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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 





FOR THE YEAR 1918. 


IN FOUR VOLUMES. 


VOL. III. 


ETROM 1 JULY TO 80 SEPTEMBER. 












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SYDNEY ; PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER 
AND PUBLISHER OF THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 


FROM 1 JULY TO 30 SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


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Page 
A.M.C. (Ltd.})—Voluntary winding-up of, &e. ........ 3649 
Abel & Co. (itd:)—General Meeting:of Members of.. 38923 


Abercrombie Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.’’) 
Abstracts— 
Banks. (See “Banks.’”) 
Companies, Firms, &e. (See “Banking, &c.’’) 
Consolidated Revenue Fund— 
Revenue and Receipts 3181, 3186, 8212, 3798, 3797, 4409 
: 4413 
lxpenditure 3187, 3213, 3798, 4414 
Other Payments or Advances.... 3191, 3217, 3802, 4418 
Closer Settlement Accounts—Receipts and HExpen-- 


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GItULOY shin hee oreo eerees yeeee 9196, 8222, 3807, 4423 
General Loan Account— pete 
ROGP DEG 600 55 accitis%i-'c. SH P.!s 25 - 3201, 3228, 3811, 4427 
HE PONG UAILOE chars gba ot- «cahoots! << » 8202, 3229,-8812, 4428 
LOOSE) Wala MMe sis verb doi 8 Mar etebar ade Bh ovals = ¢ 3244, 3822, 4488 
Loans Expendjiure. Suspense Accounts—Receipts 


8210, 3240, 3818, 4435 
Payments... 3211 

8241, 3819, 4436 
Public Works Account Expenditure Suspense Ac- ~ 


_.. . and Payments bepee. 
“Miscellaneous Accounts—Receipts and 


count—Receipts and Payments......... 3209, 3229 
3817, 4434. 
Public Works Accounts—Receipts and Expenditure 3197 


8198, 8228, 3224, 3808, 3809, 4424, 4425 
Railways Loan Accounts—Receipts and HExpendi- 


ENDING cy acca Pat suses snes at al MUR ee ca ve 38200, 3227, 8810, 4426 
Special Accounts—Receipts and Payments.... 3195, 3221 
8806, 4422 


Special Deposits Accounts—Deposits and Re-issues 3192 
3218, 3808, 4419 

(See “Tenders Accepted.”) 

(See “Intestate Estates” ; 


Accepted Tenders. 

Accounts filed in Estates. 
also ‘“Wills.”) 

Acts of Parliament— 


i, 
Mee — ASsended tO cin. cseess>- 3589, 4208, 4451, 4554, 4669, 4754 
Passed by the Legislature, not disallowed by the 
PSU OE CRY Te hehstisi cis) soa, 2.9? sro! o'ety Sate! eee Seah wite 4054, 45384 
Administrative Arrangements vespecting ‘Dividing 
HEROES (ACh, SOU2? 0) Tata vat clea thee tinurerest ance 3582 
Adrian F. G.—Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, Met- 
ropolitan Police District ....... vale eae aete aie 5661 
Aerated Bread Co. (Ltd.)—Hquity notice in matter of 3559 
After Auction Leases. (See “Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act.” ) ’ 
After Auction Purchases. (See “Lands.”) _ 
Agriculture, Department of. (See *‘Public Service 
4 Act.’’) 
j oa Aitken Brothers’ Flour Mills, Ultimo—Notification re- 
- specting milling operations of the Government 
= ry eM chsh} aie AM nee aes te Goin Out bapey Alar ARs 3581 
3 Aldermen elected, &c. (See ‘‘Municipal.’”) 
§ Algudgerie Creek Weir Water Trust. (See “Water 
ACs) 
(Ca Alignment, &c., of Streets. (See “Streets.”’) 
- Alison R. W.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
> LP Te PTE OS Poke slog scare aleys ens oon cutie song sil eete 8254 
oe Allan P.—Appointed Chief Engineer, National, and 
= Local Government Works, Department of 
LEAD OHUK Cy Oh Ao) alte siyachan tal Meh ercncteng GM eGR ot ICY Oty Si icien 307 
al Allen O. M.—Resignation of, from Public Service..... 8573 
“ Alnwick Drainage Union—Balance-sheet ........... 4635 
- Alston J: D.—Assumption, &c., of name of, by N. A. 
, 3 VIAN AV ESSemi ed cycb ow tere tie Matdyin cise feyepiedeliorsvele 3651 
=> Alston Lena Annetta Abels—Assumption, &e., of 
os name of, by Lena Annetta Abels van Wessen 3651 
Anderson W. (See “Nock & Kirby”; ‘“Marich.’) 
Andrew E. T’.—Resignation of, from Public Service.. 3871 
Andrews BH. C.—Appointed Senior Geological Sur- 
veyor, Department of Mines ....... bee» aviv erty Aa LO 
Annual Leases. (See “Leases.’’) 
Anthony G. v. J. A. Marks—Registrar’s notice in mat- 
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Apothecaries Measures—Notification respecting...... 3949 
Appeals from Officers of various Departments of the 

Public Service—Determination of Public Ser- 

FICAE OAL Asin. ele cevcisiet= eee icles 4189, 4195, 4525 
Applications to purchase land. (See “Land.” ) 

Applications invited for positions in— 

Office of Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission. (See “Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission.”’) 

Public Service., (See “Public Service Act.”) 

Railways. (See “Railways.” ) 

Appropriation of Land. (See “Resumption of Land.’’) 
Ardlethan Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 

EOUNCEUNE ek essence datetesbaeceeasee ss 4618 
Armidale— 

And Hillgrove Licensing Districts—Amalgamation, 

RCs AYE de Wiis hes BCID See eSrend enieno Glatt aiat bck 4323 

Land District—Alteration of boundaries of ...... 3345 

Licensing District—Boundaries, &c., of .........--- 4325 

Armstrong W. M.—Dismissal of, from Public Service 38469 
Arnott W. S.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &e., 

Tekiaciovalealld ea AAAI cist inlbrel Sree bible ae tote Hic . 3094 
Artlett Adeline Wild—Appointed District Registrar of 

Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Glebe, &c. .. 3468 
Assessors appointed. (See “Navigation Act”; “Indus- 

trial Arbitration Act.’’) 

Assessment Rates. (See “Pastures Protection Act” ; 
“Water Act.”) 
Atkin G.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 

&¢., Tamyyorth, &¢. ....5..-2----- 3380, 8596, 3939 
Atkinson R. C.—Appointed Assistant C.P.S., Newtown 4892 
Auburn—Provisions of Metropolitan Traffic Act 

applied to. Municipality of ........++-.5.. ees 4199 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of. (See 

“Public Service Act.’’) 

Auctioneers’ Licenses. (See “Licenses.” ) 
Audit, Department of. (See “Public Service Act?) 
Austral Patent Lamp Co. (Ltd.)—Meeting of Share- 

THOUGEUS VO eee: «: a.'s. Chote al ole \oeslns's wes sloth a UOsttpuel at atts 4154 
Australian Drug Co. (Ltd.) v. F. P. Hartigan—Notice 

THO Wa AtO ILO MM lata ticle. «6 erehe 1 Sdoieus aba aie brs Othe au atee 3359 
Australian Gaslight Co.— 

Annual General Meeting OF aie. sai. 2c sj0 «cere o Sassen 3928 

Special General Meeting of .........-e ee eee eet 3452 

Australian Historical Society—Notice respecting per- 

mission for, to use the prefix “Royal” ...... 33879 
Australian States. (See “Stock Act.’) } 
Avery E.—Appointed Deputy Coroner, Grafton, &¢c. .. 4445 
Awards under Industrial Arbitration Act. (See 

Industrial Arbitration Act,”) 

Ayre A. (See “Heber.”) 
B 
BADHAM §S. T. and Co., (Ltd.)—Notice respecting 

liquidation, &G., OF 2288 oli bie 2 es ne 8 ore loiete 4154 
Back Creck Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 

POSMOCULIS (AMIEL. cc oa leo )oye te ioia «0! alehe 8 4270, 4479 
Baerami Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 

MOGWMCGUMIO NM a aai6 5: Uelelete ais i0e ee «= 3400, 3417, 4258 
Bailey F.—Appointed Engine-driver, Dredge Service.. 4404 
Bailiffs appointed, &c. ...... 3591, 3599, 3662, 3879, 3932, 4043 

" 4044, 4807, 4344, 4404, 4587, 4672, 4682, 4758, 4892 
Baillie G. A.—Anpointed Cadet Draftsman, Land 

Board Office, Goulburn ........+. ge erases ose OUBS 
Baillie H. L.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. BDi3 
Balance-sheets. (See “Commons”; “Alnwick Drain- 

age Union’; “Great Britain Tin Mining Co., 

Ltd.’ ; “South Head General Cemetery.” ) 

Baldwin A.—Assumption, &c., of name of, by A. B. . 

SE ORIOT SE VO eee, win oe «ees nletaleuetel o(thtinte ate si wheys 8352, 
Ballina—Alignment, &e., of Streets, Municipality of .. 4834 
Balmain—Proclamation vesting certain land, within 

Municipality of, in Sydney Harbour Trust 

WIOMIIIPSRIGMOEN, |. 4 cc care aheeslbiahnie ola 6 Shake Am s/s ete 3829 
Balmain J. A. S.—Appointed Clerk, Central Police 

CO ccrl saed s E's. paged faa, LRN al ue eee 402 


iv INDEX—(Juty To SerTeMBER) —1918, 








Page Para 
Bananas, &c. (See “Vine and Vegetation Diseases and Bankrupt Estates—Dividends declared in Estates of 
Fruit Pests Act.’’) following— 
Banking, Land, Building, and Investment Companies— Al diesen th ) 3359 Leotheit ec. eeoe 
; ETRE, siamese Anderson K. L. ... 3359 McCray M. ......... 3656 
Arthur Rickard and Company Extended (Ltd.) .. . 4092 ‘Astley & Te ame Melintgenuke. G2 4878 
Assurance and Thrift Association (Ltd.) ........ 4091 Warn Galrnie eo ae A159 McCrackenii. C.... 4878 
Colonial \Sugarsretinine Con s(Wb0 sierra einer 4090 Nidetiho ee 4300 Maney RB. BE. ...... 3559 
Hacelslgy Land, Investment, and Building Co. and Th een RCO I ee 4309 4878 
BDC. GILT VM Lik, Waktic sa either ater te SE chee aN totes A087 ‘Ike t Maia: it “oe C Kavniel <b. Meee. 3559 
Harrison, Jones, and Devlin (Ltd:)......-.5.:... 4091 ee, oe i eae eae Saale ak el a Ra 3997 
Haymarket Permanent Land, Building, and Invest. AN dao Ba eee 4735 Munro Catherine 
ment Oo. (Ltd) ...e- esses esses eee ees 4087 Bourke J. E. ...... 3359 Stella: | sonacweeue 3927 
Sauer, Investment, Land, and Building Co. Rasdeah cle 3559 Meulman J. B. H. 4036 
Ltd.) alee. ateVar's, « fecoifsitertses eietone Rie eral apse. elevemereiedsirakentis 4088 "OW SRW El) 5 Maver T. F, and §&. 
Metropolitan Mutual Permanent Building and In- ae ise Hen- ered Maree Mia SEE te 4300 
vextmenty Associations (Ibs) Maint lel cre cls nie 4088 : ; M M 4399 
Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co. (Ltd.) .. 4092 TIGDE Spee ys eras 2008 Mille ay ; Renters 
Newcastle and County Mutual Building, Land, and Boys H. Al ete 4899 peret os a 
; . Britton J. E! ace de 4399 Wheatly Retal- 
Investment: Comite ireere ee tee ce 4089 Busch ee 4399 Ale ian aap are 
Sydney Permanent Freehold, Land, and Building Alan gig es 1639 eerie MESON Ra 
Co. Ct TS ea re TARR Se 4089 ; Pe cae Ti Coley ee é 
Teen - a este a Boumlce td sae eernes 4639 Miurranyi Sapiy.) seca 4639 
Universal Land and Deposit Bank (Ltd.) ......... 4090 Bingham Maueduiece Neher T. WOE fy ko eh 4300 
Coe Estates—Sequestrated— Barnes Wo Ot. 4735 Newton C. C. V.... 4640 
Adamson uevene eee. 3460 Luton A. W. 3460, 4877 Banvetcmnieme cae 4785 O’ Donoghue BH udsrcoooe 
Allan Lillian Bertha 4035 Leek G. ...... 3655, 4299 Barrett J. ses 4735 O'Reilly V. J. ... 4899 
4299 Lewis W. H. 4035, 4898 Brown W. H. D.... 4878 OmMlearatd cesar 4516 
Brown W. HD. ...: 3357 Lamrock J. W. 4158, 4878 emacw je an sone ae see Pees AA ee rds oo 
3460 Liley H. A. ... 4299, 4898 haligst. bil Maes Carlee 5 iper SB, .sseeeeeeees 92 
Bridle H. E. 3460, 3461 Tockreya el Ledas arene 4877 Cox KR Ror catarents 3657 IPrincoard sciences 3927 
Barrett T. :.. 8655, 3927 McIntosh L. G. ... 3357 ane L. G. ues 4159 ola ds dei SO ae 
‘Black ai Wii Cone ee 8656 3856 apman Ble ost GRA n teen a 
Bereery Je boxes 3656 MckGnnon (@y 2-25. 3359 F, W. Thomson.. 4159 Pollard G. W. B... 4800 
Bender J. J.... 4035, 4877. McCracken I. ...... 4035 4516 Petrie’ We. ervecs 4399 
eae A, oS Me es 4035 McMillan J. 4397, 4515 aoe ee S Pon es aah J, - Breas ek 
BusivellaMieereetes case 4158 McCann R. L. 4515, 4639 asey (MN Gir 5 atbersol pluses 
Brow eA ee eee 4158 Mair De Saas Bey) Cooke! WP (Go iss. 4300 Powell E. H. R. ... 4878 
Bartlett A.... 4299, 4515 Mason-Cox R. W. 3558 Ve ) 3 Park NCE eee TESS 
Billyard F. S. ...... 1307 SOU MOL Gn iin tesa 3926, 4300 Grace TNT et Le aBA Retiaeed i inl 3097 
Brooks Lydia Mudie A. A. and Dirancer nm Gee 3927 Robertson W. ...... 4399 
Henrietta .:....... 4397 E. 8. Mudie 4298, 4515 Darcy Bos ee 4035 "Rishy GC. RaeAs. 4399 
Betts A. “ue te. 4397 Maples J. ... 4298, 4398 Doda Sh Se LN A516 Rorers Hy Ay oo, 4399 
Bellamy Lillian Mason W. H. 4397, 4878 Pennie anne he (Resell de silat ae 4639 
Agnes ...... 4638, 47385 Manuel'F. EB. ...... 4633 Sr "| 4639 “Russell M. A. ...... 4639 
Butcher G.... 4638, 4639 Murphy BE. H. 4638, 4639 Teen uA ee . Retallack Daisy 
Bristowe Alice Madigan T, F. 4638, 4735 Hlieaetht es 4639 Wheatley ......... 4639 
Madey. yeenn! a6se;) Methane ae! "8461 Dates Je ee URB7S8 sl “Robey: Cle ae ae 4735 
Batchelor A. ...... 4734 North R. ...... 4784, 4878 TAGE TO les 4300 Smith R. ... .. 3359 
Carrie GS, ey, 3358  Ohiston J. P. os. 3358 Porris J. ik nie ODE Lit @eu lime cROuHee ine 3559 
Clarke R. B.......... 3461 0’ Keefe oe WH. 3558 Pian, ae 4036 Sophios N. ........-.. 3657 
. Costello W. T. 3558, 3656 O’Brien J. D. ' 3655. 4515 Dig Gletey adeosdie Ue SOP Ne cerns ere eee 
. ) Ford H. R Pe eee 4300 Swift Elizabeth .... 3927 
Childers G. W. H., OP Meésra TUF. i... 4298 2 
and Sarah Nellie O’Brien T. EH. 4638, 4877 Fava O. secre 4735 SS VRGS whe. seeteenececss 4085 
Childers Sena 4298 Parker T. C. 3357, 3460 French W. W. ... 4878 Sanders A. G. eens 4300 
Carlon C. ...... 4397, 4398 Pearson T. W. 3926, 4735 Goffet T. M._...... 4735 Schroeder F, A. G. 4800 
(Coseretia Alo caccagsos 4638 Pearce A. N. 4299, 4515 Glasheen D. A Byte 4878 Smith W., S. Ag- 
Collins { @seR Pores. 4734 Powell E. H. R.. 4396 Goldstem DT." \..... 4878 new, 8. S. Blann, 
Cabie..0. J. .s.....0. 04877), RanarettayD: oe... A734 Holland A. F. and J. R. Bourke, J. 
Denniss J.... 3857,3461 Platt P. F. vl 4735 H. ©. Harding... 3359 Russell, M. A. 
LO aalpanl gee nee ” 335 0 ; 335 Hemmings W. ©... 3657 Russell, EH. M. 
sons) etetots) Robey C..... 3357, 3358 seu 3 
Davison A. S. ...... 3358 OS Wine eee eres 8559 Hollinshead W, A. 43800 Bingham, and F. 
Davis esos eee 346 Reed imi: 2655. 4 Bille Ds 2De Aw itetes 4399 Creedhan sen ieee, 4639 
d. : 3655, 4397 ; 2 
Debenham R. C. ... 3656 Ross Wik WR wai 3656 Bay G: Pai 4516 se is oon oe 
4035 Rowse J. H.... 4158, 4398 AN yets} 3a : TOS Mee OLN Ry eee : 
Dunne Sees 3656, 4158 Russell di veer 4397, 4735 HAMA) ee eee 4639 Trotter Pa Gatcart ae 3927 
Dennis C. and J. Sheehan W. \D.... 3357 Howell-Price D. C. Thomson A. KE. 3927 
iDennisee. ee 4515 3358 YY ech eal on See 4640 Thompson F. W.... 4159 
Tr au Sard asec 3461 Sylcesn iWin ivan sk 38358 Johnson A. ss... 3927 4516 
Have: uO emeeees 4035, 4159 Gehlenker Hl. ..... 8358 JonMstonMdlie erence 4159 Wilson Helen ee 3559 
Fontaine F. KE. ... 4299 Stephens OC. H. ... 3558 SOMES WIL une senate 4300 Wong La non Copan 3927 
Glasheen D. L. B. 3460 Samuels J. A. 4158, 4735 rec W. Ges. ao ANS etsy ave ae 
4398 Sydenham Bllen aavinb Wee rade benes G27 alicer tema a esg oss 39 
Goode H. C.... 3460, 3656 pea SaaS ares 4298 Lane S,.F, By --.... 3927 Walker sds Ui. mance 4878 
Geddes R. ... 4035, 4398 Smith W. H. ...... 4397 Lenehan R. W. ... 4036 
Gittoes HE, ............ 4035 Sunic hy eee anaes 4637 | Banks—Liabilities and Assets of — 

Gallagher W. C.... 4298 Sophos wil. ies... 2a 4637 Australian Bank of Commerce (Ltd.) ..........6- 3982 
) : f 4299 Sawyers J. J. ...... 4638 Bank Of Guecensland (160. ) 4) 2 ilps nce’. spies 3985 
| Gillard A. J. ...4299, 4398 Tabart Beatrice ... 3358 Bank of New South Wales .......--..eceeeeeeceee 3981 

Gurner P. J.... 4397,4515 - Tullidge H. L. 4298, 4299 ye labioy hs Wake: och 1,1 ni te dna nadie eng ade ey SS 3986 
Hoy te ard By Hoy” ee foekcn ue ese 4299, ae Bank of New zine seca ae a ELRY * 3985 
ame . ; LP BOPOB OIE TAO 3 es Colonial Bank o ustralasia Sid apdeyey susgecasusieste) y's 3982 
3927 Watson EH. C. 3460, 3559 rei ank istralia sy Mates ab cWertor sie oe vs 398; 
Howarths-Ps oii’. 3461 Wootten H. Be 8558 Commercial Bank or Australia (Ltd.) : 983 
Hed J.T me Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney (Ltd.) ....... « $8981 
Hy en teres 3461 Watts L. V.... 3558, 3656 Comptoir National D’Escompte De Paris .......... 8988 
ynara A. os, 3461 Walker J. H. 3558, 3656 English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (Ltd.) . 3987 
FLOW yr Ruems aceite 3558 Williamson P....:.. 4035 8 
: London Bank of Australia’ (ltd.) 2.0.0... ee B98T 
FED RD. yos2varker 3656 Wreollaud, jue dvadandsseete 4158 : i fo 2 
National Bank of Australasia (Litd.) ............6% 38983 
Hodges G. RK. 4035, 4398 Walters EK. W. te eeee 4298 l TN tional Bank (Ltd ) 8984 
Hodges A.,... 4158, 4398 Williams D. ©. ... 4515 | oon en eee tral et ‘en 
7 Royal Bank of Australia (Ltd.) ....-.essesee vikee OOS 
Haigh NS) clerewie ere 4298, 4398 Whiddon 1” vile 0 s)0ie'ale 4638 li Ltd. 8926 
La et et ates 4734  Witchard A. J...... 4650 A dee Oe ne ee isealuiapiniott pe 2 ies 
Jones 0. Bo... 3858 | Waldron R,.... 4680, 47854) To RChama Specie at Coie" Sale ne) 
Jones A. M. ......... AGSO SIRS UA ole accu eomue ’ 4735 | Banks and Bank Holidays Act—Holidays proclaimed 
atts Wades Gente ce ASS" MeOWALKIG; W.. coseneeqrr 4877 under. (See “Holidays.”) 
Kerin Margaret 3357 a Barber R. H. & Co. (Ltd.)—Equity notice in matter 


4158 : of RT MCRL Te WA SIE at 2 NC PAL IT BST Yea IR CO a 4036 





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INDEX—(Juty To Seprexser)—1918, 





Page 
Barnett P. E. B—Appointed to act as CP.S., &e., Wel- ; 
DIVE COLM tative fo, 56 anata tinake: arses Suave neh Teh eah 4044, 4651, 4892 
Barrell R. E.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 
OE CA UCIGy th Sr rccteecadie, Hein <taytd Luciota of etonabora/ th tues) 3981 
Bathgate D. G.—Resignation of, from Public Service 4894 
Bathurst Sewerage Works—Notifications respecting.. 38257 
4049 
Batten W. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Stores Supply 
LJ OPALhM GIG sm fate ashoKe ts ca okea ate eet s. «Aisha al fens 8572 
Baulkham Hills—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal 
against assessments for water rates on pro- 
perties sitnated, in Shire Of We to ahs dercls selec 4451 
Bauxite—Declared a Mineral within meaning of 
INTENT ACE. 2 egtaan. a ended adtede osprey Meise ae Fs, ls Spd 3599 
Baylis A. C. L.—Appointed to act as a Deputy Regis- 
trar-General, Registrar-General’s Department 4891 
Beanbah Bore Water Trust. , (See “Water Act.’’) 
Beckhaus F.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Pilliga...... 4044 
Begg J., Australia (Ltd.)—Extraordinary General 
PM SCLIN Male «wie tate es eat eile ee cticn ss om scale 4291 
Beggs W. A.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Michelago.... 4789 
Bennett L. W. M.—Appointed Chief Clerk, Ministerial 
Office, Department of Labour and Industry... 4740 
Bennett W. P.—Retirement of, from Public Service... 38665 
Berembed ‘Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 
TESPOCHNG) vtech fa ciate cise chee os cle Sake shes et 4374 
Berry— 
Closine Time Lom SHOpSs DIStriCt OL. a.) > sim sis cee 4753 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, District 
MOLE spete is otk ecstorii tre ican oye cco eral ee iesaoomy ahietele ans o.6 apa 4205 
Billabong Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
Billerwell E. C.—Appointed Assistant Search Clerk, 
Registrar-General’s Department ............ 4523 
Billiard Licenses. (See “Licenses.’’) 
Bingara Gold-field. (See ‘‘Gold-fields.”) ; 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages—District Registrars 
of, appointed, &c. (See “Registrars.’’) 
Black Range Consolidated Mines—<Application to 
register, as a No-Liability Company......... 3650 
Blackhall P.—Appointed Government Medical Officer, 
OTCAMDEV AN © cactenscators tasks ortega ete Beas cleus he Puke 751 
Blackmore H. M.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, &c., 
IN AVEKa Ned 3 da clon 6 6a Ge ebeMiowec Moomt Moone 8571, 4044 
Blacktown—wNotice of holding of Court of Appeal 
against assessments for water rates on pro- 
perties ‘situated.in Shine Obs ssa... as. ose 4451 
Biand—Regulations controlling burning-cff operations 
SEGALL AWA SB ANE HLS om A Ne ee a 8 rere mene 8380 
Blanksby J.—Appointed Officer-in-Charge, Miners’ 
Accident Relief Branch, Department of 
VIG CRip ce. trey cxemedtiecraee te ees MeNaity tee Tomsk g RRANS elec SNS) ro 8368 
Blix A.—Appointed, C.P.S., &c., Newtown,.&e. ....... 3662 
Blue Mountain Sight Reserves—Regulations for 
Springwood and Linden Group of........... 4113 
Boards (Depar tmental) constituted under Public Ser- 
Vices CAniendme;nt } JVAChe . wey sasrsrnye s <4 os 4404, 4405 
Bogan Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”’) 
Boland Catherine Mary—Appointed Assistant Instruc- 
tor, Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta... 4808 


Bomphrey A. M.—Appointed Member of Shipbuilding 
Advisory Committee in connection with Tech- 
TCL RN ILCRLGN OLN wrecks sons -e 2ySue ra autehe acto 0 
~Bomuckledi Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.”) 
Bond T.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 
Bond Warrants—Notice respecting loss of 
Bongers G.—-Appointed Stores Clerk, Department of 
Lands 
Settlement 


re ee 


Purchase Area—wNotifications 
PES VCCUUL Ombre pelak hehe oi cust si success [niche stietia ers eisilegage. 

Boorook and Lunatic Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.’’) 

Boswell A. E.—Appointed Orchardist, Farm Home for 


Boorabil 


OVS maN Lita SON Sear. oe pais eek Mee hale: asians 
Boulden A. G.—Appointed Cleaner and Labourer, 
Sydney Vechnical Coles es sage ctteteictay« -feis.cee)s 


Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and ee Gold-field. (See 
“Gold-fields.” 
Brady P. P.—Appointed Clerk-in-Charge, Correspon- 


dence and Records, Stores Supply Department 


Branches and Heads of Branches of Departments of 
the Public Service 
(See ‘Horses and Cattle”; 
and Marks,”’) 
Brassi—Proposed cancellation of design of Village 
of 


6, © & 6 0p 01/4, Bho. 0 To 6, ee uae elie. ni 


Brands. “Sheep Brands 


Bray S. P. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of. 
Brennand H. J. W.—Appointed Medical Referee under 


Workmen’s Compensation Act ............. 
Brewarrina— 

Provisions of Pastures Protection Act applied to 

destruction of Kangaroos, District of ...... 


Water Supply Works—Notifications respecting .... 


3830, 4204 


Boel 


4404, 4405 


Brewer A. E.—Retirement of, from Publie Service .« 

Brewers’ Licenses. (See ‘‘Licenses.’’) 

Brissenden H.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, 
Wyalong, &e. 

Brittons (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of .. 


ee 


Broken Hill Hxtended Silver-Lead (No-Liability)— 
Application to register, as a No-Liability 
VOTING nee arararer storie aici a cienepacd sigs sy ctere falieve)'eilt oaataha 


Broken Hill South HWxtended (No-Liability )—Applica- 
tion to register, as a No-Liability Company .. 
Head—Regulations for Public Recreation 
ALOSOE VEU omer fr enear ate oo er erate ener bre ctysie iste erst ee 
Brown W. L. B.—Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, 

&e., Broken Hill 
Browne A. M.—Appointed Clerk-in-Charge, Tnquiry 

3ranch, Department of Mines, &c. 


Broome 








ee 





Browne R. P.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, Re- 
lieving Staff, Department of Lands ........ .- 4043 
Bruce D. C. S8.—Appointed to act as Warden's Clerk, 
SC OOOUAD ALAN NAME se marae ce cia stelle ae rae Os OOOu 
Bryant IF’. T.—Appointed Clerk, Government Printing 
OTCE ETE ia cas cai sniees Socsascmns lapel vue tonle'fo aitete loved duran etree 4740 
Bryant J. G. R.—Appointed Director of Soldiers’ 
Settlements, Returned Soldiers’ Settlement 
Branch, Department. of Tanda’ 2. 200d. . ee 3661 
Brydon W.—Appointed Acting C.P.8., Wee Waa .... 4044 
Buckland A. R.—Retirement of, from Public Service.. 38932 
Buckland River Gold Dredging Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary : 
HP Windinge up tok Meee ya. «oe. OOM tonte . oN ate 8649 
Bugilbone Bore Water Trust. (See ‘Water Act.) 
Bulli— 
Alignment, &c., of Streets within Bulli Pass Urban 
ARCA STAN Olimkeroutels coeaterseule-sciveis st tote Meet aie) OBlG 
Notice of holding of Court of Appeal against assess- 
ments for water rates on properties situated 
TM SHILEROLH poeck oie dia eee kek aaa ced: oh enes eyes eave. A451 
Bullock H. K.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Crown Land 
AEN t Sn OMICEA IW CLINGCODE wei ees e «everett 3467 
Burgis T. P.—Appointed Sheriff's Officer, Sydney 4892 
Burrinjuck Dam— 
Rescission of proclamation of certain date, prohibit- 
ing the use of any fishing-net, &c., in waters 
OM ater oer Steerat er terse eyletectes Ya ra oye tetra tires ale ay ha rected Sa ara, 3938 
Waters of, clcsed against fishing generally, &. .... 3949 
Butier A. O.—Appointed Relieving Police Magistrate.. 3661 
Bygalore Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications re- 
ES ONERGL ETB OY =AER) sles boy Otis Uma 4 2.2 eR Ze ate et 3609 
By-laws. (See “Railways” ; Metropolitan Water and 
Sewerage Acts’; “Water Act’ “Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts” unter 
District Water Supply and Sewer rage Board” ; 
“Sydney Municipal Council.” ) 
Byron Bay—Regulations for Public Recreation Re- 
SOLVE: CECH La PO oe ee ee ER ee ae the ae 4113 
C 
CADELL T.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
LSLEST OTE cee ees ace ZO aka ee ad old RMN. tans ele 44455 
Callaway R.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4894 
Callinan W: W.—Retirement of, from Public Service 38665 
Cameron W. W.—Appointed Government Medical 
Officers, Ardlethania ves . sbteiad tilde vlahd oes share 4665 
Campana C, R.—Notification respecting appointment, 











Vv 


Page 


3573 


3662 
4634 


3453 
4871 


be Been 3931, 4892 


&e, of. as Consul in charge of Consulate- 
General of France at Sydney .......... 8581, 4751 
Campbell Eliza—Retirement of, from Public Service 4406 
Camping Reserves——Determination Of ...........06. 4504 

Canowindra Gold-field. (See ‘Gold-fields.” ) 

Cansdell C. W.—Appointed Draftsman, Department of 
ToS TOC Sette hk eirecatten ad Sosa.) Fee S EA a ated cooks wes Sh 3661 

Canvin W. C.—Appointed Clerk, Registrar-General’s 
Weparenieitrrssaa:t teas tka ge. cehistebteba « lelietele. 4740 

Caple Amy Alexandra—Appointed Dental Assistant, 
Departinent of Wducaition, .-:idowsee t eheaels te 4170 
Carcoar Land District—Alteration of boundaries of 4631 
4726 

Careless Use of Fire Act—Regulations under, for con- 

trolling burning-off operations within certain 
MamiCip TCS ATC SHITE TS. 11. oaiohensznsayes +! 3380 

Carey W. J.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Land 
SOS CL LOTLGE, POUL UG LEME erate. vo, <! ace Otel sus c/s! al dic 4652 
Carlos (Ltd.)-—Voluntary winding-up of, &e. ........ 4291 

Carr-Boyd C. G—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e., 
WERE UGE hae atetenstove oviasead snele’ fo) cresce reemene al as 4170, 4587 

Carrington R. R.—Appointed Second Shorthand- 
writer, Parliamentary Reporting Staff ...... 4327 
Carter Mary C.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4653 

Cashman A. L.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Land Board 
OPCS RIMOTNESa e's pune a Ohow Pec meas cuss aa abeyance 4652 
Casino—-Proposed alteration of design of Town of., 3997 


vi INDEX—(Juty To Seprempen)—1918. 


Page 
Cassilis—Country Shopping District constituted, &c., 
BE oe acs oS spose tah = SN alee CULO Re AD 
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat 
Act. (See also “Municipal”; “Shires” )—In- 
spectors appointed, &¢c., under.... 8257, 8589, 3840 
4211, 4556 
Central Garage (Ltd.)—Winding-up of, &. .......... 46384 
Certificates— 
For Motor Boats and Marine Motor Engineers issued 
ELOM SCOLTAIIY Ga HES. faikre ls kere Mera ree ae Vales PIRES 82938 


Of competency issued under Navigation Act. 
“Navigation Act.’’) 
Champion Rey. S. A. T.—Appointed Church of Eng- 


land) Chaplain’ o./GaolsyWoune one. aa.. we 4204 
Champion VY. A. R.—Appointed Warden’s Clerk, &¢ 
HSEALO WOOO” oc.c\Ayie alates dnenlener ies Welsife Bees sh3 fe 4044 
Chayet M.—Consular Notice respecting.............. 38254 
Chief Secretary, Department of. (See “Public Ser- 
vice Act.” ) 
Chippendall H. H. S.—Appointed Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate; NEWCASTLE iss chlericie sete i ole le uneee ate 3830 
Church of England Trust Property Act— 
Hiection of Trustees under, for Diocese of Grafton 4869 
Notification under respecting Ordinances passed at 
First Session of Third Synod of Diocese of 
GRAPLOUY ee eOe): a Bien ee Ma Ber os Bo al 4869 


City and Suburban Railways (Resumption Rescission) 
Act—Rescissions of resumptions of land 
under 38476, 4206, 4551, 4552 

City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Co. (Ltd.)—Notifi- 
eation under Gas Amendment Act, 1918, re- 


Co rs 


LEPETVE:, LOAN isrs\d to 5p he eile elt ol al ar cage eave PNR Weaino mel ee 4752 
Claims against the’ Government. (See “Whitfeld” ; 
“Rooke”; ‘Perpetual Trustee Co., Ltd.’’; 
“McCarron, Stewart, & Co., Ltd.) 
Clancy B. P.—Appointed Assistant ©.P.S., Wagga 
fs Medea: aM pRB eA pn BOVE UT Aes TK 3571 
Clarke F. W.—Appointed Member of Local Land 
Board, MUGZEe ei ees areata cle) emt alg 8301 
Clarke N. D.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Narromine.. 4044. 
Clegg T. B.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &c., 
TICES Wiel Ocak te) ate eter ger cuatro spay eee Cota nn ee 3594 
Clements J. P.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, 
WielhineOM Mr DS sek teseteiene cies ae Sete Eat cee tiie 4044 
Clonmel Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications re- 
SMOCELIA EY Rien torn acetal. fou tenle alate Neuer mele 4002 


Closer Settlement Acts— 
Approval of after auction purchases under ........ 4472 
Dedication of land under, for public purposes .... 4829 
Forfeiture of settlement purchase areas under .... 38898 


Modification of notification setting apart farms 
within settlement purchase areas under 
Notification— 
Of surrender of lands to the Crown and allotment 
of same as settlement purchases under ...... 3320 
3516, 3631, 4269, 4374, 4487, 4618, 4830 
Setting apart farms within settlement purchase 


PEO UGS: fails REL ee ken eee 3417, 4260 
Setting apart lands as settlement purchase areas 

UIST ye tn sere Mente ta cae ite had va LOE) ae LY 3400, 4247 

Regulation No. 1 (amended) under pr astetit eet Vall ats . 4690 


Reserves from settlement purchase other than 
settlement purchase by the holders pre- 


ferential right Tovapply cee ee oe ioe cies 38401, 4247 
Revocation of reserves under 330. ole ee 4286 
Tenders called for purchase of forfeited settlement 

purchase areas under ........ 3515, 4002, 4262, 4479 


Withdrawal of— 
Farms from being available for settlement pur- 
chase application within settlement purchase 
AT CHS UTTICET IIE eat Sere a er eee etree ee mL Sintaes 3504 
Land from certain settlement purchase areas 


PEDAL OT WY el a PR CTR TR) TR RAR URN SE RTA os Dt 4253 
Notification respecting commission to be paid to 

any person securing a successful applicant for 

farms within certain settlement purchase 

ALTERS MUNA ees ey eats Sg ahy Mem t any mubcatete by 3 4109 


Clunes F. E.— (See “Oates, ei 


Clybucca Creek—Proclamation handing over Flood 
Gates to Council of Shire of Macleay, &. ., 4324 
Cochrane Alice Mabel—Appointed Junior Clerk, Land 


Beard, OMe." GERCR ak Hees eueieie ately ate sane sian 4044 
Kock R. F. v. W. TT. Sutton—Registrar’s notice in 
IMAEESL: COL are ete eee ey eink RMU Cha Ss cauny e Cone cs 3462 


Coghlan ©. J.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, 
Ce eed dea sh a: ot 1 mM Mele Uae Ue Pane oe et 
Cohen R. J.—Appointed Deputy-Licensing Magistrate, 
sia KG AT: hg at aan yi 1 ed A aa WE 
Cohen T. W.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &c., 
Wentworth, &c. . 8594, 3989 


| 


3599, 4528, 4651 


Page 
Colbeck W. B. v. A. BH. Turner—Notice in maiter of .. 4159 
Coleman A. W.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, District 
COUET NEESr MT RT Eel, ois are oreierine acres jee 'e 4672 
Colinton—Proposed alteration of design of Village of 4690 
Colligen Creek Water Trust. (See “Water Act.’’) 
Collins H, W.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 
Licensing Court, Wagga Wagga ..-.-20...<.6 4664 
Collis W. R.—Appointed Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights, &e., Department of Mines 4892 
Colo—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal against 
assessments for water rates on properties 
SHOMATEG bt SHIME: VOL Ne etek eae vie ola oig ole ecellG 4451 
Colonial Wine Licenses. (See ‘Licenses.” ) 
Colquhoun’s Co-operative Selling and Agency Co. 
(Ltd.)—Notice to creditors of .............. 4509 
Commission of the Peace— 
Appointments to ........ 8254, 33879, 8475, 3581, 3938, 4051 
4208, 4326, 4445, 4533, 4751 
Proposed removal of names from: ..2.......e6.+ cue 4445 
tesignations, removal of names, &e. ...... 8380, 8581, 4052 


4203, 4445, 4664 


Substituted names, addresses, &c., of apere sons ap- 


POUNDER CHO ics acetone, cece) aver © aces cates 3255, 8380, 38475, 3581 
3830, 4208, 4826, 4664 
Commons— 

Balance-sheets— 
IB URGet CY. er aemte cht tire Seren aye CARIN 5 EN ane eas ee MN 3353 
MINIS Wel POOR) 2 pire -csreeteae seal soa Ae albae Gibde.s: catBodotnate 4392 
INDE IA Taber care: srapsastcuceneWare ot i are les ® Ate nSIe A, alee mise ames 3455 
Commoners’ Meetings convened ..........--.c00-- 8353 


4030, 45 510, 4731, 4873 


Reserves from sale, &, for. (See “Land’; also 
Leases.”’) 
Seeretaryappointed for'Gular’ es .. .3 Mek tie ee 4292 


Trustees appointed, &, for. (See “Trustees.’’) 


Commonwealth of Australia—Commissioner of Taxa- 
tion of, v. T. H. Masters and FE. 





Registrar’s notices in matter of ........ 3359, 4736 
Companies Act—Registration of Mining Companies 
under. (See “Mining Companies.” ) 


Companies, Firms, &c.—Balance-sheets. 
ing.’’) 
Conditional Leases— 

Addition of non-convertible areas of, to the con- 

vertible areas thereof ........ 3418, 4009, 4127, 4264 

4369, 4481, 4705, 4828 

AGGIiON ROTA Os. wee vee, Ol ce 3629, 3896, 4264, 4610 

Approved Tid CVUq REMAN ed a el a aCe ea 3311, 3409, 3410, 8412 

8511, 3512, 3513, 3617, 3618, 3619, 3892, 3898, 3894 

3896, 4003, 4004, 4121, 4122, 4123, 4256, 4257, 4259 

4363, 4364. 4366, 4368, 4473, 4474, 4475, 4601, 4602 

4603, 4605, 4699, 4700, 4702, 4704, 4799, 4800, 4802 

CrowneliMmadsiser capac, Lote die cepa it cen ees 3347, 3348 

3349, 3446, 3549, 3550, 3551, 3647, 3918, 3919 

4026, 4027, 4149, 4150, 4289, 4290, 4388, 4389 

4390, 4505, 4506, 4507, 4632, 4727, 4728, 4866 

Extension of terms of .... 8410, 3518, 3619, 3894, 4004, 4123 

4257, 4364, 4474, 4603, 4702, 4800 

2 Dpto ash Tt ME ea SASL bred aan Muah ae Sak Nie I 4867 

POPELEC Ge iamete Ce aeettte teeta 38317, 4265, 4868, 4704, 4828 

Reversal of forfeiture of 3317, 3517, 4009, 4127, 4264 

4610, 4704, 4705, 4828 

Re-appraisement of rents of ........ 3410, 3412, 3513, 3618 

8619, 3893, 8894, 4004, 4122, 4123, 4957, 4259, 4364 

4366, 4474, 4475, 4608, 4605, 4700, 4702, 4800, 4802 


(See “Bank- 


REVOCRHON FOL es ee. Ue Lia 3430, 3639, 3906, 4187, 4375 
Conditional Purchases— 

Addition’ or land to. 7) ey 8421, 3631, 3902, 4129, 4270, 4487 

4612, 4620, 4707, 4854. 

Crownilands Set apart’ fOr. 0.) ue. 3347, 3348, 3349, 3445 


8446, 8447, 3548, 3549, 3550, 3551, 3647, 3918, 3919 
4026, 4027, 4028, 4149, 4150, 4151, 4289, 4290, 4388 
4389, 4390, 4505, 4506, 4507, 4632, 4727, 4728, 4866 


erate aces eee: Ruaustenel Sl ElLoiet Taf 9; chelsea anal ssicial’e ie pols tenes 4867 
Mortenieditee arn ete sects elect ae 3418, 3517, 4265, 4266 
Meetings of Local Land Boards reapectiie: conver- 

SIOM MN MCA SES rT EGO! ahaa tureny cere create ctte fe pes 55 Fi 
MREVersal Ot TOMPeLGUTETOL tins. a1 e6 405 ce 3517, 4265, 4705 
IVEV OCHO VOLE HME gabe .». 8430, 3639, 8906, 4137, 4875 

Conditional Purchase Leases-— 
OUTCIOM GE LAG IGO. estas fiero ie Pt tay tie eal: 4612 


Crown lands set apart for 3348, 3349, 3446, 3549, 3551, 3647 
8918, 3919, 4026, 4027, 4149, 4150, 4290 


438 


4388, 4389, 4505, 4506, 4632, 4728, 4866 


FUCV OCALLOU. GOL econ ticle uiah e hte once a. 3430, 4375 
Condobolin—By laws (Water Supply), Municipality 

DE age CMM ain a en Ketek es oc ey 4056 

Connell H. H.—Appointed Relieving ©.P. S., &e... 8662, 4170 

4664, 4739 


Considine P. D. —Appointed Junior Clerk, Crown Land 


Agent’s Office, Parkes 4405 


INDEX—(JuLy to Sepremper)—1918. vii 


Page 


(See “Chayet”’; “Marcus”; “Campana”; 
“Norway”; “van den Berg”; “Yung.’’) 
Conveyancers—Applications to practise aS........... 
Coonabarabran—Provisions of Pastures Protection 

Act applied to destruction of Hagle Hawks, 
Districk off oo. 2% 
Cooper H. G.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, Con- 
CLODOLITIA tras wee sleete eh ate Pate dle este bie t sree 
Cootamundra Machine Brick and Tile Co. 
Voluntary winding-up of, &c. 
Cormack J. S.—Appointed Immigration and Publicity 
Officer, Agent-General’s Office, London ...... 
Corundum or Emery—Declared a Mineral within 
Meaning GF WiMINes AGT WN we. cede ls olde 4779 
Costume Makers’ Board. (See ‘Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act.”’) 
Country Shopping Districts. 
Acts.”’) 


Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts— 
Authority to construct certain Sewerage and Water 
SUD DLV OLKS) UDGEK oy eas oa els. cieleteio cus ac 4667, 4753 
By-laws (Sewerage and Water Supply) for certain 
Municipalities 3257, 83881, 4056, 4535 
Certificates of amounts expended on certain Sewer- 
age and Water Supply Works under.... 3257, 
Certificates of amounts of annual sums to be paid 
by certain Councils in respect of Sewerage 
and Water Supply Works under ....... 3582, 4055 
Notification of completion, &c, of certain Sewerage 
and Water Supply Works under .... 3473, 4202, 4203 


Proclamation— 
Directing the taking over of certain works, &¢., 

by Councils of Municipalities under ........ 3473 
Fixing period of liquidation of amount expended 
on certain Sewerage and Water Supply 

Works under 


Courts— 
District Courts— 

Alteration of date of holding of, at certain places 38591 
Miscellaneous notices of holding of.. 38292, 8390, 3494 
3599, 3847, 3990, 4098, 4214 
4347, 4459, 4582, 4681, 4761 

Land and Income Tax Assessment Act—Notices of 

holding Courts of Review for hearing of 
appeals under ..... 8261, 3591, 3954, 3955, 4454, 4557 
Land Appeal Courts—Notices of holding of . .. 3306, 5506 
3527, 4015, 4115, 4619, 4604 


Consuls. 


ee ry 


ee ey 





(See “Harly Closing 


ee eee eee eer ene 


3939 


ee 2 Y 


Licensing Courts (Publicans, &¢c.)—Schedule of 
meetings of ...... 3291, 3390, 8495, 8599, 3990, 4094 


4218, 4848, 4460, 4586, 4680, 4771 

Marine Inquiry Court—Assessors appointed to 
assist, &e. 

Of Quarter Sessions— 

Alteration of date of holding of, at certain places 3575 
Notices of holding of, at certain places, and for 
months of August, September, and October 38485 
4211, 4758 

Of Appeal against assessments for water rates on 

properties situated in certain Shires—Dates 


PC UECES (OL MOLE NOs aa) stesyoctenerd tole eels dre) stters 4451 
Small Debts Courts— 

Alteration of date of holding of, at certain places 4060 

4210, 4454. 

Notices of holding of, at certain places.. 4060, 4210 

4344, 4454 


Supreme Courts—Notice of holding of, during 1919 4661 
Crane Edith Hdward—Appointed Junior Clerk, De- 


puntment of Hducadion. wh ious shies acs eee , 4043 
Crane FF. W. C.—Appointed Police Magistrate, ke, 
CDEOI sec AMeve da vedeeane sc iieliolava eho bat e-elisaa telrheiere 3595 
Crang W. B.— Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
ELAES, 856. VCD WOT & gin Wibvene Ste ovlene « 4052, 4204 
Creagh J. S.—Appointed to act as C.P.8., &¢., Coo- 
MAMI ed ys BRS Sd aedt oltemel elt labia eOacticdetacs a ¥ors 3662, 4242 
Cremen F. J.—Appointed Inspector, Department of 
SUIT WWIGIE KRG S sce Laine tten cle Soke tains dep een Mace sy 58 hyo ho acd gone 3662 
Crookwell— 
Closing "Time for ‘Shops, District Of 22.0.5 0.0. cae ee 4339 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, Dis- 
MEDUCL NOU Vay rears cay deals, nt cashews GP gralgal disied paahenicuuts 8477 
Crown ands available for Lease or License. (See 
“Land.”’) 
Crown Lands not available for settlement, &e. (See 
“Land.” ) 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act— 
Addition of area to a lease within Yanco Irrigation 
ATOR UGE... CLUS oss xe TIA aT tals Phigstahens <s'steaee 4365 
Acquisition of land under ......... ARGS 5 nities . 4855, 4465 


8327, 3497, 8528 


Crown lands proclaimed, &c., under..... ; 
3905, 8906, 4620 


Page 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act—continued. 
Dedication of land under. (See “Land.”’) 
Examination of candidates for license to survey 
under—Date and place of holding of .... 39938, 4465 
Forfeiture of leases of irrigation farms or blocks 
within Mirrool and Yanco Irrigation Areas.. 383829 
3526, 3904, 4498, 4618 


Iorms under— 


NOs So PCUMONUed ceased tec cists cee. «eee are 3884. 
ENO DELIA ua vPMa harap he skeet ie cadiciots ise avon ieje tuk oe ote 3420 
ae. AEN aM ancder soft tenevsvaNoretartiese eh aval s Pid ast eA eric 3884 
INO TL SOE mie Racers a ceekeilereey eerste hartioctend tiscre 4251 
Notification granting after-auction leases under, 
Within Vane Lrrication, ATEa, «csc. ces cca « 4698 
Notification setting apart Crown lands for Irriga- 
tion farms or blocks under, within Mirrool 
andy Vanco virriza tion “Areas. Bema se . ck ae 4607 
Proposals under section 25 of. (See “Land, Re- 
vocation of Dedication.’ ) 
Regulations under— 
ING) LONG hapeis eaya sia siav sie, eevee LN A ERD i) Beers 8884 
INO PAIS S(amended yy. oes cis sree cis as 6 te Be ailonete whet we ace 38884 
No, 336; (amended) ons «3h ee bat ,o em nNBln cus tate 4251 
INOUE LO DIN te toe nee nett alee acre 5 atta eiaaaane 4251, 43858 
Surrender of leases of irrigation farms or blocks ° 
under, within Mirrool and Yanco Irrigation 
TORS Pol averoete re SPURL seera ere cit 3829, 4186, 4498, 4857, 4858 
Crown Leases. (See “Leases.”) 
Crusader Newspaper Co.— 
General Meeting of Members of .......... Wisecomne LOL 
Voluntary winding-up of, &c. .......... ieee 5 4153 
Cryolite—Declared a Mineral within meaning of Min- 
LD OLVA CHIPS AS, Tone eee aed Sach eel ONeLL che, Saal aie ate) ee 3599 
Cunneen H. H.—Appointed Cashier, Department of 
PADDLE CW OLS oven aaalals m/e G ce ishor ssn eracoiel st \akOeie 3662 
Cunningham J. W.—Appointed an Appointed Member 
of Licensing Court,, Berrima .............. 4751 
Currumbah Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.) 
Cusick HE. P.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., Nar- 
DAVIS Tc susests concns shane Kensie shitohshskohabeeetshowchs Le eote 3932, 4349 


DAIRIS Supervision Act—Inspectors, &c., appointed 





under. (See “Municipal.” ) 
Dairy Industry Act—Inspectors appointed under.. 4665, 4751 
Dandies (Ltd.)—Winding-up of, &¢. ...........08. 3451 
Dangar Park, Waratah—Proclaiming, &c., of ....... . 43875 
Davis C.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 3665 
Dedication of Land. (See “Land”; “Public Works 

Act.”’) 
Deep Levels Hawkins Hill Gold-mining Co. (No- 

Liability )—Application to register, as a No- 

LAUD ELUE Ys) MOOT TDA TN Val pees jauvcs chewane cones sueibic eye ue e 3650 
Deniliquin and Moama Railway Company—General 

Meeting of Shareholders of ............0.. 3553 
Dening W. H.—Appointed C.P.S., &c., Nyngan ...... 4523 
Denmead W. J.—Appointed Issue Officer, Department 

ORMMASCATTIOM. ects stu ouerasl stele bi akastpesucan sense’ detscyie 4892 
Dent J. F.—Resignation of, from Public Service ..... 3665 
Dentists Acts—Regulations under ...............+.- 4053 
Departmental Boards constituted under Public Ser- 

Vice (Amendment) ACE boisco i oh Sie: tee sar ote 4404, 4405 
Designs of Cities, Towns, or Villages, &c.—Alteration, 

ey Ob at Certain’ Places) .c5. seated « 3345, 8443 


3506, 3547, 3888, 3917, 3997 
4109, 4467, 4504, 4690, 4867 
Despatch respecting— 
Amended arrangements for the certification of life in 


the case of Imperial Government Annuitants 4445 
The granting of Imperial Service Medals to certain 
ex-officers of the New South Wales Public 
SHEE COM otc rue ochre chien co inian. t) Fieve iscoipe 'oemaibanca 8474, 4751 
Direct Fish Supplies (Ltd. )—_Notice in matter of . 3927 
Directors and Members of Pastures Protection ante 
appointed, &c. (See ‘Pastures Protection 
Act.” ) 
District Courts. (See “Courts.’’) 
Dividends declared in Bankrupt Estates. (See “Bank- 
rupt Estates.” ) 
Dividing Fences Act, 1902—Administrative Arrange- 
AWGN OS ESD CSB 2 tye e fo vols. sie es MNONeys GnsMelle 0: sisstca'tells tals 8582 
Dixon R. J.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Bimbi ........ 38367 


Jolman I’. W.—Appointed Acting C.P.8., &e., Har- 
MOOR TT. Aeh: PR lk Malan epeeehertatanehs och 4651, 4892 
Dolman J.—Appointed Acting Warden's Clerk, &c., 
COO TMU TON tcc «cls rhyme teetereh tet scene tee 3931, 4892 


to Grol, 


Peer er 





Dowling N.—Appointed Visiting Surgeon 


Young 


Vill 


Dowling W. J.—Appointed Deputy-Licensing Magis- 
TLACE, “OTD CSM o -eies picket ck. cretabee te ttaings 

Drainage . Areas. (See “Metropolitan Water and 
Sewerage Acts.) 

Dubbo Water Supply Works—Notifications respecting 


Duff J.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, Coramba 

Duffy Vera Hugena—Appointed Junior Clerk, Depart- 

ment of Lands 
Dunedoo— 

Alteration of Design of Village and Suburban Lands 

AU eh itievcta a Fie haeieNa in Nittn aes Wistee et oie Lsuetane abet 

Copper Mines (No Liability)—Application to regis- 

ter, as a No-hiability Conway 2st: hs lee 

Sites for Village and Suburban Lands at .......... 

Dungog Land District—Alteration of boundaries of.. 


Dunn A. M.—Appointed Warden’s Clerk, &e., Tumut. . 
Dunn T. M.—Appointed Coroner, Forbes, &e. ....... 
E 


EAGLE HAWKS. 
Early Closing Act— 
Country Shopping Districts constituted, &¢c., under.. 
Closing Time for Shops within certain Districts 
MDGSE pgs & cpeathenn ees 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops within 
certain Districts under 
Basterbrook I. H.—Retirement of, from Public. Service 
Hastern Pinnacles (No- Application to 
register, as a No-Liability Company ........ 
Edmonds W. C.—Appointed to act as District Regis- 
trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Glebe 
Edmondson W. H.—Appointed Coroner, Corowa, &c... 
Education, Department of. (See “Public Service 
Act.”’) 


Edwards C. A.—Appointed Acting .C.P.S., 


(See “Pastures Protection Act.’’) 





Baradine.. 


Edwards O. A.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, 
INO WTS, f Gud Rpts sade po ccs yorab aa tthe & oie PAO ELE 
Hisenhuth A. B.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c., Wea- 
MOTTO) DR tte ch tye teetoein wes Gatco eaciele errs iatomiveue aencye 
Eleanora Mines (Utd.)—General Meeting of Share- 
OUMCP SHOE Maeve etatog. on ake leps als Cie cners ede Rigen 
Hleanora Syndicate (Ltd.)—General Meeting of 
Shareholders sory se piece teeichels «totes te stem ebokerere 
Ellis J—Appointed Acting C.P.8., Marsdens ......... 
Diworthy A.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
(RAPT ED Sr eaihees By BeesiBsyto tals hai cn geheduttoatthe cal mmectte penal seerdeneyey 


Emmavyille Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.” ) 
Emerton J. K.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Office of 
Public: wWervdeewBoard:cacces....se ses coe marates 
Iquity notice in matter of— 
Aerated Bread Co. (Ltd.) 
Barber R. H. & Co. (Ltd.) 
DSVIETEELU AR ereh chs cisieie are ste lege ¢ arse. 6 


01:00) 68 ® 9 0 (610) 1) 2 0! 66 610 elvis sie) o 


© 10 © fe © 0 00 00 6 0 0 6,8 es 0 0 6 0 00 


3007, 8506, 3551; 
A508, 4596, 4633, 
(See “Water ‘Act.’’) 
Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications re- 
SWECEIN GS ors chart Savoye aiicasie Biol sPeteasiogeants : 
dwing W. C.—Appointed Inspector of Schools, “‘Depart- 
INEHEMOLeHIGCUCALION gets nit eet oie ene acer eee peo. 
Examination of Candidates for License to survey 
under Crown Lands Consolidation Act—Date 
and place of holding of 
Examinations— 
Public Service. (See “Public Service Act.’’) 
Under Local Government Act. (See “Local Govern- 
ment Act.’’) 
Explosives Act— 
Inspectors appointed under ..........0. 
Licenses emauied under 


Huraba Bore Water Trust. 
Evans 


Pcie Dede tn We ld na Tac CS 





3444 
5647 


4045 ° 


A204 


8249 


3249, 3256, 4054, 4839, 4666, 4753 


3256, 3477, 4054, 4205, 4666 


4171 
4871 
3932 
3581 


4403 


3662, 4404 


4509 


4036 


3649, 4029, 4253 
754, 4794, 4867 


48380 
308 


3993, 4465 


3830, 4326, 4665 
Se aloe em »2 3089, 4098, 4584 


¥ 
FAIR Rents Act—Registrar appointed under......... 4403 
Trane de Salis G. W. L.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden's 
Court, &e Venom Cavesin sea eee 4892 
Farr H.—Appointed Acting Warden, Glen Innes...... 4043 
Iarrington H. H.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e., 
Bega ee 5.74 a yaeiee eels nie 3367, 8990, 4044, 4460 
Fees. (See “Local Government Act’; “Industrial 
Arbitration Act.”) 
Field R. D.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
PUbIEE W oF ksh Mewes eee See Be 4044 


Fisheries Act— 
Cancellation, &¢., of proclamations of certain dates 
under, &e. 
Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors of Fisheries 
appointed, &c., under.....:.. 

Lawful fishing-nets declared under................ 
Proclamation under, prohibiting the use of fishing- 
nets, fish-traps, &c., in certain waters 


©) Oe 016 04 6.2) 8. Siete 6 60 le sales 


3471, 8937, 8988 
3475, 3581, 4664, 4892 


3472, 8827, 4662 


INDEX—(JuLy To SepremBer)—1918, 


:. Page 
Visheries Act—continued. 2 
Public Oyster Reserves declared under ...... 3471, 4531 
Waters open for the taking of trout for certain 
lisrelovel, Whe lor Ome monOnOanGS OOK o8 cada be 4666 
Waters closed against— 
Fishing generally under provisions of ...... 8949, 4666 
The use of fishing-nets, &¢. .......... . 8251, 3576, 4534 
Fishing-nets. (See “Fisheries Acts.’’) 
Vitzhardinge M. H.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, 
&e@), Wiverpool: evar. ki) olen stele pues hein 3594 
Flemington Brick, Tile, and Pottery Proprietary Co. 
(Ltd. )—Voluntary winding-up of, &e. ....... 465 
Fletcher H. F. W.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &C., 
Kempsey, &@) eee eitemmt ck ene oer eamerensi avon: ® 8597 
Fletcher Madeline Tasma—Appointed Clerk, Land 
Board Office Orange tsar oh oieoteneaa 4404 
Flynn W. A.-—Appointed C.P.S., &¢., Redfern, &c.. 3662 
Food Supply and Distribution Gz ‘oup Boards. (See 
“Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) 
Forbes Water Supply Works—Notifications respecting 38939 
Forestry Act— 
Authorised Depots declared under ..... « 8849, 4291, 4729 
Errata respecting reserves, &c., under ........ 4029, 4754 
Modification of proclamation exempting and pro- 
hibiting the removal of live or dead timber 
from certain defined Crown lands .......... 4754 
Officers authorised to issue licenses and permits 
TTMCOGE: fea .ote oct tee hens aie eithee= eee eh« ale bere emer 4552 


Proclamation declaring State Forests under.. 3249, 8250 
3375, 8828, 3935, 4199, 4529, 4744 
Revocation of reserves from sale under.. 38448, 3920, 4153 
Forestry Commission. (See “Public Service Act.’’) 
Forms. (See “Western Lands Act”; “Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act”; “Voluntary Workers, Sol- 
diers’ Holdings, Act.’’) 
Fort Phillip Altona Wstates and Railways (Ltd.)— 





Voluntary winding-up of, &Cile- eee ee he 3351 
Fowless S.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
Publie* Works Sitiac 6 eas cs Stee e ee aie Rie ierae Slee Le 
France W. J.—Resignation of, from Public Service... 38573 
French Mission—Notification respecting—— 
Presence in New South Wales of Members of, &e. .. 4655 
Public Procession of Members of.............:2.%. 4895 
Friendly Societies Act—Cancellation of registration of 
certain. societies under. ............ 3841, 38842, 3954 
Frith W. H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Land Board 
Office: "Grafton tas 495 scab item see beter 404+ . 
Fry H. W.—Appointed Engineering Draftsman, 1st 
Grade, Department of Public Works........ 4169 
Fuller W. J.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Nerrigundah 4523 
4587 
Furniture Trades Group Boards. (See “Industrial 
Arbitration Act.”) 
G 
SALE C, H.—Appointed to act as Deputy Licensing 
Mogistrate, Murturind, &¢@) 200. se eee 3581, 3594 


Gardiner Jane—Retirement of, from Public Service 4309 
Garland W. J.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 3573 


Garrett Elizabeth—Retirement. of, from Public Service 4406 
ee Act— 
xas Hxaminers appointed under ...... shape a sah vattel Css fo EDERAL 
os peer ya under, respecting standard prices of 
gas supplied by Australian Gas-light Company 
and the North Shore Gas Company (Ltd.) 3472 


“Gas Amendment Act, 1918—Notification under, respect- 


ing City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Co.(Ltd.) 4752, 





Gash L. H.—Notification respecting special leave of 

absence C0; GC... wsie «hich sentence epee Tee aera 3662 

George’s River—Proclamation declaring Crown Lands . 
at, as a Public Oyster Reserve, &c. ......... ye eetaeal 

Gibbes H. HE.—Appointed First Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Worbes = ieee eee eae oe ee - 4652 

Gilgooma Bore Water Trust. (See ‘Water Act.’’) 

Gilman H. R.—Appointed Survey Draftsman, 2nd 

Grade, Department of Public Works ........ 3663 

Glen Innes ; 
And Emmaville Licensing Districts—Amalgamation, 

&6, Olesss wae doonecaplecke ene eae 4662 
Licensing District—Boundaries, &¢,, of ..... aptopere: > 4662 
Water Supply Works—Notification respecting ..... 4202 

Glen Lyon Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 

SPECT UE Aa lovecs ulareteten cre le een ete noe Messe cue 4829 


Gold and Mineral 
Leases.”’ ) 
Gold and Mineral Leases. (See “Mineral Leases”; 
and “Mining Notices.’’) 
Gold-fields—Revocation of reserves from conditional 
sale, &c., within certain.. 3300, 3882, 4105, 4106, 4246 
4354, 4464, 4687, 4688, A786 
Goobang Setilement Purchase ‘Area—Notification re- 


specting FO 8 Fie 2 "blk 0 B00 00 80 06 fF 8 oe ie we ee eg © s 8515 


Dredging Act. (See ‘Mineral 


INDEX—(JuLy To SepremMper)—1918. 


Gosang Olive May—Assumption, 

Olive May Upton by ...:.... 
Gosbell J. W.—Retirement of, from Public Service ... 4809 
Goulburn— 


&e., of name of 


By-laws (Sewerage), Municipality of ...+........ 4585 
Land Distret—Alteration of boundaries of .... 4631, 4726 
Land Board District—Alteration of boundaries . 4631, 4726 
Water Supply Works—Notifications respecting ..... 8473 
3939, 4753 
Government Printing Office. (See “Public Service 
BCH) 
Government Railways Group Boards. (See “Indus- 
trial Arbitration Act.’’) 
Government Savings Bank.—Notices calling in pass- 
pooks forfexamimation Maes. tte) 4158, 46383 
Government Tramways Group Boards. (See ‘“Indus- 
trial Arbitration Act.’’) 
Gow FE. BH. C.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Crown Land 
AONE Se OTICE pe ATICCS rect path Sac. oy: fol. aivl age ional 3932 
Grace W.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, &c., 
TAAL SERV OSs acre eea SEO cesta lets ois éiscve te eee ee 3999 
Grading, &¢c., of Officers of Public Service. (See 
“Public Service Act.) 
Grafton— 
Election of Trustees for Church of England Pro- 
perety, LOL, Diocese ora Mase Sees ets «LR SI. 4869 
Notification respecting Crdinances passed at First 
Session of Third Synod of Church of England 
LOT LIOCOSCT OF unig ey Rae sks parents eis. aaca aces 4869 


Graham A.—Retirement of, from Public Service .... 38573 
Graham A. N.—Appointed Clerk, Account Branch, 
DCHAL UNG Ole MAME Gk: 3. vical suelo si sttet sia) a olcusier 393 
Grahamstown and Campvale Swamp Drainage Trust. 
(See “Water Act.’’) 





Granville—Provisions of Metropolitan Traffic Act 
applicdvtoemiunicipalitweot = atte. ect eas cathe ¢ 4199 
Gray W. S8.—Appointed Wirst Draftsman, Charting 
Branch; Department of Mines)... 25.2.0... 4044 
Great Britain Tin Mining Co. (Ltd.)—Balance-sheet 
OTe ota eel) eo es a eles hte ta 5 ac Saletan. 3651 


Greer R. M Penentement of, from Public Service .... 4525 








Gri Appointed Auditor, Industrial Undertak- 

Mies. Department of PAnidit alos sivas ss tee 3931 
Grimes P.— Appointed Additional Warden’s Clerk, &c., 

TOD ARES G2 Die Meee eden coe ete kar atiy tc ee Mane eae 4892 
Gundagai— 

Long Tunnel Gold Mine (No Liability )—Notice of 
IMCL CHSEE Ti CHP IGAN COL. tise siete ss ly ichacecs evetohen 3553 * 
Water Supply Works—Notifications respecting..... 4055 
Gunn §. B.—Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, &c., 
NEWeCastle rey PS eke ec dls sl wh ok sae oles 3661 
H 
HABITUAL Criminals Act—Proclamation under, de- 
claring places of confinement in which persons 
declared to be habitual criminals may be de- 

EAINGE Cam meets eNne aeticie tks fre oe siete creer: 4055 
Hade C. J. M—Appointed Warden’s Clerk, &¢., Quean- 

DG VALI Mle es AP nh. cle tee sedes Pb ROEM Eee ee eras 4044 
Hall F.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, District Court. 

SE CEM INO ATs, dat Peer Seer os a eat lae cae peat alles « 3591, 4404 
Hallett A—Appointed Warden’s Clerk, &c.. Alectown 4892 
Halloran Mary—Retiremcnt of, from Public Service rahe 

12 (5 
Hamblin S. J.—Appointed C.P.S., &c., Paddington, &., 3662 
Hanmer T, W.—Resignation of, from Public Service... 3468 
Harden Letitia—Resgnation of, from Public Service.. 4809 
Hardwick G. J.—Retirement of, from Public Service’ 4406 
Harrington Vale Settlement Purchase Area—Notifica- 

CLON Se PESPOCUIMINs Wi ie cs ea cee kta ees 8898, 4479 
Tiarrower G.-—Appointed Junior Clerk, Police Depart- 

QSL PAA COT ete eee wate te Gan viene Sree eas fe 3D12 
Hartigan F. P. (See “Australian oeie Co., Ltd.’”) 
Hastings River—Cancellation of proclamation, of cer- 

tain, date, declaring portion of Crown Land at, 

asPublicc Oyster: Reserve qi oe career cheats cies 3937 
Hattersley E. G.—Appointed Clerk, Central Police 

(WEIL SS dace cw Wace aS 4403 
Hawkins’ Hill Reward Gold-mining Co. (No-Liabil- 

ty) 

Noticesin matter’ of) 255." icc CUO RES 8650 

Voluntary winding-up of, &c. ......... WO an stelerd nats 4730 
Hay Irrigation Area— 

Cancellation of leases of lots Of .. 0.65. dee e ec cee 4339 

Notification setting apart land within, for irrigated 

ROUGHER tees teiexccs: © Sagsipdea erolsiei a Martial oie acroh 0.0 4/0 4778 
Haynes W. J. J.—Appointed Collector, Resumed Pro- 

Perviesmisernncny VAC. OMGASUE YG js jeisra: « vals 3571 
Hayward F'.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 

POT Us WOCUEENEION 5 ceielereiAclcha on sue aie obo) ele a4 6.ael sis 4445 
Hazell W. G.—Appointed to act as C.P.8., &e, Penrith 4523 


Hazelwood Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 
SVALEXEL OM AE-ARN By ey PR soi 0S Ge BAD EO PRE RRIETE  oS. ct Ca 

Heads of Branches of Departments of the Public Ser- 
VAICGL ae ol aietattal doe o.c¥s co taberorads, she's eitrtueletersaeke< 4404, 


Heany A. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Land Board 

COMICS TI TOG tae ete iea rodent sestsynus “ocho coe sae 
Heber J. P. v. A. Ayre—Sheriff’s notice in matter of 
Hecksher Helen Frances— 


Appointed Hifth Instructor, Industrial School for 





CDSs ear Peale uel Wace stems, src lee Mon Gari ces ¢ as 4308, 
Resignation of, from Publie Service .............. 
Geifernan R. J. (See “Parkeyr.’’) 
Helm C. J: £B.—-Appointed Police Magistrate, &c.,, 
GRADCEY GORA ante de et ee Atta ee ease 
Henderson’s Sweets (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, 
CECR te eine isiate Setpre N's iti o 3, ct ee i oe 
Hennessy Rey. J.—Appointed Roman Catholic Chap- 
imate Gaol) YuOUN Gat, rast contd oaeteiale + 
Hermidale—Suburban Lands at Village of .......... 


Hickey EH. V.—Resignation of, from Publie Service .. 
Hildamere Nursery Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up 
(lita Ls Ae on 2 a eb erate cee RORANEIG Sie eee eae 
rovisions of Pastures, Protection Act ap- 
plied to destruction of Kangaroos, District of 
Hodgson G. H.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
REEMA LC CUCM Rt nite crit. este ave tt teockectoutres 
Hogarth H.-—Retirement of, from Public Service .... 
Holcombe H.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., Coota- 


Hillstoz 





UITEINCA UCT tern, connate eae Cite Gee eee ta cl ache he eee 
Holidays (Bank)— 
Proclaimed— 
FAT OUEI cece sec 4047, 4743 Mudgee icnaiteeue seas 
Diicowwa msec. tase 4311 Moamiary arcae.vt eee 
IBCERIO eI snare 4199 Muswellbrook ...... 
IBerrimian mess corer ace ¢s 4657 Niuinioanida meee ae 
Broken Hill ... 4443, 4743 eWay eae A a hg 
Boree Creek ......... 3471 Maclean ...... 4657, 
BogameGate, ct... 3827 Murrumburrah ... 
Balltiarpeenseicss acces 4743 
Barmedman ... 3250, 4047 WL ORE Gi 331i a 9ae. clones 
IBereyans saeteres tac 4743 Meal Wailen, ah «de-- 
Biulyeroig pees 4443 ion coorany ees. ee. 
Buntoameren Sastease noe 4657 Mullumbimby ...... 
‘Bombala heiaye. 4743 Micomnmiclhe ae seeeeet caer: 
Blayney see akon 4527 Murrungial #7"... 
Brewarrina .:....... 3373 Molono tt meee. 
Berman. see 3575 Murrumbidgee _... 
IBoree ye: -neeaes 4199, 4657 Narraburra ... 3471, 
iB olan aun eie 4, vase 4311 Narranderay | ish .cc. 
Burren Junction... 4443 IN OWA yeh k A oles 
Cockburmiwhe cesses 4743 Oramig.ey areca sieAasee: 
Coonamble | .....<... 4657 Parkes... 3373, 3933, 
GG OM area eG tec es 4527 Port Macquarie ... 
Corowa) <54.0s- 3070, 4311 Patrick Plains ...... 
Soolamon we ses yess 3827 PiGtong seats ete. 
(Gromit | monueearepscee 4443 Beaks Wiillinaac 3373, 
Wondoboliny | Baerete 3471 Pleasant Hills %..... 
Warcoan ye, creases 4527 Pallett ate ae RES 
Guloainnny se seats 3575 Uedarel NS ee ROE ort 
Canowindra ......... 4527 Queanbeyan ......... 
COTEG mtn oe ete: 3827 (Ghisnghayahh - ogee 
Camden ite teen 4657 Raymond Terrace . 
Croclewelltee. vets 4743 EROWendn crate-eenerere 
aisha weet aes 4527 TRO LEVI menace: 
Coff’s Harbour ... 47438 SLOCKPOMP ra cto sce es 
Daysdalery -Sieetas A527 Tamer amo See. eeeaee 
Deniliquin ... 4811, 4657 The; Bek’ 2 ..iiectes. 
UDsenabiy kengsnaccnmeetio 4657 INS EWEN | coicerer sar os.: 
Butte ley eee aecese ees 3827 Timbrebongie ...... 
lor besisscdee-e- 3373, 3827 ‘Dran crepe earere ees 
SCout as raeatae Sana c 4527 Tottenham) / 2.420. 
(Gencwelbinae | Rengaavedsed 3827 intenbar me aeee 
GailoayiGi areca: aera 3933 PATMWOLGn tes acenetes 
Grentel ee rcnccces: 3933 Tullamore ... 3827; 
Gulargambone ...... 3250 Pemora. ocscemoren 
Gialar SHeasnt een te 3250 Drandilew ss. ceeetesne 
Gunma nie Wigeaeeaese s 3373 Uran avec nwe 4199, 
Gulgengs iy teats. 3373 Wallarobbat #205... 
Goobang ...... 3575, 4047 Woodburngy) tie-..: 
Gundurimba ...... 4199 Walgett, 20m. 2 
Harwood setae: 4743 Walla Walla ........: 
Holbrook g.i3 9 it 2s 3933 Wagga Wagga ...... 
Cha | LL beeebet eaatrodkion 4527 Wellington ........... 
Humiemsees:-s: 3933, 4199 Woodstock .... 3575, 
EV anrstil Gyan st sore te eer 4527 Wiingadees i. 2.ii5%.- 
aU EGr?oS ot Mya neas aac 4657 Wiyralkom ons cava! chute: 
JUNEE ....50555 4047, 4311 Wiorsidrary ces: 
Kempsey iu - set aac.ste- 4657 Waugoola ...... 4199, 
Koorawatha ....... 4047 Wea Wiaatn’. ctitge tah: 
4443, 4657 Roane ee tee 4199, 
Lockhart ...... 3471, 4199 Wass taker er) astaeren aed 
Lyndhurst ... 3471, 4527 ier Kine men 
TGR G TOM te sires tte 4199 Yerong Creek .....,. 
Merrygoen —......65 8373 


4652 
4159 


4657 
4527 


x INDEX—(J ULY To Sepremprr)—1918. 





Page 
Hollywood Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.’”’) 
Holmes W. 8.—Appointed Government Medical Officer, 
‘TPeralba |: / Meme. ees ret Bue WA rams 1 As ai «s 4052 
Homann C. J.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, 
&Ci,0 Major's (Oreek oT eee ae eee aes 4779 
Homestead Farms. (See “Land.” ) 
Homestead Selection Areas. See ‘“Land.’’) 
Honey H. H.—Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
INO WHE Berens crite Cotes ONCE ee eco ey eos ata a 4355 
Hooper Ada—Appointed Teacher of Dressmaking, &c., 
Goulburn, Grades ‘Schooler sien ecu an 4170 
Hornsby—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal 
against assessment for water rates on proper- 
Lies Situated in Shire volun, ae ukens wa eee 4451 
Horses and Cattle— 
Brands— 
Addresses of owners of, changed ...... 3979, 4085, 4581 
Cameelléd  s5 s,s. be hehe ee as Pik ucuncnhcese 3976, 4082, 4578 
Errors and corrections made in ........ 3980, 4086, 4582 
Quarterly list of Horse and Cattle Brands .. 3959, 4065 
~~ 4561 
Notices to Poundkeepers and others respecting. 
(See “Poundkeepers” ; also. “Rewards.” ) 
Howell BE. W.—Appointed Chief Clerk, State Peniten- 
Gary, One. B avi dey ce cies sys eda ie eee eRe ae 4739 
Howlong— 
Alteration of Design of Town of ...... SORE ORIN 29 ean 3547 
Sites for Town and Suburban Lands at ............ 3547 
Hughes C. G.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 3468 
Hughes R.—Appointed to act as C.P.S., &c., Lismore... 43808 
Hungerford G. P. L.—Appointed Assistant C.P.S., New- 
RST LEMANS oN Rat Sa tae meg alee hay ais, GaN NL fe i ere 4170 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Act— 
Notification under, respecting the enforcing and re- 
covering of sewerage rates on properties 
within the boundaries of Hleventh (B) Sec- 
tion of sewerage district embracing Newcastle 
and Suburbs" si... Pore Cita Hick SoM Ale Lara Bide 4451 
Proclamation transferring certain works to Hunter 
District Water Supply and Sewerage Board 
WISN, Gc, pisiaairey che iccciee: apemeetee jot love eteecel eretersbepenaene 3829 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
By-laws (Sewerage and Water Financial) made by 4447 
4449 
Notices to lay service pipes .. .38484, 3843, 3844, 4343, 4672 
Hurley L. J—Appointed Trade Commissioner, Agent- 
General's “OHICE HU. sauteietstele a ttemts ls 2 ete cients he 38368 
Hutchison J. W. D.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, 
hand Board -Ofirce, Horbes s)he vate, 8663 
I 
IMPERIAL— 
Government Annuitants — Despatch respecting 
amended arrangements for the certification 
Of Mitegin The CasetOr \imeiae. a oartee te sc ele one: 4445 


Service Medals—Despatch respecting the granting 
of, to certain ex-officers of the New South 
Wales Public Service 


Impounding Act—Notices under, respecting Pounds. 
(See “Pounds”; “Municipal”; “Shires.’’) 
Improvement Leases. (See “Leases.’’) 
Increments of Salaries to Public Servants. 
lic Service Act.’’) 
Industrial Arbitration Act— 
Appointment, &¢., of— 
Assessors under 
Chairman of Metalliferous Mining (Broken Hill) 
Group Boards 
Award under, interpreting Award of Government 
Railways Group, No. 11 Board (Coachmakers, 
GoGo) Se cid BORE pr raee hiocc eRe: RINE: Ztsbc ace conan nti 
Awards under, of— 
Court of Industrial Arbitration relating to— 
Food Supply and Distribution (Cumberland 
Butchers: NRG Ee act sala. aciny ee ee 
Iron and Ship Building (Sheet Metal Workers 
and. ‘Canister Makers) (0h. soe i 
Food Supply and Distribution (South Coast 
Bakers and ‘Bread-carters) oo.) 630. e. 0. Pe 
Food: Supply and Distribution (Confectioners) 
Printing Trades (Process Hngravers, Cumber- 
hand “and WNEWCASTIC): VyaNaN Mee on | eck al Me 
Motor-car Washers and Cleaners.............. 
ganar (Wood and Coal Carters, Cumber- 
anc 


O00 ele 0 0 \6 4 00 6) ¥ile ul 6 jer 


(See “Pub- 


3474, 4751 


.. 4302, 43803, 4400, 4401, 4517, 4642, 4737 


4737 


3464 


3561 
8565 


3567 


3929 


Industrial Arbitration Act—continucd. 
Awards under, of—continued. 


Page 


Court of Industrial Arbitration relating to—continued. 


Transport (Wood and Coal Labourers, Cumber- 


TET) CLR ie Rare MMP SE ety lattotit's oe ete 6s ere ames 4089 
Shipping (Master Engineers, Firemen, and Deck- 
hands, Newcastle, excepting Ferries and Tug- 
PIQUE) Uh sree shatete Hieeuste: che ete elle a os eure pant eteh >) Charme 4041 
Transport (Carters, Retail Stores, Cumberland) 4162 
Manufacturing (Sailmakers, &c.) .........-.. 4165 
Transport (Grooms, Stablemen, and Yardmen, 
Gemperland) 4 siecle $< aise oe caters peate delete 4G42 
Government Railways (Railway Salaried Offi- 
COTS nem wis & Big Salis ial his fol one lObeee clic ei ean en NORE al 4644 
Transport (Storemen and Packers, Newcastle 
and Maitland) Weis cys occ elec aie chore dle Mloysnoniiaisle 4646 
Transport (Loaders of Trolleys, &e., in county 
Of Sumbperlang ew ae. > 6 os cle eee eee wectelere enaees 4648 
Plastering (Shop-hands and Casters) ......... 464) 
Transport (Brickearters in county of Cumber- 
LANG) aopetcie ts sueysias ils scree» siete relecmiets aie + Ohne ame 4880 
Transport (Motor Waggon Drivers other than 
Retail Stores, Cumberland) ................ 482 
Government Railways (Hmployees in Railway 
(QUERIES) MR Gate 2 eso OENL Rw Ske wimione tush Ghaterenetate 4834+ 
Transport (Retail Store Motor Waggon Drivers 
im county of Cumperland)) Wo 5d. «ese ores 4887 
Transport (Laundry Carters in county of Cum- _ 
ela) Msc create nas ols's le oieraue eeiem tae Cele 4889 
Fees and travelling expenses to be paid to Assessors 
APPOIMPECUUNGEEMsalcusele lee ale ee «4s als ele itareey ere 4054 
Order of Court of Industrial Arbitration— 
Interpreting Award of Shipping Group, No. 13 
Board (Ship Carpenters, &c.) ...........2.. 4401 
Rescinding Award of Iron and Ship Building 
Trades Group, No. 20 Board (Broken Hiil 
Proprietary Hngine-drivers) ............... 4504 
Varying Awards of— 
Court of Industrial Arbitration relating to— 
Professional and Shopworkers (Shop Assist- 
ANTS, \COUMUETY Derg seilhr os aibr- soha ararahor ober al ope ereonenene 3463 
Government Railways (Permanent-way Wages 
SEA) > We Uae retire hese te Sie peiate es cals eine aucta ote eietn 8564 
Labourers (Railway, &¢., Construction) 38568 
Iron-and Ship Building (Tinsmiths, &e.) .... 4161 
Printing Trades (Compositors, &¢c.) ........ 4165 
Costume Makers (Personal Measurement) 4166 
Leather Trades Group, No. 1 Board (Boot and 
SV LLOE) MS heitete Sie eae hsie More ate euont vem ouehehe tear wate aus) sete kecee 38361 
Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, 
No; 14 Board (PRastrycooks, &G.) ..5. 02-5 >. 3658 
Furniture Trades Group, No. 3 Board (Broom- 
THLTICOTS) iro aerated 2 elena eee ottansts ere HW shana ol guna Ate 4804 
Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, 
No. 3 Board (Country Bakers and Bread- 
GAMLELS |S Sicha eean ales SP see tae hake  etehee tata tere 4517, 4519 
Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, 
No. 14 Board (Breadcarters, Cumberland)... 4518 
Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, 
No. 1 Board (Cumberland Bakers) ......... 4515 
Manufacturing (No. 1) Group, No. 7 Board 
(Roofing Tile-makers, Cumberland) ......... 4883 
Printing Trades Group, No. 8 Board (Process 
Engravers, Cumberland and Newcastle) 4885 
Manufacturing (No. 2) Group, No. 3 Board 
Soap andyCancdle WMiAErs yy Wwteaisis ce fovearcs «ery 4886 
Government Railways Group, No. 12 Board 
(Newcastle Coal Crane Employees) ........ 4888 
Varying and Consolidating Award of Government 
Tramways Group, No. 1 Board (Permanent- 
Way Wages Suaie)) See hiiten tei acctatetas shies 4520 
Proclamation under, declaring Deputy Court of 
Industrial Arbitration for District of New- 
COSTCO OT re teat ciate aeaisieMere esl els fers eis sages « 4661 
FES LAGOS UNE ns eo eyes cherstenie) ais, areveretslats 33881, 8874, 4753 
Rercnlations. (General) Minder, Wetec. 66k 8849 
Resignation of Chairman of Metalliferous Mining 
(Broken Hill) ‘Group Boards en.0% oo. 4880 
Industrial -Unions—Notification declaring certain 
Trade Unions registered as, under Trade 
Unions Reregistration Act, 1918 ............ 3930 
Inflammable Liquid Act—Inspectors appointed under 3830 
4326, 4665 


Insolvent Bstates. (See “Bankrupt Hstates.’’) 


INDEX—(Juty to Seprempzr)—1918. xi 


Intestate Estates—Accounts filed in Hstates of follow- 
ing, and notices to persons having claims to 
prove same— 

Allan Jane... 3555, 3653 McPherson Beatrice 
Britten Elizabeth | 3556 McFarland J. ...... 
Bluhdorn Alice McMahon W. O. 
BYSUG,* tabs ae 4083 beac Emily 
Bubbs igi ans. se ALSO Wer GATT) eee ets san 
Bath EeGee:, .. 2%: 4156 MeQuede LE Usld Sas 
Brewer H. Gi ..:... 4157 Machin« J. Ws... 
BelligiGoidd ..i62.. 4295 Mowbray Annie... 
Bloodworth R. J. 4894 Moffatt Eva 
Baers ss | Be. chin 4511 Ophelig, ccccoees 
Bowman W.: T. 4636 Mannix J. Bi ea 
Cookery asia 2 3457 Norris Effie May ... 
HarimMadyales cess. 3555 Nowlan T. C. J...: 
Corrigall W. et ne 4156 OMfey., We (eter 
MITD AES Crealieee.. seeds 4295 Prendergast J. 
Carherty) Bick... 4510 Balmer ilies Meese 
Cowlishaw Cath- Parrott Maria ...... 
erine Chambers 4514 Reilly Mary ......... 
Clooney 8. 0.20.00: 4733 Robertson R. H. ... 
Crossingham R. 4875 Reed Susannah 
Dowdeecvirg a. 4733 1 RRL] a edad aay wears: 
His) Wii Gs We 3558 Eye Ney Re iS ai hide ard 
Kagleston W. ...... 3654 IRGga EW) i steer 
Hiden Ge At 08. a 4031 Sutherns J. Hos... 
Ws + Bie So he been 4877 Stevenson S. A. R. 
POPE a (ie uiot -saese 4296 Simpson Ellen ...... 
Griffiths J. N. 4393 Shaw Gi Hl ie: 
EL AVATE gd sae tpe eke 4514 Shaw Annie Maud 
Holley (Pk tea 3456 Stanfield lLaura.. 
Hughes M.. A. ...... 36538 Stanfield A. B. 
EL GORW vp cece se cones 4294 Swalwell W. %-....... 
Hunt Ge Misi ae 4294 DOD UAW). si soueeeen 
Harpleyio. I. ....... 4732 Priglone T. Rye... 
King Henrietta ... 3555 Vandenberghe A.... 
Kelleher Margaret 3926 Witcombe S. ...... 
Wola Sr daa eke. 4295 Winsor = Wis eae 
Lewington G. 3457, 3555 Woolley Mary ...... 
Lane Maria.......:.: 3655 Young Sophia ...... 
Langsford W. H. 3925 Young (Wi. We i... 
lancaster J. H.... 4295 Vorkeuhy:, Ep senectss- 

Iron and Ship Building Trades Group Boards. (See 
“Industrial Arbitration Act.’’) 

Irrigation Act—Proclamation under, vesting certain 
lands in Water Conservation and Irrigation 
(COMUTSSTOMM Sys hechdabact lapis Neve ts.t we s.6 soatehe tere 

Irrigation Areas. (See ‘Wentworth’; “Mirrool’ ; 
“Yanco.”’) 

Irrigation Farms or Blocks. (See “Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act.”) 

Irwin F. C. H.—Appointed Chief Hngineer-Master, 
Dredge Service ..... aireilh j6 4 dy gOS fal ee Ae : 

J 

JAMIESON J.—Appointed Acting Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Metropolitan Police DIStrichiann ge ei 

Jeffrey P. S Appointed Acting C.P.S,, Bellata ...... 

Jellico Molybdenite Mine (Ltd.)—V oluntary winding- 
TEP RO ese Oc Chg ratte o's, ret NS sv cdsbem® boone) Gfefere ens eee halorateue e 

Jenkins-Phillips C. L.—Assumption, &e., of name of, 
Dy Raed ys. Ned MU TIA Slayer ales ene tessy oyay othe foie sare een ede’ fosshiance eo! 

Jenner Margaret—Retirement of, from Public Service 

Jennings C.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &«, 
CONV Perr eee ee ie ae ey MR PaTaH POA «cra racaiizcn tahoe ete 

Jerrawa—Regulations for Recreation Reserve at . 

Jones Louie W.—Retirement of, from Public Service.. 

Jones W. G.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Tambar Springs 

Joseph-street Stormwater Channel Drainage Area— 
Notieation ! respecting wey See kee ae 

Junee— 

Notification respecting Unhealthy Land at ........ 
Water Supply Administration Act—Regulations 
UNE th alia te is Bb aaanhG aldo sdceh tataler a's ot a Belgie ais 

EK 

KAIN P.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, Braid- 
VGC wy cusiateneped ron castetnre ors wie sate siouats lec cpa tote Steie bas 

Kangaroos. (See “Native Animals Protection Act’; 
“Pastures Protection Act.”’) 

Katoomba—By-laws (Water Supply), Municipality 
Co ie ie, Pe Se A SR UR 2 Sal, 

Keane J. J.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
COOLAIURET A shee Toe a ce tit ine sos. Mane ate 

Kearney T.—Retirement of, from Public Service ..... 

Keene G.—Retirement of, from Public Service ..... 

Keene G. H.—Appointed to act as Registrar of Births, 

* Deaths; and Marriages, Hay o.siec.ceeisseier stevie 


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3458 
3459 
4155 


4297 
4733 
3355 
3654 


4295 
4512 


3924 
4170 


4791 
4170 
4044 


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Page 
Kelk W. S.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, &c., Ryl- 
SEOMGE en set acieeichcmclers te Tait sc came heteae 3661, 4808 


Kendall F. € 
Grade, Department of Public Works 
Kenmore—Appointment of Mental Hospital at, a house 
for the reception and temporary treatment of 


—Appointed Hngineering Draftsman, Ist 





+... B002, 4169 


(cL D INSEE a) Serie caus, ra oe Seams Ue actes Aeplinacihs clicachrhd: 4450 
Keohan W. R. J—Dismissal of, from Public Service... 3469 
Kerr J. Ho. v. . H.R 3009 
Widd W. I.—Appointed Assistant Hngineer, Depart- 

ment Of PUplict Works ssa ek oe awed eae og 4740 
Kilgour Bethia—Appointed Acting Registrar of Births, 

Deaths, and Marriages, Newcastle .......... 4308 
Killen E. L.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 

TNEY TIVES ORG Aes Atarel Meta Non GINS etyt ame tlade Saher e itera ots 4327 


Kilpatrick EH. J.—Appointed Clerk, Industrial Regis-‘ 





trar’s Branch, Department of Labour and In- 
CAUESUION es Rae ets Ae eee eRe ae tech aloe e th acne a. 8 4740 
King J. L.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 4309 
Kingsdale Lime Kilns (Ltd.)—General Meeting of ig 
Members G6 wes cc ce On eee Se ee meet sieiaste are 4730 
Kinsella W. E.—Appointed Officer-in-Charge of. Leas- 
ing and Drafting Branches, &c., Forestry Com- 
PMU SSTOIM cee costae ereksanae Guevetene See Gl ative: sieves 8572, 4404 
Kirk BE. J— Resignation of, from Public Service .... 3982 
Kirkpatrick A. lL. H.—Appointed Clerk, Department of 
WED He! WORKS ile ats Cah. the are ee cates ee eallal elias 4525 
Kitching F. W.—Appointed Industrial Registrar, De- 
partment of Labour and Industry .......... 4307 
Kritsch H. E.—Appointed Chief Clerk, Stores Supply 
Department shi puss ce te eae den Pelee eae 3571 
Kuring-gai—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal 
against assessments for water rates on pro- 
perties situated” im/ ShiretOL Tis we. we esas 4451 
Kutnewsky. (See “ Reid.) 
L 
LABOUR and Industry, Department of. (See ‘ Public 
Service Act.’’) 
Labourers’ Group Boards. (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act.’’) 
Lachlan Gold-field. (See ‘ Gold-fields.’’) 
Lackey A. '.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Police Depart- 
AVE TIG HEY ke NEL epee a tate: en CPL ai al Mae a ay gates 3931 
Laidlaw J. W. M.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., : 
NUP TAT SCC WIT aera ss alee ot creel area te PUNE a A 3595 
Laidley R. W.—Appointed Member. of Local Land 
Boards INOW tales ode elec a aa iaie Rin tare ee 4355 
Lake Macquarie—Proclamation prohibiting the use of 
fish-traps, &¢c., in waters of Channel Hntrance 
CON Leh ee em as, ale ahs Re IVER Mai a ee 8472 
Lambert Alice Maud de—Retirement of, from Public 
$5 OTE WIGS yee eae gata STG cs Acs are aee ile eho ean ge tere ane 4309 
Lamble H. J.—Appointed Manager of ‘“ Hotel Kosci- 
usko,” Immigration and Tourist Bureau .... 4652 
Lamerton C. A.—Appointed Second Sherifi’s Officer, 
ROSS CING War WcUATERGS or intcte. ere ee Tones era tng ee Res 4892 
Lamond H. L.—Appointed Secretary of New South 
NVM IS ORTCL FOL PAGS) cla cbare cyceldlte faye acece: qavene 4404 
Lancaster J. —Appointed Clerk, Correspondence 
Brauch, Department OF Mines) ./3.). 5. 6 oe ees 89381 
Land. (See also “ Crown Lands Consolidation Act”; 
“Leases”; “ Mining Notices”; ‘‘ Resumption 
of Land’ )— 
Additional Holdings—Reyocation of .......... 38639, 4187 
After-auction Purchases approved .. 8812, 8622, 4124, 4713 
Applications to purchase land. 3822, 3522, 4011, 4272, 4458 
Conditional Purchases. (Sec = Conditional Pur- 
chases.” ) 
Courts of Appeal—Notice of holding of. (See 
* Courts.’’) 
Crown lands not availabie for settlement until fur- 
ther movitication, . .'... 2 38846, 3445, 8645, 8920, 4028 
4151, 4288, 4889, 4507, 4632, 4727, 4867 
Crown Lands proclaimed. (See “ or own Lands Con- 
solidation Act.’’) 
Dedication of land for— 
Public purposes ....... 1... 3026, 3520, 4014, 4707, 4829 
HP ai aie MEO Ceres ICU aae 2. sr occaabat me NePe Mire ena) oitore = ale 4327 
Roadway. (See “ Roads.” ) 
Homestead Farms— 
LS OLUAUVOU Gris, NARI REO talvha.couraie!l sl oiteealeaels alte aps teysrela isl acts alts 485-4 
Crown Lands set apart for ..... 3830, 3338S, 33389, 3348 
8349, 3437, 8441, 3446, 3529, 3531, 8532, 3541, 3549 
8550, 3551, 38642, 3646, 8647, 3908, 3909, 3910, 3913 
3915, 3918, 3919, 4020, 4022, 4028, 4025, 4026, 4027 
4145, 4147, 4149, 4150, 4289, 4290, 4377, 4381, 4886 


4388, 4889, 4496, 4505, pis 4507, 4626, 4628, 4632 


had 


4723, 4724, 4728, 4864, 4866 


xii INDEX—(JuLy To Sepremper)—1918. 


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Land—continued. Hie eae (hoes tirana Oia opt” tae 
Homestead Farms—continued. 
Plorheited.e, wisiehyoe eine eres oe ede aoichaiteyes 8421, 3525, 4271 
Meeting of Land Board to deal with applications 
for DLOCIS SyeMinees rine aw etccrs eeletons 3605, 4468, 4591 
RIGVOCALIONNOL AS. sere ieeick fees ote 3344, 3480, 4137, 48875 
Reversal Of LOrferkyrerOP wip cise. ocelot excise 4270, 4489 
Homestead Selection Areas— 
Crown lands set apart for .... 8348, 3849, 84146, 3549, 
8051, 3639, nee 8918, 8919, 4026, 4027, ue 4150 
4289, 4290, 48858, 4389, 4505, 4506, 4632, AF28, 4866 
Err ata Sy NED etre Seek BY. eet ein Bl eteue iee Wystohs oe legate eh eacneke 364) 
FOr Gvtetd Wick mis ston ters mites elon tetehs oueus (osama 3319, 4275, 4276 
Reversal OLMLOTECICUGE LOL cure pei & ster veciigeieh sane reasisien et 4489 
RevGGrulom OL Gets sceb siete 3430, 3906, 4137, 4281, 43875 
Oyster Reserves, Public. (See “ Fisheries Act.”) 


Proposed surrender and exchange of land .... 3807, 3404 
3507, 3610, 3998, 4359, 4469, 4596, 4794 
Persons permitted to purchase land .... 3321, 8521, 3522 
4011, 4271, 4272, 4488, 4489, 4618, 4881 
Reclamation and Purchase— 
Applications for, by certain persons ........ : 3321, 3521 
Approval of applications for, by certain persons 4708 
Reserves— 


MOET RUA. pst waenee eager ako Seales let area oewes 4029, 4508 
Meetings of Local Land Boards respecting appli- 
eations for, included in leases, me ann CLES BIE 


8904, 4015, 4185, 4492, 4711, 4855 
Reserves from— 
Alienation for Mining, &e. (See “ Mining Acts,’’) 
Conditional sale within Gold-fields. (See “ wold- 
fields.”’ ) 
Leases. (See “ Leages.”) 
Occupation under Miners’ Rights or Business 
Licenses ........ 3500, 3604, 4105, 4106, 4243, 4688 
Occupation under Miners’ Rights or Business 


Licenses, cancclled, revoked, &c. ....... 3604, 3882 
4106, 4687, 4688 
Sale generally ....... 3917, 4287, 4888, 4505, 46381, 4867 


Settlement purchase other than settlement pur- 
chase by the holders of preferential right to 


DDI, Maite eivsrideceus evoke (ole fall cee e eta aes Gane aya 3401 
Reserves from sale for— 

JA CCORSIIE hatin SAIae Gos Oy ois ete olabate loners ena iec 3648, 3917 

ACCESSULO! WeLLGR. Ris iater toh ihiedets ate oieiereMe nie Helene aac 463 


Canping .. 8345, 3846, 2917, 38918, 4028, 4151, 4287, 43887 


4504, 4727, 4867 





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Land—continued. 


Revocation of dedication of land resumed for certain 
MULDOSESEe Glock strem rere 3551, 3552, 3649, 4029, 4729 
Revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &c. .. 3343, 3429 
3448, 3546, 3638, 3907, 3920, 4016, 4188, 41538, 4279 
4286, 4376, 4494, 4621, 4725, 4860 
Revocation of reserves under Mining Act. (See 
“Mining <Act.’’) 
Sale of leases of Crown Lands. (See “ Leases.”’) 
Sales of Land .... 3303, 3398, 3502, 3606, 3994, 4110, 4248 
4356, 4466, 4573, 4692, 4788 
Sales of Land— 


TSP Patnry cc ces detoewacts Ne Vals, foo mt sistas @ ceases tires « 3506, 4253 
TLapSing Of jen avarrtats Fad ptd GUS Spb Abe 8322, 3635 
POSEMOMECT eee bicietetet a) ctercis (olotevats fo ieee (el Korspeel 2. PI oOLY 
MEVELSAllOn IDOSINGUOL] . a.m aie sole eters « stele eisisiateh 8903 
Withdrawal of ...... 3904, 4185, 4277, 4481, 4619, 4853 
After Auction— 
Anmllimgxoreeeeers « Bat ON ic. s hae darweeten pee 4600 
TOR PSIMEMORRt eM ee ee alec eisrsicls gs tate © oly atecs oes euetn te 4613 
RGServesmirOnl ss aNht. © ele.) ae 3346, 4151, 4631 
Reversal of annulling of ..... ase csie ee aeons 3525 
Settlement Purchase Areas— 
Approval of after-auction purchases for ..... 4472 
UWone teh ANN GEOL, Gee CRUDICRY cay Gy Cte eG 3898, 42 70, 4829 
Modification of notification setting apart farms 
RAQRIRGGT 2 oer arOid Gs Uieky Ol Cite Soi ciee Siow Ola.o' 3609 
Notification setting apart— 
Harms Wael ITs posi ate celeste etisi.c oy svele Sie s ielkeweas 3417, 4260 
DEAT CSN ei tieee ert sclods Rosie. acsis sive tele; om eye ait 3400, 4247 


Reserves from settlement purchase other than set- 
tlement purchase by the holders of preferen- 


tial TeMPitOFapwlyals. cade eietecie aters¥ele loco eee 3401, 4247 
Surrender of lands to the Crown and allotment of 
same as settlement purchases ...... 3320, 3516, 3631 


4269, 4374, 4487, 4618, 4830 
Tenders called for purchase of forfeited .... 3515, 4002 
4262, 4479 
Withdrawal of— 
Farms from being available for settlement pur- 


CHASEWAPOlUCH CLOT WiLUlaIew. © cates wtete's cralete ore one 3504 
Tand fr omageer tale hens. cette octets soe ce cee ae 4253 


Notification respecting commission to be paid to 
any person securing a successful applicant for 
LATING MINMCCTEAITN Me ae ec cete.<revtseie otelevs sasleveie Merete 4109 


Soldiers’ Settlements— 


COMMON ss vorre cyst ccc reve ep ube cheat Cer ebedntempecnctchtoe ae 3548, 4727 Notice respecting applications from Returned Sol- 
Fire brigade station site bud eo/se, oicobs bar's oReA ova eNere remnee 3445 diers relating to lands for ........++++.+... ~ 3802 
LOS UGA relics Ww Pe teuetaetead tel enhiel pene bte vone ketene Sorece tere mete 4727 Proposed setting apart of lands for ... Pee e 3315, 3413 
Other than prickly-pear lease: ). 2. seises ai alee. 4288 ; Tee oh 1 8621, 4006, 4477 
Other than annual lease by tender .............. 4288 Special Areas. (See “Special Areas,” ) 
OETA Than FSPeCcruURlEASey sae yds nites eelekes 38 - 4726 Suburban Holdings— 
Other Tham aucriOmIsale saci): ciate rele 5346, | 53444, 8548 AGAITLONZOLMANG CO tess srs ss Soevusis sierettasiens reel ste AOU 
3648, 4028, ae 4388 Crown Lands set apart for .. 3838, 3539, 3543, 3550, 3641 
MUNeW scam SNOW CASO) ere wheels s citer ce uarete ee eeeronic 3444 8919, 3920, 4025, 4148, 4281, 4878, 4495, 4717, 4867 
Other than improvement lease ............ 3548, 4888 HOrtentedapecu.: ant pile wer tala oi starlian tetera ane ae 4129, 4707 
BUDHESSChOOls PUTPOSESis tere cierete a derebsienein ree 4287, 4387 Modiitcanon olen OblICatLOnl Ol mise ete wen eens: 4288 
Preservation of native fom ‘he tiele BEA Wise Ae ae 4632 REVOCHLIOMYOL Fic + «a. 3344, 3480, 3906, 4017, 4281, 4875 
Public recreation...8918, 4028, 4151, 4287, 4504, 4632, 4727 Reversal ‘or forreicureroteesrc. 2 ee cee eee 4129, 4270 
Publica bimildineg ee ate lene mca eee 4287, 4727 Suburban Lands—Sites for, &c, at certain places .. 3345 
PED UEC EMNO UIC Mee oy share eee eacks eer cievahen Uekcrs a auch oben 4287 3443, 8444, 3547, 8917, 4467, 4504 
QUERY MDa fot Peer tie aratiere are 3648, 4151, 4287, 4387 Town Lands—sites for, &c., at certain places .. 3547, 3917 
IRACECOUMSERNC. Toc serena e oo ead BOD URE OLS Village Lands—Sites for, &c.,.at certain places .... 3345 
IMG Pa OBR elo s fyeteisan es cons ove (ogc tilen Mextiers 4151, 4727 3443, 3444, 4504: 
Rub bishepots ciasc struts yolcs es tea tietd hear teaeee 8445 Withdrawal from license for certain purposes .. 4504, 4866 
Tare CepObucee we. sank he aioe. 3346, 4151, 4387, 4632 Land Appeal Courts. (See “ Courts.”) 
MR UKs wives | <i ROySICOY oo Guy Gn cee GAA DIO ED 9 Lilie. dee o cere 3444 ale 
Travelling stock |<.) ) B84h Bade Bele sol. Bois. 4on8 | tae bOMtes A Locals 


: fembers ¢ ‘hair i i , 
4151, 4287, 4387, 4388, 4504, 4632, 4727) 4867 embers and Chairmen of, appointed, resigned, &c.... 3301 


BL 8 FEL ASY Cae ie c WERE Belg) 4855, 4787 
rigors EEO ons coh omnin ts BAH, EAR | Notices to persons to appear before .... 8500, 8507, 4115 
W ian antes ere (biel islue/ = o's 'm Se Je (6 16) Zee h voli 3845 , S546 00 3548, 3648 yy . ; ; ” } 7 no ‘ bod 

Rescissious of Reservation—Application by neta . Tpnd Board Districts2Alteratony ot yboundariesi:of) el 

persons for permission to purchase after. .4488, 4831 iat 

Resumption of land. (See “ Resumption cf Land”; Land Boards (Special)—Notices to persons to appear 

6c Railways ™. “ Roads. Py DeLGrGs sotivaah Hodes se ees eke A 8507 

Returned Soldiers’ Holdings— Land and Income Tax Assessment Act— 

Crown lands ‘set apart) for’... .2...¢ 3 Bool, Oooo MO Raoe Oost Courts cf Review under. (See “ Courts.”) 


3336, 3432, 3483, 3434, 3485, 3534, 3535, 3536, 3537 
35388, 3540, 3648, 3645, 8911, 3912, 3916, 4019, 4024 
4142, 4143, 4144, 4284, 4285, 4286, 4383, 4497, 4622 


Registrars of Courts of Review appointed under ... 3367 


3662, 3932, 4044, 4170, 4308, 4403, 4523, 4661, 4739 
Land Districts— f 


ang 
4624, 4625, 4718, 4719, 4720 Alteration of boundaries of .. 3345, 8448, 3647, 3917, 4681 
Porteited Cae, 7. 3. Spee es 3319, 3520, 4270 4726, 4793 
REVOCATION Of -.... us 3428, 4139, AIR), A4AQH, 4621, 4726 Cancellation of WERE ZSYNT ty Go SORA OL og icles arate 4793 
Revocation (proposed) of dedication of land re- Lands, Department of. (See “ Public Service ‘Act. a) 
sumed for certain purposes ... 3349, 3447, 3552, 3920 Lane J. T.—Appointed an Appointed Member of Licen- 
4152, 4291, 4390, 4508, 4729, 4868 Bing. Cour ty MLbGheld plea si acetate. ess 0 4T5L 


Reyocation of notification of tracts or areas not 


Langham W.—Appointed HEngine-driy eda of 
available for settlement until further notifi- * vice Ra, MEA Ati rs Si ae A eS 4404 
cation ..., 8844, 3428, 3547, 3687, 3906, 4017, 4139 | Laybutt Martha Ann—Retirement of, from Public Ser. | 
4280, 4375, 4495, 4726, 4859 TELCO Ware a thin anism ee Ve fete) Sater ee weed es weet ner 3932 


INDEX—(Juny ro Seprempren)—1918, xii 
Page Page 
Leases. (See also “ Land”; “ Mining Notices”; “Wes- Leases—continued. Fae ; 
tern Lands Act ”)— Settlement Lease Areas— 

Annual Leases— Crown lands set apart for .. 3347, 3348, 3349, 3446, 3549 
Applications! for, approved (10s. 6s. 3612, 4360, 4804 3551, 3647, 3648, 3918, 3919, 4026, 4027, 4149, 4159 
Cancelled *F vee ds todas oes 4268, 4870, 4482, 4611, 4827 4290, 4888, 4389, 4505, 4506, 4623, 4728, 4866 
Cancellation of notification of approval of ...... 8609 BIXeENSiOni Ol TELS, Of: o 46 +6. «iss 3419, 4009, 4869, 4705 
EGROn Sen iar cIteie Gus: cre scr slatelsreleraie «ele eeue 4010, 4806 RELA DDT AISOMen Ey OlereTUss Olea. <)auns eee aneshey ss 4268 
PADS Oommen Dulce UVLO set ON ts erivin heesers 2 cake 3420, 4010 | IREXOCAUTLOMG OF Mirae tra eetens 3430, 3639, 8906, 4875, 4859 
Restoration of .. 3318, 3419, 3516, 3629, 4128, 4268, 4871 Variation’ of ‘conditions of .....:. Means ak BABI 4250 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes 4387, 4726 Snow Leases—Granted §.......... cc cee cece eeneee 47015 

Conditional Leases. (See “ Conditional Leases.’’) Special Leases— 

Conditional Purchase Leases. (See “ Conditional Applications for .. 8318, 3420, 3516, 3628, 3897, 4010 

Purchase Leases.” ) 4128, 4267, 4870, 4481, 4611 


Applications fer extensions of terms of .... 8628, 3897 


Crown Leases— 4010, 4128, 4267, 4370, 4481, 4611, 4706 


Addition of areas to ...... Re ee ay Oe 4480, 4706 





Crown Lands set apart for 3334. 3337. 3342. 2348 Aiteration of purposes and conditions of ........ 3501 
) i ape , sae oot, Ob, e <9 i Q2=Q ARC 
3349, 3430, 3436, 3489, 3445, 3446, 3530, 3542, 3544 aetna che uacawed 4358, ie, 
3549, 3550, 3551, 3644, 3647, 3914, 3918, 3919, 4017 Cai an oe ae ah aCe ene Bae ae oe ee 
4021, 4026, 4027, 4140, 4141, 4146, 4149, 4150, 4282 Sancellation of granting of applications for ...... 389 
4283 4290, 4879. 4380, 4384. 4385 4388, 4389, 4498 Correction of area and rent of ........... Bop 4790 
4499, 4500, 4501, 4502, 4505, 4506, 4507, 4622, 4627 oe ee ae ee 
4629, 4632, 4721, 4722, 4728, 4861, 4862, 4863, 4865 ' 1 UREN pd cn platen ae ois fd Mad 
‘ ; on 4 2 : : 4866 Forfeited .. 33818, 3628, 3897, 4009, 4128, 4267, 4870, 4829 
Wirtata 3551 Granted .. 3309, 3406, 3510, 3613, 3890, 3999, 4116, 4255 
SITAtTA sees seer ee Be sHingetele Daeg sci fi west e teense a0) 4362, 4470, 4597, 4695, 4797 
Forfeited .. 3419, 8517, 3631, 3808, 4127, 4369, 4480, ae Re-appraisement of rents. Of 10.0.0. eee 3898, 4267 
4 ; oF asa rege IPS yee Reversal of forfeiture of .... pen 3516, 3896, 4611, 4707 
Granted .. 3310, 3408, 3508, 3611, 38887, ae an ie Revocation of conditions, &C., 0 6 EG tye CRE Si: 3996 
vy OE, £ 9 2 lara = lod 
Modification of notification of .............. 4288, 4507 Feu jake ponder Waa vent ea 
Notification of execution of ............ 3307, 3507, 3611 Termination of Ae ey 3501 
REVETSUNOR TOLLE LUNG Ol 1 etecisre tc © Hate e ent 4268, 4369, 4828 Variationton bondibionad Pe ‘ of i Billy, | Cee he 4790 
Revocation of provisional reversal of forfeiture of 4869 uder=. a AOL ced Atte eth Sih 
Revocation of *....... 3480, 3639, 3906, 4187, 4281, 4375 


Prickly-pear Destruction Act. (See “Prickly-pear 
Destruction Act.” ) 

Section 18 of Crown Lands Act Amendment Act— 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain pur- 


4631, 4726, 4859 
Variation of conditions of .. 8301, 8506, 3609, 3997, 4108 
4109, 4859, 4467, 4594, 4691, 4792 

Inferior Lands Leases—Withdrawal of land from, 





wae ieee ties OSC SIT MI fr. a ote coke Settee cis) 4.4. ¢ dete ene eaters 4859 
EOTHCEETAIN DPULEDOSCS SA aie sokereuens, «alates wheveceretese see 4278 Western Lands Act. (See “Western Lands rer ’) 
Improvement Leases— Week-end Leases— 
Appraisementirol Tentwok: Wee ey wacks 22 2. eaters 4610 CLEOWMPLADAS SCCLATD ATG LO ao crtetene sector onedeie- cielo sclera’ . 38640 
Addition: ofan 10 she sees we ees ts cae ees 5 38906 MOTRIN ULE VOL of. is 3 ove e chatcksee ote eccvons Rae eestor 4268 
Horreited (8) S9a a eee Ane eee 4127, 4610 REVOCATION, Ofrsc 0 6 gag sls ciele aie ewe este ss ee 3480, 3545, 4137 
IMEreaserOferenthl Obese ae sttts s ace calcein 42.66 Leather Trades Group Boards. (See ‘Industrial Arbi- 
Meeting of Local Land Board ee applica- Le pane, Act.” a) 
TONS LOL. © SCM S325 305s os Byte ae scic td aoeieenens 3997 ee A, E. 4653 
Notification of execution of ..... Hato Gouin b0oD 4266 Leeton— 
Tenders for. (See “Tenders.”) Closing Time for Shops, District of .............. 4054 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes .. 3637 Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, District 
4137, 4278 ot SG A eR itd aa Tae nr Oates 3256 


Mineral Leases. (See * Mineral Leases.) Regulations for Public Recreation Reserve, &c. ... 4112 
Oyster Culture. (See Oyster Culture Leases.” ) Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners. (See “Medi- 
Public Watering-places. (See ‘ Watering-places, eal.”) 


uber) Leyinge Mara—Appointed Se i 
ie aT a 4 g a—Appointed Second Dental Assistant, 


ae: Depantmentiot MGUCATIONM mel. a. se. aes cele 4308 
Approval of applications to purchase land com- Lewis A. J.—Appointed Junior Clerk, District Court 
prised in ...........+6. 3322, 3521, 4011, 4708, 4831 Oran SVCHOVE . pomcaee atc ce oiler etee. - 4651 
ATOR OMEU Sa: oe earns sisi ole aa 3526, 3629, 3630, 4136, 4371 ; 
Extension of terms of .......... 3418, 3630, 4015, 4489 | Licenses— re 
Warielbedeaa ie Code ht 3418, 3630, 4276, 4829 SS CELO RC CT Se Tt Ae mips matmen spnietats 9 te 3489, 4237, 4175 
ALLIED aera ca Siercices tele of thar) 0 os sushet suchas ote. stere 3489, 4237, 4775 
Reserves from lease for— OW OLS S320 eters ote. Pane se FEAR RRC ; 4236, 4774 
Cakepimngy eet shies Dont) 3918, 4028, 4504, 4727 Colonial wine ey, Ait fy 10 wed Saleen | 3488, 4235, 4775 
Common ........ OO CEE vcr orto cee: Hea 3548, 4727 Explosives. (See “Explosives Act.’’) 
Hirevprigade (Station Ske) Toe ee sleeaius ce7 5 oi: 38445 Issued to Coxswains and Drivers of Motor Boats. 
ELospitale ye ua. Again ave Tae ne nice way Cee © 20 (See “Motor Boats.’’) 
Mther than special Jeasevescachecers es lols oe 4888, 4726 Occupation. (See “Occupation Licenses.” ) 
Other than annual lease by tender ........ 3917, 4288 CRG re a a, ache fe Okie cide eds heise Ae 6 3488, 4774 
Other than auction sale); sys. 3444, 3548, 4385 Publicans’) (Miscellaneous): .)..0223..02..54 6. 4298, 4772 
Other than snow leage ‘Savy. sets eee 3444 PUD ican simi GA mri oI) meres eds tathe Backers 5-213 te ene ” A915 
Other than improvement lease .............. 3548, 4388 DUPLO NTCECMATUS: . ees: ctotae aren, hieccraeciat sts 3489, 4237, 4774 
Other than: prickly-pear' lease 2.2.3 .053.52...56. 4288 Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ........ 3490, 4238, 4775 
Pa ee DOU ME Lemna tae sth tr sateen Mat se Wests: = ad Under Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act. (See 
Public recreation <<... <.)); 3918, 4028, 4151, 4287, 450 “Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act.’”) 
} ' 4628, E58 Under Water Act. (See “Water Act.’) 
Preservation OL BaAtive:torae atin sue. Mla ce 4632 Licensing Acts. (See also “Liquor Act” )— 
I ublic School PUL POSES ele Rere eters Cat eanaiyl gr ely gee 4287 Licensing Courts convened under. (See “Courts.’) 
UDDIBL ROCHON AAceassoet wets ee kc ME. 8445 Licensing Magistrates and Official Members ap- 
Racecourse, &e. ietalte any Sr apes tenetetaiekey crete ntetess fore! Ls 3548, 3918 DOM VECM aU Ces eam aoc chs, 4 25 3594, 3595, 3661, 4533 
Sanitary COD OGyeFe iret agerls lint deta w+. 0046, 4151, 4632 Licensing Magistrates (Deputy) appointed under .. 8254 
Trucking BUO CIE a a drat, aDegicfips go EN sre RR ee Ae ,. 8444 3380, 3475, 3581, 3830, 3939, 4052, 4827, 4445, 4533 
Travelling stock .......... 3918, 4028, 4504, 4682, 4727 " 4751. 
RCE WDULHET ATOR, (fo 4.5! Sanat Ca 'h.5 0 hte wks eS he co Mess 4148 Members of Liceusing Courts appointed under .... 3581 
Reserves from lease generally .......... 3917, 4287, 4288 8939, 4004, 4791 
Revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &e. .. 83438, 3429 Licensing Districts— 
3448, 8546, 3688, 3907, 3920, 4016, 412 38, Al! ie 4279 Amalgamation of-— 
4286, 4876, 4494, 4621, 4725, 48c0 AVMGRloc and HAUSTOVeD Acweeteuterrssrarintese 4328 
Scrub Leases— slen pnes and, Mminaville’v.i.cvrvee+s cures case. 4602 
Dorleltemans gfe sets wigs hoe oe . 83819, 8629 Shoalhaven and Dowling sii veussvesecrscsvncee 4744 
Meetings of Local Land Boards respecting appli- Boundaries, &¢,, of— 
Roda lutes: (07 tae na A a Ba PO 07, 3997 ALIMIGIO A Aiea es le + 4 Vivien Meersians siclet adeuepeictee, i4ao 
Reversal of forfeiture OLB Svan cia. cetelae aphid .. 38898 Glen), INMeGs.o 35.6 eo es oe Attn ict iia eee by 4662 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes se EPH he) SHORIAVEIN Ose’ bss 12 Rerun met eiy oe es , ¥ 5, ; en 4744 


xiv 


Lidcombe—Provisions of Metropolitan Traffic Act ap- 
plied to Municipality of 
Lingard J.—Appointed Engineer, Dredge Service sHehoie 
Lingen J, T.—Appointed one of His Majesty’s Counsel 
Linz W.—Appointed Hngine-driver, Dredge Service .. 
Liquor Act— 
Cancellation under, of Publican’s License held by H. 
C. Smith, ‘ Hotel Dudley,” Bathurst 
Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors appointed under .... 
8080, 8475, 8939, 4052, 4204, 4205, 4327, 


4533, 


Licenses issued under. (See “Licenses.”) 
Members of Police Force appointed to exercise 
authority under 3254, 3380, 8475, 3939, 


4327, 4445, 4533, 


Lithgow Land District—Alteration of boundaries of .. 


Little Plain—Proposed alteration of design of Village 
MDE bigese lisp os a seikiken alot pea ta eReon -atestedistellohev ste resets re oheon ane 
Llewellyn Ryland (Astedlasia), Ltd.—Extraordinary 
General Meeting of 
Local Authorities appointed. 
Act.’’) 
Local Government Act— 
Application of certain Decteioabas to Shires or 
Municipalities 8252, 3877, 4050, 42038, 
Applications from certain Councils to acquire the 
right to exercise certain powers, &c., under .. 
8378, 33879, 3829, 4051, 4825, 4444, 4531, 4532, 
Alteration of notifications of ‘certain Gates Hwa; 
Examination of applicants for certificates of quali- 
fication as Auditor, Clerk, &c., to Shires or 
Municipalities—Places and dates of holding. . 
Exemption of certain Councils from operation of 
subsection 2 of section 108 of ....:2:....2... 
Fees and charges fixed by Councils of Municipalities 
or Shires sanction, &¢., under .... 


Cm mC Te On Sree COME CNM NO ye i} 


(See “Public Health 


Ce 


4050, 
Natioral Works Geclared under .:....6.26..00.0.. 


Notification respecting rates which may be levied 
by certain Coumcils, &¢,, under ........ 46638, 
Ordinances amended, repealed, &c., rere BAS Sia (eP 
3578, 8579, 8580, 4323, 432) 5, 4746, 

Powers conferred upon certain Councils of Munici- 
palities or Shires under 38252, 8377, 3474, 

4324, 4662, 

Plants and Animals declared to be noxious within 
certain areas 38258, 3474, 8829, 3830, 


a ed 


4203, 


Proclamations, &c., under— 
Appointing— 
Mayors and Aldermen of certain Municipalities 


Presidents of certain Shires oi. .205 5.0.0 $20.4 
Conferring and imposing upon certain Councils 
ae control and management of certain 

IEE 6 FBR ON Re A Ry er MD 8 AS TATA 
Validating election of Aldermen and Councillors 
for certain Municipalities and Shires ...... 
Regulations amended, repealed, &c., under .... ATG, 
Rescission of proclamation of certain date relating 
to appointment of Examiners of Accounts, &c., 

AU DOK 2S hl Hee are eI! BOE Me tS aT NRMP an HY 3474, 
Resumption of land under, for certain purposes .. 


Local Government Department. (See “Public Service 
Act.’’) 
Local Land Boards. (See “Land Boards, Local.”) 
Longfield M. R.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &e., 
Beulah tee cis ojeve'e Sa eae ee 
Lord P. T.—Resignation of, from Public Service 
Lost, Stelen, &¢., Horses and Cattle. 
keepers” ; also “Rewards.”’) 
Lost Property-—Auction Sale of, found on Railways .. 
3951, 
Love W.—Appointed Fireman, Pilot Steamer, ‘Captain 
Cook,” Department of Navigation . 


M 


(See ‘Pound- 


McCABE P Service .... 
McCarron, ‘Stew art, a4 Co. (Ltd. In matter of alleged 
claim against the Government by 4533, 


McCready W.—Appointed Librarian and Schoolmaster, 
es pete 





eis re ie ~ 


Piet Siete) ©) 2 6 ‘6 (0 wi 10).¢)\0 6 el wilellet au o eva 


BRE 15 loc aiia' al 9 86 onde 4403, 
McDonald AL Ss. Lia spotited 7 unior Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Kempsey 
McDonnell J. P. 
Bombala 


—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’ s Court, 


@| 70. |6: Ole) 014.9. 6 |b e fa Corse escort renee srecesns 


DOF A Di def 
3254, 3378, 385 


Page 


4204 
4404 


3485 
3254 
44.45 
4664 


4205 
4664 
4631 
4726 
4109 


4029 


4759 
3577 
4749 


4050 
4745 


4051 
4325 


3473 
4664 
4750 


3580 


4405 
4650 


4682 


INDEX—(JuLY To SEPTEMBER)—1918, 

















Page 
McGillon J.—Appointed Accountant, Comptroller-Gen- 

eral’s Office, Prisons Department ...... . 4739 
McGoogan J. G.—Appointed Clerk, Resumed Pro- 2 

perties Department ....... Aras ae 4740) 
McIntosh (Ltd,)—General meeting of members OL. 4684 
McKeown G. M.—Retention of services of, under Pub- Bes 

JG ELIS) ACB ele, Siac «ote a) = fe he tions ier elated are. 
McLaren D.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Bathurst Ex- i 

METIMIETE MATIN Ves shea cis deisisls o.« 0 lara'e aiS toilets hey - 4045 
McLean A.—Appointed Warden's Glerk, &c., Moonan 

LAE) mecclete were fiche wei ohe o he isgekle @'s Shere iaia aie 6 cere /eiekaee 8662 
McMahon M. J.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., F 

Winer AW Oe. OcG. | aici gi thopey stolons euenslertie 3254, 3595 
McMillan J. G.—Appointed Dairy Instructor, Depart- 

Ment OF ASTIGUITUNE® ss)... = ae wlelscme le ele lednis tes 32 
McNamara M.—Appointed Superintendent of Labour, e 

State MPemitenthan ys tc ce Gmc ss ele one alemeete eielene eke 2 
McPhillips P. V.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, . 

AS ATVIAVALID eee ent etree: Se sie: 's .c epes every aiteueee ae oreenstal cite 3662 
McVeagh H.—Retirement of, from Public Service .... 38371 
Macdonald M, F.—Appointed First Draftsman and Ex- 

aminer, Charting Branch, Department of 

TENS OR Weer chee Rise AMe et tae en se allo OP Ue colle ele alte ello 4044 
Macdonnell W. J.—Retirement of, from Public Service 3573 
MacDougal H. H.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- ‘i 

EVA LOCC COUGAR.) voice 2 ele sels 3254, 8475, 3996 
Macfarlane M.—Appointed ©.P.S., &c., Balmain ...... 8662 
Mack S.—Appointed one of His Majesty’s Counsel .. 4204 
Mackenzie C.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Registrar- 

General's: ‘Department 2..:2 scissile o's «craves wingers 4044 
Macpherson FF. R.—Retirement of, from Public’ Ser- 

VGN is aNaiisie, Shei ge Acie Ok, BINS Bias At elie eles es Pay Fatcstae 3013 
Macquarie Gold-field. (See ‘“Gold-fields. ny 
Madden F. J.—Appointed an Appointed Member of a 

iicensine Court, Milparinika. <2). = sive ects evens . 4751 
Magistrates— 

Chamber, Mapposmved Newel oes. fost cub ss caelnens 3662, 4308 
Licensing, appointed. (See “Licensing Acts,’’) 
MOlICE, ‘APPOMNTEM! eee Veceiale Scale aes cles bes § 3595, 8661 
Stipendiary, appointed ........... 8595, 38661, 8662, 3939 
Magnay Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 
SOCCER a ian ips) hile sila lel enarcs o aile seek ts AREER Ny ita cus URES 4830 
‘Mair R.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Dalgety .......... » 4403 
Maitland Land District—Alteration of boundaries of.. 3647 
Malone H.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., Mudgee, 

WG PO ie sede Sy aae es Ayeyayc. aa) 4: dalla, beeen aR atte es ea 3596, 45383 
Mangan Mary E.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4406 
Manson Hi. 4 (See “Taplin.” ) 

Manufacturing Group Boards. (See “Industrial Arbi- 
tration Act.’’) 
Manus Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re 

SPO CHD) <ios ous eine spanaerne ke E seach. o.< Rete 4247, 4260 
Mar Appointed C.P.S., &¢., Port Macquarie 4651 
Marcus P.—Consular Notice respecting ........ 8254, 38379 
Marden H. V.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &c, Na- 

MOOT TG. Sette Ue Se aiete. RED ties re ee 8572, 3879 
Mariaville—Proposed cancellation of design of Village 

OE Rie son Aa utes oie tees tb bh ae NiO Wed Sia ee teen 3345 
Marich and others v. W. "Anderson—Sheriff’ S notice in 

TH AEEOT OL NEN Uiusen nick wh a eke hrm we MO OAT 4516 
Marine Inquiry Courts. (See “Courts.” ) 1 
Marks H. A. v, H. A. Miles—Registrar’s notice in mat- 

POT. OL: oS, = feiiieiie crake es aie ous pieite aie otelerakate itd SRE 415) 
Marks J. A. (See “Anthony.’’) 

Marriage of Minors—Persons appointed to give con- 

SOMIGLO! Betecsn tic citeritat o sila tote Eo Pie asiaiee 8004, 4210, 4557 
Marriages— 

Change of Residence of Ministers for celebration 

COLE eg Match eerste sis 3392, 3597, 3957, 4242, 4459, 4679 
Ministers ceased to be registered for celebration 

OVE eicaeish sata avaiscal eaeca) eucdieueyh tole filet RU SEERE ORREREL 4459, 4679 
Ministers and others registered to celebrate .. 3392, 3597 


3957, 4242, 4459, 4679 
Marsh H.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, Kiama 4844 
Martin and Johnson (Ltd)— 


NS OLLGes TOMCLECILOLS MOL uses os. caNee Ene dnavshive. sattet 3924 
Voluntary windine-up ‘of, &@. 9...... eek Teo 23 
Martin E. G.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Mungindi .. 4403 
Martin J. & Co. (Litd.) v. O. Schwartz—Sheriff’s notice 
11 TALL OL A OLS Burpee avo.cionsana: eke Gn ee 4516 
Martia Swamp Drainage Trust. (See “ Water AGt?’) 
Martin W.—Appointed Hxaminer and Chief Drafts- 
man, Charting Branch, Department of Mines 4044 
Massey F. J.—Appointed Clerk, Chief Inspector of 
Mines Branch, Department of Mines ........ 3931 
Masters T, H. (See “Commonw ealth of Australia.” ) 
Matthews H. J. v. L. M. E. Turner—Sherift’s notice ; 
BT) AMM ACOT IDEM Cree hints cay ea hati Cn « EL «» 4640 
May J.—Retirement of, from Public Service ........ 4170 
Maynard W. BE. — Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, 
aaa a ite tooeie' bate = © GEREIE oad italy v6.8. «ix ee 4307 


INDEX— (Juxy to Sepremper)—1918. 


Meagher M. S.—Appointed Warden’s 
FEVER eters. © cuciaiohe ceenstereceverens (ec claue sists 

Medical—Additional List of Legally Qualified Medical 
PHA CHGLOMOLSG Mate ee ene 6 834 Sie diners 3384, 4208, 

Meeson G.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., Nyngan, 


Glerk,.&e:; 


a 410. > eianepunas® 


Meikle W. J.—Appointed Examiner, Department of 
PANTO eee eto ec ehcgsharete ssc Scr tips ol gig Siew a 9 @sausintene cis 
Menzies C.—Appointed to act as an Appointed Member 
of Licensing Court, Nyngan 
Merchant H. E.—Assumption, &c., of name of H. H. 
LTO MESA Yue, ae) «Bhs. siete Sale Masala weT else erin, shes adh s 
Metalliferous Mining (Broken Hill) Group Boards. 
(See “Industrial Arbitration Act.’’) 
Metropolitan Traffic Act— 
Amended Regulations for General Traffic and Pub- 
HTC WEDICIOS MGT eho. cus cid pacasue. «tals, sNataleteiabe rss 
Provisions of, applied to certain Municipalities .. 
Meiropolitan Water and Sewerage Acts. (See also 
“Water Supply and Sewerage Board” )— 
TOR ETN SHOR EE SG We) abe CAIN a 8 OY CORI OR A oR 
Notification of proposal to declare certain areas as 
Drainage Areas under 
” Proclamation, &¢., under, transferring and vesting 
certain works, &¢., in Board of Water Supply 
IMG USE WET RAGE aria ae ac cles ss sates a 3928, 3937, 
Provisions of, applied to certain completed works A 


Cure Civ te re CO 


ed 


Middle Harbour—Waters of, closed against use of fish- 
ing-nets 


Pere ree rere weer esr serene eer sreesreesrens 


Miles H. A. (See ‘“Marks.’’) 


Miles J. R. R.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, 
BOE CIN VAM TD Folens shade senda t Naa gon PRI « Sl ohel a 
Milford H. ~ Appointed Assistant Accountant and Pay- 
master, Department of Public Works ....... 
Millard V. H. —-Appointed Deputy Coroner, Orange, 
ECR Bye te eer ge en ss Lap a aie cla athe. ev'alse ve douan ts ancl 
Millie Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.’) 


Milparinka—Provisions of Pastures Protection Act 

applied to destruction of Kangaroos, District 

ORE es stack Bh oie hat Cie e PE ore 5 snentls ES 

Milton Land District—Cancellation of 
Mineral Leases— 

Rents due and owing upon 


Under Mining Act, 1906— 


Approved .... 3295, 3296. 3398, 3497, 3600, 3601, 
8990, 4099, 4100, 4243, 4244) 4349, 4350, 4461, 


4684, 
re- 


Ce 


Applications for authority to prospect, &e., 
fused, &e. .. 
Cancelled, refused, &e. 38296, 
3497, 3498, 34589, 3500, 3600, 
3880, 3881, 8991, 4099, 4100, 4101, 4103, 4243, 
4350, 4851, 4852, 4461, 4462, 4463, 4587, 4588 
4683, 4684, 4779, 4780, 4782, 
Determination of agreements .........0s0s2 +05 6s 
Granted 3394, 3601, 4101, 4351 
Notice of intention to cancel. refuse, &e. . 
38299, 8394, 3385, 8396, 3498, 3600, 3880, 3: 
4100, 4104, 4244, 4245, 4351, 4461, 4463, 
4580, 4688, 4685, 4780, 
Revocation of voidance of 
Under Mining Act, 1874— i 
Cancelled, refused, &e. 3297 
Notice of intention to cancel, refuse, &¢. onl. at 
Minerals declared within meaning of Mining Act.. 3599, 
Mines, Department of. (See “Public Service Act.”’) 
Mining Act, 1906— 
Areas exempted from leasing provisions of, &c. 
Minerals declared within meaning of 
Notices under section 91 of . 


3297, 8298, 3394, 
3601, 3602, 3603, 


ee ey 


3599, 
5604, 3992, 4245, 4246, 


4686, 
Reduction of labour on amalgamated mineral leases, 


&eG., under, . 4461, 


ae 4105, 
Reserves from occupation under Miners’ Rights, 
od CR eee Fee ee Rt ne, 3500, 3604, 4105, 4106, 
Revocation of reserves under 3300, 3396, 3604, 
4105, 4106, 4246, 4354, 4464, 4687, 4688, 


Revocation of exemption from leasing provisions 
under eiaaiiendialare =) cietttede Site te pict asete ee eT ers ok ace 


eee eres 


aire: PUP ES [669 6) di lale cel B 6 \6 <6 0 'e.fo) 6 ett am 6 6 


ats: e064 ene 


2919)! ss) Si aol © epee gue. siese. 0 Sie (6) 6,\elefpdel eu dies oe :< © 


Mining Act, 1874. (See also “Mineral Leases”)— 
Reserves from occupation under Miners’ 


Rights or Business Licenses under. (See 
“Land.” ) 


3393, 3498, 3499, 3602, 4100, 4244, 
4462, 


4552 


3596 


3599 
4169 
4664 


aaa) 


3937 
4793 


, 4781 


3879 
4682 
4TT9 


4351 
4780 
3399 
38879 
4244 
4580 
4783 
3500 
4684 
3298 
3991 
4588 
A734 
4349 


, 3500 


3299 
ATT) 


8299 
4779 
4352 
4784 


4682 
4354 


4688 
8882 
4786 


3396 


UNIVERS! 


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: Page 
Mining Companies—Application to register as a (No- 
Liability) Company— . 
Black Range Consolidated Mines ......+e+eereees ‘ 3650 
Broken Vill South Wxtended (No-Liability) ...... 4871 
Broken Hill Extended Silver-Lead (No-Liability) ; 3453 
Deep Levels Hawkins Hill Gold-mining Co. (No- +e 
Ie ab ih yh) SER Smo ace op On uCR OT Oc Hehe es 8650 
Dunedoo Copper Mines (No-Liability) ....-+++++. 3301 
Eastern Pinnacles (No-Liability) ...-.-+ssessees: 4871 
Mining Notices— 
Gold and Mineral Leases, &c., in force in the several 
Mining Districts, half-year ended 30th June, 
MT Ole eases Lie tees chek Oe ela ete ile uate take he ecto enss 38667 
Reserves from Occupation under " Miners’ Rights, 


&e. (See ‘‘Land.”) 


Mining Registrars appointed, resigned, &c. .. 8295, 3599, 3662 
8879, 3981, 3990, 4048, 4044, 4099, 4242, 4307, 4849 

4404, 4460, 4578, 4682, 47 79, 4892 

Mining Wardens appointed, fg Lismedtienec ; Beas 4043 


Ministers of Religion— 


Change of residence of .. 8392, 3597, 3957, 4242, 4459, 4679 


Gensedutowe registered \eccl des ee secs eeialen 4459, 46739 
Registered to celebrate Marriages. (See “ Mar- 
riages,.’’) 
Minors, Marriage of—Persons appointed to give con- 
SOME TOM sutras sia salle RAL an see AP ae 3954, 4210, 4557 
Mirrool Irrigation Area— 
WETS FAMMGESM CCE be oscilla lsc elaiele/,e ie ieke < oiels ats letaln= +16 3307 
Yorfeiture of leases of irrigation farms or blocks 
MANEVUENL coeuad hese saMherletonetchsauecane aie aluestetenel: lotehane 3526, 4493 
Notification setting apart Crown lands for irrigation 
LAL IMS LOL) DLO CK SUYVUELILINN sips steletiie sale eta ol evelerate 6 4607 
Surrender of leases of irrigation farms or blocks 
Vial Hobeal y Wa cae once Bee nonimnoane coca c 4493, 4858 


Missen W. (See “Thibaults.”) 
Mission Francaise En Australie—Notifications respect- 


ing— 
Presence in New South. Wales of, &c. ............ AGHD 
LUD Cay PLOCESSI OM Oly wan siack aie ner stecole yoo rer i ctatensietle 4895 


Mogensen H. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of 4034 
Molong—Provisions of Pastures Protection Act applied 

to destruction of Hagle Hawks, District of .. 3250 
Moobail and Crabbe’s Creek Swamp Drainage Trust. 

(See “Water Act.” ) 
Moore J. R.—Appointed Assistant Inspector of Public 


Accounts, Department of Audit ............ 
Moriarty F. F. Z—Appointed to act as C.P.8., &e., 
(BOOMING Mee. os tecchohiahe: acs tong eometeet: 4 axtejeh. 3 0S LURE REE 3932, 4349 
Moroney W. J.—Appointed bailiff, Warden’s Court, ‘ 
MPEM CET OMG) bork eorerateiel auateliel's on ore tsi scatel< .siaccusoveneeete 3932 
Morphy Julia—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 3573 
Morris G. B.—Appointed Coroner, Taree, &. ........ 4204 
Morris J. E.—Appointed to act as Examiner in Navi- 
OTA aie alee tia oh tn aah isrealn «ate bkeln sAbltg Bln OS 4445 
Motor Boats— 
Certificates issued for, and to Marine Motor Engi- 
MOGI 1s lieroi cl colores asscilegsiueuebetue lds sdscate 2 steeh ae aieh ede tetes oie 3293 
Licenses issued to Coxswains and Drivers of ...... 8293 
Motor-car Washers and Cleaners. (See “Industrial 
Arbitration Act.” ) 
Motor Traffic Act—Amended Regulations for Motor 
BUPAUTICY SURMAGT.. ct oaysi is shoue, oie. ai ol ses atau’ oe : 3209 
Moulamein— 
Alteration of desien of own) Of oi. 8 dete ewes oes 3917 
Sites for Town and Suburban Lands at .......... 3917 


Mowle A, M. P.—Retirement of, from Public Service 3871 
Mulley G. O.—Appointed Acting C.P.8., Catherine Hill 

TEA ie ell tee Letieul ty A abba maleate Ahm, alan Mere OO 
Mungyer Bore Water Trust. (See ‘Water Act. ny 








Appointment, &c., of— 
AIGeOrMOn 66. eae ee SERED ELENA Es PE 3474, 3652, 4531 
SUT CUR SUL GVOIY fair wlsLe nie do itle gids We boo oe meres 4634 
(OWS CTORS tare slo cue oie ie ince acake. sieve wicchaieny set ttteter eats 4509 
COMMOUS LARODORT RT Parise at. ele Wale eke. 6 Sropeiese el ote 4392 
OM SLU OCS as cepedelas eas Shatet, ta lacee a's % eos Oke Bie we 4634 
TImpounding QORECETSH Be oie. elie aoe 4392, 4509, 4635, 4731 
Inspectors... 3554, 4891, 4392, 4509, 4634, 4635, 4731, 4873 
Local Goy ernment Officer wep, chee tee ls Se aaRA NE oe oxe 3554 
POU GCeMAiS Fars sad tens om cs ee oe 3924, 4509, 4635, 4873 
ATEN MPS DO CEOS Sess circles « so cee cehteles 4509, 4634 
(Bown sven R(CNCERE Wem cust bh oo Sides fae ee acme 8455 
EDONV TO IEDICSH TL, VURS lls 5 Mieceke too anaes 4391, 4509, 4510 
Wi ATOR SIAN: cc litt mera tere et theres el 2012 oe ie, ARES LS 8924 
Naming, &e., of Streets, &c., within certain Munici- 
PDAUTENOG. TA SUe A epomtech oo pblaes Gi elutes ae 3924, 459, 4873 
Notices rest 
Notice of motion re proposal by Council of Munici- 
pality of— 
Murrumburrah to borrow seven thousand two 
hundred and fifty pounds (ac. oes ed. Ye 8453 
Mittagong to borrow three thousand pounds ... 3651 
PUrack & 


1920 


xvi 





Municipal—continucd. 
Notices respecting—continued. 

Poll of Ratepayers re proposal by Council of Muni- 
cipality of Neweastle to borrow thirty-five 
THOUSANC = POWMS Ree. cree cceuecacsistete oreretenetalenet tees 

Notices to persons to remoye obstructions, &¢., with- 
in certain Municipalities 

Routes, &e., for driving of animals within certain 
IMUNMICIPAITTLOS > Site cee se snes 
Sustenance Lees, &c., for animals impounded in 
pounds within certain Municipalities .... 

Murphy W. H. 








Appeinted to act as Warden’s Clerk, 





CoO OLE OIG) ele Rian bis dirteein cin eacioer 

Murray J. O.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Stores Supply 
DepaLplmen tow ..s ocr octets to elated ete tee 

Murray River—Waters of, closed against fishing gen- 
Lal lives wens Oe cette ome aeereie eeclenece fat chore 

Muswellbrook Water Supply Works—Notifications re- 
SDOCULING me Witte le sions iets nigra eaters saeites os ‘ 4 

N 

NANKERVIS G. A. M.—Appointed Deputy Coroner, 
Pam WOrth cewek ee a set ce ten eo rectehe te aeons 

Narrandera Land District—Alteration of boundaries 
OL: REE o Soci Sitar ed ne Sitios: Siete eos taiees arse ete ters 

National Art Gallery of New South Wales—Appoint- 
ment P&C. 7 OfsTEUStCES Olde reer te tee ae 

National Works declared, &c. (See “Local Govern- 
ment <Act.’’) 

Native Animals Protection Act—Removal of protec- 
tion from Kangaroos, Wallaroos, and Opos- 
sums, in certain districts under .. 3256, 3582, 

Navigation Act— 

Assessors appointed under ............. Ree a tpietace 
Certificates’ issued qnder 2.25 ter.. ce eects ee se ene 

Navigation, Department of. (See ‘Public Service 
Act.”’) 

Necropolis— 

Amended Regulations for Roman Catholic Burial 
Gerona, Bea Ieee, A ae eae ee me eee en ee ae 

Appointment of Trustees for Church of England 
burial (Ground 4a0 aoe cso en ok eee > 

Neglected Children and Juvenile Offenders Act—Hono- 
rary Probation Officers appointed under.. 3581, 
Nepean—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal against 
assessments for water rates on properties 
Bitua ted sine Shire Of) 5.458! Serta ee didierd ceoloke 
Newcastle— 
And Suburbs Low-level Sewerage (Gordon-avenue, 
Hamilton, Reticualtion and Ventilation)— 
INOLITICATIONS respecting Seer meswe set ncaa 
Co-operative Milk Society (Ltd.)—Voluntary wind- 
LEU Dy Of; ACM, ee ete eed 5 cee eee ee aero hae 
Proclamation declaring Deputy Court of Industrial 
Arbiteation Tor sDistrict iotek&Ce st. ei eee 
Sewerage (Hleventh B Section). (See “Hunter 
District Water Supply and Sewerage Acts.”). 
Newcombe C.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 
Newmarch G.—Appointed Inspector, Chief Secretary’s 

Department se hs ieee A eae aes eedtenteys 
New South Wales— 

Board of Trade. (See also “Public Service Act’) 
—Appointment of Secretary of ............ 

Box Co. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of .. 

ers Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, 
SOMERS Gio ie bi stsik eerie Bite Ane nn Tee Marae 

Nock and Kirby (Ltd.) v. W. Anderson—Registrar’s 
NOMCE MOE MATCERZO Re 5. cece aye eter emtc te Cee terete 
Norman R. D.—Appointed Messenger, Office of Master 
1M LM ACV, bp ass cise wih spare genet ee TRE els or eutiecrs 
North Logan Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 
FEOSPOCUIN SE see cccod aces 5 ce erepsrels St RoWe chays tere ore oherere 
Norway—Consular notice respecting the taking charge 
of Swiss Consulate and of German interests 
in New South Wales by Consul for. at Sydney 
Notification of Births Act—Regulation under ........ 
Nott M. C.—Appointed to act as Registrar under Fair 
Feents A GEM sierencieusnerais alu aie sucisnate slels tie tee te choke 
Nowra— 

losing Time. for Shops, Districh OL *25 2... es. 

Land District—Boundaries of -2..2222. 0.66 - 2s.) 0 

Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, District 
OTR Ta oA es te ie ote is wget ecg tote feces 

Noxious Plants and Animals. (See “Ivocnl Goyern- 
ment Act,’) 
0 
OATES and another wv. F. E. pte Tae notice 
In. . Matters Of esis. se cee ees . Me a veh 


Oberon Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 


Page 


4635 


Sento o pe Cabos 47850, 47381 
4292, 4891, 4510, 4731 


3651, 8024 


$295 
4405 
4666 


4878 


INDEX—(Ju:y ro Supremorr)—1918. 


Page 
Occupation Licenses— 
iDEA MMe on Sarees Ne cit Ok I Siren dP epeReN ~. 4794 
CaATILCO —peaske tee se Ceereratcrers 3421, 3525, "3908, 4136, 427 17,4872 
Renewal ah tor OW iee arses ; ABE i: Re .. «64835 
Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes aoe. 4004 
4866 
Preferential— 
lDegheiey on aan omaem oo abe noo om Pre ins 10 OO : 4794 
Renewal of, for 1919 2... 00.6. wee een eee ceess 48385 
O’Connor J. P.—Appointed Engineer-Master, Dredge 
Ser ViCer ie Beeithe ne os tere a ere Me cook 0 Shae 4404 
O’Neill P. J— Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
Kempsey! (0..G50 5 Sia inser shelge 7 4 ache 
Ophir Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
Opossums. (See “Native Animals Protection Act.’’) 
Orange Land Board District—Alteration of boun- 
GaTISS OL cen nek lee Ue tex rae aeane 4631, 4726 
Orders of Court of Industrial Arbitration. (See “In- 
dustrial Arbitration Act.” ) 
Ordinances. (See ‘Local Government Act.”) 
Owen H. P.—Resignation of, as Master in Equity.... 38830 


Oyster Culture Leases— 
Applications for .. 3295, 3391, 38495, 8598, 3846, 8957, 4063 
4064, 4240, 4241, 4348, 4457, 4500, 4585, 4679, 4770 


Ca neGlledi ae 2 ovsnt suecer cael sun afo'* em) oceans phe hseaeee tone 8256, 3582 
Determination of way of access over certain ...... 4205 
itorftel ted qe. a: As ee ge Ree a Pere ae gerd ay YY Bien) 
Granted serie ce aes ele 3204, "3496, 8598, 3847, 3958, 40638 
4214, 4847, 4456, 4560, 4678, 4769, 4770 
Reduction of annual rental of ......----+-+e ee eeee 38839 
Renewed .... 3477, 3582. 3949, 4052, 4446, 4534, 4665, 4752 
Resumption, &¢., of portions Of eleanor eae: S 3839 
SiirrenG@e mote at othe einie BAe ee Same CB cree gst e 


Tenders for. (See “Tenders.” ) 


Pp 


PACKET Licenses. (See “Licenses.”’) 
Palser H.—Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, &c., 


Moruyare&cl eames eee 3295, 4044, 4849, 4891. 

Paris Costume Co. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Mem- 
bers of PRI? oe aden aS oe get ANI ONT Sto OS RS 4634 
Parker D. F. Appointed to act as C.P.8 , &C., Bega.. 3932 
4349 

Parker M. v. R. J. Heffernan—Registrar’s notice in 
REG RAIGI OM OF het Lae rie seks atop SER ers oes Sak 4301 

Parker R. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
EUG AW Ss acoleehyoowdadaganosoodosd soa 4169 
Parker W. A.—Appointed Master in Nquity, &e. 38530, 4058 

Parkes—Regulations for Roman Catholic Burial 
GrOUlNd nae eta eer Elie Men see race EROS 

Parks— 

Proclaiming, &e., of, at certain places ...++..+..+- 4375 


Trustees of. (See ‘‘Trustees.”’) 


Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act— 
Alteration, &c., of names of polling-places under. BATT, 4827 
Hlectoral Registrars appointed under .... 38888, 4093, 4583 


Electoral Registrars (Deputy) appointed. under . 3388 
4008, 45 IO: 5 
Polling-places—Abolished, appointed, &c., under. 4327 
4606 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff— 
Appointment of— 
Carrington R. R. as Second Shorthand-writer 4327 
Spencer T. W, as Shorthand-writer ....-+.--e+s 4327 
Promotions— 
Atsbers die Sao: ose cpeese LEAN Nos fe ae bas xtereniacerekek es 4327 
Baker Ei GieMes cons coe A AE Me os sid et AER 4327 
Kay (Avie Bis db dower rein hols iodo mad ay pimens Rees 4327 
Parr Ethel May—Appointed Third Instructor, Indus- 
trial School for Girls, Parramatta .......... » 4652 
Parramatta— 
Proclamation declaring buildings and enclosures . 
used as a prison at, to cease to be a prison.. 4531 
Provisions of Metropolitan Traffic Act applied to 
Municipality Of  ....ccce eee e cee cece eet eees 4199 
Sewerage (Reticulation—First Division)—wNotifica- 
tion’ TeSPeChiING ....cesceperse es cieseieielenera here. ¢ 3928 
Partnerships dissolved— 
Moss Dabeand Web. Bhillipg Shee eves sec +s 6 ocis eee ot 
Maunder H.-J. and V. J. Reading ............ see. OO 
Ellison J. H. and G. HE. Gorman... ss.ss cesses cass . 38852 
Dobbie S. R., E. Kenny, and H. G. Foxall bens Sa eOoOe 
Beyer Elsa Rubina and V. A, Wilson’........... Sao OB 
Butler W. and. W., A.HOOK cin acdsee. cas i. arene eeOs 
Gall G. B..and J. S. Gall ....... aa ahs Ta ies. 8458 
Yook S= Ww. Honsand-PaVO0ok@incdtestesl. o's eee eeenes (OOds 
Barrington H. N. L. and W. A. Mack eo aly ce MeREEEeisis) “eo OeDES 


Coady sAmead) JmBTiSSeLG: tems etiie <oo ane ers 3651 
Garnsey H. A. and D. Walsh 


o's 6S 6 6 Ue U eT ele eer © 68) 8 


INDEX—(Juty To Seprempzr)—1918. xvii 


Partnerships dissolved—continued. on 
Onus JRL and Eo Le Outts: 18.8. lop vee 3924 
Bone TAM RD J. Dawes .. ees chess aD 3924 
Limburg J. and Ellen Prices). 7300.05 oy 3924 
Bennett R., S. Bennett, A. Thomson, and W. R. Kiel 4030 


Sime J. and G. Twible ete ee dhs a Stel Shetat. Oly cle Se 4154 
Brunskill R. J. and T. Spring ...... yd POLAR Ly io eRe 4154 
Tobin W- and HR. H: A. Lyne: «es,:6<5.244.5, 4" te 4209 
Prenear: Je and WC: Hall’ srcorecses fa Aes 4292 
WatOna, Weedon Vo atone .6scc ccs occ entre 4292 
Chayes Nand JiSimpson . 2000. ..4 04...) arene: 4391 
Gray- Jean sand S. Plate. GIG ea ee 4391 
Payne WY. A. Hand W. Pe: Denton 20. ee 4391 
Davey T. H., M. C. Davey, and G. A. Davey .:...... 4509 
Saddington A. O. and R. BE. McLaughlin .......... 4509 
ova and: H,-Js Gehrig vs tssscccas eesti. etd 4509 
Gates A. -J.,°'T: -W.° Ed; ‘and -E: “W.- Bld: : .2?Toe ie! 4633 
Senders #. and e Carling 29. esas ona 4633 
PORES IS. ANG. AS OUMINIINS ot lsc cw acts. 2a ee meee 4730 
Morton ‘A> J:-and-G: W. Wright** i...) ie 4872 


Pastures Protection Act— 
Application of provisions of, to destruction of Kan- 
garoos, &¢., in certain districts 3250, 3937, 4444, 4530 


Application for permission to erect rabbit-proof 
fences, &@, under...... 38807, 3404, 8525, 3610, 3998 


4115, 4129, 4277, 4618, 4854 
Chairmen of Pastures Protection Boards appointed, 
&@:,, for certain: Gistrictsoe sl, Mos Wee 8353, 3652 
Directors. and Members of Pastures Protection 
Boards appointed, &¢., for certain districts... 3255 
3353, 8476, 3581, 3989, 4030 
Inspectors and Acting Inspectors appointed, re- 
signed, &c., under ...... 3255, 3379, 3476) 8581, 3831 
4204, 4327, 4538, 4665, 4751, 4752 
Modification of means for suppression and destruc- 
tion of Rabbits and Noxious Animals under.. 
Notice of objection re applications for erection of 
rabbit-proof fences, &c., under. 3307, 3404, 3525 
3610, 3998, 4115, 4129, 4277 7, 4618, 4854 
‘Notice respecting compulsory digging out of rabbit 
burrows within certain districts ............ 


Notification under, respecting date on which owners 
or occupiers shall commence suppressing and 
destroying rabbits and noxious animals, &c., 
within certain districts ...... 3554, 4392, 4510, 4874 
Rate of assessment within certain districts ..... 3455, 3554 
4030, 4031, 4892 
(See “Sheep Brands 


4667 


4731 


Registration of Brands under. 
and Marks.” ) 


Receivers of scalps appointed for certain districts.. 4293 
Scale of bonuses for scalps within certain districts 33538 
4392 

Paterson D. G.— Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e., 
Blayrieyy Ge. Tne: 3571, 4099, 4169, 4651, 4739, 4891 

Paton Mary Josephine—Appointed Second Instructor, 
Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta...... 4652 

Pawley J. R.—Appointed Junior Clerk, State Children 
Relief Branch, Department of Education .... 4170 


Peake Margaret—Retirement of, from Public Service 4740 





Pearson J. E. J.—Appointed Engine-driver, Dredge 

SOrvice ty Sails. Tee. we nee seo neat 4404 
Peisley A. J.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &c., 

Mutwillumbat, &6° tev eens Aer 3594 
Perpetual Trustee Co, (Ltd.)—In matter of alleged 

claim against the Government by .......... 4204 
Perrignon H. B.—<Appointed Clerk, Department of 

WA NOUE ADU UTOUIS LEY | otte stoic susie site ene serene! ons 3661 
Perry A. R.—Appointed Police Magistrate, &c., Dubbo, 

Ce BTR ee te doo Fs ORE ror RS INeRENenicuONby chic 3595 
Persons permitted to purchase land. (See *“Land.’’) 
Peters T. S.—Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Land Board 

Omce “Wasser WAtlY Cece sec ee esses te 3368 
Petersham—Alignment, &¢., of Streets, Municipality 

Fe Oe Lee Ml RIT ee eter atie ae eine ste Serge eve te 4834 
Phillips ©. L.— Assumption, &c., of name of C L : 

Jenkins-Phillips DY .. 2c. oc esos. ce ees 3024 
Phillips Laura Sophia—Retirement of, from Public 

MORUICE’ Oui CREAR Cc ccc cs eee es Bieeeeisie ween 170 
Pickering G. H.—Appointed Inspector unden Scaffold- 

ing and Lifts Act, &C., 2... 0.6... seer eee 8475, 3571 
Picton—Poll to be taken for Closing Time for oper ¢ 

aD Tate! OF Lair, + Fee MA eee he tly hte eh eat 4666 
Piggott S. J.—Appointed to act as an Appointed Mem- 

ber of Licensing Court, Bellingen ........... 3989 
Pillans R.—Appointed. an Appointed Member of 1 

Licensing Court, Hartley .....-..--es-s ees 4751 
Pine Hill Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 

TESDOCHMIAL ile nn bntaecae ac coe ed oe ees eas 4262 
Pinkstone W. H.—Resignation of, from Public Service 4525 
Plain View Settlement Purchase Aree—Notifications As 

r 


2 61h 6 8 OLeRaNOL eb oe ASLO 8 © Se GF wR Sew eee were 


respecting 
Plastering. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 


B 


Page 
Player S. R.—Appointed Examiner, Department of ie 
ACID 1 yao. . BOE... RA ute YL ... 4169 
Police Force— 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
Cupitt 8. T. in rank of Inspector, Third Class .. 3830 
Lucas A. H. and R. Nancarrow in rank of Inspec- 
EOrB ns Mind Clasps.) vA ate sae: ve 4951 
Promition in, of— 
Peterswald J. and F. A. E. Thom to rank of Acting 
Superintendemts ).-.aA- eile olla ee eee 3380 


Bannan W. P. to rank of Inspector, First Class.. 3830 
Macintosh W. F. and A. Campbell to rank of In- 


SPECtors, Second Clase Si.hiNl Aiea). SF. 3830 
Strachan W., W. Lobban, and A. BE. Littlejohn, to 

rankyvofp Acting Inspectors, ......06 12s)... 3830 
Stutchbury G., J. Blanchfield, and J. Fraser, to 

PANS OfpACtins.. ENSHCELONS a ca bry yricrgithes id bisractdl 3939 
Gumley C., to rank of Inspector, First Class .. 4051 


Lewis A., J. C. Doig,,and H. Drew, to rank of’ 
INSPECTORS SCAM AGIRSS 45 cyspsgene iascusn fousrc kticve to <1 4326 
Police Offences Act—Persons authorised to hear and 


determine offences under sections 6 and 7 of 4205 


4664 
Police Regulation Act—Amended Rules under ...... 4446 
Polling-places appointed, &c. (See “Parliamentary 
Electorates and Election Acts”; “Water Act.’’) 
Pont E. W.—Appointed Relieving Sheriff’s Officer, 
SVAMEOM) oles ih kvochetaeeeen. Pte Ste Dee 4892 
Potts F. F.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
ce. Port°Macquarie! Ge) 72 O00) Jari 3475, 3662 
Poundkeepers. (See also “Municipal’)—Appointed at 
CertalyT PlaAGesy ses Mes EN Gs a. 3925, 4292 
Poundkeepers and others—Notices respecting horses, 
SE MNOSt. &Cr «sissies 3360, 3462, 3560, 3657, 3927, 4036 


4159, 4160, 4301, 4640, 4736, 4878, 4879 
Pounds— 
Abolished, established, &¢., at certain places .. 4292, 4873 
Sustenance Fees, &c., for animals impounded. in 


PereR i ide sels ovis a eee wy eee lt> Faw op 3651, 3924, 4292 
Powell L. S.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 

tC DAS IIS, PANN OTR ts i. less tis. g\in ayers wilgheret 8) 4s 3663 
Powter W. (See ‘ Tolhurst.”) 
Prangley A. G. M.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Yetman 4044 


(See ‘‘Public Service Act.” ) 
certain Shires. . (See 


Premier’s Department. 
Presidents elected, &c., for 
“Shires.” ) 


Prickly-pear Destruction Act— 
Inspectors ‘appointed under’ Ga Oa. is Sealy iiss 
Tenders for leases under. (See “Tenders.” ) 
Priestley D. E.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, Warden’s 
Court, Hillgrove 4682 
Primrose E. C.—Retirement of, from Public Service... 4525 
Printing Trades Group Board. (See “Industrial 
Arbitration Act.” 
Prior J. N.—Appointed Field Assistant, Department 


CP 2) 





Othe AR sus sy. So RATT, ALS. Ae). wear tee? o's 4892 
Prisons Act—Proclamation under, declaring buildings 
and enclosures used as a prison at Parra- 
matta to’ cease to be! 2 PriSOM. f 283 Ga ore Fesese 4531 
Prisons, Department of. (See “Public Service Act.’’) 
Proclamations respecting— 
Appropriation of Land. (See “Resumption of 
Land.’’) 
Banks and Bank Holidays Act—Holidays  pro- 
claimed under. (See “Holidays.” ) 
Courts. (See “Courts.’’) 
Crown Lands proclaimed. (See “Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act.”) 
Country Shopping Districts. (See “Early Closing 
Cts) 
Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts. (See é 


“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts.”) 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act. (See “Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act.) 
Early Closing Acts. (See “Karly Closing 
Fisheries Act. (See “Fisheries Act.’’) 
Forestry Acts. (See “Forestry Acts.’’) 5 
Holidays (Bank) proclaimed. (See “Holidays Si) 
Improvement Leases. (See ‘“Leases.”’) 
Local Government Act. (See “Local Government 
NG) 


Acts.” ) 


Land. (See “Land.’) 
Leases. (See “Leases.”’) 


Liquor Act. (See “Liquor Act.”) 

Licensing Districts. (See “Licensing Districts.’ 7) 

Mining Act, 1906. (See “Mining Act, 1906.”’) 

Mining Act, 1874. (See “Mining Act, 1874.” ) 

Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Acts. Cf See 
“Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Acts.” ) 

Ordinances. (See “Local Government ACC. ny) 

Public Works Act. (See “Public Works Act.”) ; 


Xviii INDEX—(Juty'1o SzprzemBEr)—1918.. 


Proclamations respecting—continued, 

peste ray Act. (See “Pastures Protection 
Act.” . 

Quarter Sessions Courts. 

Resumption of Land, (See “Resumption of Land.” ) 

Scrub, Leases: (See: ‘Leases.”) 

Sydney Harbour Trust Act. (See ‘Sydney Harbour 
Trust Act.’’) 

Supreme, Courts. (See “Courts.” ) 

Pheatr es and Public Halls Act. (See “Theatres and 
Public Hails Act.’’) 


(See “Courts.’’) 


Professional and: Shopworkers Group Boards... (See 
“Industrial Arbitration Act.’”),, 
Proposed , Surrender and Exchange of ‘Land... (See 


“Land.’’) 
Public Gates. (See “Shires,’’) 


Public Health, Department of. 
Act?’ 

Public Health'Act. - (‘See also “Municipal” ; 
Lceal Authorities appointed’ under’) 7. F292 22... 
Notifications under, respecting Unhealthy Lands at— 

Junee 
Strathfield 
WAV ORE el eters tata e wre ernie etetilo even lite creas amen Ros 
Public Instruction Act—Regulations under | 


Public Oyster Reserves. (See “Fisheries ‘Act.””) ak 
Public Roads Act. ; 


(See “Roads.’’) 
Public Schools— 
Lands: reserved from sale for purposes ..of. 
‘“Land,”) 
Proposed establishment of, at certain places... 
Resumption of land. for. , (See 
Land,’ ) 
Tenders for erection, &e, of. 
Teachers appointed, promoted, &e. 
Service; Act.”’) 


Publie Service Act— 
Applications invited for positions in Publie Service 


(See “Public Service 


“Shires” )— 


O)'0 \8) ce alle ew rele e's (ele es¢\ eves) © [© 9) @ s)\¢ 0) 0) (0) ee fee ye le’ 6 6 ellehe 


ce eC ee ry 


(See 


“Resumption of 


(See ‘“Tenders.’’) 
(See “Public 


3383, 3483, 8589, 3844, 3953, 
4208, 4341, 4451, 4555, 4668, 4756 . 


Branches and Heads of Branches of Departments of 


3833, 


Page 


4752 


3259 
4058 


the’ Public? Serviee! ts ee the ee 4404, 4405 
Competitive Hxaminations of Candidates for certain 
positions in Public Service—Dates and: places ' 
OF HOlDINSFOL ee Re: Te tel Geena Ramer -ire 4555 
Departmental Boards constituted under ...... 4404, 4405 
Determination of Public Service Board. as to certain 
Appeals. from Officers of various. Departments 
of the Public Service,...... eral Ag 4189, 4195, 4525 
Increments of Salaries of Officers of certain De- 
partments of the Public Service ......... 3469, 4172 
4197, 4741 
Public Service Board’s and Departmental Boards’ 
readjustment of grading, &¢, of, certain 
Officers of the Public Service .... 3574, 3663, 4175 
4177, 4192 
Agriculture, Department of— 
“Appointments— , 
Clerks and Junior Clerks ........: Seacated eh suegajar toes 4045 
Dairy Instructor .... 2. 60+ saggmins cesses cei so! 4892 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
WATTS TC race cst otone, ous ite ial ue’ ic la oNG os St etolotpupHarenal attatel'e 3468 
Sa NG CESOM NOH cueleind + lccete oe belsseie'®. clersvsltese ie pievere: enee 3932 
Extension of probationary appointment of S. N. 
WSLS Dye eile wiclie oy epics Sieve jel ine aout aie sie niles ome - 38468 
Promotions— 
RUA OS ea Gi a atterar emai ssi, Mil evet equal sie 0 3572 
Birks W pel. Tashi o = su bieaels pop eses sys oe ene Ap SA 3662 
Qetention of services of G. M. McKeown ........ 4172 
Transfers— 
Sinai, We ie tise «fabio. cig tay LP Pah tlh MER) eG PSEA 8 4046 
Longworth BR. S. wee cngeecceeneneee espe srt ees aoe 
Davis ELH ce voles gil cfevshe eens fohesd che yeicecicyusiiowe<horiie:e 4308 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of— 
Appointments— 


Registrars of Births, &c. . (See “Registrars.” ) 
Clerks and Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions .. 


367 


3467, 3571, 3572, 3662, 3982, 4044, 4169 


4170, 4308, 4403, 4528, 4651, 4739, 4891 |: 


Clerks and Junior Clerks— 


Central Police Office ......6sseeeeee nse 4403, 4892 
District Court Office ... 46... ee cece eee cece 4651 
Attendants ....... ds + tela -Mafertig © -rocpie'y © a8 25 4403 
Registrar 015: Qual ie ok) 6 < einpepeer wags 4403 
Chamber Magistrates .....-.2++-+-5+- . 3662, 4308 
Sheriff’s OfFcers . 2.2 be tweet le eee 3468, 4892 
Assistant Clerks of Petty Sessions .. 3571, 4170, 4892 

Stipendiary Magistrates .....-+- esse rrttes 3661, 3662 
Relieving Police Magistrates ..+-.y-%+-sss5e55 3661 
Licensing Magistrates ....+--+-++s++- ROS Beeo 
earns erese Dace 


Relieving Clerks of Petty Sessions 








Public Service Act—continued.. 
Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of— 
_ continued. 
Confirmation oF appointment of-— 
Gormly Ky. 
Leaney W. bp dite ? 
, Extension of probationar ¥ appointment of— 
White J. 
Slawson ee p. PH re RN gly (aN © ER ae Me 5 5 4 er. 
Transfers— 
Balmain J. A. S. 3665 
Harris J. A. 3665. 
Audit, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Clerks and Junior Clerks 
Auditor 
Examiners 
Assistant Inspector of Public Accounts. 
Promotions— 
Wahlberg H, H. 
Stanford," Wmimeline May)... asi¢etiiadve eles a 
MeDonald May, Josephine 
Chief Secretary, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Clerks and Junior Clerks 
Assistant Inspectors: of Fisheries 
Inspector 
Shorthand-writer and Typist 
Confirmation of, appointment of— 
Purser ©. HE. 
McGee D. P. 
Iing Josephine Alexandra 
. Promotion of 'G. Newmarch ....... i eaieh -dpaniaes ee 
Hdueation, Department of— 
Annulment of appointment of T. A. Bridle 
Appointments— 
MeaeheSrss. awd .eiieeles Ls 


astuidtert: Hs It vee 
Boyle N. 


eeeeee OUP —RIUY LO AN ew 5 cere s cere nses 


CC ee rr er Tr er 


ee oor or a 


eee eww serene 


ey 


ee 


Oe ee ry 


ee cr rr | 


3368, 3869, 3572; 4170, 
4524, 45265; 4652, 

3368; 8869, 3370, 3572, 3573, 
4308, 452A, 4525, 4652, 4891, 
Bab iy ats «278810, 8578,41 70, 4525, 
i eee ites Wee e/a 3369, 3572, 4524, 
» oye.e ones, 8310, 3573, 4170, 4308, 4525, 
4891, 
3368,, 3572, 
4524, 
3573, 


Assistants! Vib. 0. 
Junior Assistants 

Mistresses 
HXx-students 


Certain positions at High Schools .... 


Teachers of Cookery, &c. ......... . 3370, 


rd 


Rae Bee RIT yay Aes 8369, 3572; 4524, 
. 3370, 4308, 4652, 4891, 


Clerks and Junior Clerks 
First Assistants 
Teachers of Needlework . 
Inspectors 
Teachers; of Hygiene ......-.. RA Yee dye le eORse 
MNT EINE  (MIASEORS (106s micis: o's oes 2 + 944.5 ssayersiereiene © « 
DepdelyaNSsishares . s...<'sseiess) dh acesacriteiansee wamaess Me 
Second Dental Assistant 
Wifth Instructor 
Senior. Instructor 
Instructors 
Orchardist 
| Qleaners, &e. 
Instructors-in-Charge 
Teachers in Dressmaking, Sia. th eee) tees 
Assistant Instructors 
Assistant Mistresses 
Junior Staff 
Teachers of Manual Training | alb ilece eta chd So pbtene 
Acting Inspectors 
Medical Officer 
Confirmation of appointment of B. Topple 
Cancellation of appointment of F. H. Turner .... 
Promotions of Teachers by examination and for 


a | 


eee ee ee ew ero e ree mmr eee 


SC ee 


es 


eee reer ee etree ee ree eee eee 


CC Ce 


eer eee eee eee 


a er 


ee rr re a) 


ee kc ay 


stew ee 


PORE. HSCHVA CE so Apes caeic ors Creuse wie paleione eis Rarer tie as 
Resignations of Teachers, &e. .... 4171, 4406, 4653, 
Transfers— 

Méachers: see ie selec tele 8368, 3369, 3572, 4045, 
4524, 4525, 

ASSTSTADIS Wi uueielateiens 3368, 3369, 3870, 3572, 3573, 
4046, 4809, 4524, 4525, 

Junior Assistants ......., 3370, 35738, 4309, 4525, 
Mistresses .4...+6 8369, 8572, 4045, 4309, 4524, 
Hx-students io. cases 3370, 3573, 4046, 4809, 4525, 


) 13368, 3572, 


Certain positions at High Schools .. 
4308, 4524, 


Teachers,of Cookery .,.....-.. 3370, 3573, 4046, 
VWirst Assistants ........ 3369, 3572, 4045, 4524, 
Teachers of Needlework ...... 3370, 4046, 4809, 
Teachers, &c., of Manual Training.... 3370, 4046, 
Visiting Teachers of Art, Science, &. ......... 
Assistant Mistresses .....- HAITI Soh ct. ae 
STUBLOL SGA Tin meat Ree telasel dicliehs a '<.s oie cel a. BOS, 
INStrUChOUS sed beled ele o- PaN eee e eee an ganes 2 


Page 


3663 


4808 - 


3665 
38665 


3931 
3931 
4169 
4404 


« 4740 


4740 
4740 


» 4045 


4892 
3368 
4170 


3468 
3662 
4524 
3368. 


3468 


4308 
4893 
4170 
4895 
4893 
4893 
4652 
4893 
4170 
4893 
4308 
4891 
4170 
4893 
4893 
4308 
4891 
4891 
4170 


~ 4308 


4308 
4652 
4893 
4652 
4652 
4652 
4170 
4308 
38368 
4891. 
3370 
3467 
3468 
3572 
4172 


4405 


4894 


4308 
4893 
4045 
4893 
4893, 
4893 
4893 
4045 
4893 
4525 
4893 
4893 
4309 


4045 
4892, 


INDEX—(Juty to SepremBer)—1918. 


Public Service Act—ocontinued. ° 
Forestry: Commission 0 





Pi Magy area t¢ y F A 
are cers-in-Charge. 660... wt FETS a MM eta B72, 4740 | 
eOhief ‘Clerk wel ey Wed. dana, do a! hon 
Genfirmation of ‘appointment ‘of 
M@rost'H.. MeO... Sotehirt hove tstatth ig etek! shel Rebel ones 4652 | 
RUS, PH, ‘r Fea OS TARTS  DORINI TAL 20 | Gol 4308 
~ Government Printing Oftice MITEE LO MUNSON 3932 | 
! Appointments— f 
(BapnlOversedie'ts 19. 20\2oreses, Lahey), to. sy! 3982 | 
Pr orenien 1932 40 A en ed Speier? Jo bis 3467 | 
CLeR REL SII. TD. MOL SU OUILW sia Fey ATAO | 
Promotion of E. C. Vaughan «a)sedoe. BR ROB. 8932 
‘Labour and Indastr y, Department of — ) 
Appointments— ) 
Gas ixamiinéms 203i) 20 wale Dio Ui BoT1 i 
Wheres <i waaay ool 049 FURL be ran Luss 3661, 4740 | 
Industrial Raeiaerar ON UR Th Seal BRO F 
Chidf(Oletk) /o- 1L, oem) | Jitonie ae Af 4740 | 
Confirmation of appointment of— 
Penfold \Mleanor Hdith (Jit -2124t", Sarai | Teo 4044 | 
Ogetvie WE MPSS NOI hen Polly pat. & 4170 | 
ee leave of absenee granted 'to 'L.'H. Gash.. 3662 | 
Appointments— 
‘Clerks and Junior Clerks /:.. 3467, 3468, 8663; 3932 . 
4044, 4170, 4404, 4405, 4652, 4892, 4893 | 
Draftsmen and Cadet Draftsmen BEN 3368, 3467, 8661 } 
3663, 3932, 4652 | 
Field Assistants ‘......552. Re Re Cette ee ASOD i 
First, Glemksiahnasd. usiatll.% Gol}. .cetiad it 8367, 4652 
‘Cromm. Lamd Agentsysik.. .aucleinad.. 3571, 3661, 4048 
Director of Soldiers’ Settlements ..j...0.6.0.... 3661 
Contmollerief Amimal Industry ......... iso baidh.. 4170 
USES OLOEEY UE IEE OOPRE oc 5s sie.e eccecn a sicle els 4652 
Confirmation; of appointment of—._ ney 
Draftsmen and Cadet Draftsmen .......... 3572, 4652 
Clerks and Junior:Clerks 5.2... 3572, 3662, 4170, 4893 
Henery Fi Witte dele ae RE nad Sle ea he 3542 
pier KuiGelle ae ue ebess E ikieieb sy... boise eee 3572 
ant Hiesn Mina Admaiit giiadiwa duebetue wii. . 3662 
Morand! Gs BOS Se rete Se GE wis Huis 4044 
Nee] CUA OF) Kee ah tA RSA beeen |) 27 Bie AU MOM w. | 4652 
‘Promotions and Transfers— , 
Gordon L, 8....... 4893 Marcolino® S. 0 ......00: 4894 
Dening W. H. 4894 Barnett P. EK. B 4894 
Dyler Aes ees 4894 Moun} Hi dk. 12 .ay 4894 
Transfers— ey) 
Vernon 2D. ..n0s.s5. 3468 Williams :O. A. 4046 
ChampionV.A.R. 3468 Gearytd.. .)...49. spb 4046 
Clerks and Junior Dann Ani. oitss 4046 
Glerles us sceontdysety 3468 Jomes pH, Gs 222.23. sis 4653: 
3665, 4046 
Local Government Depar tment— 
Appointment of Senior Hxaminer .-............. 4045 
IPEOMMGLI@D MO bs Bi MO EEORL | sare) jn: sonep'\ciosn seinen o eye cureags 4045 
Mines, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Wardens’ Clerks, Mining Registrars, &¢. ... 3662, .3931 
4043, 4044, 4307, 4404, 4892 
Bailiffs, Wardens’ Courts ...... 3662, 3932, 4043, 4044 
4307, 4404, 4892 
Officers authorised to issue Miners’. Rights, 

SEO eee gS cea te as Roky AE a oust oer eal pis ayes + 3662, 4892 
DRISSONRRLINUG@T Ns i Spy eRe ce cycle Sas. Walk vad eos is. sakeysheuscas © 4044 
pete MVEA STA ARI 3 holaleys: sxctouck disasasnshelsiphvaldie disien 4044 
Dike Nea LU STENEU TTP ierns na tal'ey sisi ayia sratsvevakena'ss! di ecbilasupinie el © 4044 
Officers-in-Charge, ......... ee ute eas AY Dat ths RN 3368 
CEL CRIGS iM PP AIR sects eat auch wi-eval's ioresavcuer shal ofimerase pe) o981 
CT er We ita abet tebe cM oi tenga ot shah stele valrali nl oils 3931 
ACHING, AVE ON ak os le de sisgap ab auppensitip iy Bie aenevege 4043 
Senior Geological Surveyor |. 2... cee cis em ojeigye 4170 

Extension of probationary appointment of— 
WEI TMA TING OLE At i oeep ele oe Se ee ray he ein taht tats. s 3370 
ED RGM WaOlbwels rises gebticue a1 uA aaas le ic) anieeeeecied ia 4045 
Transfers— 
WAVES c Wes CEs aah} 4) cloneke s cas cat heads eapnees oteeas tesa 4406 
ERIM REL Die er era sate sac ef? atoist ester ate oa atch ea asl s 4406 
Navigation, Department -of— 
Appointment, of AWiremMeEN) po sys sy 0jals «eye siele omielel pede 4524 
Transfers— 
Colquhoun H.... 4740 Bibuikes EL pcs, kang. eins 4524 
BradshawG.J.W. 4740 Baxter W. B. ...:... 4524 
PerbiikisiS. 444%. 4524 Batley, ait assetssne934 4524 
Dannie ess) 4524. Harrington. J. ...... 4524. 
Martin J. B...... 4524 Godbold.\R..,....-«;- 4524 
Dunmehiyy mie. 4524 Cheyane Ge. ceassaepnan 4524. 
Pikes aa @e o.n.235 4524 O. Connor Bia, 3-63 64 4524 
Moncrieff J. 4524 McGrath E. C. ...... 4524 
Dunn: Fags a: 4524 Siecle Gita. . sage 4594 
Olsson J. Gs) sc:-4: 4524, Morgatts Ay nuceers- 4524 
Jenkinson G, ,.. 4524 McAlister G.’....- 4524 













Publie Service Act—continued. 


New South Wales Board of Mere brit of 


i Secretary ,: of PVigepswpeye a prey odd bray wieaidanig’’s "3 4404 
Proniier s Department-— i] 
Appointments 
iene “Commissioner: cay gi s,s. ce EN s oles om o ST 3368 
Clerks and jsunpor Clerdisee. 2... a". spreseipyeus ahe 3932 
Iminigrationiand: Publicity Officer ..J. cseeta sd. 4043 
Manager ./.. 000%... ESO. . srarianras ob hoalees , 4652 
Prisons, Department of— 
NRE DORET Ehieeh 
De RAB OT RO LGI SS ore crane: oles sateen iatat coe sate AAD 308. 
eACCOMITY (ATUL oes, skated ea ee Menckt tc fy ure Ge a aMe.Potce Soke A73§ 
CORE OEE es ah ole ec getty y ol pdes eee shale a! 2p eatery Fala 
Stores METEPECLON ca Wik elo C a decane §=§©49802) 
Relieving Officer Sah ot st NE Meniad ed oe ahah otot oh a? af alors? eahatiat enews 4892 
CO 21 i <P GL Ah TEE PEM Nak ch oe so Hie 4892 
Superintendent of ‘Labour, GIS ig, Sister Aor do Ber dash 4892 
Storekeeper and, Schoolimaster . os... ee. ees ate «=—48 92, 
Librarian and) Selaoolmageer 0.74. eigen Fo creeds 4892 
‘Public Health, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Messengersi® of oh se a SR s ved... aasalle 44 63868 
DESPENSED ialae ss ass oD A A laisse ay hale ets eters 3572 
Confirmation ‘of appointment CLV ARiteheps ice . 8468. 


Public Service Board, Office of— 


Appointment of Clerks and Junior Clerks.) ,,.; 4403, 4739 


Confirmation of appointment of Helen Mary Vindin 4898 
Extension of probationary appointment of Wi P 
VETERE 2 8) pe te! dalle dye ol sab la ldueneetlges Guar de aaa F 4652 
Public Works, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Clerks and Junior, Clerks 0... 8572, 4044, 4169, 4525 
WUASHTET EE Crard ve SOVSELN ontenke ebahe et eNete ae AOR Pa 3662 
Mngineering {Drak tse 5 p/e/e4e''s le layeasuetshere.« 3662, 4169 
EAS MIGUEL Ooh Ma Mae hee eta hath wae UNI | tld ods) a el 3662 
SUP VEY HOBAECSTII]TIE Ji edo) cliaevcns) dle ohelrdicy wedaehie 3663, 4740 
Assistant Accountant, G&G) ieee ieee sere tel cae « 4169 
CHIeTVA CCOUMLAM EC A aolenuctettsceesiticreis eiaiterbheht wet store 4169 
Chief EMeineer- Nast nas 00s Sep), sss cichageaiouet deals 4307 
OHIETMINS IMCS Pals! leita ats, Aedes etre t arete eee ole 4307 
Seamen, Hngineers, Hngineer-Master, Hngine- ; 
drivers, and Winchmen, Dredge Service.. 4404, 4652 
Assistant (| FMeineeny was, 4 avalele cage sid spell e sera wpe means 4740 
Designing ArGHILECE iasies. «io aqereveld orattcabasntade aa heels A740 
Confirmation of appointment of R. A. Cherry .... 4044 
Registrar-General, Department of— 
Appointments— 
Clerks and Junior Clerks ........ Mois sataara 4044, 4740 
IASsistant Search Olen nk a kiidsrs ates a cemeeie oe 4523 
Deputy Registrar-Generaly yoo vans oetecita 2 - 4891 
Confirmation of appointment of F. X. Purcell .. 48938 
Extension of probationary appointment of J. B. 
ACCT ARR SEe RS CR ere ROE EL AP RUE oan a: Noe En 4652 
Stores Supply Department— 
Appointments— 
Olmert; Clerk ey, um inreietalstote niece Lia use etelel cies Sede a 3571 
CIEPES-IN CARE fein eaten tiaiaetd 2 pe aged ga 38571 
JamiorrOlerkss sol, Mev Fe iay, Clas ete 3572, 4405 
Taxation, Department of— 
Appointment of ‘issue’ Offieer ys Ui eho. ea. ae. 4892 
Confirmation of appointment of H. V. G. Franks... 4808 
Treasury, The, Department of— 
Appointments— 
OLR Te OE UT tHe at nen beled anit a a 4740 
WOlleatoroieraenM Bs eke S brsilS)s: dels ber etduss dain ers 3571 
Regulations under— 
Nos. 124 and 186 relating to Grade Tests; Tempor- 
ADYe WOMBLE, HOD IOVGES -, 316,050.03 safe «fa ol oho they e ep. 3585 
Nos. 88, 119, and 122 (amended) relating to 
Equipment, Travelling, and. Forage. Aliow- 
ances,, Forestry Commission; Grade Tests; 
Hxamination to qualify for admission to 
Higher Series of Grades—Clerical ‘Division... 3585 
Nos. 136, 276, and 277° (amended), relating to 
Rates of Pay to Temporary Tracers (female) ; 
Supply of Coal for the Public Service ...... 3949 
No. 349, relating to Salaries of, Inspectors, of 
SYD COT Ts Poh SES eye POCO CIEL Pcl Savoy aL aM) Seana 4339 
Regulations under, repealed, &e. 0... fs. 18585, 43839 


xx INDEX—(JuLy to SepremMBER)—1918. 





Page 
Public Service Act——continued. 
Retirements-— 
Of Teachers without gratuity ..... 3578, 4170, 4406, 4525 
Under provisions of— 
McVeagh H. ... 3371 King wd, selanenieere 4309 
Mowle A. M. P. 3371 Gosbell J. We) seen 4309 
IG y tia cteeerees 3468 Lambert Alice 
Kearney T.!:.3:.. 3573 Maud Nde ets ii 4309 
Vercoe :R. .:.... 3573 Gardiner Jane ...... 4309 
Keene Ge. 3578 Smitha. waite: 4406 
Macdonnell W. J. 3573 Bona yl se eee ee 4406 
Garland W. J.... 3573 Mangan Mary E. 4406 
Wharton J. H.... 3573 Campbell Eliza 4406 
GrahamiyAw 2)... 3573 Smithy ugg sen. 4406 
Bennett W. P.... 3085 Hardwick G. J.. 4406 
Davis aC, me oe 3665 Primrose E, Sy ys 
Buckland A. R. 3932 Carter Mary C. 4653 
Laybutt Martha Purners Ge. yee teraee es 4653 
DURES, cote ees: 3932 Solbneap eae 4653 
Smith W. H. 4046 Peake Margaret ... 4740 
EM Byard ct eee Sine 4170 Sarvent cA ber one. 4740 
Newcombe C, ... 4046 Thompson J. T. .... 4740 
Jones Louie W. 4170 PAYLOE Seen: kee: 4740 
Phillips Laura Hogarth Aisears see 4894 
Sophia Is ..4.. 4170 Callaway R. ......... 4894 
Easterbrook I... 4171 
Halloran Mary 4171 
4309 
Public pepe: Board, Office of. (See “ Public Service 
Act?’) : 
Public fae Act—Dedication of Land under. (See 
* Land?’”) 
Public Watering-places. (See “ Watering-places, Pub- 
Public Works, Department of. (See “Public Service 
Act.”) 
Public Works Act— 
Dedication of land under, for public highways ..... 4327 
Resumption of land under. (See “ Resumption of 
Land.’’) 
Publicans’ Licenses. (See “ Licenses ” ; “ Liquor Act.” ) 
Pullabooka Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 
ShOYEXG ey ba hegalhcha ie Ban a al ie alg ot hc rae audit eo ase yt, 4269 
Purdie and Co. (Utd.)— 
Notice to debtors and:ereditors of ¢...23.5.....5... 4030 
Voluntary7wanding-un Of) &C fee tn seen er ee eee 3923 
Q 
QUARTHR Sessions Courts. (See “ Courts.”) 
Queensland, State of. (See ‘ Stock Act.) 
Quessy P. J. A. L. L.—Appointed Medical Officer, 
DepartmentlotyHducationweman8 Ween. ees 3468 
Quirk F.—Appointed Storekeeper and Schoolmaster, 
DME TrA al ry oa i EZ Ka eared htt Sol 4 gibi teeing 2. Fol 4892 
R 
RABBIT-PROOF Fences. (See “ Pastures Protection 
Act.) 
Railway Service Superannuation Board—Notification 
respecting Election to be held for Member of, 
SSCL IN a aie sam aaa cicnge esp aun kde. lop Se hal Soho ERRORS COME TE 4672 
Railways. (See also “ Public Works Act.’’}— 
Applications invited for positions in .............. 4341 


Auction sale of lost property found on, &¢. 3258, 3951, 4454 
By-law No. 523—Demurrage Charges; Live-stock 
Trattic; Potato Traffic; Rates for Coal and 





CokesoRutes: tor Special Traine oy os as us cas 3952 
Revocation of land reserved from sale for. (See 
** Land.” ) 
Reserves from-sale for. (See ‘ Land.’) 
Resumption of land for. (See “Resumption of 
“Land.”) 
Tenders. (See “ Tenders.” ) 
Railways and Tramways Appeals Board— 
Hlection of A. G. P. Paull as Deputy Member of . . 4556 
Notice respecting Election to be held for Deputy 
Membervof i0t,. Jaiee bese eee. . FAR OEE = 4340 
Ray E. H.—Tftetirement of, from Public Service’...... 3468 
Raymond Terrace—Closing Time for Shops, Districtof 3256 


Real Property Act 
Applications under....... 3257, 38258, 3382, 3483, 3588, 3840 
. 3841, 3951, 4058, 4207, 4208, 4340 
4450, 45538, 4669, 4670, 4754, 4755 
Notice of intended registration of surrender of lease 





without production of duplicate of lease ..... 4508 
Notice of intended registration of transmission 
PDICHELONS "1.5 3:7 s.jendee a Firehmetnaeye: mis Pirerd:s Sieg eho 3928 


Page 
Real Property Act—continued: 

Notice of intended registration of discharge of 
mortgage without production of duplicate of 
TOTESR OO vuoi s i) ae 3552, 4029, 4291, 4508, 4729 

Notice of intended issue of provisional certificates 
of ‘tithe®).... S.ct4p a aarebyt 3350, 3451, 3552, 3923, 4029 


41538, 4391, 4508, 4730, 4868 
Notice of intended registration of transfer without 
production of certificate of title ..:..... 3552, 4729 
Notice of foreclosure under .. 25... 2 cessldes/ere G 8587, 4868 
Notice of intended registration of notice of death 
and of transfer by mortgagee exercising power 
of sale without production of duplicate of 


IMNOPEZ AOD os sue atiens epseasb ery eral s ‘oll tks) ake texsuaion leseisteke 4868 
Surveyors licensed under .......... tgrtsusysbnce boo} aya ix- Veta te 4794 
Reclamation and Purchase. (See * Land.’’) 
Red Hill Gold-mining Co., Gulgong (No-liability )— 
Voluntary winding-up; Of, &G. ..ccr sa 5 + suleow «> 4634 
Red Range—Proposed alteration of design of Village of 3883 
Redbank Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 
Spectime Wes so .. is aeeakre ie hts aaa a eee 3516 
Reece i. H. (See “ Kerr.’ ) 
Reeves Olga Valrey—Appointed Dispenser, Newington 
State Hospitaltand Asyluiptes 1.5-.-esueys « laglearre 3572 


Registrar-General, Department of. (See “ Public Ser- 
vice Act.’’) 

Registrars of Courts of Review appointed under Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act. (See “* Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act.’’) 

Registrars (Wlectoral). (See ‘‘ Parliamentary Elec- 
torates and Hlections Act.’’) 

Registrars, Mining. (See “‘ Mining Registrars.” ) 

Registrars and Assistant Registrars of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages appointed for -certain 
IDISEFICES MS. sm i5 3367, 3467, 3468, 3662, 89382, 4044, 4169 

4170, 4808, 4408, 4528, 4651, 4739, 4891 

Registrars in Bankruptey appointed at certain places.. 38254 

3367, 3594, 3595, joes 3662, 3932, 4044 
4170, 4308) 4408, 4523, 4651, 4739, 4891 
Registrars of Brands. (See ‘‘ Stock Act.) 
Registrars and Assistant. Registrars of Distr ict Courts 


appointed at certain places .... 3932, 4044, 4523, 4651 
Registrar’s notice in matter of— 
Anthony G, . -J. A. Marks 22.0. eeeccclec ene et beens 3462 
Cock R. Biv. W.eLo Sutton -eey tea. Fisica 3462 
Commissioner of Taxation of Commonwealth v. T. 
Fi. Mastersandth.. H. Utley .... 07). 22.0% 3359, 47386 
Marks Hv UAy oh. HUA Miles mart si. 6 che vere «de « eee 4159 
Nock & Kirby (iitd.) @. W. Anderson). ..-S see hein 3560 
Parker M. gf ARTs Meernam Ose. « ..< sissies ee et 4301 
Taplin. Re BY OAH ASA a DS OU Oe ra bts lade feke tiblelonteus 4301 
Thibaults: @etds), oMOWe Missen: .. watistG ose Ssaee o 3559 
Thom:d.:S- andsetherso. C. Jvsymonds-.... oer... 4300 
Tolhurst Os) Bas) Ws POwlere ue titties: on. crstcte es stile 3360 
Regulations— 
Under— 
Public Service Act. (See “ Public Service Act.”’) 


Metropolitan Traffic Act. (See ‘ Metropolitan 
Trafiie Act.’’) 

Motor Traffic Act. (See 

Crown Lands Consolidation. Act. 
Lands Consolidation Act.”’) 

Careless Use of Fire Act. (See 
Wire Act.’’) 

Sydney Harbour Trust Act. 
bour Trust Act.’’) 

Closer Settlement Acts. 
Acts.”’) 

Local Government Act. 
Act.’’) 
Dentists Acts. 
Sydney Harbour Rates Act. 
bour Rates Act.’’) 
Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour 
Rates) Act. (See “Sydney Harbour Trust 

(Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Act.’’) 


“Motor Traffic Act.) 
(See “ Crown 


“Careless Use of 
(See “Sydney Har- 
(See “ Closer Settlement 
(See “ Local Government 


(See “ Dentists Acts.’’) 
(See “Sydney Har- 


Western Lands Act. (See “ Western Lands Act.’’) 
Industrial Arbitration Act. (See ‘“ Industrial 


Arbitration Act.) 
Junee Water Supply Administration Act. (See 
Junee Water Supply Administration Act.’’) 


Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) Act. (See 
“Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) 


Act.”’) 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act. (See “ Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act.’’) 

Stock Diseases (Tick) Act. (See “Stock Diseases 
(Tick) Act.”) 
Public Instruction Act. 

Act.’’) 
Notification of Births Act. 
Births Act.’’) 


(See “ Public Instruction 


(See “ Notification of 


IN DEX—(Juty To SreptemBrr)—1918. xxi 





Page |) Page 
Regulations—continued. Rewards— 
Necropolis—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .. 3401 Finding of— 
Broome Head—For Public Recreation Reserve ..... 3505 Female Infant in waters of Athol Bight, Sydney 
Walcha—fFor Church of England Burial Ground ... 3921 FLAP DOUL pb isae ois.as os Fa titte sels soc ee otelcae tre Me eheloe 4665 
Leeton—For Public Recreation Reserve, &¢. ....... 4112 Male Infant— 
Blue Mountain Sight Reserves—For Springwood and On the steps of District Hospital, Maclean .... 4666 

ANCE GROUGOE IL . sna rated oncrorett blew’ = 4 4113 In a trunk at Lynfield College, Tamworth ..... 4752 
Byron Bay—For Reserve for Preservation of Native Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &c.—Lost, stolen, strayed, &ce., 

HOU pearale s clal dratatone.d'hatoharin-aseg Sage oeaieo teats 4113 from certain places 3360, 3560, 4160, 4640, 4736, 4878 
Parkes—Iror Roman Catholic Burial Ground ...... 4592 Respecting death of Esther Agnes Rowland ....... 4446 
Jerrawa—For Recreation. Reserve ...........«...- 4791 Reynolds M. H.—Appointed Controller of Animal In- 

Reid R. & Co. (Ltd.) v. Kutnewsky—Sheriff’s notice in dustry; Department of Lands 32.52% sein ects 4170 

PHEREGIS OF, ISI QUS IRS SPE a Gh oS al ards 3461 Rheuben P. E.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 

Reinsurance Co, (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members OLCIGAIAS Me Met eaeWatehel sel oi Acterer etch) ofena’ oheuer alahchey efetens 3663 

Ed A oe Siecle SOE ah di ho oak a Conn ar 8 Rae 3452 ae Hae 4 rohibiting 

Relph A. J.—Appointed Clerk, Crown’ Land’ Agent's TiS TA aetaneenGont amir pM wectaas, cee? Sa 
_ _ Office, Cooma . 6.6... eee c eee ee eee e eee F404 Riley W.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Rescissions of Reservations of Land. See “ Land.’’) Dawlish le me bles oan wy 3830 
Reserves— Riorden M.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Blackville .... 4528 
Camping. (See ‘ Camping.’’) Ritchie J. J.—Appointed 2nd Class Sheriff’s Officer, 
From Conditional Sale within Gold-fields. (See VTE trove se est y ale’. biatdys estates... ystees 3468 

“ Gold-fields.” ) ' Roads. (See also “ Streets’; ‘“ Shires.”) 

For railway purposes. (See “ Railways’; also Applications to close and purchase ............ 3524, 3685 


““ Land.”’) 
Forest. (See “ Forest Reserves.” ) 


4013, 4134, 4275, 4372 
4492, 4618, es 4832 


From sale and lease. (See “ Land "’; also “ Leases.’’) Approval of plans of re-marking, &c., of 2. 3324 

From lease. (See ‘ Leases.’ ) ‘ oR9 A978 

From license. (See “Leases”; also “ Land.’’) yer bh tae 4108, cae Mee Pe 4689, 5 (hee 
. - EASES» Ab ? a Closing, or proposed closing, of Cityohe papi AVL nee 3302 


From occupation under Miners’ Rights or Business 
Licenses. (See “Land”; “Mining Act, 1906.’) 
From alienation for mining, &e. (See ‘* Mining 
Acts.”’) 
Public Oyster Reserves. (See “ Fisheries Act.) = 
Travelling Stock and Camping. (See ‘“ Travelling 
Stock”; also “ Land.’’) : 
Residential Leases. (See “ Leases.’’) 
Resumption of Land— 
For Roads. (See “ Roads.’’) 


For Public School Sites at certaih places .. 3476, 3585, 4055 


‘Under Sydney Corporation Acts. (See “ Sydney 
Corporation Acts.” ) 

Under City and Suburban Railways (Resumption 
Rescission) Act. (See “City and Suburban 
Railways, Resumption Rescission, Act.’’) 


3328, 8324, 3397, 3423, 3424, 3504, 3523, 3524 
3609, 3633, 3634, 3885, 3900, 3901, 3996, 3997 
4013, 4014, 4108, 4130, 4132, 4253, 427 3, 4274 
4378, 4374, 4468, 4491, 4571, 4614. 4615, 4617 
4689, 4709, 4710, 4798, 4794, 4832, 483: 
Declared, or proposed to be declared, to be public 3324, 3397 
3422, 3424, 3504, 3633, 3634, 3636, 8885, 3900 
3996, 4012, 4014, 4130, 4252, 4274, 4378, 43874 
4591, 4615, 4617, 4689, 4709, 4710, 4833, 4834 
Dedication of land for ........ 33238, 3324, 3325, 3422, 3423 
3425, 3522, 3523, 3633, 3899, 3900, 3901, 4012, 4013 
4130, 4131, 4272. 4278, 4373, 4490, 4614, 4709, 4832 
Notification of closing of, and approval of sale of 
lands comprised therein ...... 3326, 3632, 3902, 4131 
4490, 4711, 4834 
Notification of closing of, and addition of de es 


Under Local Government Act. (See ** Local Govern- to certain holdings ...... BH20, O420, BOLO, DOGS, OOUe 

ment Act.’’) 4131, 4373, 1489 4711 
Bygalorie—For provision of water supply at ....... FVe= Ma PAIN Se Oleg eared ce, oc a suseseiede cep © 3.40 (0 4132, 4491, 4591, 4833 
Tubbal-road—For provision of railway quarry at .. Pie TID ORI DEOD OSE Ohana TOR «5. she sae st: 8323, 3424 
Cowra—For provision of locomotive depot at ...... 3524, 3634, 3635, 8901, 40138, 4014, 4132, 4133 
Waratah—For public recreation ground at ........ 4274, 4275, 4374, 4491, 4615, 4617, 4710, 4833 


Johnstone’s Bay, Port Jackson—For construction, 
&e., of stormwater sewers discharging into .. 
Darling River Water Trus ‘or construction of 
works of water supply for the Great Ana 





Beene OL ANGLO, ews oe gir. eka e os 3323, 3324, 3325 
3422, 3423, 3425, 3522, 3523, 3632, 3633 
3899, 3900, 3901, 4012, 4013, 4130. #13) 
4272, 4273, 4373, 4490, 4614. 47 09, 4832 

Withdrawal of land from certain holdings for .. 3323, 8422 


HLHMEN OLE 29. sailed: feats ate bfe-eexety + aig ais bieks pach : 
Guntawang—Tor construction of bridge, &c., over 3 : j : B524, 4614, 4709, 4832 
Qudgegong’ River at ......ececeeeeseeedeees Roberts H. F.—Resignation of, from Public Service ... 38468 
Tarriaro—For construction of bridge, &¢., over Robertson—Proposed alteration of design of Village of 388838 
INA MOIRAVERBAE hs hic deird:. TOGA WER oe oslo cite we Robertson J. H.—Appointed Returning Officer for Hlec- 
Lithgow—lWor construction of works of water supply toral District of Murrumbidgee ............. 4052 
fom Mow OL osciy cle seal ld Myeehea betes a PR ie Robinson H. A.—Appointed Acting C.P.S., Jindabyne ... 3367 


Rozelle Bay and Pyrmont—For construction of a 
deviation of the authorised goods line of rail- 
way to Darling Island as between the-head of 


Robinson T. G—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 


one MDE ie We RI Gee Bo be Gite ono eee ue oc 3932 


Rofe J. F¥.—Assumption, &¢c.,.of name of, by J. F. 


Leichhardt—For nyowslon of aa Biding . tesees SUG a A Teed aly Nei 9th aE NE, oe pi aR ON? ; 8651 
Wagga Wagga to Caek perumba Railway—lor con- q f ane ebb. ; 
eam action, &e, J 4 Rogers .—Resignation of, from Public Service ...... 3468 
URS A ae ie hae rey diet AAS) Wer ee wéenrs. WS : aa epee ta y 
Moree—For ica ates of station yard at ..... eels a eiee Appointed Examiner, Department of eo 


Quandialla—Yor maintaining the traffic on existing 


Rooke J. C. A—In matter of alleged claim against the 








line of railway between Forbes and Stockin- Governinenigby eau? aaa er Los Te. 3475 
Bingal Near... see e ee eee ee eee ee ees reneeee Rosebank Settlement Purchase Area—Notification re- 
Leichhardt—lr provision of coal storage depot at .. epeckitie t Wh abut A To9 Jp. less SAS 3390 
Harden and Murrumburrah—For duplication of rail- We Rosenthal P. P.——Appointed Coroner, Moree, &c. ...... 3939 
NVA RRCOURV GONE Bier oes th teak vole be. ones ta aid tae? (oS ry srsaseaid a oes 6 AGDHT R ? . . J 
i : : v: : c A oss D. E.—Appointed Draftsman, Land Board Offic 
Morrison’s Hill—For provision of drain at ........ 4661 eas ti Poa Sf" m 9467 
Z ¢ Toes fy _ ( € e Ss serait 4743 , eC v. aa ee GB b tate sa Aas aie S ee 7 er eee ice 
owl wae aoe t acer ot Pam laa an (ees a 4890 Ross D. J.—Appointed Acting Assistant District Regis- 
ees a ie Sat ‘ FES EVIS OTT PEG trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Byron 
Returned Soldicrs’ Holdings. (See “ and.”’) PV shct hundece ta eta bate peer skal dkwis slahvteh stati Mew 2's oto 3467 
Returned Soldiers Settlement. Act—Regulations Nos. 11 Routes, &c., for driving of animals. (See “ Muni- 
and: 7 Gamended )runder .)2.0 re W1eys. j. 3519, 4790 cipal.”) 
turni fficers : Minted), KC ise 4052 eid L S 
aaa “chal A alia oon Shines ho eawalt. i Royal Commission—Appointment, &¢c, of H. F. W. 
Seng this ae : (s en Ms achat ie Sey Fletcher as a, to make full and diligent inquiry 
vo Nee bree “ ” into the administration of the “ Stock Diseases 
Revocation of Dedication of Land. (See “ Land.’’) aa i ie Sank Disoas 
Ravocati f Reserves fr Sale, Lease, &¢.. (See (Tick) Act, 1901,” and the tock Diseases 
[ee er bee ok 7 Semen at tai fc 2 (Tick) Amendment Act, 1915,” with particular 
wh ; als s@ases,. rafar Doe 
; aes Satins ; reference fO_certain MALTETS so) aes. spe sins. s 4532 
Revocation of mining reserves. (See “ Mining Act”; : as , : 
“ Gold-fields ”’; ‘‘ Land.’’) Ruddle Clara Lillian—Appointed Senior Instructor, k 
Revocation of Reserves from Conditional Sale, &e. Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta et. 4652 
(See “ Mining Act’; ‘ Gold-fields ” ; ‘‘ Land.’) Rules. (See “ Police Regulation Act.’’) 


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SALES of Land.: (See “ Land.”) 

Sandon Gold-field. (See “ Gold-fields.’’) 

Sargent A. H.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 
Saxon W. G.—Appointed Clerk, Premier’s Department 











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Scaffolding and, Lifts Act—Inspeciors appointed under. 347 

Sehwartz O. (See “ Martin,’’) 

Schwegler J. K.-—-Assumption, &e., of name of J. F. 

EVOL SY Vat pe ls oy ualecanic ia a eel eee tate uate, neha tei 3651 

Scollen M. L.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
| et aside mine eetbeee hie aeaies A este relae ae fh Lor Mei AN tie de 4308 

Scott C. A —Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Fexseiad ay CLA GR Me Ta sapere a Decl Cate od aba Oi 4445 

Scott W.—Appointed '6.P.S., &c., North Sydney, &c. 3662 

Scott W. O.—Appointed First Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Gotthard “wae weohh. aka, ea etaaa eee. 3867 

Scrub Leases. (See ‘“ Leases.’’) 

Searson W. i.—Appointed Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights, &e., ‘Tarcuttal isis ooo. 38662 

Second-hand Dealers. and. Collectors. Act—Licenses 
ESSUCA | WINGO a decay ddlted ots Shiota ods dre 3493, 4095, 4675 

Security ‘Totalisator (Ltd.)—Voluntary .winding-up 
WS ROKER WAU RHEE ye ay Ganda ats ech MOR Memes situate RTL! ce oul 4291 

Seery J. M.—Appointed Relieving Officer, State Peni- 
GODLLIBTY) sites. inde laws eiins eles. nie boc men antie tes 46 «., 4892 

Settlement Leases. (See ‘‘ Leases.” ) 

Settlement Purchase Areas. (See ‘“ Land.’”) 

Sewerage Works. (See ‘Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts”; ‘‘ Metropolitan Water and 
Sewerage Acts”; “Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Acts.”) 

Shark Swamp Drainage Trust. (See ‘“ Water Act.’’) 

Shaw H. G.—Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, Metro- 
politam Poriee Distriet foals eae ee 3661 

Shearers’ Accommodation Act—Inspectors appointed 
MST ha aN A hs 3255, 3475, 8938, 4052, 4204, 4665 

Sheép Brands and Marks—Recorded by Inspectors of 
wis NR ORNS, SASL (Ved tsa ramen RO, oh eae So A762 

Shepherd G. Si—Appointed Police Magistrate, Albury 
eli. I). PRT AE I, ARE RT EN, AGN ALR GPa MOL EEL IN 8596 

Sherifi’s notice in matter of— 

TLEDER ThE Te BACAR croc a cle iaee ome ob le ra ak ea 4159 
1 ei gid el Pda PaaS dnl 8 2% sa gw aA A MP 5359 
Marich and others v.W. Anderson ................ 4516 
Mar lit di. conOOw taliids )) O.. O. SCHWATEA Uileihadeis dials 4516 
MLACENC WS ode) Onn bn Me IBY Duane Meus Leet 4640 
Oates and another v. WF) B. Clunés! oe) oP ie. 4878 
CCL OER! & COUN CTT Oa ULNe WS eye id cule lore ois 3461 
Shield R. V.— 

Appointed Clerk Associate to the Hon. Mr. Justice 

SUL CCL UN GRC ruE? MUR CHen Rete onl. Huda Te RR ais 3475 
Resignation of, from Public Service ............. 3371 

Shields R. J. Appointed Acting C.P.S., Mulwala .. 3467 

Shipping Group Boards. (See “ Industrial Arbitration 
Act.”’) 

Shires. (See also “Local Government Act.’’) 

Appointment, 
Custodians of Parks delnines Sy ladle Ae alae eR Bien 4592, 4873 
LDpapea a ake Shida Aah e ou  GliAPR pa a MUN NW ALR AR Cala uM laaPed ii ate 4392 
PIM MOUNUE MS TOMMEeEr Vn), i TOM ct eae eu) ae Ute oa 4292 
Inspectors ish. ae) ede il ye 2455, ee 3554, 3652, 4030 
154, 4292, 4731, 4873 
Poumd beepers. +75 SUG Ss lin TT Gea 3925, 4292 
OT CSTG ORES 5 Codie. Mitisemin tek oA tame tetera re ka lett LOREM RET ote 3578 
SADILALY TNBPOCEOLE e546 ey eye's Bia des el eeiael wma: 4292, 4392 
SHIM! | Clematis). siya tamvape cb LW hi Gad caldiovarseete aide. 4292 
Notices respecting— 
Cancellation of Contract No. 44-1917 made between 
J. Herrin and Hastings Shire Council ....... A731 
Public /Gatestive tiny odie. Gola etera triad Chee coal 4292 
The taking control of certain roads by Councilsof 4731 
Public Pounds abolished, &e, within. ...4...2.: 4292, 4873 
Sustenance Fees for animals impounded in certain 
POURGS F WAGE ls, Re EUS Ce le eee tole 4292 
Shoalhavyen— 
And Dowling Licensing Districts—Amalgamation, 
SoG, OL 0 aes eee muledrane AR AMOI ist ctrl 4744 
Licensing Distriet-—Beundaries, Ge; Folio aw 6 wee, 4744. 

Shropshire. J. L.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
trate, &c., Macleay River, &c. .......... 3475, 3597 

Simson Rf. Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 

M UEPREUME |. eter eee eters min eae aia ibe ae 4445 

Sippel F. G.—Assumption, &c., of name of F. F. Sippel 
(i PCRS ae RE racy ltok yo sn ge a A nb ete Nagel MIE A 4872 

Small Debts Courts. (See “ Courts.’) 

Smith A.—Retirement of, from Public Service ........ 4406 

Smith A. G.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, Wal- 

BOTE iA 65 tse cer ERD Ue ET Sid Gis pee 4043 

Smith C.—Retirement of, from Public Service ......:. 4406 

Smith Elsie—Resignation of, from Public Service By 





INDEX—(Juty to SzpremBer)-—1918, 


Smith Ethel M—Resignation of, from’ Public’ Service: . 
Smith KF. W: v Appomived abe tee 9 Licensing osha how 








Mai tees), COT OIG, STU ETN Se Ore - 8380 
Smith G. F.—Appointed Clerk, Police Depukinient . 3931 
Smith H. G.—Ayypointed Junior Clerk, Department of 
aids Se Gs LR ey a, SRE 8p: 3932 
Smith Maud. Bertha Appointed Thetrnetor- it Ohiadee 
of fraining Home, Industrial School for Girls, 
Parramatta ss sess adasdezaddtoe does. OMe 4652 
Smith W. &#F WAH hited coe pp GP. ey Tambar 
Sprimgs) ies Lao. PLO aT Te 3467 
Smith W. H.—Retirement ef, sre Public deletion wo.) 4046 
Smyth J. J.—Appointed Deputy Hicensing Magistrate, 
GUNBeIA wo hesp leo die yeayeatheud REM cela ets ee 4538 
| Snow L, L.—Appointed Gov Sraaiiest Medical Officer, 
Hymna Vie.) . dh reerdsks « shapebieds dpladclettidie-ove2)- «4s 4204 
Snow Leases. (See “ Leases.’’) 
Soldiers’ Settlenients. (See “ Land.) 
' S6lling J. §.—Retirement of, from Public Service ..... 4653 
Somerton— 
Alteration of design) of Village Off a. .) < «-sycne2.e + 4504. 
Sites for Village and Suburban Lands at,.......... 4504 
| South Australia, State of. (See “ Stock Act.”) 
- South Head General Cemetery—Balance-sheet ....... 4873. 
Special Areas— 
Tandy SCUVADATLA Sy wk cecusi pees fn stecceecie tech cued: Caatnets SD45 
Revocation of, or part Oot oe ale 38430, 3689, 4137, 4859 
Special Deposits Account Act—Notification under, re- 
specting milling operations of the Government 
at, Aitken Brothers’ Flour, Mills, Ultimo .... 38581 
| Special Land,Boards. (See “ Land Boards, Special.”) 
Special Leases. (See ‘ Leases.”) 
Spence J.—Appointed Chief Accountant, Department 
Of MERE DIG UO VWOpiES Bae Devons wack. seas Oia ee 4169 
Spencer T. W.—Appointed Shorthand-writer, Parlia- 
mentary Reporting Stale peu see on ee ae see 4327 
' Spirit Merchants’ Licenses. (See “ Licenses.” ) 
Springwood— 
And Linden Group of ,Blue Mountain spb Re- 
serves—Reg tilations for) 6.40. aad yy dy’ 4113 
Brick and Tile Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, 
SECA PRE ane its coleleSel jt) lal elle lat OEE Radha Ret Mee UEP MRD Ei 3553 
Squire and Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, &c. 4154 
St. Peters—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Municipality of 43872 
| Standard Apothecaries’ Measures—Notification respect- 
TEESE er eke 5 SARL 2 id Pde PRL Se aed 3949 
Standard By-products Co. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of 
STARE HONTEMS KOE HiT Wi athens pre ichelioaterute vere notes Deere tate 4509 
State Forests. (See “ Forestry Act.’’) 
Stedman J. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, &e. ... 4030 
Stenberg A. B.—Assumption, &@, of name of A. 
IBAA BY Ae OU EE RE Ree, ie ee 3352 
Stephen HW. A. H.—Appointed Clerk-in-Charge, Corre- 
spondence Branch, Department of Mines .... 39381 
Stephen W.—Retirement of, from Public Service ..... 8468 
Stephenson E.. J—Appointed Acting C.P.S., &¢, So- 
PPR, UM CMAN OTTER ee 4044, 4307 
Stevens B.S. B.—Appointed Senior Examiner, Depart- 
ment. of Local Government (i... 6000. 28 4045 
Steward W. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Police De- 
det ata LHR ITAR SER SRG UTD CEE eR 4045 
Steward W. F.—Appointed Foreman, Railway Ticket 
Printing Branch, Government Printing Office 3467 
Still Louey—Appointed Shorthand- writer and “Typist, 
Chief Secretary’s Department .......0. 0.000. 4170 
stock Act— | aa 
Registration of Brands under. (See “Horses and 
Cattle.” ) 
Registrars and Deputy Registrars of Brands ap- 
pointed, resigned, &c., under’'................ 4752 
Renewals of proclamation prohibiting the importa- 
tion or introduction of any swine from cer- 
Calin tS tate ie Fae Le CEL CME ALE iene Geen Steve 4752 
Suspension for period of six months of certain pro- 
visions of, relative to quarantining of stock 
from any of the Australian States ........ Sra ee A. 
Stock Diseases (Tick Act)— - 
Quarantine areas declared, &c., within meaning of.. “3831 
Regulations under; cancelled, &¢.. .........82 06.0. 4052 
Reguiations wmden ptestis sk GIG tose wil toners ols 4052 
Swine, &c., quarantined for certain periods under 
DLOVISLONS OLE AUN Rt YS gan 3831 
Stores Supply Department, (See “Public Service 
Aci?) 
Strathfield—Notifications respecting Unhealthy Land 
SD SUS) Sieg EE MRE Bea os ree eR EOE 4053 


Streets. (See also “Roads” 
Corporation Acts.” ) 


Alignment, &c., of, within certain Municipalities and 


“Municipal” : “Sydney 


INES ho SUIS 2. OE aired 8326, 4872, 4834 
Naming, &c., of, within certain Municipalities and 
Shires). {yee A Mel teteel ato Nos (oie . 8924, 4509, 4873 


INDEX—(JuLy To SEpTEMBER)—1918,. 


Suburban Holdings. (See, ‘“Land.’’) 
Suburban Lands. (See ‘“Land.’’) 


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Sullivan P. J.—Resignation of, from Publie Service .. 4740 
Supreme Courts. | (See “Courts.” ) 
Surrender and Exchange of Land. (See “Land.’’), 
Surveyors (Licensed) appointed. .). 2.3. 4. uy bleeds te 6) 2 8806 
Surveyors licensed under Real Property Act. (See 

“Real, Property Act.’’) 

Sustenance Fees. (See “Municipal”; tv “Pounds? 5). 

“Shires.” ) 

Sutton W. T. . (See ‘“Cock.’’) 
Swain L. T.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department) of 

USMS FE SRD RB hc Bec Benertole nia C ages 3468 

Sydney Apollo. Club—Notification respecting reten- | 

tioniof tithe of “Royal” by. » <ceazapie'd « notacts 3938 

Sydney Corporation Acts— 
Notices under, respecting— 
Approval of— 
Amended levels, &c., of certain Streets, &c., in 
Gre OLS NCS petal Scr oie! Ra ciarciun ss Sispsiions s,slane 4252, 4689 
Purchase of land for purposes of widening, &c., 
of certain thoroughfares in City of Sydney.. 3949 
Resumption of land for purposes of widening, 
&c., of certain thoroughfares in City of 
CHLOE sy NBN csol su SRS Pal Sol Wet) hala bad coe 3476, 4752 
Resumption of land for purposes of widening, «&c., 
of certain thoroughfares in City of Sydney ... 4872 
Sydney, Harbour; Rates Act eculations (General) 
UEACUGTS aii cornea Ui cele ea Wan a SS oie lcs od a etal 3265 
Sydney Harbour Trust—Retirement of J. W. Young 

From pabyine on Commissioners GHG) . liane 894 
if@sroclamation here 3 eeriain lands in Commissioners 

REGO peg Naren d Sin odesis) ee PRAT E CoML LL Mt ine a 3829 
Regulations under, relating, to control, supervision, 

and guidance of officers and employees under 

control .of Sydney Harbour Trust Commis- 

SR OMCUS peter AN et tated «a tbcbeik otek esis sctap eee 3834 
Regulations a( General), ander oo. 5.05). + wipe arpyenel oisye 8265 
Removal and withdrawal of certain Jands from 

COMMISSIONETS, WDGEE its, \myeiece tsetse Sous opr ured) wets 3828 

Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) 

Act—Regulations (General) under ......... 3265 

Sydney Hoespital—-Nomination of H. J. Ward asa 
PATOL OT OT gash, esse ra WE epee, 5. ots) > ol ERMC La a 38380 
Sydney Meat Preserving Conteny (Ltd. ) —Half- 
yearly General Meeting of Shareholders of .. 3452 
Sydney Municipal Council—By-laws made by, respect- 
ing control of band performances in publie 
TOCEHEL Nik Si Abel Nevo ia hy EARL eae Ec OL RS 3582 
Symonds ©. J. (See “Thom.’) 
T 
TAPLIN R. F..v. H. A. Manson—Registraz’s notice in 
SUD UTANC gir eB cts id atic ioLoana] aeved TE) Siegal:ays Ve +! dachicne dont inie 801 
Taxation, Department of. (See “Public Service Act.) 
Taylor J.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 4740 
Paylor R. O.—Appointed Acting ,C.P.8.,:Cal Lal,...... 4044 
Taylor V.. P.—Appointed,;Clerk, Bureau of Statistics... 4045 
Teague W. R.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 
Licensing Court, ,Gorovwast. «si siiigtt: reefs cf} iste + 3581 
Technical Education—Appointment of Members of 
Shipbuilding Advisory Committee in connec- 
ELI OIA dy sc dade oth, saute MA scien ePatinsusveh Ticht simlobonan 3880, 4204 
Teece T., H.—Appointed Attendant, : Public Trust Office 4403 
Temora— 
Central Land District—Alteration of boundaries of 3917 
Land District—Alteration of boundaries of ........ 3917 
Tenandra—Low Level Timber Beam Bridge over Mur- 
rumbidgee River at,, declared a National 
: WV Oise deter attain sale Rade aces a le oy ak dha eon 3378 
Tenders accepted— 
Miscellaneous—Hrections, &, .........-- 3386, 4060, 4672 
Supplies and Services for the Public Service .. 3261, 3592 
4345, 4758 
Supply. &c., of— 
Chairs, &e. Pee DAM ee eM 1 dN mpl ce eh cota el 38261 
LEE 6h ame eelenraemer at ats cine ae at pete tl ade 3592, 4845 
UOC Tet anes tonse nor Nts oh eee yeaane ain neasieuses eh asgere ee aan: 4758 
Tenders called for— h 
Additions, &c., to Public Schools, Teachers’ Resi- 

Gencesy Mel). beets 3263, 3845, 4846, 4456, 4559 

Alterations, &c., to— 
PUG WaT OCC ee ole tia + Sage teks pas ov sings 3955 
Public Schools, Teachers’ Residences, &&. ........ 4213 
Royal South (Sydney ELOSpital oo pe pies ew tes 4345 
GORALEICLOM OlganeEtl AVAIT ots: Lon te tis ota cual cantots 4672 
Carrying out of Laundry Work at certain places . 4454 
Connecting up and Sewering at Police Stations, &c... 38262 


iencions called. for—continued. 
Conveyance of Materials by Water. between certain 


5 Pelvis Negi SORES! 5 iol hy co hd ies +. oo <abena hapa F 3486 
Erection, &c., of— 
HOSspiral Balan ess 6... 3 oie A bic 3262, 3845, 4015, 4558 
Tigaber Beams BIASES 4.0. ¢ sp: ese) 4m, Sho. « 4455, 46738 
VOUT VV IS GoGN ae, oS ho his « «cs os Me Re ees 3345 
Additional Accommodation, Police Department . 4760 
Electric Distribution and. Wiring, Royal Aus- 
tralian Naval;College,, Jervis Bay, .)..... 205 + 3350 
Fencing, &¢., at Public Schools, Teachers’ Resi- 
GENCE! RCs ON HIN: Mees thats 32638, 4456, 4559, 4761 
Improvements, &e., to Public Schools, Teachers’ 
PR CVIMOM GOS eCGrnaty, Osi AG eheleles aie Melo ere o-tulsl slene 3486 
Installation of— 
Hlectric Lighting at Court-houses, &e. ...... 3845, 4760 
Low Pressure Steam Boiler,..&@: ..).........06.0. 4061 
Hand-power and Wlectric Lifts .......,..... 4061, 4845 
Sram yi. MAM seers ote thas ettnckecats. Galella < <he 4455 
Hot’ Water ‘Services’ at ‘Hospitals wo). 0.0.00) 00. 4558 
ReeHieN MINA "APPATAMIS vy Ne ce Tee ve aus we oe cele 8 4558 
Leases— 
TIAN ROVEMEWE ayo eyerns §/ 900s lave pa oldie Pe Mert ate ey ale, os ea, oy i 3626 
Public Watering Places .........% 83887, 3487, 4455, 4759 
Speedin ca te Secale, 5 SAT POT A eo ee Mah ane 2 4595 
Under Prickly-pear Destruction Act ............ 4789 
Leasing of lands for purposes of oyster culture .... 3844 
Manufacture, &e., of Uniform Suits and Overcoats.. 3955 
New Public Schools, Teachers’ Residences, &¢... 3263, 3386 
3486, 3598, 3845, 3956, 4062, 42138 
4846, 4456, 4674, 4761 
Painting, &e¢., of-— 
Hospital’ Buildings JOP. ae Dioo. Ba Veli... 4345 
Rovice Stations.) sa). vie MIG ENR I, Lite. 4760 
Provisions sto) HIM. Gaol, Woumg viel olipeg ie 4061 
Purchase, &c., of— 
Settlement Purchases .......4.. 3515, 4002, 4262, 4479 
Woodworking s-Machinery) | ic. 5s12 seks ey chalebd Gee dlicns 3386 
LO POF AMP OMG i iwhaca ees hes slstmable: o\ayelp oi oye sear gels 4344 
Removal of— 
Ep lgay ttt ap Beebe eh Ma) sy siS82) alsa yc Fi tbanalober sia pand Die aba TEN « ere 4061 
Public Schools, Teachers’ feb rire &e. 4546, 4674 
Repairs, &¢., to— 
Public Schools, Teachers’ Residences, &c. .. 3386, 3486 
4674 
Police Stations, &e. ..... re ANE Mier as Seni le 8 4061, 4760 
Sewerage Works— 
_ Construction, &¢., of— 
Stoneware’ Pipe Sewers; &C. oo view eves 4311 
Verne OMAN en aoe Conteris coweae Mere fetes 4758 - 
Manufacture, &c., of Saad a Steel Roof Prin- 
cipals, &e. Silent Paina aba ale Nai ucilant postal e gooae ret ¢ 4211 
Purchase, &c., of Asned Mes haeg i oeciers tucks tre tetas iene 3592 
, Reconstruction of Macadamised Roadway ...... 4345 
Supply, &e:, of ‘Submarine Pipes, Geo" 4758 
Supplies and Services for the Publie Service ...... 4061 
Supply, &e., of — 
Dy Ma RMaiies y: GeO iS ser ai ican so ALT, ST te ot 4211 
Waterproof: Capes, G&@./ (242s. MAL dD. SEG 4211 
Material, &¢., at Soldiers’ Settlements .......... 3262 
BORN Gee Tis Neneh wee, A EU Ei - 8486 
PCSR Ty Tae yr hee A Non ilons baited IIL. SEE 3486 
Meat ric Ri hie Mr cechonns a ote et IIRL TO Rte 8592 
Cmitorm Capsy Gere eae oe RT, aN 3955 
Steam» Sterilizing: Plant, :&e.- 9729. Woh. 3955 
Bulk (Winedindees weld: welds Sato. ee - 4061 
SOR accthvonedepteyny AeELCnS ore. MAAMLOEN el Psi ee2 £ ye died 4211 
Structural Steclwork) ie. ic... desasecthscewules 4391 
Wrought Sandstone, «11 Saad: see... sia. gad 3485 
Copton wiueloti sl 1 OW Ge we ht Naw alike ere Bb Wee 4211 
PREIS AIOES) o Jyageqsnsisnonlseh -asiaicbenavedoue (one hers) oft ANI ous 8385 
Ventilation of Flight Conveyor Pit .:............8. 467 
NV Gathersheds idce: 6)5).2\.. Gols tare bye) Hates apaes) oo 8d ie altel 3263 
Work at 166-168 George-street, Sydney, ..........- 3485 
Water Service at Public Schools, Teachers’ Resi- 
MONCOS + OC Mia ano ds syergapaiort Sire? Snvs-cd ie, Seo Ne wees 4456 
Theatres and Public Halls Act— 
List of ‘Theatres and Public Halls to which the pro- 
visions of Part II of, have been applied .... 4828S 
Proclamation under, declaring provisions of, to apply 
to certain theatres and halls .... 8251, 3576, 48138 
4581, 4662 
Revoeation of proclamations under, declaring pro- 
visions of, to apply to certain’ theatres and 
ablom. Saeey NSC. | Ae 8250, 3576, 3938, 4662 
Thibaults (Ltd.) v. W. Missen—Registrar’s notice in 
TOES 8 Sie 0.3 i er a ale lib Sd ue te ciate proce tae 8559 
Thom J. S. and others v. C. J. Symonds—Registrar’s 
FOTLGSVUREL S MGUCEL: Chie bee sterreleeus le olgag i «ioe cote ace 4300 
Thomas G. L.—Appointed Seaman, &c., Dredge Ser- 
VA COTA MATHS oleate PND Me Sateen ah eta ep slate ronsyeons 4404, 4652 


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Page 
Trustees appointed, &e.—continued. ie 
Grafton— 
For addition to Town’ Hall Site, &............44 4591 
For Church of England Trust Property for Dio- 

CSE ORME. HTL AVE OE SLI Sirens --.. 4869 
Gosford—For Baptist Burial Ground ............. 3397 
Goonumbla—For Methodist Burial Ground ........ 3605 
Glenreagh—For Public Recreation Reserve ........ 4107 
Grenfell—For Methodist Burial Ground ...... 4247, 4356 
Goodooga (Bokhara)—For Racecourse ........ 4356, 4591 
Goolagong—For Public Recreation Reserve ...... 4465 
Helensburgh Common ............ Watthetteen ee Lis tds 3255 
Humula—Hor School of “ATts=% 2. i. eek cx es oe dete es 3380 
Henty—For Public Recreation Reserve, &c. .. 3605, 410 
Hareraves' Common «2 2bO sees en. . ae ctne shee we tte ss 38831 
Holbrook—For Congregational Burial Ground 4107 
Hillston—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ...... 4355 
Hawkesbury—For Racecourse .............0..... 4689 
Ivanhoe! Commion™ {CDE NT. Lim ie ate ee renee anne s 4327 
Kiama— 

For General Cemetery (Hxtension) ............ 4465 

For Church of England Burial Ground ......... 4465 

Mor Recreation (Growin: ) Sate eee eee ate hee 38501 
Keiraville—bhor* Séhcol' of “ATUS janes: haere ates 3831 
Lane Cove River—For Northern Suburbs Cemetery... 38301 
Lidcombe==Nor: Crematorium...) ties cere ieiane 3605 
eeville—=Wor Public Elatiet. .sttiare srs pin sees ctnsie viene 3993 
Lake Dlawarra—For Public Recreation Reserves at 

Bevan cand’ Pienic isiandsghek asthe ee Fie ABOO 
Morrisset—or Roman Catholic Burial Ground .... 38301 
Meadowbank Park S220 echt os ae pee aie aie 3501 
Miller’s Point, Sydney—For Shelter .............. 3605 
Mount David Common ........ SMe STP ee ahi ERE 3939 
Mirrool—-For. Public Hall, &@. .ct..0.50...0.0.. tee 3993, 4787 
Moore Park, Sydney—For Recreation Ground (Old 

ZOO. Vite) Pare cee citer acts alee ee Mester Neate 3993, 4787 
Medlow Group of Blue Mountains Sight Reserves .. 4107 
Main Camp—For Public Recreation Reserve ...... 4107 
Murwillumbah—For Fire Brigade Station Site .... 4107 
Matong" ‘Common! 2 tices cee cto et: erence ee 43827 
Martin Swamp DrainngeeEruste ance see eins 46385 
Morongla Creek—For Church of England Burial 

GOUT eek ISB chs eters, Rear att tc er TTT rene, 4689 
Mooball and Crabbe’s Creek Swamp Drainage Trust 4732 
Muswellbrook—For Methodist Burial Ground ..... 4787 
Nevertires@omimon = Suey ise oils sieqche fe Siete dena Singha eae 3255 
Newcastle—For Show Ground, &. .............. 3301 
Neville— 

For Unsectarian Burial Ground ®, ae. cls sesitveihete > 3501 
For Church of England Burial Ground .......... 3501 
For Independent Burial Ground ................ 4107 
For Presbyterian Burial Ground ............ ‘ 4689 
National Art Gallery of New South Wales ........ 4665 


Necropolis—For Church of England Burial Ground 4787 





Pave 
Thomas G. R.—Appointed Acting Inspector of Schools 3467 
Thomas H. E.—Assumption, &c., of name of, by H. E. 
Merchant 2 eer teus Wea eset, certian ears 4029 
Thompson A.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
MOREE 1s ceveterene Sars bate Chile Catt ar emRSPRnT en RPOne fe te 45383 
Thompson J, T.—Retirement of, from Public Service 4740 
Thomson H, L.— 
Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of Lands .. 4893 
Resignation of, from Public Service ............. 4893 
Tindale W. E.—Retirement of, from Public Service... 4046 
Tingha Gold-field. (See ‘“Gold-fields.” ) 
Tobacco Act— 
Inspectors appointed under ...... 3255, 3476, 3830, 4052 
43826, 4445, 4650, 4665, 4751 
Licenses under. (See ‘Licenses.’ ) 
Todd Rebecca—Retirement of, from Public Service.. 8371 
Tolhurst D. E. v. W. Powter—Registrar’s notice in 
matter Vol Cahiers wos eee Ee eile ers 3360 
Tom Thumb Lagoon—Waters of, closed against the 
use of fishing-nets for certain period ...... 4534 
Toohey J.—Appointed Bailiff, Warden’s Court, Mur- 
BUMIDULCALY jog cracorsstste, aeteae teeta eee cnedeteiee «tee 4892 
Tout S. M.—Appointed Officer-in-Charge of Leasing 
and Drafting Branches, Forestry Commission 4740 
Town Lands. (See “Land.’’) 
Town Lands Blocks and Leases. (See “Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act.’’) 
Towns—Designs, &c., of. (See ‘“Designs.’’) 
Trade Union Act—Cancellation of registration of cer- 
tain Trade Unions under, &c. ...... 4341, 4842, 4848 
Trade Unions Reregistration Act, 1918—Notifications 
declaring certain Trade Unions registered as 
Industrials Unions under, 2))5.<\ a sieteneas ee 3930, 4161 
Transport Group Boards. (See ‘Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act.’’) 
Travelling Stock Reseryes— 
Petermina thon’ rOL" FFs,s Wea hale ce es eee ees 4504 
Tracings of, on view at respective Land Board 
Offices: (Rese eee nig oie eles a eee ee 3610 
Treasury, The, Department of. (See “Public Service 
eti? 
Trustees appointed, &c. 
Adaminaby—lor’ Racecourse, &C. 2.52.6... ct eee ce 8301 
Aberdare—For Baptist Burial Ground ............. 3301 
Ardlethan—Mor "Racecourse, (Geli 6 ass « epee state suid. se 3801 
Armidale—For Baptist Burial Ground ............ 3501 
Algudgerie Creek Weir Water Trust .....-........ 4154 
AdelOne” ‘Crossing Parken ¢ x: sake sesttaks eaaks tale tes ees eee, one 4T87 
Bowraville—For Recreation Ground, &e. ...... 8397, 4465 
Birriwa— 
For Methodist; Burial’ Ground o2 ois aevsile sire «cya ode, one 3605 
Hor Unsectarian) Burial (Grounds... .csce oe) «6 3883 
Hor Presbyterians Burialy Ground ya che. cles sree, 4465 
Blue Mountains Sight Reserves— 
Hor wentworth Falls (Groupias-e osetia. vel 3883 
morablackbeath Group py oreo io bieiis coals. ae bie ites 4787 
Boggabri—For Rubbish Depot ...............2..% 3993 
Bora Creek—For Public Recreation Reserve ...... 4247 
Bugiibone: Bore. Water rust. 2c ic cc es se cme © see 4291 
BOWL OOMIMON Mess ia a 0%, pleleeie ais wos leis ca meethe os BNPENS 4327 
Boomi=-P or, Racecourse, &C.. . fot sateen ile oteeey 4355 
Bevan Island, Lake JlJlawarra—For Public Recrea- 

TLONMAVESEL VE) 1.22.5 3 kiss et Be creek laeaeke aed A 4355 
Bingara—For Presbyterian Burial Ground ........ 4355 
Bega—lFor Methodist Burial Ground .............. 4356 
Blackheath Group of Blue Mountains Sight Reserves 4787 
Colligen. Creek) Water. Trust...) se ahimert. Jeet 3554 
Cambewarra Lockout—For Public Recreation Re- 

SELVES NOCH deres. orstecckels sls. cup Chobe wasks oe TIE es Stee Bee 3993 
Canowindra—FTor Sanitary Depot ................ 4107 
Cargo—For Recreation Ground ................... 4247 
Collambatti--Kor@ Public Hall net ae. Sick de eh, ole te 4247 
Crescent Head—For Public Recreation Reserve 4689 
Dorrigo Mountain—For Preservation of Native Flora 38883 
Dangar Park, Waratah) stained ota ele cd etieets fone oe: 4355 
Domain, Betanic Gardens, &c.—For Public Recrea- 

TLOD yy sce: oie ieee sie Seek teks aie Mg ecg so. 4787 
Hrskineville. Parke pwer ¢ susrers ayb piel cfousbeitaks erste 3501, 4855 
EKumungerie— 

For Roman Catholie Burial Ground ............. 3993 
For, Methodist ,Burtal; Ground: asa ams Bele once bens 3605 
For Church of England Burial Ground .......... 4465 
‘"Hden—For jRubbish . Depote......64...+....8shel.. 3605 
Hiendorongh——F or) Osp italy aia. tem « oie ye such-ysteressive 38838 
Hast Maitland—For Fire Brigade Station Site .. 4107 
Hugowra—— HOLE eSChool fol AUS biped sy sehovatey oli of eels ee 4752 
Kield of Mars—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground 3301 
Freshwater—For Literary Institute ........... 3831, 3955 
Gundagai—For Reserve for Sanitary Purposes .... 4787 


Orange—lor Church of England Burial Ground .. 4465 
Peelwood—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground .... 3605 
Picnic Island, Lake Ilawarra—For Public Recrea- 

TON “RESEEVES rer. Oe tee eh ee et ante nee 4355 
Parkes—For Roman Catholic Burial Ground ...... 4591 
Quipolly—For Methodist Burial Ground .......... 3301 
Rosevale, Wiseman’s Ferry—For Reserve for Refuge 

IMP TINIEV OE ENHOOd Werte ce ee ee Sega de okt tye SE 3397 
Rous Mill—For Public Recreation Reserve ........ 3397 
ROCKIey OMMON tek ch ste Mee See 4327, 45384 
South Deniliquin—For Athletic Sports Ground .. 3605 
Sussex Haven Inlet—For Public Oyster Reserve .. 4052 
Surry Hills, Sydney—For Land for Workman’s In- 

SUCUECL Aer relntis totes aleils clr ee Gee ee ee eee 4356 
Turondale—For General Cemetery ........... Wes A DOD 
Trundle—For Addition to Show Ground ........... 4855 
Torrington—For Public Recreation Reserve ....... 4689 
Ulmarra—For Reserve for Refuge in Time of Flood 3883 
Urana—For Jewish Burial Ground ............... 4591 
Wallangarra (Jennings)—For Racecourse .... 8883, 4591 
Wentworth Falls Group of Blue Mountains Sight 

TRGSBPVOS Ra Bui otha Biche, Ads Witton ee ROR eee 3883 
‘Woolomint® Commoner wr... Lic son ane See ‘ 3939 
White @liffs—Por Racecourse: |...) ),.%e ses foe slet 4107 
Walgett—For Fire Brigade Station Site .......... 4107 
Walbundrie—For Unsectarian Burial Ground.. 4247, 4856 
Waratah=— Or DancarsrPark Seamer en eene. oie 4355 
Walgett Bore’ Water ‘Trust .)45. 200. Meet kee 4392 
W indsor—-For? Racecourse 2). ale od, oe. Aude 4689 
Wallerawang—For Methodist Burial Ground ...... 4787 
Yetman (Common yed:: | /.2. J tee ee ee 4534 

Trustees—Resigned, removed, &ec. ..... 8301, 3397, 3501, 3605 
3883, 3993, 4107, 4247, 4356, 4665, 4787 

Tuggerabh Lake—Waters of, closed against the use of 
GSWES-TCCS aie te eas oo epee Goneas, os, co. ie ne hn tans) 


Turner A. E. (See “Colbeck.’’) 


INDEX—(Juny to SepremBrr)—1918, 


Page 
Turner Alma Pretoria—Appointed Junior Clerk, De- ‘ 
PALtMeNGVONSHANAS BWslats. <2 selena oe opeeMiarsts abe 3663 
Turner G.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 4653 
Turner J. H.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistr ate, 
Whites Outs © :5 5 Re iene se Sleiiars RAAT 5 oie 3380 
Turner L. M. B. (See “Matthews.’’) 
Tweed River—Proclamation prohibiting the use of 
fish-traps, &c., in waters of ............ See, 4662 
U 
UNCLAIMED and Lost Property—Auction Sale of, 
POUNGFONn REILWans, 4 piacere a atts chee le 3258, 3951, 4454 
Unhealthy lands declared, &e. (See ‘Public Health 
Act.”’) 
Upton K. C.—Appointed Clerk, Returned Soldiers’ 
Settlement Branch, Department of Lands .. 4892 
Upton Olive May—Assumption, &c., of name of, by 
OlivegMayi Gosame GN Pk. vslsiese's's, « bars abo 3352 
Urquhart W.—Appointed Stores Inspector, Comp- 
troller-General’s Office, Prisons Department.. 4892 
Utley E. H. (See “Commonwealth of Australia.’ ) 
Utungup—Proposed alteration of design of Village 
Olas RoC aeg ere Siayetaleyons sa cts Whe sol ti0) 8's. «0 0.0, alert 8506, 4467 
V 
VAGG H. R.—Appointed Clerk, Maitland Gaol ...... 4892 
van den Berg J. F. A.—Appointed to act temporarily 
ast Consul Ffon¥NiGATAL UA © ci csiasr< s/s. ate eonolerae 3938 
van Wessem Lena Annetta Abels—Assumption, .&c., of 
name of Lena Annetta Abels Alston by ..... 3651 
van Wessem N. A.—Assumption, &c., of name of J. D. 
VAT SC OME Dy ty ame errs eRe Mew ellie ate oo. « aeeledbristey obkte 3651 
Vaucluse— 

Removal and withdrawal of certain land within 
Municipality of, from Sydney Harbour Trust 
COMMISSION ETS ore ao. cee cies ae «. s)ahe oval tans aren teas 3828 

Sewerage (Main Outfall Sewer: Watson’s Bay 
Branch) —Notifications respecting ..... 8937, 3948 

Vaughan BH. C.—Appointed Sub-Overseer, No. 2 Branch, 
Government, Prinking OMe) a... & s aeueers etexs 3932 
Vercoe R.—Retirement of, from Public Service .... 38573 
Victoria, State of. (See “Stock Act.’’) 
Victory (Charters Towers) Gold-mining Co. (Ltd.)— 
Voluntary winding-up of, &. ............... 8651 
Village Lands. (See “Land.’’) 
Villages—Designs, &¢c., of. (See “Designs.” ) 
Vine and Vegetation Diseases and Fruit Pests Act— 
Proclamation under, prohibiting the imporita- 
tion, &c., of any bananas or banana plants 
frOMMCeLCAlNy PlACES Woes we sees se cis) sneee 4049, 4444 
Vital Statistics—Report by Government Statistician 
on, of Metropolis for months of June, July, 
ANC SATE US Cainer armenia cise iis. 3264, 3989, 4458 
Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) Act— 
HOLM SNOSSE UNMET Rea a tt cn sietcte teekey © sievereae tse eae) ose, 3518 
Regulations Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 under ......... 3518 


Ww 


WADDINGTON’S— 
Continuous (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of 3351 


Globe (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of .... 3351 
Majestic (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members of .. 3351 
‘Walcha— 
Land District—Alteration of boundaries of ....... 3345 
Regulations for Church of England Burial Ground.. 3921 
‘Walgett— 
Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.’) 
Provisions of Pastures Protection Act applied to 
destruction of Kangaroos, District of ....... 4444 
‘Wall W. B.—Appointed Designing Architect, Depart- 
MENL. OL ake UDUMCAVVOMIK Sa a teke oxc.cprcre. cis ose ora del 4740 
Wallace P. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 
OAM ops cam erste ae arscore ereersre alae sears ss 4170 
Wallaroobie Settlement Purchase Area—Notifications 
TESPCCLINLT tee sate peers somes ocala aie lane |e loa aire ete 3515 


Wallaroos. (See “Native Animals Protection Act” ; 
“Pastures Protection Act.’’) 
Wallbridge L. D.—Appointed Winchman, Dredge Ser- 
SELENE sUa meets iecale’ e trersta vies hve: Oakes averetamte are aie 4404, 4652 
Wannell E. L.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Police De- 


VUIBEIIOT Cinve wer coche alee ane eel tm tererenate athens so! aieaetacs a 3572.8 
Waratah—Proclamation declaring land at, ‘as a public 

park and to be known as Dangar Park ...... 4375 
Ward H. J.—Nomination of, as a Director of Sydney 

Hos pirates Bsovantuenetavatae te SMTP er eluate toxer gtet wile axe oO 


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Warringah—Notice of holding of Court of Appeal 
against assessments for water rates on pro- 


perties situated in) Shire of) ..........0.%-. - 4451 
Water Act— 
Alteration of boundaries of Beanbah Bore Water 
TUS EOL ISETICTM a araccstelne cis oe ero eters aie betta nos si.6 3848 


Applications for licenses under . 3381, 33882, 3479, 3588 
3950, 3951, 4058, 4206, 4207, 4840 
4450, 4558, 4554, 4755. 

Assessment of ratable property within District of— 


Bomuekledi Bore Water Crust... iss oles. 6 sles ce 4873 
Gurrumba be Bore: Water) Lnusty <2 jc) eo .sdie eke 4873 
Hurabaeboveawater Tut) . oc5 sachet £4 seemer 3352 
Grahamstown and Campvale Swamp Drainage 
LIAS Ga eyes at eater ss aihaala ees ale lal Masjete alur'ere shah aval, antares 3652 
NETO orem Wraen DLUSt  oc)..s 2: detebelel as oereg «cle 4873 
Weetaliba Bore Water Trust...............ee-05 38925. 
Welbondongah Bore Water Trust .............. 3925 
By-laws made by Trustees of Colligen Creek Water 
BU US TARR cote ROMe ole SEN Cee fie auetetone cists: miley oh ehibhig 3479 
Decisions of Local Land Boards, &c., for licenses 
WH ers ws 3479, 8480, 3481, 3482, 3839, 4056, 4057 


4206, 4554, 4667, 4668 
Dates of holding elections of Trustees for— 


Algudgerie Creek Weir Water Trust ........... 4154 
Bugilbone;BorewwWater DEUST, .)4.,<00 ads 0 cle Sabi ole 3840. 
Gilvooma /Borés Water TRUST. os ewjeis as oo cet ere 8839 
ELOY WOOCPBSOLEMVVAUEL: GELUSE cc >levstionts oy clerciscles 3840 
Martin Swamp) Drainage “irust’ ......5 202 ee 3949 
Mooball and Crabbe’s Creek Swamp Drainage 

DET SGe epee eee GPT AIO ciara ake omtanne Mera title 4056 
Mungyer Bore Water Trust .......... 3382, 3951, 4554 
Shark Swamp Drainage (Erust sts. veces 2 oo ble ee 4205 
Waleect Boreew ater Driste soos fo se Seda als, ore 3840. 
Weetaliba Bore Water VErustie ss: neers a ee). 3840 
Mower BOreww aterenrustisn rss ls sie soate oases acertvels 3839 


Polling-places appointed under .... 8382, 3479, 3839, 3840 
3949, 38951, 4056, 4205, 4554 


Trustees elected, &c., under, for 





Algudgerie Creek Weir Water Trust ............. 4154 
Bugilbeney Bore, Water rust .... 5... fsy2asint.e 4291 
@olligen Creeks Waiter WErust sis 2). stone « steue aly, eheiel she 3554 
Martin’ Swan Oralmacemarust, lyn aves qi «sacle 4635 
Mooball and Crabbe’s Creek Swamp Drainage Trust 47382 
WalzetpmBoremWaberaeirustiwis ».<isa v.68 ste oa 4392 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Applications invited for positions in Offices of .. 3588 
Proclamation vesting certain lands in ............. 4314 


Denderssan (see es enders.74) 


Water Supply i Sewerage Board (Metropolitan )— 
Notices to lay Service Pipes ...... 3385, 3485, 3590, 3843 
3954, 4059, 4209, 4848, 4453, 4556, 4671, 4757 
Tenders. (See “Tenders.” ) 
Water Supply Works. (See “Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Acts.) 


Watering-places (Public)— 
Sta blishimienite Oba snc «con Meet aioe is ee dame ates 3381, 3833 
Revocation of establishment of .... 


Tenders for leases of. (See ‘Tenders.’ ) 
Waters closed against fishing generally. (See “Fisher- 
ies Act.’’) 
Waters closed against use of fishing-nets, &c. 
“Wisheries Act.’’) 
Waters open for the taking of Trout. 


(See 


(See “Fisheries 


Ct) 
Watt J. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of 

TOT GS tgs ete eee ee ckeachc tatete se Meee Seite 3663 
Wayerley—Notificatious respecting Unhealthy Wand 

Lie Sethe, Re ete ne Gehsceretc sie 6 cs oecukatol gece Re 4839 
Webb A. M.—Appointed Chief Clerk, Industrial Regis- 

trar’s Branch, Department of Labour and In- 

SRILA ips ic Melt s CG nineigmicn dic noe cc 4740 
Webendorfer Bros. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of ...... 4154 
Weeden J.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 

AB HGOREIRS oie Rus 5 Ul cas Cnn Ok OEIC OIRG hin Co ecauge 3830 
Week-end Leases. (See “Leases.’’) 
Weetaliba Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.”) 
Weights and Measures—Inspectors of, appointed, &c. 8254 


3379, 3581, 4326, 4445, 4664 
Weights and Measures Acts—Standard Weights of New 


South “Wales under, &¢> Saeakaae ol. So nalsret 3949 
Welbondongah Bore Water Trust. (See “ Water Act.’’) 
Wellington Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.” ) 

Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area— 
Notification— 
Granting irrigated and non-irrigated holdings 

WAUHUTD Bet etna bermeahe: Seaearcye arm etare: 3) af eiretietesegsl <cle 3958 

Setting apart lands within, for irrigated and non- 

irrigated holdings ......... Prec eh ary Reet ns te 38885 


Xxvi 


INDEX —(Juiy to Sepremprer)—1918.. 


Western Australia, State of. (See “Stock Act,”) 


Western Lands Acts— 


Applications for special leases issued, &c¢., under .. 


Forms Nos, 13 and 14 under 


Forfeiture of leases under 


3616, 


Pied m te olecec ec ceccioeieteacce 


Cfehe 6 we 02 6 © citi We 6 ed's mie 


© 0: (oa' 0) wele « wicks © 0 0 © 


Ce a er 


ae OTS Hale fee e v0) te inl 'e co te hove vsiha Lo ueiipiin(6 (ePWLie Teadcls: is) elce 


C4e [SNC e PC Pls Lo w \e.'s lee delete (ele (66 le leis isis) espe, 


iW ilcannia—Provisions of Pastures Protection Act ap- 
plied to destruction of Kangaroos, &¢., Dis- 


trict of 


Willis J.—Retirement of, from Public Service 
Wills—Accounts filed in Estates of following, 
notices to persons having 


sSame— 


Appleton. R. ......... 
Allan H 
Andrews S.:. G.o.2.... 
Ainsworth P,.T.... 
Aleock TT. 
Bercinieo. sae ke 
Bartley, .csscce a 
Bishop Hmma 
Bruce Ann 


BUNS Gtl es op wens re, 
Bellamy W. S....... 
Casey W. D. 
Cook J’R AsRin es tae. 
Crawford F. J. 


Ontario ees 
Cornwell Sophia... 
Collier C. . 
Ghote Wieiic Chae 


Cameron 3. 
Caldwell A. F, ..:... 
Caldwell A. S. ...... 
Collins T. 
Collins Catherine... 
Cousins Elizabeth 


Carson Louisa 
Craig D. M. 
Cohen H. 
Colton? jee ceece: 
Calton AWS vackosscce 
“Gunmeepw Miss jas.nc4: 
Douglas Elizabeth 

Maria 
Dern leyyueiece. 2. 
Denis T. 
Duncomb H. 


Devereux Mary ... 
Davies WMiiw esac a 


Epple Ethel Maud 
HKgan Mary 
Francis U- 9 Weepeeee 
Feeney F. 
Holey Js 1) siereecne cs 
Wisher 7H), 50) tear ese 
Prater Oy .n eee 
Foster H. Hi 


Hlogamty. JD. )..1e see 
Foreman Jane 
Forbes Martha/..:... 
Bryer Hriesé... it. 
Garvey Catherine..., 
Graham Ann 
Gopmerhy bene c.. ta : 


George B. L. ...... 


Gilding W. H....«.,. 


3057 
4032 


's; Ri, wh i6)\'e| 9. 9.18) Bi /q:6\'e) ee. 'e se) w0.0 le ollie wie © eiatetallb a « me 


see eee 


and 
claims to prove 


Gunther W. J. ...... 
Gately Bridget ..... 
Goodman "Dy! 22.4 
Gray Mary Ann 

Biigal stk, Senor 
Gale G. 
Gilderthorpe Eliza- 

beth 


Eber Ga eae erie ee 
Heritage ns. (Ce. ck 
edn th Wee 
Hagar W. C. 
Harvey W. G. ...... 
lakelorcisam dl idk ee 
Hodeson (Alten er ore 
Hawkins .G. He |... 


eleetomelLerdc we see 
lore rs nil ee eens 
Hartigan Dy oo. 
Hewison 'F. EH. S 


Hooke Louisa Bar- 

bara 
Hall ia. 
Hurley P. 
Icely Maria Emily 
Johnston R. W.N. 
Jarnett/4@) fags... 
Johnstone EH. 
Jackson, Ga. Bice 
Jenkins D. 
Kendall A. H. 
Kenny J. J.° 
Hint ae 


eee tee wee 


Kershaw J. 
Lewis Isabella 


d Wyevayrladz)|lpd BYRNES Ly Brianne 
Lean B. P. 
Lamond H. 
Lawson J. 
Tee H. W. 
[ritalin C048 ais eon 
Humiley J ease escee. 
McDougall A. J.... 
McNamara.) .cis. 
McPhee EK. 
MeGregor J. 
McDonagh 
Prodan Wary os.ctats 
McLaughlin J. P. 
Marsh Annie 
Miygdes)/@2 alli gsc... 
Mackenie H. ........ 
Mitchell T. 


4533, 


a i a a rd 


Page 


/ Wills—Accounts filed, ag FAY othe ai 
0 


Mage ie eee een ee Roberts, G, :H.)...... 
Morton Jame ..:.). 2 Robinson P.. ...... 
Macdonald Mary Ransler BG 
ap. eee ae 4297 hare aabaie 
TWareWard Alice Stammers G. e. 
Jane Saas ee 4394 Sitapsen Gio vag. 
Mackay G. sc: 4396 Stansfield W..G. ... 
Jee a Pecciateieis'ee 4396 sition ©... eee 
Morson Maria...... 4511 ; 
Moran Wot e204 4871 Bienes Bor 
Norton Alice Ann 3354 Simpson J. ......... 
Ngehus (Cea: 3554 Sweeney P. O...... 
North Henrietta Shephard "A. £.... 
Janie Een: at 4293 Tyrrell © Catherine 
Naismith Gs maueees 4513 Unicomb (G.%...:... 
O’Dea ‘Mary ...:.. 4395 Wardy i Do dicuth.. 21 
O? Nein EVs see. 4732 Watson ie... 
Proctor! Well se... 3456 Williams) Wi. /..25 
PET Veael Saupe aeitass 2 3459 Williamson Cath- 
BEA Te Om? aU ae 3557 erine ...... Be tee 
Proctor Bridget .... 4296 Waters Jane....... 
Pinel aris sel Meee eye 4297 WY Ollie dicta cea kateng 
Piniocte Ses) pee gay melate)s Wright Catherine 
Porter Beatrice Wallis; Gagtece cree 
Miariay Seamer ee 4512 Walkie “W. Fo 20.2. 
Penberthy “A. J.... 4732 Welley Sarah Jane 
Phelan Magi (Aya Woodward W. &.... 
Peter) Jie tepacesn cs. 4876 Witcombe Sarah 
Rud d lz Aiea. 3654 Mlivalbeth Yenc. 
Robards oy tein)... 3925 Walsh 4 Bie-THe 21: 
Ritch) dean, Nac. 8 4031 Watson A. R..D. 
Radley Km.c e002: 4511 Waitt Grace Palmer 
Robertson W. ...... 4514 Thomson .....00!. 
Roberts Catherine Youdale A. C. ... 
Anni. . ditaes Saha see 4636 Young Sarah Ann.. 


Wilson A. E.—Notice of intended application by, to 


practise as a Conveyancer 


ee ee 


oe 6 6 6 6 6 6 0s © eu 


Wilson C. G. R.—Appointed Sheriff's Officer, Sydney 
Wood C. 'T.—Authorised to hehr and determine offences 


under Police Offences Act 
HY. A.—Appointed Church of England 
Chaplain to Morisset Mental Hospital 


Woodger’ Rev. 


W oolomin 


Alteration of design of Village of 
Sites for Village and Suburban Lands at 








cae 


eee wis 


CMON cece! Mrmr ee ae as) 


Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1916—Medical Referee 


appointed under 


eet eee ee ee ane 


Ou wielsse 8 es sie in 


Woronora River—Proclamation declaring Crown 
Lands. at, as a Public Oyster Reserve, &e...... 


Wright A.—Appointed Acting ©.P.8., Beralba 


YANCO— 


¥ 


Closing Time for Shops, District. of 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, District 


of 


he ¢ ‘e069: (a jul e) ©. 816) 01 6,'e sia ele 6 sie 6 6 ip 


Yaneo Irrigation Area— 


Addition of area to a lease within 


cee eee 


ee 


ea 


a fo pep celere, svete, mse 16 


Alteration of capital value, &c, of holdings within 


Hrrata respecting 


5) ive © \sle"elle 66 8° © ele 6 8 ise 


4253, 


ey 


Forfeiture of leases of irrigation farms or blocks 


within 


aife fowls) elleletje ¢- sis (oe) sree» > 


3329, 3904, 4493, 


Notification granting after-auction leases within.. 
Notification getting apart Crown lands for irrigation 


farms or blocks within 


eee ee 


ee? 


Surrender of leases of irrigation farms or blocks 


within 


Sons (s\6\u,e © ie 040 Ww] © [\\0\ 16 e'Sile ls) a 


3329, 4136, 4493, 


Yaneo Land District—Alteration of boundaries of .. 
Yaneo Special Land Board—Notices to persons to ap- 
DERT KDOLORGS veye.tsistes eho seis oeke iets W aikieiwcueashe ace eas 


Yannawah 


respecting 


Settlement Purchase Area 


ee Cle we cle lw © le © 0 evele 8) oie fe 


—N otifications 


Young J..W.—Retirement of, from service of Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners 


Yowie Bore 


Water Trust. (See “Wate 


ee ed 


Tage baie) 


Yung Ouang—Appointed Vice-Consul for China in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, &c ../.... sae 


vA 


ZHITLER OC, C.—Appointed Survey Draftsman, Ist 


Grade, Department of Public Works 


eee ee ees 


4607 


4857 
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The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1918. 


REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 


NHE following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 

Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 

the Quarter and Year ended 30th June, 1918, are published for 
general information. 


W, A. HOLMAN, 


Treasurer. 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUN D. 


OTHER RECEIPTS during the Quarter and Year ended 3¢th June, 
the Consolidated Revenue Fund.’ 
in Account Current (see pages 3180 and 3212). 


[1: Juny, 1918, 


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Quarter Year 
Heap or RECEIPT. ended 30th June, ended 30th June, 
1918, 1918, 
£ s. d. £ s. d. 
Advance to Treasurer, 1916-1917 : ve 17,458 1 4 49,269 10 0 
Meat Supply for Imperial Uses Act, No. 6, 1915. FeRAM BLUE CRS Seep Srey 
Miners’ Accident Relief (Repeal) Act, No. "46, 1916 eee 610).d 2 67,405 19 3 
Coal Board and Distributing Committee aa asad 261 Sie S28 es is yt 
Torat £/ 4105922 4 1| +116675 9 3 
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On Account of 1916-1917 De Ae «By Se a 7 97,840 14 8 
WoOTAL.. 2) 105,922 4. 1 ¥214,516 3 11 
Repayment of Contribution to General Sinking Fund, Act No. 1], 1914 £ + 350,000 0 0; +350,000 0 0 





*Advanced, £241,000 ; 
+ See pages 3180 and 3212, 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1918, A. P. Pearson, 








repaid, £241,000. / 


W. A. 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


HOLMAN, 
Treasurer. 


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DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 


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HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 

No. I.--ScuzepuLes TO THE ConstiTuTIoN Act. ase, Ol L£ 3. d 
Third Schedule Ane ax ates or wae sve Mie ata 6,703 0° 0 
Fourth Schedule F eae ees Aer oa Hy Bola ls. 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances 4 a AP, 

Supplement to Schedules (Pensions-— Widows of Pilots, Militar "ys and other 

Pensions and Allowances) : Hee StU Ooo 

Total, Schedules to the Constitution Act. bets ose £)-—_—____- -— -  —___ *8,007 Il 6 

No. Ti.— Executive AND LEGISLATIVE. 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Govern- 

ment in the Legislative Council Tong OO 
Legislative Council .. es ar pas A a aaa ake ae eae 1,200" 6.0 
Legislative Assembly Bale re ee wee eee ee FALLS 
Legislative Council and Assembly ... ane aes ee eae ee wed ue 1,404 16 4 
Parliamentary Library _... one ses ose ae a Ae mr OM Wt) DT 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff bee dee oa VE Tyg, 4 7 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works... A ey, 295° 9 O 

Total, Executive and Legislative ... AS aae oa £|/——_—_ — *7,863-~ 9-5 

No. I1J.—Premier, 

Premier’s Office oe ane es 19% fe eas ah see 3,20, A 2s 
Executive Council ... 28 15 0 
Agent-General for New South Wales 4,155, 8 7% 
State War Council and Immigration and Tourist Bureau 3,348 0 7 
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Immigration Department, New South Wales and Victoria (London) se 
Miscellaneous Services pes ep aa bri oat see ae aes 
Total, Premier oa si eae aes ie as “fe £ 


No. [V.—CotonraAL SECRETARY AND MINISTaR OF PuBLic HRatrn. 
Colonial Secretary— 


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Auditor-General’s Department ae Gat eae Ape Ges 
Aborigines Protection Board .. ah ous 

Police 


Bureau of Statistics and Registry ‘of Priondly | Socicties and Trade 


Unions 
Weights and Mtangean 
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Total, Colonial Seer etary ie ay ete ae ere £ 


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Lunacy vee eee ore ove be one 
Master in Tunaey eee ses ee be sia Se pe 
Dental Board . ade 5F aaa ah ae “fs An: 


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No. V.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE. 
Treasury = «se Pas eee waa Gee See wee ie ey: mee 
Stamp Duties Ny eas vee eee ye oes eee as 
Land and Income Tax aac “as ae a mf} aft ae 
Government Printer wel Sed Ae 
Explosives... y' aes ius hee vee eee eee oa eae 
Shipping Masters ... oF ae see See aie eee ese 
Navigation ... ae! aoe yg See ee, Ree he ye 
Life-boats, Ke. my! 5 sis “ie aes Rye oe a 
Resumed Properties... +, aus o eC es tee oes 56 
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No. 83, 1 Juty, 1918, —2, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 


[1 Suny, 1918. 


DETAIL STATEMENT off RAPE BIPURE during the Quarter Snel 30th June, shi 

















*See page 3180. 
































Heap oF EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
eh hs ol & s. d, £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... Rp “ae 5 pets £) TS hrecten 752,776 16 2 
No. VI.—RaILways. 
Railways and Tramways— | 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses Rae ooo! J6690197 14: 1 
Tramways—xisting Lines—Working Expenses ... 45 a w-(  447,857 16 7 
Total, Railways 20 see rT vind . £)——_——_——-——; #2,117,055 10. & 
No. VII.—DzpartMent oF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTIOR. 
Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice ... ~~ 1. . 12,219 17 . 5 
Court Reporters... ae of ae ott ose as a <4 1,814 0 2 
The Judges ... eas Ne as eee vee eee §,45%. (8% 
Prothonotar y and Registrar i in Divorce... 5 oe hb se 1,431 14 0 
Master in Equity ... pare BoS +7 ees a Ol2 4 3 
Registrar in Bankruptcy ... aes ees nae ese 692.158 
Public Trustee php see ee Fae Ae dae waa 3,468 10 7 
Probate Office a oe ie ae =f Be 3 “ae 650° 7 7 
Sheriff ap ot “s ae es me ‘ep a i: F2040 65 
District Courts AY ee a. $e a a , sa 982.19 4 
Fait Rents Court oe Pa aah ore vis “44 , 167 7.9 
Coroners... sae es aoe es ee Sie 56 re te $97 12 2 
Petty Sessions Z + ic 26,301.10 3 
Prisons A os See ie ive ass ea 93,478 9 4 
Registrar-General ... ee ihe ae ae 18,869 1% .2 
Public Service Board as des cale 3,439... 3 18 
Miscellaneous Services a ae wd 2.97017 10 
Total, Department of the Attor ney- “General and of Justice £ *110,958 8 3 
No. VIII.—Srcrerary For Lanps. 
Department of Lands 5a ans ae me ve se < “ (L008) Bigs 
Western Land Board ae eee a reg se ae oie 1,694.12 bb 
Forestry ‘ oS vate a Sh ms bb 19 dt 
Miscellaneous Gorvices ve yy nrg ye Be aa 8,906 1 10 
Total, Secretary for Lands .. ate ee Sse 5) £ - *93,732.93 5 
No, EX.—Ministzr ror Pusiic Works. 
Department of Public Works—Establishment 23,455,» heed 
Public Works and Services—- 
Roads ... 5,988 15, 4 
Maintenance— 
Bridges .. ; 13,565... #4 [03 
Panta, Ferries, and teshea. ; 5,097, 9G. 
Public Watering Places, Drainage, and similar ee, vices . 1,896. 34 
Harbours and Bivens sag sh AA ts ; 7,869.-8 9 
Dredge Service.. ae As eee acs 4 45,866 17 7% 
Public Buildings. Ais 4 16,858 5 3 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channels aa ; Fothi 0 
Miscellaneous ae 3,546 5 6 | 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, ‘Employees and others’; for accident 
pay and payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act ; for Loss or 
Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits; for settlement of 
claims payments as ‘ acts of grace,” fees for special services, and 
Contingencies generally 21,612 d40] 
Equipment, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for 
Temporary Services 9,002,, 1 Q 
Kents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, inpimding Minor Services for other Departments 2,645.19 9 
River Murray Commission .. ‘ 23,11 4 
Railway Appeals Board ns 261. 6. Q 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle LO 103133 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 90,261.12 5 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board ei 13,728 14 10 | | 
Total, Minister for Public orks B ee ame £ ——| *262,490 3.7 
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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter and Year ended 30th June, 1918—eontinued. 









































HEAD or EXPENDITURE, Amount, Total. 
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Brought forward bs ae we ne pone Sh dasa va iinrned tte 3,937,013 12 1 
No. X.—Pusiic Instruction. 2 
Public Instruction ... 4 tie an AE pit th soil, SIG Gea he To 
State Children Relief Department fo ‘Fs eh wa a due 45,647 0 5 
Industrial Schools ... bs ay Me ie Ba fy «st AY 2,616 6 4 
Observatory... 48 es ats +h ae Hdl ves wee iat T1938 4} 
Australian Museum. “bs e eae Sas ear as she es “hs 2,463 10 0 
National Art Gallery 5% a % wi ae ae a ae "64 3.4 
Public Library of New South Wales ae ise ate oe nit che 9.985 7 dd | 
Conservatorium of Music ... be aa oon tins tee ee 2,969 Boi) 
Grants in aid of Public Thstifutions a ae wwe at ces me i7, 209 18.74 
Miscellaneous Services =: A ate ue ee ey mn 1 "180 14.5 
Total, Public Inatriction ... ree nue te: & ee 0 E aS TL 
No. XI.—Laxsour anv INpUusTRY. 
Department of Labour and Industry... i ets eas < ff 11,786 16 0 
Total, Labour and Industry “at te oe ep Sian a *11,786 16 0 
Ne. XITI.--Szcretary ror Mines, : 
Department of Mines bes oe af eS “e aa oes as 13,441 16 2 
State Colliery, Lithgow ... tes re oa ee ay ene i 40 18 9 
Geological Survey Laboratory... vee ong rea qe at ves 63 15 3 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board... ea eae ‘ee ue we o47,,4 0 
Miscellaneous Services ae au nes re wae ei =P OUAE, shi: 10 0 7 
Total, Secretary for ‘Mines .. bE “tn mea *16,762 2.3 
No, XIII.—Derpartment or AGRICULTURE. 
Agriculture .. ae ea bia uv > dae 27,786 10 10 
Stock, Beds and Paktuits “Protection He Ae see ais Py sas 11,604 1 11 
Botaria Gardens... Bas mE ave one win ce fos 04), 0... 6 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown as oat He hea ane ate a 4 9 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domatit ate wae oak ne ive 1,2 1 4 
Government Domain (Outer) 4 eee re ees eee so oss F 303 16 11 
‘Centennial Park... vee m4 ye 2,419 18 4 
State Governor’s Residences (a Cranbrook” and * Hillview’ yi she ar ban 153 19 3 
Commercial Agents.. she an ses ats be oe oe eee (36 25 8 
Miscellaneous Servichs ee er se ae A aad USED TT. 6 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Combnissions— 
Establishment . AS es eg, ee Beh . A et 3,799 16 Fi 
Miscellaneous. ... re ie “84 eel 12,161 17.) 
Total, Department of ‘Agriculture .. as ae ee ae £)-——--— *78,612 5 4 
No. XIV.—Locan Government. ae om 
Local Government . Wee er; ue ae ie ee mes Sa $1,142 11.10 
~ Valuation Bureau ... Bo ie i 1,970 15 8 
Inventions Investigations Boaid, Miscellaneous Ser vices bi eae re 12 3 4 
Total, Department of Local Government . i re £|—__—_-—_——_|_ *83,425 10 10 
Interest on— SPECIAL APPROPRIAPIONS. 
Debentures and Funded Stock (various a ti oe oe ase aol 2 p98,090, 00, 4 
Treasury Bills (various Acts)::. AD “2 cs see nee wf 118544 12 8 
Reduction of Public Debt— 
, Repayment by State Debt Commissioners under Act 59 Vic. No. 6— 
Bogan Scrub Clearitrg, &er* A cop ‘ ad et GHG Ti Ss 
Corporations — 
_ Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908 saa FUR Sot? OD 
' Railway Commissioners, Acts Nos. 30 of 1912 and’70 of 1916 ... es lave ¢ 3. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, Acts 43 Vic. No. 32 
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_ Sydn-+y Corporation Act, Moiety of Salariés of Inspector of Nuisandes and 
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President of the Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Waleu Act! 
No. 9 of 1909 | fon Y 
The Water Conservation and Trrigation Commissioners, Act No. 22 of 1916) 628. 6° 8 
Forestry Commissioners, Act No. 55 of 1916 tet | B43 1 1 
Carried forward ... Sts ry: A £} 1,528,226 8 7 | 4,083,728 16 11 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FOND, 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—continued. 



































HEAD or EXPPNDITURE, Amount, Total. 
| 
£ S:,..d, £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... pa real ine an £) 1,528,226 8" 7). 4,088,728 16 11 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS-—continued. 
Pensions— 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 ase ane ves] OO, 204 ANF 
Police Regulation (Superanntation), Act No. 28 of 1906 ... oa ae 14,000 0 O 
Superannuation Act, No. 28 of 1916 a a as B95 T GAL 
District Court Judges’ Pensions, Act No. 23 ‘of 1912 2 ae Ay re STOO 
Executive and Legislative— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 2,700 0.-0 
Allowances, Parliamentary Representatives, Acts Nos. 32 of 1902 and 19 
and 41 of 1912 ... As. : 10,109 8 10 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 41 of 1912 Se as 4,920.17 7 
Colonial Secretary and Minister of Public Health— 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 58 of 1906 ie > ost oh 435 19 4 
Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... “ ae 3,750 0 0 
Inscribed Stock—Management and Expenses, Act No. 79 “of 1902 Si 11,273 19 8 
Attorney-General and J ustice— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... ose nee ee foo Li 
District Court J udges? Salaries, Act No, 23 of 1912 sate we ee 3,000 0 QO 
Lands— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act 55 Vic. No. 26 ae 1,006 13 4 
Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70 of 1901... es S70 we eu 
Pastures Protection Act No. 35 of 1912... ASS ve) 366 2 10 
Public Instruction— fj 
Endowment, Sydney University, Acts No. 22 of 1900, 92 of oe 52 of 
1912, aa 13.0) LOLAS ae, : ) 8,000 0 0 
Endowment, Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 ws 250- 00 
Endowment, Sydney Grammar School, Private Act, 2nd December, 1854. 375 0 0 
Endowment, Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 AE 4m: 625 0 0 
Endowment (Building Fund), Wesley College, Act No, 22 of 1900 Be 254 0 8 
Endowment, Women’s College, Act No. 71 ‘of 1902 He ont 25) eG) 
Endowment, Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899 . fs me as 500 0 0 
Endowment, National Art Gallery, Act No 54 of 1899 ae i ce 500 0 0 
Local Government— 
Valuation of Land Act— Valuer General, Act No. 2 of 1916 fk sh 250 0 0 
Mines— 
State Coal Mines—General Superintendent, Act No. 70 of 1912 ... eee 250 0 0 
Torat, SPpeciAL APPROPRIATIONS ... Sas due ae eee ——-———- ————| *1,653,146 13° 5 
TOTAL Oo: Wedscigh eneact. | ves Te euiNRe ieee Waenet, oO ia aes een enna ort a £| 5,736,875 10 4 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes— 
Governmental ... ig “gh A oe ns De ya AOD a oiek 
Interest ... os ees ae a Ne pee 2,949 15 0 
Business Undertakings oe cae “yi me iA aes 86,126 17 3 
—— ——_ 200,029. 12.10 
Tota Net PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1917-1918...|  ..........ecceese ; £| *5,536,845. 17%. 6 
gr DE ee nen a 
Contribution to General Sinking Fund, Act No. 19 of 1904 ... ay gest lO seepauecces te cieae #350,000 0 9 
Public Works Fund— 
Two-thirds of the net proceeds of the sale of Crown Lands, exclusive of 
interest, less 20 per cent. under Act No. 9 of 1906 HA Fl CY ee AR : *309,4 01001 8 
Transfer to Special Deposits Account— 
Part half-proceeds of cies, Revenue under Act No. 55 of 1916 
(Section 13) i. Madeya Wookeaapepliad 79,148 10\on 
* See page 3180, : 
The Treasury, New South Wales, W, A. HOLMAN, 
Sydney, lst July, 1918. — A, P, Pearson, Treasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts, 


1 Jory, 1918,] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Quarter and Year ended 30th 
June, 1918, recoverable, included in Account Current (see page 3180), 





Heap or Expunprrvra. 








OTneER PAYMENTs, 


Advance to Treasurer, 1917-1918... ae woe tea se 
Less Repayments aes Ane eae af 


Miners’ Accident Relief Ripe Act, No. 46, 1916 
Less Repayments... 


Meat Supply for Imperial Uses Act, No. 6, 1915 
Wheat Acquisition Act, No. 27, Lote. 
PayMents UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE. 
(In anticipation of Consolidated Revenue Fund Votes.) 


Voluntary Workers’ Organisation Expenses 
Less Repayments... 3 


Gristing of Wheat . 


Refund of Contributions to “Railway Superannuation Aecount by Employee ees 


of the Railways and Tramways 
Relief of Distress 


ToraL, Orter PAYMENTS ... 





* See page 3180. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1918. A. P. Pearson, 








Amount. 


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10,403 7 7 
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1,679 12 10 
15,779 12 8 
T,6794 7 
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*101,212 15 5 


——e 


W. A, HOLMAN, 


ComptroHer of Accounts. 


'Freasurer. 


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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


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SERVICE, | Amount. | ToraL. 
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Colonial Secretary— £ BGs Be a 
Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
SAA a of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906. ore Se : ie MESS. ORAR WER, Sok ie sisiny 8,123, “3a 
State Hospitals and Asylums— 
Waterfall Hospital—Additions, kc. ... : cal ectBee tas Boe 3412 3 
Treasury— 
Explosives— : 
New Public Magazine at Bantry Bay . +e aes Be ein Sy 4 160 13 2 
Navigation— 
Coff’s Harbour Jetty—Alteration of Railway Gauge... ey MoE cates traee: alae pls, 5311 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Renewals and Replacement of Wharves, Jetties and Plants, and 
Buildings under Reconstruction Schemes... ae os P| SPR ae PGS 6,622 14 10 
Lands— 
Forestry— 
Establishment of a Forest Nurser y in the Tweed District, Duplication 
of Plant at State Saw Mills and purchase of Machinery, oe Re sip Sha he 985 6 
Missellaneous Services— . 
Towards the Purchase, Acquisition, or Resumption of Sites for Public 
Parks, Resumption of Foreshores and other Public Purposes, and 
expenses in connection therewith . + 74 11 10 
For Construction of Roads, Water Conser vation, “and otherwise 
improving Lands for Settlement ... SOT 17 Ga 3 
Western Land Board—To meet halt Coat) ce Constr aotena ah | 
Renewal of Vermin-proof Fence on the boundary between New | 
South Wales and South Australia : 1,045 12 2 | 
For clearing, fencing, and improving the N ortherg Suburbs Cemetery $01. 17 «@ | 
62,029 18 7 
Public Works— | 
For Construction of Works generally— Iie 
Works, Buildings, and Services... ae ae ak ae 5 eae 663° 6 =1 | 
Roads ee ons ove age ae a ot A 968 14 8 | 
Bridges... me 2 oe a: yet Hes 297 11 4 
Punts, Ferries, and Launches <p a eee one ae — 204 17 5 
Public Watering Places, &e. .. BS 9 14 $1 
Harbours and Rivers—Dr edge Service in connection with Permanent | 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers ... a ef eae 2,570 11 21 
Water Supplies .. Re be ase oes ae SA ai 38 16. 1 
Public Buildings generally ine nals ote 3 o te 42,241, 5 =F 
Railways and ‘Tramways ie ie oe Rab iy a) 984 18 5 
papel Bik bid Vian 2. BE 17,279 16 5 
Expenditure on Main Roads of the State under a Board constituted for | 
the purpose pei ac =. Be Pee A fy te De Rr aA a 4445 0 0 
Recoup to Loan Vote—Works, Buildings, and Services, in terms of 
appropriation under Loan Act No. 57,1912 ... Ee an Rane Pri ee Re notre 195007 0 0 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— | 
Renewal of Water Mains, Sewers, Plant, “Buildings, &e., and for | 
Renewal Works generally ; also, recoup to Loan jhoed for Ma- | 
chinery and Plant worn out or dismantled BA at noee Ran cet 6,026 7. is 
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‘PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
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Brought forward ... det “he 54. a Sebel is cee ease ! 66,257 17 5 
Public Instruction— 
School Buildings, Teaehers’ Residences, Teachors’ Training College,| | 
Technieal Education, School and Residence Sites,. Additions, other 
Buildings, including Heacl Office, University, Reformatory Buildings, i 
Australian Miseum, National Art Gallery, Conservatorium of aaa 
and Observatory and cost of land ia | 963,087 14 BT 
Recoup to Loan Vote-——School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, we. ay. al} 
terms of appropriation under Loan “Act, No. 57, 1912 Hi ibs 25,000 0 0 
le em 88,087 14 5 
Local Government— | 
Grants to Shires and Municipalities— ’ | | 
To assist Shires and Municipalities —... Bi 2,814 15. 9 
Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities under Contract, for 
Repayment .. Si ape wae soe rea se “ae 949 17 4 | 
Miscellaneous— 
Provision of Punt over Cook’s River, Approaches, &., grant to! 
Council for Improvements to Lord’s- road, and for Construction, 
of new main road to connect Botany-road (Botany) with Bay- 
road (Rockdale)—further sum... ca oe vee “Aa 4% 10 5 
oy geclerens= 5 3,512 8 6 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on account of Current 158,157 15 4 
Year’s Expenditure... Bi ie 5 by ade a vatigs se < weet “yd 3,636 8 5 
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The Treasury, New South Wales, W. A. HOLMAN, 
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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


No. 83. 


[1 Juiy, 1918, 


-_ 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918, shown in 


Account Current (page 3201). 





SERVICH. 





Act 54 Victoria, No. 33. 


Sewerage Branch— 
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54 Vie. No. 17) ny 


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Act No. 36, 1905, 
Lands— 
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Act No. 44, 1912. 
Water Act Works 


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Miscelianeous— 
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Works, Buildings, and Services—(to be recouped by y ve yment from Public) 
Works Fund over a period of ten years) =. ; oes 
Act No, 5, 1914. 
Railway Construction— 
Barmedman towards Hillston—towards 


Act No. 31, 1914. 
Housing Board— 
For the Purchase or Resumption of Land, for the Erection of Buildings, 
and the Construction of Works, and for other costs and expenses, 
under the Housing Act, 1912, the amount to be carried to the 


Housing Fund, constituted under the said Act—Dacey Garden 
Suburb 


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Railw eye 
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and Murrumbidgee Ivrigation Areas i. 
Railway Construction— 
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Galong to Burrowa—further stim 
Moree to Mungindi—further sum 





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Long Bay Ocean Outfall—further sum... ae Be oe ie 


Water Supplies— 
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Public Buildings— 
New Store Depot, Leichhardt—further sum ... 


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State Metal Quarries—fuirther sum ... 
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1992) 4, 1 
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Fotal. 
£& =s. d. 
433 14 7 
| 4,486 3 1 
| 697 8 4 
S15 te 
864 2 5 
84 17 10 
3,300 0 0 
403° (85> 
710 1 2 
161 15 411 
389 12 6 
74.17 10 
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271 Sa6 
674 5 2 
12,585 7 7 





I Jury, 1918, | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAzET 


“Aty, 83, 





“GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th Fuhe, 1918 —consintied 




















SERVICE, Amount. Totad, 
tebe sores octet seaiees ee oe a ee = to 
Gt Mae a £ 
Brought forward We oe ees Be ee thee cr papas 12,585 
1 
Act No. 31, 1914—continwed. he 
Miscellaneous—— 2 uA se 
Sydney Harbour Bridge—futther sutn 665 11! 
State Power Supply, Sur vey, Lands, &c: (ty Wands Is aaah | 
—. ~ 124 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage — | 
Water Supply— 
PRMHUNCaOn- LO wards Shyer tet. UE cee URC Secor ed wo rtnien verge cea 67 
Act No. 56, 1915. 
State Trawlers— 
Towards Construction of Trawlers, Establishment of Det, Motor 
Vehicles, Wharf Accommodation ...\ : - ane rei ieee see eee Pe 3 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 1 
Resumption of Land at Jones’ Bay—further sum 4s. see aes | cua eeneegenceeeee 22 
Railways— Z 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railway ee irae Hl mapa arse f a 36,629 
Tramways— 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, and Pow er House ; 1 
Duplication of Lines, and for other purposes . ea cae tenn cee 39,805 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Advance to Settlers to assist them in tiding over Temporary Financial’ 
Difficulties consequent upon the Drought, or in other special 7 
circumstances Ses ei ge IA ri) 
Railway Construction— 
Dunedoo to Coonabarabran—further sum Tor aa 
Tullamore to Tottenham—further sum... BAERS filters 0a 
Barellan to Mirrool—further sum pope ik 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum fee 1,246 138. 6 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... Tro AU 
Coonabarabran to Burren Junction—fur ther's sum DO 2 ; 
wil _ toes ‘ ia 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— | 
City Electric Railway and Bridge-yard Machinery—-further sum 16,635 14 4 | 
Eastern Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum : af ea Meat: 
Western Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum ° 153° 17 0 sis 
— ne ipl 2 
Sewerage Construction— 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Ghatuetdieths Wier sUnl rath ate stake res oe 7 
| 
Water Supplies— | a 
Country Doula: Water Supplies—-further suri. hf Maelo dont 405 
Harbours and ee ) 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements and W pe ineluding Leis 
Dredging and other plant—further sum ... =. 191 16 9 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements-further sum re | 1037 19% 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, iene Munition! 
Factory—further sum... age se as nett ao vo" 9 : 
Bridges— . bee coe 1,312 
Bridges generally a : we 1,947 2° 4 
Sydney Harbour Br idge... A " mice = a we ion: 
ee — 2,003 
Public Buildings— | 
New Offices, Department of Agriculture—towards' \1) siikcekicht ee eens 3 
Industrial Undertakings— 
State Metal Quarsies—furtler sum Or i aa eR, er 1,611 
Cartied forward \ Sr Shy peta tencess £ 109,495 





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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—continied, 


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SERVICE. Amount. | Total. 
Pies, erry SS. Ee Re ek Ne. lek es 
ees... | £ s. ad. 
Brought forward... see or - ales Nekattapese sic | <LOG4S5: fis 


Act No. 56, 1915—continaed. 
Meat Inidustry and Abattoir Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export, and other Works and Buildings, including Land Re- 
sumption and Costs... ee a say ve - ghee yee ter wend 1,896;02 11 





Miscellaneous— | 
Advance to meet General Expenses, Commission, and other charges 
payable under the Agreement with Messrs, Norton Griffiths & Co. 
in connection with the carrying out of Public Works, to be here. 
after adjusted. by transfer of payments to the specific Public ) ) 
Works to which the amounts are properly ehargeable ... veef cet ee berated senna | 3,984 1 1 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage — | 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &e., including Sydney Water 
Supply Amplification—further sum ee Riss ey: A, Be ce sates : 85°12 6 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum ~ si “eo nae 2,804 14 1 
Improvements and other Works—further sum ae di bee 2,969 4 1 





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Secretary for Mines— 








Miscellaneous— 
State Collieries— Establishment, including Resumptions be tinned ot aa dtetesie® | al li Ad 
Agrieulture— 
For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and ; | 
Experiment and Demonstration Farms... or ny ey? 1,390 5 11, 
Purchase of Site for Horsebreeding Farm and Improvements ae 1448 7 @ 
TASTE TTS 2,838 13 6 
Act No. 73, 1916, 
Industrial Undertaking— 
State Trawlers—Towards construction of ‘Trawlers, Wooden Fish- 
earrying Vessel, Establishment of Depéts, Motor Vehicles, 
Wharf Aecommodation, Plant... ay en Ke iy ey putters EBS yids 18° 8 11 
Railways— 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations and Buildings, and for other ) 
purposes, ve 6,660 4 4 


Towards construction of Flemington to Belmore and Wasdell-road 
to Glebe Island, and Darling Island Railways—further sum...) 19,675 1 3 


————__———: ——— 26,335 5 7 
Tramways— 
Towards Additional Rolling Stoek to meet extension of Traflic und 
Equipment of New Lines ... tf oF ae ts a vial 2 MORRO Ty Sc Negara te 1,043 11 7 


Seoretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
‘Returned Soldiers Settlement Act No. 21, 1916—Advances to assist| 
Settlers and to meet other expenses incurred under the provisions 


of the Act ... ve oh ee tba ine iv Fit 2,641.2 25} 
Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for smali holdings for 

Returned Soldiers ... th a Rs AS ee ne 2,888 :13,,.% 
Construction of Roads 7¢ Lands to be made available for Returned 





Soldiers iT singe, Cot AARNE te) ey eee 
For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquired Lands to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and fox 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 











of Implements, Stock, &e. ... ay con Bl Ps. oe 9,879 9 10 
| a 16,832 2 7 
Carrigd Sawa: cije oy sven sec oo, << c fipaignaamnel annie terme ele £| 167,235 7 0 


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1 Jury, 1918.} ' NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—eonsinued, 















































SERVICE. Amount, | Total. 
Se PS eR ae COREE © + Meme Caen : ee 
| & «4 | £  «, di 
Brought forwaad aac oan ha Secs os Cede d+ <dbrnass 167,235 7 0O 
| 
Act No. 78, 1916-—contenwed. 
Railway Consteuction— 
North Coast Railway—further sum ... ét0 dee ote oe 40,325 5 7) 
Dunedoo to Goonabarabran—further sum... oe A =P 1,550 16 7 | 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—fuprther sum bbe oe by 8,878 4 0! 
Forbes to Stockinbingal—further sum... Si: ay ode a8 696 0 1:) 
Muswellbrook to Merriwa—further sum site Pee ee sa 1,484 8 1 
Wyalong to Cudgellieo—further sum ... dite te iui ei 1,595 13° 4 | 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum... ote ve au ae 2,593 18 7 | 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum Py ep nn ay fat 6,548 15 9 | 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... wide eid oa sib G7. 4. 0-4 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum id Ly vi Bs 14,9296 7 4} 
Gosford to Gosford Raceeourse—further sum ... #3 avd eve bpd 
Molong to Dubbo—towards _... oa aly oe in bea 1,26) 2. 2 
Canowindra to EKugowra—towards ... ae as oa af 193 10 8 
Craboon to Coolah—towards ... ong ees v0¢ ows 8) 113 16 9 
Gilgandra to Collie—towards ... Obi ay vy oH Jif 43 6° 1) 
Mirrool to Hillston—towards ... os ¥9. ite $4 wwe BE UL PAIH Ly 
Cobar to C.8.A. Mine—tewards eet a ue He eae 113 10 8 | 
Land Resumptions for authorised Railways ... tay ede By, 38 6 9) 
———o 80,998 15 23 
Metropolitan Railway Constraction— 
City and Suburban Electric Railways—further sum .. 7,055 2 3 
City and Suburban oS bei Resumptions and costs—further | 
sum ... Ik a8 “i des 2.4 61,224 8 3) 
iu wee 68,279 10 6 
Tramway Construction— | 
Tramways generally —further sum... sibs sds As Be ee ee oe Sect Pd Sa | 
Sewerage Construction— | | 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels- further sum .... 0 ......... rete ia 21 9 
Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies ae fos .s = weet. ondtes oPebee dee 37.15 1 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements and Whar tase, including Dredging! 
and other Plant—further sum... .! 496 5 8 
Port Kembla Improvements, Wharfage, and “Shipping Appliances, 
Power supply and distribution—further sum... 353 18 0 
Nambucca River Improvements—further sum dé BOR 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, including Munition 
Fectory—further sum... U3 Ms A Wq Bs 609 2 7 
Labnied, 1,484 9 8 
Bridges— é' 
Bridges generally Nell tees ee ws = vi MURIEL: trek Peay W271 14 9 
Public Buildings— | 4 * 
Treasury Buildings—-Additions... ae ve “ os PROS eee eR 6925 5 7 
Industrial Undertakines— 
State Timber Yards and Building Workshops—further sum... YO) re FA, HOR Hivl 14 6 
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depot, Pig and Calf Market Sale ards, Meat 
Export and other Works and Buildings, including Land Re 
sumption and Costs ae Sal ~ : <a A) OC Ee eee 3,226 2 2 
Carried forward ret, oe a ery Wry are rep te £ 328,642 17 3 


NEW. SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nov 83. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. - 
DETALL. STATEMENT off EXPENDITURE: during 


 eeaaieeaene aimed 


Sr eT rr pe nto rrr errr arser rer arn Pn yn LITRE RENT Oy A EPR a rere strane reser ns ne ervey 














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othe (Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—continued, 


Total. 
£ AO 
328,642 17 3 


16,377 14 11 
1,591 2 0 


i SERVICE, Amount, 
£ s. d.| 
Brought forward SEWOE ebietaode vn ys.i6 whee 
Act No. 73, 1916—continwed. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— | 
Water Supply— | 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water 
Supply, pe raphiatienige.--tarpher sum és Ves » «au ge MMS 16,188..°3 11 
Sewer age-~ ‘ : 
Construction and V entilation of Sewers gencrally—further sums \;).. 189%11; 0 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— Pe tthe at 
Water Supply— cs 
Extension of Retipubthipn further sum. toa $iideroero ills widaesd 
Department of Agriculture 
Mi scellancous—ty 
Clearing of Crown Lands at Tottenham Sling ee and the growing 
of “wheat thereon 214 4 
Grain Elevators Construction, and for. purposes incidental theres, si 35,670 17 0 


Water Concerratian and Irrigation Commission—, | 
For the Construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, Pur; 
chase of Stock, ‘Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, &e, 


To enable the Water Chea aan atid Irrigation Commission to make} 


Advances to Settlers of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas for 
development purposes and to provide for deferred rents and 
water rates—to be subsequently repaid ... 

Shallow Boring—To provide Water Supplies for Settlers 

To provide assistance in development of farms of settlers of the 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas who enlist for Military Service, 


{, 


Act No. (asle 


Industrial Undertaking— 
State Trawlers-—Towards 


construction of Trawlers, Wooden Fish- 


carrying Vessel, Establishment of Depéts, Motor Vehicles, Wharf 


Accommodation, Plant ... 


weer 


Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally; and for the improvement 
of the Port . 


Railways— 


Rolling Stock, fo meet, additional traffic requirements, or equipment of), 


new lines ; 


additions to Railway, Lines, Stations and Buildings, and 


oe other purposes, and towards Equipment of Refreshment, Roonixz 


Railway Construction— 
North Coast Railway——further sum : 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum 
Muswellbrook to Merriwa—further sum ee ae 
Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum ... a Ge Le 
Dubbo to Werris Creck—further sum ... 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum wish sis we 
Henty to Billabong Creek—tewards ... a 
Land Resumptions for authorised Railways— further sum 


Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City and Suburban Railways—-Land, Resumptions and Costs' iy. 


‘Wwamway Construction— 


Tramways genorally—further sum ons see ay se oa 


fe py 





Carried forward 


5 Ts eso sme ee men n ne nn 


SE SS 

















9,482 16. 4 
2084 16/2 
Po2 eine © 
1,269 19in6 
Die G 

47 16 4 
pfl2 Lis 
PLOT TOLES 
48,441 17 11 
24,153 10 7 
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iBGG7B 11 4 


S198 Me. 
7,056 16 Ll 
59,618 3 8 


245,421 8 6 


3,153 14 4 





856,039 7 10 


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SERVICE. 





Brought forward 


Act No. 7, 1917—continued, 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous — 
Returned Soldier’s Settlement Act, No. 21, 1916—Advance to 
assist settlers, and’ to meet other expenses incurred under the 


GENERAL LOAN ‘ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 83. 








provisions of the Act. . 

Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small holdings 
for Returned Soldiers 

For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or'at quire éd lands, to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 
of implements, stock, &e. : 

For the Purchase of Sheep for Stocking Crown Lands or Resumed 
Areas for Returned Soldiers’ Settlements “if 

Forest Vale Estate—Preparation, &c., of Farms for Share-farmers ... 


For the purpose of Prickly-pear Eradication on Crown Lands and| 


expenses incidental thereto 
Harbours and Rivers— 

Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including 
Dredging, and other Plant—further sum... aie 

Port Kembla Harbour Improvements—further sum ... 

— Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension—further sum 

Nambucca River Improvements—turther sum 
Freed River Improvements—further sum 


Wharfage, Shipping, 


Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum. i 
Improvements, Sydney Water Supply—further. sum . * 
Hunter District Water Supply Amplificatien—further sum 


Sewerage Conderuction=- 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—farther sim 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum . 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum Le 


Bridges— 
Bridges generally 


Public Buildings— 
Central Railway Station—Completion of Railway Offices— towards... 
Caves Houses and Tourists Resorts generally ... 


Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— - 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export ind other Works and Buildings, pana land ara 
tion and Costs ae ‘ 


Miscellaneous— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Establishment 
River Murray Commission— 
Part cost of Works to be carried out under the Act ... 


Water Act— 
Swamp Drainage Works generally 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water 
Supply—Amplitication—further sum 


Carried forward ... £ 








Amount. 
| rents Ee 
£ Sec 
LEDER tte eee ee eee 
31,623 12 7 
wipe lo, U 
1,606 6 7 
6,140 0 0 
Og law G 
iidione gate 
7,754 10 
8,743 3 
5,303. 2 
0°19 
ZIOnp OD 
10;669 6 7 
1. 3,326 S. bl 
28,020 wll * wk 
tae ieees MDS Ue 
LG Soto eal. 
OAS. Nee ate! 





11,943 13 


1,842 18 10 | 


eee ee ey 


COTO over et ese vee 


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134,645 14 11 








134,645 14 11 











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3207 
Total. 
£ s. d. 
856,039 7 10 
67,683 0 11 
| 
22,038 1 4 
dues 13° 1 
25,084 16 10 
Aa ea 
13,766 120° 3 
18,078 11 6 
ao2n Lon 6 
2,057 18 10 
py a: 
1,052,696 2 4 


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3208 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 85, {1 Juny, 1918, 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918—continwed, 











SERVICE. AMOUNT. | ToTAL. 


~ 6. a] ££: i ca: 
Brought forward ae om i £) 134,645 14 11 1,052,696 2 4 


Aer No. 7, 1917—continued. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage—continued. 














Sewerage— 
Construetion and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 32,265 12 3 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— we 166;911 7 2 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements, and other Works, and 
Amplification—further sum i = ee eas ie 206 16. 3 
Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation, Improvements and other Works— 
further sum .., -. ae ae oa eae aa ae 1,186.5 .@ 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— en 1,595. 1 10 
For the construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals 
and Works generally ; Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase 
of Stoek, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant Rights, &e. ... 34,855 3 8 
Shallow Boring—to provide Water Supplies for Settlers .... se 2,499 18 3 
For the Erection of Canning and other Factories and Installation of 
Plant in connection therewith, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas... 2,724 10 2 
sae 40,079 12 1 
Total . ... Se ae dna nes da Be tbmnaz¢weorancdT: 459 £| 1,261,080 3 5 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on aecount of Current 
Year’s Expenditure ... =a is “ct ae BIN Mnghestaicn cis ddedeg oF 228,948 2 4 
Totel, Publid Works and Serviees 2... «935, 9. esnb tensa cay fionee & *1,032,132 1 1 
Repayment of Loans— 
Funded Stock—4 per cent. Funded Stock, due 10th Uap 1917, issued 
under Act No. 25, 1911 (in Sydney) ... oa Fephessategarte ite *4,867 0 0 











Grand Total ... we at oy ad sesh levenssaverrvesnadtiltweeeos 1 1 


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* See page 3201. 
f a W,. A. HOLMAN, 
Phe Treasury, New South Wales, A. P, Pearson, Tseasurer. 


Sydney, 1st July, 1918. Comptroller of Accounts. 


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1 Jury, 19t8.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 83. 3215 
GONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of, EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th J une, 1918, shown in 
Account Current (see page 3212). 
HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount, Total. 
. No. I.—Scunpu.es to tue Constitution Act, £  Seoid £7) gend 

Third Schedule Hens 4 st ty! Ay Pie Fis, mA 276454 18 6 
Fourth Schedule... ae ies oak —s =H 4,900 14.07 
Schedule C.—Stipends or Allowances ape 108 6.8 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions—Widows of Pilots Military and Other 

Pensions and Allowances) 31,255, 51) 4 


Total, Schedules to thé Constitution en ms Bei pes. aan 


No, 11—-Executive AND LEGISLATIVE. 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Govern- 
ment in the Legislative Council 


Legislative Council ., ai sae 5 oy ae isd ar singe 
Legislative Assembly Pel : aes BY 
Legislative Council and Assembly... tds oe 


Parliamentary Library)... 

Parliamentary Reporting Staff 

Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works a one 
Total, Executive and Legislative ... are ste a £ 


, No. ITJ.—Premier, 
Premier’s Office ns ae! eae sich ons 
Executive Council °. 
Agent- General for New South Wales . 

tite War Council and Immigration and Touvist Bue eau y 
Tannieation Department, New South Wales and Victoria (London) . 
Miscellaneous Services 


Total, Premier oe a 3 at oe one SI. 


No. [V.—Conontan SAPRBIARY AND MINISTER oF Pubic HEALTH. 
Colonial Secretary — 

Colonial Secretary _.. 

Auditor-General’s Department. 

Aborigines Protection Board . 

Pofice’ 

Bureau of Se Histibs and Registr 4 Ge Friendly Societies ad Trade Uaons 

Weights and Measures on ie 

Miscellaneous Services.. is ; Be sae Ast Prom) 
Total, Colonial Secr etary . ae 5 ie eee £ 


Minister of Public Health— 














875 00 
1890 13° 2 
9.792 3°°0 
6,183 10° 2 
2,320 19 0 
6,924 14°°1 
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18,236 1 5 
2,041 711 
32,396 12.10 
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24,160 17 4 
16,953 145 
654,596 18 9 
10,584 7 1 
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Public Health ... 209,020 14 5 | 
Lunacy .. 298 499 13. 9 | 
Master in Lunacy an Pit 8.163 Vin 5) 
Dental Board . se nod d41, 1 11, 
Medical Board.. 175 18 «9, 
Board of Official Wisitors“ Hospitals for the Insane 821 OOH) 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals... 5,938.10 6. 
Endowment to Hospitals, &c., and other Charitable Services 202,319 2, Bat 
Miscellaneous Services 8 an Jal uid} 226.0 10 
Total, Minister of Publi¢ Health r. fs ay (yg to Spat te 
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No. V.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR tise AND ‘TRADE, 
Treasury  ... oe oe me ae a as a as 31,273; 6» 4 
Stamp Duties mer" =e = +b a f 7,326 19.5 
Land and Income Tax a wk a on me oad wot 31,020 6 7 
Government Printer ' 251,703 13 .5 
Explosives 15,3897. .0 3 
Shipping Masters 3,192.10 7 
Navigation 83,816 14. 5 
Lifeboats, &e. a 1,158 3 7 
Resumed Properties... “A! nas ea = aa aot 14,811 17. 8 
Sydney Harbour Tr ust mS a as: ot ar an 152,682 10 4 
Stores Supply Department ... ae — ad. 5 LUBOO BY 183,782 12. 9 
Miscellaneous Services x wed ae ns & 2, wil 638,615. 1 1) 
Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade ... £'- —_-— 
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No. VI.--RaiLways. 
Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses Rs : bs} 
Tramways—Hxisting Lines— Working Expenses « ... vig ‘ug bee 
Total, Railways : af ; £ 


No. VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


neve tment of the pene -General and of Justice 
Court Reporters x & 
The Judges ... die Bo ate be 
Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce... ae Bs 5 1% 
Master in Equity ie eo 
Registrar in Bankruptcy 
Public Trustee 
Probate Office 
Sheriff : 
District Courts 
Fair Rents Court 
Coroners 
Petty Sessions 
Prisons : 
Registrar-General 
Public Service Board 
Miscellaneous Services ‘ 
Total, Department of the Attorney- ‘Gener al and of Justice 


No. VIII.—Secretary FOR Liitids. 


Department of Lands 

Western Land Board 

Forestry 3 

Miscellaneous Bereiods ; Wn 
Total, Secretary for Tange ae 


No. LX.—Munisrer For Pustic Works. 


Department of Public Works—Establishment 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads ... 
Maintenance— 
Bridges 
Ms unts, Ferries, and Latxiches ; 
Public Watering Places, Drainage, and Omilar services 
Harbours and Rivers ... 
Dredge Service 
Public Buildings a. 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channels ... 
Miscellaneous ... j 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, ‘Employees, and others ; for accident 
pay and payments under the W orkmen’s Compensation Act ; for loss 
or injury to stock or materials ; for refund of deposits ; for settlement 
of claims, payments as “acts of grace,” fees for special services, and 
Contingencies generally 


evs 


Equipment, * travelling, transfer, removal, “and other allowances and pay for| 


temporary services 


Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes] 


Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments 
River Murray Commission ... 4," a fe ts} 
Railway Appeals Board ese ot os ye 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle .. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; wee 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board... ae ae 
Total, Minister for Public Works e Ms sen 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918 —continued. 


Amount. 





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15 
10 
14 
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11,565 9 
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6,863 12 
47,190 17 
36,716 12 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continued. 


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No. X, —Pustic Ixstaverion, 
Public Instruction ... es wee 
State Children Relief Depart tment.. 
industrial Schools ... A 
Observatory .. es 
Australian Masouut, ho ee re ee rey 
National Art Gallery . Aa ay ese 
Public Library of New South Wales a 
Conservatorium of Music ... Mee Hae ee 
Grants in Aid of Public Thetitgtions a iets ee 
Miscellaneous Services i # an ses 

Total, Public istruction 


No. XI.—Lasour anp Inpusrry. 
Department of Labour and Industry By ay 
Total, Labour and Industry 


No, XJI.—Secretary ror Mies, 
Department of Mines te ts 
State Colliery, Lithgow 
Geological Survey Laboratory... ade as 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board ... ee oh 
Miscellaneous Services a at 
Total, Secretary for ‘Mines sch 


No. XIII.—DrpartMent or AGRICULTURE. 


Agriculture ... vee foe a af 
Stock, Brands, and Pastures Protection a “se rs 
Bothnie Gardens... é 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domain: 
Government Domain (Outer) 
Centennial Park ... 
State Governor’s Tesidence (« ean my 
Commercial Agents.. s A; : 
Miscellaneous Services : os 
Water Conservation and Ir rigation Crem tae 
Establishment . 
Miscellaneous . 
Total, Depar tment of Agriculture. : 
NO ALY Stoodte Gov ERNMENT. 

Local Government . 
Valuation Bureau ... 
Inventions Investigation Board 
Miscellaneous Sarrice 

Total, Department of Local Government. 


SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS. 
Interest an— 
Debentures and Funded Stock (various Acts) 
Treasury Bills (various Acts) .. 


Reduction of Public Debt—Repayment to State Debt Commissioner under 























Amount, Total. 
£ s. d. £ ames 
Sate oe thendyt enero, 12,460,240 3 4 
1,809,964 11 0 
184,205 0 11 
9,151 15 10 
1997" 8 "9 
9,666 0 0 
4,084 9 0 
10,820 6 2 
10,995 13 7 
40,427 19 10 
10,113.09 5'6 
*2,093,628 10 7 
45,338 1 0 
—— a *45.338 1 0 
ety 58,065 1 2 
325181 4 
127732 3 
1 138944 2 
9,630 18 2 
£!—_____-. —__— *64,538 8 1 
att 120,694 12 6 
s 48,466 16 9 
13,198. :8 2 
1,500 18 6 
4,083 15 0 
3,813 16 9 
6,872 14 10 
ASL! (6105 
3,09l 14 4 
4,975: 2.71 
40,071 10 1 
, 66,488 11 5 
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843,562 19 3 
A 6,682 O 11 
me DBS. 5 
180 6 2 
SA les Cree Sa ee CL *350,477 9 Q 


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497,279 9.10 


Act 59 Vic. No. 6 68iLst7 7s 
_ Corporations— 

Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908 3,300: 0 0 
Railway Commissioners Act No. 30 of 1912 and 70 of 1916 6,290 6 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, Acts 43 Vic, No. 32 

and 51 Vic. No. 28 80 16 .0 
Metropolitan Board of W ater Supply and Sewerage —Metr opolitan Water 

and Sewerage Amendment Act, No. 13, 1916, section 15 (3) oF 24,663 7 10 
Hunter District “Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Act. 55 Vic. No. 27... OP t8 
Sydney Corporation Act, Moiety of Salaries of Inspector of Nuisances 

and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No. 35 of 1902. : 1,952 14 0 
‘President of the Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales, Act, 

No. 9 of 1909 <3 300 0 0 
The Water Conservation and Ir rigation Commission, Act No. 22 ‘of 1916 2,500 0 0 
Forestry Commissioners, Act No. 55 of 1916 vr +5 Mien, vl, 4O0 lies 


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HEAD or EXPENDITURE. Amount. Total. 
£ 5, 0; £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... se - mae ~ £| 5,259,767 4 6 | 15,328,922..0..5 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS— continued, 
Pensions— 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 Soe bc “ 165,940 4 7 
Police Regulation (Superannuation), Act No. 28 of 1906 ... ioe cot 63,000 0 0 
Superannuation Act, No. 28 of 1916 Soe Aes. ir Be be 22,163 11, 3 
District Court Judges’ Pensions, Act No, 23 of 1912 A : 1,250 0 0 
Executive and Legislative— 
'| Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 : 11,040, 0.0 
Allowances, Parliamentary Representatives, Acts Nos. 32 of 1902 and 19 
and 41 df 1912... - san 40,645 0 0 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 41 of 1912... 21,517 14 10 
Colonial Secretary and Minister of Public Health— 
Endowment Munibipalities Act, No. 56 of 1906 eet de sia 1,660 9 2 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906.. ae ai one 1,735 18 8 
Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... 15,000 0 0 
Inscribed Stock—Management and Expenses, Act No. 79 of 1902 QTD Ad «6 4 
Attorney-General and J ustice— 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... ; ee aa me 3,003.4... 6 
District Courts J udges’ Salaries, Act No. 23 of 1912 Be . 12g00" OF Y 
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Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act 55 Vic. No. 26 4,000 0 O 
Western Land Board, New South Wales, ‘Act No. 70 of 1901 3,500 0 0 
Pastures Protection Act, Wo. 35, 1912 2. ; efi 757 14 4 
Public Instruction 
. Endowment Sydney University, Acts Nos. 22 of 1900, 92 of nes 52 of 
1912, and'78:of L9RG:. ... : a 32,000, 9, 0 
Endowment, Australian Museum, NG No. 61 of 1902 1,000 0 0 
. Endowment, Sydney Grammar School, Pr poe Act, 2nd December, “1854... 1,500 0 0 
Pndowmens. Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 2 2 of 1900 Hen ee, 196 13S 
Endowment (Building Fund), Wesley Galleze Act, No. 22 of 1900 4,929 18 2 
Endowment, Women’s College, Act No. 71 of 1902.. Jas) 500 0 0 
Endowment: (Building Fund), Women’s College ‘Act, 19 of 1916. 2009 1d 3 
Endowment, Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899. ise es 5 2,000 0 0 
Endowment, National Art Gallery, Act No. 54 of 1899 2,000 9, 0 
Local Government— 
Valuation of Land—Valuer'General, Act No. 2 of 1916 TH00 O. € 
Mines—- 
Endowment Miners’ Accident Relief Acts, No. of 42 of 1900, and 71 of 1901 3,240 9.11 
State Coal Mines+General Superintendent, Act No. 70 of 1912... £3 1,000 0 0 
Tora, SprcIAL APPROPRIATIONS .. - iy alt £|——____.— #0,703,001 17 9 
LOPaL ... 43s vas “nt ses eel seen bie ater Os « 21,031,999 18 2 
Less Repayments to Credit of Voves-— 
Governmental) ... an 3 AL AS 231,062 ..4 : 1 
Interest ©... aN ors ie des ay Pes 23626 - 0.0 
Business Undertakings Ae she Tyee oaths ose 139,344 15 ‘4 
: accra: ox 394,033 2 2 
Toran Nev Payments CHARGUABLE To REVENUE, A917-1918 £) wc cececeenteeees £20, 637 HDD {6 0 
caeeuadtee to G@nerkl Sinking Fuld, Act No, 19, T904 ee aes) hone edna ya he one £ 350,000 0 0 
Public Works Fund—Two-thirds of the net proceeds of .the .sale, of dua 
Lands, exclusive of interest—less 20 percent., unter Act No. 9, 1906)... eect £ 369,781 0 8 
Transfer to Special Deposits Account— 
Part half-proceeds of Forestry Revenue under Act No. 55. of 1916 
(Section 73) : ae ne x ye 8 Te RP ee at) £ goeer 4 38 
Public Works Fund——Amount in ADA cata Weed; 0A amie Ac -avatgaden’ ncinky ch tor Oe ‘att as & 250,000 0 0 
In Adjustment of Vote, Advance to Treasurer, 1916-1917 RS eee £ 97,840 14 8 
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| 3 W. A, HOLMAN, 
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Less Repayments itr ar “a bac = Jt ...| 330,337 14 0 
: : | 119,482 4 8 
Miners’ Accident Relief (Repeal) Act, No. 46,1916... ee ae ma 43.499 15 8 
Less Repayments PE Re: BR sa “he sen me 4 LOS 15 | 9 
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Meat Supply for Imperial Uses, Aet No. 6, 1915 m8 aa oe Sela to: ST Ree es A, ee 
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(Un anticipation of Consoiidated Revenue Fund Votes). | 
Voluntary Workers’ Organisation Expenses on Be ty was a; 76,321 2.0" 
Less Repayments ees ie at “Ve 64 “ee ee 1,528 16 11 
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Coal Board and. Distributing Committee—Advances for Working Expenses ..... 60,000 0 Uv 
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4 ae 33,862 L124 
Gristing of Wheat ... re) teeeerean ee seeees 64,427 44 [3 
Refund of Contributions to R ailway Superannuation ‘Account, by Employee ees : 
of the Railways and Tramways... yen Sa one AE Pes egatenee atest & 19,678 “f2 
Relief of Distress ... ize or ae a pei a ae lb “azpketour se i od 14 H 
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3224 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83, [1 Jony; 1918, 





PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918, as shown in 
Account Current (page 3225). 




















SERVICE. | Amount. Total. 
£ s. d | £ s, d. 
Premier’s Department— | 
Aviation School Erection and Equipment... eee a Wri tdysy see see e bey | BL Pa a: 
Colonial Secretary— 
Hospitals— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906 . rr ae ae as 30,742 16.0 
Albury Hospital—towards new Building Bh one ods 4,753 89 
Newcastle Hospital—Additions : au 209 oe ei 4 68.0 | 
State Hospitals and Asylums— i 
Rookwood Hospital—Additions, &e. ... “aA ee & 877 | 
Waterfall Hospital—Additions, &e. ... eee wind wes 2 76 18. 8 
Newington Hospital—Additions, &c.... ve a. Aa «4. 500 0»-0 
ee 36,167 18 0 
Treasury— | 
Government Printer—Purchase of Machinery and Plant ... og obo ity oaeeyie dara 379 11 6 
Explosives— 
Extra Jetties, Public Magazine, Middle Harbour = - Bt 6 pel 
New Public Magazines at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour—further 
sim... : 4g side 29% 5 5 | oe 
New Explosives Lighter for Sydney ee ; wee an: ote 46 17h | = 
Magazine Accommodation at Middle Harbour av i sistve-| 494 Sel | 
[re 824 15 8 
Na tigation — 
Coff’s Harbour Jetty—Alteration of Railway Gauge..2°  ... oan) eseoceeadeveesce 73 5 8 
Sydney Harbour. Trust— | 
Retiewals and Replacement of Wharfs, Jetties, and Plant, and’ i =" 
Buildings under Reconstruction Schemes... #6 a fe? ples deve sage ae. 20,461 19 10 
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Miscellaneous-— | = 
Recoup of Payments charged to Public Works Account Expenditure) | a 
Suspense Account during 1916-17— | 
Premier— 
Fence and Gates surrounding Government House Grounds 4 260 7-0 | 
Aviation School Establishment... ots S: we ee 3,706 OPT | 
| 
Treasurer and Secretary fer Finance and-Trade— | 
Explosives Department—Overhaul of gnardship “Annie” —... 282 2.0 | 
Minister for Public Works— 
Public Buildings generally = Pa Hel xf 5,098 19-36 | 
Publie instruction— 
School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Trade Schools, Technical 
Education, Teachers Training College, and other Buildings, | 
Erections, Additions, Improverhents, Equipments, Renewals,| Cc) | 
. and Materials op an pe Fe ©. i: wi] ¢ £09,608 , 3Qb1 4 
Secretary for’ Lands— 
Forestry—To meet expenditure in connection with Afforestation 
and Re-afforestation «fol 10,239 164 | 
| — ) 129,127 eies 4 
Attorney-General and Justice— 
Miscellaneous— | 
Penitentiary, Long Bay a ab 53 15 6 | 
Court- houses— Erection, Additions, arith Porch jade of Sites 8 ali 185. 12753) 
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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


. DETAIL S04 TEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918 continued, 


SERVICE. 





Brought forward... —s ae wae £ 
Lands— 
Miscellaneous Services— 

Towards the Purchase, Acquisition, or Resumption of Sites for 
Public Parks, Resumption of Foreshores, and for other public 
purposes, and expenses in connection therewith . a 

Compensation in connection with the Resumption. for Land for 
Roads under the Public Roads Act, 1902 

For Construction of Roads, Water Conser vation, and otherwise 
improving Lands for Settlement 

Forestry—To ‘meet expenditure in connection ‘with Affor estation and 
Reafforestation, Resumptions, Survey, and Tagreiaarene of Land 
for Forestry purposes ; ee 

Western Land Board—To meet half cost of Chashinaticn and 
Renewal of Vermin-proof Fence on the boundary between New) 
South Wales and South Australia ' 

Xeclamation of Swamp, Municipality of Carrington (Crown Lands)... 

For clearing, fencing, and improving the Northern Suburbs Cemetery 


Public Works— 

For Construction of Works generally— 
Works, Buildings, and Services... 
Roads 
Bridges 4 
Pants, Ferries, and Lattnohes 
Public Watering- -places, Drainage Re ane 08 ee ee 
Harbours, and Rivers—Dredge Service in connection with Per- 

manent Improvements of Harbours and Rivers ,.. 
Water Supplies 
Public Buildings generally 
Railways and ‘Tramways... ue. er a: li rr ees 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 

Renewals of Water Mains, Sewers, Plants, Buildings, &e., for 
Renewal Works Generally; also recoup to Loan Votes for 
Machinery and Plant worn out or dismantled 

Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 

Renewal of Water Mains and Sewers ... 

To enable the Board to carry out Scwerage . Connections on the 
deferred payment system, &c. 





k Juty; 1918:} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83, 





Amount, 
& s. 
5,800 16 6 
217 6 6 


4,795 11 0 


4,022.13. 7 
1,830. 5.7 
Bi 1 Sci 
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1,628 13 0 
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Expenditure on Main Roads under a Board constituted for the purpose . 

Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities under contract for 
repayment ode one sy duc ene ae 

Recoup to Loan V ote—Wo or rks, Buildings, and Services, in terms of 
Appropriation under Loan Act, No. Of of 1912 


Public Instruction-— 

School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Teachers’ Training College, 
Technical Education, School and Residence Sites, Additions, other 
Buildings, including Head Office, University, Reformatory Buildings, 
Australian Museum, National Art Gallery, Conservatorium of Music, 
and Observatory and cost of land é 

Recoup to Loan Vote—School Buildings, Teachers’ “Residences, and other 
Buildings, &e., in terms of appropriation under Loan Act, No, 57, 1912 





Local Government— 
Grants to Shires and Municipalities — 
To assist Shires and Municipalities 
Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities under contract for 
repayment ... 
Provision of Punt over Cook’s Riv er, Appr oaches, ke., Grants to Councils 
for Improvements to Lord’s-road, and for Construction of New Main 
Road to connect Mace (Botany) with Bay-road Sa a re 
further sum ras tee 


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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
- DETAILED STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—eontinued. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83, 


[1 Juny, 1918, 











SERVICE, Awount. ToraL 
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Brought forward... ie Rie ios Hs Ee 545,453 7 8 
Agriculture— 
Botanic Gardens, &c.—Erection of Soldier Kiosk in Domain wo. cash | cee ceeecesdeveees 66 16 5 
Stock and Brands— 
Establishment of a Veterinary Experimental Station... (0 1.0.00 ceah  ceeseceeeseesee ees 991 12 0 
Forestry— 
Afforestation—Clearing, Fencing, and preparing Land and ee oda 
further sum : 26 16 11 
To meet expenses in connection with Reafforestation 382 6 7 


Establishment of a Forest Nursery in the Tweed District, “Duplication of 
plant at State Mills and purchase of machinery, also material ‘for the! 
construction of a Timber Railway to Craven Forest, erection of Forest 
Training School at Narara, and Sinking Shallow Bores 

Purchase of ‘Vimber Lands at Craven 


Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on account of Current Year’s 


Expenditure 
Total 





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The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sudney, 1st July, 1918, A. P. Pearson, 


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559,315 13. 6 


5,892 19 7 





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W. A. HOLMAN, 


Comptroller of Aecounts. 


Treasurer. 


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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
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Acr 14, 1903. | | 
Harbours and Rivers— | 
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Act' No. 36, 1905. 
Lands— 
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purchase of Wire-netting or other Materia! and Plant for the 
Destruction of Rabbits... “ii ae ti on ei | ne coda is 11094 15 3 
Acr No, 25, 1911. ‘ 
Water Supply— | 
Country Towns Water Supply—furthersum ... Ace ere Hee ae onde We ate ced | Tze 0 0 
Water Conservation— 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area-—for the acquisition and disposal of| 
Lands for settlement purposes _.., ~ oes ae | NNER AER es OR 4 8 10 
Act No. 44, 1912. 
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Act No. 57, 1912. 
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Towards Resumption of Australian Gaslight Company’s Frome | 
Darling Harbour, and adjacent additional AQCWM Tene career ane tec atavsrs tee tateed Sort oe. 6 
Water Conser vation, Irr igation, Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage.. TEEPE ee Re Lat. 0. 8 
. Miscellaneous— 
Sydney Harbour Bridge—towards oa eee ove ose ae 0 a a 
Industria] Undertakings... Ree tee aos ral re a 9,669 10 5 
Prenvinate 10,583 11 7 
Works, Buildings, and Serv ices—(to be recouped by ba yment from Public 
Works Fund over a period of ten years)... ae ae ey. Meal wibadeqeeds tacts es Poet ONS 
Act No. 5, 1914. 
Colonial Secretary— 
Miscellaneous— 
Towards erection of New Sale Yards, Abattoir Area... Si neh 87 0 8 
State Bakery—Establishment ... bee oe fe: we es 6c 
—- 98°49 8 
Railway Construction— 
Barmedman towards Hillston—towards The wc EMAAS «4 cutis dat ACHLanT: * Gicadncoceae <s 462 3 9 
Tramway Construction— ; 
Tramways generally—further sum... “oe as as supe. sem nas aeaiitad- ‘ 23.18 9 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Coft’s Harbour Jetty—-Extension and Improvements ,. ; ai: Tio? .3 IL 
Government Dockyard and Workshops, Newcastle, Exténsion ry! 276 18 5 








Carried forward... nes o, oe Pil Guess cases sameees £ 63,530 19 10 








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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 50th June, 1918—continwed, 








SERVICE. Amount. Total, 
—_——---—-- —_~- = —-. —_ —s = — — i — —_ _— — _— ‘ — = 
| £) Sead £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... a Bas iS @ A age be | 63,530 19 10 
Act No. 5, 1914—continued. | 
Industrial Undertakings— | 
State Brickworks, Botany—Establishment—further sum... 5 nicl {ABs Oba Saat hate 16 11 6 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Lands Resumption and Compensation—Burrinjuck Storage Reservoir 
































=> 





and Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas as ar aS FR oF Adee ars 168 16 
Act. No, 31, 1914. 
Fisheries — 
Towards purchase of 'Trawlers, kc. a ah Sei SEA OL MMe cetere gee salves Lali 9 
Housing Board— 
For the Purchase or Resumption of Land, for the Erection of Build- 
ings, and the Construction of Works, and for other costs and 
expenses, under the Housing Act, 1912, the amount to be carried to 
the Housing Fund, constituted under the said Act—. ihe Garden 
Suburb... ‘ ane saa ALA ws me f Foe hy. hha i tO). hae 13,500 0 0 
Resumed Properties Branch— 
Improvement of Observatory Hill Resumed Area, and erection of 
Shops, Dwellings .se.-—lnrpner SUM i) (jcc) ose | «cel MER vemeeiens cuianes 2518-709 4 
Railways— 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railway ae ae ne WeMeA Ties cas \ ond seg Cen ee 48.691 7 6 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Lands Resumption and Compensation—Burrinjuck Storage Reservoir 
and Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas sae wy ee rie | Mesh cose «tice opel 1321; 1370 
Lands— 
Advances to Settlers on Lands held under Leasehold Tenures under 
the Crown Lands Acts, to enable them to clear Lands for 
Wheat Crops ass sus as oe ee eles aniy testes ose nscrma 28 162 
Railway Construction— 
Parkes to Peak Hill—further sum ve ir aD ee ee 206 10 4 
Galong to Burrowa—further sum hs , eee Pe ar Gite ae 
Wagea Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum. nie dpe ane 12°19 4 
Morce to Mungindi—further sum sive ie ee ma ae 248 0... 6 
—_ ——~-— 534 11 11 
Sewerage Construetion— 
Jountry Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—-further sum ... 745 7 8 
Long Bay Ocean Outfall--further sum... aelalog a. 
—_——-- Lal) cb) 
Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum a so sing 260 3 11 
Improvements, Sydney Water Supply—towards A ge ae OL Ab wy 
ee Dat te ts 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension—further sum “es LIV toe 
Newcastle Floating Dock-—further sum 3,058 12 7 
- MA a als 
Public Buildings— 
New Store Depot at Leichhardt—further sum... ox me o shiphi haw Beatas sesatsicgs 1,078 14 6 
Industrial Undertakings— 
State Metal Quarries—further sim’ a bb: Ly WG So ar 
State Quarry, Maroubra—Hstablishment—further sum Age inl 688. So) Fa 
oy Bre nea eeemeemenen 740 3 4 
Meat Industry and Abattoir wee! 
New Public Abattoir and other works at Homebush Point, Meat- 
distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, ,Sale- yards, Meat 
Export and other Works and Buildings, including Land), 
Resumption and Costs... on ms ‘He ae sea ae are dl 144 5 0 
Carried forward ... ste oes 8 Mc 5 I tied apy > e's awe £ 137,401 1 0 





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1 Jury, 1918.] 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


3231 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continwe-d, 



































SERVICE, Amount. 
£ s. d 
Brought forward... ARS Er ae nie St heavensd adage 
Act No. 31, 1914-—continued. 
Miscellaneous— 
Sydney Harbour Bridge —further sum. 27; D.,,.9 
State Power Supply, Sur vey, Lands, &e. ay ; 443 6 8 
Works undertaken for Shires and ‘Municipalities under Contract for 
Repayment .. “ tae ae ans 1,329 4 10 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum) ....i.eee sees eee ee 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum ee t64 dey on 184); 7,2 
Amplitication—towards .. 1,105 3 3 
Agriculture— _———— 
For the Promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and Ex- 
periment and Demonstration Farms ngie a gs i Pee ee et ee 
Act No. 56, 1915. 
State Trawlers— 
Towards construction of Trawlers, Establishment of Depéts, Motor 
Vehicles, Wharf Accommodation ... iP wp bbiaces vascena les aye 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port. ... Eh re ra 449 12 10 
Resumption of land at Jones’ Bay—further sum pte 1,572 lind 
Railways— | 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, and Buildings, and for other 
purposes 010 0 
Towards Pohateacion of. Rleminaton id Belmore, and W acl Trond 
to Glebe Island and Darting’ Island Railways—further sum 2,000 0 O 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railway dt : 92,510.84 
aT, hi 
Tramways— 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, and Power House, 
Duplication of Lines, and for other purpos»s,, sleet peeled scree ensbiacterd 
Industrial Undertaking — 
State Bakery—Establishment ... wa <a as \. mae: darhasrst thine 


Secretary for Lands—Miscellaneous— — 
Advances to settlers to assist them in tiding over temporary financial 
difficulties consequent upon the drought, or in other | special 
circumstances . 


ete oee ree erersracg 


Railway Construction— 








North Coast Railway—further sum 278 jks ph 
_ Dunedoo to Coonabarabran—further sum e uae a : 4,507 0 10 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum.. ar ee dy. br Elev, 
Forbes to Stockinbingal—further sum ... se aha afte : 248 8 
Muswellbrook to Mer rriwa—further sum Bo) drug 
Tullamore to Tottenham—further sum... 2,117 12. 6 
Barellan to Mirrool—further sum ; tos nae ps ny 608 10 0 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum... as ah! sas aes 19,663 11 5 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum OP cas ee oo 912 7 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum iby be oat ae ae 3,531 8 10 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... ty Bee Ri ak Bae +6 ce 
Coonabarabran to Burren Junction Bes re ee : 394. 9. 8 
hittes Heakacaniniese £ 


Carried forward ... wae 





Total. 
£ s. a, 
137,401 1 QO 
2,050 0 6 
PAGEL. 
1,289 10 5 
930 6 5 
13 14 10 
9,021 14 6 
94,510 18 4 
196,047 13 3 
DME OE 
29D O 
36,483 16 8 





» 470,553 6 7 





ne eee ee neha eree tena aes oa ae on on occa ein eee eeeeeeemmnintel: Inia Anes 


3232 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. /83. {1 Jury, 1918. 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETATL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continued. | 

















SERVICE. ~ Amount. Total. 
- — ~ S aEEIEEeEneaenee ~— —~ —— ——--— - — ar Sa eee — = 
£ “dd. £ s. d. 
Brought forward ~ ... dng aon “as yy: Oe Ley aE... 470,553 6-7 


Act No. 56, 1915—continued. 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— | 
City Electric Railway and Bridge-yard Machiner i a SUDEP 46,660 12 11 
Eastern Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum Eee ahs 2,039 2098 
Western Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum |... Me vas 599 94.52 


Se 





49,298 19 9 
Sewerage Construction— 





Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—-further sum... 38 17 2 | 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum 4.. 15 16 115 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum ty ay a Pee ass 16 1% 7%) 
Long Bay Ocean Outfall—further sum. = a aH HY 6,917 72001 


Lo | 
i) 
[o2) 
“J 
Co 
ite) 


Water Supplies— | | 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... ne ode os 7,783 4 11)) 
Hunter District Water Supply—Amplification.. i. ye Tony 459969153)! Qo |sotedted xa 

ee 54,079 7 11 





- 





Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements and Wharfage, including Dredging | 




















and other Plant—further sum ... DL 2,800 17 8) 
Port Kembla Improvements, Wharfage, and Shipping A. pplianees-— | 

further sum ... soe oF aa 524 6 9 
Coffs Harbour Improvements—further s sum ... vas oe 1042 19) 7a) 
Clarence River Improvements—further sum ... oop ao ae 274 3 8 
Tweed River Improvements—further sum... 4 fed iv 728 18!) -20 
Nambucca River Improvements—further sum. 3.10 7 
Government BAS! New castle —Extension, including Munition / 

Factory sum aA ce sae met 8} 1,796 °-O" 04) 
Newcastle Floating Dock—further sum... At, DA fi) Ee 3,018 3:10) 

Bridges— | 10,188 17.3 
Bridges generally... Pes A fe. ii Au i, HW HBB L084 , 
Sydney Harbour Bridge. as ae sa Bee ey gS 5,055 7 4 

Public Buildings— od - 12,6879 7 
New Offices, Department of Agriculture—towards ... Ne 5,247 0 10 
Central Railway Station—Completion of Railway Offices—towards.. 7,039 15 4 





Industrial Undertakings— | 

State Metal Quarries—further sum ... se bee vA h TAR, RRA | 5079 7 2 
Meat Industry and Abattoir Board— | 

New Public Abattoir and other works at Homebush Point—Meat | 

Distributing Depot, Pig and’ Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat | 

Export and ‘other Works and Buildings, including Land Resump- | 

















RAGS ta AVOSUN > ae reper ae” | sala WNetgr, e NTI cae or cemerern Set at 5 ih 2,262 6B 10 
Miscellaneous— | 
Advance to meet General Expenses, Commission, and other charges | 
payable under the Agreement with Messrs. Norton Griffiths & Co. 
in connection with the carrying out of Public Works, to be here- | 
after adjusted by transfer of payments to thé specific Public 
Works to which the amounts are properly chargeable ...00 0 L.}) eee 25,786 19 0 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage-— 
Water Supply 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water 
Supply .Amplification—further sum ive 8 ea bid 9,200 14° 1 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further'sum —... 672 129 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— — 9,873 6 10 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further suim Wo ie 1 ee 3,454.19 0 
Improvements and other Works ve tue oy ts de 9111 1 8 
Amplification— towards ... ‘cl Bea ay Bre ioe i.! 30. 6. 9 
Sewerage— | 
Extension and Reticulation—further sum pp, me a re 246 18 6 
Miscellaneous— 
New Offices, Workshops, &c. ©... sts Be hte P iv Q 7 aad 


a 





eee 12,843 13 0 











Carried forward xe nae a ws 0 AKA WRU. £ 671,487 11 40 


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DETAIL, STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 19!8-continued. 








j SERVICE. Amount, Total. 
SSE ES SE ee : 
£ s. d. | £ syd, 
Brought forward... “ie Rie nea sa MS RUE Hodis es cide nhes | 671,117 11 10 
Acr No. 56, 1915—continued. | 
Secretary for Mines— 
Miscellaneous— f . 
State Collieries Establishment, including resumptions fest vis| ca eteeeweebeeendere | 1815 8 1 
Agriculture— 
For the Promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and 
Experiment and Demonstration Farms... qe hee 9,641. 3 04 
Purchase of Site for Horsebreeding Farm and Impr Senients | Mo ure 2 504 914 
Siemens 12,145 12 8 





Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 














Shallow Boring-—to provide Water Supplies for Settlers... Sec) CERO: Sanaa ee ° 110 8 3 
Acr No. 73, 1916. 
Industrial Undertaking— 
State Trawlers— 
Yowards construction of Trawlers, Wooden Fish-carrying Vessel, 
Establishment of coe Motor Vehicles, Wharf Accommodation 
Plant.. oe AE ee oe sts : shoiptheo one bears 20,905 8 7 
Sydney Harbour Trust: - 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement | 
of the Port ... set nas ie ny soe Sb suit dessses 020 Meteo Hees 1,249 15 10 
Railways— 
Rolling-stock, to meet additional traffic requirements and equipment, _ 
of New Lines | 120,256 13 4 
Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, ‘and Buildings, and for other 
purposes |... | 118,340. 4.8 
Towards construction of ‘Flemington to Belmore, and Wardell- road tol 
Glebe Island, and Darling Island Railways—further sum e 88,092 16 4 | 
Towards equipment of Refreshment Rooms... on ws +] 6,547 15 10 
Tramways— {——- Sa 398;937 10 2 
Towards additional Rolling Stock to meet extension of Traffic, and 
Equipment of New Lines ... tnd wits big pe {..| aise mmoweenn {syle +s 3451 3 6 
Industrial Undertaking— ‘ 
State Bakery—Establishment ... oe Se We ag bold Cou iee Vevey poh te 459 16 6 
Secretary for Lands— : | 
Miscellaneous— | 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act No. 21, 1676 Aaehnces to assist 
Settlers and to meet other expenses incurred under the provisions 
of the Act... 44,873 18 7 
Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small holdings for’ 
Returned Soldiers ... 19,965 6.5 
Construction of Roads re Lands to be made available for Returned any 
Soldiers pS ow eae 
For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquir ed Lands to 
be leased or otherwise disposed. of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 
‘of Implements, Stock, &e. ... 28,709 112: 3 
National Park Trust—For Erection of Buildings, Improvements, &e. 
(‘Lo be repaid) Uy. SOO he x, 7 “a sill 1,500 0° 0 
———- 102,286 1 2 
Railway Construction— 
North Coast Railway—tfurther sum _... ee wt oes vl 78,294.29 
Dunedoo to Coonabarabran—further sum bik yA. An sal 7,486 18° 5 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further stim... alt this Lo. 14)517, 2°10 
Forbes to Stockinbingal—further sum»... ik. lad do: ies 24,885 3 6 
Muswellbrook to Merriwa —further sum “sy bs a ae 6,526 2 10 
Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum ... ms di me a 2,680 0 9 
Tullamore to Tottenham—further sum ... Bes a are ol 30,000 10 3 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum... ee “ ae | 13,503 5 2 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum wet ‘3 ait e is3 12,281 19°06 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum ae ae ee may du 4,776 4/8 
Dubbo to Werris Creek— further sum ... ae a uae aS 1,485 14 5 





Carried forward ... nae ee 40 £ 202,437 411] 1,146,728 16 7 


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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continued. 


SERVICE. Amount. | Total. 











| 


ES A RIS oR NE a NE i is IS SSE Se SE a I EE 















































SAEs i, 8. a Oe 
Brought forward aa ome ion £| 202,487 4 11 L14Gagesl0 8 
Act No. 73, 1916—continued. | 
Railway Construction— continued, | 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum a8 is se ih 23,292 19 8 
Gosford to Gosford Racecourse—further sum ... Bee sie Bn 76,909 
Molong to Dubbo—towards ... oe a van we oat 3,492 4 1 
Barmedman to Rankin’s Springs—towards CM ay ft il FEI KD 70 
Canowindra to Eugowra—towards il be aes Es Ae oe 326 18 8 
Craboon to Coolah—towards ... wee an 2M a way 312 1°r1 
Gilgandra to Coolie—towards ... ©... ie ep oe Ha 95 16 5 
Mirrool to Hillston—towards ... .... ind a oes pry 323 19 6 
Cobar to C.8.A. Mine—towards ia a 1s. 3 0 
Land Resumptions for Authorised Railway s—further sum ... as 38 6 9 
— 236,590 6 6 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— | 
City and Suburban Electric Railways—further sum ... : 71,461 11 35 
City and Suburban Railways—Land Resumptions and costs—further 
Sumi aya ae, oe on on sae ne rites 14 =F 
2 187,376 5 10 
Tramway Construction— | 
Tramways generally—further sum oss ee ote Bt cri eS PROC aS een 307 1 6 
Sewerage Construction— 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further.sum .., 196 5 5 
Country ‘owns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels —further sum ... Pehl. 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum Oe wh os a: A 48 9 4 
— — 246 16 6 
Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... ¥e we va. 51 4 6 
Improvements Sydney Water Supply—further sum ... Aa Je 25431 MNT 
——- 250 a a 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements and Wharfage, including Dredging 
and other plant—further sum : ‘ 711 11 10 
Port Kembla Improvements, Wharfage, and ‘Shipping Appliances, 
Power supply and distribution—further sum... ee 5,304 10 6 | 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements—further sum ... ah wee . 4582 3 41 
Nambucca River Improvements—further sum. | 11 23 5 0 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, including ‘Munition 
Factory—furtber sum sr 26 std a a AY: 26,097 3 10 
New Tug for Newcastle ... fy. 3,765 0 0 
oo ao 41,583 14 3 
Bridges— 
Bridges generally... fr el bes i nde Le veel alweny ROWE EES 3,272 4 6 
Public Buildings— 
Treasury Buildings—Additions... i 13,218 17 9 
Central Railway Station—Completion of Railway Offices— towards, 14,951 i 1 
Caves Houses and Tourist Resorts generally ... da aN 189 18 10 
— 28,354 17 8 
Industrial Undertakings— 
State Timber Yards and Building Ni age San sum, eae 6,453 (1977 
State Motor Garage—further sum ey ; Ae ue ye he) aie 
-——— 6,665 12 2 
Meat Industry Metropolitan Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depédt, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export and other Works and } Buildings Noe Land 
Resumption and Costs Ant sa) |) wel Des) Ae THN Se aor ene i. 24,987 12 11 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including aha Water 
Supply, Amplitication—further sua * ane : ose 70,441 12 8 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum... 27,698 12 0 
98,140 4 8 
Carried forward ... in ks Be ov Detae deals Uaceeesis « £ 1,776,848 2 2 





1 Juny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continied. 





SERVICE. 





Brought forward = ty av £| 
Act No. 73, 1916—continued. 


Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 


Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum 
Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation—further sum HE i, Bae Oh 


Improvements and other Works—-further sum 


Agriculture— 
Miscellaneous— 

Clearing of Crown Lands at Tottenham (Woodlands), and the growing 
of wheat thereon me 

Forest Vale Estate— Preparation, &e., of Farms for Share-farmers .. 

Grain Elevators—Construction, and for purposes incidental thereto.. 

Bulk Handling of Wheat—Cost of Plans and asinine &e., tor 
a complete scheme ... oe 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 

For the Construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, Pur- 
chase of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of ‘lenant-rights, &c. 

To enable the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission to 
make advances to Settlers of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas 
for development purposes and to provide for deferred rents and 
water rates—to be subsequently repaid ... 

Shallow Borings—to provide Water Supplies for Settlers 

To provide assistance in development of farms of settlers of the 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas who enlist for Military Service.. 


Act No. 7, 1917. 
Industrial Undertaking— 





State Trawlers—Towards construction of Trawlers, Wooden Fish- 
carrying Vessel, Establishment of cay Motor Vehicles, 
Wharf ‘Accommodation, Plant ik: i as ms a 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement! 
of the Port ... ee id 
Railways— | 
Rolling-stock, to meet additional traflic requirements, and equipment 
of New Lines ; additions to Railway Lines, Stations, and Build- 
ings and for other purposes; and towards equipment of 
Refreshment Rooms 4 si a pos 


Railway Construction— 
North Coast Railway—further sum 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum. 
Masvellbvonis to Merriwa—further sum 
Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum 
Cobar to C. S. A. Mine—further sum .,.. 
Henty to Billabong Creek—towards ... 
Land Resumptions for authorised Railways: —further sum 


Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City and Suburban Railways—Land Resumptions and Costs 


Tramway Construction— 
Tramways generally—further sum 5a = +) 





Carried forward ... ne — wie we oe 





























3235 
Amount, Total, 
£ 8. ae £ Pes 
NFER ER Ae SEE a's 1,776,848 2 2 
1,591°12:0 
OND LUG 
1,620 1 10 
S214 6 J] 
605 lees 
1,149 10 8 
40,879 14 +6 
340 16 0 
a = POD 2S 
114,174 8 5 
14,810: 16 6 
2408118713 
702 1157 
——— WSE.0960,-. 87S 
NRO EA 71,776 12 10 
Py SOA VarIgin 164,690 19 11 
ae Ae 4 4 fe 349,088 14 2 
241,743 2 10 
10,999 15:2 
34,628 3 5 
51,064 2 5 
25,949 9 9 
6,334 7 2 
802-0 8 
68,944 14 6 
159,394.10 0 
4,008 17 8 
27,054 14 7 
29,8960, 7" 3 
— 660,815 5 5 
Pe Neclsteaie Kee bones A 30,754 5 6 
SoM RIOS TN 24,304 14 2 
ee ION AIA £ 3,256,564 ke? 


3236 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. [1 Juny, 1948. 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year endéd 30th J uné, 1918—continued. 


SERVICE. Amount, Torat, 
mate Cl: ay sn OS 
Brought forward te ise 46g Bl oree8 oi. csdese cae 3,256,564 11 7 


Act No. 7, 1917-~—continued. 


























Xailways and Tramways— 
Purchase of Railway and Tramway Stores and Materials which cannot 
properly be charged to Appropriations of Parliament until actually 
issued for use, the amount to be carried to Special Deposits Account 
(Railway Store Advance Account)—further sam G2 BO 2isdeses ties idaees 200,000 0 0 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, No, 21, 1916—Advances to assist 
Settlers, and to meet other expenses incurred under the pro- don % 
visions of the Act . 2 34,733 12 9 | 
Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small “holdings 
for Returned Soldiers ti o4;145 0...5 
For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquired lands, to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 
of implements, stock, &e. ... a2 ais iy be 81,956 4 3 
For the Purchase of Sheep for Stocking © Crown Lands ot Resumed 
Areas for Returned Soldiers’ Settlements.. bas 21,140 0 0 
Forest Vale Estate—Preparation; &c., of Farms for Share-farmers sit 13,057 6 3 
For the purpose of prickly-pear eradicatioti of Crown Lands and 
expenses incidental thereto a in st ane te 104, 8 3 
—— - 185,736 12 4 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements; including WPS ia 
Dredging, and other Plant—further sum, : ink 74,800 6 9 
Port Kembla Harbour Tmprovements—further | sum ... eee 20,892 6 10 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements—Jetty Extension —further sum via 25,696 5 4 
Nambucca River Improvements—further sum. . sling is sta 999.17...8 
Tweed River Improvements—further sum... a xh is 800 0 0 
Cook’s River Improvements—further sum... wy. a re 1,420 2 11 
- 124,608 19° 6 
Water Supplies — 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum. ‘ii ins cat 58,600 9 3 
Improvements, Sydney Water Supply —further sum ... ii 80,676 16 1 
Hunter District Water Supply —Amplification—further sum 3 (AS20469 6 
— - —_ 210,544 15. 0 
Sewerage Construciion — £543 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum... p247 14.4 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum ... e 898 9 0 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum 3) i pa HE is 13, j019. 4, 2 vve pals 
arti ea 126,164 17 6 
Bridges— 
Bridges generally. se ase oes dare Scr) fee aes TALE coed ddan cddidindae 2,928 9 11 


Public Buildings bye noise 
Central Railway Station—-Conipletion of Railw: vay Offivces—towards...}- 24,748 13 7 | 
Caves Houses and Tourists Resorts generally . oe 4;729 19 11 








Industriai Undertakings— £Gi 6", 
State Brickworks, Botany—further sum Adi bia sis sath yaibtasdes. cal tines 563 1 7 


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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 





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SERVICE, 


Brought forward 
Act No. 7, 1917—continued. 


Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export and other Works and Buildings, including Land prepay: 
tion and Costs af hs ate tee 


Miscellaneous— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Establishment 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—To provide a Working Account, 
and for the purchase of Stores and Materials, which cannot 
properly be charged to appropriations of Parliament until 
actually issued for use, the amount to be carried to Special 
Deposits Account (Government Dockyard and Newcastle Work- 
shops Store Advance Account), and to be used conjointly with 
that Account as a Working and Store Account .. ae Be 


River Murray Commission— 
Part cost of Works to be carried out under the Act 


Water Act— 
Swamp Drainage Works generally f. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 


Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &ec., including Sydney Water’ 
Supply Amplification—further sum Bit afte ons oa 


Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 


Miscellanesus— 

Parramatta Water Supply—To Recoup the Consolidated Revenue, 

Fund of amount chargeable thereto in terms of section 16 of the) 

Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Amendment Act, No. 13, of, 
1916.. “ 

Purchase of Stores and “Materials which cannot properly be char ged 
to appropriations of Parliament until actually issued for use— 
the amount to be carried to Special Deposits Account (Metro- 
politan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Store Advance 
Account)—further sum... oy on dis gee | 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board—- 


Water Supply— | 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements and other Works, and 
Amplification—further sum 


Seawerage— 
Extension and Reticulation; Improvements and other Works— 
further sum... 


Miscellaneous— 

Purchase of Stores and Materials, which cannot properly be charged) 
to appropriations of Parliament until actually issued for use - the 
amount to be carried to Special Deposits Account (Hunter 
District Water Supply and Sewerage Board Store Advance! 
Account)—further sum <a es : sai 





Carried forward 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. 





‘DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—cons&inaed. 











Amount. Total. 
Os. d, £ ao) dy 
las ak 4,136,590 0 11 
dade 8 Loeotyths 165,816 2 10 
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AAA oe A 2,057 18 10 
Kh ven BO 47.10 9 
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107,415 11 4 
24,663 7 10 
15,000 0 0 
478,242 15 0 
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3,000 O00 
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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Year ended 30th June, 1918—continued. 
SERVICE. ag Amount. TOTAL, 
esd, &. hestd, 
Brought forward “ Hi soe eee Al Se tianix camer tice 4,880,292 12 0 


Act No. 7, 1917—continwed. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
For the construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, and 
Works generally ; Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase of 























Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, &c. ai 37,481 18 10 
Shallow boring—To provide Water Supplies for Settlers — ... ie 12,906*- 7:0 
For the Erection of Canning and other Factories and Installation of 
Plant in connection therewith, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area...) 122,731 9 4 ; 
WIS119 15 2 
Total... liay. ‘ongyitun'l, to ayo shaegge od Paggede oc. 4)g}01,053,418 7 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on account of Current’ 
Year’s Expenditure ... ae mf ui. wa at SORES, UNS £ 290,262 6 2 
Total, Public Works and Services... aoe duill Seagate ate nate £| *4,763,150 J O 


‘Repayment of Loans— 
Debentures—4 per cent. Debentures, due Ist March, 1915, issued under 

















Acts No. 60, 1900, and No. 62, 1901 (an London) ie 151002 OO 
| Funded Stock—4 De cent. Funded Stock, due 10th ree 1917, issued 
under Act No. 25, 1911 (in Sydney)... wee 9,667 0 0} 
) “| —--———- _ *10,767 0 0 
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* See page 3228. 

‘ W,. A. HOLMAN, 

The Treasury, New South Wales, A. P. Pearson, Treasurer, 
Sydney, lst July, 1918. Comptroller of Accounts. 


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No. 83, 1 Juty, 1918, —8. 


3244 NEW SOUTH, WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83, {1 Jury, 1918. 





No. 21. 
BALANCE 


Showing the LeparrR Batancgs on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 





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Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. or Se oe 
| Cr. ; 
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£ 8s. d. £ 8d 
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&12 3194 & 3220 SPECIAL DEvosits Account ty 2 ode! / Cr. DASE ed 5,533,653 10 5 
Spxcrat Accounts :— 
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Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... % 12,236 6 10 
3 & 13 13195 & 3221 Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account... +3 307,116 12 0 
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DISTRIBUTION. 








Sprcrat Derosirs Account— 
With Bank of New South Wales 


With Commercial 
Sydney Ltd. 


Treasury Chest— 
Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— 
New South Wales Funded Stoek 
Treasury Guarantee Fund— 


New South Wales Funded Stock 


The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd.— 


New South Wales Treasury Bills 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Trust| 


Account—Fixed Deposit aes 


Sundry Deposits 


Miscellaneous re Hf ae 66 


ToraL SprcrAL Deposits AccouNnT—C€ASH AND SECURITIES <£ 


Seecratn Accounts— 


With Bank of New South Wales— 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account 


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Walos on the 30th June, 1918, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities, 
CasuH, SECURITIEG. Torat. 
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£ 8. d. 
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ooo oee oe Boren erecveserseed 20,500 0 0 
eee OY OR eeererone eoe 20,000 0 0 
on eee ees eer eee vote reees . 1,250 0 0 
Account (Deposits on Tenders) | tee teeensereeeeees 12,930 0 0 | 
mi wooed aseres or) 32,280 17 3 | 
5,417,692 13 2 115,960 17 3 5,533,655 10 5 


423,954 1 11 


5,957,607 12 4 


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No. 21. BALANCE 


Showing the Lzpaur Baancezs on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 





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£ Sod. £ 8; ~ d: 
Brought forward... Me S00 Lior, Bu chah etna eemene 5,957,607 12 4 
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4 & 14! 3196 & 3222 | CLoser Serrnement ACCOUNT. . pL ae » ‘ Ai00% werk to mah POON Og 
5 & 15 | 3197 & 3223} Pusttc Works Account Ty ieeeiciat Yr aaaanaee eee sia ae Pi eem 241,303 0 5 
6 & 16 | 8200 & 3227} Raruways Loan Account, 1915 is an a B51) P} | (estsnsanasoumanbes 238,707 10 11 
10 & 20 | 3211 & 3241 | Miners’ Accrpent RELIEF (REPEAL) Acr, No. 46, 
1916 tee Wis Bad 600 es ae 500 RSet lisdiawa cogaetanite nt 296,000 0 0 
Cr. Sesstetetsacgetert et D.Oua ode 67s 
| Desir BALANCES— pets | 
1& 11 | 3180 & 3212] Consoriparep REVENUE ACCOUNT . ue 0 os| De 459,313 7 9 
7 & 17 | 3201 & 3228] GunuraL LoaN ACCOUNT = ume was ee] ops 867,540 4 4 
8 & 18 | 3209 & 3239| Pustic Works Account ExPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
Account ne, Abe HP tee AOE Ses , 19,414 7 4 
9 & 19 | 3210 & 3240] Loans Expenpirurne StsPexse Account... «.. , 191,924 3 9. 
10 & 20 | 3211 & 3241! Sump Waunat anp Fopprr ExrEenvituRE Suspense 
Account ius Ne ae be 300 oo ry 47,051 0 10} 
10 & 20 | 3211 & 3241 Coan Purcttase Suspense Account Ye x 175,914 5 0 
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the Treasury, New Sovth Wales, 
Sydney, 1st July, L9T8, A, PY Pearson, 
Comptroller of Accounts. 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 83. 3247 








STATEMENT—continued. 
on the 30th June, 1918, 


8, and the distr ibution of the same into Oash and Securitics—continued, 


————E——E——EEee 





DISTRIBUTION, 


CasH. SECURITIES. Tora, 


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Brought forward .. 


CLOSER SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT— 


With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. ... 


Pustic Works AccountT— 
With Bank of New South Wales 


Rattways Loan Account, 1915— 
With Bank of New South Wales 
With Commercial Banking 

Sydney Ltd.... Bit oe 


Miners’ AccIDENT Reiser (RerEat) Act, No. 46, 1916... 


Total Credit Balances—Cash and Seeurities 


Desit BALANCES— 
CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE AccouNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales 


Sydney Ltd. se ees os 





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With Commercial Banking Company of 


484,313 7 9 





£ Sac! £ Sr; GC. £ a. d. 
£: 5,841,646 15 1 | 115,960 17 3] 5,957,607 12 4 





DAG 22er2 FP)... east nt 240,722 2 5 
Pelicans en) 24), a6a. CO. mael aed 241,303 0 5 
£ gs. dc, 
121,957 7 11 
116,750 3 0 | 
938.707 10. UL | a seees Se SR 238,707 10 11 
$e ee his . | 296,000 0 0 296,000 0 O 








411,960 17 3) 6,974,340 6 1 








Bo s. d. 
129,757 3 2 


394,556 4 7 























Less Cash in hands of the Receiver... 25,000 0 0 
poses 459; SLSR Gap RAG cates Paccete 459,313 7 9 
GENERAL Loan AccountT— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ee wanto0;306. 1) 6 
With Commercial etna: othe of 
Sydney Ltd. x vee ww» 417,233 12 10 
oe pat LAA) ae IS peancnedansoneonee 867,540 4 4 
Pustic Works AceountT EXPENDITURE 
SusPpENSE ACCOUNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... ae : ps, IQ 4 EA Pe ae eat i isourtecteene 19,414 7 4 
Loans EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— £ Som Ge 
With Bank of New South Wales 177,408 14 0 
With Commercial Lot 5 8 ilar of 
Sydney Ltd.... uae ove See 4 OL Ome Seo 
a LOL Jet oO Ppicbatnoor oeGaRe 0 191,924 3 9 
Ssep WHEAT AND FoppER EXPENDITURE 
SusPENSE AccOUNT— 
With Commereial Banking Company of Sydmey Lid. ... ay 47,050 OU LO.) ees eeekases sees ; 47,051 UV 10 
Coat PurcnHAsE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— ; 
With Bank of New South Wales ... — so foo WD, SEG OP Oui, ccatnesarevareees 175,914 5 0 
Lonpon REMITTANCE AccouNT— £ 8. ds 
With Bank of New South Wales... 161,724 17 2 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
Sydney Lider. uueee we «ae pete an 325000. 9% 2 
es 255; SILOM Bal! cece cetdnacs tetooes 938,815 6 4 
Total Debit Balances... .. oa i 999,97 2e15. A Nis coeene ras ne eee | 1,999,972 15 4 


Toran Sypney—Net Ba.tAnoss—CasH AND 


SECURITIES AC ose 


ADVICES, viz. :—- 
On Current Account eee eon oe 
On Fixed Deposit ... aoe 


GRAND TOTALS... ced wee 








oue owe 


Add Lonpon BANK ACCOUNT AT DATE OF LATEST 


£; 4,562,406 138 6 | 411,960 17 3 | 4,974,367 10 9 


s. d.' | 
158,815 6 4 | 
80,000 0 0 


a ee 
Seat e boone ssconree 


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£} 4,801,221 19 10} 411,960 17 3 


238,815 6 4 








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No. 84.] 


FRIDAY, 5 JULY. 


[1918. 








PROCLAMATION 
New Sovutn Watss, | By His Excellency Sir Water 


to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

mander of .the Most Distin- 

guished Order of Saint Michael 

(L.8.) and Saint George, Governor of 

the State of New South Wales 

W. EF. Davinson, and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


HEREAS under section 4 of the ‘‘Karly Closing 
(Amendment) Act, 1900,” it is provided that the 
Governor may, by Proclamation, constitute any area 
not now declared a Country Shopping District to be 
a Country Shopping District, and shall, in such Pro- 
clamation, define the boundaries thereof: Now, there- 
fore, I, Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor 
aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do, by this my Proclamation, constitute the area 
within a radius of two (2) miles from the Cassilis 
Post Office to be a Country Shopping District, to be 
known as the Country Shopping District of CASSILIS, 
as from the first day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and 
do declare the closing time for all shops (except 
butchers’ shops and those mentioned in Schedule One 
to the ‘‘HWarly Closing Act, 1899’’), situate within the 
Country Shopping District hereinbefore described, to 
be, on and after the said day— 
On Wednesday... x m5 One o'clock. 
On Saturday ... Pe te Ten o’clock, 
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the State, 
this twentieth day of June, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
eighteen, and in the ninth year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
G. S. BEEBY. 


(7634), GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION—“FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


I Sir WALTER Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1916,” and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, declare that the land described in the 
Schedule hereto is dedicated as a State forest. 





THE SCHEDULE, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distraict or Motone ; AMAROO SHIRE. 
Hervey Range State Forest, No. 634. 


All that area or tract of country comprising parts 
of the parishes of Strathorn, Hyandra, Rocky Ponds, 
and Benya, county of Gordon, in the State of New 
South Wales, embracing an area of 41,100 acres, more 
or less: Commencing at a point on summit of Hervey 
Range, parish of Strathorn, due west of the most 
southern corner of Scrub-lease 315, parish of Belmore; 
and bounded thence by a line easterly to that corner ; 
thence by the boundary between the Land Districts of 
Dubbo and Molong southerly and easterly to the 
north-west corner of portion 38, parish of Strathorn; 
thence by the west boundary of that portion, part of 
the north boundary of portion 29, west boundaries of 
portions 29, 15, 30, 17, a line, west boundaries of por- 
tions 18 and 19, a line, west boundaries of portions 20 
and 21, part of the south boundary of the latter por- 
tion, the west. boundary of portion 22, a line, part 
of the north, the west, south, and south-west boun- 
daries of portion 23, south-west boundaries of portions 
37 and 36 to the west boundary of Water Reserve 
17,464, notified 8th April, 1893, parish of Hyandra; 
thence by part of the west and the south boundaries 
of that reserve, the west and south boundaries 
of portion 22, part of the south boundary of portion 
21, the west and south boundaries of portion 38, a 
line partly formed by part of the west boundary of- 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Jury, 1918. 


ar UU a ee em ead eS SUP Les be ese 


portion 26 and the west boundary of portion 40 south- 
erly to the north boundary of portion 11 (Forest 
Reserve 47,909); thence by part of the north and the 
west boundary of that portion, the west boundary, of 
portion 10 and its prolongation southerly to a point 
west of the south-west corner of part of réserve for 
classification, notified 6th May, 1908; thence by a line 
partly formed by the south boundary of that reserve 
easterly to a west boundary of Special Leasé 1915-7, 
gazetted 5th October, 1917; thenee by part of the west 
and the south boundary of that special lease, the 
south and part of the east boundaries of portion 41 to 
the south-west corner of portion 50, parish of Rocky 
Ponds; thence by south boundaries ef portions 50, 5, 
and 51 easterly to the left bank of Middle Arm Creek; 
thence by that bank of that ereek upwards to the 
south-west corner of portioh 47; thence by the south 
boundary of that portion, a south and a west boun- 
dary of block A of Crown-lease Area No. 3,014, avail- 
able 27th August, 1917,.patish of Benya, a west and 
part of the south bowidary of portion 84 to the north- 
west corner of portion 18; thence by west boundaries 
of portions 18 and 19, & line; and thé west boundary of 
ortion 26 southerly to the south-west corner of the 
atter portion; thence by a line westerly to an east 
boundary of portion 97, parish of Wolabler, county 
of Ashbnurrihani; by, eastern, northern, and north- 
western boufidaries of that portion; and by the sum- 
mit of Curumbenya Range; thence by that range in 
the parishes of Benya, Rocky Ponds, and Hyandra, 
county of Gordon; and by Hervey’s Range in the 
parishes of Hyandra and Strathorn generally north- 
westerly to a point due west of the most southern 
corner of Scrub-lease Area 315, parish of Belmore, 
the point of commencement ;—excluding the public 
roads within the above-described boundaries. 

Notr.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserves 
23,029, 27,916, 27;917, and 41,901 from sale for pre- 
servation and growth of timber, notified 5th October, 
1895, 16th July, 1898, 16th July, 1898, and 7th 
August, 1907, respectively; also that part of reserve 
1,096 from sale for preservation and growth of timber, 
notified 4th August, 1879, within the above-described 
boundaries, which are hereby revoked. 
[F. 1916-3,592] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
May, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, | 

W. C. GRAHAME. 


[121] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





Norz.—In lieu of Proclamation published in Government Gazette No. 74 
spe of 14th June, 1918. 





PROCLAMATION—“FORESTRY ACT, 1916.’? 
1 Sir WaAttrer Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 

9 the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘Forestry Act, 1916,” and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, declare that the land described in the 
Schedule hereto is dedicated as a State forest, 





THE SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or OrnaANck; CANoBOoLAS SHIRE. 


Aberfoyle State Forest, No. 630. 
All that area or tract of country comprising parts 


Bye a a 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. HE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sit Waurer HpwArp Davinson, Governor of the 
-§ State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Comofwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,” and with thé advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part IIT of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the destruction 
of: Eagie Hawks in the Molong Pastures Protection 
ee for a period of six months from the Ist June, 


[1918-4,471-161 P.P.] 


Giveh undér iiy Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-éighth day of June, in the year of our 
Lord one thousarid nine hundred and eigh- 
teen, and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 


By His Excelléney’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME. 


[7371] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1919.” 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor: 


4 pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912,’ in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir 
Water Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Monday, 15th July, 1918, Barmedman District. 


Thursday, 25th July; 1918; Gulargambone Urban and Gular 


Village Areas. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of July, 


° 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[125] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


(.8:) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


‘ ; } va 
Atay pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“Theatres aid 

Public Halls Act, 1908,’? I, Sir Watrrr Epwarp 
Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, revoke those portions of the Proclamation declar: 
ing that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited 
Act shall be applied to the halls specified in the ap- 
pended Schedule, such premises being no longer used 
for public entertainment purposes. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth 
of June, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[7512] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SCHEDULE. 
Lovality. Name of Hall riot ae Date of Gaaette. 
Junee sn Pavia 26 April, 1910.,.! 27 April, 1910 
all, 
Stephen’s | Virgin’s Hall’... 31 Mar., 1913...) 2 April, 1913 
Creek, via 
Brokemsagmice 2 
Hilk: x = 1 
Stroud ... ee bs i 26 May, 1914...) 27 May, 1914 
; Line. 


Ft a RAS gr RA A AES A GE SR RE A EE 


5 Jury, 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84 | 3251 





PROCLAMATION—“FISHERIES ACT, 1902,” AND 
‘FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 


y (u.8.) “ 
W, E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

Sir Warten EpwAkp Davipson, Knight Commander 
As of the Most Distinguisned Order of Saint Michael 
ahd Saiiit George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Fisheries 
Act, 1902,’ and the ‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910,” and with the, advice of the Executive Council, 


do, by this my, Proclamation, declare that the waters | 


of Middle Harbour specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall be closed against the use of fishing-nets for a 
period of three years, from the 5th July, 1918. 


ee 


ScHEDULE. 

County of .Cumberland: The whole of the tidal 
waters of that part. of Middle Harbour, together with 
all of its creeks, inlets, and tributaries, upwards from 
a line drawn south-westerly from Cockfighters’ Point, 
at Killarney, to the south-eastern corner of J. B 


acres; in the parish of Willoughby. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of 
July, in the year 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[7638] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





.PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


1 Sir Wattsr Epwarp Davipson, tho Governor of 
-g the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls Act, 
1908,’’ do, by this my Proclamation, declare that the 
provisions of Part II of the aforesaid Act shall be 


applied to the hall specified in the appended Schedule. | 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth 
day of June, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GHORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


Holy Cross Roman Catholic Parochial 
School Hall. 


Woollahra 








NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION OF 
FOR RAILWAY 
“PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.’ 





PROCLAMATION. 


New Sourn Wass, | By His Excellency Sir Watren | 


to wit. J Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- ; 

mander. of the Most Distin- ‘ 

guished Order of Saint Michael , 

(L.8.) and Saint George, Governor of ; 

the State of New South Wales | 

W. E. Davinson, and its Dependencies, in the | 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


1 Beas eagle the ‘Railway Comniissioners for New ' 


South Wales are desirous Of acquiring the land | 


referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 


of maintaining the trafic on thé existing line of . 
tailway between Wyalong and Cargelligo, by pro- . 
vision of water supply at Bygalorie, which work | 
to the Commissioners necessary, and is) 


appears 
such work as the Commissioners are atithorised to : 
earry oub pursuant to the ‘“‘Government Railways Act, | 
1912,” as amended by the ‘Government Railways | 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,” and it is estimated that the | 
eost of completing such work will not exceed the sum | 
-of £20,000; and whereas the said land is, in my} 
‘opinion, required for carrying out the said work: . 
“Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the , 


[7509] . 


LAND | 
PURPOSES UNDER THE | 





advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of, the 
‘‘Public Works Aet, 1912,’? do hereby direct, that. the, 
said work shall be carried out under the. ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912,’’) by the said Commissioners) who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shall be, 
deemed to be the Constructing Authority; And in 
further purstiatice of the provisions of the said Act, 
I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 
atid taken for the purposes aforesaid under the pro- 
visions contained in Division I of Part V of the said 
Act, and I do declare by this notification ‘td be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, and in one or more 
newspapers published or circulated in the Police Dis- 
triet wherein the said land is situated, that the Crown 
Lands comprised within the descriptions set forth in 
the Schedule hereto have been appropriated for the 


| public purpose hereinbefore expressed, that is to 


say :—For maintaining the. traffic on the. existing 
line of railway between Wyalong and ‘Cargelligo, 
by provision of water supply at Bygalorie, to the 
intent that upon the publication of this notifica- 
tion" in the Gazette the said land described in the 
Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty for 


. | the purposes of the said ‘‘Public Works Act; 1912,”’ for 
Wilson and J. L. C. Ranken’s portion No. 35 of 51 | : : 
| charged from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests 


an estate in fee simple in possession freed and dis- 


contracts, charges, rates, rights. of way, or othef 
easements whatsoever, and to the intent that the 
legal estate therein, together with all powers incident 
thereto, or conférred by that Act, shall be vested in 
such Constructing Authority as a Trustee; and I 
declare that the following is the Schedule of land 
hereinbefore referred to:— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Bygalorie county of Gipps and State of New South 
Wales being part of portion 64 Commencing at a 
point on the western, boundary of the land resume 
in connection with the Wyalong to Lake Cudgellico 
Railway Part 4 by Government Gazette of the 17th 
November 1916 and numbered 934 therein bearing 
141 degrees 30 minutes 4 seconds and distant ] chain 
21:7 from the southernmost south-western corner of 
the land numbered 938 in the aforesaid Gazette and 
bounded thence by part of the western boundary of 
aforesaid resumption 934 bearing 165 degrees 38 
minutes 35 seconds 563 links thence on the south- 
east by a line bearing 228 degrees 15 minutes 57 
seconds 16 chains 234 links to the north-eastern 
boundary cf the aforesaid railway thence by part of 
that boundary bearing 313 degrees 30 minutes 57 
seconds 50°2 links thence on the north-west by a 
line bearing 48 degrees 15 minutes 57 seconds 16 
chains 53°4 links to the point of commencement be 
the said several dimensions all a little more or less 
containing an area of 3 roods 11 perches or there- 
abouts and numbered 938c on the plan of the Wyalong 
to Lake Cudgellico Railway Part 4 the property of 
the Crown. . 


Also all that piece or parcel of.land situate as 
aforesaid and being, part of portion 64 aforesaid 
Commencing at the southernmost south-western corner 
of the land resumed in connection with the aforesaid 
tailway by the Government Gazette of the 17th 
November. 1916 ahd numbered 938. therein and 
bounded thence by part of the southern., boundary 
of that resumption bearing 88 degrees, 30 minutes 
57 seconds 51°1 links to the western boundary of the 
land resumed by the aforesaid Gazette and numbered 
934 therein and bounded thence by part of that 
boundary bearing 165 degrées 38 minutes 35 seconds 
67:9 links thence on the south-west by a line bearing 
313 degrees 30 minutes 57 seconds 93°61 links to the 
point of commencemént be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less containing an area of 
2 perches or thereabouts and numbered 93p on the 
plan of the Wyalong to Lake Cudgellico Railway Part 


‘4, the property of the Crown. 


Also all that piece or parcel of'land situate as 
aforesaid being part of portion, 64 aforesaid Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the eastern boundary 
of the land numbered 93a aforesaid with the southern 
boundary of the land numbered 938 aforesaid bearing 
88 degrees 30 minutes 67 seconds and distant 66°6 
links from the southernmost south-western corner’ of 
the resymption numbered, 98x, aforesaid and. bounded 
thentes by part of that boundary, bearing 88 degrees 
au) minutes 57 seconds 2,chains 14°4 links thence on 
the south-east by a line bearing 228 degrees 15 minutes 
57 seconds 2 chains 35°4 links to the eastern boundary 
of the land numbered 934.aforesaid thence by part 
of that boundary bearing 345 degrees 38 minutes 35 


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seconds 1 chain 56 links to the point of commence- 
ment be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less containing an area of 26 perches or there- 
abouts numbered 93r on the plan of the Wyalong to 
Lake Cudgellico Railway Part 4 the property of the 
Crown. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this fifth day of 
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 
year of His Maijesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


[5] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“TOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

> . the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ as amended by subsequent 
Acts, and upon the application of the Council of the 
Municipality of Adamstown, do, by this my Procla- 
mation, exempt the said Council from the operation 
of subsection (2) of section 103 of the said ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, so far as such 
subsection applies to the making of a charge for the 
removal of garbage and the non-payment of the cost 
of such removal from the General Fund. 
[1918-142-101-22] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth 
day of June, 1918. : 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
{7358] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


—_—. 





= 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION : 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
-« the State.of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Procla- 
mation, hereby order that the powers set out in the 
Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such powers on the Councils of the respective Shires 
named in such Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth 
day of June, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 

POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNOIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF CONARGO 
(1918-66-69-96). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph, Function. 

VIII. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the “Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Juny, 1918.. 


_ 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF DORRIGO 
(1918-12-313-125.) 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par-. 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 
tu. The advertising ,of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 
touring. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF IMLAY 
(1918-101-190-218). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xtv. The regulation and control of the solicita- 
tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF LYNDHURST 
(1918-111-107-265). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out, hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 
I. The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depét by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the town of 
Milithorpe. [7353] 


“TOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Wauter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 

» State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the power 
and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the same, and 
by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, apply to the Shire of Bland Ordinance 
No. 85, respecting ‘“‘Public Gates’? published in Gov- 
ernment Gazette of 14th May, 1908, together with all 
amendments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 
[1918-79-266-48] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth 
day of June, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 

[7364] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


—___ 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”?’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 











NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS BY 
Councits ror ADDITIONAL POWERS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shires, to acquire the right to 
exercise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, 
under the names of the said Municipalities and Shires 
respectively. 

Any number of ratepayers of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers oa the roll, not less than one-sixth of the 
ratepayers) may petition the Governor, within sixty 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


32538 





days after the date of this notification, to direct that 
a poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken 
on the question whether the powers applied for shaal 
be conferred on the respective Couneils. stich 
petition should be sent under cover to the Minister 
administering the said Local Government Acts, and 
must comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 


thereunder. 
JOHN D, FITZGERALD, 


Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG 


(1918-196-125-173). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the paa- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescsihed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

NaTuRE oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. Function. 

xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 

dising of public bands or orchestras. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF GRETA 
(1918-211-90-236). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 


in section 110 (0), are set out hereunder :— _ 
NATURE oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph, Function, 


xx1. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 

APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF BLAND 
(1918-79-259-48). 

The paragraphs of section 109, under which the 
particular powers may be acquired, and the powers 
for which the Council hag made application as pre 
seribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature oF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. Function. 
xx1. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 
xt. The regulation and supervision of the 


opening up of streets or roads for the 
laying of pipes, construction of tun- 
nels, or other purposes; the regulation 
of the laying of wires or cables under 
or over or through the roads or streets 
of the area for the transmission of 
electricity; and the making of a 
charge for damage resulting therefrom. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF BLUE MOUNTAINS 


(1918-119-259-52). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


NATURE oF ADDITIONAL PoWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. Function. 
I. The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depot by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the villages of 
Fauiconbridge, Springwood, and Valley 
Heights, with boundaries as defined 
hereunder :— 


Commencing at a point on the north-western side 
of the Western Railway due east of the southern 
boundary of portion 3, parish of Coomassie, county 
of Cook, and running westerly by a line and the 
southern boundary of portion 3; northerly by the 
western boundaries of portions 3 and 89; easterly 
and northerly by the northern boundary of portion 
89 and the western boundary of portion 85; easterly 
and northerly by part of the northern boundary of 
portion 85 and the eastern boundary of portion 86; 
westerly, northerly, and easterly by the southern and 
western boundaries of portion 116 and the western 








and northern boundaries of portion 115; northerly 
by the western boundaries of portions 111 and 114; 
easterly by the northern boundaries of portions 114, 
113, and 44; northerly, easterly, and southerly by 
part of the western and northern and part of the 
eastern boundaries of portion 4; easterly by the 
northern boundary of portion 108 and a line to the 
south-eastern side of a road; south-westerly by the 
south-eastern side of that road to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 109; easterly and southerly by the 
northern and part of the eastern boundary of portion 
109; easterly by the northern boundary of portion 
104, part of the northern boundary of portion 103, 
and_a line to the western boundary of portion 7; 
southerly by. that boundary and easterly by the 
southern boundary of portion 7; southerly by the 
eastern boundaries of portions 75, 74, 37, and 39; 
south-easterly and southerly by part of the north- 
eastern and eastern boundaries of portion 21; 
westerly and southerly by the northern and western 
boundaries of portion 13 and a line to the Western 
Railway; by that railway generally easterly to a 
point due north of the eastern boundary of portion 
39, parish of Magdala; southerly by a line and that 
boundary; westerly by the southern boundary of 
portion 39; southerly by part of the eastern boundary 
of portion 10, the eastern boundary of portion 11, 
a line, and the eastern boundary of reserve known 
as Martin’s Lookout Reserve; generally westerly, 
southerly, westerly, and northerly by the southern 
boundary of Martin’s Lookout Reserve, and part of 
the eastern, the southern, and part of the western 
boundary of Sassafras Gully Reserve; westerly by the 
southern boundary of portion 24; northerly by part 
of the western boundary of that portion; westerly by 
the southern boundary of portion 20; southerly by 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 19; westerly 
by the southern boundary of that portion and a line 
to the Western Railway; and generally south-westerly 
by that railway, to the point of commencement. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF DORRIGO 


(1918-12-324-125). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR, 
Paragraph. Function. 

x1. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat, and of any blood, 
offal, or other refuse, [7202] 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Noxious Puants. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘“‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Councils of the Shires named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to such approval, 
the plants named in such Schedule to be noxious 
within their respective areas. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 


SHIRE OF JEMALONG 
(1918-82-94-229). 


Xanthium strumarium, commonly known as ‘‘Noo- 
goora Burr.’’ 





SHIRE OF GUNNING 
(1918-127-94-180). 
Inula graveolens, commonly known as ‘“‘Stinkwort.”’ 





SHIRE OF KYEAMBA 
(1918-96-104-244). 


Xanthium strumarium, commonly known as ‘‘Noo- 
goora Burr.”’ [7354] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Jury, 1918; 





‘LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 


AMENDING ACTS, 
Sanitary anp GarBage nus. 


H's Excellency the Governdr, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,”” as 
amended ‘by subsequent Acts, has been’ pleased to 
approve of the action of the Councils of the Munici- 
palities named in the Schedule hereto in fixing, subject 
to such approval, the fees and charges set out in such 
Schedule with respect to the service named, 

JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 


1906,”? AND 


Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


SCHEDULE. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MOSS VALE 
(1918-255-83-398). 
the ‘removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) cand disposal of night-soil within the, Muni- 
cipality:—-Seven shillings (7s.) -per pan. per 
quarter, payable in advance, with a rebate, of 


For 


/ mine pence (9d.) per pan per quarter if paid on or | 
before the twenty-first day in the quarter. (These | 
fees to be in lieu of those notified in the Govern- | 


ment Gazette No. 156 of 8th November, 1911.) 





MUNICIPALITY OF TEMORA 
(1918-303-126-581). 
the weekly visit of the Council’s Contractor for 
the purpose of removing garbage and refuse :— 
Three shillings (3s,) per bin per quarter (for one 
yisit. weekly), payable in advance, subject to a 


For 


rehate of sixpence (6d.) per bin per quarter if | 


aid on or before the twenty-first day of the first 
month in the quarter, viz., January, April, July, 
and October: Casual removals to be charged for 
at the rate of threepence (8d.) per bin per service. 
[7355] 








Premier’s Department, 


[344] | 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918... 


H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified | 


that he has been advised by Monsieur M.  Chayet, 
Consul-General for France, that he has been appointed 
French Charge! d’Affaires for Central America and that he is 
about to leave Australia for that country. « Monsieur Chayet 
states that, pending the arrival of a successor, Monsieur Paul 
Mareus, Vice-Oonsul, will assume the .duties of Acting 


.Consul+General. 0 
=] W.,A. HOLMAN. 


See 








APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTNENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Exeeutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Herbert Halkerston MacDougal, Esquire, Pelice 
Magistrate, Kempsey, to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Courts for the Licen- 
sing Districts of Scone, Murrurundi, and Single- 
ten for a period. not exceeding three monihs; 
and to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy 


at, Scone, Aberdeen, Denman, Singleton, Murruw-. 


rundi, '' Muswelibrook,’ Moonan Flat, Jerry’s 

*Pfains, Branxton, and Greta,. vice R. H. VY. 
Allnutt, Esquire, ‘and’ ‘pending © permanent 
arrangements being made,—from the Ist July, 
1918; also 

Marshal James McMahon, Hsquire, Police Magistrate, 
Mudgee, to act as District Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy at Merritwa; ‘vice’ Mr. ‘Allnutt, and pend- 
ing permanent arrangements being made,—from 
the same date. 

Robert William Alison, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Dungog, to act only 
during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, 
for a further period not exceeding six months,— 
from the Ist July, 1918. 

Robert John Cohen, Esquiré, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate-oef the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Mudgee, to act only 
during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, 
for a further period not exceeding six months,— 
from the 17th July, 1918. . 


i Hedley 


| Tum undermentioned members of the Police Force 
to be Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’ for 
the Licensing Districts preceding their narhes,—from 

the dates specified, viz, :— a 

Shoalhaven—Sergeant Edward Henry Scott, stationed 
at Nowra, vice Sergeant Lucas, transferred,— 
from the 8th' June, 1918. 

Wee Waa—Sergeant William Brydon, stationed ‘at 
Wee Waa, vice Sergeant Menary, transferred,— 
from the 14th June, 1918. 

Narrandera—Acting ‘Inspector Richard Nancarrow, 
stationed at Narrandera, vice Inspector Scott,— 
from the ist June, 1918. 


THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Sub-Inspectors under the “Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for 
the Licensing Districts preceding their names, from 
the dates specified, viz. :— 


Metropelitan—Inspector James Milne, stationed at 
Marrickville. vice Inspector Brown,—from the 
ist July, 1918. 

Wee Waa—Sergeant Frederick Beckhaus, stationed at 
Pilliga, vice Sergeant Brydon, transferred,—from 
the 12th June, 1918. 


Tux, undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the. Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1, ef the ‘Liquor Act, 1912,’? within the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 
dates specified, viz. :— 

Maitland—Constable William George Smith, stationed 
at, Largs,—from the 5th June, 1918. ‘Ses 
Taverpool—Constable George Alfred Clarke, stationed 

at Fairfield,from the 19th June, 1918, 
Corowa-Gonstable Alexander McLennan Yardy, sta- 
tioned at Corowa,—from the 14th June, 1918. 
Wagga. Wagga—Constable William Francis Searson, 

stationed gt, Tarcutta,—from the 16th June, 1918. 
Tamworth—Constable Allan Bernard Eisenhuth, sta- 
tioned at Weabonga,—from ‘the 20th June, 1918. 
(Grunnedah—Constable Willie Guy Jones, stationed at 
Tambar Springs,—from the 24th June, 1918. 
Warialda—Constable Allan George McCauley Prang- 
a stationed at Yetman,—from the 17th June, 
WaelgettConstable Thomas Francis Smart, stationed 
at Comborah,—from the 17th June, 1918, 


JOHN GARLAND. 








CHIEF SECRETARY'S. DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency tha;Governor, with the advice of the 
‘tixecutive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Weights and: Measures Act, 
1915,” and the Weights and Measures (Amendment) 
Act, 1916,” to approve of the undermentioned Police 
Officers being appointed as Inspectors of Weights and 
Measures, from the dates mentioned ;— 


Sergeant First Class Edward’ Henry Scott, stationed 
at Nowra,—from the 8th;June, 1918, vice Ser- 
geant A. H. Lucas, transferred. 

Sergeant Third Class Frederick Beckhaus, stationed at 
Pilliga,—from the 12th June, 1918, vice Sergeant 





W. Brydon, transferred. 





HitS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council; has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of 
the Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 
Ebenezer Campling, of the Public School, Molong; 
Richard, Thomas Crutchett, of the Soldiers’ Settle- 
ment, Carumbi, Stockinbingal ; 
Jchn Joseph Elliott, of Dalmorton ; 
Jchn Stephen Temple Feagan, of Ashford ; 
John Gilfillan, of Hlands; 
Hilton Guest, of the Returned Soldiers’ 
Settlement Branch, Lands Department; 
Clarence Christopher Harris, of Whitewood, Bugil- 
bone Siding; 
William John Kelman, of Wollar; 
Jchn Gaonge Willson, of Priory Flats, 
North Sydney; 
George Manning Gardyne, of Rosemont, Atchison- 
street, North Sydney; 
| William Ross Souter, of Kingsway, Cronulla; 
Bernard Henry Williamson, of Nuntherungie, White 
Clifis, squires, : t 
| GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Bay-road, 


5 Jury, 1918.] 





CORRECTION IN NAME. 
: CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the name of 


Leigh Sadleir Falkiner, of Wanganella Estate, 
Conargo-road, Deniliquin, being substituted for 
that of Leigh Sadlier Falkiner on the list of 
Justices of the Peace for the State of New South 


Wales. 
GHKORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTNENT. 


HIS Excellency the.Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed 
Inspectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 
12), viz. :— 

Constable Allan Bernard FEisenhuth, stationed at 
Weabonga,—as from 24th June, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable W. G. Jones, transferred. 

Constable Allen George McCauley Prangley, stationed 
at Yetman,—as from 17th June, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable E. J. Stephenson, transferred. 

Second Class Sergeant William Brydon, stationed at 
Wee Waa,—as from 14th June, 1918, vice First 
Class Sergeant D. Menary, transferred. 

First Class Sergeant Edward Henry Scott, stationed 
at Nowra,—as from 8th June, 1918, vice First 
Class Sergeant Alfred Hother Lucas, transferred. 


[E.Ms. 354 and 355] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 








; ae 
[3] Department of Labour and Industry, N.S.W., 
Sydney, 29th June, 1918. 


“SHHARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901.” 


EJ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the. Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned members of the Police 
Force to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions of 
the ‘‘Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901,’ in the 
districts specified in connection with their respective 


names. 
G. §. BEEBY, 





‘ Acting Inspector Richard Nancarrow:; Station—Nar- 

randera; Police District—Narrandera. 

Sergeant Second Class William Brydon; Station—Wee 
Waa; Police District—Narrabri. 

Sergeant Third Class Frederick Beckhaus; Station— 
Pilliga; Police District—Narrabri. 

Sergeant Third Class Peter Grimes; Station—Tingha ; 
Police District—Inverell- 

Sergeant Third Class Henry Ott Moras; Station— 
Balranald; Police District—Balranald. 

Constable Percy William Wright; Station—Narran- 
dera; Police District—Narrandera. 

Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor; Station—Cal Lal; 
Police District—Wentworth. 

Constable George Frederick Folley ; Station—Trunkey ; 
Police Distriet—Carcoar. 








[141] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Branda, . 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


{* is hereby notified, for public information, that, the 
4 undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel from 
the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz, :— 


Forpzs. 


M Frederick George Ruffles, of Goolagong, vice Mr. §. 
J. Pearce, deceased. 

Mr. Robert James Dixon, of Bimbi, vice Constable Poter 
Grimes, transferred. : 
Sergeant Walter William Tubman, of Trundle, vice Constable 

James Cullen, transferred, 
[1918-4,790-401 P.P.} 


Motone 
Mr. reir as Smith, of Cudal, vice Mr, A. H. T. Sherwin, 
resigned, 
[1918-4,765-324 P.P.] 
Morus. 


Messrs. William Robert Bucknell, of Mungindi and Hubert 


Elliott Halsted, of Garah, 


. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3255 





Mupa@zeg, 


Constable Frank Gove, of Rylstone. 
[1918-4,789-401 P.P,] 


Wateert, 


Mr. Clement Robey, of The Mole, Warren, vice Mr. W. 
Ellis, resigned. 


Mr. Walter W. B. Penzer, of Lower Quambone, Carinda. 
Mr. Peter D. McNaughton, of Durhambone, Pokataroo. 


Sergeant Edmund A. Burke, of Oollarenebri, vice Sergeant P. 
Alexander, transferred. 


W. C. GRAHAME. 








[129] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


* THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


IS Excellency the Governor with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to be Trustees of the under- 
mentioned Common, in terms of the provisions of section 10 
of the ‘‘Commons Regulation Act, 1898,” to hold office nntil 
the next General Hlection of Trustees of Commons, in the 
month of January, 1919 :— 


NEVERTIRE. 


Messrs. Charles Cobcroft, Charles McCombe, John Mahy, 
George Horatio Hazell, and Dugald Lachlan Smart. 


[1918-305-29 Com. ] ¥ 
W. C. GRAHAME. 





[128] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


“PASTURES PROTECTION AOT, 1912,” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hag been pleased to appoint Mr. 
Michael J. McAlister, of Brisbane Vale, Myrtleville, under 
the provisions of section 7 of the ‘‘ Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,” to bea, Director of the Pastures Protection Board for 
the Pastures Protection District of Goulburn, for the unex- 
pired period of two years from May 1918, in order to complete 
the constitution of the Board. 
[1918-4,814-161 P.P.] 
W. C, GRAHAME, 





“Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


THE “COMMONS. REGULATION AOT, 1898.” 


Hi, ota is hereby given, for public information, thet 
the undermentioned gentleman has been duly elected 
a Trustee of the following Common, to hold’ office’ for the 
unexpired period of three years, from January, 1916, viz. :— 


[180] 


HELENSBURGH. 
Mr, Herbert Fackender, vice Mr. Philip Sheridan, resigned. 
[1918-2965-43 Com. | 
W. C. GRAHAME. 








[7632] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918... 


IS Excellency, the Governor, with the advice of 
H! the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
pursuance of the proyisi¢ens of the ‘‘Motor Trafhc 
Act, 1909,’? to amend in the following manner the 
Regulations for Moter Traffic. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





MOTOR TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. 


After subsection 6 (c) of section III of the Regula- 
tions for Motor Traffic, as published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 180 of 2ist July, 1916, the following 
is inserted :— 

(d) on renewal, be dated from the day imme- 
diately following the date upon which the 
certificate of registration or license expires. 

Tn Schedule ‘fi’? of the Regulations for Moter 
Traffic, as published in the Government Gazette 
No, 69 of 11th May, 1917, the following is inserted ;— 

Murray—Mulwala. 
Northern—Uralla. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[65 Jouny, 1918. 





[10] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
protection has been removed from opossums in the 
Pastures. Protection Districts of Casino and Tenter- 
field until the 380th September, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[7631] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
James Rutherford’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 8,851, 
of 200 yards, at Manning River, being cancelled for 
the reason that it has not been cultivated in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Fisheries Regulations. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[50] Chief Secretary’s Office 


Sydney, 5th ‘July, 1918. 


+17* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
W. A. Riches’ Oyster Culture Lease No. 9,517, of 
1,900 yards, at Manning River, being cancelled, 
owing to the failure of the lessee to mark the boun- 
daries of the area, within three months of the date 
of the issue of the lease, in the manner prescribed 
by the Fisheries Regulations. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[38] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 
PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 


trict of Yanco on the questions whether the closing 


time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the 
Karly Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations 
thereunder, that such Poll as to the alterations pro- 
posed will be taken at the Police Station, Yanco, 
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednes- 
day, 31st July, 1918. 

Each shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 

in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poll: Provided, that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. . 
_ I also notify, in accordance with the Regulafions 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Second 
Class M. Field to be the person by whom such Poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 
persons furnished to him in accordance with the Regu- 
lations. 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station: 
Yanco, from the 8th to the 20th July, 1918, inclusive, 
pee the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on each week- 

ay. 

All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Yanco, on or before 20th July, 1918, or 
period so as to reach that officer on or before that 

ate. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will then 
be made up from such statements, and the persons 
nee names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote, 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the 
24th to the 27th July, 1918, inclusive. The attention 
of the Returning Officer may be directed to any state- 
ment appearing therein believed to be incorrect. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister, 


[39] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 
District of Leeton on the questions whether the clos- 
ing time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the Karly 
Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations there- 
under, that such Poll as to the alterations proposed 
will be taken at the Police Station, Leeton, between 
the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 31st 
July, 1918. ; 

Hach shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poil: Provided that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. i 

1 also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Constable First 
Class A. Sherlock to be the person by whom such Poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, and 
also to be the officer to receive and record on the rolls 
of persons entitled to vote the names of all such per- 
sons furnished to him.in.accordance with the Regula- 
tions. 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station, 
Leeton, from the 8th to the 20th July, 1918, inclu- 
sive, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on each 
week-day. i 

All such forms after being duly filled in must, be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Leeton, on or before the 20th July, 1918, or 
posted so as to reach that officer on. or before that 
date. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and the per- 
sons whose names appear on these rolls will be en- 
titled to vote. 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the 
24th to the 27th July, 1918, inclusive. The attention 
of the Returning Officer may be directed to any state- 
ment appearing therein believed to be incorrect. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 





Department. of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 27th June, 1918. 


“RARLY CLOSING ACT No. 81, 1900.’ 
PUBLIC NOTICE. 


hereby notify that, in accordance with the vote 

of a majority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 12th June instant, under the provisions of section 
3 of the ‘Karly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,’ in 
the Country Shopping District of RAYMOND TER- 
RACE, the closing times for all shops (not being 
butchers’ shops or shops mentioned in Schedule One 
to the ‘“Harly Closing Act, 1899,’’ or in the Schedule 
to the ‘‘Saturday Half Holiday Act, 1910’’) shall be 
as follows :— 


On Thursday ... ~ One o'clock. 


On Saturday ... 5 ... Ten o’clock. 





On the four other week days .-. Six o’clock. 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 
te EE gt LSE 
[7348] Department of Education, 


Sydney, 14th June, 1918. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


|" is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Bankstown Sotprers’ SerrLeMEnr. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


5 Jury, 1918.] 





[6] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 26th June, 1918. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
ILLABO DAM, 


Illabo Shire. 


Revocation or EstaBLisHMENT o¢ Parr or ILLABO 
Pusiic WateRING Puacr No. 148. 


| i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hereby directs it to be noti- 
fied that the establishment of that part of Ilabo Dam 
P.W.P. 148, specified in the Schedule below, is hereby 
revoked, pursuant to the provisions of the above- 
named Act. 

[Papers P. 1918-533-170] 

_R.T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


_ County of Clarendon, parish of Billabung, contain- 
ing an area of 15 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions Nos, 135 and 145,— 
as shown on the plans catalogued C. 3,608-1,578 and 
C. 3,637-1,578, respectively, at the Lands Department, 
Sydney. 





“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following amendment of By-laws made 
by the Council of the Municipality of Katoomba, in 
accordance with the ‘‘Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905.” 
R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 





MUNICIPALITY OF KATOOMBA. 
By-LAWS REGULATING WatER Supriy. 


HEREAS by the ‘Country Towns Water and 

¥ Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,”’ the Councils of cer- 
tain Municipalities are authorised and empowered 
from time to time to make, alter, and repeal by-laws: 
Now the Council of the Municipality of Katoomba 
under and by virtue of the said authority dces hereby 
make the following alteration in existing by-laws :— 
That By-law No. 10, published in the Government 
Gazette of the 23rd September, 1908, is hereby re- 
pealed and the following by-law substituted there- 


tor:— 
) By-taw No. 10. 


Unless specifically provided for by agreement in 
writing, water shall not be used for garden or irriga- 
tion purposes except during such hours as the Council 
may fix by resolution from time to time and notify in 
some newspaper circulating within the municipality. 

The Common Seal of the Council was hereto 
affixed on the fifteenth day of May, 1918, in 
pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun- 
cil on the fourteenth day of May, 1918. 

(u.8.) R. V. SMYTHE, 
Mayor. 
C. P. HENRY, 

Town Clerk. [7204] 





“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905. 


Batrxurst SEWERAGE—CERTIFIOATE OF AMOUNT 
EXPENDED on ADDITIONAL Works. 


BY REA e by a Proclamation published in the 
Government Gazette No. 50 of the 26th day of 
April, 1918, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given 
to or vested in him, did thereby notify that the ad- 
ditional works of sewerage for the town of Bathurst, 
specified in the Schedule to such Proclamation, had 
been completed: Now, I, RicHarp Tuomas Batt, the 
Minister for Public Works for the time being in and 
for the. said State, in accordance with the provisions 
of the ‘Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 
1880-1905,’ do hereby certify that. the whole amount 


expended by the Government of the said State on the 


.said works, with interest at the rate of four pounds 
per centum per annum on the sums making up such 


amount, calculated from the time such sums were | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. &4. 


3257 





expended to the 30th day of June, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen, amounts to the sum of one 
hundred and eighty-three pounds twelve shillings and 
seven pence (£183 12s. 7d.) 

[S. 1918-1,405] 

Given under my Hand, this third day of July, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 

R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
[44] Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


[7347] 








[° is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors 
under section 50 of the ‘‘Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902.” 


As from 18th June, 1918— 
Constable Perey William Wright, Narrandera, 
Constable William Francis Searson, Tarcutta. 
Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor, Cal Lal. 
Sergeant Edward Henry Scott, Nowra. 
Sergeant William Brydon, Wee Waa. 
Sergeant Hrederick Beckhaus, Pilliga. 
Constable Allen George McCauley Prangley, 
Yetman. 
Constable Allan Bernard Eisenhuth, Weabonga. 
Constable Willie Guy Jones, Tambar Springs. 
Constable Thomas Francis Smart, Comborah. 
Sergeant Nathaniel Dougherty Clarke, Narro- 
mine. 
As from 2nd July, 1918— 


Constable William George Smith, Largs. 

Sergeant David Menary, Singleton. 

Sergeant John O’Farrell, Bathurst. 

Constable Hrnest James Stephenson, Sofala. 

rae Brownell, Sanitary Inspector, Marrick- 
ville. 

William M. Huby, Sanitary Inspector, Temora. 

William Ewart Cocks, Assistant Meat Inspector, 


Broken Hill. 
T. H. NEELY, 


Secretary. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 

land hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act oN OR BEFORE 
THE 9TH AveustT, 1918:— °°: ‘ 

No. 21,146. APPLICANT:—Marion Love, | of 
Harris Park. LAND:—Municipality Parramatta, 2 
roods 83 perches, in Anderson (formerly Wentworth) 
street,—lots 14 to 17 as occupied, of John Taylor’s 
subdivision of part Wentworth Estate, and part 31 
acres (portion 196 of parish) granted to D’Arcy Went- 
worth; adjoining properties of — Woods, estate late 
J. Taylor, and W. Harris. 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
5th July, 1918. [40] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE 
THE 23rp August, 1918 :— 


No. 21,091. APPLICANT:—Bartholomew Wil- 
liam Foley, of Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 32% 
perches, in Sussex and Hagar streets and Douglas 
and Barlow Janes,—part allotment 6, section 9, 
granted to John Maclaren; adjoining property of 
B. W. Foley. 

No. 21,101. APPLICANT:—Charles Franks, of 
Carlingford. LAND:—County Cumberland, parish 
Field of Mars, shire Hornsby, 14 acres 2 roods 194 
perches, in Murray and North Rocks road, Carling- 
tord,—lots 24, 26, and 27, section 2, Murray’s Farm, 
and part 280 acres (portion 48 of parish) granted to 
Andrew Murray; adjoining properties of H..€. 
Bevan, C. Franks, R. W. Spurway, and the Common- 
wealth of Australia. 





3258 


‘NEW .SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT, GAZBITH, No. 84. 


[5 JuLy, 1918, 





No. 21,239. APPLICANT :—Francis Liddell, of 
Hornsby. LAND:—Municipality West Maitland, 163 
perches, in High-street,—part 159 acres (portion 153 
of parish) granted to Mary Hunt; adjoining proper- 
ties of Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, 
Limited, and James Kerr and Sons, Limited. 


No, 21,307. APPLIOANTS:—The Dixson Trust 
Limited, Marion Leigh Shaw, of Sydney, and Hugh 
Dixson and Kmma Elizabeth Dixson, both of Summer 
Hil. LAND:—Municipality Petersham, 1 acre 253 
perches, on Long Cove Creek, at junction Canterbury 
Gid road and Cobar-street,—part Canterbury Estate, 
and part 50 acres granted to Richard Johnson ; 
adjoining properties of Dixson ‘Trust Limited, C. T. 
Burfitt, and A. Reynolds. 

No. 21,839. APPLICANT:—The Council of the 
Municipality of Canterbury. LAND :—Municipality 
Canterbury, 3 roods 15 perches, in George-street,— 
part Miss Campbell’s subdivision of part Canterbury 
Kstate, and part 177 acres 1 rood granted to Robert 
Campbell the elder; adjoining properties of C. W. 
Gunter, W. J. Hatton, H, J. M. Wilson, H. S. 
Smithers, O. A. Shanks, G. D. and J. Jeffreys, J. 
Folwell, C. H. Blackman, E. Beayer, H. A. and K. C. 
Delaney, J. Reilly, F. Kime, P. A. and G. M. Sharp, 
E. M. Devine, C. D. McFarlane, and M. Quigg. 
No, 21,359. APPLICANT:—James Arthur Dow- 
ling, of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Woollahra, 
3 roods 285 perches, in Branch-road and Marathon- 
avenue,—part lot 16, Marathon Estate, and part 
original sites of Marathon-avenue and Breakneck- 
road (now Branch-read), as defined in subdivision of 
Marathon Estate, also part 11 acres 2 roods, allotment 
11, granted to Elizabeth Pike; adjoining properties of 
trustees Mrs. I. W. Johnson’s settlement, F. W. Hall, 
and EK. Davenport. 

No. 21,271. APPLICANT:—Robert Valentine 
Shervey, of Granville. LAND :—County Roxburgh, 
parish Bandamora, shire Blaxland, 30 acres (portion 
4 of parish) granted to Margaret Corlis; adjoining 
property of the Crown. 

No, 21,391. APPLICANT :—Marthurine Yakobine 
Foyle, of Bankstown. LAND:—Municipality Bank- 
stown, 4 acres 3 roods 394 perches, at junction Tewinga 
and Park roads,—lot 1, section 5, Potts’ Hill Estate, 


and part 625 acres (portion 59 of parish) granted to 


Joseph Hyde Potts; adjoining properties of J. Passy, 
J. H. Stephenson, and F. E. Rose. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


[41] 


Sth July,.1918. 


at re 


‘NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT, 


APPLICATION having been made to bring the 
(ats land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR BEFORE 
THE OTH SepTEMBER, 1918: — 





No. 20,956. APPLICANT:—William Miller, — of 
Armidale. 


_UAND ;-—Municipality Armidale, 2 roods 
0; perch, in Brown-street,—allotment 5, section 20, 
city Armidale, granted to Owen Gorman; adjoining 
properties of W. Ritchie, J. A. Murray, and W. 
Miller. [Applicant claims by possession as against 
(among others) the next of kin or representatives of 
Mary Milikin or Morgan, formerly of Armidale.] 
Diagrams delineating this land may be inspected 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. és va % 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-G al. 
5th July, 1918. egistrar-General 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 


land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR BEFORE 
THE OTH JuLy, 1919:— 


No, 21,367. APPLICANT :—John Adams, of Lad- 
denham. _ LAND :—County Cumberland, parish Brin- 
gelly, shire Nepean, 1 rood 371 perches, in Adams- 
road, near road from Kingswood to Narellan,—part 
section 6 of (private) village Luddenham, and is vart 
6,710 acres (portion 1 of parish) granted to John 
Blaxland; adjoining properties of K. Megarrity and 





H. L. Sales. [Applicant claims title (inter alia) by 
virtue of tong continued possession and occupation 
adversely to Sir Charles Nicholson and his represen- 
tatives, also by virtue of aw alleged sale without con- 
veyance from Sir Charles Nicholson to Edward Adams, 
father of the applicant. | 


Diagrams delineating this land may be inspected at 
the Lands 'Title Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
' Registrar-General. 
5th July, 1918. f4 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND! TRAMWAYS. 


Sate oF Lost anp UNCLAIME 
Harsour, 24tTa Jurty, 1918. 


OTICE is hereby given that a quantity of 
unclaimed goods on hand over six months, and 
certain articles that have been left in trains or on 
railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking sticks, 
muffs, &c., and that have been on hand three months 
or more, will be sold by public auction at 10 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 24th July, 1918, at Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. a, 
Owners may apply for lost articles to the District 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until the 17th July. 
The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 


Property, Dariine 


By order, 


J. S SPURWAY, 


[37] Secretary. 





[7506 | Water Oonservation and Irrigation Commission, 
39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 22nd June, 1918, 


POSITIONS OF ENGINEERING DRAFTSMAN 
AND SURVEY DRAFTSMAN, LEETON, MUR- 
RUMBIDGER IRRIGATION ARBAS. 


PPLICATIONS are invited’ for the following 
positions ;— moni 
Engineering Draftsman: Preference will be given to 
applicants experienced in the design of structures 
and earth works. Salary, £270 per annum and 
living allowance, as given below. i? 


Survey Draftsman: Applicants should be, thoroughly 
versed in computing and survey drafting work. 
Salary, £240 per annum and liying allowance, as 
given below. ' 

Tiving allowance in each case:—Single man, £10 
per annum; married man, £20 per annum, and £5 
per annum for each child under 16 years of age. 
Maximum allowance, £40 per annum. This allowance 
is not of a permanent character, and may be altered 
irom time to time, 

Forms of application are obtainable from this Office, 
and also from the Office of the Resident Commissioner, 
Leeton, and should be forwarded to the undersigned, 
with copies only of testimonials, not later than: Wed 
nesday, the 10th July, 1918. 

GHO. J. EVATT, 


Secretary. 





[73421 Public Service Board, 
39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 21st June, 1918. 
PPLICATIONS, ‘which must be made on the 
- proper printed forms, will be received till not 
later than 16th July, 1918, from men and women 
desirous of being trained for the position of Teacher 
of Small Country Schools, or of Assistant in Country 
Schools, or of Junior Assistant ;— 

The course of training will begin in September, 1918, 
and extend over a period of twelve months at the 
Teachers’ Training College (Hereford House). 

In order to gain admission to this course, candidates 
will be required to have passed one of the following 
examinations in the specified subjects :— ’ 

1. Leaying Certificate or equivalent. 
2. Intermediate Certificate or equivalent. 
3. Special Entrance Examination. 2 

Preference will be given to candidates possessing 
the qualifications 1 and 2. 

The Special Entrance Examination will be held on 
Thursday and Friday, 25th and 26th July, 1918, 
at Sydney and various country centres. Applicants 
must be unmarried, and be beteveen the ages of 16 
and 35 years. 1 ae 

The subjects of examination are as follow:— 
English, Arithmetic, Geography, or History, and one 
or more of the following subjects:—Algebra, Geome- 
try, Drawing. 


Juxx, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3259 





During the period of training, scholarships will be 
made available to the value of £30 


holders who haye to board away from home. 
twelve months’ training, candidates who have satis- 


fied all necessary conditions will be appointed to | 
such positions as may be vacant, and will be paid at | 
the rates provided by Regulation, namely, £132 per - 


annum, until classified: Provided, however, that 


candidates under the age of 181 years will receive . 


appointment as Junior Assistant with the Regulation 


rate of pay as such, namely, £72 per annum. £38, . 


in addition to the latter rate, may be paid if the 
DunOF Assistants are required to live away from 
ome. 

At the expiration of the period of training, candi- 
dates wiil be afforded an opportunity, by examina- 
tion, of obtaining a classiffzation of either 34 or 3B, 
which will be awarded as from the 1st day of January 
following upon the completion of two years’ service 
after training, subject to the character of their service 
proving satisfactory. Increased salary will be paid 
immediately upon the award of a classification, sub- 
ject to provision of the necessary funds. 

Candidates will be required to sign a guarantee as 


to service in any part of the State, and will also be | 


subject to the provisions of Regulation 142 in regard 
to refund of training allowance. 
Application forms may be obtained at this Office, 
or from Inspectors of Schools in Country Districts. 
By order of the Board, 
R, A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





Examinations will be held at the following centres :— 


Albury Worbes Newcastle 
Armidale: Goulburn Parramatta 
Bathurst Grafton Sydney 

ega Hay Tamworth 
eee a Taree 

raidwo empse: Wagga Wagga 
Broken Hill Tenors Wallines at 
Campbelltown Mudgee © Wollongong 
Casino Muswellbrock Yass 
Dubbo Narrabri Young 





last Maitland 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


[ee Public Service Board invite applications for 
- the fellowing positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 


Offce'6f the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions | 


in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 
l5tu Jory, 1918, 

Dredge Service. 

Firemen. Pay, £168 per annum. Applicants should. 
have had three years’ sea service in engine-room’ 
or stokehold. | 

Seamen. Pay, £156 per annum. Applicants should. 
have had three years’ service at sea as O.8., A.B., 
or apprentice. 

Employment will be in terms of section 44 of the 
‘Public Service Act, 1902,’ and section 8 of the’ 
Amending Act, 19038. 

By order of the Board, | 
rt RK. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


‘PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


4 Pt Public Service Boawd invite applications for 

the following position. Application should be’ 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions’ 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned. 
not later than the date specified. In terms of the 
Public Service Act, suitable applicants already pee- 
manently employed in the Pubiic Service will receive 
first consideration in the filling of permanent posi- 


tions :— 
StH Jury, 1918. 


Examiner of Accaunts, Local Government Department 
(Professional Division). Salary, £325 per annum. 
Applicants must possess Certificates of Qualifica- 
tion as Local Government Clerks and Auditors, 
or approved qualifications equal thereto. They 
should have expert knowledge of Local Govern- 
ment accounts, and have had practical experience 
in |a council’s office. The~appointee will be re- 
quired to be away from Sydney the greater part 


of his time. 
By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secret 





ary. 


LV er annum, and ' 
an additional grant of £20 will be made to scholarship . 
After » 








PUBLIO SERVICE NOTICE. 


FYE Public Service Board inyite applications from 

_ Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position. Ap- 
plication should be made on a form (No. 75) for the 
purpose obtainable at the Office of the Board or at 
the Government Printing Office, and forwarded 
through the permanent head of the Department in 
which the officer is employed in time to reach the 
Board not later than the date specified :— 


létn Juty, 1918. 


Officer-in-Charge of Leasing.and Drafting, Forestry 
Commission (Clerical Division). Salary, £325 
ranging to £350 per annum. Applicants must be 
in receipt of not less than £250 per annum, and 
must have had experience in the preparation of 
plans, and must possess a comprehensive know- 
ledge of— 


(a) The Crown Land and other Acts relating 
to land administration. 

(b) The procedure in administration of lease- 
hold tenures, 

(c) The construction and application of con- 
ditions attached to such tenures, and 

(d) The forms of, and methods of preparing 
Gazette notifications. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1892-1906.” 


WNewcastite Srewrracge—Twentrru (A) SECTION. 


Ai is hereby notified that provision haying been 
made for the sewerage of properties within the 
boundaries of the twelfth (A) section of the sewerage 
district, embracing Newcastle and suburbs, the 
sewerage rates authorised to be levied by the 
“Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, '1892- 
1906,’ may, on and after the 19th day of July, 1918, 
be enforced and recovered in respect of each and 
every sewered property situated within the said 
sewered section. 


The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the twelfth (A) sewered section herein- 
before referred to:—Commencing at the intersection 
of the south-western side of Young-road, with the 
south-eastern side of Brown-road (being a point on 
a north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion); bounded thence on the south-west by that 
south-western side of Young-road north-westerly to 
the north-western side of Melbourne-road; thence on 
the north-west by that side of that road north- 
easterly to the south-western side of Sydney-road ; 
thence again on the south-west by that side of that 
road north-ivesterly to the south-eastern side of the 
main stormwater channel; thence again on the north- 
west by that side of that channel north-easterly to 
the prolongation north-westerly of the north-eastern 
boundary oi the Newcastle Agricultural Show Ground 
property, portion No. 2,498 of the Newcastle pastur- 
age reserve, and containing 10 aeres 3 reoods 10 
perches; thence on the north-east by that: prolonga- 
tion and ‘that side of the Newcastle Agricultural 
Show Ground property and its prolongation .south- 
easterly to the south-eastern side of Brown-road ; and 
thence by that side of that road (being an part a 
north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion) south-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Secretary. 
Neweastle, 10th June, 1918. ' 





Nore.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the “Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as follows:—‘‘Sewered property”’ 
means a property situated within a sewered section 
from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 
could by means of drains be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with such sewer of the Board 
or not; or where, in the opinion of the Board,’ a 
portion only of such property could by means of 
drains be drained into any such sewer, such portion 
only of such property, whether such portion be con- 
nected directly or indirectly with sewer of the Board 
or not, [7519] 


3260 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Pipzs. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Cessnock Shire (Homeville): Wentworth-street, from 
Trevor-street westerly 68 yards. 


Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Melrose-street, from end of 


existing main north-easterly to Allan-street ; 
Allan-street, from Melrose-street to Roxburgh- 
street. 


Seren main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier, or Mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED FE. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[7559 | 


Board’s Office, Newcastle. 
25th June, 1918. 








HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Novice to Lay SERVICE PIPEs. 


Norrce to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n)--— 

Cessnock Shire (Aberdare): Mulbring-street, from 
Greta-street to Cessnock-street; Cessnock-street, 
from Mulbring-street to Caledonian-street ; Allan- 
dale-street, from Cessnock-street to Greta-street. 


4 main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 19th 
July, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks 
to be laid, so. as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[7118] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
4th June, 1918. 











Metropolitan Board of Water. Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norticg To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

rMN— 

Auburn: North-street, from Rickard-street northerly 
82 yards (4,691). 

Canterbury: Nelson-avenue, from Canterbury-road 
south-easterly 427 yards (4,625). 

Hunter’s Hill: Moorefield-avenue, from Church-street 
southerly 171 yards (6,564). 

Lidcombe: Tilba-street, from Graham-street easterly 
159 yards (4,702).; Raymond-street, from existing 
main to Bernard-street (4,675). 

Manly: Fisher-street, from Sydney-road northerly 
267 yards (6,527). 

Ryde: Darwin-street, from existing main westerly 
138 yards. (6,529). 

Waterloo: Dowling-street, from existing main to 
‘Wellington-street (4,740); Wellington-street, from 
Dowling-street westerly 165 yards (4,741). 

Woollahra: Gallipoli-avenue, from New South Head 
road to Victoria-road (4,695). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. | 

a bee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

A down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the 19th day of July next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of, Water Servite Board. 


£7082) of Water Supply, and Sewerage. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 





[5 Jury, 1918. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noricy to Lay SERVICE PirzEs. 


Noricn to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


New Lambton: Oxford-street, from end of existing 
main easterly 48 yards; Portland-place, from end 
of existing main westerly 125 yards; Greta-road 
Extended, from Russell-road to Lambton-road. 


Hamilton: Coorumbung-road, from end of existing 
main southerly to Melville-road. 


Adamstown: Melvilie-road, from Coorumbung-road to 
Teralba-road; Lang-road, from Lambton-road to 
Russell-road: Russell-road, from Lang-road west- 
erly to Caledonian Coal Company’s Railway line; 
Kine’s-road, from Russeli-road southerly 75 yards. 


Waratah: Park-street, from end of existing main 
westerly to Carrington-street. 


Carrington: Young-street, from end of existing main 
northerly to William-street; William-street, from 
Young-street westerly to Municipal boundary. 


Wickham: Blizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
at 4 chains east of William-street, easterly to 
Municipal boundary. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle. Secretary. 
25th June, 1918. [7558) 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 19th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 


Bankstown: George’s River road, from existing main 
to Road No. 1 (4,709). 


Drummoyne: First-street, from Fairlight-street east- 
erly 579 yards; Howley-street, from First-street 
easterly 498 yards; Noble-street, from Fairlight- 

street easterly 413 yards (4,682). 

Kuring-gai: Forsyth-street, from Owen-street to Tryon- 
road; Tryon-road, from Forsyth-street north-cast- 
erly 313 yards; Owen-street, from Forsyth-street 
north-easterly 313 yards; Middle Harbour road, 
from existing main north-easterly 98 yards (6,560). 

Marrickville: Harrington-street, from existing main 
north-westerly 41 yards; Brown’s-avenue, from 
Harrington-street to Newington-road ; Newington- 
road, from Brown’s-avenue north-westerly 123 
yards (4,748). 

Vaucluse: Davie’s-place, from Cambridge-street to 
Palmerston-road (4,601). 


- Waverley: Peel-street, from existing main to Palmer- 


street; Palmer-street, from Peel-street sovth- 
easterly 276 yards (4,657); Dover-street, from 
existing main south-easterly 135 yards (4,621), 
Sir Thomas Mitchell road, from existing m.ain 
south-easterly 146 yards (4,569). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


Tae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
i down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the second day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[7369] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoTIcR To THE OwNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Auburn: Beaconsfield-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 137 yards (4,645). 


Blacktown: Flushcombe-road, from Blacktown-road 
south-westerly 152 yards (6,577); Flushcombe- 
road, from existing main south-westerly 91 yards 
(6,578); Flushcombe-road, from existing main 
south-westerly 340 yards (6,579). 


Central Illawarra: Reservoir-street, from existing 
main south-easterly (242 yards); Quarry-street, 
from Reservoir-street north-easterly (113 yards) ; 
Somme-street, from Reservoir-street north-east- 
erly 111 yards (4,726). 

Marrickville: Wharf-road, from TJllawarra-road to 
Livingstone-road ; Livingstone-road, from Wharf- 
road to existing main (4,595). 

Waterloo: Crewe-place, from Rothschild-avenue to 
Roseberry-avenue; Roseberry-avenue, from Crewe- 
place north-easterly 153 yards (4,592). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


ft HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-sixth day of July next, to cause a proper 
pipe or stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board 


[7223] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 26th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main 
north-westerly 333 yards (4,707); Victoria-avenue, 
from Hanover-street to Lancaster-street (4,654). 


Eastwood: Soudan-road, from Bridge-road to Cox- 
road (6,520); Edgar-street, from , Welby-street 
north-westerly 178 yards; Welby-street, from 
existing main to Edgar-street (6,572); Edgar- 
street, from existing main north-westerly 182 
yards (6,573). 

Kogarah: Rickard-road, from Truman-street to Bel- 
more-road ; Belmore-road, from Rickard-road to 
Woniora-road (4,571); Belmore-road, from 
Rickard-road to William--street (4,528). 


North Sydney: Allister-street, from existing main to 
Cranbrook-avenue; Cranbrook-avenue, from Allis- 
ter-street north-westerly 51 yards (6,559); Cran- 
brook-avenue, from Murdoch-street south-easterly 
135 yards (6,590). 


Waverley: Bay-street, from Sandridge-street south- 
easterly 117 yards (4,683); Francis-street, from 
Simpson-street north-westerly 135 yards (4,646). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


4% HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
A down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the ninth day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
trom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 


[7525] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Court of Review holden at Lismore. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the ‘‘ Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895,” that a Court of Review for 
the hearing of appeals against income tax assessments will 
be holden on Tuesday, the 6th day of August, 1918, at the 
Court-house, Lismore, at 10 a.m. 

_ Dated this 5th day of June, 1918. 


JNO. B. GIBSON, 


{7183] Registrar of the Court, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


| 


3261 





APPEAL AGAINST INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT. 
Notice or Houpine or Court or Revirw. 
\ OTICE is hereby given that a Court of Review for 
k the hearing of appeals against Income Tax 
Assessment will be holden at the Court-house, Con- 
dobolin, on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918, at 2 p.m. 
EK. H. KELLY, 
Registrar of the Court of Review. 


Court-house, Condobolin, 
29th June, 1918. [17] 


“SYDNEY CORPORATION. ACT, 1902.” 
A Revision Court for revising the Lists of Citizens 
for the Wards of the City of Sydney, and for 
hearing claims and objections under the abovemen- 
tioned Act, will be holden at the Central Police Court, 
Sydney, on Friday, the 12th day of July, 1918, at 
12 o’clock noon. 
Dated at the Central Police Court, Sydney, this 
13th day of June, 1918. 
W. M. MACFARLANE, 
Chief Stipendiary Magistrate. 


W. BURTON SMITH, D.S.M. 


[7363] .. J. McKENSEY, S.M. 





(145] Stores Supply Department, 


15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 


TENDERS ACCEPTED. 
CHAIRS. 
From Ist July to 3lst December, 1918. 
J. B. Sharp, Ltd., Darling and Palmer streets, Balmain. 


s. d. 

Maple, No. 154, pin-stuffed seat ie ... each 12 10 
Do No. 151, wood seat, 1 shaped slatin back , 11 6 
Do No. 150, wood seat, 4straightslatsinback , 11 6 


Less the usual 2} per cent. discount for prompt payment, 
GALVANISING, 
Three months from 1st July, 1918. 
J. W. Tomlin, 688 Bourke-street, Surry Hills. 


Bape ds 
Black Iron articles as required ... .. percwt 24 Onet 


LEATHER CHAIR SEATS. 
Ist July, 1918, to 30th June, 1919. 
Mangrovite Belting, Ltd., 49 Wynyard-street, Sydney. 


Round, square, or shaped, with sufficient brass pins. 





Reals 
12 in. by 12 in. : sea eCaCiiae In 10 
Upto 13in. i Fe fae ie ak 
14 in. ae sar daah sie eee OF 
15 in. Ba ee ee a 
16 in. st peo NRA ae RY 
17 in. ahi neta is 3, 0 
18 in. a Se ORR 3 3 
19 in. ses Sd RR en 
20 in. ate shou’ AN 38 9 
21 in. Roe une eer’ OU 
22 in, Re cae Mee RaS Ae Ua 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
Secretary and Executive Member. 
| 7376] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 17th June, 1918. 
TWVENDERS, addressed to the President, Tender 


Board, Public Works Department, Sydney, will 
be received at this office up till 2 p.m. on Monday, 8th 
July, for the purchase, with all faults, of the screw 
steamer launch ‘‘Unara,’’? now lying near Sewerage 
Works, Cook’s River, Botany. 

The particulars of vessel are as follows :—Wooden 
hull, 65 feet long overall, 13 feet beam, 6 feet depth, 
engines compound surface condensing cylinders, 9-1nch 
and 16-inch by 15-inch stroke; boiler return tubular, 
6 feet diameter by 7 feet 3 inches long. 

Immediate delivery will be made on payment of pur- 
chase money. Tenders must be accompanied by a 
deposit of 10 per cent, of the amount of the tender, 
which will be forfeited if the contractor fails to take 
up his contract. Inspection of the vessel may be 
made, and any further information obtained at the 
Public Works Department, Sydney. 

R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works and Railways. 


3969 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Juny, 1918, 








Department of Public Works, N.S.W., 
Sydney, 21st June, 1918. 


RYDE FERRY—WORKING. 
fYRess Ténders, addressed to the President of the 
Tender Board, Depattment of Public Works, 
Sydney, and efidorsed ‘‘Tender for Ryde Ferry,” will 
be. received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on Monday, 8th July, 
1918, for the working of the Ryde (oil-driven) ferry 
purit, for a period of three (3) years from 24th July, 
1918. 
Conditions of contract may be seen in the Con- 
tractors’ Room of the Public Works Department and 
at the Police Station, Ryde, and Court-house, Parra- 


matta, 
. BR. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[7501], 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY > 
AND SEWERAGE. 


MPENDERS for the, works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m, on the dates mentioned, 
addressed. to the President :— 


Diy, 127TH Jury, 1918. 

Contract No. 1,245—Manufacture, Supply, and De- 
livery of 100 Steel Window Frames and adjuncts 
at the Ryde Pumping Station. Deposit; £20; 
security, £60. : =A) 

THOMAS ROSEBY, 
941 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
21st June, 1918. 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’OLOCK 


P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. ~.': 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the viame of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
bé accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer, 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 


Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
Tendered for. 





Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 


R. T. BALL. 


General Conditions, and form of Tender, Remarks. 


may be seen. 


Building Works. 





Erection and Completion of Farm Hands 
Block No. 2 at the Mental Hospital, Moris- 
set. 


Erection and Completion of Additional 
Warda at the Mental Hospital, Stockton. 





15 July, 1918 


15 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Contractors’ Roowi, Public Works Depart- 





ment, Sydney ; Mental Hospital, Moris- 
set; and Public Works Office, New- 
castle. 


? 


ment, Sydney; Mental Hospital, Stock- 
ton; and Public Works Office, New- 
casile. i 





Erection and Completion of N.S.W. State 
Fish Depot at Eden, 


——— | 


15 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; Oourt-house, Hden ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Wollongong. 


ee eee 





Erection and Completion of Mattress Making | 15 July, 1918 


Room at the State Hospital, Newington. 











Oontractors’ Boom, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; and at the State 
Hospital and Asylum, Newington. 





Erection of Operating Block ana Alterations | 29 July, 1918 
to the District Hospital, Braidwood. 








Erection of a New Isolation Block at the | 29 July, 1918 
District Hospital, Orange. 





Connecting up and Sewering, Police Buildings, | 29 July, 1918 


Bathurst. 

















Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


ment, Sydney; Court-house, Braid- 
wood; and Supervising Hngineer’s 
Office, Goulburn. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Dopart- 


ment, Sydney; Court-house, Orange ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Bathurst. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 


ment, Sydney; and 


Supervising | 
Engineer’s Office, Bathurst. 








National and Local Government Works. 





Supply of {Material and Construction of one 
Second-class Timber Culvert 24 the Soldiers’ 
Settlement, Bankstown. 


22 July, 1918 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 





ment, Sydney. 





Water Supply and Sewerage. 


a 


Supply and Laying of Wood Stave Pipes for| 8 July, 1918 
Broken Hill Water Supply (Contract No. 


2, 1918-19.) i 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 





tient, Bydhey. 








Supply and Laying of Reinforced Concrete 
Pipes for Broken Hill Water Supply 
(Contract No. 2, 1918-19.) ° 


8 July, 1918 











Certractors’ Hoom, Public Works Depart- 








ment, Sydney. 





a 


5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3263 





Department of Education, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNEOTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Sehedule hereunder up to 2 o’clook p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column, 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘Bonde, 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relateg}.” 


All tendérs for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit osloulated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the 8) 


on the amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL, 


_ Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Seoretary 6n or before the date advertised for elosing of 


tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the fall amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or » marked eheque on a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 


__ No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender; and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such aceeptanee, in whieh case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 


action by the Department of Education. The deposit of thé sisoessful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the coutract, fe 


Th? Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender, 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 


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up to which 











Date : 
Desoription ot Work to bo tendozed toe. Tendors will be oe EA, ee 
has. 1918 
Albury—Drainage of Playground 11 July ...| Department of Education, Sydney ; and Public 
| Sehool, Albury. 
Barooga (via Berrigan)—School and Residence Improve-| 11 ,, Department of Education; Sydney; and Publie 
ments: <i Schools, Barooga, Berrigan, and Corowa. 
Coolac—New Hatroom and Lavatory LEY 33 .| Deparbment of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Sehools, Coolac, Gundagai, and Cootamundra. 
Fairy Meadow—Weathershed ie Da ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Publie 
vee Schools, Fairy Meadow and Wollongong. 
Moorbe! (via Canowindra)—New School Building A) 5; ...| Department of Kducation, Sydney; and Publie 
Schools, Orange and Canowindra. 
Piallamore— Weathershed... lly 5; .... Department of Education, Sydney ; and Public 
‘ Schools, Piallamore and Tamworth. 
Pidcock’s-lane (via Tatham) (Fresh)—New Sehool] 11 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Building. Schools, Pidcock’s-lane, Lismore, and Casino, 
Tooleybuc (fresh}—New School Building Fr Thay ds .«.|- Department cf Education, Sydney ; Public Schools, 
Tooleybuc and Balranald ; and Post Office, Swan 
; Hill, Victoria. 
Woodford Leigh—School and Residence Improvements| 11 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
| Schools, Woodford Leigh, Grafton, and Maclean. 
Belmore River (via Gladstone)—Improvements and| 18 ,, Department of Edueation, Sydney; and Public 
Repairs to School and Residence. Schools, Belmore River (via Gladstone) and 
; Kempsey West. 
Hali—Painting and Repairs on af Fs Ey 3 Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
att ; Schools, Hall and Queanbeyan. 
Horton Upper—Weathershed 18535 ...| Department of Edueation, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Horton Upper, Barraba, and Bingara. 
Walcha—Bathroom and Repairs to Sehool and Resi-| 18 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
dence. Schools, Walcha and Tamworth. 
Yarralla (near Concord)—Additions to Closets... tea] LSJogs ..., Department of Education, Sydney. 
' Durrumbul—-New Teacher’s Residencé and Weather-| 25 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney: and Public 
shed. Schools, Durrumbul, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, 
and Lismore. 
Eatonsville—W eathershed... 304 ary 32 $23 DE? 433 .| Department of Education, Sydney ; and Public 
Schools, Hatonsville, and Grafton, , 
Jamberoo—Weathershed and Repairs 2343 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Jamberoo, Wollongong, and Kiama. 
Konorigan—New School Building 25.7 ,; ...| Department of Edueation, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Baliina, Konorigan, Lismore and 
vie Grafton. : 
Mulligan’s Flat—Fencing and Gates... ag e2dD. 59 .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
‘ ) Schools, Mulligan’s Flat, Yass, and Queanbeyan. 
Tamban—New School Building ... A QS y; .| Department of Hducation, Sydney; and Public 
; is Schools, Tamban,  Macksville, and West 
Kempsey. 
Westbrook—New, Verandah and Repairs 2D) 4s .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Westbrook, Adelong, and Tumut. 
Yetman—New Teacher’s Residencé -- Dds)” ee Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Yetman, Warialda, and. Inverell. ~ 





3264 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. _ 





REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS FOR 
THE METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, AND FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 
30TH JUNE, 1918. 
METROPOLIS—J UNE. 


aS following is a statement of the principal features of the month in the Metropolis, compared with the 
averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
in population :— ; 




















Average of p Awenagp of 
une 
Particulars. gure: * a Re Causes of Death. Nie talk foe previous 
5 years. 5 years. 
Births noe a eee A aos 1,518 1,774 Diseases of the Heart ... on no 101 82 
Deaths feo vee vee oo A 658 |. 713 || Pulmonary Diseases... 5 Sag 88 94 
Illegitimate Births bee 5 ie 109 126 || Cancer... ies ae Ais ase 55 59 
Deaths under 1 .., ae eee eae 90 113 || Developmental Diseases of Infants ... 46 61 
5 I seo sc: aR eo nes nas 38 4] Bright’s Digease (Acute and Chronic)... 41 53 
POT O4. |. syle es ep 331 346 Senility ... Ors are cb xp 34 37 
»5 65 and over he +, Rae 199 213 Diarrhea and Enteritis “EH oH RBZ] 24 
Annual Rates per 1,000 of Population — Hemorrhage of the Brain, &c. ~ 20 31 
Births... ab ha So4 as 23°43 27°38 Phthisis ... a btn Sofs whe 29 42 
Deaths ..., sas & aoe oe 10°16 11°01 Accident ... i. A Bi He 23 27 
legitimate Births... e bi 1°68 194 || Epidemic Diseases ons oe vee 19 28 
Deaths under 1, per 1,000 Births on 59°3 64°0 














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Births,—Of the total births, 819 were of males and 699 of females. The rate, 23°43 per 1,000 of 
population per annum, is 14 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. The illegitimate birth- 
rate is 13 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. There were 419 births, or 28 per cent. 
of the total, in hospitals and other public institutions. 


Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 359 were of males and 299 of females. The mortality rate, 10:16 per 
1,000 of population per annum, is 8 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. The deaths 
were below the average in all age-groups. 

The infantile mortality, 59°3 per 1,000 births, is very gratifying, being 7 per cent. below the 
average for the month of June of the previous five years. 

Among the very old persons who died two were aged 90, one 91, one 93, one 95, and one 102 years, 

Of the total deaths, 307, or 47 per cent., occurred in hospitals and other public institutions. 


Causes of Death.—During the month diseases of the heart contributed most largely to the death- 
roll with 101 deaths, followed by pulmonary diseases 88, eancer 55, developmental diseases of infants 46, 
Bright’s disease 41, senility 34, diarrhea and enteritis 31, hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 30, phthisis 29, 
accident 23, and epidemie diseases 19. 

Compared with the average number in June during the previous five years, there were inereases in— 


Diarrhea and enteritis ... 29 per cent. Diseases of the heart ... ... 20 per cent. 
and decreases in— 
Epidemic diseases se -.. 32 per cent. Accident ah Nad ... 15 per cent. 
Phthisis Ere vy. al Ae Senility 2 me, Et.) a 
Developmental diseases of in- Cancer ... Ae oi ido h 
fants... we Hae 2h: Gann A Be Pulmonary diseases... eae aby a 
Bright’s disease 22 Hemorrhage of the brain, &c. 3 


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Included in the deaths from pulmonary diseases were 57 from pneumonia and 27 from bronchitis, 
the former being 1 and the latter 4 below the average of the preceding five years. 

In developmental diseases of infants there were included 19 from premature birth and 12 from 
congenital debility, the former being 13 and the latter 2 below the average. 

Of the epidemic diseases, diphtheria caused 6 deaths, typhoid fever 5, influenza 4, whooping-cough 
2, measles and scarlet fever 1 each. 

he average number of deaths from each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 

years was—diphtheria 12, typhoid fever 6, influenza 2, whooping-cough 3, measles and scarlet fever 1 each. 

The returns of the Board of Health show that 11 cases of typhoid fever, 83 of scarlet fever, 
202 of diphtheria, 2 of malaria, 4 of cerebro-spinal meningitis, ] of infantile paralysis, and 97 of phthisis 
were notified in the Metropolis during the month. 


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JUNE QUARTER. 


During the quarter ended 30th June there were 4,973 births (2,596 males and 2,377 females), 
equivalent to 4 rate of 25:60 per 1,000 of population per anuum, and 1,896 deaths (1,023 males and 
873 females), equal to 9°76 per 1,000 per annum. 

The birth-rate is 6°8 per cent. and the death-rate 6*2 per cent. below the corresponding quinquennial 
rates for the June quarter. 

The following are the deaths from the principal epidemic diseases, compared with the average of the 
previous five years—Diphtheria 40-33, typhoid fever 12-16, whooping-cough 4-12, influenza, 7-5, scarlet 
fever 1—4, and measles 2-2. 

Of the other principal causes, increases were shown in organic diseases of the heart 232 as against 
198, the quinquennial average cancer 206-182, and bronchitis 61-58, whilst the following showed 
decreases :—Pneumonia 117-131, Bright’s disease 100-135, phthisis 98-115, senility 88-94, premature 
birth 80-92, diarrhea and enteritis 79-]21, cerebral hemorrhage 75-80, and accident 65-86. 





Norr.—The tebles containing the information to which this report relates are published separately. 
' JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Government Statistician’s Office, Government Statistician. 
Sydney, Ist July, 1918. [46] 


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3286 





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ScuepuLu “C0,” 


SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 


x 


YDNEY. 


Y 
x 


T 
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OODS IMPORTED AT § 


bm anp Harbour RATES PAYABLE ON G 


Inwarp WHARFAC 


Wharf. 


Vessel berthed at 


from 


s 


Owner of goods 


Inward Wharfage or 


| Amoutt payable, 


Harbour rate. 


A 





Measurement, 


gs. 





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Weight. 


Deseription. 


14 








Packages. 





Nos. 


Marks and 





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ee 


I (or) We declare the above particulars of weights. mengarements, and quantities to be correct, 


‘ 19 


8 yd ney; 


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rted by the owner of gods passing the entry. 


§ 
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Nos. -The rate is to be calowl 


Jory, 1918] ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, ‘No. 84) 5987 





Scuzputk “ D,” 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 
PARTICULARS OF GoopDSs FOR TRANSHIPMENT. 


In the » from y at a Wharf. 
To the » for #4 > at ) Wharf. 


Owner of goods 








Marks and Nos. 


rs 


Amount Payable. 
| 





Package. | Description. | Weight. | Measurem cit. Transhipment Rate, 





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I (or) We declare that, to the best of my (or) cur knowledge, the above particulars of weights, measure- 
ments, and quantities are correct, and that it is intended to tranship these goods in accordance with the provisions of, 
and the regulations made under, the Sydney Harbour Trust (Wharfage and Harbour Rates) Act, 1914, and any other 
Act amending the same; and I (or) we undertake to notify the Commissioners should the goods be shipped in a vessel 
other than that natiied above. ' 


Sydney. 19 


ScHEDULE “ E.” 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 
Octwarp WHARFAGE aND Harpour Raves oN Goons To BE ExrorTeD FROM SYDNEY. 
Ship | to Vessel berthed at Whar f, 


Owner of goods 


t 


aa 


; V age or nea tta 
Description, | Weight. | Measurement. Md gg thet bene € OF | Amount Payable, 


a ee, 





Marks and Nos. | Packages. 




















Se Bop Oe 


ete ee eee oan 








Total 














I (or) We declare the above particulars of weights, measurementz, and quantities to be correct. 
Aj , Sydney, — iv. 


Nore.—The rate ig to be calculated by the owner of goods passing the entry. 


3288 NEW SOUTH.WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, EB, dpe, 191g, 





ScuEputr ‘ F.” 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 


INwaRD MANIFEST, 





























Ship , from , entered inwards at Customs House 
Trip Vessel berthed at Wharf. 
Marks and Nos. Consignee. | No. | Packages. Description, Weight. Measurement, Remarks. 
Tons cwt. qfrs. 
o> 
iS 
I (or) We declare the above particulars of weights, measurements, and quantities to be correct. 
Master. 
Sydney, igeoe ,19 . 
Nore.--The Commissioners may at’their option accept instead of the above form of manifest the manifest of any Shipping 
Company, provided that such manifest contain sufficient information for the purposes of the Commissioners, 
ScHEDULE “ G,” 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 
OUTWARD MANIFES?, 
Ship to : entered outwards at Customs House. 
Trip Vessel berthed at Wharf. 
eee Consignor. No. t Packages. Description. | Weight. Measurement. Remarks, 
Tons cwt. ara. 
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Ne 




















I (or) We declare the above particulars of weights, measurements, and quantities to be correct. 
Master, 


Sydney, . + LD ie 


Note.—The Commissioners may at their option accept instead of the above form of manifest the manifest of any Shipping 
Company, provided that such manifest contain sufficient information for the purposes of the Commissioners. 


5 Juxy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH V.ALES GOVERNMENT GAZHITE, No. 84, 3289 





Scnxpute “H.” 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST. 
PanrticuLars of Vessel and Berthing in respect of ,vessels liable to payment of Tonnage Rates, 










































































N Gross Arrival at Wharf. Departure from Wharf. Time berthed. 
Names of Bug of Registered 
Vessels, Speaice Tonnage Wharf, . <7 
gent. | of Vessels. Month, | Day. | Hour.| Min. Pernt Month, | Day. | Hour.| Min. ae Days.| Hour, |Min, 
Tons, 
1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
1D Total time berthed, (To be filled in only when this return is made in respect of one vessel), 
1D beet — 
£ syei( ds 
Tonnage Rates at 4d. per ton per period of six hours or part thereon on......... GOns for. sence: periods 
Do do do Sacbnaage GO George ees do 
Do do Oley EO I Sor Bae Olis Aboard do 
Do. do OMe BA A Pm Yes ese doah tes do Greae...,d¢ 
oi a: a ; CR 
if 
I (or) we declare the abovo particulars to be correct, and undertake, should the vessel or vessels above referred to berth 
at any wharf or wharves beyond the time above specified, to lodge supplementary particulars, and to pay the additional 
tonnage rates in respect thereof should any accrue. 
(Signature of Master, Owner, or Agent). 
Sydney 19... 
SCHEDULE ‘‘J.” — 
The following shall be the signals to be used in the Port :— 
Want boarding Officer..........sseseseeseeeeseere Numerical flags of Port Jackson Code of signals denoting port from which 
arrived, or International Code Signal. 
Want Customs boat......0..s.esses-+a: acenad says Jack at the peak. : s 
Want harbour pilot .......... Sto: toaon Neen COBCO . International code § at the foremast head. 
Want medical assistance............ssessceceeee International code H at the peak. 
Want sea pilot....... Rar ecnasteamerssen by Scocee Jack at the foremast head. 
Want steam tug .........0...ssccdecsee Soc Sho ... International code YP at the mainmast head. 
Want water boat.............. Re bane cubelasdbonn International code GUJ at the mainmast head. 
eo WantuWatersPolico... 67.0... s.tcs-ss0cc sete os ee International code YN at the mainmast head. 
pe : 
Explosives on board.............0+ SHODsE: pidodbe Flag B at the foremast head. 
Mails on board .........+. aeaisacamty sass Gaee sande International code T at the foremast head; to be kept flying until the mails 
are landed. 
Pilot exemption .........65 seats sesesscseeee SQuare White flag and numerical flags of Port Jackson Code of signals denoting 


port from which arrived, 


Sunrise to Sunset. Sunset to Sunrise. 
CMUEVOMSG UE re vescese noise nasads seth eetsys sodee seca Red flag, 3 ft. square. .... Rod light at masthead. 
Quarantine ...........00000. ssessesasetseceereeeeeee, Flag Q at the mainmast Three lights (two red and one white) placed as nearly 
head. as practicable amidships at distances of six feet 
Cholera, Yellow fever, Plague, Smallpox, Commercial flag L at the apart in the form of an equilateral trangle with 


Typhus fever, or Leprosy. mainmast heal. the apex (the white light) above. 


one Person, 
éach— 


If more than 


‘5 Suny, 1918 
'To or from Erskihe-street. 
One Person: 


| 


Tf more than 
,one Person, 
each— 


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To or from Woolloomooloo. 


One Person. 


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coco o eS mooococovosoowvs a 
qou pUB ‘q] OG Surposoxo oSvsseq s.seBudssed youd 107 
DA GUO ANSI OH NAA HOON OR te 9 OD : 


TEN ogy OG Surposoxs jou o8e8Feq s,teduossed yore 10,7 





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ScHEDULK 30 
SYDNEY, HARBOUR, TRUST. 


WATERMEN’S FAREs. 


To or from Fort Macquarie. 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84,- 





To or from any Vessel or place under-named. 





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5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 








_ QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. _ 

PUBLICANS, Baewens, Spmir Mazowanrs, &o. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applications 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 


traneaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following heat on the 
dates and hours. speeified, 


Toa a DD 














Se ee en 


Date of Notice from 


‘eae , 
Licensing Diatrict, | Convener. 























When Court to be held. 























ae eS wT? GLTETE. Convened by 
aa ” Date. | Hour. | 
2 SESSA STSS Doles sor eee Sven ve Sale eee $+ 

Albury ... ee By, ove | Ib June, 1918 =...) 15 July, 1918 ©...) °... "| J.J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Armidale... se sed asa Tes, is ella Mite ep “s ..{ 10 ‘| BH. M. Cohen, C.P.8. 
Balranald a ved bay ee rf TPL One ss ij ve Le lh We snipe: O-PS 
Barraba .., aA 7 ate 1s, Fs OU de 3 ...| 11°) J. Doughan, C.L.C. 
Bathurst ... Fr 23 May, , See thal ee 3 . | 11 | J. D. Walker, C.M, 
Bega me fy tah 2515 “ beef @ AD SR 4 ...| 11°] D. G., Paterson, C.P.S. 
Bellingen mes dat ZION 5, Arched BS irs 4 ..| 11 | H. B, Copeland, C.L.C. 
Bingara ... af. : 6 June, 4 i} LO - 10 °| F. W. Smart, C.L.C. 
Bombala ... Tu ne ate i Aer; i ef SEZ Fi 10° | H. Angove, O.P.S, 
Broken Hill ae Leip een Les, | eaniRaan nls 3 11° | T. W. Cohen, C.L.C. 
Bwrrowa ... BER GEO ES Gr, eb 3 Dele i : 10° | RB. &, McKenzie, C.L.C 
Camden ... bea lade fy er jet 1645, . Bre 7 ..{ 12° | TT. Woods; ACPS. 
Campbelltown .,.. ne isa isc} 27 May, 5 Oidgs 5 ware tO LA. Gy Hardwick, CPS. 
Cassilis ... foe a 20 ,, Ke rel te Se ce 4 | JO | L. A. Bisley, A. 0. Pos 
Gobar ot ese Sco ...| 80 April, ,, ba ae ae os | 1O | H. J. Daley, C.P.S. 
Condobolin oS oe cick «| 138 June, ,, Cee Oe 7 ..| 2 | H.H. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Cooma... is wee vba ae : Poe lu LOW is, . v-| LL | D. Parker, €.L.C. 
Coonsmble 2 ye wee | 21 May, ,, Ann PRA: AP bs : 3 | W. G. Hazell, A.C.P.S. 
Cootamundra... AY 0 ...| 20 June, a LOY ji Te oi. a Crook, C.L.C. 
Corowa ... Kis bee ua seco May je bi ea by ae ‘ 10 | J. E. Holland, C.L.C 
Deniliquin ace ace a eta) EH UDG, eM se| Lee 5s My 10 | N. Byrne, ©. LC, 
Dubbo Be ne ih May, 5 Ll sy «saa F 11 | A. 'T. Cochrane, C. BP. 8. 
Dungog . soe rs .| 26 June, ,, 230.5 Fs 10 | W. CO. Geikie, OPS. 
Forbes : * See 17 May, ,, Gwe: i 11 | C. A. Arnold,-C.P.8. 
Goulburn ie 15n0:: Fe Ney ey és 102s), A. McDougall, O.L,C. 
Grafton ... 5 ‘te Y, 2, ae ee ..| 10 | E. A. May, O.L.C. 
Grenfell ... at tee i 8 June, ,, at 20: : ..| 10 | H.J. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gundagai rr ais " by peek 3 Foci A aame 3 iss| 10 | A. D. Donnelly, C.PS. 
Gunnedah ane ve se corle ES tangs 3 gta oLB. 1} ‘ «| 10 | 8. E. Beaver, C.L.C. 
Hay cer ocr Seb pee oop Le EDV ass Crh te F ese} LL. | F. Scroope, O.L.C. 
Inverell .,, a aaa ey) sort eats 3 heel 20) i rf «| 11 | J. 8: Creagh, A.C.L.C, 
Jerilderie ue +f oF SAGs ay S Funes, os Le % ..-| 11 | D. Matheson, C.L.C. 
Junee... aaa : os sod LEE 4 Eh ics % sf 11 | C. BR. Colls, C.P.S 
Le Tron 27 May, ,, Eons fe vee} IL | A. G: Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Mxcleny River (Kempsey) ... reales oe) are “] ae ey age 7 v| 12 | M. 3. Soane, C.P.S 
Maitland (West Maitland) tae BY spy LBen 3 x «| 11 | W. B: Geddes, C.L.C. 
Manning River Cee, «|, Shays i" yebty Bes ue > s..| LO | G. W. H. Davies, C.L.C. 
Milparinka tea «ae( Lowune; 3; A Cas J; ; ll | J. Keagle, A.C. P. 8. 
Mitchell GY leans Ha Beira J Watts 35 rf | 10 | T. A. Doolan, &:6.%.0: 
Molong ... - Os (AEN be 24: ,, ¥ ft? 10 ‘+ D. J. Kenny; C.P.S, 
Moree Re 20 May, 5 O81, y vee| LL | C. Wenholz;‘C.P.8. 
Mudgee .. +88 aN 11 June, ,, ESUm:: 3 «| 11 | C.J. Coghlan, €.5.C: 
Moarrarandi “OG 1, LA oe LG as ee «|. LO | C. W. Swiney, C.PS. 
Muswellbrook and Merton 1 (afuswell 28 May, , hens. rr «| 11 | G. McKay, C.L.C. 

brook 
ete ore dat at 5 June, ,, rp ES: 4 % “| 10 | RP. E.B. Baritett; C.5.C; 
Warrandera ao ", oe 30 May, , att isuees a ve«| 11°30| E. Harrison, C. L. C, 
Newcastle Bs wes ats Seah Ok tes bs Adm ts iiabies P .| IL | A. G@. Chiplin, C.L.C. 
Nyngan ... ce 63 sarolt lf 7. Tung .4 vd) BBs, a wt 10 |.d. R.R. Miles, A.C.L.C: 
Orange ... nee sea sie He diy . a 3 110 |. H. J. Leary, C.:05 
Parkes £33 oe pA Ls Big i} WHT, es 11 |. R. P. Browne, C.P.S. 
Parramatta © ws. aE reseed «| 18 May, ;, FAST Zee fy .. |. W. Broughton, C.0.C2 
Peak Hill fe bs oad .#| © 8 Tune,’ 5 W.ii18. 3 4, 2 |. 5. W. Glenn, AOR. 
Penrith ... tsi Bx. rhe fab B 245 # oe LG as “3 10 .|.C. W.. Naylor, ©..0: 
Picton aoa es cme Adee | SENS a PRs ee is 11 | J. McElroy, A.C.P.S. 
Port Macquarie... ae Sa Oe ve 3 cl dl Fi S 10 | A. B. Ranclaud, A,C.P.S. 
Queanbeyan bn ope nee «| 28 May; 4, , Sls 5, 12 | A. OC. McDonald, C.-L. 
Raymond Terrace rer ass sat: 2dulyy”,, rh 24, hy 10 | HE. F. Stein, A.C.PS.) 
Quirindi ... FY ive igs te] GO Sume;>,, ei 2S. 8 iN «| 10 | S. Taylor, C.L.C. 
Pylstone... ay eer a vee} L7 May, ss P25. A, gf 10 | W.S. Kelk, A.O.2.S8: 
Scone... aad beg .-¢f 10 Tune; ,, MNES. sy y SPO Gs A. Stevenshity CLs 
Skoalhaven (Nowra) FP ies 25 May, 5 PGi 22.. 5 Fy «| 10 :}.P. di Youdale, O.L.C. 
Tamworth age nn ie «| 6 dune, ,, ale p> «| 11 | H. T. Adams, 0.P.S. 
Tenterfield see as ube 28 May, ,, ee 1G, 5 Ps wes| LO | E. Hmerton, C. L.C. 
Tambarumba ... (és Ti: 14,Jdune, ,, Bi 2h. 5; - 2210 |. A.C . McDonald, O.Li0: 
Tumut ... an LE, 2 Ae te i 12 | A, Me Dunn, C.L.C. 
Uralla ... 50 ace as. 22m 3 eae” | ys KK 2°30 | I. Beavers, A.C.P.S. 
Urana ... hee os the 4 y rj #R| APL; ib wot 2 | A. H. Gelding, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wagga ... {a ig 583] 9, EO ULy nt 4s “| 26 4 3, .| 10 | J. Saunders, O.P.S. 

alcha ... age $2 ; | 4Jume ,, t|/28 , n .| 11 | H. V. Gould, C.L.C. 
Walgett ... oes sot $i jected 3 seiiiL 5, is «| 11 | D. W. Reed, C.P.S. 
Warialda ce te 3%0 Yee 3 wie ye Cae OL be bP. Vi; Chiplin, C.L.C, 
Wee Waa ED ve Red obi. w 4 art LS as hs «| 10 | D. Menary, L.C, 
Wentworth aes ave ood ogre iooohy Se MOBY 2 Vas ai) & 5; X {11 | H. Sargeson, O.L. C. 
White Cliffs ... Pr ce »--| 15 June, ,, vee] 20 5; 5 .«| 10 | D.C. Goodsell, C.L.€. 
Windsor ... nee i nas ses] 22 MIBY = 5 ate os e ...| 12 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Wollongong =... sai oss a | 8 June, 5 mo s «| IL | BR. & Green, O.L.C. 





3292 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. 











DISTRICT COURTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the plases and at the times hereunder 




















specified, 
When Court to he held. =a IB li 
Fiaoe. aaa, ae entering Pisints, | Registeare Notice, Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. 
Albury ase ate ve], (3 OOIY,) LOLS sites 19 June, 1918...; 11 June, 1918.../ J. J. Kingsmill. 
Braidwood ... ah salle BO snes Bie cee| FLO els aml ye ne stmees|) L211 os » | V. A, R. Champion. 
Casino ae ap sik pe RANE Price ry. epcalle a MU ned HOS 5 iaees| 27 Mayen, a O. W. smally 
Condobolin... ie alg dane aor 2 aioe wi «| IS Sango jy r ...| Ho. H. Kelly. 
Grafton ... te sacl OOsel LLY gay nse teics. |e a meal lca es aoe a .| EH. A. May. 
Hay ... ar a ile) cane ames || LO 2 ee » «| 10 May, ,, ...| F. Seroope. 
Kempsey ... + Riel irks oa Pea. || LO le hine, teense OL tis » «| M. E. Soane. 
Lismore... sok sel GAUPs 1 pe--| LO | 19iduly Gay! ...| 12 dunes. |.| J..8. Gibson: 
Murrarundi PS onl sede ieee |) 40 OUANIG. wae eses| 1 4s » «| C. W. Swiney. 
Narrandera... ‘se sail ape arvene towel, 20 8July, ,, ...| 30May, ,, ...| HE. Harrison. 
Nyngan... ane een eee los yj oes|) 6Aug.,, ,, ...| 27Jane, ,, ...| J. R. R. Miles, Deputy. 
Parkes He Ay i ee 1 5. vee. | LO 2O Ly meee PLO ae » | R. P. Browne, 
Queanbeyan xn ee eS kes:|) 20 a Toe =) eet »  --| C.J. M. Hade. 
Singleton ... 56 Aa Bae PT: se ieee |S LO a0 aes » ««-| 8&8 May, , ...| P. E. Eldershaw. 
Wagga Wagga ... oe] Les yg hs] LO 9 SO dude, by .. - » «| R. Hughes, Depaty. 
[11] Department of Navigation, 


Sydney, lst July, 1918. 
“NAVIGATION AOT, 1901.” 
HE following List of Certificates of Competency, issued by the Department of Navigation, New South Wales, from the 
Ist April to 30th June, 1918, under the conditions of the Imperial Orders-in-Council of the 9th May, 1891, ard the 
22nd October, 1906, is published for general information. 
A, W. BRITION, 


Secretary. 





Name of Helder. | No. | Date of Issue. Place and Date of Birth of Holder. 








Exrra Mastrr (ForErIGN-Gorne SHIP). 
Hildebrand, Henry Perry is | “4 29 April, 1918; Sydney, N.S.W., 27th June, 1888. 














Robertson, Thomas James $5) 13 June, ,, | Edinburgh, Scotland, 16th September, 1883. 
First Mare (Forzien-Gorne Suir). 
Cooper, Alfred Mowbray... bs .( 656 | 24 May, 1918 icp Cape Province, South Africa, 9th September, 
1887. 
Lancey, Harold Rudolph... it | 655 | 24 ,, » | Sydney, N.8.W., 28th January, 1888. 
Frest Mate (ForgIGN-GoIne STEAMSHIP). 
Blain, Alexander William BS A‘ 107 22 May, 1918; Lauder, Scotland, 18th May, 1890. 
Cheyne, John 4, «9 Sis AY 109 | 14June, ,, | Shetland Islands, 28th February, 1883. 
Lucas, Aubury Milton ... a -s-| ppl lO alee] ee, » | St. Albans, N.S.W., 16th August, 1897. 
MacLeod, John Cameron.., ee ..| 108 | 24May, ,, | Glasgow, Scotland, ‘19th May, 1892. 
SzrconD Marz (ForrIGN-a@oine SHIP). 
Foort, Ronald Arthur .,,. aoe | 675* | 16 May, 1918] Daventry, England, 31st August, 1899. 
Walker, George Culverson tee «| 676* | 7June, ,, | Sydney, N.S.W., 13th February, 1899. 
Szconp Marte (ForrIGN-aoinc STEAMSHIP). 
George, Semuel ... aos aa 125 9 May, 1918) Cardigan, Wales, 29th March, 1891. 
Long, George Frederick . Hee cae 124¢ | 30 April, ,, | London, England, 24th October, 1892. 
McKenzie, Allan} ... a bas nee 121 ihe » | Stornoway, Scotland, 19th April, 1889. 
McLean, John ,.. act 48 sae 126, | 29 May, ,, | Broadford, Isle of Skye, Scotland, 15th Novembor, 1881. 
Moore, Samuel Charles ... ae ..| 123 | 25 April, ,, | West Maitland, N.S.W., 18th June, 1890. 
Williamson, Robert Edward a nae 12) 2 soy Bs North Sandwick, Shetland Islands, 23 September, 1894, 
Frrst-Crass ENGINEER. 
Bernier, Alexander ts te «| 674f ) 16 April, 1918) France, 1848. 
Haven, Frank Alfred... Res «| 679 | 28 dune, , | London, England, 12th August, 1882. 
Hiatt, Cecil Goodwin pe ae Goa 675 Te . Moonta, South Australia, 24th January, 1890. 
Hirst, William Bramley . oe ..| 673§ | 10 April, ,, | Bundaberg, Queensland, 22nd August, 1889. 
Liebmann, Henry Dérald;.. 680 | 28 June, , North Sydney, N.S.W., 16th February, 1892. 
MacFarlane, Malcolm James “William 678 | 19 ,, » | Brunswick, Victoria, 5th August, 1892. 
Alfred. 
Patterson, Robert .. i jee Pee 67Zanelome. » | Levuka, Fiji, 18th October, 1885. 





Thompson, Eric Chamberlain 365 ssoMshOUG.70.L3) as, “F | Launceston, Tasmania, 23rd June, 1891. 


Szconp-CLAss ENGINEER. 


Fortier, William Henry ... ate eee -960 6 June, 1918] Sydney, N.S.W., 20th August, 1888. 

Gerrie, Robert Henry ... coe eee 959 | 22 May, ,, Wanganui, New Zealand, 5th March, 1892. 
Knewstubb, Edwina aus We see] a 962 7 June, , | Port Chalmers, New Zealand, 2nd December, 1889. 
Lowes, rank in bs Bee 961 6 x5 A Murwillumbah, N.S.W., 11th May, 1895. 
McIntyre, Robert Sydney ves ide 957. | 5 April, ,, | Sydney, N.S. W., 17th Ji uly, 1894, 

McLaren, Stanley Joseph i “te 958 1 May, ,, | Sydney, N.S. W.. 23rd May, 1893. 

Ponton, Arthur Douglas ... ye soo| §94968 5 April, , | Nowra, N.S.W., "16th March, 1893. 

Rait, Allan MoLaren 4 ..| 963.) 13 June, ,, | Sydney, N.S.W,, 25th April, 1885. 

Walsh, Arthur Esmond . tes od 964.-| 28 .,,, oA Sydney, N.S.W., 13th February, 1898. 








* Temporary Certificates, + Issued in lieu of Temporary Certificate No. 113, t Duplicate of No. 126, 2 Duplicate of No, 575. 


5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3293' 





[12] Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, Ist July, 1918. 


ot Aa following Lists of (a) Licenses as Coxswains of Motor Boats, (4) Licenses as Drivers of Motor Boats, and (c) Certificates 
of Competency as Third-Class Marine Motor Emgineers, issued from 1st April to 30th June, 1918, under the 
Motor Boat Regulations, 1916, are published for general information. 
A. W. BRITTON, 




















Secretary. 
No, of 
Name of Holder. _ pipeae Date of Issue. Place and Date of Birth of Holder. 
Certificate 
Coxswain, Moror Boat, 

Aviet, George Alfred Erasmus ... A aye 8 May, 1918 ...| Hunslet-in-Leeds, England, 30 June, 1892. 
Baylyn, Charles George ... nit | 584 SPA pri, ms, ...| Dingle, Kerry, Ireland, 12 May, 1868. 

Bird, Henry William... de «| 538 14 May, ,, ...| Laurieton, N.S.W., 5 January, 1888. 

* Bodeker, Cyril Francis .,, iy cot Ba. eee . ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 3 November, 1898. 
Christensen, Albert wee oe wf 542 ll June, , ...| Carrington, N.S.W., 21 July, 1897. 
Davison, William Walter as ee 539 16 May, ,, ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 27 May, 1874. 

Foster, George William Elgar .., ete 590 9 April, _,, ...| Rozelle, N.S.W., 26 August, 1893. 
Gardyne, Dudley Charles ei ah OAL 30 May, ,, ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 31 December, 1897. 
Merrett, Lewis... st Fe | 544° | 19 June, ,, ...| Concord, Sydney, N.S.W., 18 November, 1888. 
Miles, Eric... mee a Red so| 5383 2 April, ,, ...| Gosford, N.S.W., 21 May, 1897. 
Newall, William Robert ... eee | 536 Ls 3 ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 14 March, 1851. 
O’ Donoghue, John Hugh... wee ereleo4e 17-June.—-,; ...| Hokitiki, N.Z., 10 December, 1888. 
Woodley, Walter William a .| 545 24 . ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 21 September, 1873. 
Driver, Moror Boar (UNDER 25 H.P.). 
Aviet, George Alfred Erasmus ... vo) 589 3 May, 1918 ...| Hunslet-in-Leeds, England, 30 June, 1892. 
Baylyn, Charles George .., Aen 585 8 April, ,, ...| Dingle, Kerry, Ireland, 12 May, 1868. 
Bodeker, Cyril Francis 0 590 14 May, ,, ..| Sydney, N.S.W., 3 November, 1898. 
Candish, Sydney Joseph .., a 584 8 April ,, -«| Sydney, N.S.W., 5 September, 1899. 
Christensen, Albert od | 594 1l June, ,, ...| Carrington, N.S.W., 21 July, 1897. 
Cooper, James... ars oor sail O50 “8 April, ,, ...| Liverpool, England, 4 June, 1886. 
Davison, William Walter be | © SOL 16 May, ,, ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 27 May, 1874. ; 
Diemar, Ernest Nicholas... a | 583 2 April, ,, ...| Baltimore, U.S.A., 4 September, 1874. 
Doherty, Arthur Frederick ap) 7 saa mets ll June, ,, ...| Sydney, NS.W., 5 April, 1895. 
Foster, George William Elgar ,.. . ...,| 587 9 April, .,; ...| Rozelle, N.S.W., 26 August, 1893. 
Gardyne, Dudley Charles aR ...| 692. | 80 May, ,, ..| Sydney, N.S.W., 31 December, 1897. 
Merrett, Lewis... ae ae | 596 19 June, ,, ...| Concord, Sydney, N.S.W., 18 November, 1888. 
Newall, William Robert ... Ab onl dates! 11 April, , ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 14 March, 1851. 
O’Donoghue, John Hugh a3 «| | 595 15 June, , ...| Hokitiki, N.Z., 10 December, 1888. 
Woodley, Walter William ae »».| 597 24 4 2 ...| Sydney, N.S.W., 21 September, 1873. 


Turrp Crass Maging Moror ENGINEER. 
Bird, Henry William... oa nee ee 22 May, 1918 ...{ Laurieton, N.S.W., 5 January, 1888. 
Danielson, Ernest... °°... Re ee Lo 2re ys bp ...| Ramsgate, England, 8 May, 1883. 








(13) Department of Navigation, 
Sydney, lst July, 1918. 
Aha following list of Certificates for Motor Boats issued from Ist April to 30th June, 1918, under the Motor Boat 
Regulations, 1916, ia published for general information. 
A. W. BRITTON, 





























Seoretary. 
Cc neti: a Name of Motor Boal, - Length, Crew. |p nt Port. Certificate Expires. 
ft, in. 

881 Adeline... #0 oe 28 0 1 29 Newcastle Harbour ... ...| 18 Mar., 1919 
897 Alice May ... Te a 30 0 1 30 Botany Bay ... er «| 28 May, 
895 Amy we sad Ah 34 6 1 30 Newcastle Harbour .., se er Oey i 
902 Annie Love ae 6% 5L O 2 Nil. Sydney Harbour aes ee Ts - 
909 Ant aH 105 a 22: 6 1 Nil. do Bs ...| 20 June, _,, 
888 Oumberland =a i 50 O 1 Nil. do ex ...| 26 April, _,, 
904 Dolly +e see cite 25 6 1 Nil. Port Hacking ... Bde Pe OLMay, was, 
900 Doreen .., see an 27 6 1 Nil. Sydney Harbour wa pry lund Ses s 
880 Edward IT... 33% So 30 9 1 28 do se Jt |aOm ADELA: 4; 
906 Glenbower Ses B64 29 0 1 Nil. do .| 16 June, ,, 
892 Glenidol .,.. wale eas 34 7 1 37 do .| 15 May, _,, 
907 Huia ee rr ao 26 3 1 Nil do A .| 17 June, _,, 
903 Jay Bee ... is, ie 34 11 1 Nil. do .| 14 Nov., 5, 
908 Karani ae seh ds 35 O 1 31 do ae +.], 20° J tne; ';, 
$99 Kobe 500 ripe Ais 25 7 2 21 do see per tae Osea os 
884 Lamorna ... ees fas 28 6 1 24 Newcastle Harbour ,,.. ...| 12 April, ,, 
891 Lily... ox tee ose 24 0 1 15 Hawkesbury River... «osha. SMebug) bis 
886 Lizzie M, III. ... at 25 10 1 25 Sydney Harbour ice ...| 25 April, 
901 Mua : os 22003 1 Nil. do a ieee Maya 
898 Norah ‘ ace 28 O 1 21 Newcastle Harbour ,,., fori LOE ss se 
890 Oakura ey s 25 10 1 14 Lake Macquarie tee aoe 2a April ames 
887 Patterson ... 3. OP, 34 1 1 40 do Fey: 56) AEP Py 
889 Pioneer... aoe ngs 24 9 1 16 do es AE: _ 
905 Playfair IT... fc a 31 0 1 Nil. Sydney Harbour one ..| 14 June, , 
879 Scout ye oes He 29 7 1 Nil. do es eS Aprile 
803 Seattle ane Se ee 28 0 1 16 do Sas ...| 16 May, , 
896 . | Swan Bet He a 31 6 1 38 Newcastle Harbour ... ...| 28 April, ,, 
894 DherSlipsics..d9 we. dk 28 6 1 Nil. Sydney Harbour as jc LOUM aye te 
883 Violet May 50 ee 27. 5 1 30 Botany Bay ... Aes SP UTA pei iS 

_ 878 Wana Wangi (formerly 32 11 1 40 Lake Macquarie Se ..| 3 Dee., 1918 

lance). 
885 Wonga.... <otmeray tsi 24 6 aah 4 Nil. | Sydney Harbour eo ...| 24 April, 1919 


f ‘ 7 : 5 : 


8294 p90 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 84, —_, ., [5 Iuny, 1918. 
[47] sie | | MS State Fisheries, 7 
Chief Secretary’s Devanevenay 
‘M rotod de SparhAT US) etdngt {to enelinees ee I (wy Sydney, 19th June, 1918. 





‘NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER OULTURE LEASES) 6) 09 “oT woh 
+ Ake is hereby-notified, for goneral information, that leases for the purpose of oyster eulture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. ; m 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries’ Acts and the Regulations therounder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions 
covenants, and reservations set ont at the foot of the Schedule. 
Certified copies of the plans showing the boundasies of the areas loased, together with the license (or pormit) authorising oceupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief al 8 Deysehmess upon application... .,). 




















‘ae ie PEA te ict NE | een ac DO, ‘FYTZGERAMD. 
ScuESULA. 
— = sree “3 = ii a eT ae - ae 
Rovistered wal Sitaration and extent Term 
No. of | No-ot Clase Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased, of aN Remarks, 
Papers. Lease. | cation, | and Plan Cat. No. e ase! ntal, ry 
, F eed 2) 
1 : ij 
Fisheries, ; £ 8. a,| ’ 
1918-9667-| 9667* |Average| Robert Meade Butler ..| German... Con-} Brisbane ; Water, ‘eontage 250|15 years} 210 0 | Under seetion 12 (33), “ Fisheries 
3929, lands. centration yards. Plan Cat. No. B. 53-40. | from (Amendment) Act, 100” 
Dera ‘ Camp, Holds- : 19-6-18. ‘(Fisheries Act, 1902). 
| worthy. O eis 
1918-9677-| 9677% | Do ..| Saniel Fitzpatrick... --| Nowra... ..| Tuross ‘Lake, frontage 200 yards./15 years} 2 0 0 do . £ do 
3923. : ( t Plan Cai. No. T. 9-76, from ; rae 
6-6-18. | f it 
1918-9695-| 9695 Do ..| Alfred Henry, Ward,. ap Letitia. street, | Woronora River (Georges River),|15 years} 1 6 @ do. cous Obey 4 
3984, Oatley. frontage 130 yards. | Plan Cat.| from ahs 
i No. G. 109-47. 19-6-18. on 
1918-9743-| 9743 Do ..| George Joseph Terment ..| Myall-street, Port Hacking, frontage 400 yards.| de 40 0 do de 
3925. Bt Oatley.| Plan Cat. No, P. 4-48. : 
1918-9746-| 9746 Do ..| John Paul Coleman:. :-| Brunswick Brunswick River, frontage 190} do ..| 118 0| . de " da. 
3926. Heads,! yards. Plan Cat.Ne. B. 10-5. 
1918-9754-| 9754 Do ..| William Henry Shoesmith,| Mitchell Island} Manning River, frontage 100} de 1 0-0}: do do 
3927. junior, ; yards, Plan Cat.No, M. 211-31. . 














SRECIAL ‘erent PROVISIONS, EXOEPTIONS, Covayanrs, AND RuseRvartons. 


*Oyster Leases Nos. 9,667 and 9,677 are granted subject to the special condition that payment of rental thereon be deferred over 
the first three years of the fifteen years term of the leases, and proportionately spread’ over the remaining twelve years of the term, and 
to the further condition that the leases may not be sold or transferred to any person other than an approved returned soldier,, 





[48] sa ; wane: State Fisheries, a ae 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 19th June, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSPER CULTURE LEASES. ws 
ibe is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 


have been granted to the undermentioned persons, 


The leases are subjeet to the Wisheries Aets gard the Regutations therounder, and to the spocial Cone prorigons, Barer Hons: 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plaus showing te boundaries of the areas leased, togethor with the es (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the leeseo from the Fisheries Branch, Chaef Seoretary’s Department, upon application. 


fomenvin, GEORGE W. FULLER. 























Registered : Situation aad extent of Term ; / 
No. of i 0. of Clap, Name and Addvesa of Leszee. area leased |” of sons yet Remarks, | 
Papers. a gen. ; and Plan Cat. No. . Lease. : ; 
Fisheries ois | 
1918-9653-| 9653* Inferior} John Tancred 3 ..| 334 Crown-strect,| Brisbane Water, areca’ about 5| byears|; £& s. d,| Underseetion 12 (33n), “ Fisheries 
8771. lands. ' Surry Hills. .. acres. Plan Cat. No. B. 50-40. from 5 0 O'| (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
19-6-18 | (CisheriegAct, 1902).;, 
1918-9655-| 9635 Do :.| James Louis Adelt »-| Belmont-avenue, | Nambucca River, frontage 200) do ..| 10 O as 
3772. ‘| ‘Wollstonecraft. yards. Plan Cat. No. N. 30-24. ih do do 
1918-9679-) 9679" | Do ..} Samuel Fitzpatrick ..| Nowra %,. --| Tuross Lake, frontage 250 yards.; do ..| 019 0 ; Ys 
3773. | | “Plan Cat. No. T. 10-76, do ; do. 




















Sproran Cowpirions, Provisions, Exorerions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATICHS. 


No oysters may be removed from any of the shove areas during the first year of the term of the license (or pensit). Ifa any lease 
be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject a re-determination of rental during the ca a or Yeoh later year for a 
further (third) term of five years. 


*Oyster-Leases Nos. 9653 and 9679-are granted subject to the special condition that they may not be sold or transferred to. any per- 
son other than an approved returned soldier, and that payment of rental shall he deferred over the first three years of the term of the 
lease and ptoportionately spread over the remaining tivelve years of their terms. i 


ee ee ne a TL NT NN ON GE yee GRR TR EE Re ee ern e ea nteeN mee A natn Rte ee RE AE TON ECNAAS mai Rete ANNAN NS RAE SRT NESS tar 





5 Juuy, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, Noe S4e- 3295 « 





(49) State Fisheries, , ; 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 


ae hain navel ad , “ Sydney, oth July, 1918, 
‘APPLICATIONS, HOR. LHASHS.FOR OYSTER OULTURE:. ..., oe 
YT is horeby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the. 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. T29 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Hisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, end on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. EM tw 
All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by-one or moreiof the liconzed fishermen so objecting that..they have personally known bona fide hauls to nave beon made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months. ‘hoy must also be prepared to make'a test haul: with their own nets when 


requested to do so. ie REICH 
, Under Secretary. 


ow 





TE As as ee ne ee eee a eee ee 





| v ny 

Toe Appiicsrt. Locality: | Parish, | County. orshoe. Mine ne 
Gronces River. Yards. 

9820* Edmund Philip Peatfield| In 2 sections, section 1 of about 50 yards, onj Holsworthy,; Cumberland; 61 | l5 years. 


the east sidé of application No. 9,780: 
section 2! of about 14 yards\ on the west 
side of application No. 9,780. | 
has ar ee ar ar ram Port STEPHENS, b 
9821 | Samuel Emmett ...| North Arm lying between oyster leases ma Agee. | Gloucester... 








rr 


f(about)..! 


a 
! 








inv A | " : ! ; , | prey ae 
ta : i waning } § ataa Yo ooefyr f, 


125 | 10'years. 
5,967 and 7,416. oar seee 








9822 Do we veep North Arm lying between oyster leases Nos. do | 154 10 years. 
a ae 6,917 and 7,360. | | 
9823 “Do ig ..| North Arm lying between oyster leases Nos.) ........... ma do wt 100. | 10 years. 


4,210 and 4,782. | 
“Application No, 9.820 is subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 











Sines Bepartuecnt Antices, ~ 


APPOINTMENTS. 
teh a | | _ DEPARTMENT OF MINES. wa 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint — 

Mr. Harold Palser, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised. to issue’ Miners’ Bights and Business Licenses at Moruya, vice Howard, on leave,—such appointment to 
take effect from the 27th May, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,051-152). ‘ 

Constable William Henry Murphy, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Euabalong, vice Canning, on leave,—such appointment to take effect from 
the 14th June, 1918, (Ms. 1918-4,050-152). ; y 

Mr. D. C. S. Bruce, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised 
to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Coonabarabran, vice Dixon, on leave,—such appointment to take 


effect from the 5th June,.1918, (IMs, 1918-3,985-152). + ones i Wake eivetaait 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, | 





[122] Department of Mines,) 5 0 4.) 8! 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. - 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSERS UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


“HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioneti applications. 














‘Locality. 





me 





























& 


Application No. q Portion | Date of 
2 = Applicant. wo =| Area. "aa 
Departmental... ;.|. Local. f Z1 TT: Aes | County. | Parish. | ie SPP ener 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
F1918-4,737 ; 4,739 L.B.} age Fv ps 
Orange 92 | 212 ; John Colley... .-.| GL 25 ( Bathurst ... «ss HONDO - ..5 | 6) MOn te | 6 April, 1918 
Copmanhurst 282 | Charies Middleton fA tS | Drake ... ...| Churchill... SorOLvOnle 2b. daneruass 
132} , 
Weabonga 5) 5 | | | 
ay Cliphena John (Con-| » Ll | Parry ae ...| Beott es a 10 0 O} 30Mar, ,, 
Nundle » 40 56, GVAD yi! a beniladte fori wiabrndis Gd ae sins 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-4,786 ; 4,738 L.8.] ~B1Q!) 
Rockley . Pon 841 { Charles Collins e{ ML) 18 | Westmoreland sual Baring... eal 201.0 0 ae Mar., 1918 
Deepwater . isos] 220:} Alexander Dixon ...| , 93} Gough ..° ....; Wellington Vale...) 8 0 0 } 26 BOO yg 





FOR A SPECIAL LEASE. 
(1918-4,740 L.B.] 


y 

















Tumut’ “~~! “& |; “109 | Tulius Cond:'a4 Fors- ME 9+) Buccleuch and ‘| Pinbeyan; YVarrani-|613° O° 0 | 28 Dec.# “LOU?! 
abrom. ui Selwyn. gobilly, & Selwyn.) OB Helos 
wall so. voBBartof gurface reserved.) t/Exqu portions 1, 6, and 30, and allotments 3 and 4, section 4, village of Ravine, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


3296 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 
HIS Exeelleney the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Gold- 


mining Lease of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
[1918-4,227 L.B.] 








Application No. 





heh | Date of Lease. 





Applicant. 














Departmental. | Local, 


a Yr. p. 
Barmedman 16) 20 | Philip HenrySheahan| ex 74 | Bland... ..| Mandamah «| 5 0.0] 12 April, 1918 
and James Roland 
Garnham. 











J.C, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





IT is intended to void the Leases of Crown Lands, granted im satisfaction of the undermentioned applications, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 19th 
July, 1918; and the land referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at, 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 








we 3 ee ee ne a ee ee ee ee 




















cation! Nou | ies | Locality, 
Me ares tae Applicant. | eon = Area, Date of Lease. 
Departmental. | Local. | > County. | Parish. 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
(1918-4,735 L.B.] a. p- 
Coramba 90 { 110 | Francis Herbert Ward| au 232 0 


and Cecil Stanley 


Yr 
Fitzroy ... “| Moonee .., "| 8 0 
Ward. 





| .6 April, 1918 











FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 


[1918-4,734 L.B.] 
Condobolin 65 | 107 | Norman Darrach a ML 21 | Cunningham a] Melrose ... r 10 0 vf 6 Feb., 1918 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Ménes. 


HIS Exeelleoney the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant ofa lease in 
savisfaction of the undermentioned application for a Mining Lease of Private Lands. 
{1918-4,677 L.B.] 


























Application No. f Portion Loaality. Date of 
Applicant. ; é 
Departmental. | Local. ei be County. | Pacish, aa eget oe 
; a. F. p. 
Wellington 79 | 142 | Michael Henry Wilson| pmax 3,} Lincoln ... +..| Bungiebomar ...| 30 O O | 37 Feb., 1918 
part of surface 
portion right, 5 
27. acres.) 
J. ©. L, FATSPATRBICK, Minister for Mines. 
[123] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


if is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, such refusal to take 
effect at 2:30 p.m. this day. 
[1918-4,752 L.B.] 


—— 














Application No, { Portion . Locality. Date of 
ome App! t. E A shade 
Departmental, | Local. Ae. No. County. | Parish, or Application. 
@.-Ts De 
Wilson’s 174 | John Lackey ..| ML3820/ Buller... | Wylie and Under-| 76 1 24 | 19 April, 1918 
Downfall 49 cliffe. 








J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3297 





NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LRASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued, 
[25] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


1& is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 


(1918-2,567 R. and J.] 





MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 























: Locality. | 
No. Name. aha ees) “ihe ella aae Area. | Application No. 
Me County. | Parish, | 
| J pee) 3 4 is 
Ja ¥. p. 
1584 | Thomas Knox | ML 2] Auckland... ...| Bredbendoura ...| 10 0, O | Candelo 2-5 
1€11 Do ae | Sota Ce a | do 101.0. 0 é 10-13 
1685 | Patrick Joseph Knox, "Francis a ae dO we des do op aE, O 2 3-6 
Walter Bassett, and Alfred 
| Morton Stenfie!d Cansdell. 
J. ©. L. FETZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 
[26] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


ihe is hereby notificd that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has declared void the 
undermentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are hereby declared void. 


[1918-2,625 R. and I.) 





GOLD MINING LEASES, MUDGEE MINING DISTRICT, MINING AOT, 1874. 
































; | Localit 
No, Name. E pene | a a os Area, Application No. 
‘ County. Parish. 
1 ae Pa ri : ee ne | } 
| &. Ye, De 
769 Transvaal and Rhodesian Hstates) au 186 | Narromine ...| Mingelo . | 4 O Oj Peak Hill 291 
mh: and Reduced. H 
848 do ot, 188 do “ag pba bree Hn 2 ws 301 
868 | bs do soa epelek do ae: do AD “a 3 0 0 3 304 
J. C. L, FIPZPATRIOK, Seeretary for Mines. 
[27] Department of Manes, 


Syduey, 5th July, 1918. 


1 ee is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gevernor, with the adadee of the Exeeubtive Couneil, has cancelled th 
andermentioned lease for (non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby deelared eancelled. 


[1918-2,52) R. and I.] 





MINING PURPOSES LEASH, MINING ACT, 1906, 


























5 Locality. : 

No. | Name. | “| > Sa Area. Application No. 
e County. | Parish. 
é Ee nn 35 

91 | Transvaal and: Rhodesian Estates) au 232 | Narromine ..| Mingelo ... ..| 2 2 20] Peak Hill 3-13 


Limited and Reduced. | | 





J. C. L, FITZPATRIOK, Seeretary for Mines. 


[28] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


I bi is hereby notified that His Eaccllency the Governor, with the advise of the Executive Council, has eancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thesvon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,527; 2,528 R. and I. ] 





DREDGING LEASES, MINING ACF, 1906. 





= ne 




















” 


| pag Locality. Pi eee oe i | 
No. Name. Sener er ao Area. | Application No. 
iy. Parish. 
eyo) ee ! iam A) SoA Se 

| a." Pb D. 

281 | Thomas Hassett ... oti «| ML 487 | Hardinge ... ...| Swinton. ... ..| 9 189} Tingha. 89-390 
do 8 0 24 108-442 
| 


818 Do, at ie 50 SAAR do eee 





J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secvetary for Mines. 
No, 84, B tore 1918, —4, 


3298 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. {5 Juny, 1918... 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.— continued, . 


[23] Department of Mines, ga? 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 





T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- » 
mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent duv thereoa, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2526 R. and I.] 





DREDGING LEASE, MINING AOT, 1906. 





























PHI Locality. 
No Name. it 2 Arca. Application No. 
| 4 County. | Parish. j 
pM eee aN uid ea Rat aie iy Lesage sonics ee eH I a ee oe en ee Ie és anh aceon soem 
| 
| & I. p. 
| St. Vincent ...| Araluen .,.. | 8 120) Araluen 11-14 


Dredging Company, No fia-' 24 & 38. | 


| 

802 | The Araluen Redbank Gold) ais 20 
bility. 
k 














J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


tt rl catalase AR en ne nt Aces n 


[80] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


Tis hereby notified that His Mxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has caneelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,568 R. and I.] 





GOLD LHASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 











Locality. ‘ 
No. Name. wae ss Area. 
Ceunty, Parish. 


ntti tn eae et ee = mr tether ne nner TS | renew 





Application 
No. 


ets ps 
1546 | John Moffat, Walter] 150, 166, 167, 1€8, 169,) Bathurst ...| Beaufort rei crsh tt 9 Blayney 21-29 
Graeme Gentles, John} 170, 171, 172, 173, 
Gainford, and John) J74, 175, 176, 177; 
“ Whear Roberis. — Gis 9,10,and 11; and 
; road east of portions 
166 to 170. 








rn in Ss re ge Sat Se: 








— 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretzry for Mines. 





IT is proposed to caucel the undermentioned lease, and notiee of eancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’elock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
n terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[1918-2,947 R. and I.] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


























: A Locality. 
No. Name, Pt Area. Application No, 
an County. Parish. 








au) rip: 
1713 Danie! Henry Kelaher and Gu 721 Darling ... eee Ham ata We ..| 05.0 0} Barraba 8-25 
| Thomas Barrett. 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


nn rar venus VON Wen nU a TOWT OT mad Ta VOT TY pen DEE a 


TT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be pablished in the 
Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such leuse will, unless held under some other. title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for’ 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


[1918-2,803 R. and I.} _- 
MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


oO. 





No. ! Name. Portion 


Locality. % 
x $$ a Area. Application No. « 
County. | Parish. 





1793 | Sydney Oxley Sie ase ve] MEL 13 | Cooper a ...| Conapaira East ... 


| | 


J, O, L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mince, 


8.58) Pp. 
10 0 O} Yalgogrin ~ 
l 85-142 











5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3299 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued, 


IT’ is proposed to cancel the ucdermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazctte of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-2,767 R. and I.) 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 








No | Name | Portion ; Locality. 
Oe j County. | Parish. 











| Area. | Application No. 








- | Seo" Ds 
2067 | William Kershaw and George) au 25 | Mundorgo ...| Buccleuch ..| & O 81 | Tumut 37-68 
Buchanan. | , | 


we 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for M:nes. 





~IT is proposed to declare the undermentioned lease void, and notice of voidance thereof will be publisned in the 
* Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the band referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
aiter publication of Government Gazette of that dite (namely, af 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available fcr 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1808. 
[1918-2,766 R. and I.] Sh cde 


MINERAL LEASH, MINING ACT, 1874. 


=—_~ 











{ 
es Locality. | 
mee i Area. | Application No, 
wee County. Parish. | 


; 2. PE Pp. 
10544 | The Stannifer Freeholds Deep) Mu 27 | Gough ... oon} verbert.. 23 «| 40 0 0 | Tingha 2,448 
: Lead Tin Mines, Limited. | 


dysolbe none ae 2s | vehi! | 


No. Name. 





























J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Sccretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to cancel the undermensioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the lwnd referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

[1918-2,965 R. and I] ee 


GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 





























No. Name, Ce fe Sammie ete Aroa, Application No. 
oe County. | Parish, 
a. r p 
1471 | John Moffat, Walter Gracme) en 19 | Bathurst ... ...| Beaufort ... | 18 1 8.) Blayney 19526 
Gentles, John Gainford, and | 
John Whear Roberts. 





J. O. L, FETZPAPRICK, Secnatary for Mines. 


[35] Department of Mines, ; 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


EXEMPTION FROM LEASING PROVISIONS, MINING ACT, 1903, PARISHES WILLOUGHBY AND SAINT 
PHILIP, COUNTY CUMBERLAND. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeeutive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 28 (2 
(e), Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt the Crown Lands hereunder described from the leasing provisions of the said Act. 


[Reg. 1918-2,530-144] J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





DESCRIPTIONS, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Mrrrovontran Lanp DIstTRIctT. 


No. 1,485. County of Cumberland, parish of Willoughby, also part of Port Jackson, containing an area of about 7 acres. - The 
Crown lands within the northern block,—shown by blue edging on plan M. 16,501, Department of Mines. 


No. 1,486. County of Cumberland, parish of Saint Philip, also part of Port Jackson, containing an area of 9 acres 0 roods 29 
perches. The Crown Lands within the southern block,—shown by blue edging on plan M. 16,501, Department of Mines, 


3300 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 











{31] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


TEVOCATION OF PARTS OF RESERVE No. 19,891 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOURKE, COOPER, 
DOWLING, AND GIPPS GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF WYALONG, COUNTY OF GIPPS. 
T IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
J concurrence of the Secretary for. Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, those parts of Reserve No. 19,891 from conditioval sale (within the Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and Gipps Gold-field) hereunder 
described, shall be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-3,934-152 Misc. ] 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
SCHEDULE. 


Land * 
District, | Division. 





Reserve Date of | 
Neo. 


( i U | Papers 
| Notification. County. Parish. Shire, Area, | Part revoked. ue 
} 


Purpose, No. 




















| 


a. fr. p.| 
Wyalong ij Central | 19,891 | From conditional sale| 14 Mar.,189%| Gipps ...| Wyalong...| Bland 0119 That part within portion) Ms. 1918- 


(within the Bourke.) Shire 797, Plan G. 2,686-1,871,) 8,539. 
Cooper, Dowling and , | 


























Gipps Gold-fieid). | | Munici-| 0 1 0 That part within portion| do 
Do «| do eee iGO! vet do ray || do .| do ese do e-| Pality of | 426, Plan G. 2,811-1871. 
| Wyalceng | \ 
[32] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,574 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN WELLINGTON GOLD- 
FIELD), PARISH OF WINDEYER, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and. with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1806, part of Reserve No. 29,574 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1918-4,028-152 Misc. | 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
SOHEDULE. 








| | 
a aes | Reserve | Dateof | 
Division. | No. | Purpose. Notification.’ County. 


Land 
District. 





Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. Zavers 














{ 








| 
| 


oo Windeyer.. 








> 


2.0. Pe] 

Meroo...|} 18 0 0 That part within mecasured| Ms. 19188 
| portion 207, shown on plap| 3,°68. 

| |W. 4,822-2,.91. 





29,574 | From conditional sale) 15 July, 1899 
(within Wellington Gold-| 
field). 


Mudgee...) Eastern.. 




















[33] Departmen of Mines, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1919, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN CANOWINDRA GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISH OF COLLETT, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the concur* 
rence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 1206» 


























part of reserve from conditional sale (within Canowindra Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 

accordingly. 

{1918-4,029-152 Misc. ] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Mizister for Mines. 

SCHEDULE. 
Land | Y : 

Dienee Division, a Purpose. | Noumea. County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked, Papews Ko. 
| a 2p. | 

Molong... Eastern..,| pacleet Reserve from conditional] 21 Mar., 1879} Ashburn- | Collett ...| Boree «110 0 0 | That part within menasured| Ms, 1918- 

sale (within Canowin- ham, portion 167,—-hown on| — 3,564, 
| dra Gold-field), | | plan A. 6,923-1,770. 
ee ae ee ot me J 











= = ————— -s r= 


[34] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 31,011 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN OPHIR GOUD-FIELD, OPHIR) 
GOLD-FIELD EXTENDED, AND THE MACQUARIE GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF LENNOX, COUNTY OF BATHURST. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
4. coneurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of reserve 31,011 from conditional sale (within Ophir Gold-field, Ophir Gold-field Extended, and the Macquarie 
Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-3,933-152 Miec.] 





Api Bis We FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
SCHEDULE. 








Land | Reserve 
District Division. No. Purpose. 


——— 


£ ; A 
prepay County. Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked, Papera No, 














] 


a. T 


| . p. Ft 
Orange | Hastern..| 31,911 | Fromconditionaleale| 23 June, 1900) Bathurst ..| Lenmox | ss-wieee | 10 0 0 | Past within pertion 21, yes Ma, 1918- 
| | 
| 


(within Ochir Gold- 

field, Ophir Gold- 

field Extended, and 

the Macquarie 

Gold field). 
| 





B 8,555-2,9(9, 


Pt 


























5 Jury, 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3301 





Lanws Depariment Dotices, 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 
resignation of : AY 
Henry K. Horne, Esquire, of big position of Member 

of the Local Land Board for the Land District 

of Mudgee,—to take effect from the 10th June, 

1918 (Minl. 1918-4,151). 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


APPOINTMENT, 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

HIS xcellency the Goyernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Francis William Clarke, Esquire, as a Member of the 

Local Land Board for the Land District of 

Mudgee, vice H. E. Horne, Esquire, resigned,— 

to take effect from the 10th June, 1918 (Minl. 

1918-4,149). 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


———) 











Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of Reverend J. J. Egan, 
who has left the district, from his position as a Trustee 
of the portion of Reserve No. 45,456 at Morrisset, 
notified 6th July, 1910, for General Cemetery, set 


[59] 


apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground, and he is | 


hereby removed accordingly. 
[ Mise. 1918-4,388] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, fer public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentiemen as ‘Trustees, respectively, of the portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
The portion of Reserve No. 45,456 at Morrisset, noti- 
fied 6th July, 1910, for General Cemetery, set apart 
for Roman Catholic Burial Ground :— 
The Most Reverend Michael Kelly, D.D., Reverend 
George Ellis Herlihy, and Henry Drives, Esquire 
(in heu of the Most Reverend P. F. Moran, D.D., 
deceased. Reverend J. J. Egan, removed, and 
Mr. J. Russell, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-4,3888] 


Reserve No. 43,062 at Adaminaby, area 101 acres 3 
roods, notified 9th September, 1908, for Racecourse 
and Public Recreation :— 
James Macelligott Hilley, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. G. 

Mackay, senior, deceased). 
[Mise. 1918-4,375] 

Norte.—In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette of 

15th March, 1918, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[60] 





[138] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 

T is hereby noitfied, for public information, that, 
I in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely ;:— 


Show Ground at Newcastle, area 17 acres 53 perches, 

dedicated 2nd August, 1905 :— 

John Marcus Baddeley, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. W. 
Cann, resigned). 

[Misc. 1918-4,985] 


Show Ground (addition) at Newcastle, area 6 acres 

2 roods 32 perches, dedicated 8th March, 1918 : — 

Messrs. Nelson Bromley Creer, Henry Morris Cohen, 
Sidney Hewson, Hugh Seaman Thompson, and 
John Marcus Baddeley. 

[ Mise. 1918-4,985] 


No. 84, 5 Jury, 1918, —5, 





The portions of the General Cemetery at Field of 

Mars, dedicated 29th April, 1884, set apart for Roman 

Catholic Burial Ground and addition thereto ;— 

Antoine William Mary D’Apice, Esquire (in lieu of 
Mr. L. F. Heydpn, deceased). 

[Mise. 1918-4,879] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Quipolly, 

dedicated 24th October, 1882, set apart for Methodist 

Burial Ground :— 

Reverends John George Morris Taylor, William Pear- 
son, and Joseph Woodhouse. 

Mise. 1918-4,907] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Aberdare, 
dedicated 19th September, 1906, set apart for Baptist 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Alexander Baillic, Harold Herbert Durbin, 
Thomas Edmonds, Charles Luscombe, and James 
Richardson. 

[Misc. 1918-5,062] 





General Cemetery at Lane Cove River, area 1453 
acres, dedicated 9th July, 1902 (Northern Suburbs 
Cemetery) :— 


Reverends John Hubert Maclean, George Chalmers, 
John George Morris Taylor, Messrs. John Kelly, 
Christopher Bowes Thistlethwayte, Alfred Temple- 
Smith, and Orwell Phillips. 

[ ifise. 1918-5,051] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[68] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


T\ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Wxecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentiemen as Trustees of Reserve No. 52,823 at 
Ardlethan, county of Bourke, parish of Warri, area 
612 acres, notified 3ist May, 1918, for Racecourse and 
Show Ground, namely: ; 
Messrs. Angus McSweyn, Frederick James Rath, 
Hdwin Hyland, George William Baker, and James 
_ Griffin. 
[ Mise. 1918-3836] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











Dopartment of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of Antonio Rizzi in 
and to Special Lease No, 1914-1, Walcha, comprising 
an area of 13 acres 30 perches, being measured nor- 
tion 105, parish Aberbaldie, county Vernon, shire 
Apsley, such surrender to take effect as on and from 
the 3lst December, 1917, 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-3,870] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[7] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN- 
LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in 
# ~=respect to the Crown-leases referred to in the sub- 
joined Schedule, that, under the provisions of section 
182 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
following conditions cf lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ring- 
barking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Regu- 
lations thereunder; and the lessee, under the 
terms of any such permit, may be required to 


3302 © 





preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings 
or other timber growth shall be destroyed without 
the written consent of the Forest Officer, but 
such permit may be dispensed with when ring- 
barking or destruction of timber is necessary with 
«a view to the cultivation of crops over any part 
or parts of the area leased: Provided the area 
to be ealtivated is defined, and that not less than 
three weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to 
ringbark or destroy the timber on that area is 
given to, and written permission is first obtained 
trom, the local Forestry Offider. The lessee may, 
however, take from the land leased ‘to him such 
timber and other material for building and other 
purposes upon such land as may be required by 
him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not 
comprised within a timber or forest reserve. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 

' the purpose of sale except subject to the provi- 
sions of the Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations 
thereunder at the time in force. 

Ail persons specially authorised shall have full right 
to enter upon the land at any time within reason- 
able hours during the currency of the lease for 
the purpose of cutting or removing timber or fuel 
without interference by the lessee, and the lessee 
shall provide convenient gateways or openings 
where required for this purpose, or where directed 
by the Minister, or any officer authorised by the 
Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters 
to graze their teams within the lease, subject to 
the provisions of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 
1909, 

have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are 

substituted, viz. :— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for 
the purpose of sale except subject to provisions 
of the Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations there- 
under at the time in force. 

The, lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such 

“as shall be necessary for the purpose of shade and 
shelter, and he shall preserve sufficient useful 
timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose 
of improvements thereon. 

The lessee may, however, take from the land leased 
to him such timber and other material for build- 
ing and other purposes upon such land as may 
be required by him as tenant thereof, provided 
such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or Stete forest :— 


as me ——— 





No, of 


Lessce. 
Crown-lease. 


Land District. 








..| Norman Clevedon James 
Heagney. 


1913-11 | Armidale 
..| James Ellis. 

.| William Gray. 

..| Robert Edgerton Watson. 

.| Edward McElroy. 

.| Samuel Henry Oliver Sloman. 
.| William James Griffiths, 


1915-10 Do 
1916-21 Do 
1914- 3°} Glen Innes 
1916- 4 Do 
“1914- 9 Do 
1914-16 Do 


1913-12 | Armidale ..| Edward Alexander Pryor. 
1913 22 Do ...| Jonathan Thorp. 

1914- 2 Do ...| Roderick James Thomas. 
1914- 4 Do ...| Bertie Grafton Jackson. 
1915- 1 Do .| Robert Reid. 


| George Walter Philp Adams. 
..| James George Godley. 
| Walter William Burnett. 
.| Thomas Henry Croft, 
.| Walter William Burnett. 
| Arthur Milton Reeve Goddard. 


1915— § Do 
1915— 9 Do 
1913- 7 Do 
1914-10 Do 
1916-15 Do 
1916-16 Do 


1915-12 | Bombala ...| John Henry Beveridge. 
1915— 8 | Glen Innes _...| Reginald Marcus. 

1916- 5°| Gunnedah _..,| William John Best. 
1913-28 | Inverell .| John Errol Tredrea. 
1914- 1 Do ...| Frederick Chappell. 
1914- 2} Do .| Thomas Rowland. 
1914-38 Do ..| James Robert McCrossin. 
1914-39 Do .| Herbert Charles Cooper. 


...| John McCluskey. 
...| Charles William Cattell. 
...| Richard-Tighe. | 

.| Arthur Brand Holloway. 


1915- 2 Do 
195-7 Do 
1915-25 Do 
1916- 5 Do 








1916-13 Do ...| Walter Scott Murray. 
1916-16 Do ...| Henry George Koina, 
1913- 4 | Maitland .| Hugh Hackett. 
1916-11 | Moree... .| Tom Major Thompson. 


1914— 2 | Narrabri a Mark Alfred Mackaness. 


Nove —The land contained in these Jeases is exempt from the operation 
“of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Juny, 1918. 





ii Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


PLAN OF PART OF ROAD RE-MARKED, 
APPROVED. 


[132] 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘‘Public 
Roads Act, 1902,” the plan of re-marking of part of 
road hereunder described having been approved, the 
part of road, as re-marked according to the plan so 
approved, shall represent and be deemed to be the 
criginal part of road . 
[Roads 1911-1,054-48} 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 

_Part of confirmed road, R. 4,0444-1,603, within por- 
tions 5 and 66, and of part of boundary road on east 
of portion 66, parish of Brunswick, couaty of Rous, 
Byron ‘shire. 





[133] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS 
OF ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the ‘‘Publie Roads Act, 1902,” the parts of road here- 
under described; and all persons interested are hereby 
called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the 
Minister, within one month from the date of this 
notice, any objections which may appear to them to 
exist to the closing of the said parts of road. 
[1918-341-1] 7 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary parts of road 150 links wide within 
Reserve No. 31,657 for hospital, notified 20th October, 
1900, as now included in designed suburban portions 
i, 2, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, and 20. Within 
suburban boundaries town _of Port Macquarie, parish 
of Macquarie, county of Macquarie, municipality of 
Port Macquarie, ; 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROAD. 


[134] 


1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
! Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road hereunder de- 
scribed, which is now no longer required, is hereby 
closed, and the land comprised therein freed and dis- 
charged from any rights of the public or any person 
to the same as highway. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 

The unnecessary boundary road separating portions’ 
167, 168, 169, 170 from portions 164, 152, 151, and 146, 
aes of Liddel, county of Durham, Patrick Plains 
Shire. ite 
[Roads 1918-226-3] 


[71] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
LANDS FOR SOLDIERS’ SETTLEMENT. 
Toppan Hstatre. 
Parishes of Narrama and Blackwood, county of 
Townsend, Land District of Corowa. — 
PPLICATIONS from Returned Soldiers, holding 
qualification certificates under the Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Act, who desire to join the 
Group Purchase Settlement to be established on Tuppal 
Estate, will be received by the Director of Soldiers’ 
Settlements, Lands Department, Sydney, up to 20th 
July, 1918. 
The estate comprises 40 blocks, averaging 587 acres; 
the average capital value being £4 5s. per acre. | 
The land is suitable for mixed farming. _ 
Application forms may be obtained from the Lands 
Department, Sydney, or from any Lands Office in the 


State. ' 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


5 Jury, 1918} 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. &4. 


3303 





7694] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


LAND SALES. 


j hal Feit tah of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
ation Act, 1918, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DUNEDOO, 
On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Lanp District or Dunrpoo CrntTRAL. 


Within the village of Dunedoo, parish Bolaro, county Lincoln, 
shire Cobbora, 


TgrMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.: balance in three equal 
annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per 
annum, 

Town Lots. 




















Allot. Sec. Area, | Masel Fae [anor Sec. Area. ches al 
| 

eee gas | a r. Dp. Loan a. 

6} 24) 0 2 0146 11 3 8 | 2410 2 OIs0 0 

Fie 10,2, 0/2016 3] 9}, | 0 2.0] 18 0.0 


Situated 50 to 57 chains from Dunedoo Railway Station. 


Upset prices of lots 6 and 7, section 24 include £31 Ils. 3d. 
and £7 16s. 3d., value of improvements respectively. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,417; Plan Dunedoo, 26. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, NARROMINE, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp Districr or Duxbzo. 


Within the village of Narromine, parish Wentworth, 
county Narromine, municipality Narromine. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 


Town Lots. 




















| | Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area, | Price per {Allot.) Sec. Area, Price per 

Lot. ot. 

( 

a TT. ‘+ ree Oe j | Leas p. | £ sea 
eon N Oren eld. Ow O ai) 3; |0 F 34%) 22°°0 70 
2} 4-+ O- 2-0 | 22-0 0 Sep as HOn ee Ee BO Oe 
Sie} OS Of 22 O- NFeG | 5.10 1 B28] 20) O46 





The village of Narromine is situated on the Great Western 
Railway, aud distant 22 miles west from Dubbo. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,625 ; Plan N. 16-2,294. 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COROWA, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or Corowa. 
Parish Granville, county Hume, shire Urana. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balanee in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Country Lorvs. 





$$. 








‘ Upset Upset 
Portion. | Area. Price per Portion. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
i ne fs 
a. Bee poh -S-- se-ds a STE ps | Bras: 
196 WS 2 0/36 6 @ 197 8 336 | 20 0 0 











Tzrms :—Deposit, 25 per cent: ; balance in three months, 
91 |1I4 2 0/403 0 OF, 99 |75 O 0} 233 0 0 


Upset prices include value of Crown improvements. 


The land is situated 8 to 9 miles easterly from the village 
of Daysdale, the nearest railway station being Balldale, 
distant 15 to 18 miles south-easterly. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,150; Plans H. 2,444 Roll, 3,726, and 
3,727-1,668. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DENILIQUIN, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanp Disrricr oF DENILIQUIN. 
‘Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 


Parish Citgathen, county Townsend, shire Murray. 
Country Lots. 





Portion, Remarks, 


Upset price 
Area. | per Lot, 








Bory p.| Se ade 

12 {100 0 0/200 0 0 |Situatedabout 10 miles south- 
westerly from town and 
railway station of Denili- 
quin. 

Papers Aln. 1918-5,152 ; Plan T. 342-1,803. 








Lanp Disrrict or Hay. 
Parish Bingellibunbi, county Townsend, shire Windouran. 


62 |441 2 0/358 © O| Situated at Black Swamp, 
southerly from Booroorban, 
and 40 miles from Hay, 
about 36 miles north-west- 

erly from Deniliquin. 

The upset price includes value of improvements, £26, 


Papers Aln, 1918-4549; Plan§T. 4,531-1,803. 


SALE AT THii LANDS OFFICE, NARRANDERA, 


On Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF NARRANDERA,. 





Within the town of Narrandera, parish Narrandera, county 
Cooper, municipality Narrandera. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 




















Town Lor. 
) : is 
Allot. | See Area, Leia Remarks. 
beth | | 
| a “| 5 8.08 | 
Boe Le Oo a 0 | 300 0 0 | Fronting Larmer-street, 
| | adjoining the residence 
| of the Sub-Inspector of 
Police. 





Parish Moomboodool North, county Cooper, shire Yanko. 
Country Lots. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 











| Upset 
Portion. Area... | Price per Remarks. 
| Lot. 
ie 
| | 
3. Tab fous Sods 
31 0 2 0/ 6 O O- Situated 6 miles easterly from 
ae 0 2 0! .6 0 0) townofBarellan, the nearest 
34 OQ 2a Orie 6 - 0G railway station being Erin, 
47 02 0! 6 0 0} distant + mile. 


Papers Aln. 1918-2,415 and 4,067 ; Plans N. 2-1,712 R. 
and C. 1,638 and 1,639-1,804. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, RYLSTONE, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 





Lanp Disrrict or RYLSTONE. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Dungeree, 
parish Dungeree, county Phillip, shire Kylstone. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SupurBaAN Lots. 














Portion, Area, | Yous Fy ae Remarks, 
#42. up. £ os. d. 
172 14 230 | 40 0 0 | Situated about 1 mile 
178 Is, 0) 0 41 0 0 from village of Lue, the 
25 4 033 ll 0 0 nearest railway station 


Papers Aln. 1918-2,519 ; Plans P. 3,697, 3,749-2,125 
and 2,389-2,125 R. 





3304 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, {5 Jury, 1918. 
acai acitaneg a ya let SMI el a ne Ma a me 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, URANA, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanp District or URANA, 


Terms : —Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent, 


Within the village of Coorabin, parish Clear Hills, county 
Urana, shire Urana, 


Town Lots. 























Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec.| Area. Price per jAllot|Sec.} Area. Price per 
. Lot. Lot. 
| 

Aare. ies. ic. a. 7. yt 8S och Gls 
11 Ole O 1es0eA xO 2 Cueto cO 25 0 0 
leo pee On leco ma 0 Sales Oe WoO) 20 0 0 
13a Owe O we COp ONO Ae mi Oa) gO. Lo 0Rr0 
Te, lee Ollel om a0) Mees Ot 20 12 0 0 
TOO elo) lee Wake OO bse ae 10 0 0 
NGS oO lomo a OmOnG a ao One AO 10 S00 
7 ee Ogee Oe LOM) sO) Mase al? Ole OR OMEO 
IS eee ela) ee Onno. 0 OF issn 09 OFSOsin aL oe ORO 
o 4/0 1 0}10 0 O7} Il SuO er O 15 0 0 
6) | Oey 0 els 0 W200! eee ee 0) a 0 12 0 0 
Tale LOPS nO. Ochi o Gl ais siillO. ane e 0 On uO 
8 | a O pLee0. 1) 20/8070) tla |; 01 0 10 0 0 
9 |» Do) Tee O) files |» ORs 0 10 0 0 
LOD) Beni On 30" 70". 6 LAN AM Oi Me) 12. 090 
Vg Oe 1.0 130 80 PON A 20 il 70 Ome 


The village of Coorabin is adjacent to Coorabin Siding, 
about 5 miles from Oaklands Railway Station. 


The sale is restricted to the surface and 50 feet b2!ow the 


surface. 
Papers Aln. 191S-5,161 ; Plans Coorabin 1, 2, 3, and 4. 





Parish Colombo, county Urana, shire Wunnamurra, 


Country Lor. 

















Portion. | Area. | Ps Remarks. 
(a rp. £ s. d. 

200 |5 0 0] 13 0O O|} Situated about 18 miles 
| 


north-westerly from town 
of Urana, the nearest 
railway station being at 
Bundure, distant about 3 
miles. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,203 ; Plan U. 254-1,88i Roll. 











SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GOULBURN, 


On Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’elock noon. 


LanpD DIstrRicr oF GOULBURN. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the village of McAlister, 
parish Upper Tarlo, county Argyle, shire Crookwell. 


TrRus :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


SuBURBAN Lots. 





; 3 Upset Upset 
Portion, Area. Price per { Portion. Area, Price per 
| Lot. Lot. 
3. Laepaluee esas | SOF: pete See 
253 3 277 ADO 30:1 2262 Wp war Ie) © 
254 3.2 7/1/11 O OF 263 2, 201502 OREO 
256 3: 0215) Wl ae BOu e264 17 020| 60 0 0 
303 114 210/51 0 0] 265 16 320/51 0 0 
259 | 20 0 0/70 O O| 266 20720503) 260 TORRG 
260 | 14 3 30| 53 0 Of} 267 13 310] 42 0 0 
261 /17 0 0| 51.0 O18 269 1l 010! 34 0 0 








Situated 7 miles easterly from town of Crookwell, the 
nearest railway station being McAlister, distant 1 to 2 miles. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,237 ; Plans M.I. 2,349, A. 4,094, 
4,095, 4,096, 4,097-2,121. 


Parish Bolong, county Georgiana, shire Crookwell. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
Country Lors. 











Upset Upset 
Portien. Arca. Price per | Portion. Area. Price per 
Acre. Acre. 
ple EE Se ee ae 
4. Caples Sara. a.UY. P. £ os. d. 
64 38070)" 015 0 294 |81 2 0O| O15 O 














These portions are situated 12 miles northerly from town 
of Crookwell, the nearest railway station being McAlister, 
distant 10 miles southerly. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,149 ; Plans G. 3,145 and 5,397-1,506. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COWRA, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Laxp Dierrict or Cowra. 


Within the village of Wattamondara, parish Wattamondara, 
county Forbes, shire Waugoola. 


Turus :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots. 

















Allot.| Sec. Area. ge: AlJot.| Sec. | Area, ee 
ate p.)o8 es. d. Av Tepe ee ee. id 

] 5 iO Gele 0 6 0 0 Th 5|0O 1 14 700 
2 I 45. | Oma 0 6 0 0 1 6/0 2 0 8 0 6 
3 55 | Oem 65.0 (Oi? ee 0 220 8 0 0 
4/)\. ,,. | OcmetaeO 6520 003 |e eaeO 8 0 0 
5 39 | Ole O 6 0 @714) ,|;0 2 0 8 0 0 
6) 7 nO SO 6270.0 P2152) FOR 2 NG 8 0 0 





The village of Wattamondara is about 10 miles south-east 
from Cowra, on the Blayney-Harden railway, and has itsown 
railway station. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,496 ; Plans Wattamondara 14 and 15. 





Within the town of Cowra, parish Cowra, county Bathurst, 
municipality Cowra. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum, 




















Town Lot. 
Upset 
Allot. | Sec, Area Price per Remarks. 
r Lot. 
a. Eee ees. Gy 
2 1/19|;0 1 0/200 0 O| Situated about 27 chains 
from Cowra railway sta- 
tion. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,158; Plan C. 10-1,355. 





——— 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PARRAMATTA, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or PARRAMATTA, 


Within the town of Parramatta, parish St. John, county 
Cumberland, municipality Parramatta. 


Tarms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Town Lots. 

















Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area, Price per fAllot.) Sec. Area. Price por 
Lot. Lot. 
aT pa we Bed. Ser. pl OL Bde 
1| 88/0 1 34#140 0 Of 4]88/0 111|]54 00 
Zits kO el Ste 10580) OF oe fo Or 1. 18) 33900 
31) See OUn 2 OR LOS OFT0 


Situation.—Parramatia Railway Station. about half-mile 
south-west Post Office, half-mile west tramline, George-street, 
Parramatta, 7 chains. Town water supply on Hassall-street 
and Harris-street frontages. 


Description.—Level to slightly undulating land, all clear 
of timber. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,066 ; Plan P. 210-750. 





5 Jury, 1918,] 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, BARADINE, 


On Saturday, the 17th day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


Laxp District oF COONABARRABRAN, 


YaxMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 © per cent. per annum, 


Within the town of Baradine, parish Baradine, county 
Baradine, shire Coonabarrabran. 


Town Lots. 















































Upset | Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area, Price per JAllot.| Sec, Area Price per 
L | Lot. 

Re Th Ds [ky said: a. Ty pajeee sod. 

1 SP On fie 0) 25. Ons A) Be PAE) a TG) 4) 

2 aye Oeetire O 1-205 0-6 2) 14/10 1 344/17 0 0 

3 sO ce OL 20m On, GO Salecet|O) 2 LON eROn.O 

4 sy (LO. Sak Orie) 0.0 4 oo Ob. 2) OF et Aare O 

5 er OF 2. 0 120" 020 5 oy Oe 2 OF 20m On O 

6 red 2 0;20 0 0 6 sor 2 -Oue2Ou0n 0 

#4 at On 2s 0) Li On 0 "| sa in 2) (Onlnommon, 0 

8 iPhOm 0/17 0 0 8 Sy ieOn 2) Onmom One 0 

9 3 0 2 0)17 0.0 9 357 | sO) dy 19 oe OR OC 

10 Os 2unOnote Om Ole! «5 \kOuel, 93 ehomnOn 0 
1 30) ZO" 207-0.-0 Ve) Visine 0) elas OF .0: 

2 af 02 0/15 0 0 2 Re DAO eOn..0) 

ee) OF Se Or) 1S. GP Ol 8 lin, 1.0 2 O-\elmee On 0 

Soe OL 2 Or Lo Ont ea al, OL 2 0.) eon On.0 

9/ ,,/0 2 0/15 0 Of 5| ,,/0 1214/15 0 0 

10 AG OF 20 OF I8s 0.20 6 59 Ou, bad 1a eles Ole 0 
1 GOe 2a 0720 20s Of egal a5 | Gol 18 |e Our0 

Zhi eyo Vlohiwvorops yo 2 of Thos oO 

3 Ae i Ab 4 0|17 0 0 9 Or 2 “OM ATZ Ot 0) 

4 ema OF V7 OW ONTO CUOMRS: Oe ital 2a Ore O 

5 one One Onl 20 = Onn LH Ss) Oe 2 Olea On G 

6 99 0 2 0/118 0 O 2 yy | 0) 62h OETA OF 70 

Tale Ome cee Onl Lom Onn O tmeoalen. Ww Ole 2. \Ouelme Onn 

8 ee OM FONTS 0) 0 4 Or 2 Obie O a0 

9 eee 2 SOR sin Oe 0 5 3, | O 2 OFF205 0-0 

LO} el Onan ONO ROMOmGnh. 5,0 |) 0> 2) ONieliia On 
1 Ose ces ON E2oNCONAO timed Woss0t 0) 2 Olan ORO 

alee Ome ONO Om Om S: | ., Oe 2) OL lome OO 

3 Om OL 20), OFLO 9 rl se O T3550°.0 

4 aeRO 2a O20 Or O 10 ere Oe 2. Obie lms Owe 

5 Om 2 OF 25.0070 rig 0 2 0 P20 OF 0 

6 son Oe OR 225 OFnO 2 a nO, Vie On P20 ONE O 

7 me |) UY 2 Orie. 0 10 3 sy | Oe OF 20S ORO 

8 yw Se OV a Ome 0 4 Ate Oy OO 

9 y OM2 PONT OF.0 & Re G F202 Vim OmeO 

1Obiuen O20 ce On OlmG | .,, (020.0) lt OmO 
Te SOR One One lLGm OmOimonee Ome 2a: Ole 7 eee O 

Papers Aln.§1918-4,723 ; Plans B. 16, 17, 18, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 


3, 14, 15, 19-1,912. 





Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Baradine, 
parish Baradine, county Baradine, shire Coonabarabran. 


SuBuRBAN Lots. 



































Portion, Area. pees Portion. Area, Sc 
Beale Daj ee Se) Ge Dy fe p.| ao fe) sl 
2\16 0 0 64° 0 0 43 |}3]2 0 0 48 0 0 
aeie20r O80 81 0 0 44/12 0 0 42 0 0 
COM TBA AY CB 45|12 0 0 36 0 O 


From } to 1 mile from the business centre of the town of 
Baradine. Upset price of portion 3 includes value of Crown 
improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,723; Plan B. 2, 642-1,790. 





Parish Baradine, county Baradine. 


Country Lots. 
— “al Ae GP ‘ 








Upset Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per | Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
Sapte pe bit, 8; Gs a.) Tp Rees 
98 | 21 1 0/65 O O | 104 OE 20 390870 
102°) “7 18 | 52 0:01) 105 6 20 41 0 0 
103} 6 2 0;|39 0° 07106 |23 1 8 93 0 0 
A out 1 mile from the business centre of the town of Bara 


dine. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,723 ; Plans B. 1,183, 1,184, 1,190, 
1,191, 1,192-1,790. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 








3305 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, STUART TOWN, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


LAaNp Disrricr oF WELLINGTON. 


Within the town of Stuart, parish Ironbarks, county 
Wellington, shire Macquarie. 


TuRMsS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months 
with interest at 5 per cent, 


Town Lots. 





























| , 

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Ro TARP. | ee 8. ds a. ©.’ ps | £8. d. 
402) C6220) GeO OLE 1G") O42: Ob. 70 "9 
2: eet) Onn: |) O70: 0 1; 23|;0 118! 6 6 0 
Oy) agp al at Zales; mel a6 p Go OO 
7 | yy | Ov BhOri5e.0 00s, |O°2 0) BLOvO 
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Sh VO oO. Guo) OF Wee Mich Oka? | Be 0. 0 
4st | OuezemO ORO. O 1; 25;0 119} 6 0 9 
B Pree) OMEEZL | 6-0! ONf BT eh oe'1 189) 6 8 .@ 
Gm | or ieas7 | BO” oF Pah fe ortr aoa, 6 
7|.,|0 2015 00] 6| ,,/0 1 5/4 00 
stl aro on 29) hs ov ogee io 1 gh 4 1 9u"9 
LSA Orr TSE OL! OM Sates ORL Ory 4 eo" 
2} ,/0 2 0/6 0 0]°1/2610 139] 5 0 0 
71 471002 331670 0 Pee i. e°1g9}: 5 0 o 
giliea| Ge ornen.Ovo ment. Vorin gare sto °O 
10] ,,|0 20/5 00] 4!/,,/0 139| 500 
Ile oe OF S00 | bNd OPUS t, LO rao” 6h Olte 
4a om) Ome Ze O) 1 Ge Om OF Grins Om cee Ur) OmrOe 0 
5 Mea Ol, 2410.) 650. (ON IMIle de Oe 0| 5°00 
CJ, 2 OLLGO. 0. lu. Sete eh0ued,) 0: |. 5.0.0 
7 meal Or 2204) Gate, Ooty Geen | Oy 2.0. | -B4.0i'0 
SuOn Ome ON OmOn On I LOM sa Oleka dor i) Gar 0. 0 
AW OF 2500" Ge Or O Te ezoa One ZrO) a Gee OO 
5 OO T2 UNE GC :0r2 BhOL2 0 |\-590%0 
Guess | Obe2eeO Oe, Oia Sd ley KOR 2. 0 |-50..0 0 
7a Cel o7 Pee Ol) 4 em oe 20 | 68.0.0 
Sum sn): One S) |. OR 0) So aeya Ome Lesoninoms0) 7} 
2 02 0;6 0 0 5 320) 0% 0/21 | 5° 0 6 
3 He: wa: Oe NO |nGbiOreOuh Fil eealiOr 1hcO:-kexGr-O 0 
2 OPS Ge ONvOntss Siantssy | Orak. | Oc) 16R10 9.0 
Qilel6n| OF 2 One 7h OM,0 1|33)0 O 29%). 4 0 0 
10 Ost 2 MOR ie On Onis 2 01 5.0 0 

















The ‘upset price of lot 3, section 28, "includes £45, value of 
improvements. The town of Stuart is distant about 20 
miles south-easterly from Wellington; the railway station 
being at Stuart, which is intersected by the Great Westen 
railway line. 

Papers Aln. 1918-5,000. 
30, and I. 2,486 Roll. 


Plans §. 38 to 42, 46, 47, 48, 15, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydaey, 5th July, 1918. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


( \ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
/ Gawette for sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 

Gazette 

No. 
Batnurst—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918... cae 
Booyong—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 a, Eas a8 
Brarpwoop—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... eat ke: 
Do Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 ... eh = dat 
CoonaMBLE—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... xaeZl 
Cowra—Wednesday, 10th July, 1918 a 201) 6S 
CuLcainN—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 .. Be we 
East Marrtanp—Saturday, 20th July, 1918 a. 68 
Finttey—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 ane a5 ik 
Gosrorp—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918... BAS ie: 
GouLBorRN— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 ... sacred] 
GRAFTON—Wednesday, i7th SUIy Lol) a... Re! 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, ‘I7th July, 1918... Boe il 
JUNNING— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918... Misnnnaa 
INvVERELL—Wednesday, 31st July, 1918... Bee Ot 
Krempsry—Wednesday, 10th July, 1918... .» §©65 
MeEnbdooran—Wednesday, 10th July, 1918... ROS 
Muperr—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 sean 
Moss VaLE—Wednesday, 10th July, 1918 ... Sor. git 
Port Macquarie—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... 71 

Sypnry— Wednesday, 10th July, 1918 He free) 
Do Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 eu es ak dee 
Do Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 ons he Lt 
TamMwortH— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 .. oy. tire 
THN TERFIELD— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 yA TIE 
TuMBARUMBA— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 toe ry! 
Tumut—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 iva soit y A 
Urnana— Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 cus & 
Wacaa Wacca—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 oat 14 
WatLeutr—W ednesday, 17th July, 1918 ,,, so ft 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


33806 


[6900] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th May, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF WEEKES. 


[ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act of 1913, to alter 
the design of the village of Weekes, by excising cer- 
tain of the village lands and including same in subur- 
ban lands, and by closing certain streets and lanes 
and opening certain others in lieu thereof. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Bellingen, and 
Post. Office, Weekes, and at the Department of Lands, 


Sydney. 
| Aln. 1918-2;543] 





[7029] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 31st May, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF ROSEWOOD. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 

is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter the 
design of village of Rosewood by extending the village 
boundaries, and by closing certain streets and lanes. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, 'fumbarumba, 
and Post Office, Rosewood, and at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 
[Aln. 1918-2,186] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[6491 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd May, 1918. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF CURRAWANANNA. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 

the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter 

the design of the village of Currawananna by excising 

portions 54 and 55, west of Minnie-street and north of 
Victor-street. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office. Wagga Wagga, 
at the Post Office, Currawananna, and at the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney. 


[ Ms. 1918-3,055] 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[€202] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th April, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF CASINO, . 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 

is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
JYrown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
design of the town of Casino, by excising that part of 
the village lands south of the south side of Light- 
street and east of the east side of Walker-street, and 
by adding such area to the suburban lands. 

Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office and Post Office, 
Casino, and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
j Ms. 1918-2,153] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th April, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF STOCKINBINGAL. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
design of the vilage of Stockinbingal, bv closing that 
part of O’Brien-street east of the northerly prolonga- 
tion of the south-eastern side of Caledonia-street. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cootamundra, and 
Post Office, Stockinbingal, and at the Department of 
Lands, Svdney. 
[Ms. 1918-1,853] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. | 





[6203] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTRH, No. 8&4. 


[5 Suny, 1918, 





[6201] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th April, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE . 
VILLAGE OF URUNGA. 


Tt is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
& the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter the 
design of the village of Urunga, by extending the 
suburban boundaries and by closing unnecessary streets 
and lanes within the village boundaries, 

_ Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Bellingen, and 
Post Office, Urunga, and at the Department of Lands, 


ydney. 
[Ms. 1918-1,349] , 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[5722] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28th March, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF LOCKHART. 


lis hereby notified, for public information, that, 

_at the expiration of three months from this date, 
iv is intended, under the provisions of section 23 ot 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act of 1913, to alter 
the design of the village of Lockhart by excluding 
from village lands and includihg in suburban lands 
that part south of Federal-street, and closing cértain 
streets and lanes and parts of streets. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Urana, and 
Post Office, Lockhart, and at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 
[Aln. 1918-2,238] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





136] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
1% is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed a Licensed 
Surveyor of this State :— 
Mr. Frank Rogers Stevenson. 
[Minl. 1918-4,201] 


W. G. ASHFORD, ‘Minister for Lands. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


Note is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 

Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden‘ 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
[7697] 





28th June, 1918. 








[7420] Local Land Board Office, 


Goulburn, 17th June, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 

John Jardine and Mary Jardine for an exchange 

of an area of 29 acres 24 perches, being part of por- 

tion 3, for an area of about 385 acres, comprising 

Water Reserve No. 982, notified 28th November, 1883, 

parish of Wellington, county of Wellesley, Land Dis- 
trict of Cooma. 

Tithopraphs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Cooma, and also at 
the Police Station at Nimmitabel. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman of the Local Land 
Board, Goulburn, not later than 22nd July, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Nimmitabel on a date to be notified. 

K. J; HALLIDAY, 
. Chairman, 


5 Jury, 1918.] 





[135] Local Land Board Office, 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by James 
Lyell, junior, to convert Special Lease No. 1915-3, 
comprising portion 145, within Camping Reserve No. 49, 
notified 14th June, 1876, parish of Garway, county of King, 
Land District of Guuning, into Additional Conditional Pur- 
chase No. 1918-2. 


Diagrams illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, and the Crown 
Land Agent at Gunning. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman of the Local Land Board, Goul- 
burn, not later than 26th July, 1918, or stated at the Land 
Board inquiry. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Gunning on 30th July, 1918. 





[69] Local Land Board Office, 


A TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
Philip James Catlin for permission to erect 
rabbit-proof fencing across the road separating por- 
tion 6 from portion 16, in the parish of Seymour, 
county of St. Vincent, Land District of Braidwood. 
Diagrams illustrating the proposal are exhibited at 
the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn and 
the Crown Land Agent at Braidwood, : 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman of the Local Land 
Board at Goulburn not later than 26th July, 1918. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Braidwood on a date to be notified. 





[53] Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 27th June, 1918. 
TTENTION is invited to a reference by the 
Minister for Lands, in the matter of an appli- 
cation by George Lindsay Wilson (as sole Trustee in 
the estate of the late William Wilson), of Goonambil, 
via Corowa, to surrender about 1,609.acres 2 roods 
of freehold lands in the parish of Wilson, county 
Hume, in exchange for about 2,704 acres of Crown 
lands, parish of Wilson, county of Hume, and parish 
of Gunambil, county Urana, to the Local Land Board 
at Urana for inquiry and report as to whether such 
an exchange would be in the public interest and should 
be proceeded with. 


Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited | 


at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Urana. 
Objections (if anv) should be in writing, and should 


he forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 5th August, 1918. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Urana on a date to be notified. 





[45] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


ERRATUM. 


MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION SETTLEMENT— 
MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Yanco Lanp Disrrticr. 


N the notification setting apart Crown Lands for 
Irrigation Farms within Mirrool No. 1 and Yanco 
No. 1 Irrigation Areas, published in the Government 
Gazette No. 74 of the 14th June, 1918, on pages 
2741 to 2744, in the particulars of Crown Improve- 
ments on Farm No. 298, Mirrool No. 1 Trrigation. 
Area, for description, value, first instalment, and 
annual instalment read “Dwelling and fencing,’’ 
“*£260.”’ “£84,” and “£16” instead of “Dwelling,’’ 
"£200," “B79? seed. °£11.?? respectively, and for 
minimum deposit tead ‘‘£89" instead of “£84.” 
[M.I.S. 1917-C. 6,489: W.C. and I.C. 1918-6 ,772] 


W. O. GRAHAME, 


Minister for Agriculture. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 




















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3316 


5 Jury, 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3317 









[52] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Lea hieh Ki Gaze 
I set opposite thereto, has been reversed. Stok: demitiaiaatoal Wonk oo ae i 








(C.S. 1918-14,525 ; 14,716; 15,092; 14,270] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Date of ; 
No. of 
OL. Lessee, Address. County. Parish, Apea. vpn Basal C.P, § Shire. 
Forfeiture. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
3 Lanp Distr1or oF COOTAMUNDRA. 


4 fe Ys) Ps 
21,616 { Commissioners of the Government) Sydney jee ..| Clarendon ...| Bute ... al, 1e08 00119 - 
Savings Bank of New South | ; 12 Avril, 1018) 1800-222 a8 Tiake, 
Wales. 
(per Quinn, Ernest Arthur | Temora, 
Patrick). 





Lanp District oF QUEANBEYAN. 
16,488 pean Eliza avs a] Uriarra: sn 4, Cowley mel Urayarra | 150 0 0| 7 June, 1038) 1890-127 | 149 aba 


Lanp District or Youne. 


18,276 { Union Bank of Australia, Limited{/ Sydney .. «.| Monteagle...{ Willawong ..| 543 0 0 1 June, 1918; 1890-11 81 
; f (per Cusack, Henry) | Calabash, Young. | | i | : | : | ; nies: 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NARRABEI, 


31,297 { Commissioners of the Government/ Sydney ees ~.{ Nandewar ...| Coryah.., --) 120 0 0) 22 Feb,, 1918/ 1001- 8 13 Namoi. 
Savings Bank of New South 
Wales pi 
(per Ritter, Arthur Charles) Bullawa Creek, 
Narrabri, 
1910-36 | Handsaker, Bertie James ... oo Sap ake _ Creek, do -.| Connor... cal) S00h OO Vaan 4. Ue. 1910- 53 26 do 
oggabri, 





[57] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


INisceae is given that the undermentioned Conditional Leases, and all rights attached thereto, are hereby declared forfeited through 
— non-payment of rent; but such forfeiture shalt not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 

















(C.8S. 1918-14,792 ; 15,234 ; 1917-19,268} W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
d Amount im 
No. of S Annual arrear, 
CL Lessee. Address, County, Parish. ‘S _ Shire, Area. | pont, pr akGaiva ok Basal €.P, 
Ss Interest. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or DUBBO. 
Aews, £50 £ ad, 
85763 | Handover, William «.| Dubbo .. ca ..| Lineoln «.| Goonoo... cos HM aadives Talbragar 80 20 0 6.0.0 1904-92 
(per McGowan, John | Mogriguy. 
James), 
1910-72 Do do oes do ae do eet do .. e.| 18 & 19 do eo] 1513 15 4 2 9°3 de 
_1913- 7 Do GO. seen do , fia do Sal do gigh a lal 207 do... 728 410 6 9 010 do 


Lanp District or NABRABRI. 

1907-18 | Commissioners -f the Gov-| Sydney oe .-.| Jamison w.{ Doyle wu» eos 16 | Namoi_...| 1,098 617 3 20°11 9 1907-15 

ernment Savings Bank 

cf New South Wales. 

(per Gett, Peter, jun.) | Care of H. L. Walker, 
Narrabri. , 





























[64] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF VACANT CROWN LANDS TO A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


ly is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the adjoining conditional lease mentioned in 


such Schedule at the capital value and rental stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD. 












































> 3 from | 
BS Capital | Rent | Date 1 | Future Future | 
ae} Annual which 
Papers. | $ [Parish. anty. Area, | Added to—| Value | per Lee Area Rent Shire. 
a ag é | al Wa omy per acre, | Acre. Rent. ev eteote = of C.L, of C.L, 
> } 
if 
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1918-13787 | 41} Koreelah ...} Buller ... shor 3 0 1905-98 013 4] 24 O Leo 5 June, hale 3.0 9 18 11 Tenterfie! 
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No. #4, 5 Jouy, 1918.—6, 








3318) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. 





[111] baal to tissu i Department of Lands, 


len ylot dad youhy! Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES, 


hereby .notified, for genersl information, that. the wndermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in the 


Tis 
ie Governmont Gazette, have now been restored, subject to mny conflicting elaims that may have arisen up to this date. 





























or wodedcihe < W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE. 

No, of a x ; ‘ d Shi A Annual Gazetted 
Lease, / Name of Lessee, -,Land District, Parish. County an re, rea, Rent. non-renewed. 
8 ‘ : A. See oe. 

31,480 | Mutual Life and Citizens) Bombala — ...| Thoko and| Wellesley; Bibbenlukel 320 0 0| 1 6 8 | 25 Jdan,, 1918 

Assurance Co., Ltd. OCreewah. : 
1907-10] Mowle, William James ...| Kempsey ...| Kunderaug ...| Vernon; Dumaresq ...| 280 0 0| 13 4/235 y » 
1915-2 | Mackey, Duncan Forbes...) Moruya ..| Bateman —...| St. Vincent; Hurobodallal 10 0 O0| 1 @ 0| 25 y ” 
(73) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LHASES. 


: " fi is hereby notified; for general information, that the Speeial Leases specified hereunder are declawed forfeited in aracniened 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


one forfeiture will take effeet at the expiration of thirty evar days from this date. 
; W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lends. 






































Reg. No. 
Name and Address tas Annual Reagon 5 
& ead No. of Lease, Ses esse Situation and Aros of Land, Rent, tor Wortoiture, Shice, 
Ws, Ls, £ s: 4, 
WO18— 124 | 1912- 3, Lith- | Betro, Monsoro, and] Counties Cook and Roxburgh, parish Thornshope,| 6 12 6 | Non-payment of] Blaxland, 
gow. Betro, Joseph, of Lith- portion 125. R, 3,817-1,496. Area, 6 acres 2 rent, 
gow. rocds 21 perches, Z 
1918- 4713 |.1914-85, Moree} Brown, Leslie Edward, County Benarba, parish Yaroush, portion 35. B.| 412 0*) Non-fulfilment | Boomi. 
of Mungindi. 1,159-1,909. Area, 150 acres 3 roods. of conditions: 
1916-11415 | 1915-28, Mur-| Higgins, William Tho- Coukity Rous, parish Condong, portion 177. R.7,695-| 38 0 0 | Non-payment of} Tweed. 
willumbah,| mas, of Condong, 1,759, Area, 2 acres 3 roods 34 perches (ex, road). rent. 
* Including rental value of Crown improvements, 
[7565} Department of Lands. 


pe APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is, instal notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been reeeived for Special Lease, 
“pq ¥nder the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant such leases ghould.no sutiicient objections be found to emist, after inquiry by the 
Land Boatd ahd consideration by the Minister. 


Any. objections will receive due eonsideration, if lodged in wviting with the Chairman for the Land Board Distwiet 
ia which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



























P Local Land Board Date 
: Purpose for | 
: A sacs 5 Office where up to which 
Applicaat, Locality of Lead applied for. Area, achige Leese ig objactions may be objestions 
3 lodged. may be lodge 
Sater ue : | 
Pt a, Fp. 
Vicars, Fredk. Nicholas) Hawkesbury River, fronting portion 15, parish)’ @ 0 234 | Jetty and bathing| Sydney a5 .-| 5 July, 1986. 
Sa ee ieee Metro- of Cowan, county of Cumberlend. | place. 
politan), 
The North Coast Steam) Fronting the Tweed River for a distance of] ........ | Wharf Ine -.| Grafton én fee = ow 
Navigation Company,; 150 fect in a southerly direction from a point , | 
Lid., Special Lease} 20 feet above the end of Crane Wharf, village { 
1918-2, of Qooloon, parish of Terranora, county of | 
Rous. 
(7563 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28th June, 1918, 
1 APPLICATIONS FOR HRECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING, 
ATEN TION i is invited to the undermentioned applications, under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1912,” for permission to 


erect Rabbit- “proof Fenoing and Gates. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





a 


Plan exhibited at | With whom Objections msy be lodged. 








‘Applicant, ' Bite of Fence end Gate. Parish. County. | Crown Land Agent's gD Wanda 
inn Place, | Not ister than— 
1918. 
dgohn Colvin ,, ,.,| At north-west corner of Narden ,. ...| Dowling ...| Condobolin ...| Chairman, Local] 21 July. 
portion 4. Land Board, 
Forbes. 
R. R. Dangar_..,| Across road and travel-| Telford ... »-| Buckland ,,.{ Murrurundi  ...{ Chairman, Local] 21 ,, 
ling stock reserve, Land Board, 
north of portion 156, Tamworth. 


north of portion 19, 


on 


5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 8319 





[63] Department of Lands, 
) Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFIOATION OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. 


I is is hereby notified, for public information, that the Scrub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited for 
non-payment of balance of first year’s rent, 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















No, of bease, ee # | Name of Lessee, Land District. | County. Parish, | Shire, | Ares, | Annual Rent. 
Oce. Acres. £ a 
377 1918-3923 | Rose, John Gooda, of Bin-} Warialda ...| Burnett ...| Balfour .,.| Yallaroi ...j 1,050 815 0 
gara, 
97253] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. 


[tz is hereby notified, for public information, that the Serub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited for non- 
payment of rent, 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















No. of Lease, | Reg. See of Name of Lessee. Land District. | County. Parishes. | Shire. Area. Annual Rent. 
Oce. Acres. & a. da 
263 1918-2692 | Steer, Fred., of Yelkin,| Hillston ...| Dowling ...| Bimbil and} Bland e-.| 14,590 48 5 6 
Cargelligo. Mologone, 
[80] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


f FORFEITED HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 
IN OTLOR is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act of 1913, the interest of the holders 
in the Homestead Selections specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of rent and 
instalments of survey fee or improvements, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Amount 


in 
eas, 


Date of 
Selection. 


No. of 


H.S. Shire. 


Selector. 


E 


County. » Parish. 








ection of 























the Act, 











§ 





a EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ORANGE. ; , 


\ O-S. 8. 
1911-2 | Spicer, hg Al 9 ¥Feb,, 1911. = 545 ry é | 89 | Bathurst | Worcester ... | B, 4, | 84 ue | 1918-10,386 | 17:1 ~°0 | Canobolas. 
Samuel 


“a ; CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or CoonaMBLE, 
1907-3 | Willis, James. ton | 5 Dec., 1907.. “|p. 120 0 0 las 89 | Bwenmar i Boborah “a E. re 140 a | 1918-14,736 | 135 7.6 | Gilgandra. 


* 


(56) Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


FORFEITED RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Returned Soldier’s Special Holding is hereby declared forfeited through non- 
payment of rent; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District ofr Corowa. 























Hphen | Holder. | Apphcstaa. | Area, | Shire, | County, | Parish, Portion. | Payers. 
; a Y. p- B.8.8. 
1916-2 | Robinson, James John «| 6 Nov. 1916) 50 0 Oj Coreen _..,| Denison .| Mulwala ...| 300 | 1918-10,607 


i 


ui 618320 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. 








(75] Department of Lands, 
et Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 
SETTLEMENT PROMOTION AGT, AND OF THE ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 
i is hereby notified, for publie information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surrendered to 

the Crown on the 19th June, 1918, under the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” that these lands 
are hereby known as the “ Rosebank Settlement Purchase Area,” and have been allotted as Settlement Purchases in the areas 
shown and to the persons named in Schedule B hereunder. 
[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-4,316] —— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. . 
ROSEBANK SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrartor or WaaaaA Waaea; Kyfampa Surre. 









































ScHEDULE A. 
County. | Parish. Portion. Area, | Title. | Plan No. 
see, mc Lue a ee nn RT ea 
4 | 
Wynyard ...| Tywong ... <¢ 135 93 1 0 | Freehold ... we o.| W. 2,591-2,119. 
Do nee do Soe at: 116 80 O O do 7s “fe | W. 2,426 , 
Do Ree do “a da 115 120 0 0 do nee tale naa \itho ” 93 
Do ree| do nor as 132 187 0 33% do vee Losi oi apes lvl eave, DO oat ies 
(ex. railway). 
Do Asai CS) PPE: ...| Parts of roadway Gi. 13 do ae sa R, 12,921-1,603 R. 
at south-east 
corner of por- 
) tion 132. P 
Do aide aed Part 33 183 0 383 aE ieee AMER w| W. 924-2,119, 
(ex. roads and ) 
A : railway). 
Do scoll  G) Boe ...| Part reserved road By ee) do ae tee ».| R. 12,921-1,608 R. 
within above- 
mentioned part 
\ } of portion 33. 
Do seat | go aa oot 34 “7 41.40 do oe aed | W. 918-2,119. 
Do peal edo Wee ee Part 64 243 0 19} do ise see esl WAVY ol OOS mma 
Do uel ea: 32 320 0 0 DOM tee .. col ct oes mee 
Do e.| do Sob hs 31 805 2 32 do $3 ase sp Nia PRI rp 
(ex. rcads and 
railway). 
Do veal eo aes ..| Boundary road 5 116 do a con | R. 12,921-1,603 R. 
south of por- 
tion 31. 
Do Rea ce Cos ah ...| Parts of reserved 4 2 82 do a am | R, 12,921-1,608 R. 
road within 
portion 31. 
Do sitet do See $3 130 122 2 0 do A ae veo| W. 2,894-2,119, 
Do ase| yighflO ace ba 114 280 0 O do de bsp wl W. 2,395 4 
Do ass’, 10 ee i 105 40 0 0 do sate a och] UNV ome 2h og, 
Do »--| Coreinbob ... cs 20 309 2 14 do ase vee ooo} We 928 ,, 
(ex. roads and 
railway). 
Do cos | eS: + | Reserved road 7 0382 do ad ane eve] R. 12,921-1,608 R. 
within portion 
20. 
Do Sol Gh ats ae 1 808 0O 19% do see A | W. 766-1,687 R. 
(ex. roads and 
railway). 
Dot: .4 eee| do ie ...| Parts reserved 1 3 33 do i vee, ove] Ra 12,921-1,603 R. 
road within . 
‘ ‘ ; ‘ portion 1. ‘ , , 
Do alee tee «| Boundary _ road 7 10 do ak tee aol Lit re mm 
between por- 
tions 1 and 21. 
Do 6 pee do oor ooo 21 7 320 0 0 do poe o0@ foe Ww. 925-2,119. 
Total ...| 2,920 0 32% 
Sonepvurte B. 
Settlement Purchaser. Tee gts Area. ge Parish. | County. | Plan No, 
Albert Elliott Rosebank 1918-1 50 010 
er io Wer ».| Roseban - 1} 450 010 155 Tywong ...| Wyn . ~ 
Essington Lindsay Beaver... : » 2|. 21: 380 0 320 62 Corsa ye “ak sees 2,119 
Charles William Beaver ... “4 > Oo | ell SbbeRauLO 53 do nie do W. 5292 ;. 
Frederick Stanley Beaver... » 4| 4{ 349°336] 64 dolel.|| do . 21a, 5.908 tie 
George Frederick Menz .... ‘ 2 6 <b> S6420MO4" 166 Tywong ...| do ...| W.5,291 ” 
Norman Holliday... ... 3 » 6| 6] 357 310| 172 do,’ 3.1 do AZ1°:5200  ” 
Anthony Marshall Hollida : » 7| 7| 30 011 178 dose ct do Gaal Woe 2882 
Robert William Norman ,,, BS py td PR SEO tre 174 do «| do ...| W. 5,389 « 
Total sel vee | 2,927 2 18 t 





5 Juty, 1918.] NEW SOUFH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3321 


rn 





[7691] Department of Lands, y 
| Sydney, Sth July, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


iG is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolida.- 
tion Act, 1913, section 62, the portions of improved land specified in the following Schedule, 


eS 1. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of 
is notice. 


2. Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 
3, Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 




















#2 Se. a from ¢ 4 ? 
Pavers @ id ’ : ao S A Credited | including 
and No. ‘ot | a4 Name of Purchaser, ‘rontt {a Rontons Allot-re Perish + County 3) Town, Village, | 9g E migcn *| towards | fixed Stamp 
pas “AS ment ; Sestion. District, or G.F, 4H 7 Purehase | Duty £1 
application, oRH4 Peps g | valorem Mone d 
Bde 5° | | Stamp y Deed F 
s 3 a 3 Duty, ed Fee 
A < rif £1, 
Aln. 1917. Dal 4 a, ¥. p. £aed) £)] £sd.) £8d.) £8. d. 
1918-4,753 |j12 Oct. ,.] William Kellahan.. e-| 2 0 0} Portion 36 e-| Gillenbine; Ken-| Bogan Gold-|6 0 0} 1/| 0 56 0| 015 0 7 5 0 
I.P. 1917-5. nedy ; Parkes, field. 
1918-5,090 | 8 July..| Charles Cawthorne --| 1 0 0} Portion 146 -.| Warri; Bourke ;] Bourke,Cooper,/18 0 0} 1/ 0 5 0| 015 0} 19 5 0 
I.P. 1917-4. Temora Central,| Dowling, and 
apps Gold- 
elds. 
ugha 10ct...| AnnieGraham . --| 1 0 26] Portion 149 ofe do Sc do ~—.’w. 20 0) 1 Cl5E 0 | MOlb Ore 3L >) b.0 
I.P. 1917-5. 
*1918-5,189 | 3 Nov..| William George Lillas ../ 0 0 233) Portion 740 --| Wyalong; Gipps; do (ONO On Jat) Oe OieOl1b. @ 1) 464.51 0 
I.P. 1917-3. oe Wyalong. 
8. 
"1918-5,191 | 12 April..}| Cyril Broughton Thomp-} 0 1 0] Allotment 14, sec-| Stanford; North-| Pelaw Main ..|11 0 0} 1] 0 5 0] 015 0] 12 5 @ 
E.P. 1918-7. gon, tion 10, umberland ; 
Maitland. 























* The purchaser will have no claim against the Crown in the event df subsidence taking place as the result of mining operations carried on under any existing 
lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted. 





“[7692} . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND. 


T is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of publication of this 
notice, together with the fixed stamp duty, £1. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 





























Deposit. Amount 

" A 3 : 7 coer for 

Papers and ate ppraised| © | Amoun Balance |includin 

; No. of of Area. Description. Pek a Value |” | of costs oe Credited of £1 for : 
Application.| Deposit. ener of Land, |'§ |incurred.) Paidto | )Oi oe, | towards | Deposit | fixed 

. fas Treasury. neat purchase jauthorised| stamp 
dat P money. to be duty. 

ye refunded, 

Aln, & ¥. p. ls s.d.j£)£ 8. d.} £ 8a) £8. d. | £2. d. &£ 8. d. 
1918-5,194. | 16 June, 1916} 36 2 0| Parish of Egan, county of| Edward Mol 0652.6 1 238) W630 10 ORG) 10.10 0) 19.10 OF sccccdues 101, 14. (0 
8. P. 1916-87. 4 Courallie, measured portion} Cory. (including 

89. Plan C. 4,449-1,880, value of 
improve- 
ments) 
1318-5,192, | 12 Oct., 1915] 19 3 20) Parish of Thornshope, county) Harry Elliott) 18514 4/1)1617 6/10 6 0) 0 5 0} 915 Of a... 27 16 10 
S.P, 1915-67. of Roxburgh, measured| Brown. (including 
portions 128, 205, and 206. value of 
Plans C.W.P. 583-1,978 and improve- 
KR, 3,940-1,496, ments), 
[7693] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


No is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purchase, 
under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certaén land particularised in the annexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 68th section 
of the Act mentioned; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















aise — Applicant, | Area, | ; Description. | Yates heaped 
= | | | 
Aln. &. Ts ps , 
1918-5,291 | Charles Edward Eades.} 1 1 10 | Parish of Cowan, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land} The Chairman, Metro- 
Sp. Pur. Bi District, Hornsby Shire, being an area proposed to be} politan Land Board, 
1917-19. reclaimed by applicant fronting his property, being part; Sydney. 


of portion 16. 
Ms. 5,148 Sy. Papers Aln. 1918-5,291. 





3322 ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, [5 Jouy, 1918, 





[7696] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION TO PUROHASH LAND WITHOUT COMPRTITION, 


Nears is hereby given that applications have been made by the persons hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th section 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all persons interested 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, theer objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





With whom Date up to whiok 


Registration No. Applicant. Area. Deseription. Pe ores — ag ; vi ad 
Aln. fa. rr. p. 
1918-4,683 | Charles'Henry Tindal 38 © 0 | County of Drake, parish of Dandahara, being the} The Chairman,) 5 Aug., 1918 
' §.P. 1918-12. (about). shingle bed fronting portions 14 and 15, and| Land Board, 


lying between the northern prolongation of the| Grafton. 
west boundary of portion 14 and the eastern 
prolongation of the southern boundary of por- 
tion 15. 
1918-4,687 | The Executors in the} 18 O © | County of Auckland, parish of Wallagool, being] TheChairman,) 5 ,, 

§.P. 1917-69. estate of the late H.| (about). the Crown land bounded by portions 155, 37,and| Land Board, 

. Ritehie. 2, and Benooka Lake, excluding a strip 30 links} Goulburn. 
wide for drainage from the south boundary of por- 
tion 155 to the west boundary of portion 8, and 
strip 1 chain wide for roadway along the southern 
part of the western boundary of portion 37. 





ia, Tana + Sanita 


[7696] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND OOMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


rT is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined Kist will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the Crown 
Lands Oonsolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 
W.. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SOHEDULE REFEREED 70, 





Deposit. 
At 
i © C: 

Papers and| Deposit paid Pro pprais 2 | Amount Deducted : for, in- 
posed Fe Oredited Wa Terms of 
od No, of teC, L.A. Aves, Description, Grantee. | I wines < ey cat Paid to ae ad eR eluding Payment, 

pplication. at— of Land.| & ourr valor Pasabace x 
Q stamp stamp 


duty. | Money: | auty, £1. 














Ain. a Fr. p. & 8. da.) £/ £ 8. d.| Rs. d.| £ ada] £58. dj £ sd. 
1918-8772, | Molong ~| 10 0 0 | Parish of Gollect,; AlfredJames} 56 0 0; 1| 318 6} £ 0 0) 010 0} 010 0} 60 8 6| Payment te be 
8.2, 1917-34.| 11 July, 1917. county Ashburn-| Croucher.) made one quarter 
ham, portion 157. within three 
Plan Cat, No. A. months of date of 
6,628-1,770. R.L. this notice, the 
1907-2. balanee by five 
equal annual in- 
stalments, with 
interest 5 per cent, 
1918-4748, | Gundagai ..| 20 0 0} Parish of North] William 72210 0} 1] 110 6} 1 6 0} 010 O| 010 ©}7510 6 | Payment to be 
§.P. 1918-3.) 29 Oct.,1917.] | Gundagai, county Miehael made within three 
Clarendon, por- Hill, months from date 
tion 472, Plan of this notiee, 
Cat. No. C. 3,385- 
1,578. B.L, 626. 
1918-5248, | Mudgee _...| 18 @ 0 | Parishof Windeyer,| Fhomas 18 0 0}; 1/ 217 9} 100] 0 5 07 015 0} 22 2 9 | 
§.P. 1917-14.| 12 May., 1917. eounty Welling- Yavion, 
ton, portion 207. 
Plan Cat. No. W. 
1,828-2,091. RL. 
1908-3, 
(61] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
LAPSING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. 


rene is hereby given that the Sales by Auction hereunder particularised are hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys paid 
thereon forfeited for non-payment of the instalments of purchase money within the prescribed time. This notice to take effect at 
the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
f : W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Amount | g 
cpa Parish, Town, Place and | overdue, ex-) 2 
Applicant, Address, and Occupation. District, Por, | All See. or Village. Area | gate of Sale. | “elubive tot 3 Shire. 
, interest. 5 
ar p, £s. d. 
5 408 eee -. | Wingham «| 2 017 | Wingham,20; 12 5 0 | B| cnecccsnee (8) 
Andrews, William Somerset, of Somerset, Upper| Faree Dec., 1916. 
Manning, grazier, 409 ae eee do «| 1 8 203 Bo re] ah 71080) | | Ee creereeet (8) 
Renshaw, John Ignatius, of Binnaway, farmer  ...j Coonabarra-| .. 10 4 | Binnaway ../ 0 1 0|Binnaway,17} 710 0 | C | Coonabarra- 
ran Jan,, 1917. bran, (T) 
Botfield, Clarence Hoswald, of Binnaway, butcher... do etait Uitees 11 4 do pool) OURS do or] ad 2°6 116 do ( 
Renshaw, Reginald Leo, of Binnaway,farmer _., do pe 1 7 do ooo | OM 48 do el OS. 8 Oe do | () 
Botfield, Allan Edward, of Binnaway, agent ne do Palla 3 3 7 do 010 do eee 9D 15, OC) do (8) 
Frazer, Victoria Ann, of Binnaway, wife of Edwin do ose] wae 4 7 do «| 0 0 303 do ew} £0 0 {\C do (7) 
Frazer, labourer, . 
Reidy, Peter Patrick, of Wellington, auctioneer .. de vee] eee 8 7 do «| 0 0 30} do ° 515 0 |'C do (T) 
— ree FT ER ee ee re TRS NR Ro nmnare bcmen= gems gh aries a oo 7m eee sateen SLORY TPS Aa a nee ™ 








5 Jour, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3328 











[116] Department of Tara: 
Sydney, oth July, 1918, 


NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD | 
DEEMED TO BE UNNIICESSARY. 


OTICHE is Ghats given that the Minister for Lends deems it expodient that a certain road should be opened, sat th siti Ms SE 
N to resume and withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions ef the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder deseribed, . 

The proposed road is shown upon plan which oan be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected ab the 
Offee of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the land is situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called wpon to set forth in writing end to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion tint it is empedient to elose the road hereunder speéified, ‘and ‘all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addrossed to the Minister, within one month from this ‘date, ‘any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the elosing of the said road. 

Plans showing thé road proposed to be closed caa bo inspected at this Office, and a copy of the samme ied be saapaceed at the 
Office of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the land i is situated. 


— W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Mangrove Or eek to Wollombi- -Wyong-rond, parish of Stowe, 
county of Northumberland, Erina Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1917-219-7 ; Oatalogne No. of Plan—R. 13,380-1,603. } 








Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume and withdraw, and of road deemed to be Lia miele if; is 
proposed to close. id 


Lanp DistRi0ot oF Gosrorp. 





g . P. ish | | Character Land t be Area to be | d ts of Road: ed 
SS | Ares. Nome. Reputed Owner. Occupier. se of Resumed Pitan) ey ee —— closed, 6) S propos 
S oMing. or x 
im Withdrawn. Withdrawn. 
Serta De a . DP et 
99 100 0 0| Stowe. ...| H. F. Greethead eed | H, EF, Greethead ..,| C,P.11-48...{ 100 Inks de 8 2 20 cae eee vce 200 eve vgn fpasigb eqecphe oa ones eehince gon’ 
variable, 
93 299 3 0 Do e| A. P.Collins .. Sy | A. P, Collins +.| C.P. 10-50... dot) 2 2,0 edna lose hone cod sagabiesss delies ood estidh ies Goad 
101 135 1 0 Do | The Commissioners of the Go-| Cleve Waters «| C.L, 11-8... do ost 7 0 0 #0 200 e9siece pes ont vane edu see ves sceseaee vee foe 


vernment Savings Bank of 
New South Wales, 
24 40 0 0 Do -.| Lyall Waters ... a -.| Lyall Waters | Freehold’... do oat 2 3 0O| The unnecessary reserved road 50 links 
wide within portion 24 is to be closed 
and granted in ‘compensation. 
112 10 320] Do o| A. G. Waters .. «oe of ALG. Waters  ...| S.H. 18-8...) Variable... 0 0 85! This area (35 perches) is to bejwith- 
drawn. 
12 43 0 0 Do “53 do | ose ove eb do. e.| Freehold ..,| 100 links & ‘1 032 S60 vGh 158 C4EtGde cdddoaken has ob ldsea ein tbiierpaae 
variable, eee 

The parts of existing roads included 
in survey and necessary, to preserve 
continuity of proposel ‘road are to be 
deciared to be 'public road, and dedi- 
| cated to the public accordingly. 























{117} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACF, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS. 
rIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Mxecutive Oouncil, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder desoribed (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the same has 
duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder apeciied, and Ga me said lands shall be 


and are hereby dedicated as roads. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Misister for Lands: 
DrscRiIrTion OF ROAD OPENED :—Road within portions 17 and 14, parish of Kildary, county of Bourke, Bland Shire. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-135-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,386-1,603.] 








Dzscerprron of lands now resumed and withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated ag a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 12th April, 
1918, folio 1772. 
Layp Distrior or Temora CENTRAL. 








Width of Ayea 
a : Chersober Land Resumed 
ae Parish i : Resumed or or ; 
ns Area, Nanos Reputed Owner, Occupier, 5 M4 Withdrawn {Withdrawn | Road closed. 
aa POTTS rand and * 20 ! 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 
a. T. p. i asin op. : ry : 
17 |1,216 0 0} Kildary ..| John T, Murdock... -.| LThemas Murdock.,. Pag C.L. 10-2 of| 100 links...) 14 2 0 sddasieck pocedaines easteceloce cones eaviece 
2,716 acres, 
14| 695 0 0 Do ~.} R. H. Allen... ould «|, RB. H. Allen eo} HE. 1841 ... 2-H ROD 154554 Leae 6:1 0 | This area (5 acres 1 rood) is with- 
drawn. 
i i aW ‘i etes 














Paceerae OF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of Scotch Creek road at the junction of its south-western side with the Maitland- 
Raymond Terrace road, parish of Alnwick, county of Northumbetland, Tarro Shire. bby ght Meee 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-572-11; Catslogue No, of Plan—R. 13 403-1 ,603.] 





DesoriPTion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 2918, 
‘folio 1970. 
Lanp Distric? oF Marrnanp, 





—— = = 














; Width ot | er 

a. |, , Character Land Robe Sa 
3 Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Cosuapier, mat " Resum ed re, 
ding. and i 

: 7m Dedicated. Dedicated 

a. ru Pp. 

‘BL 2,000 0 0 Alnwick ~-| Michael O’Donohue nee ae ..| Michael O’Donohue ... | Freehold... «| Variable ees 0 0 Of 





























erent ems BARR Ge Re CR ENR hE ee Retr te Ra eRe = nome teal ge hme or pt UR RR alte i mea mem AIO ea RY RY RNRRR — RERR NTO en Ce AS NMR YT SRE NORRAESROORR ETT ARE SM TTL eh 7B =a I eT RETIN ORI «RT 


3334 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 





{119] Department of Lands, 
i Sydney, 5th July, 1918. | 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF APPROVAL OF PLAN OF RE-MARKING OF RESUMPTION 
AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED 
TO BE UNNECESSARY. ALSO PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


HY Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
. Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been given) shall 
.be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads ; also, 
that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close 
the, same has duly heen given) shall be and are hereby closed, and that the plan of re-marking of the road described in the appended 
Schedule is approved, and that the road as re-marked according to the plan so approved shall represent and be deemed to be the 


original road. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DesogiPTion OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation in road from Crookwell to Binda, parish of Binda, county of Georgiana, 
etind Pueisali Crookwell Shire. 
(Registration No. of Pa.pers— Roads 1916-609-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R,. 13,352-1,603.] 








DescRIPTiIon of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedieated as a public road, and of part of road 
deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and bo close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary 
was published in the Government Gazette of 5th April, 1918, fokio 1688. 


Lanp District or GOvULBURN. 





§ gi Parish 3 Guts seer bes = ahaa 
£5 Area, Sadie, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed aig Part of Road closed, &o, 
ss Holding. | ind 4 | Dedicated. 


a. 5. Pp, a. fF. p. 
37 1° 985-0 0°} Binda: ... -«| Messrs. Branson Bros.| Messrs, Branson Bros.| Freehold ...{ 100 links &} 2 £28 | The unnecessary part of confirmed road 


variable, (R. 291-b1,603), within portion 37, between 
$2 85-1 0 DO ees ae do oon do 7 dO we do ..f 0 820 | the extremities of the new road, is closed 
and vested in the owners of the adjoining 

land. 





DuscRiprion oF RoaDs OPENED :—Widening of part of road on east of portion 6, and deviation in part of road through 
portion 37, parish of Linden, county of Cook, Blue Mountains Shire. 


(Registration. No. of Papers—Roads 1917-547-11; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 13,394~1,603.] 





Dzsorw ton of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public rosd, and of parts of roads 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918, folio 1972. : 


Lanp District or PENRITH. 








Parish Character | Land | posumed | Parts of Road closed, &c. Parts of Roads declared’ 


=| 

° 

2 iS Area Nanie: Reputed Owner. Occrpier, of Resumed andi public Roads, 

FS Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated, ee 

_ OSS =" = 

Ro fts. De a. Xp: 
6| 40 0 O | Linden ...| W.J. Dawson ...; W.J.Dawson  ...| Freehold... Variable...j 0 0 834 ose soe os slegbleah'ste edb ibne kde baglese bas bos cocina catiseulde fas) Gee 
87 '})-40 0 0 Do» ...| Eleanora Pearce ...| Eleanora Pearce ,.. do Fi, do 3 0 0 294 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 


portion 37, east and west of new road, are closed 
and granted in compensation. 


The parts of existing reserved road within portions 
37 and 6, included in survey and in continuity of 
new road, also part of existing boundary road 
separating portion 6 from portion 33, east of proposed 
widening, are declared to be public road and dedi- 
| | | | | cated to the public accordingly, 











“Duscrirrion or Road opgNED :—Deviation in part of road from Warrangunnia to Ilford, parish of Warrangunnia, 
county of Roxburgh, Rylstone Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-726-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,233-1,603.] 


eee 


DzscriPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


“ifit A proposal to: resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 18th January, 1918, folio 296, 


Lanp District or RYLsToNE. 
| With of 

















Area 
a Character Lam . 
— G ‘avo. Perish Reputed Owner. Oooupier. of Resucced ear Parts of Road ey eg ot Road declared 
& Holding. and Dedicated Pp c 
| Dedicated, bgt 
a, rp: ar. p. 
209 | 640 0 0| Warran- | Walter S. Suttor ...) Walter S. Suttor,) Freehold ...{ 100 links..| 4 110 | This resumption (4 acres 1 rood 10 perches) includes 
gunnia, 2 roods 12 perches comprised in parts of confirmed 
road (R. 536-1,608). 
The unnecessary parts of confirmed road (R. 536- 
1,608) within portion 209, north and south of 
new road, are closed and vested in the owner of 
adjoining land, 
j ba 36 0 0 Do |’ bes at ee ee Reserved road ,.. fe A at os Non cae couReE prot i This is a reemarking of part of reserved road (R. 
(i-vii)|..(ex. rd.) 586-1,608) 100 links wide within portion 7 (i-vii). 
The part of boundary road included in survey and 
necessary to preserve continuity of new road is de- 
clared to be public road and dedicated to the 





ee TER Ti eed : tlie ¢ ‘ public accordingly. 


5 Juny, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3325 








NOTIFIOATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


Description oF Roap OPENED :—Road through portion 46 for access to a crossing of Geegullalong or Castles Creck, at 
water and camping reserve 2,321, parish of Geegullalong, county of Monteagle, Murrungal Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-216-17 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,128-1,608.] 





DzsonrPrron of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed, 


? A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in questzon, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 19th October, 1917, folio 5736, 


Lanp District or Boorowa. 




















g a ? eee vee 
as aracter Lan 
ts Area, clas Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. o! Resumed Roumed - Road closed, &ec, 
& Holding. and Dedicated 
Dedicated. 
a Yr. p. y @ Ye p. 
46 84 0 0 | Geegulla- | Executors of late] Executors. of’ late} Freehold...| 100 links & 1 8381 | The unnecessary boundary road separating 
(xlvi). long.|. John Whelan. Jobn Whelan. variable, portion 46 from portion 45 is closed and 
granted as part compensation. 
[118] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1002, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, dixects it to be notified that, in pursuance of section 9 of 


the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and 
that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedieated as a road. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Diversions of road on north and south of the railway from Culcairn to Holbrook at Culcairn, 
parish of Round Hill, county of Hume, Culcairn Shire. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-269-3 ; Catalogue No. of Phan—R. 13,456-1,603.] 





DzeoRrPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


Lanp District or ALBURY. 





Width of 








Area 
i Character Land 
te Area. | Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed geen 
; Holding. 2s | Hater els 
Dedicatedji ee as, 
Sure ps &. T. Pe 
Part of 1 235 0 2 |, Round Hill ...| Railway Commissioners oad ose s00 00s 000 866 900 os cas vee ens es cee Freehold -| 100 links &| 0 3 38} 
(rem). variable. 
Do eq PES  &: do «| Balfour Estate 2. 9 a. ms cchrcncn re enocemchone-be do o| Go «| 1 2 203 








£120] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described, which are no longer required, are hereby closed, 
and the lands comprised therein added to the holdings mentioned in the appended Schedule. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 




















Holding to which Road is added. 
No, of Papers. Area, Description of Roads closed, 
: No, of Holding, Name of Holder, 
aT 
Parish of Marlee, county of Macquarie, Land District of 
Taree, Manning Shire. 
1916-713-12, 3 2 0| Boundary road one chain wide on south of portion 189, and! C.P. 1905-101, portion, John Robinson, 
Rd, Pur. 1916— reserved road one chain wide within portion 189. 189, at £1 5s. per acre. 
15]. 
fe 4, 120] Reserved road one chain wide within portion 202, and boun-| Portion 202, part C.P. do 
dary road one chain wide on east of portion 202. 1916-52, at £1 5s. per 
acre. 
" 3 1 0| Boundary roads one chain wide on north of portion 193,"and| Portion 193, part C.P. do 
west of portion 193. 1916-52, at £1 5s. per 
acre. 
5 4 1 0] Boundary road one chain and two chains wide on west of| Portion 190, part O.F. do 
portion 190, north from reserved road, within portion 106.) 1916-52, at £1 5s. per 
Also the part of boundary road one chain wide south of| acre. 
portion 190, lying between the eastern side of reserved 


road within portion 156 and the western side of reserved 
road within portion 190. 


a a I I RI RE AE” NE AR RB TTS, 


3326 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 sony, 1918, 





[115] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. ; 


IS Excelleney the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, directs it to be notafied that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 20, “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads herewumder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be 
granted to the persons mentioned hereunder ; payment of eosts, purchase money, deed fees and stamp duties having been made. 


caaeea W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRUD TO. 





Papers and No. of Peer 
‘Application, Description and Area of Read. | Area, | Proposed Grantee, 





Roads. Seite 
1917-116-12, Parish Bingal, county Rous, Land District Lismore, Tintenbar Shire. Boun-| 1 116 | John Leitch Elder. 
Rd. Pur. 1917-40, dary road 150 links wide separating portions 47 and 48 from portion 56, 
John Leitch Elder. within suburban lands, town of Wardell. 
1917-241-13, | Parish of Bexhill, county of Rous, suburban to town of Bexhill, Land District) 2 2 0 | John Ware. 
Rd. Pur, 1917-70, of Lismore, Terania Shire. Road 150 links wide separating portion 143 
John Ware. from portion 63, parish of North Lismore. 





[181] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—BULLI PASS URBAN AREA, BULLI SHIRE. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions 

of the 27th section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” that the alignment of the carriage and foot ways of the undermentioned 
streets, in the Bulli Shire, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the purposes of the Local 
Government Act, No. 56, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out and 
defined by the Bulli Shire Council, within the meaning of section 95 of that Act, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person 
to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the curb-stone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated 
on the plan catalogued B. L. 2,624, which has been approved by His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the first-mentioned 
Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the inspection of the public. 


{ Roads 1917-14-15] sn W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SOHEDULS oF STRRETS REFERRED TO, 























| Width of | wiath of Total 
Name of Street, From To aa each Footway. | Width. Remarks. 
ft. in, ft. in. ft. in. 
Main South Coast! Lachlan-street ...| A diversion of main| 42 0O L200 66 0 | Fences and buildings encroach on 
road, South Coast road north side from Phiilip-street. 
provided by the 
Railway Oom- 
missioners, 
George-street ,.. ...| North-west corner of] Main South Ooast| 42 0 12 0 66 O | Brick building encroaches. 
Lot 13; D.P.5,961,} road. 
Registrar-General’s 
Department. 
Lachlan-stzeet... ...| Hewitt’s Creek 4 do seal 42 .0 12 0 CCT DRUMS: Meaney eer jean statetan teeneecece 
[58] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES UNDER THE OROWN LANDS 
CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913, AND THE PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1897. 


iA abstract of the intended dedication of the various areas of Crown Land described in the Schedule hereto, for the public purposes 

therein mentioned, having been duly laid before both Houses of Parliament of the State of New South Wales, in accordance with 
the provisions of the 24th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the 8th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, it is 
hereby notified that the various areas of Crown Lands hereinbefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, 
are hereby dedicated for the respective public purposes specified in connection therewith. 


(Ms. 1918-1,922] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SoHEPULE. 
List No.3 of 1918. 

















=} a | 7 
eet Allot- 2 of intended No. of Cat. No. of 
Place. | County. | # | ment. | a | Locality. Area. Dedication. Papers. | Plan. 
a m 
a tT p. Ms. 
Albert see | Kennedy |. Ratassiven'ysa 6 | Village of Albert bia /9 Public School Site .-.| 1918-1101 ...] Albert 21 
Bateman’s Bay _...| St. Vincent...| 30 fekia'cn 5 ko se «. | Parish of Bateman ... 8 0 0 Public ecreation as 135 ...| B.1-1696 Roll, 
Glenreagh ... «| Fitzroy ese] lees okneaen +. | Parish cf Tallawudjah 0 214 Public Road ie 31444 ...| R, 18206-1603 
Kinchela (Summer] Macquarie ...| ... 2 and 3 7 | Villege cf Kinchela ... 1 12? Publie School Site (Addi- 1457 ...] Kinchela 
Island). tion). 83-2034 


- ee ree ee —-. es ~ . “ ow : ; 
1 nesyes eames daatipelitien on ‘ z si — » - : 


en ee a eee ee 3 eee ines oat Ore ane OER ORS, pee —s 
- ee a ee eee 


5 Juxy, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3327 





PROCLAMATION.—CROWN LANDS AOT. 


Le pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Act, 1913, I, Sir Wanrzer Epwarp Davrpson, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified in the 
first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 


I hereby further proclaim that the portions of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule have been allotted in exchange for 
the said areas so surrendered as aforesaid. 





SCHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disteicr, oF TAMWORTH. 


























Portion. Parish. County. oa Area, | Cat. No, of Plan. No. na inen st 
Oh Ed hep 
145 Gladstone... aes ...| Darling tes 540 Tae 38 1 0 D. 3,741-1,808 _... ...| Part of O.P. 11-40 








LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 






































Conditional Purchase 
Portion. Parish. County. Area, ' Cat. No. of Plan. eae mpl tee 
after be known, 
& Yr, p. 
146 Gladstone eee eee oe Darling eae poe aoe eee 38 1 0 D. 3,742-1,808 eee eee Part of C.P. 11-40 
[Aln. 1918-4,451} 2 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-seventh day of June, 1918, 
ott} W. KE. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excellency’s Command, . PT Governor. 
W. G. ASHFORD. 
(7419] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[15] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


TT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the following new Regulations 
Nos. 49 to 52, and new Forms Nos, 13 and 14, under the provisions of the 
Western Lands (Amendment) Act, 1918. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


——<___ 


Surrender and Subdivision of Leases. 


49. An application to surrender a lease under section 2 of the Western 
Lands (Amendment) Act, 1918, shall be made on Form 18, and shall be 
signed by the applicant. 


In the event of the lease being subject to a mortgage the consent of the 
mortgagee shall be given on the application. 


50. The application shall be accompanied by a plan of the proposed sub- 
division showing :— 


(a) The form and the area of each portion; 


(6) The position of all fences water and other improvements, includ- 
ing those on freehold land within the proposed subdivision; 
(c) The carrying capacity of each portion. 
51. The applicant shall pay all costs in connection with the subdivision 
of the lease. 
Appeals, 


52. Notice of appeal under section 10 of this Act against the amount of 
compensation determined by the Commissioners shall be on Form 14, and 
shall be lodged with the Secretary of the Western Land Board, Sydney, 
within twenty-eight days of the date of such determination or within such 
further period as may be allowed by the Commissioners. 


Form 13. 
WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) Act, 1918, SECTION 2, RecuLaTIons 49 To 51. 


Application for Permission to Surrender a Western Lands Lease. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Western Lands (Amendment) Act, 1918, 
I, , being the owner of Western Lands Lease No. . 
apply for permission to surrender such lease in order that the lands comprised 
therein may be subdivided and leased in accordance with the provisions of the 
said*Act. > carted pea 


; 


3328 © 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. 





The attached plan indicates— 
(a) The form and the area of each portion. 


(b) The position of all fences, water, and other improvements, including 
those on freehold land within the proposed subdivision. 


(c) The earrying capacity of each portion. 


I have made the declaration at the foot of this application and I undertake, 
when called upon, to produce all documents that may be required to prove 
my title to the lease I apply to surrender, and my right to make this application. 


[Signature ] 
[Address] 
T hereby consent to this application, 


[Signature of Mortgagee] 
[Address] 


[ Witness] 


The Minister for Lands, 
Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney. 
Declaration to be made by Applicant. 


I, the said , do hereby solemnly declare and 
affirm that I am the applicant for permission to surrender Western Lands 
Lease No. referred to; and that the statements contained in my applica- 
tion, and the several answers to the questions in the Schedule hereto, are true 
and correct. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters aforesaid according 
to the law in this behalf made, and subject to the punishment by law provided 
for any wilfully false statement in any such declaration. ‘ 

[Signature of Applicant] 
Made before meat, » this me 
day of “¥ 1S 5 RA 
[Signature of Witness] 


! (A Justice of the Peace, Commissioner of the Supreme Court for taking . 
Affidavits, or Notary Public.), 





SCHEDULE, 
Questions referred to in the Application, | 


. Is the lease proposed to be surrendered subject to any mortagage? 

2. Who is the holder of such mortgage? 

3. Is it intended to use any of the subject portions for any purpose other than 
grazing? If so, state particulars, 


Form: of Nomination under Section 4. 


wae 





Person nominated as Lessee of Portion. Portion, Area, 











ee ne oe 





Form 14. 
‘WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) Act, 1918, SecrIon 10, REGULATION 52, 
Notice of Appeal. 
New South Wales, ) 
y 


to wit. ' 
WHERBPAS on. the day of 19 , the amount 
of compensation in respect of my interest in the lease of the lands withdrawn 
from Western Lands Lease No. , and in certain freehold portions situated 


. within such lease was determined by the Commissioners at the sum of 


And whereas I am dissatisfied with such determination and desire to appeal 
therefrom to the Court of Appeal to be appointed in that behalf. These are, 
therefore, to give notice that I appeal as aforesaid. The grounds of such appeal 
are set out below. 


Signed this | day of 19 


[Signature] 


[Address] 
The Secretary, 
Western Land Board, 3 
Sydney. 
Grounds of Appect, 





Thig notice must be lodged with the Secretary of the Western Land Board within twenty-eight 
days from the date of determination by the Commissioners, 


5. duy, 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3329 








[76] ; Western Land Board Office, } 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


FORFEITURE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASE, 


1 he is notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Western Lands Lease is hereby forfeited for non-payment of rent. 
It is also notified that all moneys paid in connection with this lease are forfeited to the Crown. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























No, of 
beat Fivere Name of Lessee, County. Parish, Portion. Area. Annoal 
Lease, 
W.L.B. , fe Ty Daj we Balen 
2,135 1918-2,151 | John Daniel Collins,., ar one ...| Culgoa ...| Enngonia ,..| 8. L. 97-1..; 3 0 0/ 3 0 0 
[74] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 5th July, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION ARBFA. 


1b is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of ail the right, title, and interest of lessee in and to the 
Town Lands Block specified in the annexed Sehedule has been accepted. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 


Resident Commissioner, 





SoHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
YANCO No. 1IRRIGATION AREA. 
Yaxco Lanp Disrrict. 























No. of Papers. Name a poe OL TANG Bie are Town, Parish. County. fs, Rt ate 
a. Yr. p. 
M.1.8. 1918- | George Albert Miller, of Hay ...{ 11 9 Leeton ...{ Willim- | Cooper ...| 0 1 0 | 28 March, 1918. 
B. 3,186. bong, 
W.C. & I.C. 
1918-6,873. 
[112] Water Conservation and Ivvigation Commission, 


Leeton, 5th July, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


if is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with all improvements on the land, if any, is declared 
forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty elear days from this date. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 
- Resident Commissioner. 





SOHMDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISIO“. 
YANCO No. 3 IRRIGATION AREA, 
Yanco Lanp Daserice. 




















Papers. Name of Lessee. ae bs a Pawish, | County. Avea. | ra ae Reason for forfciture, 
i an Poe pr ioe So, di 
W.C. & I.C. | Connolly, Thomas -.| 819 109 «| Gogeldrie...! Cooper ..., 57 0 O| 2418 9) Non-fulfilment of condit- 
1917-4,548. | ions. 
(7586] ; Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 25th June, 1918, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a 
Lease, the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Orown Lands Consokidation Act, 1913, and as 
to any objections to granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
HE. EBSWORTH, 











Chairman, 
SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. ‘Evpticant'tor Class of Holding Place and Date of 
joe ee Conversion, applied for, Reserve included. Inquiry by _ 
a | Area, Parish and County. Local tend. Hoard. 
Bn ohn. Ds | 
Sp. L. 1916-33, | 12 0 O| Parish, Barton, county) William Freck-| Additional Travelling stock and| Court-house, 

grazing. eehyuralet lington. conditional camping reserve} Molong, 12th 

purchase.| 20,848. July, 1918. , 














ee Oy 


3330 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84: (5 Juny, 1918, 





[100} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESPEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED 
OF FO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


im is hereby notified that, in pursuamee of the provisions of the Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the’ areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead 
Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shadi be disposed of under the prevailing eonditions of the law. 


Portion 91 shall be available only for Alexander Clark, of Trangie, to whom a eertificate of preferential right entitling him to 
the said block has been issued under Seetion 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 90 shall be available only for John Christie, of Gilgandra, to..whom a eertificate of preferential right entitling him to the 
said block has been issued under section 3 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 8ru JULY, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid 
The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The applieation may be lodged by the applicant in person or by hie agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
& he following special conditions :— 
(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable.or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious anemals, and to eradécate oe keep the land clear of al) prickly-pear, noxious serubp, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(5) The holder shall preserve ample green timber tor shelter and shade purposes, 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application ;: 
Provided, however, that amy other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 


(d) The holder shall preserve windbreaks in the positions indicated on the published lithograph of the Homestead Farm Area toa 
width of 3 chains. No timber within such windbreaks shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without the special 
permission of the Minister for Lands, and the holder of the farm shall take steps to protect the timber within the windbreaks 
and to secure the reafforestation thereof as the Minister may from time to time direct. The Minister shall also have 
the power to direct the holder of the farm to plant trees from time to time within the windbreak, and take reasonable steps 
to insure the growth of such trees, which will be supplied by the Government. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence atiaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application, a grant of the Farm will issue, provided ail fot 
conditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norn.—All information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf so desired by the applicant. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 761. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF CoONAMBLE, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 


| 
| 











43 

a3 ; Annual 

& 8 Area Capital : 

ae ot Valtte fo: frat Surve Nature atd Town ad Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
County. Parish. |S =| Homes| for first ate d Rés ¥ | Estimated Value of diitenos W, Bi J 

2e,| stead | periodof | * , Improvements. ater ths 
a) Farm, | 25 years. of therefrom. 
ES) g 25 years. 











s. d. 
Ewenmar ..| Mitda ..} 90 1,149 |2,872 10 14 0 0] Tank, £16613s. 4d.;} Gilgandra, 18) Level country, voleani¢ and sedimentary forma- 
ringing and suck-| miles;Curban| ation; red sandy soil, some black, and red and 


ering, £123 16s. siding, 4miles.| black ’soil ; timbered with dead box, gum, belar, 








Acres. pA. yee IE ASCH wl h es 
0 3 8 


Crown property. oak, pine, wilga, yarran, and budtha; small 
Fencing, £44 11s. part plain; water supply in tank, well water 
8d. Crown and obtainable. Rainfall, 25 inches. Nearly all 
late I.L. lessee. ee for agriculture, balance first class graz- 
Fencing, £11 9s, ing. 

9d. Adjoining Plan E, 2,238-1,890. 

holder. 

Dive do «=f. $1 1,149 |2,872 10 0/7116 3) 14 0 0} Ringing and suck-| Gilgandra, 17| Same as portion 90, except some green box; no 
ering, £102 88.| miles; Curbanj water supply, good tank sites, and well water 
Crown property. siding, 3 miles. available. 

Fencing, £30 14s, Plan E. 2,239-1,890, 
7d. Adjoining Ms. 1918-110, 
holder, 


<7 





Norz.—The whole of classification reserve, notified 24th March, 1916, is hixeby revoked. 


5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3331 








[99] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Orown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing eonditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for David Wilson Fraser, of Glenogle, Heathcote, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 8ru JULY, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that the residence provisions contained in sections 126, 175, 175a, 176, 1764, 177a, and 178, and the whole 
of sections 53, 64, 65, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall not be applicable to the srea 
herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 
(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advanee—shall be two and one-half per eentum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(8) The first period of the lease shall determine on 4th December, 1936, and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each 
of twenty years, each of such periods commeneing at the expiration of the last preceding period. 

(4) The eapital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capitul value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. The 
eapitul value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(5) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land free 
from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of alli prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, under» 
growths, and weeds. 


(6) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Miaister for Lands in writing being fixst 
obtained. 


(8) The Returned Soldier’s Special Holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 500 feet below the surface, and the Crown 
will not be responsible or liable for any subsidence or damage eaused by or in connection with mining or other operations 
carried on below the said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the Holding or otherwise. 


Any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have thes 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements whieh are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the apphcani. 








RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 295. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Merrorouiran Land District, anD SUTHERLAND SHIRE. 
Within the popuiation area of Sydney and suburban boundaries of Heathcote not affected by this notification. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the produets of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home mainienanee area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 

















3 
2 A 1 
“ces Annua 
ae Area ies Rent Nature and jNearest Fn, 
c of yk for tirst Survey Estimated Value own ani Character of Lan oll, Thmbex, da. 
County. | Parish, | SS [5,5 | for frst | period | Fee. of distance Water Supply, 

eR | ing. pet 2 of Improvements, therefrom, 
sce years. | 20 years 
) 

yay 

Acres.| £ 3 a £. gids) 8. 4. 
Cumberland| Sutherland! 405 3 25 0 0 012 6; 3 5 0 Nil. Near Engadine,| Sandstone formation; sandy soil; light gum and 


about % miles} some scrub; no permanent water supply; suit- 
from villageof| able for poultry farms, 


Heatheote Plan C, 2,862-2,030. 
and railway R.S.S. 1918-10,298. 
station ; the 


latter is 20 
miles from 
Sydney. 








ee 


Norz,—That part of Suburban Holding Area No, 164, notified 27th November, 1912, and reserve from sale and lease under section 206, dated lath December, 
1917, within the above, are hereby revoked. 





3332, NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 


— 





[105] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APARY CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


F is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiars Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for Eric Joseph Bennett, of Currabubula, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling 
him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 8rH JULY, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly i tHortnodle in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 223, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 
(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commenee within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all sueceeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes, 
(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the local ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from thé confirmation of application 4 grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


ane? Sees W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 





RETURNED SOLDIBR’S SPHOIAL HOLDING AREA No. 297 (FORMERLY No. 9). 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrgioct or TamMwortTH, AND PEEL SHIRE, 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may he supplemented by the products of the land. 


As this block is not set apartas a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 





3 

eo se Nene Annual 

5 | Area aaa Rent _ Nature and Nearest wy 

Big of { ae t for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 

County. Parish, =} ©°S | Hoid- ate a t | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 

gh ing. | Sea of Improvements. therefrom, 

og 20 years. 20 y | 

Pes years. 

o 

Q4 

o—_— ee 
Acres. Lo Bh 8. Ge) 6. 18, ads i ; , : s 

Buckland ..| Curra- 851 10 70 0 0} 115 0} 8 5 O| Boundary fencing,} Currabubula Undulating; stony black soil; timbered wit. 


bubula. valued at (half]/ town and rail-| open gum, box, and apple; water may be 
value) 11s. ; fene-| way station, obtained by sinking in Turi Gully, Average 
ing on west boun-) about 1} miles) rainfall, 27 inches. 














dary and ring-| southerly. Plan B, 4,195-1,788 Roll. 
barking, £5. Within subur- R.5.8. 1918-10,412. 
Crown property. } ban lands 
fronting main 
| road. 


(talent eli neta Ra ee Rene aaa 


Nore.—The included part of classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


5 Jury, 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3333 





[106] i Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1915, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


Lis hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 261m AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly inatalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, 
and 3lst August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Keturned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of fire (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(S) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being firat 
obtained. 


(9) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. ? 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


£3 Bs W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, aad all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf so desired by the applicant, 





RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 298 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Waaea Waa@a, AND ILnAB) Sure. 


NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 








3 
a 
af Ae Annual 
ae Area ite Rent had ahe ro PP Nadi Real wea hae 
3 of for first | Survey Estimated Value own an Character of Lan oil, Tim! Gem 
County. Parish, | 83 | Hola. | fr, ve period Fee. of distance Water Supply. ; 
ge | ing Hive 2 of Improvements, therefrom, 
<B| years. | 90 years 
°o 
Ba 
| | i 
Acres. Li sd. | Li sds £ ‘sd. ( : ; a8, 
Clarendon,.| Houlaghan| 142 2442 | 734 5 v|18 7 2] 8 UV O Nil. Old Junee town| Gently undulating country ; openly,timbered with 
‘ ' and railway} box and gum; good red loamy soil; suitable 
station, about} for cultivation of wheat and other ceréals ; no 
6 miles. permanent natural surface water supply. Mean 
Do «y.| Jewnee ..) 154 2353 | 707 5 0,1718.8| 7 0 0 Nil. Old Junee town] annual rainfall is about 20 inches, 


and railway|> . Plans C. 3,730 and 3,729-1,578. 
station, about Ms. 1918-5,078. ) 
4} miles. - 





‘ NoTE.—The included part (480 acres) of travelling stock reserve 547, notified 1sth July, 1873, is hereby revoked, 


No, 84, 5 Juny, 1918, -—-7, 


3334 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Suny, 1918, 





[98] , Department of Lands, i 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for Henry Madden, of Ilawarra-road, Sutherland, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 8tu JULY, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per.annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject, to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 13%, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222. 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years, Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance— shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

‘ |» * (5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the oapital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every suceeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

.. (6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious sorubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent ef the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

(9) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 500 feet below the surface ; and the Crown will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations earried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or ctherwise. 


uli \ The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are rosidence and p2ymentof rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 191% 


a W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of cpplication witl be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 296. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Msrsoroltitan Lanp Dzsertct, ANB SUTHERLAND SHIRE. 











ie | | | 

Annual 

sees ey nnwa 

a Area pei Reng Nature and Nearevt 

; $3 of a ips for first | Survey {| Hstimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, de, 
County. Parish, | © {| Hold ace a period Fea. of diviance Water Bupply, ; 

B ing. 50 Saar Improvements, therefrom. 

pa | ’ 20 years. 

9 

iv 

a Fr. ps) £08 dad.) & &. 4d Sis..d; 
Gumberland| Sutherland) 432 | 8 0 38} 1644 2 6| 4 2 41] 3 5 0 Nil. About 2 miles} Sandy to loamy’soil ; gently’sloping, withleasterly 

by good road} aspect; a small portion of rocky land ; no per- 
from Suther-| manent water. 





land railway} .S.S. 1918-10,240. 











station, 
ov AES Oe 
Notg.—That part (8 acres 0 roods 33 perches) of reserve 134 for recreation and other public purposes, notified 26th June, 1886, 
within the above is hereby revoked. 
[104] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


_,, NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING. 
in is hereby notified, for public information, thet, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
& Crown Lands comprised within the area heretinder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and 
shall be disposed of under the prévailing conditions of the law. 
The area will be available on‘and after 5rx AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee} but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centim per annum on the amount unpaid. 


5 Jury, 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3335 








NOTIFICATION SHTTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASH FOR GRAZING—continued. . 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th August, 1918, or at any time between the 5th August, 1918, and 
the LOth Aupust, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 5th August, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations thereunder, and to*the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) During the whole currency of the lease the area, shown by black shading on published lithograph, shall be open to the 
operations oi miners’ rights and business licenses, without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post 
at each place of access, calico notices, indicating, for public information, that such area is subject to the operation of 
miners’ rights and business licenses. Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Uonditional 
Purchase {nspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to tae Crown to reanme any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commerce and take effective 

steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or 

means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 

(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared 

during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free 

from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 

Lecal Land Board. 

(¢) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
Local Land Board. Gates of access to the area, shown by black shading on published lithograph, shall be erected for the 
convenience of ininers. 

(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. All timber suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved on the 
area shown by black shading on published lithograph. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. vines 

(i) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
Ree such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof: Provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 

tate forest. 

() The lessee shail take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The right of conversion into a homestead farm of the area shown on published lithograph by black shading, as provided by 
section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is hereby barred. 

(%) The land, outside that shown by black shading on published lithograph, may be used for agriculture. 


(a 


~— 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and wu condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. — = 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in hy, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 











CROWN-LEASE ARHA No. 3,254, 
EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or Trmoza, AND NARBABURRA SHIRE. 





ee ee, 











ae : Annual 
Eg Area pois a P Nature ana ees Pee a ain, meee 
ee ts fare of We or firs urvey Batty ‘ed Va own an aracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &a., 
County. Parish. § 5 Crown at ae period Fee. gS igen cepa distance Water Supply. 
ao | lease ts Bs of * therefrom. 
ge years. | 15 years. 
x 
Vet 
Acres. eee) eS. is Ge leek) So de 
Bland ..| Dinga 22 622; | 1,245 0 0}1511 3/11 0 0| Boundary fencing] Springdale, Undulating to hilly; slate and ironstone forma- 
Dingi. (netting), £57 3s.) from 1 to 2} tion; good brown loamy to gravelly soil with 
9d. The property| miles, clay subsoils ; stony on hills; timbered with 
of adjoining box, ironbark, black pine, gum, and stringybark, 
holders, with scrub of black pine, wattle, and heath ; 
almost wholly agricultural (see condition /) ; 
no permanent natural surface water supply ; 
good catchment and retentive soil. Annual 





rainfall, about 19% inches. 
B. 2,988-1,946 R. 
Ms. 1918-423. 














_Norr.—Classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917, and reserve from sale and lease under section 2 of the Mining Act of 1889, notified 25th March, 1896, 
ee the above area, aré hereby revoked. Reserve 1,484 (m) from alienation for mining or mining purposes, notified 28th June, 1018, is not affected by this 
notification. 

__ Land which is reserved from gale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation’ shall’ 
have been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining 
purpeses, except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 


3336 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 84, [5 Jury, 1918, 





= $e 


[107] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDINGS. 


| be is hereby notified that, in pursuance of tbe provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

Portions 1,246 and 1,247, parish of Manly Cove, shall be available only for Patrick Lynch, of French’s Forest, to whom a certi- 
ficate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 1,375, parish of Forbes, shall be available only for Horace Henry Collyer, of Forbes, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Ast, 1915. 

The areas will be available on and after 8tu1 JOLY, 1918. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person, duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Iand Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rave of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holdings will be subject to the generai provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 323, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No 1i, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 

The Returzed Soldier’s Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shail be a lease in perpesuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside hona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habital residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residenee shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) ‘The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The eapital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The oapital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits aud other noxdous animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all pxickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and paymont of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and aB forms of application wil be fitled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
if 00 desired by the applicant, st f f , 











RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 293. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Mztrororitan Lanp District, AND WARRINGAH SHIRE. 
Within the population area of Sydney not affected by this notification. 











7 i Ts Te ce ae Lea EES Mae hd a 
o 
ae 
ae Annual 
ae » Capital Rent Nature and Nearest 
; 53 |Area ‘of; Value for first | Survey | Estimated Valuo Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &@., 
County. Parish. Bd | Hold- for ee period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
oF | ing, act: 2 of Improvements, therefrom. 
Te years. | 90 years. 
a 
ee 
| re a OF Lad. ee Sa ance. es. E 
Cumberland) Manly Cove) 1,246 | 7 122 30 0:50} O'Lsr 0M) Beeb iO New Pe eweisravemee About 5 miles} Undulating and gently sloping land, of sandstone 
ss | | | from the Spit, formation; sandy soil, covered with stunted 
2 
| 


Middle Har- coastal scrub. 
| bour, and| Plans C. 2,986 and C. 3,144-2,030, 


| 
| 4,247. 
| aboub 7 miles) B.S.5.1018-10,185, 





from Manly. 


‘(ae J vie ® 








Notr.—So much of Suburban Holding Seen ko: 808, notified 28th fone. 1916, Aa ata wey cele and jense under Becriok 206, houiied, 20th July, 1917, 
within the above, are hereby revoked. 
RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No, 294. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp Disrricy ov Forses, AND Forpes MuNIcriALiry. 
Within Forbes population area, which is not affected by this notificetion. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to afford a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourcos may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As this block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, No promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 

















i bp Capital | Annual 
Bes jomereny Value | ace grat | | Surv racaicd valeel fo fown odd Character of Boll, Timber, da, 
Coanty Fish MS} e 
: a : f= yee =e pik period Fesrd of epee ce Water Supply, 
as Be of Improvements, erefromy 
; | 20 years. 20 years 
4 





a7; £8. 
Ashburn: Forbes ..|1,375|5 134 54 12 Fencing on part of Forbes, abowt14) Clean country; red clay soil; good agricultural 
am, ‘ 


boundaries. The| miles to busi-| land, Rainfall, about 20 inches per annum, 
property of ad-} ness centre. Plan A, 7,046-1,770. 
joining holders, R.8.8. 1918-10,281. 





Nore.—The covering classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917 (5 acres 1 rood 34 perches), is hereby reyoked. 


5 Juxy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3337 





(102) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1915, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be 
disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


‘The area will be available on and after 5ra AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon confirma- 
tion of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be 
paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th August, 1918, or at any time between the 5th August, 1918, and the 


10th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 5th August, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations therexnder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned ty 
the iessee are found depasturing on the Crown-loase, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the loase and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notéce in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effeotive 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Boara. 
During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 
(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be eleared 
during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or.operated upon the lessee shall keen it free 
from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local 
uand Board. 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of the lease: Provided, 


however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 


(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject te the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes ot shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(7%) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 


(#) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land Jeased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. - The Jessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period cof twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 

*an an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. ; 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
—_—— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nor2.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
so desired by the applicant. 





eee an 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 38,235. 
BASTERN DIVISiON. 


Land Distraicr or TagsE, AND Hastines SHIRE. 




















{ Area roles “Heut Nattire and Nearest 
: s for ucst for first | Survey | gstimated Value of Town and | Character of Land, Soll, Timber, a, 
Geunty. } Parish. c riod | Fee. distance Water 
5 Town! period of vs Improvements, 
g2 lease. | 15 years. 15 ot therefrom. 
ro) years. 
z 
& = -_——- 
Acres £8. d. | Saeed, | 2, s de a ‘ ; ; auatnidele ib 
Macquarie..| Comboyne.|} 72 2053 O80 645 Hed 10m We Ole0 Nil. Wharf at Lans- Steep and mountainous country ; volcanic - 
downe, 13| mation; stony and gravelly soil, subsoil yellow 
wiles. clay with stones ; timber, gum, oak, tallow- 
wood, . turpentine, bloodwood, mahogany, 





Plan M. 5,088-6€6, 
Ms, 1918-3,429, 





| stringybark, and dense brush, Water in gullies, 














Nort,—Includes the whole of Crown-lease Area No. 109, notified 15th May, 1912 and of reserve from sale or lease under section 206, 18th January, 1918 (2053 
acres), hereby revoked, 


3338 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Juny, 1918, 





101 Department of Lands 
a Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


Ife is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Tands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
4. within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 53m AUGUST, 1918, before whieh applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but 
upon confirmation of an application, such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted lettera received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th August, 1918, or at any time between the 5th August, 1918, and 
the 10th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where condicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 5th August, 1918. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(4) The holder shall take such meagures as the Minister for Lands may deom reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. ; 


(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant ef the Holding will issue, provided all required 
eonditions have been complied with. 


‘Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


ee me W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


. Norr.—Ad information may be obtained from, and all forms of applicaiion will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
{so desired by the applicant, 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 992. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Dis?tgiot or WYALONG, AND WYALONO MUNICIPALITY. 








! 














aD 
mom isi 
‘iS i} . Annual 
EE tb] 30 our Rent Nature and Nearest: Binks 
Parish 65.5| eo £ "heck for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
County. ee 1283) 2s oriod of | Pstiod Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
Bmis| doy Peroe 9 of Improvements. therefrom. 
a) e 20 years. 7 
BE i 20 years, 
: & a 
| 2.25 Dall a: See || oes Oe Neo os, de ; 
Gipps -.| Wyalong..| 663 |32 1 30) 6417 6 112 6) 400 Nil. West Wyalong,|Almost level country ; red clayey loamy soil, 
ee | " 14 miles from| slightly mixed with quartz gravel, covered 
centre of} with mallee scrub; no natural water supply ; 
town. soil retentive, fair catchments, Plan G. 2,391- 
1,871. , 
Ms. 1918-8,927. 














Norz.-—The covering reserve from sale or lease under section 206, and the included part of Suburban Holding Area No. 593, notified 18th November, 1914, 
are hereby revoked, 
Hore.—This block is not designed for a home teatenance area, but is intended to provide a home fcr a bushworker cr 
other pereon of limited means, or by whieh an income from eutside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


[103] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. . 


ib is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 


within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after fra AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application suck rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount uspaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th August, 1918, or at any time between the 5th August, 1918, and the 


10th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 5th August, 1918, 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(@) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes, 
v) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 


Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board, A i eth ie 


5 Jury, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No, 84. 3339 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTRAD FARM—continued. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will bz filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, i 89 
desired by the applicant. 





—_—————— 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 758. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF Dusso, AND CoBBora SHIRE. 











& ¥ 2 Ares Am qual fi 
a8 2 uth Mane. jarids Nature and ue 
County. Parish. }22 21 Homes| for frat for iirst |° Survey | psi atua Value of Town and Character pf Tang, Sol Timber, &e., 
et] stead | period of | %®! led bce, lmprovementa. ‘ gigtance ater Supply. 
2 |, Farm, 25 years A erelrom, 
€ a -E ” * | 25 years. 
e) 











sie Aeresz. |) £ 9 dhive£ s. d.| £3. d, 
Lincoln ..| Richardson.| 37 1,277 74418 4 2 6 0 


18 12 15 0 Fencing, £55 15s.) Mendooran, 33) Gently undulating, some low stony ridges, mostly 
7d. Not claimed) miles; Merry-| sandy soil; thickly timbered with ironbark, 
by the Crown. goen railway} pine, and stringybark, with heath, wait-a-while, 

Es station, 10 and wattle scrub ; no permanent ‘natural water 
miles, supply, but tank sites exist. Average annual 


rainfall, 23 inches. 
Plan L. 3,172-1,566 R. 
Ms. 1918-3,800. 











Nortz,—The included part (1,277 acres) of Homestead Farm Area x 0, pei notifet 9th June, 1915, and reserve from gale or lease under section 206, are 
ereby revo 


[108] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 
Tt is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 

to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

Portion 57, parish of Allgomera, shall be available only for Edward Collins Smithurst, of Gore Hill, to. whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 58, parish of Allgomera, shall be available only for James E. MeGuigen, of Aligomera, via Eungai, to whom a certificate 
of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 175, parish of Jewnee, shail be available only for Charles Stanley Harbrow, of Old Jewnee, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Blocks A and C, parish of Parkes, shali be available only for Edward Alfred Nash, of Parkes, to whom a certificate of preferential 
Tight entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Block A, parish of The Pines, shall be available only for Thomas Collins, of 51 O’Connor-street, Chippendale, to whom a certificate 
of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 44, parish of Baronne, shall be available only for Samuel Robert Harvey, of Coonamble, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 45, parish of Baronne, shall be available only for Roy Herring, of Narromine, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 46, parish of Baronne, shall be available only for Dan Wylie, of Gilgandra, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

The areas will be available on and after Srm JULY, 1918. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 


ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance. The survey feo shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the applieation. 
The application may be lodged by the applieant in pereon or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent, 


3340 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jouxy, 1918. 


en A lh plea ee Se ee ee 


HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all priekly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm wifi issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 

such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIM of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all farms of appkecation will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, tf so desired by the applieant. 














HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 757. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Laxp Disraict or Kempspy, anD NamsBucca Sure, 















































a) 
aa Annual 
Bg an Cepia Rent Nat a Nearest 
£2 ¢ ° alue ature an 
County, | Parish. [S25] Home-| for first | for first | Survey | potimated Value of | Town and Charapter pt acd Se ae ee 
am stead | period of P otitae Improvements. thavetrols. , er Supply. 
@ 3 Farm, 26 years. 25 years. 
(be! 
Fat 
Acres. fy a8.) eC. ne te Ola | (ee 8, 1G, | 
Raleigh ..| Allgomera | 57 218% | 39716 0) 8 310} 7 0 0 Nil, Kempsey, 80) Undulating to mountainous, with low spurs; 
miles. ; slate formation ; light and dark soils, clay sub- 
soil; mainly thickly timbered with gum, iron- 
| bark, turpentine, and mahogany, some box, 
| tallow-wood, and oak, with dense brush on 
watercourses ; sufficient water in good seasons. 
ad Rainfall, about 60 inches at Bowraville. 
De es do ..| 58 19829715 20 iat he LO es OO : Nil. do ! .- ao do 
Plans R. 2,622 and 2,614-1,714. 
| R.S.S. 1918-10,411. 
Norte.—Within reserve for classification, notified Ist March, 1918, which ig hereby revoked. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 759. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrior or Wacaa WaG@a, AND IntaBo Suirt. 
2 = BMS ee er ee See ee ar 
Dg 
a3 A Annual 
2, Area Capital 
fs Z| of Value t bap are, Nature and pales 
County. Parish. [5 3 %3| Home-| for first aarehs Fee Y | Estimated Value of Gists ae Charecter of Land, Soll, Timber, &6.. 
a 3s stead | periodot | P x linprovements. thee x i Water Supply. 
2 | Farm. | 26 years. | 9 . ere Onl. 
Pe years, ‘ 
& 
4 yal! 
i Acres.| £9 8. dij £ 8: a.) Son. d. : 
Clarendon...| Jewnee ...| 175 823 {1,453 10 0 | 86 6 9] 9 vu 0 Fencing, half value, Old Suneetown| Partly open flat and partly gently to somewhat 





Notk.—Th included part (328 acres) of travelling stock reserve 552, notified 9th September, 18738, is hereby revoked, The 


about £2 73. 7d, and tfailway| steeply undulating country; timbered with 
Shire Council. station,about] open box and gum forest; good red arable 
4 mile, loamy soil, suitable fot wheat and other cereals; 
bo permanent natural surface water supply. 
Mean annual rainfall is about 20 inches, 
Plan C. 3,728-1,578, 
Ms. 1918-5,078. 





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| | 
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inclu 
areaite may LAKiGy Tae: included part of Junee population 








HOMSTEAD FARM AREA No. 760. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 








Land Disrrict oF PARKES, AND Goopanc Sutre. 


' 
i 








te - 











s 
23 
ES | Area | Capital pleas : 
28 q|_of Value fc peatan Pe Nature and Nearest 
County, Parish. |8845| Home-| for first Asa Wey | Estitnated Value ot Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o., 
=| stead | period of | P* t aac liuprovements, distance Water Supply. 
g* | Farm. | 25 years. | 9; i‘ therefrom. 
a 25 years, 
be 
- i L Mibabes I di iia 2 
hath i Ares we 8 Gs ms, a.) & Rt, 
shburn- arkes ...|. : , i 
ham 232 (about). 979 8.4) 24.9 7) 7.0 0 Nil. Parkes, about! Hilly to undulating: red loamy soil: atony 
Bie miles, rocky in places, and diggers’ holes throughout 
a3 area; timber—box, gum, and piné, fairly thick 
<7 in places; no natural water supply, but town 


Nore,--The covering part (about 285 acres) of reserve 49,075 from sale (49,076 from lease generally for temporary ¢ 


nupply in eect suitable for agriculture 
nd grazing, Rainfall, about 21 inches. 
RSS. 1918-10612,” pact 


ommon). is hereby revoked, 


5 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 3341 


HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued, 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 762, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laap District or NynG@an, anD Bogan Surrx. 














= 
+) F Annual 
Fy : g ST . rune. Rent Nature and pearen’ 
County. Parish. |$85| Home-| for first for first | Survey | petimated Vulueot } TOW" ard Character of Land, So!l, Timber, Co, 
3} eg stead period of period Fee. Improvements. distance Water Supply. 
hed Pee Sh wréaxe f Pp y therefrom, 
3 sg 4 y * | 25 years. 
: | 
Acres, ee Sard, |) 2; Be Coal en Some i 
Canbelego..| The Pines..| A 6,110 | 5,091 13 4/127 510] 29 0 O | Fencing, £922s. 6d.{| Girilambone, 8} Generally undulating; stony ridge across central 
(about). ringbarking, &c, miles. part ; sandstone and sehist formation ; red,sandy, 
£763 15s. Crown. and gravelly soils ; timbered with dead box, pine, 
| Fencing, £104 4s.; and budda, with green wilga, ironwood, some 
tank, £80; ring- mallee and box suckers and seedlings ; no natural 
barking, &c., £458 water supply; contains one tank, and good 
5s. Holder of Sc. sites for tanks, Average annual raintall, about 
L. 71, 16 inches. 
Occ. 1918-810. 
) 














a ee ee 


Nork.-- The area, capital value, rental, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. The included part (about 6,110 acres) of reserve for 
classification, notified 31st August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 763. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Land District or CooNAMBLE, AND WINGADEE SHIRE. 





a aaa nc -—— _ 
— 

















3 | 
£2 Aree Capital car Hire ee Nearest 
£3 te) Jalue E Nature a: 
County, Parish. |8 8 gE Home- | for first nantes Saae Estimated Value of beeehe oh ae Character Mute Beri nt &o., 
ay stead period of ae * Improvements. hereto PpPly- 
a A Farm. 25 years. | 95 years : 
Gum 
my 
Acres.| £ s. d| £8. d.|] £ a d. { 
Leichhardt | Baronne ..| 44 | 1,066 {1,865 10 0| 4612 9/14 0 0O| Fencing, £13 10s.| Gular_ railway| Level, of basaltic formation; good red, with 
| id.; tank (patt),| station, %0| patches of red, sandy, and black soils, clay sub- 
£14 10s, 6d.; ring-)» miles; Galar-| soil; thickly timbered with box, berrigat, 
ing, &¢., £22 16s. gambone, 18} budthia, ironbark, pine, wilga, and yarran, pat- 
Total, £50 17s. 5d.|_ — miles, tially ringbarked, with small proportion of open 
The property of the plain; no natural water supply, adequate 
Crown. Fencing, supply in tank; practically all suitable for 
£30 198: 94.5 nart agriculture. Rainfall, 24 inches, 
tank, £51 9s. 6d.; L. 8,273-1,902. 
ringing, &c., £80 
| 16s, Total, £163 6s 
| 3d. The property 
| of late lessee. 
Do Pel | do --| 45 1,095 1,916 5 0} 4718 2;14 0 0} Fencing, £37 18s.; do ..| The same as above, except that there is no tank 
ringing, £25 4s. 9d. and there is a stony knob on this area, The 
| Total, £63 2s. 9d. subsoil is suitable for tanks, 
| The property of L, 3,274-1,902, 
| | the Crown. Fenc- 
ing, £72 11s.; ring- 
| ing, £75 5s, 3d. 
Total, £147 16s. 2d. 





The property of 
| the late lessee. 
do .-| 46 1,230 | 2,152 10 0} 5316 3/15 0 0} Fencing, £45 0s.| Gular railway) The same as for portion No. 44, above. 
10d, ; ringing, £27) station, 18) LL. 3,275-1,902, 
; I | 10s. 6d.; tank,| miles; Galar-| © Ms. 1917-7,692. 
i : £111 13s. 4d.;} gambone 
windmill, &c., £75.) town, 16 miles 
Total, £259 4s. 8d. 
Crown property, 
but the windmill 
can be removed 
(with permission) 
' by the late lessee. 
| Fencing, £73 14s. 
8d.: ringing, £90 
9s.6d. Total, £164 
} i 4s. 2d. The pro- 
{ perty of the late 
| lessee. 


























Novr.—Part (about 1,380 acres) of railway reserve 1,678, notified 26th May, 1884, and the classification reserve, notified 21st January, 1914, included 
jn the above and the intervening and adjoining roads are hereby revoked. 


3342 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 








102) : Depavimnent of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APABT CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE.—®0 BE DISPOSED OF TO 
A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lends Consolidatiom Ast, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
for an Original Crown-lease to be disposed of to a returned soldier exolusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 


This block shall be available only for William Leslie Crittenden, of West Maitland, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 


The area will be available on and after 8ru JULY, 1918. 


The application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Orown Land Agent, and shall be aecompanied by half a year’s rent 
in advanee. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal {eet snstelments, with interest 
at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicaat in person, or by his agent in person duly authortsed in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


he land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions ;— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessse are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown $0 resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon peyment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a redustion of rent proportionate to the area resumed, I 
the case of resumption for mining-or mining purposes, not less than cne month’s notice, and in the case of resumption fer 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notiee in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shail afterwards eontinue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the seeond year of the lease he shall commences and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible serub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
eleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and sorub (other tham edible serub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction 
of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be feneed with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 

(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, exeept subject to the provisions of the Forestry Aet, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be neeessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided sueh land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to cradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear there- 
from to the satisfaction of the Minisser for Lands dusing the term of such lease. ‘The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from 
pear not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. ; 


The term of the Tease shall be forty-five yeavs, and a condition of residenee for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Orown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of eonfirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1918. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norg.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost , 
if so desired by the applicant. 














CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 8,256. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LaxD District or Stroup, aNp GiovorstER Surez. 


aera meee (ie fae . - = 7 




















3 
=4 F Annual 
Aree poe ; Bent ie Neture apd Nearest 
County. Pariah. (3) for’ Béat or firs uryey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
: se ik ba eriod of Petieg Fee. a, att RO, ieavchace Water Supply. * 
i oe YOOrs. | 15 years SOproys ite 
TH Acres. | 
About fo PiBe ds le) 8. da eee ae 
Gloucester...) Mernotand| © 2,780 | 2,780 0 0} 8415 0] 20 0 0 | Ringbarking, about) Gloucester, | Hilly to mountainous country of slate formation, 
Barnard. (ex, 1,000 acres, £125; about38miles.| also sandstone, with some serpentine and 
rds.). fencing, £30 6s. quartzite ; soil of fair to good quality, subsoil 
6d.; fencing, £213, stony ; about 1,400 acres thick forest country 
15s. Total, £369 timbered with gum, oak, messmate, box, apple, 
1s. 6d, All Crown and stringybark ; about 1,000 acres ringbarked ; 
property, sufcient water supply ; improved land closely 
{ grassed, but much eaten by rabbits; country 





suited to young and store cattle and also breed- 
ing to a limited extent; not suitable to 
dairying. Rainfall, from 35 to 40 inches per 
annum. 

Mi. 1918-4,544. 























; | 


Nore,—The part (about 2,800 acres) of reserve 39,437 from sale or lease, other than 18th section lease, notified Ist July, 1905, and part of res¢rve from 
sale or lease under section 206, within the above portion and intersecting road, are hereby revoked, 








a 


5 Juny, 1918.] 


[83] 


Fi 


the reserves froin sale, lease, &c., 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


3343 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c, 


expiration of sixty days from the above date, 





Land 
District. 


Armidale .. 


Inverell 


Do 
Goulburn & 
Moss Vale. 
Gunning 
Do 
Grafton 


Lismore 


Murwillum- 
bah. 
Doss. 


Bellingen Pa 
do 


Newcastle 
Taree 
Do 
Metro- 


politan.|: 


Molong 


Mudgee 





—_—— 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, 
hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














Gunnedah.. 


Do 


Gunnedah...) 


Down: 





















































OF. ” 














Nore.—To be granted as special leases. « 






































| Division. Bogerve Purpose. bes eng pe County. Parish. Shire, &c. Area Part revoked. Papers No. 
Sone lee Ds 
Eastern.. Reserve from sale or} 1Jan., 1918) Clarke Rhyanda..| Guyra 69 1 0] The whole; portion 153.| Aln. 1918- 
lease under section 223, Shire Jan C. 1,766-1,867. 6,236. 
do ...| 2,080 | From sale for tempo-| 31 July, 1886) Arrawatta | Ashford ..| Ashford 16 3 22 | That part within section] Aln. 1918- 
rary common. Shire 25, village of Ashford.} 4,918. 
Plan A. 19-1,745, 
do From annual lease or) 13 April, 1892 do do do 16 3 22 do do 
occupation license. 
do For Police paddock 13. i do ao ado 16 3 22 | The whole; within sec- do 
tion 25, village Ashford. 
Plan A. 19-1,745. 
do 40,627 | Refuge in time of flood) 20 June, 1906 do Goonian .. do -.| 200 0 0] The whole. Plan cat. A.| Aln. 1918- 
1,867-1,847. 4,959. 
do 118 | Water | 11 Oct., 1880) Argyle and] Uringalla..| Mulwarce 14 3 20'| Thewhole. Plan A.4,101-| Aln. 1918- 
Cainden. Shire. 2,121. 5,263. 
do 148 | From sale for camping..| 2 May, 1881] King Winduella..| Crookwell 2 0 O| Part}within special lease} Ms. Ls. 
Shire. (about). -2. 1918-6,863. 
do 10 | From lease generally ..| 2 ,, Fy: do do do BA 20 0 do do do 
; (about). y 
do 677 | Water reserve 1 Noy., 1880} Gresham ..| Grange Nymboida 52 0 0 | Part within portion 19.| Aln. 1918- 
- | Shire. : Plan G. 667-1,782 6,435. 
do 36,017 | Wharf .. ae --; 11 July, 1903] Rous South Gun-| Gundur- 0 3 22)| The whole. Plan G. 23-| Aln. 1918- 
durimba. | imba Shire. 1,701, 5,250, 
(Town of G\ndurimba). 
do From sale or lcaseunder, .....,.... Go... do do 0 8 22h do do 
“section 206. — ; 
do Soke Reserve from sale or} 8Sept., 1916) Rous .| Broadwater} Gundur- 96 1 0 | The whole; portion 144,| C.S. 1918- 
lease under section 206. imba Shire Plan R. 7,565-1,759. 6,687. 
do " do SAI ns Hf ao Meer- do 10i 0 0 | The whole; portion 186. do 
| schaum. Plan R. 7,576-1,759. 
do “yey do ..| 3 Aug., 1917} .do yei| do do 101 1 0 | The whole; portion 140. do 
Plan R. 7,586-1,759, 
do 37,590 | From sale for preserva-| 30 April, 1904; Rous ».{ Cudgen Tweed 18 0 0, The whole; Lillies Island,| Ms, Ls, 
tion of native flora. Shire.| (about). Tweed River. 1918-6, 796, 
a 35,446 | From lease generally for} 6 Dec, 1992) do £ do . Aa?) | Fe 0: 0 | do do 
preservation of native (about). | 
flora, / , i 
Norn.—To be granted as special leases. 
Rastern.. From saleorlease under) 1Jan., 1912/ Raleigh S. Bellingen{ Bellingen 11 1 20] The whole; portion 237./ Oc. 1918+ 
: section 228. (suburbs of} Raleigh) Shire. Plan R, 4-1,714 R. 2,219. 
do ..! 52,245 | From sale or lease other; 1June, 1917) do do He do E 11 1 20) Part within portion 237 do 
| ‘than special lease or Plan R. 4-1,714 R. 
| annual lease. 
do . From sale orlease under} 1 Jan., 1918} Northum- | Awaba Lake Mac- 0 0 9); The whole, being late) Ms. bs, 
| section 228. berland quarie Shire special lease 3,767. 1918-6, 792° 
do .., 43,844 | From sale for lighthouse} 28 April, 1909; Macquarie | Harrington wane 62 3 254) Part in portion 238 Hy. 1918- 
Shire. y714. 
do 43,845 | From lease generally ..| 23 ,, eet do do do es} (62! 3! 254 do eo 
do 45,346 | From after-auction sale) 1 June, 1910, Cumber- Manly Warringah 7 3 843) That part within portions} Aln. 1918+ 
\ sites land. Cove. Shire. 1,687 to 1,714 inclusive, | 5,236. 
do ..' 1,016 | From sale for public) 14 Feb., 1879) Ashburn- | Bowan Boree Shire} 13 2 0 | The whole .. Aln, 1918- 
j purposes. ham. : 5,185. 
flo ..' 45,096 | From after-auction pur-| 6 April, 1910) Phillip ~..) Dungeree...| Rylstone 4 0 83 |. Part, within portion 25 ;) Aln. 1918- 
chase. Shire. Plan P. 2,389-2,125 R.| 2,519. 
| This completes the) 
revocation, 
Central..| 47,942 { From sale for access ..{ 17 July, 1912) Nandewar..| Gunnen- Liverpool 7 2 0| The whole; portion 171, Ms. Ls. 
| beme. Plains Plan N. 1,175-1,774. 1918-6,924. 
Shire. wa 
do 47,943 | From lease generally ..} 17 ,, FS ol do ig do sd do. iis ann O) do do 
Norz.—To be granted as special leases. 
Central..; 7,759 ; From sale for travelling; 24 Nov., 1888] Buckland..| Cooridoon } Liverpool 2 0 6| That part within portion) Ms. Ls, © 
BE stock. Plains 137. Plan B. 4,232-| 1918-6,25¢. 
Shire. 1,788. | 
do From sale for temporary| 16 June, 1868 do do 4 2,0 0 do | de 
common at Gunnedah. ' ; 
do From annual lease or| 13 April, 1892 do do do 2. 0 0 do do 
occupation license. : Sgt 
do 1,059 | From sale for travelling) 20 Nov., 1876; Nandewar..| Brenury ..| Liverpool 120 0 O| That part within travell-| Ms. 1918- 
stock. Plaing (about). ing stock, camping, and| 4,468, 
Shire. | water reserve No. 52,832, 
| Horas oe day. 
do ..| 21,110 From wee for water; 23 Aug., 1898 do do do de in 0 do 
y about). : 
do | 35,545 Hen Pas for trayelling) 10 Jan , 1903 do Burburgate do 15 0 0} Those parts (2) within do 
| stock. (about). ; travelling stock reserve 
No. 52,885, notified this 
day. 
do | 20,815 do 19 May, 1864 da do Go (ab 4 0 ‘ do do 
about 
do 40,247 | Water reserve .. 17 Feb., 1906) Pottinger..| Goragilla..| Coonabara-| §40 0 0 | The whole .. os Aln. 1918- 
; bran Shire 5,202. 
.| Eastern.. From sale orlease under) 24 July, 1913) Harden Murrim- Murrum.- 0 1 0} The whole; allotment 6,} Aln. 1918- 
ih section 206. boola.| burrah Mu- section 40. Plan M, 1- 5,506,” 
° (Town of Mujrrumburrah.|) nicipality. 1,657. 
do .. do 5 Mar. 5 ao 5 do do on 0 1 0] The whole; allotment 6, ado 
7 3 section 46. Plan M, 1- 
1,657. 
do do 27 April, ,, do do do 0 1 20! The whole; allotment 17, do 
Mt, section 52, Plan M. 81- 
1,657. 
do do Bb hw e do do do Ma 0 120) The whole; allotment 18, do 
f section 52, Plan M. 31- 
1,657. 
do ..| 46,869} From sale for rubbish] 9 Aug., 1911; Monteagle,) Murringco..| Burrangong 1 0 0, The whole; portion 282.; Ms.Ls. 
Y oshbona'y depot. Shire. Plan M. 5,721-1,780. 1918-6,055. 
| ao 46,870 | From lease generally .. do do ao oO do do 













































































3344 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c.—continued. 
Hye ' 4 Pp 
panes Division. ara Purpose, aa eae County. | Parish. | Shire, &. Area. | Part revoked. Noe 
| Em Ed ha) 

Bourke ..| Western 63 | From corflitional pur-| 11 Mar., 1868 Irrara  ..| Mooroo- W.L.L, 257; 640 0 0] The whole .. <3 Ms. 1918- 
chase for water nowa. (about). 5,082. 
supply. 

Do oh do 59 | From sale for water} 15 Jan., 1869) Lands- Windoley | W.L.L. 716] 640 0 0 do “4 we 5 do 
| supply. borough &| and (about). 
Fitzgerald.| Carilla. 
Do do 300 | do do 8 Nov., 1877) Irrara Kerribree | L.A, 189 ..| 1,245 © O| The remainder; part pre- do 
} (about). viously revoked. 
Walgett Western 737 | From sale for water/ 13 Nov., 1882| Finch ../ Wilby W.L.L. 8 ..; 3,200 0 0 The whole .. oS ..| Ms, 1918- 
North. | | supply. Wilby. (about). 5,082. 
Nore, —Includes part of travelling stock reserve 509, notified 15th December, 1879, which is not affected by this revocation. 
Walgett Western 840 | From salefor access ..{ 7 May, 1883; Finch  ../ Urandool..| W.L.L. 139; 1,300 0 0 | The whole .. Ms. 1918- 
North about). 5,082. 
Do do 566 | From sale for water] 25 Oct., 1880) do ..| Bon Bon ..| W.L.L. 267/ 966 0 0} The whole,—shown on do 
supply and _ public (about), plan H.L, 68 Me, 
purposes, 
Do do .. 352 | From sale for water] 29 Sept., 1877| de -.| Hunger W.L.L’s 1,280 0 0| The whole,--shown on do 
supply. ford, Yer-| 1lland 133} (about). plaus H.L. 4 and 10 Me. 
angle, Wil- 
ga & Dun- 
galear. 
Wilcannia.. do 339 | From sale for refuge} 8 July, 1878} Killara ..| Tallandra..| W.L.L 32 | 2,280 0 0 | The remainder ; part pre- do 
from flood. ; (about). viously revoked. 
do do 578 | From sale for water) 19 Nov., 1883 do Dilkoosha do --| 1,440 0 0 | The whole .. ae ate do 
supply. and Cob- 
rilla, 
done. do .. 344 do do ..| 24 Sept., 1878 do _..| Jamieson... do ../1,920 0 0O| The whole.. ee oe do 
j | (about). 
[81] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATIONS OF TRAO®S OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















Date of 









































ora Division.| wotifoation | County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No, 
n 
| a. YT. p. 
Muswell- Eastern..| 9 Mar., 1917...) Brisbane ..) Wickham ...| Merriwa.. «| 19 1 O | Part within special lease 17-12... od e.| Ms, La, 
brook. (about). 1818-4,871, 
Rylstone .. do ...| 27 July, ,, ...| Phillip | Dungeree ...| Rylstone ... «.| 29 230] The whole; now portions 172 and 178, Plans P.| Alin. 1918- 
| 8,997 and 3,749-2,125. 2,619. 
Gunnedah...| Central...) 27 July, 1917...) Pottinger a Dubbleda ...| Liverpool is a 15L 2 0 | The whole; portion 154. Plan P. 5,074-1,781 ...| Ms. el 
5,038. 
Norrt.—To be granted as a special lease. 
EL AL | Central...) 17 July, 1907...) Nandewar ..| Brentry "| Liverrfool Plains ta wut). That part south and west of portion 88 ... | Ms. 1918- 
about). 4,468, 








u eS 


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Land : 
District. Division. 
Gundagai ...| Eastern eat 
Do es doa. 
Liamore coe OO a itecr 
Do corp OO Seer, 
Do cea do oe 
Do ose do... 
Do on do ae 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the parts of Suburban Holding 
Areas, &c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 



































W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
pian Pee las Date of . : 
‘or which the area : County. Parish, Shire, &e. Area. art revoked. Papers No. 
was set apart. Notitication, 7 : , 
a. %. ay 
Suburban Holding Area| 12 Mar., 1913; Clarendon...| North QGun-| Adjungbilly 78 1 0] That part within por-| Aln. 1918 
218, dagai. Shire, tion 505. Plan C, 4,960. 
8,676-1,578. 
do peal ee do os dow. do «| 99 0 O/} That part within por-| Aln.1918= 
tion 497, Plan C. 5,597. 
3,6381-1,578. 
Homestead Farm Area| 8 Sept., 1915] Rous «| Broadwater | Gundurimba,; 893 3 0 | Those parts within por-| C.S, 1918= 
, and Meer-| and Tinten- tions 127, 129,181, 182, 6,637. 
schaum. bar Shires. 133, and 144, parish of 
Broadwater ; and por- 
tions 136 and 140, 
parish of Meerschaum, 
Plans R. 7,558, 7,559, 
7,540, 7,541, 7,542, 7,565, 
7,576, and 7,586-1,759, 
Homestead Farm Area! 28 Nov., 1917) do | Meerschaum) Gundurimbal 96 0 0 | The whole; portion 137, do 
717. Shire, Plan R. 7,577-1,769. 
Homestead Farm Area) 28 ,, 5 do oh do wad do «| 95 0 O | The whole; portion 135, do | 
719, Plan R. 7,577-1,759, 
Homestead Farm Area} 23 ,, hy do .| Broadwater... do «| 120 2 0} The whole; portion 185, do 
720. Plan R. 7,544-1,759. 
Homestead Farm Area| 23 ., a do es do oor do ~.| 98 0 | The whole; portion 147. do 
718, Plan R, 7,581-1,759. 








ee I 


5 Jury, 1918.] 





[84] 


Department of Lands, | 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 
ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of section 8 

of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
area hereunder described, within the Land Districts 
of Walcha and Armidale, shall be and is hereby de- 
clared to be wholly within the Land District of 


Walcha, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 

Counties of Vernon and Sandon, parish of Macleay, 
Apsley and Dumaresq Shires, portion 3 of 2,127 acres, 
ex roads and Muddy River, 

[ Ms. Ls. 1918-7,078] 





[85] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED CANCELLATION OF DESIGN OF 
THE VILLAGE OF MARIAVILLE. 
re 


is hereby notified, for public information, that 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to cancel 
the design of the village of Mariaville, in the parish 
of Palmerston, county of Macquarie. 
(Ms, 1918-4,196] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[86] Department of Lands, i 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE 
OF WOOLOMIN. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the design of the vil- 
lage of Woolomin has been altered by curtailing the 
village boundaries and closing part of Canning-street 


and lanes. 
[ Aln. 1918-3,836] 


Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[87] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


VILLAGE AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT 
WOOLOMIN. 


1% is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 23rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the following portions of 
Crown Lands are declared to be set apart respectively 
as the site for the village of Woolomin, and for the 
suburban lands attached thereto. 


Nore.—This notification does not affect any lease 
or license within the village or suburban boundarics. 


Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TAMWORTH, AND NUNDLE SHIRE. 
Boundaries of village lands at Woolomin. 


County of Parry, parish of Woolomin, containing 
an area of about 150 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank of Duncan’s Creek at its confluence with the 
Peel River at the south-east corner of portion 242; 
thence by Duncan’s Creek upwards to the north- 
eastern side of Arthur-street; thence by that side of 
the street north-westerly to the north-western side of 
Monro-strect; thence by part of that side of that 
street south-westerly to the north-eastern side of 
Duncan-street; thence by part of that side of that 
street north-westerly to the north-western side of 
Lawrence-street; thence by that side of that street 
south-westerly to the right bank of the Peel River; 
and thence by that bank upwards to portion 226; by 
that portion easterly, southerly, westerly, and 
northerly to the right bank of the Peel River afore- 
said; by that bank upwards to portion 242 aforesaid ; 
by that portion northerly, easterly, and southerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


In lieu of village boundaries, notified 10th June, 


1893, which are hereby cancelled, 
[Aln. 1918-3,836] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE 


RNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3345 





Boundaries of suburban lands at Woolomin. 


County of Parry, parish of Woolomin, containing 
an area of 200 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the right bank 
of the Peel River, at the south-west corner of J. 
Edwards’ 6 acres 3 roods, portion 1; thence by a line 
partly forming the south boundaries of portions 1, 4, 
and part of 144, bearing east to a point north of the 
north-west corner of portion 136; thence by a line, 
the western boundary of that portion and a line south 
to the easternmost corner of portion 25; thence by 
the north-eastern boundary of that portion north- 
westerly to its north-west corner; thence by its north- 
western boundary south-westerly to Duncan’s Creek ; 
thence by the right bank of that creek and the right 
bank of the Peel River downwards, to the point of 
pag Lo exclusive of the village lands, notified 

nis day. 


In lieu of suburban boundaries of Woolomin, as 
notified 10th June, 1893, which are hereby cancelled, 
[ Aln. 1918-3,836] 





[88] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the lands hereunder des- 
cribed shall be reserved from sale for the public pur- 
poses hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CASTERN DIVISION. 
For Camping. 
Lanp Disrrict oF ORANGE, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
ORANGE. 

No. 52,879. County of Bathurst, parish of Orange, 
town of Orange, containing an area of 3 roods 34 
pore ce ee anes within the boundaries 
of allotments 20, 21, 22, and 23, section 46, Pl 
O. 55-1,309. ; x7 a 
[Ms. 1918-3,558] 


For Travelling Stock. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND COONABARABRAN 
SHIRE. 


No. 52,880. County of Baradine, parish of Kenebri, 
containing an area of about 28 acres. The Crown 
Lands iying between portion 8, the western side of 
surveyed authorised railway from Burren Junction to 
Coonabarabran, part of a northern boundary of Pil- 
liga West State Forest, No. 267, dedicated 2nd 
March, 1917, and a line parallel to and 5 chains in 
rectangular distance westerly from the western side 
of said railway. 

Norr.—Part (about 28 acres) of classification re- 
serve, notified 29th December, 1916, is hereby 
revoked. : 


[Ms. 1918-4,076] 
For Travelling Stock, Camping and Water Supply. 


Lanp Disrricr or GUNNEDAH, AND LIVERPOOL 
Pratns Sure. 


No. 52,882. County of Nandewar, parish of 
Brentry, containing an area of about 140 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : 
Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 20 
on the right bank of the Namoi River; thence 
bounded by portion 20 north; by portion 34 east to a 
point on the north-westerly elongation of the south- 
west boundary of portion 28; by that elongation and 
by portions 28 and 33 and a line bearing south- 
easterly to the north boundary of portion 6; by por- 
tion 6 west; and thence by the right bank of the 
Namoi River downwards, to point of commence- 
ment. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 130 acres) of travel- 
ling stock reserve 259, notified 20th November, . 1876, 
reserved from occupation for residence or business 
purposes, notified 25th July, 1893, and part (about 
10 acres) of water reserve 21,110, notified 23rd April, 
1898, which parts are revoked this day. 3 


[Ms, 1918-4,463] 


3346 


For Camping and Water Supply. 
Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND NAmor SHIRE, 


No. 52,883. County of Nandewar, parish of Boga- 
bri, containing an area of about 75 acres, The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Commencing at the south-west corner of portion 206; 
and bounded thence by portions 206 and 145 east; 
by portion 149 south and south-easterly to a point 
rectangularly opposite the north-west corner of por- 
tion 147; by a@ line south-westerly to that corner; and 
thence by portions 194, 1387, and 186 generally north- 
westerly, to point of commencement. 

Norr.—The included part of travelling stock re- 
Serve 38,560, notified 19th November, 1904, is not 
affected. 

[ Ms, 1918-4,468] 


For Water Supply. 
Lanp Districr or GUNNEDAH, AND Namoi SHIRE. 


No. 52,884. County of Nandewar, parish of Boga- 
bri, containing an area about 130 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commen- 
cing at the north-easternmost corner of portion 143; 
bounded thence by portions 143 and 192 west, south, 
and west to Barber’s Lagoon; by that lagoon north- 
westerly ; by portions 1385 and 46 east, north, and east; 
by portion 3] south to the south-west corner of that 
portion; thence by a line south-westerly, to point of 
commencement, | 

Norr.—Travelling stock and. camping reserve 
38,561; notified 19th November, 1904; is not affected. 
fMs, 1918-4,468] 


For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp District oF GUNNEDAH, AND LIVERPOOL 
PLAINS SHIRE. 


No. 52,885. County of Nandewar, parish of Bur- 
burgate, containing ah area of about 55 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Road 
partly 300 wide, “and partly of variable width, 
separating portion 160 from portions’ 94, 147, 144, 
L093, 62) and 159. 

Nors.—Includes. part. (about 8 acres) of travelling 
stock reserve 95,545, notified 10th January, 1903; 
also part (about 7 acres) ef the southern part of the 
same reserve; and part (about 21 acres) of travelling 
stock ‘réserve 20,815, notified 19th May; 1894, re- 
served from occupation for residence or business pur- 
poses, notified 8th August, 1894, which parts are re- 
voked this day. 

[Ms. 1918-4,468] 


Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND LiveERPoon 
Priains SuHrre. 


No. 52,886. County of Nandewar, parish of 
Brentry, containing an area. of about 54 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Road 
partly 300 and partly 500 links wide separating por- 
tion 83 from portions 6; 25, 21; and 32. 
. Norse.—Includes part (about 54 acres) of reserve 
for classification, notified 17th July; 1907, which part 
is revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1918-4,468] 


[89] 





Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY 
FOR SANITARY DEPOT (ADDITION). 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
A visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for 
sanitary depot (addition), and reserved and exempted 
from lease generally, and they are hereby reserved 
and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District or Motone, anp Borer SuHree. 


No. 52,877 from sale (52,878 from lease generally). 
County of Ashburnham, parish of Collett, containing 
an area ot 2 acres 1 rood 234 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portions 
185 and 268,—shown on plans catalogued A7,120 and 
7,586-1,770. 

Nors.—Includes (2 acres 1 rood 233 perches) parts 
of reserve.from conditional salé proclaimed 13th April, 
1880, and. Canowindra Temporary Common, 
reserve 220 fron lease, notified 12th March, 1883 
(which is reserved from annual lease or occupation 
Piling! 13th April, 1892); which parts are hereby 
revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-5,103} 


and: 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 84. 





[5 Juny, 1918. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


RESERVES. FROM SALE OTHER THAN 
AUCTION SALE, &o. 
Lt is hereby notified that, in pursuatice of the pto- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
deseribed shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from sale other than auction sale, &c. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[90] 





--- HASTERN DIVISION. 
From Sale other than Auction Sale: 
Lanp Districr or ARMIDALE, AND GUYRA SHIRE. 
No. 52,888. County of Clarke, parish of Rhyanda, 
containing an area of 694 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 153. Plan C. 1,766- 


1 B67. 
[Aln. 1918-5,235] 
Lanp Districr or LismoRE; AND GUNDURIMBA AND 
TINTENBAR SHIRES, 

No. 52,881. County of Rous, parishes of _ Broad- 
water and Meerschaum, containing an area of 1,3033 
acres. The Crown Lands. within the boundaries of 
portions 135, 136, 187, and 140, parish of Meerschaum ; 
and portions 127, 129, 131, 182, 183, 185, 144, and 147, 
parish of Broadwater. 

[C.S. 1918-6,687 | | 
faxp Distrior or GunpAGAl, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 


No. 52,889. County of Clarendon, parish of North 
Gundagai, containing an area of 99 acres. The Crown 
Lands within, the boundaries of measured portion 497. 
Plan C, 3,681-1.578. 
fAin. 1918-5,507 | 

From After-auction Sale. 
LAxp District or MurRwitluemMpan; AND 
MerwinhUMBAH MUNICIPALITY. 

No. 52,887. County of Rous, parish of Murwilltim- 
bah, town of Murwillumbah, containing an area of 
1 acre. The Crown Lands within the botindaries of 
allotments 6, 7. 8, and 9, section 14. Plan M. 39-2,112. 
[ Ms. 1918-4,796] 


eee aaa 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 

N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
I Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 

w. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[91] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lann Districr or GRENFELL, AND WEDDIN SHIRE. 

County of Gipps, parish of Wheoga, containing an 
area of 1,621 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portions 16 and 54. Plan G. 2,813 and 
9.814-1,871: 
[Ms. 1918-3,290] 

Lanp District or Mort, ANd Bootooroo SHIRE. 

County of Stapylton, parish of Careunga, contain- 
ing an area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
most easterly south-east corner of portion 42; and 
bounded thence by the southern botindary of that 
portion west, a line south to portion 7, and by that 
portion east and north, to the point of commencement, 
[Ms. 1918-4,640] 

EASTERN DIVISION. 

LAnp Districr or TAREE; AND Manning Suire. 

County of Gloucester, parish of Kundibakh, con- 
taining an area of 1,203 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portions 165 to 168. Plans 
G. 4,741 to 4,744-1,497. 
[R.S.S. 1918-9,735] 


' Lanp. District or Temora, AND Nanranurra Saree. 


County of Bland, parish of Thanowring, containing 
an area of about 190 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the part of portion 178 east of classificatien reserve, 
notified 19th January, 1917. 

[R.8.S. 1918-7,408 and Forests 1918-2,465] 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3347 





EASTERN AND CENTRAL DIVISIONS. 


Land Districts or Temora aNd Temors CEnrTRAL, AND 
NARRABURRA SHIRE, 


Counties of Bland atid Bourke, parishes of Thanow- 
ring, Beaconsfield, Northcote, Ingaiha, and Trickett, 
containing ah area of about 10,860 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 77, 79, and 
80, Beaconsfield; 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36, Northcote; 
80 and 81, Trickett: 46 and 48, Ingalba; and that 
part of portion 179, Thanowring, south of the reserved 
road 3 chains wide through that portion. Plans B. 
3,568, 3.569. 3,570, 3,454 R., 3,573 R., 3,456, 3,457, 
8,458, .3,567. 3,566, 3,571, and 3,572-1,806; and 
B. 3.975-1,946. 
[R.S.8. 1918-7,408 and Forests 1918-2,465] 


LAnp District or Gosrorp. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Kincumber, con- 
taining an area of 85 acres 0 roods 20 perches. The 
Crown Lands within, boundaries of measured portions 
188 and 189. Plan N. 1,246-2,111. 


Norr.—Includes part (85 acres 0 roods 20 perches) 
of reserve 52,644 from sale other than auction or 
after-auction sale, notified 15th February, 1918, which 
part. is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,317] 








£92.) Department. of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the, pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the Crown Wands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional settlement lease, and shall be- 
come and be available therefor on and after the 5th 
August, 1918. {ft is further notified that the annual 
rental shall be 54d. per acre. Any additional holding 
acquired shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 


Nore.— <All information may he obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION: 


Lanp District or NynGAN, AND BoGAN AND 
MartHacuy SHiREs. 


County of Gregory, parishes of Goclagoola and 
Eulamoga, containing an area of about 2,060 acres. 
The Crown Lands bounded bv portions 2 and 20 and 
water reserve 34,131, notified 15th March, 1902, parish 
of Eulamoga, portions 22, 32, 33, and 35; a line paral- 
lel to and abont 15 chains in rectangular distance 
south-easterly from the south-eastern boundaries of 
portions 38 and 26. and the right bank of Crooked 
Creek, parish of Goolagoola: meludes portion 23. 
parish of Eulamoga: portions 23, 29, 28. 27, 26. and 
38, and parts of. portions 24 and 41, parish of Goola- 
goola; but exclusive of that part of Crooked Creek 
within the above boundaries; and roads 3 chains 
wide alone the south-west boundary of portion 23, 
parish of Enlamoga; 2 chains wide along north-west: 
boundary of vorticn 23, narish of Goolagooola;: 2 
chains. wide along the sonth-west boundaries of nar- 
tions 33 and 35. narish of Goolagoola. Plans G, 460, 
Roll 461, 744. 396-1907; and Ms. 502 Do. Roll. 


Nots.-—Includes part (about 2.060 aeres) of reserve 
from sale and lease under section 228, part (about 
294 acres) of camping reserve 34,551, notified 10th 
May, 1902. which parts are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-4,584] 





[93] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR. ADDITIONAL. CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of thé pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli: 
dation Act, 1918; the Crown Lands comivrised within 
the areas hereunder. described are hereby set, apart 
for additional conditional purchases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional Jeases taken up in virtue 


of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 5th August, 1918. 
It, is further notified that the prices of the land. for 
additional conditional purchase shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified, 

Novre.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant. ‘ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Narraprt, 

SHIRE. 

Price, £1 58. per acre, 
Within occupation, license No. 890. 

_ County of Baradine, parish of Mackenzie, contain- 
Ing an area of 3375 acres. The Crown Lands within 

the boundaries of portion 20. Plan B. 1,495-1,790. 
Nors.-—Part (about 346 acres) of classification re- 
Serve, notified 12th July, 1902, included in the above 


portion, and adjoining road, is hereby revoked, 
[Ms. 1918-4076] 


AND COONABARABRAN 


Price, £1 3s. 4d. per acre. 
Partly within occupation license No. 890. 


County of Baradine, parishes of Mackenzie and 
Tallama, containing an area of 5,325 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portions 27, 
28, 29, and 30, parish of Mackenzie; and portions 22. 
25, and 26, parish of Tallama; Plans B. 43544; 135438, 
1,500, 1,503, 1,546, 1,549, and 1;550-1,790: 

Norn.—Part (about 62 acres) of reserve Lyl02) tor 
crossing, notified 26th September, 1877, part (about 
320 acres) of water reserve 1,103; notified 26th Sep- 
tember, 1877, and part. (about 5,460 acres) of .classifi- 
cation reserve, notified 12th July, 1902, included in 
the above portions and intersecting. intervening, and 
adjoining roads, are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,076] 


County of Baradine, parish. of Kenebri, containing 
an area of about 655 acres, The Crown Lands lying 
between portions 2 and 8, Baradine Creek, and Pil- 
liga West State Forest, No. 267, dedicated 2nd 

arch, 1917, but exclusive of travelling stock reserve 
52,880, notified this day, and the surveyed author- 


ree railway from Burren Junction to Coonabara- 
ran, 


Note.—The included part. of classification reserve. 
notified 29th December, 1916, and part (about 112 
acres) of travelling stock reserve 12,018, notified 12th 
July, 1890, are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-4,076] 





psa tl tah eich Aik Nip ae a eenke: Ms mew crtied poh elt renee nk rte 
[94] Department. of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE. 
Is is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
4 visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase, and shall be- 
come and be available therefor on and after the 12th 
July, 1918. Jt is further notified that the price of 


the land for additional conditional purchase shall be 
£4 per acre. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant. i 
W..G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. ; 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuYRA SHIRE. 


County of Sandon, parish of Exmouth, containing 
an area of 4 acres 0 roods 33 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 206, 
shown on plan S; 4,287-1,660. 


_Nots.s+The included part (4 .acpés 0. roeds 33 
perches) of travellmg steck and camping reserve 
9,294, notified 6th July, 1889, is hereby. revoked, . This 
land is. within conditiorial Idase 1,911, Armi- 
dale, and will be available for additional conditional 
purchase by the holder of that conditional lease only. 
[Ms, 1918-9,663] 








Departmen: of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 5th August, 1918. 
It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
annlication for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gumn INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value of 11s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Gresham, parish of Newton Boyd, con- 
taining an area of about 2,140 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point on the south boundary of portion 49, 13 
chains east of the south-west corner of that portion; 
and bounded thence by a line south about 45 chains 
to the spur between Wild Cattle Creek and a left 
branch thereof; by that spur south-westerly to the 
main divide between the Mitchell and Henry Rivers; 
by that divide generally south-westerly to the 
boundary between the parish of The Brothers, county 
of Gough, and parish of Newton Boyd; by that 
boundary north to portion 65, parish of The Brothers; 
by that portion and portion 66, parish of The 
Brothers; thence by Four Mile Creek, and portions 
39 and 49, to the point of commencement. 

Nork.—The covering classification reserve, notified 
21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Gresham, parish of Newton Boyd, con- 
taining an area of about 4,970 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point on the south boundary of portion 49, 13 
chains east of the south-west corner of that portion; 
and bounded thence by portions 49, 32, and 41, the 
Henry River, portions 47, 50, 12, 51, and 56, a line 
west from the.north-west corner of portion 56 to the 
boundary between the parishes of The Brothers and 
Newton Boyd, counties of Gough and Gresham, re- 
spectively; and by part of that boundary and the 
eastern boundaries of an area of about 2,140 acres 
set apart this day for additional holdings, to the 
point of commencement. 

_ Nore.—The covering classification reserve, notified 
21st December. 1917, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-2,833] 
Lanp Distrricr or Tarzr, AND Stroup SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre, 
_ County. of Gloucester, parish of Toni Topi, contain- 
ing an area of about 418 acres.. The Crown Lands 


within the boundaries of designed ‘blocks D and E,— 
‘shown on plan catalogued Ms. 2,195 Md. : 


_Norr.—Includes part (about 418 acres) of classifica- 
tion reserve, notified 21st December, 1917, which is 
hereby revoked, 

[Ms, 1918-5,079] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Susy, 1948, 





Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 

County of Gloucester, parish of Topi Topi, contain- 
ing an area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of designed block A,—as shown 
on plan catalogued Ms. 2,195 Md. , 

Nore.—Includes part (about 200 acres) of classi- 
fication reserve, notified 2ist December, 1917, which 1s 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,079] 
Lanp District or Mupaur, AND Mexoo SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acte. 

County of Wellington, parish of Merinda, contain- 
ing an area of about 220 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the foliowing boundaries: Commencing on the 
south boundary of portion 159, at the intersection of 
the north-eastern side of the public road through that 
portion; and bounded thence by portions 159, 158, 45, 
and part of 33; and by the north-eastern side of the 
road aforesaid, to the point of commencement. 

Norr.—lIncludes part of reserve 29,577 from condi- 
tional sale, notified 15th July, 1899 (about 220 acres), 
also part (about 220 acres) of reserve for classtfica~ 
tion, notified 8th March, 1918, both hereby revoked, 

[ Ms. 1918-4,066] 
Lanp District or TuMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 

County of Selwyn, parish of Craven, containing an 
area of about 140 acres. Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 18; thence by that portion 
south, portion 60 westerly, the range forming the 
boundary of the counties of Selwyn and Wynyard 
northeriy, and the road from Wagga Wagga to Tum- 
barumba easterly, to point of commencement. 

Price or capital value, £2 per acre, 

Parish of Craven, county of Selwyn, about 37 acres. 
Commencing at the north-east corner of portion 20, 
parish of Glenroy; thence by that portion west to its 
north-west corner, a line north, a line parallel] to and 
3 chains rectangularly distant south of the south 
boundary of portion 49, parish of Craven, east, and a 
line south, to point of commencement. 


Price and capital value, £1 15s. per acre. 

Parishes of Craven and Glenroy, county of Selwyn, 
about 93 acres. Commencing at a point on the north 
boundary of portion 19, parish of Mannus, 8 chains 
east of its north-west corner; thence by a line north, 
a road from Tumbarumba to Wagga Wagga north- 
westerly, lines parallel to and 5 chains rectangularly 
distant south and west from the south and west boun- 
daries of portion 16, parish of Mate, west and north, 
the aforesaid road westerly, portions 20, 4, 34, and 28, 
parish of Glenroy, and 19, parish of Mannus aforesaid, 
south, cast, again south, and again east, to point of 
commencement. 

Nore.—The included parts (about 140 acres and 130 
acres, respectively) of travelling stock reserves 1,781 
and 1,782, notified 27th June, 1877, are hereby -re- 
voked. 

[Ms, 1918-4,027} 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


| Lanp Disrricr oF GuNNEDAH, AND Liverroon PLAINS 


SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £2 3s. 3d. per acre. 

County of Nandewar, parish of Brentry, contain- 
ing an area of about 2963 acres. The Crown Lands 
ele the boundaries of portion 33. Plan N. 2,316- 

yf ( i] 

Norrt.—The part (about 805 acres) of classification 
reserve, notified 17th July. 1907. within the above 
portion and road intersecting and road adjoining on 
the east, 1s hereby revoked. 

[Ms, 1918-4,468] 
Price and capital value, £2 5s. 7d. per acre. 

County of Nandewar, parish of Brentry, containing 
an area of 322 acres. The Crown Lands within. the 
boundaries of portion 34. Plan N, 2,317-1,774. 

Notr.—Those parts of travelling stock reserve 1,112, 
notified 29th September, 1877 (about 240 acres), water 
reserve 21,110, notified 23rd April, 1898 (about 88 
acres), and travelling stock reserve 1,059, notified 20th 
November, 1876 (about 8 acres), within the above por- 
tion and roads between that portion and portions 31 
and 18, and 148, parish of Bogabri, are hereby re- 
voked, - : . 

[ Ms. 1918-4,468] . ; : 
+ Price and capital value; £3 per acre. 

County of Nandewar, parishes of Brentry and Bur- 
burgate, containing an area of about 540 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 382, 
parish of Brentry, and that part of portion 160, parish 


Jury, 1918.] 





of Burburgate, north of a line drawn at right angles 
to the south-west boundary of portion 142, about 27 
vhains north-west of the southern corner of that por- 
tion. Plans N. 2,315 and 2,320-1,774 Rolls. 
Notr.—The parts of travelling stock reserve 20.814, 
notified 19th, May, 1894 (about 408 acres); travelling 
stock reserve 20.815, notified 19th May, 1894 (about 
70 acres); travelling stock reserve 30,545, notified LOth 
January, 1903 (about 90 acres), within the above and 
road threngh vortien 32, are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,468] 





Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


[96] 


1 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, _ CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 


TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


lk is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913. the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
vurchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 5th August, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject ‘to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for, and the fol- 
lowing condition :—The lessee shall carefully preserve 
all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide 
along each bank of all defined watercourses; also all 
timber within a strip, of land at least 1 chain wide 
along the course of all creeks and gullies and across 
the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge 
water and there are no defined watercourses, 
Notrr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma, AND’ Danerery SHIRE. 
Within annual lease No. 1911-4, by H. C. Barrett. 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Wallace, parish of Adaminaby, contain- 
ing an area) of about 380, acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of conditional lease 694 of 167 acres 
2 roods; and bounded thence by that lease, portions 
76, 20, conditional lease 270, portions 28, 2, 114, and 
conditional lease 157; and by portion 195, parish of 
Caddigat, to the point’ of commencement. 

Notr.—Includes reserve (about 380 acres) for clas- 
sification, notified 3rd August, 1917, which is hereby 
wholly revoked. | 
[Ms. 1918-3,4201 


[97] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
YOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARM, TO 
BE DISPOSED TO RETURNED SOLDIERS 
JXCLUSIVELY. 
ip. is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soidiers Settiement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder described are 
hereby set apart for additional homestead farm, to 
be disposed of to Returned Soldiers exclusively, and 
shall become and be available therefor on and after 
the 5th August, 1918. Jt is further notified that the 
capital value upon which rental shall be lodged shall 
be £3 18s. per acre. Any additional holding acquired 


No, 84, 5 Jury, 1918, —8, 





UNIVERSIT 


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shail be subject to the same conditions (where applic- 
able) which attach to the particular original holding 
in virtue of which the additional holding was applied 
for. 

Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


ant. 
Ried W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Casrxo, anp KyoGur Sire. 

County of Rous, parish of Queebun, containing an, 
area of 103. acres. The Crown Lands within. the 
boundaries of portions 88 and 89,—shown on plans 
R: 1,429-1,759 kK. : 

Norr.—-includes part (103. acres) of camping and 
water reserve 392, notified Ith October, 1878, which 
is hereby revoked. 


[C.S. 1918-9,791 | 
[67] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


Prorosats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of Public School Site 
at Holbrook (formerly Germanton). 

HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient 
in the public interest to resume an area of 

29 acres of land at Holbrook (formerly Germanton), 

dedicated 15th August, 1876, for Public School Site, 

and described in the Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, 
notice is hereby given, in accordance with the. provi- 
sions of the 25th section of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, that it is proposed to deal with the 
said land in the manner following, that ‘is to say,—- 
to revoke the dedication thereof heretofore made, and 
to dedicate an area of 5 acres 1 rood 8 perches, also 


described in. the Schedule hereto, for Public School 


UAB BE is 3.483] 
| Vis . 9 | at 2 es . é 
ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of an area of 2 acres of land for Public 
School Site, the dedication of which is intended 
to be revoked. . 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Holbrook 
(formerly Germanton), parish of Holbrook, county of 
Goulburn, and State of New South W ales, containing 
an area of Z acres;—being the land shown by red tint 
on plan 1. 262-1,978 at the Department of Lands, 
Syaney. 
Deseription cf an area of 5 acres 1 rood 8 perches Oh 

jand, which is intended to be dedicated tor Public 
Schcol . Purposes. 

All that piece or parcel of land, situate at ae 
(formerly Germanton), parish of Holbrook, county of 
Goulburn, and State of New South Wales, containing 
an area of 5 acres 1 rood 8 perches ;—heing the lands 
within the boundaries of allotments 1 and 2, ren 
45, as shown on plan Holbrook 25 at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 

SS 

52 Forestry Commission, 
be? Sydney, 5th July, i918. 

1 7 Ta al 9? 
NOTICE UNDER THE “FORESTRY ACT, 1916, 
SECTION 40, 
Avuruorisen Deror, 
'T is hereby notified, for public information, oe ie 
area described hereunder is an authorised pa 
for the inspection and measurement of timber, an t i 
determination of royalty, subiect to, the ech 
the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 


(Forests 1918-3,492] Ww. G. ASHFORD. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 

LAND DISTRICT oF TENTERFIELD 5 TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 

County of Clive, parish of J ondol. The lands within 
the foliowing boundaries: Commencing at Oe 
marked broad-arrow, which bears north 893 links ea 
a point on the south boundary of portion 134, vee 1 
of Jondol, county of Clive, west 9 chains from ee 
south-east corner of that portion; and aera’ 
thence by lines north 5 chains to a peg marked. 
proad-arrow, east 4 chains to a peg marked broad- 
arrow, south 5 chains to a peg marked broad-arrow, 
and west 4 chains, to the point of commencement. 
Locally known as Perrin’s Sawmill Yard, 


rare tIMBAD 
WOIS LIDRARY 


1920 


3350 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 





(5 Juuy, 1918, 


—s 


Gribate Adbertisements, 


COMMONWFALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND 
RAILWAYS.—NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


ELEoTRIO LIGHTING OF O.P. OrFIcER’s AND Prety OFFICERS’ 
QuARTERS, Royan AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE, JERVIS 
Bay, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited and will be received, subject to the 
conditions of tendering, until 12 noon, Monday, 29th July, 
1918, for Electric Distribution and Wiring of Chief Petty 
Officer's and Petty Officers’ Quarters at the Royal Australian 
Naval College, Jervis Bay. 

Specification, general conditions, and drawings (which latter 
must be returned within two days of being issued), and tender 
form may be obtained, on application, from the Superintending 
Civil Engineer, Customs House, Sydney. 

Tenders endorsed “ Electric Lighting of C.P.O.’s and P.O.’s 
Quarters, Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, N.S.W.,” 
to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works and Railways 
Tender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney. 


No Tender necessarily accepted. 


LITTLETON BH. GROOM, 
Ministe: for Works aud Railways. 


62—1 £1 8s. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notick or INTENDED Isstu oF ProvisionaL CrERTIFI- 
CATES OF TITLE, 

1670, Fol. 45. Registered proprietors: Alfred 
Henry Radford and Mary Jane Thompson. Land: 
41 acres 1 rood, portion 1538, parish Pokolbin, 
county Northumberland. 

2342, Fol. 89. Registered proprietor: Joseph 
Lovatt. Land: 1 acre, allotments 2 and 3 of 
section 10, village and parish Eumungerie, county 
Ewenmar. 
THE proof 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been gaat hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificates of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
ye July, 1918. Registrar-General. 
4 7s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to make appli- 
cation to the Legislative Council during the present session 
of the Parliament of New South Wales for leave to bring in a 
Bill to incorporate the Baptist Union of New South Wales, to 
empower such corporation to purchase, acquire, and hold 
lands, and also to sell, mortgage, and lease lands and to vest 
all lards and other property, real or personal, now belonging 
to the said Union or vested in trustees for the same, in such 
corporation : And to empower the said corporation to act as 
trustees of property now or hereafter held in trust for certain 
Baptist Congregations : And for power to alter or vary certain 


trusts. 
MACGREGOR AND PALMER, 
Solicitors for the Bill, 
117 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
£1 4s. 


Vol. 


Vol. 





3739—3 





THE HILDAMERE NURSERY COMPANY 
LIMITED. (In Ligurpatton). 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the above Company, duly con- 
vened and held at 26 Hunter-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 26th day of June, 1918, the following 
Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed by the 
statutory majority :— ; 
“That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this 
Meeting that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its liabilities, continue its business, and that it 
1s advisable to wind up same, and accordingly 
that the Company be wound-up voluntarily; and 
that Mr. Charles V. Witt be and is hereby ap- 
pointed liquidator for the purpose of — such 
winding-up,”’ 
ALF. G. GORHAM, 
Chairman of the Meeting. 
Ie 6s. 


of loss of the original Crown Grants — 


NOTICE is hereby given— 


1, That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment of New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the ‘‘ Perpetual Trustee 
Company (Limited) Act,” and to confer additional powers 
upon the Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), and to vali- 
date certain actions of the said Company. 


2. That the general objects of the Bill are— 


(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. 

(4) To enable the Company to be appointed or to continue 
to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of indi- 
viduals more than one Trustee would be required to 
administer the Trust. 


(ce) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 


(z) To enable the Company to hold property as joint 
tenant with an individual or another body corporate. 


3. That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as/is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twentieth day of June, 1918, 


T. H. KELLY, 
HARRY S&. Liv, { Directors 
R. I BLACK, 


The seal of Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) was hereto 
affixed, by order of the Board of IDirectors, in the presence 
of,-— 

R. CopLanp Letupiimen, Manager. 

3303—2 


(L.S.) 


£2 4s. 





NOTICE is hereby given— 


1. That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment ot New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill toamend the ‘‘ Permanent Trustee 
Company of New South Wales Limited Act,” and to confer 
additional powers upon the ‘‘ Permanent Trustee Company 
of New South Wales Limited,” and to validate certain actions 
of the said Company. 


2. That the general objectis of the Bill are— 


(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. , 

(b) To enable the Company to be appointed or to con- 
tinue to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of 
individuals more than one Trustee would be required 
to administer the Trust. ; 


(c) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 


(d) To enable the Company to hold property as joint 
tenant with an individual or another body corporate. 


3. That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of June, 1918. 


ALFRED G. MILSON. 
JAMES MOIR. 

F, N. YARWOOD. 
W. ©. GODDARD. 


The Common Seal of the Permanent Trustee Company of 
New South Wales Limited was affixed hereto by order 
of the Directors present at and forming a Board of 
Directors of the said Company, held the 25th day of 
June, 1918, and such Directors thereupon also signed 
this notice in the presence of, — 


A. P. BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
£2 8s, 


(L.s.) 


3804 —2 


5 Juny, 1918,] 


THE DUNEDOO COPPER MINES 
(NO-LIABILITY). 


MEMORANDUM FoR RBGISTRATION OF A No-Laaninrry 
CoMPANY. 


1. The name of the Company is to be the ““‘Duned 
ae al A sg lig 2h Side 
. The firs ace of operation is near Dun i 
the State of Naw South Wales. he on 
_ 3. The first registered Office of the Company will be 
situated at number 9, first floor, Equitable Buildings 
George-street, Sydney. j 

4, The value of the property held in trust for the 
Company, including the plant and machinery, is six 
thousand seven hundred and fifty pounds (£6,750). 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com- 
pany is five hundred pounds (£500), and the total 
liability of the Company, or which the Company is 
intended to assume or undertake, is two hundred and 
fifty pounds. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is eight 
thousand pounds, in eight thousand shares of one 
pound each. 

7. The number of contributing shares subseribed for 
is five hundred. 

8. The name of the provisional or first manager is 
G. F., Wild. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has 
been duly paid in cash. 

10. The only contract entered into on behalf of the 
Company is one dated the eighth day of June, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, between William 
George Gillett of the one part and George Fletcher 
Wild, a trustee for the said Company, of the other 
part. 

Dated this eighth day of June, a.p. 1918. - 

We, the persons whose names and addresses are 
subscribed, hereby apply to register the Dunedoo 


Copper Mines, No-Liability, as a No-Liability Com- 
pany. 
Signature, Address. Witness. 
William George Gillett... Equitable Build- ©. E. Pulsford. 
' ings, Sydney. 

8. Johnson ... Dunedoo, N.S.W. J. H. Hayes. 
Chas. Croft ... Dunedoo, N.S.W. W. D. Hooper. 
Harry Hudson ... Dunedoo, N.S.W. Leslie J. Evers. 


Chas. Angus McKinnon Dunedoo, N.S.W. A. E. G. Cole- 
man. 

George William New ... Dunedoo,N.S.W. W. English. 

Colin Bernard Campbell Dunedoo, N.S.W. Geo. Baker. 





DECLARATION VERIFYING MEMORANDUM FOR REGIS- 
TRATION. 


I, George Fletcher Wild, do hereby solemnly and 
sincerely declare and affirm that— 

1. I am the Provisional Manager of the said 
intended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belief and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular, 

And I make this solemn declaration as to matters 
aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made and 
subject to the punishment by law provided for any 
wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


GEO. F. WILD, 
Provisional Manager. 


Declared before me, this twelfth day of June, 1918,— 
J. N. Driscont, J.P., 
A Justice of the Peace. - 
7 £1. 
FORT PHILLIP ALTONA ESTATES AND RAIL- 
WAYS LIMITED. (wn Ligvrpation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 

General Meeting of the Members of Port Phillip 

Altona Estates and Railways Limited. duly convened 

and held on the 28th day of May, 1918, the subjoined 

Special Resolution was duly passed; and at a subse- 

quent Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members 

of the said Company, also duly convened and _ held 
on 12th day of June, 1918, the subjoined Special 

Resolution was duly confirmed :— 

RESOLUTION. 

1. That the Company being authorised to sell the 
whole of its assets to Altona Beach Estates 
Limited, it is desirable to wind up this Company, 
and accordingly that this Company be wound-up 


voluntarily. 
, KE. AeULVI, 
Liquidator. 
3 6s. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 


3351 


In the matter of the Companies Acts, 1899-1907, and in the 
matter of the National Hat and Cap Factory, Limited. 


In Liquidation. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the above- 
named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are 
required, on or before the first day of August, 1918, being the 
day fixed for that purpose by the liquidator to send in their 
names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or 
claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors (if any), 
to Mr, Clive Errol Woodman, F.C.P.A., of the firm of Wood- 
man and Brown, public accountants, Permanent Trustee 
Chambers, 25 O’Connell-street, Sydney, the liquidator of the 
said Company ; and if so required by notice in writing from 
the said liquidator are, by their solicitors, to come in and 
prove their said debts or claims at such time and place as 
shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they 
will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made 
before such debts are proved. 
Dated this twenty-seventh day of June, a.p. 1918. 


DAWSON, WALDRON, AND GLOVER, 
Solicitors for the Liquidator, 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
3812—2 14s. 





WADDINGTON’S MAJESTIC LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby. given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’ that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company will 
bo held at the registered Office of the Company, No. 
11, first floor, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Friday, the 
ninth day of August at 3.40 o’clock in the after- 
noon, for the purpose of having an account laid before 
them showing the manner in which the winding-up 
has been conducted and the property of the Company 
disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that may 
ba given by the liquidator: and also of determining 
by Extraordinary Resolution the manner in which the 
books, accounts, and documents of the Company and 


of the liquidator thereof shall be disposed of. 


Dated this second day of July, 1918. 
HARRY L. WARD, 
Liquidator, eee 
Mutual Life of New York Buildings, 
14 Martin-place, SUR Ay 
49 v 





WADDINGTON’S GLOBE LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘ Companies Act, 1899,’’ that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company will 
be held at the registered Office of the Company, No. 
11, first floor, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Friday, 
the ninth day of August, at 3.20 o’clock in the after- 
noon, for the purpose of having an account laid be- 
fore them showing the manner in which the winding- 
up has been conducted and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and of hearing any explanation 
that may be given by the liquidator ; and also of deter- 
mining by Extraordinary Resolution the manner in 
which the books, accounts, and documents of the 
Company and of the liquidator thereof shall be dis- 
posed of. , 
Dated this second day of July, 1918. 
HARRY WL. WARD, 
Liquidator, 
Mutual Life of New York Buildings, 
14 Martin-place, ay dace 
. ‘. 


——— 


bU 


WADDINGTON’S CONTINUOUS LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abbvenamed Company will 
be held at the registered Office of the Company, No. 
11, first floor, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Friday, 
the ninth day of August, at 3 o’clock in the after- 
noon, for the purpose of having an_ account. laid 
before them showing the manner in which the winding- 
up has been conducted and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and of hearing any explanation 
that may be given by the liquidator: and also of 
determining by Extraordinary Resolution the man- 
ner in which the books, accounts, and documents 
of the Company and of the liquidator shall be 
disvosed of. 
Dated this second day of July, 1918. 
HARRY L. WARD, 
Liquidator, 
Mutual Life of New York Buildings, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney. 

5T 6s, 











3352 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


LOST BOND WARRANTS, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the following bond warrants 
have been lost from Kershaw, Martin & Company’s Office, 
Bridge-strect :— 
On Parbury’s, No. 11682, for 50 cases of walnuts. 
Nou 11683," 4) 500.94, 
No. 11654, o9 3 »” 39 
On Ultimo Free Stores, No. 995, for 5 bales of leather. 
The public are warned that the abovementioned warrants 
are valueless, same having been cancelled and rendered invalid, 
KERSHAW, MARTIN & COMPANY. 
Sydney, lst July, 1915. 
27 





” 


4s. 


J, OLIVE MAY GOSANG, of “St. Kilda,’ Ashton-street, 
Waverley, hereby give notice that on the 21st day of May, 
instant, 1 formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned 
the use of my said surname of Gosang, and intend henceforth 
upon all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe the name 
of Upton instead of Gosang, and so to be at all times there- 
after called, known, and described by the name of Upton 
exclusively.—Duated at Sydney, this 21st day of May, 1918. 


OLIVE MAY UPTON. 
Witness,— ; 


F.C. Wesrcort, Clerk to Mark Mitchell, 
Solicitor, 11 Moore-street, Sydney. 
26 6s. 


JT, ARCHIBALD BALDWIN, heretofore called and 
known by the name of Archibald Baldwin Stenberg, of 
Oatley, in the State of New South Wales, boilermaker, 
hereby vive public notice that on the twentieth day 
ef December, 1917, 1 formally and absolutely 
renounced; relinquished, and abandoned the use of 
my said surname of Stenberg, and then assumed and 
adopted and determined thenceforth on all occasions 
whatsoever to use and subscribe as a surname the name 
of Baldwin instead of the said name of Stenberg; and 
{ give further notice that by a deed poll dated the 
twentieth day of December instant duly executed 
and attested and enrolled in the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, inits Equitable Jurisdiction, on the 





twenty-cighth day of December instant, I formally and | 


absolutely renounced and abandoned the said surname 
of Stenberg, and declared that I had assumed and 
adopted and intended thenceforth upon all occasions 
whatsoever to use and subscribe as a surname the name 
of Baldwin instead of the name of Stenberg, and so 
to be as at. all times thereafter called, known, and 
described by the name of Baldwin exclusively. 
Dated the twenty-eighth day of December, 1917. 
ARCHIBALD BALDWIN. 
late Archibald Baldwin Stenberg. 
Ve T. Dasu, Solicitor, Pitt-street. 
8s. 








DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


THE partnership heretofore carrying on business in Sydney 
under the firm name of Moses Moss & Company, and in 
Melbourne under the firm name of M. Moss & Co., has been 
dissolved, as from the 30th June, 1918, by the retirement of 
Mr. Laurence Edward Moss, pursuant to the deed of partner- 
ship of thesaid firm. Mr. Lawrance David Phillips will carry 
on the business on his own account under the old firm names. 
Dated at Sydney, this first day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 
LAURENCE E. MOSS. 
Signed by Laurence Edward Moss in the presence of — 
H. H. B. Bravury, Solicitor, Sydney. 
LAWRANCE D. PHILLIPS, 
Signed by Lawrance David Phillips in the presence of — 
H. H. B. Bravwey, Solicitor, Sydney. 
28 6s, 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hither- 
tofore existing between Herbert James Maunder and 
Victor John Reading, trading at Manilla, in the 
4 4 > + 
State of New South Wales, under the firm of H. J. 
Maunder & Co., as moter garage proprietors, has this 
day been dissolved, The said Herbert James Maunder 
will receive all amounts due to the said partnership 
and pav al] debts due by the said partnership. 
Dated this first day of July, a.v. 1918. 
H. J. MAUNDER. 
Witness to tho signature of Herbert James Maunder, 
A. S. Lamnrccr, Solicitor, '!amworth. 
VICTOR JOHN READING, 
By his Attorney,—GerorcE Brenerep. 
Witness to the signature of Victor John Reading, 
A. &. Lamrocn, 
30 7s, 





[5 Juny, 1918. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between George Hrnest Gorman and 
Joseph Henry Eilison, carrying on business as 
“Gorman and Ellison,” at 279 New South Head road, 
Udzectifie, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
as Stationers and newspaper agents, has been dissolved 
as from the twenty-seventh day of June, one thou- 
send nine handred and eighteen, so far as concerns 
the seid Joseph Henry Ellison, who retires from the 
snid business. All debts due to and owing by the said 
late firm will be received and paid respectively by 
George Hrnest Gorman, who will continue to carry on 
the said business ‘under the style of “G. E. Gorman,” 
at the same place. 
Dated this twenty-seventh day of June, 1918. 


| JOSEPH HENRY ELLISON. 
Witness to signature of Joseph Henry Ellison,— 
W. B. Bryen, Conveyancer, Sydney. 
G. KK. GORMAN. 
Witness io signature of George Ernest Gorman,— 
Joun Maeney, Solicitor, Sydney. 
9 Os. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned Stuart Ran- 
dolph Dobbie, Eugene Kenny, and Henry George Fox- 
all, carrying on business as land engineering and min- 
ing surveyors, at Castlereagh House, Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, under the style or firm of ‘‘Debbie and 
Kenny,” has, as from the 30th day of June, 1918, been 
dissolved by mutual consent, so far as regards the said 
Eugene Kenny, who retires from the firm. All debts 
due to or owing by the said Jate firm will be received 
and paid by the said Stuart Randolph Dobbie and 
Henry George Foxall, who will continue the said busi- 
ness under the style and firm of “Dobbie and Foxall,”’ 
at Castlereagh House aforesaid; and the said Eugene 
Kenny will hereafter practise alone at Twyford House, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, under his own name. 
As witness our hands, this 29th day of June, one 
thousand nine hundred and eizhteen. 
Ss. R. DOBBIE, 
EK. KENNY. 








H. G. FOX ALL. 
aia Gs. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Elsa Rubina Beyer ‘and Verney 
Alexander Wilson, carrying on business at No. 40 
Wentworth-avenue, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, under the name, style, or firm of ‘“‘V. A. Wilson 
& Co.,” was by mutual. consent dissolved on the nine- 
teenth dav of June, 1918. The business will henceforth 
be carried on by the said Elsa Rubina Beyer and 
Ethelbert Cook, under the said style or firm of ‘‘V. 
A. Wilson & Co.’’ ; 

Dated at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of June, 


1918. 
ELSA RUBINA BEYER. 
Witness to signature of Elsa Rubina Beyer,— 
James Exton, 
Clerk, a, 
84 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
VERNEY ALEXANDER WILSON. 
Witness to the signature of Verney Alexander 
Wilson ,— 
JamEs Exton. 
EK. COOK. 
Witness to the signature of Ethelbert Cook,— 
Jamus Exton. 
14 VS; 


Witness,—S. H. Curtine. 

















TRUST DISTRICT OF THE KURABA BORE 
WATER TRUST. 

THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Euraba 
Bore Water Trust have caused to be made an assess- 
ment of all ratable property within the above district, 
with the names of the owners and occupiers as far as 
known ef such property. Particulars of such assess- 
ment are open for inspection at all reasonable times 
at the effice of the Trustees, Frome-street, Moree; and 
within twenty-one days from publication of this notice 
in the Gazette any person intending to appeal against 
the assessment may do so in the way required by the 
“Water Act, 1912,” and the Regulations made there- 
under. 

Dated at Moree, this 26th day of June, 1918. 
JOS. CAMERON, 


Secretary. 
33 6s. 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 





MOREE PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Rates of Bonus to be 
paid by the above Board, until further notice, are as 
follows, viz. :— 

Dingoes, 10s. per scalp. 

Dingo pups, 10s. per scalp. 

Fox cubs—under two months old, 5s. each. 


J. T. CRANE, 
Secretary. 


Moree, 26th June, 1918. 
31 ds, 





MOREE PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
Exection or Directors. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at the Annual Election 
held on 30th May, 1918, the following gentlemen were 
duly elected Directors of the above Board for the 
ensuing two years, viz. :— 

John Edward Cory, Terry-hie-hie. 

John Thomas Weir Scott, Challicum. 

Richard Austin Read, Kooroogama. 

Hugh James Cameron, Moree, 


Also that John Edward Cory, of Terry-hie-hie, has 
been duly elected Chairman of above Board for the 


ensuing year. 
J.T. CRANK, 
Returning Officer. 


anal 


Moree, 26th June, 1918. 

32 6s, 

PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD FOR THE 
DISTRICT OF ALBURY. 


ELection or Dinecrors. 








NOTICE is hereby given that the following gentlemen 
have been duly elected as Directors of the above Board 
for the ensuing term of two years :— 


Bell, Benjamin Peter, grazier, Spring Park, Thur- 


goona. 

George, William Henry, grazicr, Holyrood, Burrum- 
buttock. 
sap ‘ a at a EAT y 47 

oats George, grazier, Woodside, Somerton, Ball- 
dale. 


Cary, William, grazier, Hillgrove, Bungowannah. 


G. H. ROXBURGH, 

Substitute Returning Officer. 
RLS RE 12th May, 1918. ; 
3s 


6s. 








INVERELL PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Percy Ernest Stir- 
ton, grazier, Currah, Inverell, has been duly elected 
Chairman of the above Board for the current year. 
Dated at Inverell, this 29th June, 1918. 
A. G. SEARLE, 

Secretary. 

6L ds, 


MOLONG PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
ELEcTION oF CHAIRMAN. . 


NOTICE is hereby given that Richard Hunt, Esquire, of 
Obella, Obley (and Corio, George-street, Parramatta), has 
this day been duly elected Chairman of the Molong Pastures 
Protection Board for the year ending 31st May, 1919. 


Dated at Molong, this 20th day of June, 1918. 
. F. CHAPMAN, 


abs Secretary. 
3785 i 








MUNICIPALITY OF BINGARA.—COMMON TRUST. 


Recerrrs and Payments Account for the Year ending 
3lst December, 1917. 


ReEcriets. 
Common fees.—Included in this amount is £5 1s. 


tar) 
mn 
: 
Q 


5d., overbanked, and 7s. in error ID Te LONS 
Enclosure fees .., : Ae ae ac wien ole ony O 
Night fees... ah a ie ee wae | Ae kO 
Sale of timber ... $3. by é. we 0 1 6 
Bank balance—Brought forward, 1/1/16... 9113 0 

















3353 

EXPENDITURE, £ 3s. d. 
Secretary's salary 0x0 one on’ we 82 IL 9 
Ranger’s salary os oo ona sae eo. 4815 6 
Advertising wm vee ove bow a s/ UO) 31. 0 
Stamps s MC Me Re Og ey he: BO 
Sanitary site uu. ose om na eu Wet TO) o Suse 
Burr cutting ... dea oa E toe eo, A Ma, 4 
Audit fees ae ay Av ose is cca, Lulib: © 
Printing and stationery Bee uss an Rey m2) a) 
Bank fee om oot ore ome one eee 0 10 0 
Cheque book .., pss it dea sete | Okan: oF 
Pear clearing .., aes dak ong ose Ai Ak 
Bank balance ... ay Sa ay pay 9 be 


£255 15 9 











T hereby certify that the above represents a true and 
correct statement of Receipts and Payments, as shown by 
the Commons Trust books, and subject to my report to the 


Council. 
R. G. WALSH, A.1LA.V., 
Local Government Auditor, 
lls. 


is, 


34 





COBAR TOWN COMMON, 


NOTICE.—A Special Meeting of Commoners will be held on 
25th July, 1918, at 8 o’clock, at School of Arts, Cobar. 
All Commoners invited to attend. 


W. G. LAWSON, 
Secretary to Common Trustees, 


9. 
Os 


71 


[eerornenes 





oh “ —— _ 


Tn the will of John Hartley, late of Howlong, in the State of 
New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on the 22nd day of March, 
1918, and probate of whose will was granted to Louisa 
Hartley, his widow, the sole executrix on the 21st day o: 
June, 1918, are required to send in particulars of their claims 
tc the said executrix, care of the undersigned, her proctor, 
before the last day of August next, at the expiration of 
which time the said execntrix will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
she shall then have had notice ; and the said executrix will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt orciaim she shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribufion.—Dated this lst day of July, i918. 


V. FLOOD NAGLE, 
Proctor for the Executrix, 
Albury. 


21 7s. 6d. 


—_— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION 


In the will of William Halley, late of Kyogle, in the 
State of New South Wales, storekeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,”? and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims or demands against 
ov upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died: at Kyogle, on 9th April, 1918, are hereby re- 
qtured to send in full particulars of their claims and 
demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee 
Company, Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, to whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on 26th June, 1918. on or before the 
2ist day of August next, in default whereof the said 
Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will after the 
lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the estate 
and distribute the assets among the parties entitled: 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice; and the said 
Company will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 28th day of June, 1918. 





For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
GARTAND, SEABORN, AND ABBOTT, Manager. 
Proctors. 
Agenis for FE. I. Rorxins, Kyogle, 
20 7s. 6d. 


6354 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Jury, 1918. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
[a os 
: »e PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas William Francig, late of Felton, 
Belmore-road, Randwick, in the, State of New 
South Wales, medical, practitioner,, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and’ pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardiattship of Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is* hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims’ or dettiands against or upon 
the estaté of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 
Felton, Belmoré-road, Randwick, on 27th April, 1918, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims and demands upon the said estate to the Per- 
petual Trustee Company, Limited, 383-39 Hunter- 
street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the said 
deceased, to whom probate was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on 20th June, 
1918, on or before the 16th day of August next, in de- 
fault whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, 
Limited, will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed to 
administer the estate and distribute the assets among 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which they shall then have 
notice; and the said Company will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so; distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 26th day 
of June, 1918. 
For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
P. B. Cotqunoun ann Kine, Manager. 


Proctors. 
6 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Annie Marsh, late of Kugowra, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 26th day of December, 1917, and probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in. its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 3lst day of 
January, 1918, to William James Marsh, of Forbes, grazier, 
the executor named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the said William James 
Marsh, or to the undersigned, the proctors for the said 
executor, on or before the 16th day of August next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said executor 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. —Dated this 2nd day of July, 1918. 


ROBINSON AND MEILLON, 
Proctors for the said Hxecutor, 
Forbes. 
72 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will and codicil of William Denis Casey, late of 


Metacom, Wolseley-road, Point Piper, in the State | 


of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debts, claims, or demands of what kind 
soever upon or attecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 24th day of Jan- 
uary, 1918, and probate of whose will was granted by 
the Supreme Court.of New South Wales, in its Probate 


Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of June, 1918, to the | 


Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales, 
Limited, the executor named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of such debts, 
claims, and demands to the said executor on or before 


the Ist day of September next, at the expiration of © 


which time the said executor will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 


entitled thereto, having regard to the debts; claims, 
and demands only of which it shall then have had 
notice; and the said executor will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 
claim, or demand it shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 2nd day of 
July, 1918. 
For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 

Wales, Limited, Sydney, 

A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 

McEvitty anp McEvutxy, 

Proctors for the Executor, 

Twyford House, 17 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney. 

41 7s, 6d. 


piss 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (82,187) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Alice Ann Norton; late of Walcha, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 28th day of July, 1917, probate 
of whose will was’ granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
8th day of October, 1917, to Arthur Francis Eliott 
Norton and Frederick Hubert Norton, both or 
Walcha aforesaid, the executors in the said will 
named, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
their claims to the said Arthur Francis Hliott Norton 
and Frederick Hubert Norton, or to the undersigned, 
on or before the 16th day of August next, at the 
expiration of which time the said Arthur Francis 
Ehott Norton and Frederick Hubert Norton will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which they. shall then 
have had notice; and the said Arthur Francis Eliott 
Norton and’ Frederick Hubert Norton will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 4th day of 
July, 1918. 
' PRIDDLE AND GOSLING, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Somerset House, 
5 Moore-street, Sydney. 

48 7s. 6d. 


a oe Sen) ae 2a 2 ge ee 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Joseph Bercini, late of Branxton, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired storekeeper, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act 1916’: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and persons having any 
claims or demands upon or against the estate of 
Joseph Bercini, late of Branxton aforesaid, who died 
at Stazzona, Italy, on the 19th day of August, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was on the 31st day of May, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Edward William 
Sparke and John Charles Webster, the executors ap- 
pointed by the said will, are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims and demands to the 
undersigned, the solicitors for the executors, on or 
before the 7th day of August, 1918; and notice is 
hereby also given that after that day the said execu- 
tors will ‘proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, haying 
regard only to the claims of which the said executors 
then have notice, and that they will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they have not then had 
r.ctice.—Dated this 26th day of June, 1918. 


R. W. THOMPSON AND SON, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
293 High-street 


By their Agents, West Maitland. 


Weester AND MACLEAN, 
Solicitors, 
7 Moore-street, Sydney. 


ibe 7s. 6d. 


Wee 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Isabella Lewis, late of Randwick, in the 
oH New South Wales, married woman, de- 
ceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and. Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Randwick on the 20th day of July, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 3rd day of October, 1917, to Walter 
William Robins, of Randwick, and Edward Lewis, of 


-Appin, the executors named in the said will, are here- 


by requested to send in full particulars of their claims 
to the said executors, or to the undersigned proctor, 
on or before the 12th day of August next, after which 
date the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the claims only of 
which they shall then have notice; and the said execu- 
tors shall not be lable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.— Dated this 29th day of June, a.p. 


FREDERICG ROBISON COWPER, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
38 Post Office Chambers, 
1144 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
10 ~ | Tsy 6d 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Amor Hicks Kendall, late of Forster, in 
the State of New South Wales, master mariner, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other per- 
sons having any claim upon or affecting the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 19th day of 
March, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 
14th day of May, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to William Henry Poppenhagen, 
the sole éxecutor in the said will named, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said William Henry Poppenhagen, of 
Forster, in the State aforesaid, accountant, on or be- 
fore the 12th day of August next, after which date 
the said William Henry Poppenhagen will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
narties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is here- 
by further given that the said William Renry Popren- 
hagen will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
he shall not, have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—Dated this 28th day of June, 1918. 


ALLEN, ALLEN. AND HEMSLEY, 
Solicitors, 
~  Wigram House, 
19. Castlereagh-street, Sydnev. 
(eS Noiale 








in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of John William Machin, late of Hazel- 
dean, near Giigandra, in the State of Ni w South 
Wales, grazier, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act of 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act of 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of John William Machin, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on the 3lst day of July, 1917, 
and letters of administration in whose estate were, 
on the 6th day of November, 1917, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales. in its Prohate 
Jurisdiction, to Ada Catherine Machin, the widow 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZiTTEH, No. 84 3355 





of the said deceased, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the said Ada Catherine 
Machin, or to the undersigned, on or before the 
16th day of August next, after the expiration of 
which time the said Ada Catherine Machin will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which she shall then 
have had notice: and the said Ada Catherine Machin 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim she shall not have 
jad notice at the time of such distribution._-Dated 
this 2nd day of July, a.p. 1918. 


BOOTH AND NELSON, 
Proctors for the said Administratrix, 
Dubbo. 
43 Ts. Ga. 


—_——. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Francis Edward Feeney, 
late of Jerangle, near Cooma, in the State of 
New South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Francis Hdward Feeney, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 25th day 
of February, 1918, and letters of administration of 
whose estate, with the will annexed, was, on the 13th 
day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims 
to the said Public Trustee on or before the 13th 
day of July, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitied thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 27th June, 1918. 


37 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Stanley Witcombe, late 
of Mosman, in the State of New South Wales, 
and A.I.I., deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
cieditors and other persons havine any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Stanley Witcombe, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 25th 
day of February, 1917, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 21st day of May, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 7th day of August, 1918, at the ex- 
pivation of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
te the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice: and notice is hereby further given that the 
sata Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W..GARRETYT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 26th June, 1918, 


35 7s, 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84) — {5 Jury, 1918. 


ssa Nek CIN A OPI Saal i NIN a lal ee 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Edwin Sutherns, 
late of Waterloo and H.M.A.S. ‘‘Tingira,’’ in the 
State of New South Wales, cooper, deceased, in- 
testate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of John Kdwin Sutherns, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
°5th day of September, 1914, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 8th day of September, 1915, 
eranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the Ist day of August, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
2 W. GARRET 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 28th June, 1918. 
36 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the matter of the will of Lawrence (or Laurence) 
Bartley, late of Byalla, near Gunning, in the 


State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898.’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Intants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting. 
the estate of Lawrence (or Laurence) Bartley, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
16th day of February, 1918, and ietters of adminis- 
tration of whose estate, with the will annexed, were, 
on the 15th day of May, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 4th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts or ciaims only of which he then has notice; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, ' Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


Ist July, 1918. 


or 
No) 


7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of George Stammers, late of Lyndhurst, in the 
State of New South Wales, butcher, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act,” and pursuant to ‘‘'Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased (who died at Lyndhurst aforesaid on the 16th day 
of April, 1918), are hereby reauired to send in full particu- 
lars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctors for the 
executors of the estate of the said deceased, before the 2nd 
day of August next, after which date the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the 
claims of which they shall then have notice, and the said 
executor shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
g0 distributed, to any person ‘of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 


Ist day of July, 1918, 
PILE AND WESTGARTH, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Adelaide-street, Blayney. 
22 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of Rowley Lenthall, late of Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, and also a Member of the Austra- 
lian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 29th day 
of June, 1916, and letters of administration of whose estate 
were granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 13th day of March, 1918, to 
Charles Fairfax Waterloo Lloyd, of Number 182 Phillip- 
street, Sydney, the administrator to the said deceased, 
are hereby required to send particulars of their claims 
to the said Charles Fairfax Waterloo Lloyd, or to the 
undersigned, the proetor for the said administrator, on 
or before the 17th day of August next, at the expir- 
ation of which time the said administrator will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which he shall then have had notice ; and the 
said administrator will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
ord day of July, 1918. 


PIGOTT AND STINSON, 
Proctors for the said Administrator, 
Castlereagh House, 2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
8 


68 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Alexander John McDougall, late of 
Yarrawonga, in the State of Victoria, gentleman, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 15th day of August, 
1917, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of November, 1917, to 
John Browning and Archibald Browning, the younger, 
both of Yarrawonga, in the State of Victoria, farmers, 
the executors named in the said will, are hereby  re- 
quired to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said executors, or to the undersigned, the proctor for 
the said executors, on or before the 17th day of August 
next, at the expiration of which time the said execu- 
tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
Ist day of July, 1918. 


J. ADDISON HARGRAVE, 
Yarrawonga, Victoria, 


Proctor for the said Executors. 
38 ws. 6d. 


— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of George Simpson, late of 
the Australian Imperial Forces, on active service 
abroad, but formerly of Dunedoo, in the State of 
New South Waies, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that any creditors or other 
persons having any claim against the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who was killed in action in 
France or Belgium on or about the 26th day of 
September, 1917, and probate of whose will was, on 
the 16th day of May, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Henry Davies, solicitor, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney, the sole executor named 
in the said will, are hereby reauired to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Henry 
Davis on or before the 5th day of August, 1918, at 


‘the expiration of which time the said Henry Davis 


will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


5 Juny, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


3357 





deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Henry Davis will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof, to any person of whose debt or 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 3rd day of July, 1918. 
HENRY DAVIS, 
Executor, 

14 Moore-street, Sydney. 

53 7s. 6d 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of John Watson, late of Marrickville, in the State 
of New South Wales, coach builder, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” andthe ‘‘Testator’s Family ‘Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of John Watson, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 10th day of March, 1915, 
and probate of whose will was, on the 15th day of April, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, to William 
George Watson, of Gartield-street, Wentworthville, and 
Charles Norman Watson, of Queen-street, Homebush, are 
herebyrequired to send in particulars in writing of their claims 
to the said William George Watson and Charles Norman Wat- 
son or to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of August, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said William 
George Watson and Charles Norman Watson will proceed to 
distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which they then have notice ; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said William George Watson and Charles 
Norman Watson will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


SHIPWAY AND BERNE, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
113 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
66 7s. 6d. 


(85,425) 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,499) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
‘ Re Leslie Gordon McIntosh, of William-street, Brookvale, 
wovud-cutter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 2nd day of 


July, 1918, 
¥F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Free. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,495) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Clyde Robey, of 242 St. John’s road, Forest Lodge, 
warehouse employee. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. OC. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official. Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 27th day 


of June, 1918. 
F,. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
a7 3s. 6d. 


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[146] 











{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,496) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Henry David Brown, late of Doncaster-avenue, 
Kensington, N.S.W., freeholder (deceased). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed estate, on the 
petition of George E. A. E. Brown, of Fox Valley road, 
Wahroonga, the executor of the will of the abovenamed 
deceased, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be the Official 
Assignee.—Dated at Sydiey, this 27th day of June, 1918, 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
78 ds, 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,497) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Daniel Sheehan, of Candelo, hawker. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 29th day of 


June, 1918, 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
79 8s. 6d. 








(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,498) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Cornelius Parker, of 2 Little Napier street, 
|Paddington, painter. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 2nd day of 


July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
80 8s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,500) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Hay, junior, and George Hay, trading as Hay 
Brothers, of Condobolin, storekeepers. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtors, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 3rd day of 


July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
81 38. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,489) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Margaret Kerin, of 2 Dudley-street, Marrickville. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of John Holderness Bates, and Mr. C. F, W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this ist day of July, 1918, 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
82 63. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,490) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Jeffrey Denniss, of High-street, Canterbury, retired 
tanner, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the zbovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of William Denison Hull, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 
appointed to be the Officiul Assignee—Dated at Sydney 


this lst day of July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
83 33. 6d 





—~ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given thet the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 1st day of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the courss of 
business will permit. To entitle a ereditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than-the 3Cth day of July, 1918 :— 


Re David Stewart Mair (No. 21,498), of Smith’s Coffee Palace, 
77 Sussex-street, Sydney, watchmaker, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official A ssignee—WitttaM Hankingron PaLuer. 


84 63, 


3358 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Peter Ohlston, of Chester-street, Warren, carpenter. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Warren, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of August, 1918, at noon, or as soon after as the eourse of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Klizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 3rd day of August, 
1918. 


(21,487) 


F. H. SALUSRURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee-—WittiAmM HAgrirneron Parmer. 
85 6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,488) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Seeley Davison, of Murrumburrah, motor 
car driver. 


NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Murrum- 
barrah, before the District Kegietrar in Bankraptcy, on the 
llth day of July, 1918, wt ll a.m., or as soon after us the 
course of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Kegistrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day 
of July, 1918. 
¥. &. SALUSBURY, 
Hegistrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHARI#S FarrFax WatTeRroo Lioyp. 
86° ts. 





In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (21,497) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Daniel Sheehan, of Candelo, hawker. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Bega, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 15th 
day of July, 1918, at 1la.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 11th day of July, 
1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Wirtiam HakRIneTON PALMER, 
87 68. 


—— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 29th day 
of July, 1918, at 10 a.m.; or as soon’ after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to ycte thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 26th day of July, 1918 :— 


Re Clyde Robey (No. 21,495), of 242 8t. John’s road, Forest 
Lodge, warehouse employee. 
- Re George James Carrie (No. 21,485), of 21 Renwick-strect, 
Marrickville, baker. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—Cuaries Fairrax Warerioo Liorn. 
88 12s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,643) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Reuben Dunban, of Hiswick-street, Leichhardt. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Reuben Dunban, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Eliza- 
beth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 81st day of 
July, i918, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the “Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” 
Dated this 28th day of June, 1918. 


REUBEN DUNBAN. 
4 6s. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Jouy, 1918. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Charles Edward Jones, of Roselye, Lavender-street, 
Five Dock. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Charles Edwin Jones intends to 
apply to the Court, Suprema Court Buildings, Eliza- 
beth-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the Ist day of 
August, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
course of business will admit, that a Certificate of Dis- 
charge be granted to him, under and according to the 
provisions of the ‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 
5th day of July, 1918. ; 
R. N. HENDERSON, 
Solicitor for the Applicant, 
88 Pitt-street, chs ale 

13 6s. 6d. 








[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (11,966 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Andrew Walsh, of Griffiths, via Wilbriggie, farmer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Andrew Walsh, intend to apply to the 
Court, Supreme Oourt Buildings, Elizubeth-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 81st day of July, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon 
eiterwards as the course of business will admit, that a Cer- 


tificate of Discharge be grantedyto me, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 


2nd day of July, 1918. 
ANDREW WALSH. 
24 6s. 6d. 
[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,372) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Beatrice Tabart, of 584 George-street, Sydney, milliner, 
wife of Lewis Tabart. ) 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Beatrice Tabart intends to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Tuesday, the 30th day of July, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be granted to her, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated 
this 3rd day of July, 1918. 


HERBERT JOHN ASPINALL, 
Solicitor for Bankrupt, 
St. James’ Chambers, 
King and Macquarie streets, madoens 
68. eo 





42 


é; [Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (21,214) 


_ IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Frederick Sykes, of Tram Terminus, Longueville, grocer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Frederick Sykes, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Wednesday, the 31st day of July, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon 
afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a Certi- 
ficate of Discharge be granted to me, under aud according to 
the provisions of the “Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 
3rd day of July, 1918. 
FREDERICK SYKH#S. 

47 6s, 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,873) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Hermann Schlenker, of Narromine, farmer. 
To the Oficial As-ignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Hermann Schlenker, intend to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Thursday, the Ist day of August next, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 
Dated this 20th day of June, 1918, 








H. SCHLENKER. 
Boorn AnD Netson, Solicitors, Narromine. 


By E. Paicnarp Basserr & Co., 
375-7 George-street, Sydney. 
92 63, 6d} 


5 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


3859 





‘In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To GREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermertioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court 
Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of 
persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, 22nd July, 1918, at 10 a.m. if 
not previously objected to :— 


Arthur Frederick Holland and Herbert Cecil Harding, 
trading as ‘‘The Willoughby Building Co.,” of Wil- 
loughby (No. 19,336),a second account and first plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of 1s. 44d. 
(one shilling and four pence one farthing) in the £ on all 
proved concurrent debts. 

The estate of John Walter Alldis, deceased, late of 82 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, and Taranaki, Oswald-street, Mosman, 
auctioneer and land and estate agent (No. 21,417), a 
first account and plan of distribution showing payment 

‘ in full of three preferential debts (£33 12s. 3d.), anda 
dividend of 6d. (sixpence and seven-eights of a penny) 
in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


Accounts current only in the following estates :— 


No. 21,321. Robert Smith, of 40 Glebe-road, Glebe, builder. 

No. 21,370. John Edward Bourke, of Oak Hills, Colin- 
roobie, near Narrandera, farmer. 

No. 21,396. Edward John O’Donoghue, of Church-street, 
Mudgee, butcher. 

No. 21,405. Karl Ludvig Anderson, of Lithgow, labourer. 

No. 21,415. Angelo Canakis, of Merriwa, fruiterer. 


C,, F... W.. LLOYD, * 
Official Assignee. 
Denman Chambers, 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
4th July, 1918. 
65 10s.. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY AND IN INSOLVENCY. 
No. 5,174 of 1918. 


In re Charles McKinnon; ex parte Neil McKinnon and 
Christopher Dinning. 


NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to 
this Honorable Court on Thursday, the first day of August 
next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as 
Counsel can be heard, on behalf of Neil McKinnon and Chris- 
topher Dinning for an order releasing the estate of the above- 
named insolvent from sequestration, the whole of the debts 
in the said estate having been paid in full. 


__ Dated this nineteenth day of June, in the year one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 


A, A. LYSAGHT, 
Solicitor for the Applicants, _ , 
By MakINson AND D’APICE, Wollongong. 
49 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
67 6s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
No, 1,162 of 1918. 


Between The Australian Drug Company Limited, 
faa and Francis Patrick Hartigan, defen- 
ant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 
Court at the suit of the abovenamed The Australian 
Drug Company Limited against the abovenamed 
Francis Patrick Hartigan to recover one hundred 
and twenty pounds four shillings and ten pence (£120 
4s. 10d.), together with interest on fifty-five pounds 
four shillings (£55 4s.), from the date of writ until 
judgment; at the rate of eight pounds per centum 
per annum, being the amount due in respect of a 
promissory note dated the first day of August, 
one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, drawn by 
the defendant in favour of the plaintiff for fifty-five 
pounds four shillings (£55 4s.), payable three months 
after date, and dishonoured, together with the amount 
due in respect of goods sold and delivered by the 
plaintiff to the defendant; and it being alleged that 
the said Francis Patrick Hartigan does not reside 
within the jurisdiction of this Court, a writ of foreign 
attachment has been issued, returnable on the ninth 
day of August next, wherein Michael Quinn, Albert 
Edward Eyles, and Frederick William Elliott, all of 
Murwillumbah, in the State of New South Wales, are 
garnishees, Notice is hereby given thereof, and if 


at any time before final judgment in this action the 
said Francis Patrick Hartigan, or any person on his 
behalf will give the security and notice, and file the 
appearance and plea required in that behalf by the 
“Common Law Procedure Act, 1899,’’ the attachment 
may be dissolved. 

Dated this 2nd day of July, A.p. 1918. 


THOMAS WALTER KING WALDRON, 
Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
54 11s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriff’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 


J. H. Kerr v. Reece, E. H., as executor, &c. 


ON Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1918, at 
noon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be pre- 
viously satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by 
public auction, at the Court-house, Orange,—All the 
right, title, and interest of Edwin Hawkins Reece, 
as executor of the will, &c., of Isaac Harold Reece, 
deceased, of, in, and to all that the equity of redemp- 
tion and all other the right, title, and interest (if any) 
of him the said Edwin Hawkins Reece, as such 
executor aforesaid, of, in, and to,— 
All that piece of land containing 265 acres 1 rood 
and 7 perches (excluding the area of a road 
1 chain wide passing through this land) 
situate in the shire of Canobolas, parish. of 
Beneres, and county of Bathurst, and being 
the whole of the land comprised in Certi- 
ficate of Title, dated 22nd April, 1918, 
registered volume 2838, folio 235. Subject to 
the reservations of minerals, &c. 

This land is subject to two mortgages to John 
Harcourt Kerr, dated respectively lst June, : 1911, 
and Ist October, 1914, registered numbers 622121 and 
A 154248, and the total amount of principal and 
interest due on 30th March, 1918, is £7,127 17s. 11d. 


Terms, Cash. 


C. R. WALSH, 
Sheriff. 
H. H. Leg, Plaintiff’s Attorney, Orange. 
By his Agents,— 
CotquHouN AND Kine, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
60 As: 


a 


In the District Court of the Metropolitan District, 
holden at Sydney. 


Plaint No. 325 of 1918. 
Writ No. 150 of 1918. 


Between the Commissioner of Taxation of the Com- 
monwealth of Australia, plaintiff, and Thornton 
H. Masters, defendant. 


ON Saturday, the tenth day of August, 1918, at 
11 o’clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri 
facias issued herein is previously satisfied, the Regis- 
trar will sell by public auction, at the Court-house, 

Queen’s-square, Sydney,—All the right, title, and 

interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant of, in, 

and to,— 

All that piece or parcel of land containing an ‘area of 
sixteen perches, situate in the Municipality of 
Randwick, parish of Alexandria, and county of 
Cumberland, having a frontage of thirty-three 
feet to Middle-street, Randwick, and being the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of ‘Title, 
volume 2,665, folio 189, subiect to mortgage 
A 241841, dated 7th April, 1916, to Isabella 
Watson lowzey, wife of Mdgar Towzey, of Rock- 
dale, grocer, to secure £70 and interest; and also . 

All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of sixteen perches, situate in the Municipality of 
Randwick, parish of Alexandria, county of Cum- 
berland, having a frontage of thirty-three feet 
to Middle-street, Randwick, and being the whole 
of the land comprised, in Certificate of Title, 
volume 2730, folio 211, subiect to mortgage 
A 299495, dated 15th November, 1917, to Isabella 
Vatson 'Towzey, wife of Kdgar Towzey, of Rock- 
dale, grocer, to secure £60 and interest. 

Terms, Cash. 
Dated this 27th day of June, 1918. 


J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 
Registrar of the Court. 
2 " 11s, 








3360 


Iv the District Court of the Western District, holden 
at Parkes. 


No. of Plaint, 23 of 1918. 
No, of Writ, 12 of 1918. 


Between David Edward Tolhurst, plaintiff, and 
William Powter, defendant. 


ON Thursday, the fifteenth day of August, 1918, at 
twelve o’clock noon, unless the writ of fieri facias 
issued herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will 
sell by public auction at the Court-house, Parkes,— 
All the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above- 
named defendant of, in, and to,— 





All that piece or parcel of land, being homestead 
farm No. 1912-5, taken up by William Pow- 
ter, at Parkes, on the 27th May, 1912, con- 
taining 797 acres, situated in the parish of 
Hawarden and county of Kennedy. 

Terms, Cash, 


R. P. BROWNE, 
Registrar. 
CoNNELLAN AND PRARCE, 
Solicitors for Plaintiff, 
Court-street; Parkes. 
AS 7s. 6d. 


LOST from 10 Victoria-street, Alexandria, 21st June,—One 
bay filly, branded JKWN near shoulder, one white off hind 
foot. 
OWEN MULHERON, 
10 Victoria-street, 
Alexandria. 
52 33. 








LOST,—Bay mare, branded DC, two white socks hind feet. 
Lost,—Brown mare, branded J (reversed) C near shoulder, 
6 jaw, white sock near hind foot, rugged (branded R. Beckett). 
£1 reward. 





E. CHANT, 
Mascot, Darling-street, Kensington. 
74 33. 





LOST,—A black mare, about 13°3 hands, branded P on near 
shoulder. 
W. MUMFORD, 
Kempton-street, Banksia. 
(Gs os, 





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LOST, at Narrabeen, on the 25th June,—One brown gelding, 
about 13°3, branded GH on near shoulder. 


B. EH. TAYLOR, 
Willoughby-road, Naremburn. 
sO 3s. 








Lmpoundings, 

*."* Poundkeepere are rzminded that Advertisements of 

Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 

FOR EFAOH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wilt 

be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
suficient to cover the vost of insertion, 


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ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 28th day of 
June, 1918, from Liverpool-road, Ashfield, by C. W. 
Grimes, impounding officer; sum due at date of notice set 
‘after each animal :— i 

Chestnut mare, like P near shoulder, blaze, hind fetlocks 
white, shod, aged, about 143 hands; £1 23. 6d. 

Brown mare, no brands visible, black points, unshod, aged, 
about 15 hands; £1 2s. 6d. 


Also, on 80th June, from Homebush-road, Strathfield, by 
H. G. Hynard, impounding officer :— 
Black draught mare, like ¢ near flank, star and snip, rat tail, 
shod, aged, about 16 hands; 17s. 
Alzo, on 2nd July, from Palace-street, Ashfield, by 
C. W. Grimes, impounding officer :— 

Bay draught gelding, like .WF near shoulder, blaze, ind 
fetlocks white, unshod, aged. about 163, hands; 9s. Gd. 
Bay mare, black points, like O C § near shoulder, star, unshod, 

about 6 years, about 14 hands: Qs. 6d. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


64—5s H. HOWIP, Juy., Poundkeeper, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. 


[5 Jury, 1918, 








ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 25th day of 
June, 1918, from Hornsey-road and Merley-road, Strath- 
field, by H. G. Hynard, impounding oilicer ; sum due at 
date of notice, 13s, 9d. each :— 

Chestnut mare, star, like ()B near shoulder, unshod, aged, 
about 15% hands 

Bay pony mare, black points, like near shoulder, unshod, 
aged, about 13 hands, (@) 


If rot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
llth July, 1918. 


15—2s. 


H. HOWIBE, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


ATTUNGA.—Impounded at Attunga, on the 22nd day of 
June, 1918, from Bective Reserve, by the Stock Inspector ; 
sum due at date of notice, 83. 10d. :— 

Brown mare, no brands visible, aged, 17 hands. 


if not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon ‘on the 
llth July, 1918. 
19—1s. 


S. GREEN, Poundkeeper. 





CANTERBURY.—Impounded at Canterbury, on the 29th 
day of June, 1918, from Berna-street, by Inspector 
Ferrett; sum due ut date of notice, 18s. 6d.:— 

Bay draught gelding, branded like BD over 1.01, white 
face, hind fet!ocks white, aged, about 16 hands. 


T£ not released, will be sold at this pound at noon on the 
18th July, 1918. 


9i—Is. E. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 


—_—_—— ~ a: 


DENMAW.—Impounded at Denman, on the 18th day of 
June, 1918, from Wybong Reserve, by Mr. C. Brooks, 
Stock Inspector; sum due at date of notice, £1 2s. 11d. :— 

Brown mare, branded .g R, over «=<, aged, 14 hands. 

Brown gelding, brandea DO over ————, aged, 15 hands, 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

llth July, 1918. 


16—2Z3. 








A. DAY, Poundkeeper. 


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DORRIGO.—Impounded at Dorrigo, on the 26th day of June, 
1918, from F. Winkley’s farm, by F. Winkley; sum due 
at date of notice, 9s. Yd. :— 


Chestnut mare,like 4) near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sol! at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 


18 --is. R. MARCH, Poundkeeper. 


HUNTER’S HILL —Impounded at Hunter's Hill, on the 
30th day of June, 1918, from Shand-street, Gladesville, by 
John Low; sum due at date of notice, 17s. each :— 

Jersey heifer, indistinct braad, in calf, 3 years. 

Dark-red er brown-and-white cow, branded like H§, in calf, 
aged, 

Tf not released, will be so'd at this Pound at noon on the 

18th July, 1918. 

63—Zs. 


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LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 22nd day 
of June, 1918, frum Petersham, by William, Beer; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 178. Gi. :— 

Bay gelding, like RV (conjoined) ncar shoulder, siar, shod 
two feet, aged, wbout 1: { hands. 

Tf not released, will be scid at this Pound at noon on the 


Lith July, 1918. 
70—1s. 


J. SILSBY, Poundkeeper. 








J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 








MANLY.—Impounded ut Marly, on the 2nd day of July, 
1918, from Spit-road, by G. W. Woolleit, impounding 
officer; sum due at date of notice, 48. Yd. each :— 

Brown mare, RY EB near shoulder, white face, 8 years, 16 hands, 

Brown pony gelding, 9 C near shoulder, 4 years, 12 hands. 

Brown gelding, ae near shou'der, 7 years, 15 hands. 

Bay mare, K5 near shoulder, aged, 144 hands. 

ti not released, will be suld at this Pound at noon on the 

18th July, 1918. 

89—4s. W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 

MERE WETHER.— Impounded at Merewelher, on the 28th 
day cf dune, 1918, fzurn Neweastle, by Newcastle Council ; 
sum due at date of notice, 13s :— 

Bay horse, no brands visible, star, off fetl.ck swollen, aged, 
about 15 hands. 

if not released, wi'l be sold at this Found at noon on the 


18th July, 1918, 
44—ls, T, ADAMS, Poundkeeper,, 











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MULWALA. Pa iounkdeal at waleate: on the 20th day of 
June, 1918, from Plentyana, Merton, by J. ‘fl. Gorman :— 

Flea-bitten gray mare, no visible brands, aged. 

Black mare, hind feet white, star, lump on near side of belly, 
yeed; chestnut yearling foal at foct, no brands visible, 
blazed face, 

Black gelding, 
aged, 

Bay mare, T em, rear shoulder, black poi:ts, aged. 

tf not releascu, will be suld at this Pound at noon on the 
18th July, 1018. 
58—-58. 


like Y near shoulder, near hind foot white, 


W. SMART, Pourndkeeper. 





OBERON. —Impounded at; Oberon, on the 27th day of June, 
1918, from Mutton’s Halls, by W.C. Eaton; sum due at 
date of notice, 10s. 6d. :— 

Chestnut pony mare, no brands visible, hind foot white, scum 


off eye, jinked neck, 3 years, about 14 bands, 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


18th July, 1918. 


20—l1s. J. DOUST, Poundkeeper. 


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QUIRINDI.—Impounded at Quirindi, on the 27th day of 
June, 1918, from Pine Ridge road, ‘tamarang Shire, by 
A. Hardman ; sum due ai date of notice, 128. 3d.: 
Brown horse, branded #'T 2 (first two brands tetichisigmt aged, 
15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


Lith July, 1918. 
57—1s. 





W. NOLAN, Poundkeeper. 





RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 3rd day of 
July, 1918, from Broad-road, by W. H. Woods; sum due 
at date of notice, 7s. 3d. each :— 

Chestnut mare, like 8 near shoulder, saddle marked, star and 
blaze, pulled mane and tail, shod, agec, 14 hands. 

Bay gelding, like @ over Y near shoulder, collar and saddle 
marked, black points, shod, pulled mane and bang tuil, 
aged, about 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold :t this Pound at noon on the 


18th July, 1918. 
69—2s. M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 


RAYMOND TERRACE.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 27th day of June, 1918, from Miller’s Forest, by 
Mr. P. O’Brien; sum due uti date of notice, 15s. : 

Brown gelding, black points, mW near shoulder, shod, 
saddle-marked, about 10 years, about 14) hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


18th July, 1918. 
25—l1s. 








OC. McPHERSON, Poundkeeper. 


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STUART TOWN, tecdropbustded at Stuart Town, on the Ist 
day of July, 1918, from Stuart Lown Common, by <A. 
Dickerson, ranger: sum due ut date of notice, xs. :— 

Bay pony gelding, JW over '7 near shoulder, star and snip, 
hind feet white, little lame in near bind leg, aged, 144 
bands. 

Tf not rel: ased, will be sold at th’s Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 
46—is. G. DOUTFIELD, bdatamsied 
TAMWORTH. ite wounaed ad Teenworth, on the 25th day of 

June, 191%, from Britten’s Paddock, West Tamworth, by 
G. Harpor ; sum due at dute of notice, 11s. 6d. -— 

Calf, Ho over “J near rump, 6 monthis. 

Lf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
18th July, 1918. 
76-—13, 








G. DENNING, Poundkeeper. 





WARATAU. Beninted - Waratah: on the 27th day of 
dune, 1918, from Wickham, by Wickham Council ; sum 
due xt date of notice, 15s. 3d. :— 

Bay horse, 4 over R near shoulder, star, hip down, aged, 15 
hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


18th July, 1918. 
23— 1s, J. PROCTER, Le A ae aa 





ae of Fane: 1918, from iiBtockbridge; by Mr, Edwin 
Mayled ; sum due at date of notice, 9s. each :— 
Brown gelding, -YV over # near shoulder, shod, aged, 144 
hands. 
Bay colt, ———= over 7 C near shoulder, near fore and near hind 
feet white, 2 yeurs, 143 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, L918. 
55-—2s. 8. McOROSSIN, Poundkeeper. 


— 


WiHST MALTLAND.—Impounded ad West Maitland, on the 
18th day of June, 1918, from AlJandale, by P. McDermott ; 
sum due at date of notice, 16s. :— 

Brown pony gelding, -— over QO, near shoulder, -x over Q. 
near thigh, 6 years, 13% hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


Ilth July, 1918. 
17—ls. R. PERRAN, Poundkeeper. 











WEST MAITLAND.—Impounded at West Maitland, on the 
25th day of June, 1918, from Lemon Grove, by J. Swan ; 
sum due at date of notice, 18s, :— 

Yellow-bay mare, no brands visible, unshod, 5 years, 144 
hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at nocen on the 

18th July, 1918, 


56—1s. R. PERRAN, Poundkeeper. 











Suoustrial Hotices. 





[7636 | 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 5th July, 191%. 


TUE following Order of the Court, yarying the Award published in Government Gazette 


of 380th June, 1916, of the Leather 
(constitution published at page T6O06 of No. 
ber, 19145—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. 


the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” 


Trades Group, 
224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st Decem- 
ix, page 213), 


No. 1 (Boot and Shoe, State) Board 


is published in accordance with 
and the regulations thereunder. 
Bb. J. PAYNE, 

Industrial Registrar, 





IN. THY, COURL, OF 
No. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 

277 of 1918. 

In the matter of the Award of the Leather Trades Group No. 
Board, published in Government Gazette No. 117, of the 


1 (Boot and Shoe, State) 


30th June, 1916; in the matter 


of an application by the New South Wales Branch of the Austraiian Boot Trade Iin- 


ployees’ Federation, 
of the 
Wednesday, 


THIS MATTPINR coming before the Court this day, 


Industrial Union of Employees, 
said Award; and in the matter of the ‘ 
the 12th day of June, 1918. 


for the alteration or variation 


Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 


the Notice of Motion filed herein by the New South Wales Branch of the Australian Boot 
Trade Employees’ Federation Industrial Union of Employees, the applicant herein, for the 


determination of certain industrial matters, 
the 28th day of May last, and filed in support thereof, 
Mr, 


Cantor, solicitor, for the applicant Union, 


apd the 


afidavit of David Johnstone, sworn 
AND UPON HEARING Mr. M. 1. 


Vero Read, solicitor, for the Boot, Shoe, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918. 





and Slipper Manufacturers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Hm- 
ployers, and Mr. A. Morris, on behalf of the Britannic Footwear Company, Ltd., IT 
IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED that the Award of the Leather. Trades Group No. 1 
(Boot and Shoe, State) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 117 of 30th June, 
1916, be and the same is hereby varied as follows:— 
1, By deleting from Part I of the said Award the whole of clauses 1, 5, 6, and 17, 
and substituting in lieu thereof the following clauses :— 


1. “Wages. 


The minimum rate of wages to be paid to male employees shall (with the 
exceptions hereinafter mentioned) be not less than 1s. 6d. per hour. The excep- 
tions, are,—the apprentices” as “hereinafter defined, and such employees as are 
employed on piece-work rates “prescribed by the Schedule hereto. 


. Wages of Apprentices and Probationers. iv 


The minimum wage to ‘be paid to apprentices or probationers shall not be 
less than the following rates :— 


ROR : Under 16 years of age. 
! Per week at not less 
; than the rate of— 


SS Gb 
First ‘year's ‘experience! Wi) i). . eee e ec eee ee eee he eila lays « aie atts ie eae) oo 
Second year’s experience |i ..)......4.4. Yiblebeey OLS. ABs EEE Latte. 14.6 
Khird’ year’s experience . sfc ha. H.GH .9' LS RIERA Be, SIdeKE 2 (25515 (elle 2, wQ 
Fourth year’s EXPerieNnCe — Ve sesa He soc o Fister DMRS eae MM Loess else's 25 120 
Fifth» tyearis: iexperienece! L260 ble. d oulei idle. QUA id anew at tend 6G 33 (OO 
Sixth year’s experience— 
First half-year <.2..4.. Sia b tee wake decd. eae ae eeci TS ab hd eal 38 6 
DECANGIMNAVEAFEAT IDS, MONE 2c oe ccs eis e escjelele totes sists sis 44 6° 
Thereafter the minimum wage. 
16 to 17 years of age. 
First year’s experience , whet eS. 'd ab lie’ pee AS ale ed. Basre 14° 6 
Second year’ s experie DICE GAleOeee: Baids « oss a sng store tenettemeta ete me's SEaRES 2h O 
Third--year’s- experience ..ecies. 2.008 28 8 sehen BD 44 lelcipela. 27..0 
Mourthwyedrslexperiance, ae. i... 2 ahi ae. heme. Sencha. del. 33.0 
Fifth year’s experience— 
Wipspsdwalpea rc acis team css. 4 oth 3 iat, dean foes Ballutr bod » «88546 
Second..half-year ....«. GATES a ove bs, & saa 9 10 oR Rec lbaa cl ens, crete 44.6 
Thereafter the minimum wage. 
17 to 18 years of age. 
Kirst (year’s: experiences .\iocisin. |. cfalee cece aeerer eee mete etter stents 14 6 
Second. year's Experience o.aGas 2. saieq-eh « busianerest Geel eaesiach 21,0 
TIT Veal o) ES DETICIICE a... ie os + 4+ eels atleani center Tee, SES eee Al aU 
Fourth year’s experience— 
IDTESE, al t-Ver ke tye doco trees nye «he shes tuere uybtusia® ‘ga 49 ar ae uae 38, 6 
Second “hali-yveart WSs Serckes ob ss occ: 2s 5 nin Reena PERS ptOnG «ce cum aunyes 44 6 
Thereafter the minimum wage. 
18 years of age. , 
Furst YOAIIS EXPCLICIICE sae ss ainln cache stele stole clots Wate etems Metbiaes cielereiers i= 2170 
Second year’s experience ses csvis cesses eee eee see eees ama g emers enane: ener O 
Third year’s experience— 
Hirst) NAli-Vear We. s+ cag s bee glows eisterstaieteis one heeror evens tenate te cieiete cle) 38 6 
Seconds alls Ga bre slo <sn- 0s Csete seed ese sige domed ecm ge cms. 44 6 


Thereafter the minimum wage. 


2s “Pxperience’’ in this clause means actual experience, whether as an 


apprentice or otherwise, in any one or more of the operations provided for in 
clause 2 of this Award. 


6. Probationary Period. 


Probation for boys shall be, when under 17 years of age, not exceeding six 
months; when over 17 years of age, two months, The period of probation served 
shall be deemed service under the Indenture of Apprenticeship in the event of 
indentures being subsequently entered into. 


17. Piece-work. 


The ‘piece-work prices for making and finishing shall be the prices set out in 
the Schedule hereto, with 49 per cent. added. The amount of work and price per 
’ pair or dozen is to be entered into the employee’s memo. books by the foreman or 
employer. 
2. By deleting from Part II of the said Award paragraph (a) of clause 1, and the 
whole of clauses 2, 15, 14, and substituting in lieu thereof the following :— 


1. Wages. 


(a) The minimum rate of wages to be paid to females of four years’ experi- 
ence and over employed in wholly or partly preparing or manufacturing boots, 
shoes, or slippers of every description for a week of forty-eight hours, shall be at 
not less than the rate of £1 14s: Provided that such females, when employed on 
wax-thread machines, shall receive not less than the rate of £2 2s. for a week of 
forty-eight hours; but these wages shall be subject to the deductions mentioned 


in clause 7. of Part II of the Award, A wax-thread machine is a machine worked 
a with either hot or liquid wax, 


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2. Wages of Apprentices and Improyers. 
The minimum rate of wages to be paid to apprentices and improvers shall be 
as follows :— 
Per week at not less 
than the rate of— 


s, d, 
Virst six months’ experience ............. hora Re TIS Pas oie 1 0 
Second six months’ experience 2... 2... cece rece reece nee rccece 13 6 
Third six motiths’ “@XPECTieNGe, .4.. 22 cess cee sen seca n weer asin sige 16 0 
Fourth six months’ experience .......- cece cere reece ete emeees Vie 6 
WIEtH SIX MONTHS’ CXPELIENCE Fic. cs es cea tie cee eeie ess wise 1 =O 
Sixth six months’ experiemnCe ..........c cece see e sees rece gu neces ZL 0 
Seventh six months’ experience ............ 6 eee eee c cece eens 24 0 
Wighth six months’ Experience ........ ccc cesses ees ec tere ecece ay. UO 


Thereafter the minimum wage. 
13. Proportion of Apprentices. 
: The number of female apprentices who may be employed within any factory 
shall be one to every three or fraction of three female workers receiving not less 
than the rate of £1 14s. per week of forty-eight hours, or earning at piece-work 
; rates not less than the rate of £1 14s. per week of forty-eight hours. 
14. Proportion of Improvers. 

The nuniber of female improvers who may be employed within any factory 
shall be two to every female worker receiving not Jess than the rate of £1 14s. per 
week of forty-eight hours, or earning at piece-work rates not less than the rate 
of £1 14s. per week of forty-eight hours. 

AND IT IS FURTHER DIRECTHD that this Order shall take effect on and from the 
Ist day of July, 1918. 
H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[127] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 5th July, i918. 
THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of. the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Food 
Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 7 (Cumberland Butchers, Retail) Board, is 
constituted (constitution published at page 4268 of No. 180 of Government Gazette, dated 
21st July, 1916—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. x, page 807), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of section 25 of the Act. 

H. J. PAYNE, 

(No, 1,765.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 251 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 7 (Cumberland 
Butchers, Retail) Board; in the matter of an application by the Meat Workers’ Union 
of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, for the determination of certain 
industrial matters; and in the matter of the ‘‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Thursday, the 20th day of June, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 18th and 27th days of May last, the 4th 
and 5th days of June instant, and again this day, WHEHRHUPON AND UPON RHPADING 
the Notice of Motion filed by the Meat Workers’ Union of New South Wales, Industrial 
Union of Hmployees, for the determination of certain industrial matters, and the affidavit 
of Frank Pollard, sworn the 80th day of April last, and filed in support thereof, and 
the counter ciaims filed in reply thereto by the City and Suburban Cash Butchers’ Associa- 
tion, Industrial Union of Hmployers, and the affidavit of H, J. B. Playfair, sworn the 
10th day of June instant, AND UPON HBHARING Mr. M. EH. Cantor, solicitor, for the 
upplicant, Mr. H. B. Primrose, solicitor, for the City and Suburban Cash Butchers’ Associa- 
tion, Mr. Nicholls on behalf of the Master Butchers’ Association of New South Wales, 
Judustrial Union of Employers, Mr. Vero Read, solicitor, for Hdmund John Bailey Playfair 
(trading as Thomas Playfair): IT IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED and the Court 
doth hereby award as follows:— 
RETAIL BUTCHERS’ CUMBERLAND AWARD. 
1. Hours. 

The hours of labour shall not exceed forty-eight per week, and shall be worked 
between the following hours :—Monday to Friday inclusive, 6.30 a.m. to 5.80 p.m., Saturday 
6.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. There shall be no broken shifts. 

Provided that not more than eight and a half hours per day shall be worked by any 
employee from Monday to Friday inclusive, and five and a half hours on Saturday. 

Provided also that within seven days after this Award comes into operation, or 
from the date of commencement of the employment of each employee, every employer 
whose finishing time is later than 5 p.m. shall notify the Industrial Registrar in writing 
at what hour between the hours of 6.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. each of his employees shall 
start work, giving the names of each employee. No employee shall start before the time 
notified to the Industrial Registrar as his starting time. 

Fourten days’ notice at least shall be given to the Industrial Registrar of an 
intended change of such starting hour. A copy of each notification or alteration afore- 
said shall be sent to the Secretary of the Meat Workers’ Union of New South Wales. 

Provided further that the hours of labour for grooms, stablemen, yardmen, and 
labourers shall not exceed 48 hours per week of seven days, and shall be worked between 
the hours of 6 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. daily. All hours over 48 in any one week shall be paid 
for at the rate of time and a half. 

2. Meals. 
Hours shall be worked consecttively with the exception of one hour for break- 


fast and one hour for dinner. Breakfast shall not be later than 10 a.m. and dinner shall 
be between 12 noon and 2 p.m. 


ER NER CR NORTON RT 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84. [5 Jury, 1918, 


Wages, ae 
The minimum rate payable to employees shall be as follows :— 











Per week. 


ai £ os. d. 
CGE RES bar S07) 117810 ok ena ay lhe oie adey C2 See EN. AY PP ta Oe ee a . oar Gee 
CU) SOL CISITOPINRT: es ewer cca een ee nett Sa ad Sts! PovOee BRS uss Sle 
(ey Carter san tl CA Seisisrni tin ce. seieaeeweee one SPP NIRS SEE ckeds, «. § jen ic, oo oon) 
(d) ariet R siguens (ae emt esiek: yeisctete Bie Heh seats aie: =. «og SERB RCRS EMMETT: 9.00, = Seruenatat cf 1 Ua) 


Provided that a carter may be employed for one hour on Sunday 
for the purpose ‘ot attending to horses, and shall be paid for such work 
the sum of three shillings. 


+ CE) BRESt: SMatkeOOGSIN aT (fica aia tay cist te ictus fuscia een Re. see! Li. GO 
(y) Assistant smallgoodsman, s¢ alder, filler, cooker, chopping mac hine man, 

boners and trimmers employed in ‘shops or smallgoods TACLOVICS |... . cerets ao jJ0 9 

Ch) SOE & SGA peers re SLE. BRAT AEE MEY OS ee Jyh s akceuoetene 3% I 


(i) Where two or inore shopimen are employed one shall be classed as First 
Shopman. An employee in charge of a shop or branch shop shall be 
classed as First Shopman, and be paid not less than,.......... Sas apable th 
Where only one shopman is employed, and the employer himselt 
works in the shop, such shopman shall be classed as other shopman, 
und be paid not Jess than’... 3.2.2: sd alan «fe. RM RIES Cieite ae Re ets eee Syke) 
(j) Any employee engaged in driving a cart or assisting in the shop or 
smallgoods factory shall be entitled to be classed as a cartier and 
assistant. Any employee so engaged shall drive for not less than v4 
<. hours per week, otherwise he shall be clas sed as Other Shopman. 
(is) (REETISEFALOPN ALtend ante). seer orf ee sgel- Seba eee Fay ee syst dete Sy abe 5 
(l) Any person (except an apprentice or improyer) delivering meat shall 
be classed as a carter, and paid carter’s wages. 
(mv) An * ice-house man” shall be an employee substantially engaged work- 


ing in-an ice-house, and paid not less than ............ BUR oisewes pevoke cae oe is tO 
(QQ) WNTOCOL  CPIVGl Si chit. cos baasve eae eaeestone Die ee Pe RSs. A A al) ROTOR PORE NORE iE) 
(0) Salter.—A salter shall be an employee who is occupied in salting for 

not less than 20 hours per week, and shall be paid not Jess than ...... sabe te 
(p) Groom, vardman, Stableman, india pourer <).saciemeiieuercmcrd > 20-0) 2 cies dy) 


(q) Assistant groom, yardman, stableman and labourer under all ‘years of ase OY 
(7) Casual Labour.— Minimum rates for all casual labour shall be as follows :— 
For each of the first four days of the week or part thereot, 15s; Iriday or 
part thereof, 17s, 6d.; Saturday or part thereof, 17s. 6d.; Friday and Saturday 
(jnclusive) man, who must be notified before starting time on Friday, £1 12s; Gd. 


+, Overtime. 

Overtime not exceeding two hours on any day may be worked by employees in 
smalgoods factories, and for such overtime they shal] be paid at the rate of time and 
a halt. 

bo, Apprentices. 

(a) One apprentice shall be allowed to any employer employing a man at vot less 
than £8 17s. Gd. per week. 

(b) Any apprestice bound after the date of this Award shall not be over 16 years 
of age. 

(c) AGL apprentices shall be properly indentured for a term of five years, previded 
that a boy may serve a probation of not more than three months, which term shail i€ he is 
afterwards apprenticed, count as part of his term. 

Copies of all indentures shall be lodged with the Industrial Registrar within one 
month of execution. 

(d) No apprentice in shop or factory shall be allowed to drive a cart or deliver 
meat until he has completed his third year of apprenticeship. 

(c) The wages of apprentices shall be as follows:—Tirst year, £1; second year, 
£1 5s.; third year, £1 15s,; fourth year, £2 ids.; fifth year, £2 15s. 

linprovers. 

(i) An employer who employs two men shall be entitled to one improver, nnd there- 
after to one improver for every additional four men employed, 

Gi) No improver shall commence work at the industry under the age of sixteen 
years or over the age of twenty-two years. Wages:—Ilirst year, £1 158: “second year, 
£2 5s.; third year, £2 15s. 

(iii) Any employee starting as an improver shall be entitled, after having com- 
pleted twelve months’ service with an employer, to a certificate stating his length of service 
with such employer. Any improver producing a certificate or certificates showing that he 
has served a term of three years with one or more employers shall be classed as a com- 
petent journeyman. 
5 7. Holidays. 

(a) The following shall be close holidays :—-New Year's Day, Good Triday, Hight- 
hour Day, Christmas Day, and Picnic Day (the date of which shall be mutually agreed 
upon by the employees and employers’ organisations). 

(b) Other bolidays, viz., Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Avniversary Day, King’s Birth. 
day, Master Monday, and Boxing Day, work shall cease at 9 a.m. 

(c) Weekly hands shail be paid for all holidays. 

(d) No work shall be done on close holidays. 





Ss. Conditions, of Mmployment. 
(i) Imployment for constant hands shall be weekly, and a week's notice shall be 
given on either side. 
=" (ii) Wages shall be paid in full every week up to and including Saturday within 
fifteen minutes of leaving off work on Saturday. 
(iii) Employees shall be notified whether weekly or casual hands before starting 
work. 
). Coming on Premises. 
No employee shall be allowed on the employer's premises earlier than 6.25 a.m, 





5 duty, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 3365 


ee GY, I ee AR i Eh ea 
10. Board and Lodging. 
No employer shall board or lodge any employee on his premises, and no employee 
shall pay any employer any sum of money whatever’ for board or lodging, or give 
credit therefor. 
11. Travelling Expenses, 
All reasonable travelling expenses from Central Railway Station paid by casual 
employee travelling to and from work shall be paid by the employer. 


12. Definition. 
For the purposes of this Award— 
Any employer who sells less than a quarter of beef, or a carcase of mutton, lunhb, 
veal; or pork shall be deemed to be a retail butcher, and covered by this Award. 


13. Preference. 
As between persons applying for employment at the same time members of the Meat 


Workers Union of New South Wales shall be employed in preference to non-members, other 
things being equal, provided there shall be no such preference as against returned soldiers. 


14. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 


This Award shall be binding on all persons within the jurisdiction of the ood 
Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 7 (Cumberland Butchers, Retail) Board, 
und shall come into operation fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in operation for two years thereafter, 


15. Exemption. 


Kdmund John Bailey Playfair, trading as Thomas Playfair, at Argyll and Harring- 
ton streets, Sydney, is exempted from so much of clause 1 of this Award as prevents 
his employees from commencing work each day at 5 a.m., and from working on Sundays 
for two hours: Provided that in no case shall the houts of labour of any employee of the 
said HMadmund John Bailey Playfair exceed the maximum of forty-eight hours per week : 
Provided also that the business of the said Edmund John Bailey Playfair be confined to 
the shipping trade only: And provided also that if employees are required to work on 
Sundays they shall be allowed time off in lieu of the time so worked. 


- YT. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[36] Tndustrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, Sth July, 19158. 

THER following Award interpreting the Award published in Government Gazette of 2Stl 
April, 1916, of the Government Railways Group, No. 11 ¢(Coachmakers, &¢.) Board (con- 
stitution published at page T5907 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 
1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 195), as varied by Awards ‘published in 
Government Gazettes of 19th May, 1916, and 2Ist December, 1917, is published in accord- 
ance with the provisions of section 25 of the * Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Es PAYNE, 
(GNOn en O-e) Industrial Registrar. 


“INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912.” 
GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS GROUP, No. 11 BOARD (COACHMAKHERS, &c.). 
(Car and waggon fitters, assemblers, &c.). 
INTERPRETATION. 
Wednesday, the 26th day of June, 1918. 


In the matter of an Order of the Court; and in the matter of clause 4 of the Award of the 
Government Railways Group, No. 11 Board (Coachmakers, &c.), published in Govern- 
ment Gazette, No. 72 of 28th April, 1916; and in the matter of the * Industrial Arbi- 
tration Act, 1912,” and of the * Industrial Arbitration. (Amendment) Act, 1916.” 


WHEREAS by an Order of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, made on the 10th day of 
June, 1918, it was directed that a reference to the’ Court by the Minister for Labour and 
Industry, respecting assemblers, should be referred by the Court to the Government Rail- 
ways Group, No. 11 Board (Coachmakers, &¢.) for inquiry, and award thereupon; and 
whereas the particulars of matters in the said reference by the Minister for Labour and 
Industry were :-— 


Does the term “ Assemblers,” as defined in clause 4 of the Award of the 28th April, 

1916, of the Governnent Railways Group, No. 11 (Coachmakers, &¢.) Board connote all 

employees in the car and waggon workshops (other than car and waggon fitters and 
leading hands), whose duties include some or all of the following items of work :— 

Lifting work. 

Jack operations. 

Assisting in putting parts in position. 

Disconnecting tie rods. 

Ilixing sand-pipe on bogie. 

Dissembling. 

Taking off and re-mantling axle-boxes. 

Work on breakdown. gang. 

Cleaning and examining for defect. 

Taking out parts of bogies. 

And whether spanners or other fitting tools be used by such employees in the 

course of such work or not. 

And whereas the Board, having heard Mr. Industrial Inspector Walter I. Taylor, represent- 
ing the Minister for Labour and Industry, and Mr. fF. W. Bretnall, Assistant Solicitor for 
Railways, on behalf of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales; and having 
otherwise made due inquiry, hereby discharges the said Order of the Court by interpreting 
and awarding as follows :— 

Lifting Work.—Assembler’s work, except as to the mere placing of packing and jacks 
in position under directions, and then pumping up or screwing up the jacks under 
similar directions, or other mere labouring work. 

Jack Operations.—(Mmbodied in above.) 


Ne, 84, 5 JULY, 1918, —9, 


Ree | 


3366 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 84, 











Assisting in putting parts in pesition.—The fixing 
work, but simply assisting to do so is not. 


of parts in pesition is Assemblers’ 


Disconnecting Tie Rods.—Assemblery’ work, 


Fixing $ 
Dissembling. 


previously disconnected. 


Sand-pipe on Bogie.—Assemblers’ work. 
—Assembler’s work, except as to the mere lifting off or removal of parts 


Taxing off and Re-mantling Axle-boxes.—Assemblet’s work, except as to simply lifting 
off axle-box after it has been disconnected. 





Work on Break-down Gang. 


Assemblers’ work, 


except as to the several matters 


herein defined as not belonging to assemblers. 


Cleaning and Examining for Defect. 


if both operations are performed by the one man, 
any examination for 


material alone, without 





Assemblers or ear and waggon. fitters’ 


work, 
but simply cleaning down 
defects, is not assemblers’ work. 


Hixamining for defects is the work of an assembler or a Car and waggon fitter. 


Taking out Parts of Bogies—Wholly assemblers’ 


work, except as to the mere lifting 


off or removal of parts previously disconnected. 


Use of Tools.—The term 


* Assemblers,” 


as defined in clause 4 of the Award of the 


28th April, 1916, was intended by the Board to connote the use of certain tools, 


such as spanners, 








hammer and chisel, for the performance of part of the work. 


CHARLES HIBBLE, 


{5 Jury, 1918, 


a) 





Glia thet shal Chairman, 

NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” CONTENTS. PAGE 
The “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the Sheet siege t Noti a) ma cf? n "4s i 
Fripay in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless OORT OE eR yee wt heh rt tay 
Statutory or Extraordinary, is prohibited. All Noricrs— | Consular Arrangement ve 3264 
Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the | Appointments, &c. ... Bs de 3254 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK of the day Motor Trafic etalayons 3 3255 
preceding the day of publication. Government Notices oh noc Sc i sa) 200 

Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must Cattle-slaughtering and Diseased Animals Act— 
be returned not later than 5 p.m. on the T'hursday, and duly Inspectors under a 3257 
certifi ed fe Oe by af responsible Officer i otherwise such Notices under Real Property Act. ae at 3257 

Notices wili not be included in the next day’s Gazette. Governmentenntaavaand Tramways—Sal of Tice 
ALL POUNDKEEPERS’ and private advertisements forwarded and Unclaimed Property . 3258 
for publication in the ‘‘ Gazette”? must be PAID FOR BRIOR TO Water C eh al ti ie & i _N ties i aoe 3958 
INSERTION; and all notices, from whatever source, should be Public Sorvine ‘i Notices rrigation, &¢c.-—Notice un 3058 

legibly sorsitenon ‘one: aide/ of phe paper ee ashi 4 (es Hunter District Water and Sew erage Acts, 1892- “1906 
particular) and proper names must be written very plainly in Newcastle Sewerage 3059 
of Ph iin documents illegibly written will be returned Notice to Lay Service Pipes “i Lad id "3959 
fil aaa ia a Court Notice ie te 3261 
ADVERTISEMENTS are charged for at the rate of 3s. for eight | Appeal against Income Tax Assessment ae aPail! 
lines or under (ten words to the line), and 3d. for every additional | Sydney Cor poration Act, 1902—Revision Court 3261 
line above eight lines. ‘Tenders ts cs sid fh oso 
5 K Statistics of the Metropolis Hah a soe | B204 
Sunscriprions :—For the ycar, 30s.; by post, 35s.; for the | » ital Pp sate 
half-year, 17s. 6d.; by post, 20s.; for the quarter, 12s. 6d.; Creed tiCeaniy ed Reg ulations : ey 
by post, 14s., payable in advance. Single numbers, current Diatt vob hae peg Aah ad 3999 
year, 6d. each ; previous years, 1s., postage added. C Seiad ee Cainnetenes ie es 
Subscriptions may commence from the first of any month ; | Licenses to Coxswains and Drivers of Motor Bouts 3293 
but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied Certificates for Motor Boats 3293 
to yearly subscribers only. Oyster Culture Leases ‘i Sec as +294 
As. ie A = 290% 
ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may be remitied Mines Department Notices vse =e a0 ‘ Rene 
by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or N.S.W. Duty Stamps. Lands D epartment Notices aK “i ce oe 
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FRIDAY, 5 JULY. 


1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. William Oswald Scott, Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, to the position of First Clerk, Land 
Board Office, Goulburn, Department of Lands,— 
to take effect from the 3lst May, 1918 (Mial. 
1918-4,152). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. David Charles Stuart Bruce, Acting Crown Land 
Agent, Coonabarabran, to act as Clerk of Petty 
Sessions also at that place, during the absence 
of Mr. F. C. Dixon, on leave,—from the 4th 
June, 1918; also to act as District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Coonabarabran (to act only at 
such times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 
perform the duty), and as Assistant Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Sani at Coonabarabran,—from the same 

ate. 


(In lieu of notification published in Public Service Gazette of 
14th June, 1918.) 











Mr. Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at Bega, vice Mr. D. G. Paterson, and during the 
absence of Mr. V. B. Cox, on active service,— 
from the 3rd July, 1918; also to act as District 
Registrar in Bankruptcy at Bega (to act only at 
such times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 
perform the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Bega at Bega, 
and Registrar of the Court of Review at Bega, 
under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assessment 
Act of 1895,’ and Regulations thereunder,—from 
the same date, 

Mr. George Henry Keene, Sheriff’s Officer, Hay, to 
act as Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of Hay at Hay, during the ab- 
sence of Mr. F. T. Scroope, on leave,—from the 
3lst May, 1918, to the 11th June, 1918, inclusive. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of. the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names, from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Jindayne—Constable Herman Albert Robinson, vice 
Perecane Ford, deceased,—from the 17th May, 
1918, 


Bimbi—Constable Robert James Dixon, vice Con- 
stable Grimes, transferred,—from the 15th May, 


1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


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DEPARTMENT OF MINES. : 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of Xe 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service "Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. James Blanksby, Secretary,: Miners’ Accident 
Relief Board, as Officer-in- -Charge of the Miners’ 
Accident Relief Branch of this Department,— 
such appointment to take effect from the Ist 
July, 1917 (Ms. 1918-4,052-152). 


J. CA REPAP ATRIC 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


H18 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment of 


Douglas Norman, on probation 





Mr. Rov for six 
months, from the “llth September, 1917, as 
Messenger, Master in Lunacy’s Office. 

JOHN D. FITZGERALD; 
APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 


PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Lionel J. Hurley as Trade Commissioner, Agent- 


General’s Office, Premier's Department, on pro- 
bptiom for Six months from 1st July, 1 1918. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 





DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve | 


of the appointment;.on probation for a period. of 

twelve months, of 

Mr. Thomas “Swan Peters as a Cadet Draftsman, 
Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga,—to take effect 
from the 7th June, 1918 (Minl, 1918-4,148). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





PROMOTION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Mr. George Newmarch, Senior Examiner, Audit 
Department, being appointed as Inspector, Chief 
“Secretary’s Department, as on and from the Ist 


January, 1918. 
fet. GEORGE W. FULLER. 











TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


THE Public Service Board have approved of the 
transfers and appointments of the undermentioned 
Teachers to the schools and positions specified in con- 
nection with their respective names : — 


High Scheol Appointments—Assistant Mistresses.— 
Miss Mabel Currey, from North Newtown Interme- 
diate to Orange High; Miss Hlsie Enge, from Peter- 
sham Intermediate to St. George’s High; Miss Frances 
McKay, from Wagga Wagga High to St. George’s 
High; Mrs. Winifred Herbert, from Newcastle High 
to St. George’s High; Miss Alvena Parkinson, from 
St. George’s High to Orange High; Miss Carrie C. 
Jones, from Parramatta High to Mudgee High; Miss 
Elsie ’Enge, from Petersham Intermediate ‘High to 
Mudgee . High (appointment St. George’s : High can- 
celled) ; Miss Hannah Nichol, from St. “Geor ge’s High 
to Grafton High; 
Girls’ High. to “St. George’s High. 


Junior Stat —Miss Hope Stafford, from 
Svdneyv Girls’ High. School to Bothurst Hieh: Miss 
Tsla Wilson, from Fort-street Girls’ High to. St. 


Georgeé’s High, 

Assistants.—Miss Gladys Levick, from Hay to Cleve- 
land-street Intermediate High; Miss Irene Manton, 
from Bondi to Cleveland-street. Intermediate High; 
Miss Dorothy Struthers, from Lismore to Cleveland- 
street Intermediate High: Miss M. Ferns, from Glebe 
Girls’ to Wagga Wagga High. 


with the advice of the. | 


Miss Mabel Tilley, from Fort-street | 
North | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 85. 














— 


[5 Jury, 1918. 


Teachers—Mr. 
and Euriowie 


' Primary School Appointment s— 
Harry McAlister, from Tarrawingee 


Half-time to Meranburn; Mr. E. D, Higgins, from 
Brewongle to Brewongle (7th rates); Mr. J. C. 
Gordon, from Albury to Baw Baw; Mr. D. G. Mac- 


rae from Delegate (relieving) to Wilberforce (veliev- 
ing); Mr. Horace Roper, from Lidsdale to Peelwood ; 
Mr. Richard. O’Brien, ftom Baw Baw to Lidsdale ; 
Mr. G. A. Lewis, from Quirindi to Singleton; Mr. 
James Heydon, trom Singleton to Mortdale; Mr. 
Andrew Garden, from Mortdale to Brookvale (reliev- 
ing); Miss Annie McNair,. from Tallendoon Provi- 
sional to. Fernlawn Provi: sional ; Mr. S. Callaghan, 
from Delungra® to Quirindi; Mr. Thomas Hewitt, 
from South West Rocks to Delungra; Mr. Edwin 
Rose from Gleniffer to South West Rocks; Mr. 
Charles Jepsen, - from Gillett’s Ridge to Gleniffer ; 


Mr. H. 8. Boggs, from Deep Creek to Gillett’s Ridge: : 
Mr. A. C; Doyle, from O.B.X. Creek to Boambee; 
Mr. James. O'Keefe, from Boambee to Bundarigo 


Provisional; Miss A: E. O Brien, from Milroy to Yar- 
raman Provisional ; Miss Evelyn Goodwin, from Hal- 
ton to Lewin’s Brook Provisional ; Mr. Frederick 
Tregent, from Jackadgery to Hlimdale Provisional; 


Mr. B. J. Reilly, to Harwood Island (4th rates); 
Mr. L. G. McKay, from Boggy Creek Provisional to 
Yarrowitch: Mr. AY B. Moynahan, trom Yarrowitch 


to Reid’s Elat Provisional; Mr. HD. Scullin, from 
Arrawatta Provisional to Baldwin; Mr. Allan Hogan, 
from Wallsend to Wallarah; Mr. G. J. Colditz, from 
Woodville to Coffey Camp; Mr. A. V. Hodges, from 
Mundarlo to Woodville; Mr. Clarence Selden, from 
Kuralie to Cooba Creek; Miss V., P. O'Reilly, from 
Greenbank Provisional, to ,Upper Pupezcran "; 
Hrnest Jones, from Upper Burragoran i 
line; Mr. ©, G. McClellan, from Cooba | 
Jasper; Miss Li. O. Cooke, from Labeen 4 
Provisional; Miss Annie Wetherill, from Broken Hill 
Boys’ to Gossan Hill; Miss Hannah Hall, from North 
Broken Hill infants’ to Netley Provisional ; Miss 
Gertrude Hattersley, from Walla Walla to Burrajaa 
North Provisional: Mr. Robert J. Clow, from Mebul 
to Goorangoola; Mr. Oliver.Vox,.from Bourke-street 
to Largs Gr elievine) ; Miss Hilda Higgins, from Goo- 
rangoola to Mebul; Mr.vG. W. Shipp, from Plunkett- 
street to Glenmore- road; Mr. Wright Smith, from 
Windsor to Plunkett-street ; Mr. Robert Miller, from 
West Narrabri to. Windsor; Mr. A. H. Cooper, from 
Burren Junction to West Narrabri ; ee J. A. Brodie, 
from Howell to Burren Junction; Mr, T. A. Mitchell, 
from North Rothbury to Howell ; ve Alexander 
Burns, from Pallamallawa to North Rothbury; Mr. 
i Ww. Scrimes, from Gerogery . West, .to Meermaul : 
Mi. Al W. Lynch, from Gerogery West (relieving) 
to Kmu Park; Mr. D. Carter, from Balldale to Gero- 
gery West; i Ca. ea Boorman, from Benmore to 
Balldale; Mr. Albert McWhirter, from Orangeville 
to Benmore; Mr. W. J. Martin, from Brunswick 
Heads to Orangeville; Mr. William Thurgate, from 
Dalwood to ‘Baker’s Creek ; “Mr. Rebert Argues from 
Wagga Wagga to Little Plain (relieving); M .G 
Vallance, from Riyeryiew Provisional.to Bek Dam 
Hstate Provisional; Mr. A. B. Hayes, from Broken 
Dam Estate Provisional te Riverview Provisional : 
Mr. J. F. Ready, from, Willala Provisional to Llan- 
thony Provisional ; Mr. .P. G. McLaughlin, from Glen- 
wood to Wattle Vale Provisional; Miss Ida Reynolds, 
from Willundry Provisional to Dinga Dingi; Miss 
Elsie Ponton, from Dungowan Upper to Willundry 
Provisional; Mr. R. ©. Murray; from Glencairn to 
Glenwood ; Mr. W. Woodhouse, to Wood’s Reef (6th 
rates); Mr, A. E.. Dalbey, from Coramba. to Yamba; 
Mr. Herbert O’Donnell, from Dobie’s Bight to 
Coramba; Mr. Duncan Baillie, from Coorabell to 
Dobie’s Bight ; Mr. D. Macrae. from Dungarubba to 
Coorabell ; “Mr. David Burgess, from. Quambone to 
Bellingen ; Mr. R. A. Dunn, from Currockbilly to 
Booroorban: Mr. D. Ri Gibbs. from Baerami Creek 
Provisional to Glen Morrison; Mr. William. Manning, 
from Blair Athol Provisional to Avisford; Mr. 
William Carson, from Glen Morrison to Dalwood; Mr. 
Patrick \ynan, from Booroorban to Grattai; Mr. 
J. A. Reid, from Ward’s Mistake to: Kororo; Miss 
Nina Younan, from Lily Grove Provisional io Tub- 
bamurra; Mr. Richard Finnigan, from Kast Boyd 
Provisional to Shuttleton (relieving) ; Mr. E 
Yawson, from Trundle to Guildford Truant School : 
Mr. D. J. Lobban, from Nicholson-street (relieving) 
ty Largs (relieving) ; Mr. J; F) J. ,Trainor;.drom 
Tahmoor Provisional to Ashbridge; Mr. Alexander 
Lindsay, from Cross Roads. te Tahmoor; Mr. : 
Wilson, from Forbes to Trundle; Mr. F; J. Tarleton, 
from William-street to Barlwood (relieving) 5 Mr. 
Hueh Muuro, from Watson’s Bay (assistant) to Wat- 
son’s Bay (relieving), 





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' Teachers on Probation.—Miss Mary Dawson, from 
West Wyalong to Tallendoon Provisional; Mr. B. E. 
Hooper, trom Taree to Arrawatta Provisional; Mr. 
C. #. Sam, from Young to Boggy Creck Provisional; 
Mr. John Humphries, from North Goulburn to 
Cromer Provisional; Mr. Benjamin Herden, from 
Wollombi to O B X Creek; Mr. G. L. Blakemore, 
from West Wallsend to Summer Vale; Miss Leena 
King, from Yass to Euralic; Miss, Rita KH. Feld, from 
Thirlmere to Thuddungra; Mr. R. A. Symes, from 
Emu Park (relieving) to Willala Provisional; Mr. 
f, G@. Garing, from Ariah Park to Milparinka. 

Mistresses.—Miss Minnie Cusack, from Plattsburg 
Infants’ to Cessnock Infants’; Miss Mary Heney, 
from Corrimal Infants’ to Dumbleton Infants’; Miss 
Sarah Wood, trom Singleton Girls’ to Kensington 
Girls’; Miss Zillah Bocking, from Wollongong. Girls’ 
to Singleton Girls’; Miss Lucy Gifford, from Tempe 
Infants’ to Armidale Infants’; Miss Rose Ling, from 
Fort-street Infants’ to Weston Infants’; Miss Mary 
Davies, :from Granville Infants’ to Plattsburg In- 
fants’; Miss Katie Dunne, from: Redfern Infants’ 
to Penrith Infants’; Miss Mary Genge, from North 
Newtown to Corrimal Infants’; Miss Lucretia Gould- 
ing, from Neutral Bay Infants’ to Singleton South 
infants’; Miss Josephine Derkenne, from Darlington 
Practice Infants’. to Lismore South Infants’; Miss 
Emily Lonsdale, from Five Dock Infants’ to Helens- 
burgh Infants’: Miss Emily Raves, from Leichhardt 
infants’ to Cootamundra Infants’; Miss Alice Day, 
from North Annandale to West Arncliffe Infants’ 
(relieving); Miss Ethel Lapish, from North Newtown 
Infants’ to Hay Infants’; Miss Louisa. Moffatt, from 
North Newtown Infants’ to Cobar Infants’. - 

First’ Assistants.—Miss K. Robinson, from. Leeton 
to Weston Infants’; Mr. Charles Street, from Bourke- 
street to Paddington; Mr. Robert Anderson, from 
West Walisend to Bourke-street; Miss Elsie M. 
Burley, from Walisend Infants’ to Waratah Infants’ ; 
Miss Elsie M. Currie, from Manly Infants’ to Lith- 
gow Infants’; Miss Hannah Miller, from Woonona 
Infants’ to William-street Infants’; Miss Jessie 
Stead, from Goulburn Infants’ to Kegworth Infants’ ; 
Miss Annie Gosling, from West Kempsey to Hamilton 
Infants’; Miss Nellie Smith, from New Lambton 
Infants’ to Goulburn Infants’; Miss Lillian Brown, 
from Suspension Bridge to Woonona Infants’; Miss 
Catnerine McPherson, from Singleton Infants’ to 
Belmore South Infants’; Miss Maude Fryer, from 
Abermain to Kurri Kurri; Miss Ethel Thomas, from 
Lithgow Infants’ to Leichhardt Infants’; Miss Mary 
K. Butier, from Corrimal Infants’ to Tempe Infants’ ; 
Miss Margaret Ritchie, from Albury Infants’ to 
Granville Infants’: Miss Linda Anstey, from Hamilton 
Infants’ to Bexley Infants’; Miss Alice Johnston, 
from Pyrmont Intants’ to Hurstville Infants’; Miss 
Lily Hudson, from Plattsburg Infants’ to Pyrmont 
Infants’; Miss Maggie Douglas, from Wickham In- 
fants’ to Five Dock Infants’; Miss Louise Wither- 
spoon, irom Newcastle South Infants’ to Wickham 
Infants’; Miss Florence Barnetson, from Dulwich 
Hili to Newcastle South Infants’; Miss Mary Barrett, 
from Hurstville Infants’ to Bexley Girls’; Miss Julia 
Harris, from Smith-street Infants’ to Neutral Bay 
Infants’; Miss Violet Ferguson, from Kegworth 
Infants’ to Smith-street Infants’; Miss Lillian Little, 
from South Beimore Infants’ to Redfern Infants’ ; 
Miss Edith B. Long, from William-street Infants’ 
to Fort-street Infants’; Miss Catherine Polak, from 
Tighe’s Hill Infants’ to Plattsburg Infants’; Miss 
M. KE. McPhail, from Muswellbrook to Singleton 
Infants’; Miss Gertrude Atterton, from West Mait- 
land Infants’ to Wagga Wagga Girls’; Miss Marcella 
Hyndes, from Bega to Wellington Infants’; Miss 
Janet Burn, from Campsie to Dubbo Infants’; Mr. 
William Wilby, from Fairfield to North Broken Hill; 
Mrs. Ada Fitziohn, from Hornsby to Wallsend In- 
fants’; Mr. V. A. Craig, from North Sydney to 
Alma; Miss: Ethei Newling, from Arncliffe Girls’ to 
Balmain Girls’; Miss EK. M. Wheeler, from Balmain 
Girls’ to Arncliffe Girls’; Miss Liberty Weedon, from 
Coledale-to Corrimal Infants’; Miss Ethel Spencer, 
from Wegworth Infants’ to Mudgee Infants’; Mr. 
A. H. Hall, from Darlington to Young; Mr. Herbert 
Kent, from Hornsby to Warrawee; Mr. Ernest 
Maloney, from Warrawee to Glenmore-road ; Mr. H. C. 
Johnston, from Hast Maitland to Wairfield; Mr. KE. A. 
Griffiths, from Rozelle to East Maitland; Miss 
Matilda Bernberg, from Willoughby Infants’ to North 
Annandale Infants’ (temporary). 4 

Assistants.—Miss Barbara Anschau, from Guild- 
ford Infants’ to St. Mary’s; Mr. H. A. Taylor, from 
Coreinbob Provisional to Coogee (temporary); Miss 
Janet #. Marshall, from Woodburn to Wingello; 
Miss Trene Thomas, from Drummoyne Girls’ to West 


Wyalong; Miss Annie Barden, from Langunyah to 
Newnes; Miss. Daisy Chard, from Islington to 
Walcha; Miss Emily Jameson, from Walcha to Merry- 
lands; Miss Annie Green, from Walgett to Parkes 
Primary; Miss Ella G. Tyrrell, from Wallabadah to 
Picton; Miss Mary Tierney, from Wallsend Infants’ 
to Woonona Infants’; Miss C. P. Dean, from West 
Wailsend Infants’ to Wollongong Infants’; Miss Alice 
Jeffries, from Longueville to Naremburn Girls’ ; 
Miss Violet Heckenberg, from Crown-street Girls’ to 
Wickham Boys’; Miss Margaret Carter, from Sum- 
mer Hill Girls’ to Wickham Boys’; Miss G. Miller, 
from Wilberforce to Parramatta North; Miss Irene 
Minchin, from Wingello to Redfern Infants’: Miss 
Ruth Wheeler, from Nicholson-street to Darlington 
Practice Infants’; Mr. G..H. Priestley, from Parra- 
matta to Singleton; Mr. H. R. Baldwin, from Armi- 
dale to Singleton; Mr. Dursley Woodward, from 
North Broken Hill to Wentworthville; Miss E. VY. 
Upton, from Campsie Boys’ to Inverell Boys’; Miss 
Gladys Leamon, from Inverell Boys’ to Inverell Girls’ ; 
Mr. William J. Farry, from Cromer Provisional to 
Albury; Miss Christina Hunter, from Fernlawn 
Provisional to Smithtown; Mr. Keith Fowler, from 
Deniliquin to Wagga South; Miss Margaret Midson, 
trom West Wallsend Infants’ to East Newcastle; 
Mr. J. L. Snushaii, from Wellington to Gardener’s- 
road; Miss Liliian Richards, from Balmain Boys’ to 
Wellington Boys’; Miss Katie South, from Chatswood 
Girls’ to Wellington Girls’; Miss Ethel Harris, from 
Wellington Girls’ to Drummoyne Girls’; Miss C. R. 
Luckie, from Warroo Provisional to Wentworth Falls : 
Miss Sadie Clifford, from Naremburn Girls’ to Werris 
Creek; Mr. J. H. Davies, from Wallarah (relieving) 
to North Broken Hill; Miss Ina Connellan, fromi 
Bearbong Provisional to Wingham; Miss Margaret 
Mansley, from West Wallsend Infants’ to North 
Sydney Infants’ ; Miss Dorothy Farncomb, from Lind- 
field to West Kempsey; Miss Ivey Godfrey, from 


Artarmon Infants’ to Abermain; Miss Hesione 
Pollock, from Auburn Infants’ to Tighe’s Hill 
Infants’; Miss Isabella McPhail, from Auburn 


Infants’ to Muswellbrook; Miss E. @. Francis, fron 
Forest Home Provisional to Bega; Miss KE. WwW. 
Bray, from Ashbridge to Matong; Miss Kathleen 
Mahoney, from Baker’s Creek to New Mexico ; 
Mr. A. E. Broderick, from Cox’s River Junction to 
Stanmore; Miss Amy Hartnett, from Tumblong to 
Albury Boys’ ; Miss Evelyn Templeton, from Blayney 
to Kurri Kurri Infants’; Miss M. E. Pantcn, troin 
Berry to Scone; Miss Hyacinth Keogh, from Denman 
to Raymond Terrace; Miss Dorothy McKervey. from 
Tamworth Infants’ to Tamworth Boys’: Mrs. 'Eliza- 
beth MclXinnon, from Dubbo Infants’ to Hornsby 
Boys’ ; Miss ic Ponton, from Junee to New Lambton 
Infants’; Miss Jessie Roper, from Ashfield Infants’ 
to Forbes Infants’: Miss Kate Mitchell, from Pyr- 
mont Infants’ to Gordon Infants’: Miss Phyllis ‘thom, 
from Avisford to Young Primary; Mrs. Claudia 
Richards, from Bondi Infants’ to West Wyalong; 
Miss Florence. Pendleton, from Bondi Bovs’ té Bondi 
Infants’; Miss HWileen Cunningham, from Thuddungra 
to Thirlmere; Miss Violet Huckstepo, from Kororo to 
Stroud; Miss Venie Donovan, from Henty to Cessnoc'x 
Infants’; Miss Mary McInnes, from Tinones to 
Henty ; Miss Irene Clifford, from Tempe to Wee Waa; 
Miss Winnifred Bates, from. Newtown Girls’ to Byron 
Bay; Mr. Matthew Hickey, from Beecroft to Hornsby ; 
Miss Margaret Souter from Belmore to Woy Woy; 
Mr. James Johnston, from South Granville to Bel- 
more; Miss Kdith Evans, from Tamworth Girls’ to 
Haberfield Primary: Miss Mary Best, from Dubbo 
Boys’ to Warren; Miss Lily Looney, from Warren to 
Mona Vale; Miss Helen Keene, from Mona. Vale to 
Manly Infants’: Mr. W. H. B. Waterhouse, from 
Birchgrove to Bondi: Miss Mary Forsythe, from 
Bomaderry to Woy Woy; Miss Daphne McCorkill, 
from Woy Woy to Corrimal Infants’: Miss Mary Dail- 
houx, from Corrimal Infants’ to Boniaderry; Miss 
Janet Gray, from Hornsby Girls’ to Parkes; Miss 
Katie Mitchell, from Pyrmont Infants’ to Artarmon; 
Miss Elsie Hurrell, from Murwillumbah to Wakefield : 
Miss EB. A. D. Meares, from South Lismore. Infsits’ 
(velieving) to Murwillumbah; Miss M. 8. Gadfrey, 
from Chatsworth Island to Kurri Kurri Infants’; 
Miss Nellie Hooper, from, Waverley Girls’ to Bondi 
Girls’; Miss Euphemia Macintosh, from Campsie. 
Girls’ to Dulwich Hill Girls’; Miss Emma ‘yrer, from 
Croydon Park Boys’ to Croydon Park Infants’; Miss 
Ruth Horrocks, from Crystal-street Girls’ to Crown- 
steet Girls’: Mr. Valentine Costello, from Dailing- 
huist to Pyrmont; Mr. B. L. B. Cotter, from Pyr- 
inont to South Granville; Mr. James Hickey, from 
Dulwich Hill to Canterbury Boys’; Miss Eleanor. 
Jacob, from Cleveland-street Girls’ to Coledalo; Miss: 


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Marie Surtees, from Darlinghurst Infants’ to Mosman 
lufants’; Miss Margaret Cusack, from Petersham 
Cirls’ to Summer Hill Girls’; Miss Ruby Elhott, 
from Drummoyne Girls’ to Petersham Girls’; Miss 
M. Riley, from Leichhardt Girls’: to Drummoyne; 
Mr. Robert Beavis, from Glenmore-road to Kensing- 
ton; Mr. Aubrey Kelly, from Woollahra to Hornsby ; 
Miss Effie Stokes, from Enmore‘ Boys’ to Lismore 
Infants’; Miss K. M. Hogan, from Lismore South 
Infants’ to Wyrallah; Miss H. Harrison, from Five 
Dock Infants’ to Ashfield Infants’; Miss Lily Cart- 
wright, from Ashficld Infants’ to Hnmore Infants’ ; 
Mrs. A. Hodson, from Haberfield Primary to Five 
Dock Primary; Miss J. H. Garnsey, from Gardener’s- 
road Infants’ to Erskineville Infants’; Mr. Cyril 
Daley, from Dinga Dingi to Parramatta; Miss Mary 
Hutchinson, from Telegraph Point to Bourke-street 
Infants’ (relieving); Miss Doris Willis, from Smith- 
town. to Mullumbimby; Miss Una Parkins, from Bun- 
darra to Dalgety; Miss Ethel Willoughby, from Red- 
fern to Albury; Miss Marjorie Leslie, from Goulburn 
High to Kogarah Girls’; Miss Isabella Hunt, from 
North Newtown Intermediate to Cleveland-street 
Girls’; Miss J. Wilson, from Leichhardt Girls’ to 
Pyrmont Boys’; Miss Hthel Hogg, from Pyrmont to 
Leichhardt Girls’; Mr. Edward Huxley, from Kogarah 
to Hurstville; Mr. Thomas E. Kerins, from Hurstville 
to North Sydney; Miss A. E. Wilson, from Redfern 
Girls’ to Darlinghurst Infants’; Miss Pear] Talbot, 
from Parkes to Roseville; Miss F. L. Sinclair, from 
Bingara to Cronulla; Miss M. McGiynn, from Wool- 
lahra Girls’ to Newtown Girls’: Mr. Leopold Gomm, 
from Crown-street to Broken Hill District; Mr. L. A. 
Burley, trom Broken Hill to Alma and North Broken 
Hill; Mr. Fredk. Barsby, from Naremburn and 
Neutral Bay to Crown-street; Mr. H. G. James, from 
Hurstville to Wagea Wagga; Mr. Neil McNeil, from 
Kogarah to Hurstville; Mr. A. C. Baillie, from Bondi 
and Woollahra to Bondi; Mr. EK. Mawson, from 
Cleveland-street to Parramatta; Miss Margaret Stew- 
art, from Lismore Girls’ to Wallsend Boys’; Miss Ida 


Wood, from Albion Park to Bega; Miss E. G. Francis, 


from Forest Home Provisional to Albion Park; Miss 
Zelma Forsythe, from Bondi Infants’ to Scarborough ; 
Miss Vera M. Suters, from Burringbar to Baulkham 
Hills; Miss Elsie McDonald, from Kensington to Pad- 
dington Girls’; Mr. Wilfred Fowler, from Hurstville 
to Kogarah Boys’; Miss M. E. Steele, from Kogarah 
Girls’ to Newtown Girls; Miss Rose Tunchon, from 
Leichhardt to North Broken Hill Boys’; Miss EH. I. 
Bray, from North Auburn to Singleton Girls’; Miss 
Effie Stockes, from Enmore Boys’ to Nicholson-street ; 
Miss EB. J. Guillier, from Delungra to Bingara; Miss 
Catherine McBride, trom Bingara to Delungra; Miss 
Georgina Dobbins, from Woollahra Boys’ to Ultimo 
Boys’; Miss Katie Bergin, from Burwood Girls to 
Petersham Boys; Miss Isabella Hunt, from North 
Newtown Intermediate to Burwood Girls’ (appoint- 
ment Cleveland-street cancelled); Miss Annie Ross, 
from Jathgow Girls’ to Coledale; Miss Mary McAuley, 
from Daigety to Telegraph Point; Mrs. L. Pearce, 
from Forest Lodge to Bourke-street Infants’; Miss 
Ivy Cohen, from Bourke-street Infants’ to Woollahra 
Infants’; Mr. James Macara, from Haberfield to 
Orange Grove; Mr. F. B. Widmer, from Orange Grove 
to Haberfield; Mr. Rowley Bradley, from Shuttleton 
(relieving) to Glebe; Miss Kvelyn McGowan, from 
Tarban to Nimbin; Miss Myrtle Daunt, from Clareval 
Provisional to Stroud; Miss Alice M. Lynch, from 
Numbla to Waratah; Miss Margaret Reardon, from 
North Annandale to Tempe Infants’; Miss Alice 
Quigley, from Peakhurst to North Annandale Prim- 
ary; Miss Hllen B, Law, from Quat Quatta Provisional 
to Ariah Park; Miss Louisa Edwards, from Taree to 
Forest Lodge Infants’; Miss K. F. Butters, from Mos- 
man Girls’ to Parkes Primary; Miss Grace Lusby, 
from Leichhardt to Hunter’s Hill (relieving); Miss 
Olive Cropp, from Nimbin to Wollombi; Miss Frances 
Irwin, from Lakemba to Five Dock Primary; Miss 
Grace Smith, from Cooringoora Provisional to Kelly’s 
Gully ; Miss Irene Hill, from Waverley Girls’ to Yass; 
Miss Lucy Lawrence, from Dulwich Hill to North 
Newtown Infants’; Miss Teresa Tully, from Fort- 
street Girls’ to Cobar; Miss Zilda T. Lewis, trom Cook’s 
Hill Girls’ to Canbelego: Miss Agnes Snedden, from 
Cobar to Cook’s Hill;; Mr. Oliver Fox. from Largs 
(relieying) to Hamilton; Miss EK. R. Eipper, from 
Scene to Cessnock Boys’; Miss G. Lewis, from Chats- 
wood Boys' to William-street Boys’ (relieving); Miss 
Clara Bell, from Arncliffe to Scone. 

Assistants on Probation.—Miss Mary Corcoran, 
from Rozelle Infants’ to West Wallsend Infants’ ; 
Miss Hilda Jarman, from Nicholson-street to Lismore 
Infants’; Miss Essie Brooks, from Kurri Kurri_ to 
Walgett; Miss Ethel McLean, from Albury Boys’ to 


[5 Jury, 1918. 


Ardlethan; Miss Muriel Baker, from Kogarah Infants’ 
to Murwillumbah; Miss Mary McGregor, trom Gordon 
Primary to Wallabadah; Miss M. T. O’Connor, from 
Casino to Dobie’s Bight; Miss Ivy W. Bowling, from 
Mosman Boys’ to Armidale Boys; Miss Muriel Smith, 
from Kurri WKurri to Chatsworth Island; Miss Amelia 
Northmore, from Barraba to Manilla; Miss M. King, 
from Dulwich Hill Girls’ to Delegate; Miss M. Baker, 
from Waverley Girls’ to Bingara; Miss Elizabeth 
Thorneycroft, from Scarborough to Milton; Miss 
Muriel Duncan, from Byron Bay to Goonellebah; Miss 
Amy Punch, from Waratah to Burringbar; Miss 
Maggie Black, from Uranguinty to Uranquinty; Miss 
Flora Lawrie, from Grestord to Bundarra; Miss Rita 
Martin, from North Annandale to Ardlethan; Miss 
Zillah Campbell, from Kumungerie to Chatswood. 

_ Junior Assistants.—Miss Vera G. Playford, from 
Singleton Boys’ to Singleton Infants’; Miss Bessie 
Ivers, from Double Bay to Rozelle Infants’; Miss 
Hllene Bonner, from Peakhurst to Lilyville; Mr. 
Bruce Duncan, from Hurstville to Haberfield; Mr. 
F, A. French, from Blaxland’s Ridge (relieving) to 
Rockdale. 

Ex-Students.—Miss R. Bembrick, from Neutral 
Bay to Inverell; Miss Phillis Basham, from Wool- 
lahra Infants’ to Junee; Miss R. G. Grace, from 
Banks’ Meadow to Erskineville Girls; Mr. <A, G. 
Spicer, from Parkes to Rozelle; Miss Agnes Crowley, 
from North Bankstown to Barraba; Miss Daisy 
Thompson, from Crow’s Nest Infants’ to Crown- 
street Infants’; Miss Edra Matthews, from Erskine- 
ville Infants’ to Newtown Girls’: Miss Tamar Mel- 
drum, from Lidcombe to Kegworth Infants’; Mr. 
Mervyn MeInnes, from Gardener’s-road to Neutral 
Bay and Woollahra; Mr. H. R. Walton, from Parra- 
matta to Burwood ; Miss Winifred Wright, from Dar- 
linghurst Girls’ to Waitson’s Bay; Miss Millicent 
Taylor, from Armidale to Hamilton Girls’; Miss A. 
Layman, from Summer Hill Infants’ to Lismore In- 
fants’; Miss Florence Edwards, from Bexley Girls’ to 
Rozelle Boys’; Miss Barbara Shaw, from Erskine- 
ville Boys’ to Forbes District; Miss Sydna Leslie, 
from Forest Lodge Infants’ to Forbes Boys’ 
(Secondary). 

Teachers of Manual Training.—Mr. F. J. Mitchell, 
from Darlinghurst to Albion-street; Mr. S. G. Gather- 
cole, from Albion-street to Darlinghurst; Mr. J. A. 
McIntosh, from Mudgee to Kurri Kurri; Mr. H, B. 
Morgan, from Erskineville to Wollongong; Mr, J. P. 
Travers, from Newtown to Erskineville; Mr, G. F. 
Branch, from Kurri Kurri to Bourke-street; Mr. 
A. H. Brown, from Bourke-street to Paddington ; 
Mr. G. D, Parr, from Paddingion to Newtown; Mr. 
W. T. Delacour, from Ashfield and Glebe to Newtown 
(Metal Work); Mr. A. S. Beaver, from Adamstown 
and Wickham to Hurstville; Mr. V. A. Green, from 
Burwood to Cleveland-street. 

Teachers of Cookery.—Mrs. C. Smythe, from Bur- 
wood (temporary) to Lithgow and Katoomba; Miss 
Annie Brown, from Rozelle to North Sydney (tem- 
porary); Miss Kliza Degotardi, from North Sydney 
to Burwood; Miss Ruby Dettmann, from Marrick- 
ville to Camperdown; Miss M. St. Smith, from Cam- 
perdown to Marrickville. 

Teachers of Needlework.—Mrs. Jessie Bowling, 
from Gordon Primary to Armidale Girls’; Miss Alma 
James, from Armidale to Gordon Primary. 





EXTENSION OF PERIOD OF PROBATION, 
DEPARTHENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the probationary period in connection with the 
appointment of 
Mr. Charles Alfred MacKinnon, Clerk, in this Depart- 
ment, being extended until the 3lst December, 
1918 (Ms. 1918-4,053-152), 


J, C, L. FITZPATRICK, 





RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice ef the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignations of 

Miss Ethel M, Smith, Teacher of Dressmaking, 
Grafton and District, and Miss Elsie Smith, © 
‘Teacher of Dressmaking, Armidale Trades School, 
—as from 31st Mareh, 1918. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, 





& Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 8&5 


3371 

















DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTCRNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 
Mr. Richard Victor Shield, Clerk, District Court 
Office, of his position in the Public Service, —his 
last day of service to be the 30th June, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


RETIREMENTS. 

COLOWIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS f#xcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 
Mr. Mrnest T. Andrew, Reader, Government Printing 
Office,—his last day of service being 8th June, 

i918. d ace hte 

ge GC, L, FITZPATRICK, 


(E.M. 357] 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the retire- 
ment from the Public Service of 
Miss Rebecca Todd, Typist, Department of Public 

Works. Last day of service, Ist November, 1918. 

R. T. BALL. 











DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GEKERAL AND OF JUSTiCL. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. Henry McVeagh, Sheriff’s Officer, &c., Tam- 
worth, being retired from the Public Service, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 63 of 
the ‘‘Publie Service Act, 1902,’’—his last day of 
service to be the 24th September, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of 


Mr. Aubrey Murray Palmer Mowle, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Paddington, 
being retired from the Public Service, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of section 67 of the 
Public Service Act, 1902,’’—his last day of service 
to be the 3lst May, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND, 


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“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





(E.S:) PROCLAMATION. / 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


i pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,’ in. the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 


Date. Locality. 
Friday, 19th July, 1918... ne A ... Merrygoen and Mundooran Districts. 
Tuesday, 23rd July, 1918 ... aes be .. Gunning Shire. 
Wednesday, 24th July, 191S sap Ay ... Gulgong Municipality and Wyaldra Shire. 
Friday, 26th July, 1918... ‘ie he ... Brewarrina Municipality. 
Saturday, 27th July, 1918 ... =a Bs ... Brewarrina Municipality. 
Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 ee 546 ... Mungindi District. 


Thursday, 22nd August, 1918 es ... Parkes, Forbes, and Peak Hill Districts. 
_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of July, 1918, 
By His Exccllency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Witttam AppLecate Guiiick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-strest, 11th July, 1918. 


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No. 87.] 


FRIDAY, 12 JULY. 


[1918. 








PROCLAMATION—“‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


Sir WattEr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 

State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 

the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1916,’ and with 

the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 

Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 


Tur ScHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or TumBaruMBA; Hoxsroox ANnp 
TUMBARUMBA SHIRES. 


Mundaroo State Forest, No. 646. 


All, that area or tract of country comprising parts 
of the parishes of Coppabella_ and Yarara, county: of 
Goulburn, and the parish of Jingellic East, county of 
Selwyn, in the State of New South Wales, embracing 
an area of 4,910 acres, more or less: Commencing at 
the south-west corner of portion 72, parish of Craven, 
county of Selwyn; and bounded thence by a line 
westerly 50 chains to a point in the parish of Yarara, 
county of Gouiburn; thence by lines south 76 chains, 
east 50 chains, and south to the south side of the 
public road from Jingellic to Tumbarumba; thence 
by that side of that road westerly to the north-east 
corner of portion 106, parish of Coppabella; thence 
by 2 line partly formed by the east boundary of that 
portion and an east boundary of portion 167 southerly 
to a point south 60 chains from the south-east corner 
of the lastmentioned corner; thence by lines west 
and south to the north-west corner of conditional lease 
663; thence by the north boundary of that conditional 
lease easterly to a point south of the south-west corner 
of portion 68, parish of Jingellic East; thence by.a 
line, the west and north boundaries of that portion to 


its ‘north-east corner; thence by a line northerly to | 


the range forming the parish boundary; thence by 
that range westerly to the range forming, the, boun- 
dary between the counties of Selwyn and, Goulburn ; 
thence by that range generally northerly to the 
south-west corner of portion 72, parish of Craven, 
county of Selwyn, first mentioned, the point of com- 
mencement; excluding that part of the main road from 
Jingellic to Tumbarumba, within the above-described 
boundaries. 

Nore,—The ahove is proclaimed in lieu of reserves 
39,495 and 21,860 and that part of reserve 2,422 
within the above-described boundaries from sale for 
preservation and growth of timber, notified 29th July, 
1905, 8th December, 1894, and 10th May, 1880, which 
are hereby revoked. 


[F. 1916-4,112; and 1917-2,664-3] 


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CENTRAL AND EASTERN DIVISIONS. 


Lanp Districts or TumBARUMBA anp TUMBARUMBA 
NortH; Horsroox SuHine. 


Carabost State Forest, No. 647. 


Ail that area or tract of country comprising parts 
of the parishes of Yarara, county of Goulburn, and 
Carabost and Bulalgee, county of Wynyard, in ‘the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 
20,900 acres, more or less: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 72, parish of Craven, county of 
Selwyn; and bounded thence by a line westerly to the 
east boundary of an area set apart for: additional 
conditional purchase at 8s. 4d. per acre, notified 6th 
April, 1910, parish of Yarara, county of Goulburn; 
thence by part of that boundary and a nerth boundary 
of that! area’ to the east boundary of portion “88; 
thence by part of the cast boundary of that portion, 
the east boundaries of portions 81 and 82 to the | 
summit of the ridge forming the boindary hetween ~ 
the Wastern ‘and Central Divisions; thence by that 
boundary in the parishes of Carabest and Bulalgee, 


3376 


county of Wynyard, to a point 10 chains in reect- . 
angular distance south of the south-east corner of | 


portion 47, parish of Carabost, county of Goulburn; 
thence by a line easterly 30 chains to a point in the 
parish of Bulalgee, county of Wynyard, southerly 65 
chains, and easterly to the west boundary of portion 
56; thence by part of the west and the south boundary 
of that portion and part of the south boundary of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 87,377, notified 


1th March, 1904, to the west boundary of reserve 


1,346 (M) from sale for mining and mining purposes, 
notified 30th September, 1914; thence by that side of 
that reserve, the north-western boundaries of an ‘area 
set apart for additional holdings at £1 6s. 8d. per 
acre, and portion 16, the west and south boundaries 


of the latter portion, the south boundary of the area | 
set apart for additional heldings aforesaid, and a 


line easterly to the left bank of Pennyweight Oreek; 
by that bank of that creek upwards to the north-east 
corner of portion 17; thexiee by~the north and west 
boundaries of that portion and the west and south 
boundaries of portién 18 ta the left bank of Penny- 
weight Creek aforesaid; thenee by that bank of that 
creek northerly to a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 13: by a line partly formed by the 
south boundaries,of portions 138, 14, and 15; and by 


the east. boundary. ofthe latter,portion and its pro-_, 

4 ay to the south side of the public | 
lagea to Tuufbarumba; thence by that — 
side of that "road easterly to the range forming the” 


longation. norther 
road fre W 


houndary between the counties of Wynyard and 
Selwyn; thence by that boundary and the boundary 
between the counties of Selwyn and Goulburn south- 
erly to the north-west corner of portion 72, parish 
of Craven, county of Selwyn, the point of commence- 


ment :—excluding, that. part .of conditional..purchase..., 
lease 284. Wagga, narish of Craven, within the above-. 


described boundaries, .... .. 


Nore.—The above is proclaimed in lien of reserve 
2.497 from sale for preservation and growth of timber, 
notified 10th May, 1880, which is hereby revoked, 
also the parts of reserve 1,918 and extension from 
sale for preservation and growth of timber, notified 
30+h March, 1878, and 9th July, 1884, resnectively, 
within the above-described boundaries, which parts 
are hereby revakede> >» 5 
[F. 1915-4.112] 

Signed..and..sealed...at...Sydney,~this.sixthday.-of 
May, 1918: ; 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME. 


[5644] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








NOTTEFICATION OF APPROPRIATION AND RE- 
SUMPTION OF LAND FOR RAILWAY PUR- 
POSHS UNDER THE, “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 
1912,” ’ , 





PROCLAMATION 
Naw Sourtn Watzs, | By His Excellency Sir Wares 
to wit. Epwaxp Dayipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distin- 
guished Order of Saint Michael 
.¢ CUM) and Saint George, Governor of 
the State of New South Wales 
W. E. Davinson, and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Austraha. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of rail- 
way between Stockinbingal and Forbes, by provision 
of railway quarry at Tubbul-road, which work ap- 
pears to the Commissioners necessary, and is such 
work as the Commissioners are authorised to carry 
out. pursuant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 
1912.”? as amended by the ‘‘Government Railways 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’’ and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such work will not exceed the sum 
of £20,000; and whereas the said land is, in my 
opimion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, theretore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’? do hereby direct, that the 
said work shall be carried out under the ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912,’’ by the said Commissioners, who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shall be 
deemed te be the Constructing Authority: And in 


further pursuance of the provisions of the said Acts 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


‘that portion bearing north, 89 d 





[12 Jury, 1918. 





I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 


and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the pro- 
visions contained.in Division I of Part V of the said 
Act, and“T do declare by this notification to be pub 
lished in the Government Gazette, and in one or more 
newspaperspublished or circulated in the Police Dis- 
trict wherein the said land is situated, that the Crown 
and Private Lands comprised within the description 
set forth in the Schedule hereto have been respectively 
appropriated and resumed for the public purpose here- 
inbefore expressed, that is to say,—tor maintaining 
the traffic on the existing line of railway between 


‘Stockinbingal and Forbes by provision of railway 


quarry at Tubbul-road, to the intent that upon the 
publication of this notification in the Gazette the 
said land described in the Schedule hereto shall 
forthwith be vested in. the said Constructing 
Authority on behalf of His..Maiesty for the pur- 
poses of the said ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” for an 
estate in feo simple in possession freed and discharged 
from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, con- 
traets, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other easements 
whatsoever, and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, together with all powers incident thereto, 
or conferred by that Act, shall be vested in such 
Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And Lefeclare 
that the following is the Schedule* of Jand hercin- 
betome réiciran tg i FE Se Fe a rele | 
5@8 © © Somevug. 67 £€S GAS 

All that piece of land situate’in the parish of 
Tubbul county of Bland and State of New South 
Wales being part of portion 149 of 146 acres 3 roods 


| 10 perehes ex railway and portion 212 of 545 acres 1 


rood 25 perches ex railway Commencing at the north- 
western corner of portion 149 aforesaid thence bounded 
on..the north, by-part of -the»nerthern jboundary of 

) hy ; egrees’ 573 minutes 
east 3,200 links. thence bounded om the east south- 
east and south by lines bearing south 0 degrees 232 
minutes east 2.000 links south 31 degrees 40 minutes 
west 3,014.3/10 links;and north 89 degrees 53 minutes 
west 800 links thence on the south-west by part of the 


_ north-eastern boundary of the railway line from 


Forbes to Stockinbingal being a curved line of 2,075 
links radius 450 links long and whose cord bears north 

5 degrees 33 1/3 minutes west.449 2/10 Jinks north 
Hs ark ees = eae west net 8/10 links north 
7 degrees 35 1/3 minutes west 1,399 links & 
again on “thé north by part of the era are : 
of portion 212 aforesaid bearing east 157 3/10 links 
thence again’ on the south-west by part of the north: “. 
eastern houndary of land resumed for the Forbes to 
Stockinbingal Railway . aforesaid. bearing north=17— 
degrees 35 1/3 minutes west 1,3141 links and thence 
on the west by part of the eastern side ofa: road 150 
iinks wide hearing north 0 degrees 16 minutes west » 
1.134 8/10 links to the point of commencement con- | 
taining about 111 acres 1 rood 33 perches and said té 
be the property of Robert Hinton et 


In witness whereof I have hereunto. set my) hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed, at Sydney, this second day’ of 
May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, and in the eighth 
year of His Maiesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s: Command, 
Rvvbe ee LE 
[182] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








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NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND FOR 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE ‘PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1912.” i 





PROCLAMATION. 


New Soutn Wats, } By His Excellency Sir Watter 
to wit. Kpwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


(1.8.) George, Governor of the State of 

New South Wales and its Depen- 

W.E.Davipson,  dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. ' 


\ THEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 

South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of railway 
between Murrumburrah and Blayney by provision of 
lecomotive depot at Cowra, which work ‘appears. to 
the Commissioners necessary, and is .such. work; as. 


12 Jury, 1918.] 





the Commissioners are authorised to carry out pur- 
suant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 1912,’’ as 
amended by the ‘‘Government Railways (Amendment) 
Act, 1916,’ and it is estimated that the cost of com- 
pleting such work will not exceed the sum of £20,000: 
And whereas the said land is, in my opinion, required 
for carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, I, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, in pursuance of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912,’ do hereby direct that the said work shall be 
carried out under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” by 
the said Commissioners, who, in respect of the said 
work, I hereby declare shall be deemed to be the 
Constructing Authority: And in further, pursuance 
of the provisions of the said Act, I do hereby direct 
that the said land may be acquired and taken for 
the purposes aforesaid under the provisions contained 
in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, and I do 
declare by this notification to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein 
the said land is situated, that the Private Lands 
comprised within the description set forth in the 
Schedule hereto have been resumed for the public pur- 
pose hereinbefore expressed, that is to say,—for main- 
taining the traffic on the existing line of railway be- 
tween Murrumburrah and Blayney, by provision of 
locomotive depét at Cowra, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Gazette the 
said land described in the Schedule hereto shall forth- 
with he vested. in the said Constructing Authority on 
behalf of His Majesty for the purposes of the said 
‘Public Works Act, 1912,’’ for an estate in fee simple 
in possession freed and discharged from all trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, 
rates, rights-of-way. or other easements whatsoever, 
and to’ the intent that the legal estate therein, to- 
gether with all powers incident. thereto, or conferred 
hy that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the follow- 
ing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the parish of Cowra 
county of Bathurst and State of New South Wales 
being part of portion 22 of 1,127 acres Commencing 
at the intersection of the southern side of Parkes- 
street; as shown on. plan No. 1,244 deposited in the 
Office of the Resistrar-General Sydney with the east- 
ern boundary of the Murrumburrah to Blayney rail- 
wav thence bounded on the north by part of that side 
of Parkes-street hearing south 89 degrees 43 minutes 
east 291 3/10 links thence generally on the east bv 
lines Bearing south 11 degrees 114 minutes east 2,073 
4/10 links and south 15 degrees 52} minutes west 
2203 4/10 links thence on the south by a line bearing 
north 88 degrees 574 minutes west 266 6/10 links and 
thence on the west by part of that eastern railway 
boundary aforesaid bearing north | degree 24 minutes 
east 4151 7/10 links to the point of commencement 
containing about, 24 acres 0 roods 81 perches and gaid 
to be the property of Colin Campbell. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed, at Sydney, this twenty-seventh 

' day of June, in the vear of our Lord, one 
Thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and in 
the ninth year of His Maiesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


[181} GOD SAVE THE KING! 








“LOCAL, GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sir Warrer Evwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
9 . the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the “Local Government Act 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Procla- 
mation, hereby order that the powers set out in the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





3377 


' Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 


such powers on the Councils of the respective Munici- 
palities and Shire named in such Schedule. 


onenes and sealed at Sydney, this third day of July, 
1 8, We ee 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


POWER CONFRRRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WEST MAITLAND © 


(1918-243-153-374). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xxxIv. The rearrangement and beautification of 
the area, and the acquisition of land, 
streets, buildings, &c., therefor, to- 
gether with the sale or lease of land 
or buildings after such rearrangement, 





POWER. CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF PARKES 
(1918-274-176-483). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is covferred, are set out hereunder ;:— 

Paragraph. Function. 

tm. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 





POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF RYLSTONE 


(1918-116-141-389). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers which 
-are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 
Paragraph. Function. 
1x. The acquisition or erection and maintenance 
of a shire hall, or of any municipal 
building other than those required for 
office purposes. 


LI. The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 

' vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 

in any cemetery or land in any case 

where such course appears to the Coun- 

cil to be necessary for the prevention 

of the pollution of any water supply, 

er for the better protection of the 

health of residents in the neighbonr- 

hood of such cemetery or land. F2] 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watrer Epwarn Davipson, the Governor 
« of the State of New South Wales and its 
Denendencies. in the Commonwealth of Australian. 
with the advice of the Executive Council of the said 
State, in pursuanes of the power and authoritv vested 
in me by the ‘Tocal Government Act, 1996,’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, and by the Ordinances 
therennder, do, by this mv Proclamation, apply to 
the Shire of Knrobodella Ordinances Nos. 10 and 13, 
under the said Tocal Government Acts, respecting 
“Voting by Post.” proclaimed in the Government 
Gazette of 14th May, 1908, together with all amend- 
ments thereof snhseauent to the aforesaid date. 
[1918-104-901-144] 
inane and sealed at Sydney, this third day of July, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[7491] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION, 


(u.8.) 
W. E., DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
if Sir Wauter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
#4 — the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursut 
ance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’’? as amended by subsequent Acts, and »with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do hereby, by this 
my Proclamation, declare the Low Level Timber Beam 
Bridge recently constructed over the Murrumbidgee 
River sat Tenandra, on the voad from Junee, to 


Tumblong, situate on boundary between Ilabo and, 


Adjungbilly Shires, to be a national work. 
[R. and B. 1918-77-5-216] 


‘ ‘Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of July, 


By His Excellency’s Command, | 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[7] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


‘“eLOGAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS, | 


NotiFicaTion oF Receipt or APPLICATIONS BY 
CouNciILs FoR ADDITIONAL PowERs. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’? »as 
amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies. that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shire to acquire the right to exercise 
the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under the 
names of the said Municipality and Shire respectively. 
Any number of ratepayers.of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of the 
zatepayers) may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after the date of this notification, to direct that 
a poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken 
on the question whether the powers applied for shall 
be conferred: on the respective Councils. Any such 
petition should be sent under cover to the Minister 
administering the said, Local Government Acts, and 
must comply with the provisions of Ordinance No, 21 


thereunder. 
pee JOHN, D, FITZGERALD, 


Minister. 





Department of Local Government. 
te Sydney, 12th July,:1918. 





es SAE iv ScHEDULE. as 
APPLICATION: FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF PICTON 
puree (1918-279-143-493), 

The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticnlar powers may be acquired, and. the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (6), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FoR. 


Paragraph. Function. 

IV. The watering of streets. 

Vie The compulsory connection of buildings in 
<oirp aver municipalities, towns, and villages with 
2 the sewers of ‘the Council, and the re- 

| moval and disposal of sewage. 
Hi mWil The establishment and maintenance of fire 
brigades and. stations in towns. 
_x. . The construction, establishment, and main-° 


tenance within its area of cattle sale- 
yards and ebattoirs. 

xi, The provision and maintenance and man- 
agement of public cemeteries. 

The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of public urinals, closets, and 
lavatories, 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public libraries. 


EN. Sh Ht 


EE VIL. 


ax. 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
and. .mechanies’ institutes, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





_The provision, maintenance, and manage- | 


[12 Juxy, 1918. | 








‘Lhe regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and ‘ 
(b) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. . 

The rearrangement and beautification of 
the area, and the acquisition of land, 
streets, buildings, &c., theretor, to- 
gether with the sale or lease of land 
or buildings after such rearrangement. 

The carrying out jointly by Councils of 
undertakings authorised by the Act, for 
the mutual benefit of their areas, and 
the joint control, regulation, manage-' 
ment, and maiatenance thereof. ; 

The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and of 
oysters and crustacese, and of rabbits, 
poultry, and game. 

The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving’ 
animals in public places. — ' 

The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or’ buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of» 

' buildings erected, or to be erected,- 
thereon, ‘ 

The regulation and control of the solicita- 
tion or collection in public places. of 
sifts of money, or of subscriptions for. 
any purpose, 

tu. The advertising of the advantages of the. 
area for purposes of settlement. or 
tourmg. i 

The supply and sale of stone or gravel 
from the Council’s quarries or pits. 


XXXII. 


XXXIV. 


XXXVI. 


xxivVH. 


XLII. 


XLIII. 


XLV. 


LHI. 





APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF UPPER HUNTER 
(1918-31-110-470). 

The paragraph, of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 


which the Council has made application as prescribed 


in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR, 
Function. 

The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being ani- 
mals which have been or may hereafter 
be declared noxious under the ‘‘Pas- 
tures Protection Act, 1902,’ or any Act 
amending the same. [7508 | 


Paragraph. 
ViUIl. 








—_— how 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”7 AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 
Sanrraky anp Ganpace Fres. | 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Fixecutire Couneil, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent. Acts, has been pleased to 


‘approve of the action of the Councils of the Munici- 


patities named in the Schedule hereto in fixing, subject 
to such approval, the fees and charges set out in such 
Schedule with respect to the services named. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister, 
Department of Local Government. 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF GOULBURN 
(1918-206-129-226).. 

For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the scaveng- 
ing area of the Municipality—For emptying one 
pan once weekly, or for attendance for the pur- 

» , pose. of such emptying, seven shillings and. threes 
pence. (7s. 3d.) per pan per quarter of thirteen 
weeks, additional emptyings to be charged for’ 
pro rata. If the account is paid within twenty- 
one Gays from the service of the notice, a rebate 
of one shilling (1s.) wilt he allowed on each seven 
shillings and. threepence (7s. adi), 


12 Jory, 1918.] 





MUNICIPALITY OF WILOANNIA 
(1918-322-157-646). 


Sanitary. Service: For the removal and disposal of 
night-soil within the Municipality—Kight pence 
(8d.) for every visit of the Council’s employees, 

or Contractor, or Contractor’s employees to pre- 
mises within the said Municipality for the pur- 
pose of such removal. (These fees to be in lieu 
of those notified in Government Gazette No. 71 
of the 7th May, 1913.) 


Garbage Service: For the removal and disposal of 
garbage within the Municipality—Threepence 
(3d.) per removal of each receptacle of not more 
than 3 cubic feet capacity. [7557 | 








‘LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS, 


NotirrcaTiIon .oF RECEIPT o¥ APPLICATIONS BY 
Councits FOR ADDITIONAL POWERS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’? as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities to acquire the right to exercise the 
powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under the 
names of the said Municipalities respectively. 


Any number of ratepayers of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of the rate- 
payers) may petition the Governor, within sixty days 
after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken on 
the question whether the powers applied for shall be 
conferred on the respective Councils. Any such peti- 
tion should be sent under cover to the Minister ad- 
ministering the said Local Government Acts, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 there- 


under. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister, 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


ScHEDULE. 
APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF HAMILTON 
(1918-215-147-253). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powets may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Conncil has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (é), are set out hereunder :-— 


NATURE or ADDITIONAL PowWERS APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. Function. 

xxvi. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or Improvement. 

xiv. ‘The regulation and control of the solicita- 


tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
‘any purpose. 


L. The regulation and collection of fees for 
the agistment of animals on commons 
or other lands under the control of 
municipal councils. 





APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF WARIALDA 
(1918-315-137-632). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
In section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Natures of ADDITIONAL PowERS APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. Function, 


xXvul. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public libraries. 


The regulation and supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for sale, con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by car- 
ease or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 


XLT. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 87, 


| £200] 





removal of other meat and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse, [7356] | 


3379 





Premier's Department, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 
that he is in receipt of a communication from 
the Secretary of State for the Colonies intimating that 
His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to 
grant permission for the Australian Historical’ Society 
to use the prefix ‘‘Royal.”’ : 
W. A. HOLMAN. 


Premier’s Department, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that he is in receipt of a communication 
from M. Paul Marcus intimating that, pending the 
arrival of M. Chayet’s successor, he has been entrusted 
with the duties of Acting Consul-General for France 


from the Ist July, 1918. 
W.A. HOLMAN. 


£201] 





[199] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
PASTURES PROTECTION. ACT, 1912.” 
it is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned ‘gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of , tho 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz:— 
a CANONBA. 
Mr. H, E. Hunt, of Wyoming, Dandaloo, 
[1918-4,831-91 P.P.| 
CooNABARABRAN. 
Mr. Cecil George Leslie Sykes, of Mundooran, vice 
Mr. P. R. Makinson, resigned. 
[1918-4,840-103 P.P.] 
QUEANBEYAN. 
Mr. William Bates, of Williamsdale. 
Sergeant Ist Class Osborne Holmes Parker, of Quean« 
‘ heyan. ' 
Sergeant 3rd Class Michael Lynch, of Bungendore, 
vice Sergeant Stinson, transferred. 
[1918-4,872-397 P.P.] 
Picton. 
Constable Ist Class Thomas Donnelly, of The Oaks. 
[1918-4,858-401 P.P.] 
TAMWORTH. 
Messrs. Charles Sampson, of Kelvin, and G. W.. Mere- 
dith, of Warrah Creek, Willow Tree. 
Constable Frederick Regan, of Currabubula, vice Con- 
stable Young, transferred. 
Constable Walter F. Smith, of Mullaley, vice Con- 
stable Ross, transferred, 
[1918-4,848-401 P.P.] 


WAGGA, 
Messrs. Thomas Fraser, of Aberfeldy, Wagga, and 
Daniel F. M. McNickle, of Harefield. 


Ist Class Constable W EF. Searson, of Tareutta, 
[1918-4,849-401 P.P.] 
WaRIALDA. 
Constable Kenneth David Ross, of Pallamallawa. 
[1918-4,968-397 P.P.] 
W. C. GRAHAMP. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve. of 
the appointment of 
Sergeant Third Class Montgomery Jones, stationed at 
Armidale, as an Inspector of Weights and Mea- 
sures, in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Weights and Measures Act, 1915,’ and the 
“Weights and Measures (Amendment) Act, 1916,”’ 
to take effect from the 17th February, 1918, vice 
Sergeant Colyer. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 

Alexander Willoughby Britton, Secretary, Depart- 
___ment of Navigation; ‘ 
Prcwe: Henry Coughlan, of Elizabeth-street, Single- 


. to 3 

William Henry Dean, of Fitzroy-street, Barraba: 
John J ames Emery, of Castlereagh ; ; 
James Gailer, of Coff’s Harbour; 

James Dingwall Ernest Walter, of Tumbarumha: 
Phiiip White, of Bectric ; ‘ 
Nbomae Manning Woodlands, of Canowindra :—Es« 
ures, 


GEORGE W. FULLER, 


. 3380 
CORRECTION IN NAME. 

‘CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. _ ey | 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of thé 
xecutive Couneil, has approved of the name of 

Nicholaas Anne Van Wessem, care of Messrs. Flavelle 

Brothers, 340 George-street, Sydney, being substi- 


tuted for that of Nicholaas Ann Van Wessem .on 
thé list 6f .Justices of the Peace for the State of 


New South Wales. 
GHORGE W. FULLER. 


RESIGNATION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 





‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Hxecutive Council, 
tendered by in | 
Mr. Ernest’ Harcourt Page, late Assistant Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, Newcastle, of his position as 4 
Justice of the Peace for the State of New South 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Wales. 
PROMOTION. 
; CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMERT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
inspectors 1st Class John Peterswald and Frederick 
Alfred Ernest Thom being promoted to the rank 
of Acting Supérintendent of Police,—to take 
effect in each instance from the Ist July, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE: 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
George Atkin, Esquire, Police Magistrate, Armidale, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 


has accepted the | resignation 


-_— 





sing Court for the Licensing District of Tam-- 


worth, for a further period not exceeding one 
month,—from the 7th July, 1918. 

Sergeant David Menary, stationed at Singleton, to bé 
an, Inspector under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,” for 
the Licensing District of Singleton, vice Sergeant 
Sagan ie transferred,—from the 2Ist June, 

Frederick William Smith. Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Mitchell, to act only dur- 
ing the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a 
period not exceeding six months;—from the 2nd 
July, 1918. 


Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Sub-Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for 
the Licensing Districts preceding their names, from 
the dates specified, viz. : — 

Newcastle—Inspector Robert Edgar Hood, stationed 
at Newcastle,—from the 16th May, 1918. 

Metropolitan—Inspector William Charles Bowler, sta- 
tioned at Balmain, vice Inspector Brown,—from 
the 24th June, 1918. 

Metropolitan—Sergeant George Brown, stationed. at 
No. 1 (Clarence-street) Station, vice Inspector 
Bowler,—from the lst July, 1918. 

Bathurst—Sergeant John O’Farrell, stationed 
Bathurst,—from the 22nd June, 1918, 

Broken Hill—Sergeant Frederick James Collings, sta- 
tioned at Broken Hill,—from the 15th July, 1918. 

THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 

their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 

subsection 1, of the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ from the dates 

specified, viz, :-— 

Bathurst—Constable Ernest James Stephenson, sta- 
tioned at Sofaia,—from the 2ist June, 1918, 
Albury—Constable James’ Francis Smith, stationed at 

Culcairn,—tfrom the 22nd June, 1918. 


DAVID R. HALL. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


John Holbrook Turner, Esquire, to be Deputy Licen- 
sing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of White Cliffs, to act only dur- 
ing the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for 
a further period not exceeding twelve. months,— 
from thé Ist December, 1917. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


at 





‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. ‘87. 


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[12 Jony, 1918. 





[176] Department’ of Publis Instruction, 


Sydney, 9th July, 1918. 


HUMULA SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the 
L offices of William Orr Clyde, Robert Cheney, and 
William Abbott (all deceased), and R.: S. Douglas 
(resigned), as 'l'rustees of the land held for the pur- 
‘poses of a School of Arts at Humula, have been de- 
clared vacant, and that the undermentioned gentle- 
men have been elected in their places as Trustees, 
at a Special General Meeting of the Members, held in 
accordance with the provisions of the 14th section 
of the ‘Trustees of Schools of Arts Enabling Act, 
1902.”’ I, therefore, as Minister of Public Instruc- 
tion, in pursuance of the power given me in the same 
section; hereby approve of the undermentioned gentle- 
men to be ‘Trusteés of the aforesaid institution, 


y Messrs. Daniel Denis Cheney. 
Robert McCracken. 
Kdward Joseph Rogers, 


John Tresilian. “Eee 
_ AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





Department of Hducation, 
Sydney, 14th June, 1918. 
. NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ia is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


BAaNksTowN Soxprers’ SETTLEMENT. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, 


(7348) 








[163] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


BLAND SHIRE. 
REGULATIONS UNDER ‘iin a Usb or Frre Act, 
12. : 


A bE subjoined regulations, made under the provi- 

sions of the ‘“‘Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912,’ for 
controiling burning-off operations ‘within’ the Bland 
Shire, having been approved by His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
are published in accordance with the requirements of 


the above-cited Act. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


(a) Tne occupier of any land in the Shire of Bland 
may, except during the months of November, Dec- 
ember, and January burn any straw, stubble, 
grass, or herbage, or ignite any wood or other in- 
flammable material on such land after he has 
cleared of inflammable substance a space of land 
around the straw, stubble, grass, or herbage in- 
tended to be burnt, or wood or other inflammable 
material intended to be ignited, of not less than 
sixty-six feet in breadth; and after he has given 
to the occupiers of all land contiguous to the land 
from or on which the straw, stubble, grass, or 
herbage is intended to be burnt, or wood or other 
inflammable material to be ignited, notice in wrii- 
ing at least twenty-four hours before burning or 
igniting as aforesaid of the time at which it is 
his intention so to burn or ignite. 


(6) The occupier of any grass lands in such Shire may, 


except during the months of October, November, 
December, January, and February, between 5 


o’clock in the afternoon and 4 o’clock in the fore- 
noon burn off any grass or herbage from any such 
land in his occupation after giving the like notice 
in writing as hereinbefore directed of his intention 
so to do to the oceupiers of all land contiguous to 
the land from which the grass or herbage is in- 
tended to be burned. 





Office of the Minister of Publie Health, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


[159] 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
; the Executive Council, has been pleaséd, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 7 of the 
‘Sydney Hospital Act, 1881,’ te nominate. Hugh 
Joseph Ward, Ksquire, as a Director of the Sydney 
Fiospital, in room of F. G. Sargood, Hsquire, whose 
resignation from the Board of Directors has been 


duly accepted, 
JOHN D, FITZGERALD. 


12. unr, 1918] 





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+ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No..387. 





-3381 


Defartmerit? of babour and Industry, 


Sydney, 12th J is 1918, 


HIS Excellency the Geverhad with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
been pleased to approve of the following Regulation amending the Regula- 
tions under the Industria) Arbitration Act, 1912, made by the Judges of 
the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, under the authority 
of the said Act, which Regulation is now published in accordance with the 
requirements of section 73 of the Act. 
G. S. BEEBY, 
\ ; Minister for Labour and Industry. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION AOT, 1912. 
_ Wednesday, the 3rd day of July, 1918. 
WE, CHARLES GILBERT HEYDON, Judge of the Court of Industrial 
Arbitration, New South Wales, THOMAS ROLIN and HERBERT RAINE 
GURLEWIS, Additional Judges of the said Cotirt, constituted wider the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, do hereby, in pursuance of the powers con- 
ferred upon us by the said Act, make the following Regulation amending 


the Regulations of the 1st May, 1912, 


the said Act :— 


for carrying out the pepristens ot 


For the purpose of hearing the appeal from the determination of 
the Chief Industrial Magistrate, made on the 3rd May, 1918, in a pro- 


ceeding between John Bridges Crombie, 


complainant, and Gowing 


Brothers, Limited, defendant, the Court will be constituted by two or 
i more of the Judges sitting together. 


er al 


Ouas. G. Heypon, 


* Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


T. Rory, 
H.-R. CurLewis, 


‘Additional Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. “ad 


ee a os pe ee eg sy 








Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 


.. “PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
: YARRABANDAT TANK. 
Goobang Shire. 


ESstaBLisHMENT oF Pusiic WatERING Puace No. 885. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 
notified that the reserves specified in the Schedule 
below are hereby declared and established a Public 
‘Watering Place, pursuant to the provisions of the 


[51] 


abovenained Act, and will be known as the Yarraban-. 


dai Tank. 
[Papers P. 1918-590-416] 
R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


County of Cunningham, parish of “Monomie, con- 
taining an area of 20 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion No. P.W.P. 885, 
+-as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 1,140, Fs., at the 
Lands Department, Sydney. 


The above was reserved from sale as’ No. 52,777, 


and lease generally as 52,778, for travelling stock. and 


camping, by Gazette. notice of the 3rd May, 1918. 


— 


_ “COUN TRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.”’ 


H'® weibiusse the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
ie of the following amendment. of By-laws made 

y the Council of the Mnnicipality of Katoomba, in 
Abebrdnioe with the “Country Towns Water and 
Sew erage Acts, 1880-1905.” 

R. T: BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 
Departnient of Public Works, 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 








MUNICIPALITY OF KATOOMBA. 
BY-LAWS REGULATING WaTER Supply. 


THEREAS by the ‘Country Towns Water and 
Sewerage “Acts, 1880-1905,” the Councils of cer- 


‘tain Municipalities ‘are authorised and empowered : 


‘quiry hereby appointed. 


from time to time to make, alter, and repeal by-1a¥¥6: 

Now the Council of the Municipality of Katootiba 
under and by virtue of the said authority does hereby 
make the following alteration in existing by-laws :— 


That By-law No. 10, published in the Government 
Gazette of the 23rd September ,. 1908, is hereby re- 
pealed and the following by-law substituted there- 


tor:—— 
By-taw No. 10. 


Unless specifically provided for ‘by agreement in 
writing, water shall not be used for garden or irriga- 


tion purposes except during such hours as the Council 


may fix by resolution from time to time and notify in 
some newspaper circulating within the municipality. 
The Common Seal. of the Council was hereto 
affixed on the fifteenth day of May, 1918, in 
pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun- 
cil on the fourteenth day of May, 1918. 


(1.8) R. V. SMYTHE, 
Mayor. 
C. P. HENDRY, 
Town Clerk. [7204] 








(168) W 6 Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 4th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART aw 
OF THE. “WATER. ACT, 1912.”° 


URSU ANT to the power in, this hehalf delegated 

to nie by the Water Conservation and Terig a- 

tion Conimission, | hereby acknowledge t'se receipt of 

the following application for license, i d° the date 

and place specified hereunder are Herthy appointed 
for the mquiry in regard thereto :— - sid 


Applicant—W. and T. C. Dickson, for a dam on_Tar- 
rion Creek, in portions I and 30, parishes of Wom- 
mera and Tichawanta, county of Clyde, ‘Tiand 
District of Brewarrina. 


The inquiry will he held, by the Police Magistrate, 
Bourke, on the, 8th Angust, 1918) at,2.pim., at thie 
Court-house, Brewarrina;, and all persons interested 
are hereby notified to attend, and if they haye any 
objections to the granting of a license for the said 
work, they should state their objections at the in- 


ee BRR 


Commissioner. 


13582 








[167] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, Sth July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART, JL 
OF THE “‘WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irriga- 

tion Commission, | hereby acknowledge the receipt of 

the following application for license, and the date 

and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed 
for the inquiry in regard thereto :-— 


Applicant—Railway Commissioners, for a pump on 
the Castlereagh River, on railway land, parish of 


Mendooran, county of Napier, Land District of | 


Dunedoo Central. 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 5th August, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the Court- 
house, Dunedoo; and all persons interested are here- 
by notified to attend, and if they have any objections 
to the granting of a license for the said work, they 
should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 
appointed, 

[W.C. and I.C. 1917-11,594] 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


[166] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, llth July, 1918. 


“MUNGYER BORE WATER TRUST.” 


Pee to the “Water Act, 1912,’ and to the 
‘“Srrigation Act, 1912,’’-and amendments thereof, 
I, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
behaif delegated to me by the Water Canservation and 
Irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint Wednes- 
day, the 3ist day of July, 1918, as the date for the 
election of two Trustees of the ‘‘Mungyer Bore Water 
Trust,” in lieu of the Trustees whose term of office 
expires by effuxion of time, and Crane and Company’s 
Office, Moree, the polling-place for the said election. 
of WC, atid T.C.) 1918-8, 996 | 
H. H. DARK, 
Cornmissioner. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY. ACT. 
Ae having been, made to bring the 


land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be ledged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on OR BEFORE 
THE 16mm AvuGustT, 1918 :— 


No, 20,734. APPLICANT:—Annie Newport, of 
Blacktown. LAND :—County Cumberland, ‘parish 
Prosvect, shire Blacktown, 29 perches, on Blacktown- 
road, at Blacktown Railway Station,—lot 9 and part 
lot 8, Ireland’s subdivision, and part 1,200 acres 
(portion 134 of parish), granted to Frederick Garl- 
ing; adjoining properties of H. Harvey and Railway 
Commissioners tor New South Wales . 


Diagram delineating this land may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G..H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. [192] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
Galan) Ry enone having been made to bring the 


lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Reak Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on CR BEYORB 
' He 307m Aueust, 1918 :— 

No. 20,161. APPLICANT :—Perpetual 
Company, Limited. 
land, parish Awaba, shire Lake Macquarie, 593 acres 
2 roods 14 perches, on Lake Macquarie and Marmong 


Trustee 


Creek,—part 149 acres (portion 6, of parish) granted ~ 


to John Herring Boughton, and part 560 acres (por- 
tion 37 of parish) granted to James Mitchell; adjoin- 
ing properties of J. Brady, W. D. Walker, E. Gore, 
KH. Casey, A. Dodds, W. Kyle, P. Kelly, W. Watkins, 
L. M. Sparke, J. H. Baker, A. Pickles, J. Pickles, 
=e Permanent Trustee Company, Limited, and the 
Jrown, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





Y Australian 


LAND:—County Northumber- . 





{12:Juny, 1918. 


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No. 21,066. APPLICANT:—William Oliver, of 
Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Randwick, 1 rood 0§ 
perch, in Clifford-street, Coogee,—lots 15 to 18 in- 
clusive, Clifford Estate, snd land adjoining, and part 
suburban allotment 4, section 10, granted to George 
March; adjoining properties of R. Aitkins, E. Lees 
and P. Gorman. 


No. 21,216. APPLICANT:—Angustus Alexander 
Wendelin, of Cunnamulla, Queensland. LAND :— 
Municipality Randwick, 312 perches, in Oberon and 
Dundas streets,—part lots 1 and 2, section 1, Coogee 
Park Estate, and part allotment 1, section 21, town 
Coogee, granted to Pierre Dutruc; adjoining pro- 
perties of Mrs, Batty and estate EK. Croft. 


No. 21,247.. APPLICANT :—The Country Freezing 
Company, Limited. LAND:—Municipality Muswell- 
brook, 2 acres 3 roods 27 perches, in Mill-street, and 
on Muswellbrook and Hunter River,—part of 2,560 
acres (portion 2 of parish) granted to Francis Forbes ; 
adjoining properties of C, Leahy and the Railway 
Commissioners for New South Wales. 


No. 21,828. APPLICANT :—Edward Harris, of 
Sydney. LAND:—County ‘Cumberland, parish St. 
John, shire Blacktown, 21 acres 2 roods 233 perches, 
on Toongabbie Creek and Old Windsor road,—part 
portion 129 granted to William Thomas Pearce; ad- 
joining properties of A. Stirling and the Crown. 


No. 21,3385. APPLICANT:—George Scarff, of 
Waverley. LAND:-—Mnunicipality Randwick, 15 
perches, in Clifton-road,—part lot 19, South Chester- 
field Estate, and part 5 acres 0 roods 16 perches, 
suburban allotment 21, granted to Robert George 
Massie; adjoining properties of H. Wolf, R. McKim- 
min, and T. R. Robinson, 


No. 21,3388. APPLICANT:—Land Limited. 
LAND :—County Gloucester, private parish Carring- 
ton, shire Stroud; 1,380 acres, on roads from Alice- 
ton and Carrington to Tea Gardens; Balberook and 
North Arm Coves, Port Stephens, and Bulga Creek ; 
lot 427 of Australian Agricultural Company’s Port 
Stephens Mstate, and nart 464,640 acres granted to 
Agricultural Company; adjoining pro- 
perties of J. A. Smith, W. Hough, and the Crown. 


No. 21358. APPLICANT :—Thomas' Charles 
Barker, or Bringelly., LAND,:—City Sydney, 254 
perches, in Sussex-street,—allotment 5, section 22, 
granted to Charles Heath Gray; adjoining properties 
of trustees See and Hinton Hstate, estate late John 
See, J. A. Smith, and J. Lawler. 


No, 21,364, APPLICANTS :—Alfred Hookham, of 
Hornsby, and William James Knox, of Gore Hill. 
LAND :—Municipality Granville, 10 acres 224 per- 
ches, in Chiswick-road and Erie-street,—lots 1 and 2, 
section 15, Chisholm Estate, and part 600 acres (por- 
tion 38 of parish) granted to James Chisholm; adjoin- 
ing properties of C. Delarg, Australian Mutual In- 
vestment and Building Company Limited in Liqui- 
dation, C. I..,Porter, Mrs, Boyd, Mrs. Stuart, and 
K. Shurley. 


No 21,370. APPLICANTS:—Amy Arthur Vevers 
Keeling, cf Mosman, and Robert George Priddle, of 
Sydney. LAND :—Municipality Mosman, 1 acre 2 
roods 314 perches, in Spit, Stanton, and Warringah 
roads,—part 200 acres (portion 107 of parish) granted 
to Joseph Newton: adioining properties of A. Vol- 
brecht, M. White, W. Lane, W. Burns, A. J. Haynes, 
and J. C.K. Lea. 


No.’ 21,372. APPLICANT :—Richard Henry Pearce, 
of Sydney. _LAND:—City Sydney, 93 perches, at 
Junction, O’Connor, and Smithers streets,—lots 62 
and 63, and part lot 61, section 1, Cooper and Fan- 
ning’s subdivision, and part 17 acres 1 rood 36 perches 
granted to Robert Cooper the elder; adjoining pro- 
perties of J. Scott and estate late — Curley. i 


No. 21.428. APPLICANT :—William Bowman Law- 
son, of Castle Hill. LAND:—County Cumberland, 
parish Castle Hill, shire Baulkham Hills, 10 acres 
152 perches, on road 50 links wide, leading to Old 
Castle Hill road, near Castle Hill township.—part 
45 acres (portion 134 of parish) granted to Patrick 
Brady; adioining properties T. W. Tolley, E. Fripp, 
and J. Tuckweii. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Lands Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918, [193] 


—_— 


{198] Local Government Department, 


Sydney, 17th June, 1918. 


THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906, AND 
AMENDING ACTS, 
XAMINATIONS of applicants for Certificates as 
4 ‘Engineers’? to a Shire or Municipality and as 
“Overseer of Works’? will be held at Sydney on 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918,” and two following 
days. 
The subjects of the examinations are— 


(A) For Engineers— ; 

(1) design, construction, and maintenance of 
roads and other Municipal and Shire work. 

(2) theory of design of structures and strength 
of materials. 

(3) drawing. 

(4) preparation of specifications, plans, and cal- 
eulations of quantities and costs. 

3} surveying. 

6) hydraulic, electrical, and sanitary engineering. 

(B) For Overseer of Works— 

(1) arithmetic. 

(2) mensuration, 

(3) preparation of plans and specifications with 
the calculation of quantities of such works as 
are usually carried out by Municipal or 
Shire Councils. 

(4) elementary sanitation. 


Further particulars may be obtained from the Local 
Government Engineering Examining Committee (care 
of Public Service Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney). 

Application to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for the purpose, which may be 
obtained from the abovementioned Committee, and 
Cre be lodged with them not later than the 29th 

uly. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination 
fee, which must be lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petiy Sessions, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Examining Com- 
mittee with the application. For Certificate as 
Engineer, the examination fee of £1 1s.; for Over- 
seer of Works, 10s. 6d. 

Copies of papers set at previous examinations may 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office, Syd- 
ney. Price 6d., per post 7d. per copy. 


J, GARLICK, 
Under Secretary, 











“ £7342) Public Service Board, és 
39 Hunter-street, 


Sydney, 21st June, 1918. 


ATC a HOS S, which must be made on the 
proper printed forms, will be received till not 
later than 16th July, 1918, from men and women 
desirous of being trained for the position of Teacher 
of Small Country Schools, or of Assistant in Country 
Schools, or of Junior Assistant :— 

The course of training will hegin in September, 1918, 
and extend over a period of twelve months at the 
Teachers’ Training College (Hereford House). 

In order to gain admission to this course, candidates 
will be required to have passed one of the following 
examinations in the specified subjects :— . 

1. Leaving Certificate or equivalent. 
2. Intermediate Certificate or equivalent. 
3. Special Entrance Examination. 

Preference will be given to candidates possessing 
the qualifications 1 and 2. : 

The Special Entrance Examination will be held on 
Thursday and Friday, 25th and 26th July, 1918, 
at Sydney and various country centres. Applicants 
must be unmarried, and be bettveen the ages of 16 
and 35 years. 

The subjects of examination are as follow:— 
English, Arithmetic, Geography, or History, and one 
or more of the following subjects :—Algebra, Geome- 
try, Drawing. 

During the period of training, scholarships will be 
made available to the value of £30 per annum, and 
an additional grant of £20 will be made to scholarship 
holders who have to board away from home. After 
twelve months’ training, candidates who have satis- 
fied all necessary conditions will he appointed to 
such positions as my be vacant, and will be paid at 
the rates provided by Regulation, namely, £132 per 
annum, until classified: Provided, however, that 
candidates under the age of 18} years will receive 
appointment as Junior Assistant with the Regulation 
rate of pay as such, namely, £72 per annum. £38, 
in addition, to the latter rate, may be paid if the 
Janine Assistants are required to live away from 

ome, 


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3383 


At the expiration of the period of training, candi- 
dates wiil be afforded an opportunity, by examina- 
tion, of obtaining a classifization of either 3A or 3B, 
which will be awarded as from the 1st day of January 
following upon the completion of two years’ service 
after training, subject to the character of their service 
proving satisfactory. Increased salary will be paid 
immediately upon the award of a classification, sub- 
ject to provision of the necessary funds. 


Candidates will bo required to sign a guarantee as 
to service in any part of the State, and will also be 


_ subject to the provisions of Regulation 142 in regard 


to refund of training allowance. 


Application forms may be obtained at this Office, 
or from Inspectors of Schools in Country Districts. 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secre 





tary. 
Examinations will be held at the following centres ;— 

Albury Forbes Newcastle / - 
Armidale Goulburn Parramatta 
Bathurst Grafton Sydney 
Bega Hay Tamworth 
Blackheath Inverell Taree 
Braidwood Kempsey Wagga Wagga: 
Broken Hill Lismore Wellington 
Campbelltown Mudgee Wollongong 
Casino Muswellbroak Yass 
Dubbo Narrabri Young 
Basi Maitland j 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications from 
Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position. Ap- 
plication should be made on a form (No. 75) for the 
purpose obtainable at the Office ‘of the Board or at 
the Government Printing Office, and forwarded 
through the permanent head of the Department’ in 
which the officer 1s employed in time to reach the 


Board not later than the date specified : — 


15tH Jury, 1918. 


Officer-in-Charge of Leasing and Drafting, Forestry 
Commission (Clerical Division), Salary, £825 
ranging to £350 per annum. Applicants must be 
in receipt of not less than £250 per annum, and 
must have had experience in the preparation of 
plans, and must possess a comprehensive know- 
ledge of— - i 


(a) The Crown Lands and other Acts relating 
to land administration. 


(b) The procedure in administration of lcase- 
hold tenures, 


(c) The construction and application. of con- 
ditions attached to such tenures, and 


(d) The forms of, and methods of preparing 
Gazette notifications. 


By order of the Board, 


kh. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


2a se 





WX Public Servico Board invite applications for 

the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later'‘than the dates specified :-— 


1l5rm Jury, 1918. 
Dredge Service, 


Wiremen. Pay, £168 per annum. Applicants should 
have had threo years’ sea service in engine-room 
or stokehold. 


Seamen. Pay, £156 per annum. Applicants should 
have had three years’ service at sea as O.8.,; A.B., 
or apprentice. 


Employment will be in terms of section 44 of the 
“Public Service Act, 1902,’ and section 3. of , the 


j Amending Act, 1903, 


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3384 ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No. 87. [12 Jury, 1918, 


22Np Jury, 1918. - | 

Married Couple (Protestant) to take charge of Cot- 
tage Home, Mittagong, State Children Relief 
Branch, The salary of the combined duties is at 
the rate of £137 per annum, with quarters, 
rations, fuel, and light. The duties of the hus- 
band will include actual, outdoor work on the 
Farti as Well as supervision of and instruction 
to the inmates. The wife will be responsible for 
the internal management of the Home, care of 
children, &c. Employment will be in terms of 
section 44 of the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


By order of the Board, | 
Secretary. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sark oF Lost anp UNCLAIMED Property, Dariina 
Harsour, 24tTa Jury, 1918. 
ATOTICE is hereby given that a quantity of 
inelainiéd goods on hand over six months, and 

certain Atticles that have been left in trains or on 
railway, premises, such as timbrellas, walking sticks, 
muffs, &¢., and that have been on hand three months 
or more, will be sold by public auction at 10 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 24th July, 1918, at Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 

Owners may apply for lost articles ‘to the District 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until the 17th July. 

The godds will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 





By order, 
J. 8. SPURWAY, 
[37] Secretary. 
[197 | New South Wales Medical Board, 


. 10th July, 1918. 
LEGALLY. QUALIFIED MEDICAL 
PRACTITIONERS. 

WE, the tndetsigned, the President and Members of 
the New Sotith Wales Medical Board, appointed by 
His Kxcelléncy the Governor, under the enactments 
providing for the registration of Legally Qualified 
Medical Practitioners’ in the State of New South 
Wales, do heréby certify that the undermentioned 
persons have submitted to this Board the necessary 
testimonials and qualifications :— 


8805. Graham, Henry Charles, M.B., Bac. Surg., 1913, 
Univ. Melbourne. 


. And we do hereby declare that the person whose 
name is herein mentioned is entitled to be deemed a 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner, in terms of, 
and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 

T. STORIE DIXON, M.B., Ch.M- 

W. H. CRAGO. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond. 

C. SAVILL WILLIS, M.B., M.R.C.S., D.P.H. 

ROBT. H. TODD, M.D,, F.R.C.S.1. 

W. G. ARMSTRONG, M.B., Ch.M., D.P.H. 


_ such 











A. MURRAY WILL, M.B., Ch.M. 
G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B., Ch.M. 








“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1892-1906.” 


NewcastLe Sewerace—Tweurru (A) Srcrion. 


{' is hereby notified that provision having been 
made for the sewerage of properties within the 
boundaries of the twelfth (A) section of the sewerage 
district, embracing Newcastle and. suburbs, © the 
sewerage rates authorised to be levied by the 
“Hiinter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-) 
1906,’’ may, on and after the 19th day of July, 1918, 
be enforced and recovered in respect of each and 
every sewered property situated within the said 
sewered section. 

The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the twelfth (A) sewered section herein- 
before referred to:—Commencing at the intersection 
of the south-western side of Yoting-réad, with the 
south eastern side of Brown-road (being a point on 
a north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion); bounded thence on the south-west by that 
south-western side of Young-road north-westerly to 
the north-western side of Melbourne-road; thence on 
the north-west by that side of that road north- 
easterly to the south-western side of Sydney-road ; | 
thence again on the south-west by that side of that 

‘road north-westerly to the south-eastern side of the 
main stormwater channel; thence again on the north- ‘ 
west by that side of that channel north-easterly to | 








the prolongation north-westerly of the north-eastern 
boundary of the Newcastle Agricultural Show Ground 
property, portion No. 2,498 of the Newcastle pastur- 
age reserve, and containing 10 acres 3 roods 10 
perches; thence on the north-east by that prolonga- 
tion and that side of the Newcastle Agricultural 
Show Ground property and its prolongation south- 
easterly to the south-eastern side of Brown-road; and 
thence by that side of that road (being in part a 
north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion) south-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


By order of the Board, .. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


, Secretary. 
‘Newcastle, 10th June, 1918. 





_Nore.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the ‘‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as follows: —‘‘Sewered property’’ 
means a property situated within a sewered section 


-from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 


could by means of drains be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
roperty, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with sueh fewer of the Board 
or not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a 
portion only of such property could by means of 
drains be drained into any such sewer, such portion 
only of such property, whether such portion con- 
nected directly or indirectly with sewer of the Board 
or not. ' "[7519] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY “AND 











SEWERAGE BOARD, 
—...... Notice tro Lay Service Pipzs, 

NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagée fas 

the case may be) of tenements and premises situated 

in— 

Cessnock Shire (Homeville): Wentworth-street, from 
Trevor-street westerly 68 yards. 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Melrose-street, from end_ of 
existing main north-easterly to Allan-street; 
Allan-street, from Melrose-street to Roxburgh- 
street. ; 

f ble main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier, or Mortgagee (as 

the case may bé) of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water ffom the maih pipe 

to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED BE. FRY; /\ 
Board’s Office, Newcastle. 1a a bhai fae oF 
95th: June; 1918. . [7559] 
= DY te BRA 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND * 
SEWERAGE BOARD. AAaot 
Noticze to Lay Service Pipzs. 


Noricr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee: (a8 the 


case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
oye , 

New Lambton: Oxford-street, from end of. existing 
main easterly 48 yards; Portland-place, from end 
of existing main westerly 125 yards; Greta-road 
Extended, from Russell-road to Lambton-road. 

Hamilton: Coorumbung-road, from end of existing 
main southerly to Melville-road. 

Adamstown: Melvilie-road, from Coorumbung-road to 
Teralba-road; Lang-road, from Lambton-road_ to 
Russell-road: Russell-road, from Lang-road west- 
erly to Caledonian Coal Company’s Railway line; 

_ King’s-road, from Russell-road southerly 75 yards, 

Waratah: Park-street, from end of existing main 
westerly to Carrington-street. 

Carrington: Young-street, from end of existing main 
northerly to William-street; William-street, from 
Young-street westerly to Municipal boundary. . 

Wickham: Elizabeth-street, from end of existing main 

~ at 4 chains east of William-street, easterly to 
Municipal boundary. ; 

T HE main pipe in the said strects having béen laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 

as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks to 

be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 

such tenements and. premises, : 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[7558] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle. 
25th June, 1918. 


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3385 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 26th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPHS. 


Norrck to tHe OwneERS OF 'TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main 
north-westerly 333 yards (4,707); Victoria-avenue, 
from Hanover-street to Lancaster-street (4,654). 

Eastwood: Soudan-road, trom. Bride-road to Cox- 
road (6,520); Kdgar-street, from Welby-street 
north-westerly 178 yards; Welby-street, from 
existing main to Mdgar-street (6,572); Edgar- 
street, from éxisting main north-westerly 182 

. yards (6,573). 

Kogarah: Rickard-road, from Truman-street to Bel- 
more-road ; Belmore-road, from Rickard-road to 
Woniora-road (4,571);  Belmore-road, from 
Rickard-road to William-street (4,528). 


North Sydney: Allister-street, from existing main to 
Cranbrook-avenue ; Cranbroox-avenue, trom Allis- 
ter-street north-westerlv 51 yards (6,559); Cran- 
brook-avenue, from Murdoch-street south-easterly 
135 yards (6,590). 

Waverley: Bay-street, from. Sandridge-street south- 

_easterly 117. yards (4,683); Francis-street, from 
Simpson-street north-westerly 135 yards (4,646). 


.And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
_. sixty yards from the main pipe.] 
4 Mee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
“& down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the ninth day of August next, to cause a proper 
ipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
rom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C, ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 


(7525) of Water Supply and Sewerage. 











»Métropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 19th June, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHe Owners of TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Bankstown: George’s River road, from existing main 
to Road No, 1 (4,709). 


Drummoyne: First-street, from Fairlight-street east- 
erly 579 yards; Howley-street, from First-street 
easterly 498 yards; Noble-street, from Jairlight- 
street easterly 413 yards (4,682). 

Kuring-gai: Forsyth-street, from Owen-street to Tryon- 

‘“ road; Tryon-road, from Forsyth-street north-cast- 
erly 313 yards; Owen-street, from Forsyth-street 
north-easterly 313 yards; Middle Harbour road, 

... from existing main north-easterly 98 yards (6,560). 

Marrickville: Harrington-street, from existing main 
- horth-westerly 41 yards; Brown’s-avenue, from 
Harrington-street to Newington-road : Newington- 
road, from Brown’s-avenue north-westerly 125 
yards (4,743). 

‘Vaucluse: ‘Davie’s-place, from Cambridge-street to 

Palmerston-road (4,601). 

Waverley: Peelsstreet, from existing main to Palmer- 
street; Palmer-street, from Peel-streét sovth- 
easterly .276 yards’ (4,657); Dover-street, from 
existing main  South-easterly 135 yards (4,621), 

.« Six Thomas Mitchell road, from existing n.ain 
south-easterly 146 yards (4,569). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto {distant not more than 

_.-pixty yards from the main pipe.] ~ 
HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

j down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above are hereby required, on or betore 

the second day of August next, to cause a proper 
ipe and stop-cocks to be laid; so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


w D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[7369] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


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pipe and stop-cocks to 


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| application. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notic# To tar Owners or TENEMENTS aNd PREMISES 
IN— 

Bevley: Lymington-street, from Glenfarne-strect 
south-easterly 224 yards (4,630); Kimberley-street, 
from Forest-road south-easterly 93 yards (4,671). 

Hunters Hill: Pittwater-road, from Gladesville-road 
to Cambridge-street (6,592). 

Kogarah: Noble-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 188 yards (4,603); John-street, from 
Lacey-street to Bay-street (4,663). 


Hurstville: Carruthers-strect, from existing main to 
George-street (4,648). 

Lane Cove: Osborne-road, from Gordon-road souther! 
436 yards (6,605). ' 

Lidcombe: Jellicoe-street, from Parramatta-road to 
Nicholas-street ; Mons-street, from Parramatta- 
road to Nicholas-street; Ostend-street, from Par- 
ramatta-road to Nicholas-street; Gallipoli-street, 
from Parramatta-road to Nicholas-street (4,597). 


Marrickville: Uwawson-avenue, from Frazer-street 
southerly 82 yards (4,714). 


Mascot: McIntosh-street, from existing main westerly 
181 yards (4,566). 

Mosman: Lavoni-street, from Awaba-street southerly 
140 yards (6,602). p 

North Sydney: Alfred-street, from Junction-street to 
Witloughby-street (6,021); Waverton-avenue, Irom 
Bay-road south-easterly 154 yards (6,588) ; kriory- 
road, from existing main easterly and southn- 
easterly 109 yards (0,526). 

Parramatta: Pennant-street, from existing main 
north-easterly 98 yards (6,549); McArthur-street, 
trom ‘lhomas-street south-westerly “3/6 yatds 
(6,565). 

Petersham: Arlington-street, from Constitution-road 
to Aberyeidie-street ; _Abergeldie-street, from 
Arlington-street to existing main (4,/ 44), 

Randwick: Ocean-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 115 yards (4,64U). 

Ryde: Eltham-street, from William-street to Victoria- 
road (6,596). 

Waverley: Hastings-parade, from existing main to 
Bay-street; bay-street, trom Hastings-parade 
south-westerly o4 yards (4,669); St, dnomas 
street, trom Albert-street northerly and easverly 
isJy yards (4,667). : 

Anu the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alieys opening thereunto {distant not more thal 
sinty yards from the main pipe. 4 

PEVAK main pipe im the sald sireels baviliyg beck iaic 

duwu, Lue oWuers Ol aii Lenemicntls aud preiiioce 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-third day of August next, to cause a proper 
be laid, so as to supply water 
irull the main pipe to Buch tenements and preiiisses. 
D. O. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of | 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 








Court of Review holden at Lismore. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the “and 
and income ‘ilax Assessment Act, 1895,” that a Court 
of Review for the hearing of appeals against income 
tax assessments will be holden on Tuesday, the 6th 
day of August, 1913, at the Court-house, Lismore, at 
10 a.m. 

Dated this 5th day of June, 1918. 


JNO. B. GIBSON, 


[7183] Registrar of the Court. 








[v5] - Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, Sydney, 


8th July, 1918, 


iP RESH Tenders for the supply of Printing Papers (Mis- 
A’ cellaneous) will be received at the Stores Supply De- 
partment, 15 Young-st eet, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on 
Wednesday, 17th July, 1918. ; 


Tender Ferms vend further particulars way be obtained cn 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member 


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repent 





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f169]| Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


"| ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on 
Monday, 29th instant, for the purchase of wood- 

working machinery installed in the Joinery Work- 
shops at Yanco, : 

Compiete lists of the various machines, pulleys, and 
shafting can be inspected at the Offices of the State 
Rivers and Water Supply Commission, Melbourne, 
the Hydraulic Hngineer, Brisbane, the Director of 
Irrigation, Adelaide, the Resident _ Commissioner, 
Leeton, or at the above address. 

Offers will be received for each machine singly, or 
any number of machines. 

These machines are in good condition, but, as they 
are second-hand, will be sold with all faults, if any. 

Delivery is to be taken at the Yanco Workshops, to 
which a railway siding is connected, 

The Commission does not bind itself to accept the 
‘highest, or any offer, made for the above machinery. 


By order of the Commission, 
GEO. J. EVATT, 
Secretary. 


rt tin teppei nent erin 


TENDERS FOR WCRES IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





[12 Tony, 1918, 








Department of Public Works, ° 
‘Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


[172] 


ENDERS for the following public works have 
been accepted for the two weeks ended 6th 
instant :— . 


Construction of Timber Truss Bridge over Barwon 
River at Huminbah, near Walgett, on road Wal- 


gett vin Goodooga to Brenda—Messrs, C. McClure 


& Co., Woolwich. >, : 


Construction of Timber Truss Bridge over Cudgegong 
River, at Belinafante, on road Mudgee to Gul- 
gong—H. Ibbotson & Co., Goulburn. 


Construction of Timber Truss Bridge over Cudgegong 
River, at Guntawang, on road Gulgong to Goolma 
—J. J. MePhillivs, South Grafton. 


Unsuccessful tenderers for the above 


are requested 
to accept this intimation, F 


T. B. COOPER, 
Under-Secretary. 





Department of Education, ir 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 





bd beaoiids will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’olock p.m. on the 


dates set forth in the second column, 
Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, 


Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed “Bender 


for (insert the name of echool and the work to which the tender relates).” ; 
All tenders for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit caloulated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 


oa the amount of the tender. 
INFORMAL, 


FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing oi 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be eonsidered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 


deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked chequa on a Sydney bank, drawn in 


favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 


‘CHEQUES. 


No persona or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, aud the deposit forwarded therewith 


-will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by thé Department of Education, The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
o* this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, : fi 
Ths Minister does 200 bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education. 

















Date up to which 
Deecription of Work to bo tendered for. Tenders wil be Where Plans and i natant ore Be ueon, and Tender 
] 
1918. 
Belmore River (via Gladstone)—-Improvements and} 18 July .... Department of Edueation, Sydney; and Public 
Repuirs to School and Residence. Schools, Belmore River (via Gladstone) and 
Kempsey West. 
Hail—Painting and Repairs ye re ee %.{/984 yg e.| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
i Schools, Hall and Queanbeyan. 
Horton Upper—Weathershed Rese Het ie ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Horton Upper, Barraba, and Bingara.’, 
Walcha—Bathroom and Repairs to School and Resi-| 18 ,, .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
dence. Schools, Walcha and Tamworth. 
Yarralla (near Concord)—Additions to Closets... Ms Bip = Se Ae ..., Department of Education, Sydney. 
Durrumbul-—New Teacher's Residence and Weather-| 25 ,, ... Department of Education, Sydneyi; and Public 
shed, Schools, Durruinbul, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, 
and Lismore. 
Eatonsville—Weathershed... he ie pee ay lle Peay mpl ...| Department of Education, Sydney ; and Publie 
Schools, Katonsville, and Grafton, 
Jamberoo—Weathershed and Repairs ... a Pay. Pe ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Publie 
f Schools, Jamberoo, Wollongong, and Kiama. 
Konorigan—New School Building Ae ae Ssh aD tany ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Ballina, Konorigan, Lismore, and 
Grafton. 
Mulligan’s Flat—Fencing and Gates... i LR2a TE, .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Mulligan’s Flat, Yass, and Queanbeyan. 
Tamban—New School Building ... tie .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tamban, Macksville, and West 
Kempsey. Hires 
Westbrook--New Verandah and Repairs We Pen PAT oy: .... Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Westbrook, Adelong, and Tumut, 
Yetman--New Teacher’s Residence Aas . Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Yetman, Warialda, and Inverell. 
Border Road (Fresh)—~New Schou! Building 1 August .... Department of Education, Sydney; and Pubtie 
: Schools, Tweed Heads and Mvrwillumbah. 
“Nana Glen—New Teacher’s Residence ... hi ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools,. Coff’s Harbour and Grafton. 
Redfern—Repairs to Tarpaving .. Ga .... Department of Education, Sydney. 





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12: Jury, 1918,] NEW, SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No, 87. 3387 


a — wor 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 








a TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’°?CLOCK’ 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 

All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 

It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper oilicer, 

Plans will he supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy, Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 

fay Rk, T. BALL. 








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Dates 5 : ay Af 
sas : , Where Plan, Spacification, Special Conditions, 
Description of Work or Supplies to be | up to which tf ovah China at a far 1 
Tendoted for. P Tenders will be General an one srry of Tender, Remarks. 
received. in ha aac 








Building Worke, 


Erection and Completion of Farm Hands | 15 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 











Block No. 2 at the Menta) Hospital, Moris- ment, Sydney; Mental Hospital, Moris- 
set, set; and Public Works Office, New- 
: castle. ’ ' 
Erection and Completion of Additional | 15 J uly, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- . 
Wards at the Mental Hospital, Stockton. ment, Sydney ; Mental Hospital, Stock- 
sno ; ; . ton; and Public Works Office, New- 
castle, 





Erection and Completion of N.S.W. State | 15 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 


Fish Depdét at Kden. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Eden ; 
Rior va | a and Supervising LEngineer’s Office, 
ecto Wollongong. a 








Erection and Completion of Mattress Making 
Room at the State Hospital, Newington. 


15 July, 1918 
- ment, Sydney; and at the State 
_ Hospital and Asylum, Newington. 














29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-house, Braid- 
wood; and Supervising Engineer's 

j | Office, Goulburn. 


Erection of Operating Block and Alterations 
to the District Hospital, Braidwood. 














Erection of .a.New Isolation Block at the | 29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Publio Works Depart- 

‘District Hospita], Orange. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Orange ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
| Bathurst. 











Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
ment, Sydney; and Supervising | : 
Engineer’s Office, Bathurat. | 


Connecting up and Sewering, Police Buildings, | 29 duly, 1918 
Bathurst. | 








eS 4 SS eS Oe Se ee 1 a OR ee 
Peat 3 


Wational and Local Government Works, 


Supply of Material and Construction of one | 22 July, 1918 
Second:class Timber Culvert at the Noidiers’ . 
Settlement, Bankstown. | 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 





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Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES, 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for Icases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 

Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender, 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘*Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

_.,, The lessee may cultivate the Tonant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, und Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney, 


R. T. BALL. 





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} 5 ee Date trom watoh ohiard aiaee 
Watering Place, At + aaiies oad, | of Laaedl cm cers ea ee 2 pm, coupled 
cu : ft 4) 
a. ¥. Pig | qe 
*Dolo Tank ... “4 ..| 796 0 O | Silverton to Wilcannia ... ...| 5 years| 1 Oct., 1918 ...| 2 Sept., 1918 
Mossgiel Tank .., side ..| 552 1 0 | Booligal to Mossgiel ts megieow cos Mt kon. Pan) a 
Buoker Tank ... ie ..| 640 0 O | Wilcannia to White Cliffs i eee yee a. ea) te a 
"y | 


a er rr nner re eee ae ge ce Te puerta pane rene cio > ur PRE 


* New water-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed, 


3388 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Jony, 1918. 





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Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


Li hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have been appointed as Electoral registrars for 


the several Electoral Districts sot against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Par 


Electorates and Elections Act, 1912,” viz. :— 


iamentary 








ScHEDULE. 
Hlectoral Registrar. Hleotoral District. . In lieu of— | m0 take effect from— 
Henry Sydney Beveridge, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Burwood} Burwood... ...| Jay, relieved:.. °  ...| 30 May, 1918. 


Henry Lewis Meads, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lithgow 

Marcus England Soane, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Kempsey 

Charles James Coghlan, Relieving Olerk of Petty Sessions, 
Wellington. 

Hugh Moffit Blackmore, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mudgee... 





Duncan Graham McDougall, Olerk of . Petty Sessions, 
Mudgee. 

Henry Thomas Adams, Olerk of Petty Sessions, Tamworth). 

John Saunders, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga Wagga ... 

Robert Hughes, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Paddington 





...| Hartley 


Farrington, relieved..| 27 May, 1918. 


Hastings and Macleay Creagh, relieved _.,.; 20 May, 1918. 


Macquarie Blackmore, trans- 25 June, 1918. 
ferred. 

Mudgee Sok ...| McDougall, trans- 22 June, 1918. 
ferred. 

Mudgee val ...| Coghlan, relieved ...| 17 October, 1917. 


Tamworth ... ...| Cusick, relieved .. | 28 May, 1918. 
Wagga Wayga ...| Hughes, relieved  ...| 20 May, 1918. 
Woollahra ,.. ...| Meads, transferred ...; 27 May, 1918. 





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IT is also notified that the following persons have been appointed as Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls for the 
several Polling-places in the Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the afore- . 


said Act, viz. :— 





Deputy Electoral Registrar. Electoral District. 


John Johnson Kingsmill, Clerk of Petty} Albury ... 
Sessions, Albury. 

Constable Arthur Albert Bugden, Kan-| Allowrie Re 
garoo Valley. 

Third Olass Sergeant William John] Allowrie : 
Poidevin, Kangaroo Valley. 

Harold Victor Gould, Clerk of Petty! Armidale sis 
Sessions, Walcha. | 


Harold Palser, Acting Clerk of Petty) Bega... es 
Sessions, Moruya. 
John Reid Thomson, Clerk of Petty} Burrangong 
Sessions, Murrumburrah. 
Constable G. W. Blay, Flemington,) Burwood.. 
Homebush. 
First Class Constable Michaei Williams,)| Burwood 
Flemington, Homebush. 
Second Class Constable Kenneth Hilton Byron 
Fisher, Cudgen. 
First Class Constable Stanley Albert) Byron 
Jones, Cudgen. 
Edward Percy Cusick, Clerk of Pétty) Cessnock 
Sessions, Cessnock. 


Third Ciass Sergeant James White, Clarence 
Palmer’s Island. 
Second Class Constable Michael John) Cobar 
Costello, Wanaaring. 


Constable James Edward Dennis Carroll, Cobar 
Wanaaring. 





John Johnson Kingsmill, Olerk of Petty} Corowa... 
Sessions, Albury. 

First Olass Constable Percy Stuart Gloucester 
Jacob, Copeland North. 


First Class Constable Frederick Hayden,' Gloucester 
Copeland North. 


Constable G. W. Blay, Flemington,| Granville 
Homebush. 
Constable Christen Christensen, Auburn! Granville 
Second Class Sergeant William Henry| Granville 
Wade, Auburn. 
First Class Constable Michael Williams,! Granville 
Flemington, Homebush. 
*David Charles Stuart Bruce, Acting) Hastings and) 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Port Mac-| Macleay. 
quarie. 


. 5 ° . 
a m Se ° ° 
———$————— 


Alfred Bruce Ranclaud, Clerk of Petty) Hastings and 
Sessions, Port Macquarie. Macleay. 











Polling-places. 


Albury ; Lavington; Thur- 
goona. 

Beaumont; Budgong; Kanga- 
roo River; Kangaroo Valley. 

Beaumont; Budgong; Kanga- 
roo River ; Kangaroo Valley. 

Emv Creek; Glen Morrison 
Diggings; Moona Plains ; 
Round Swamp; St, Leonard’s 
Creek ; Tia Diggings; Wal- 
cha ; Waterloo ; Yarrowitch; 
Winterbourne. 

Deva River; Moruya; Tur- 
linjah. 


.| Murrumburrah; Redbridge ... 
...| Homebush .., 


.| Homebush 


Cudgen; Cudgera... ie 
Cudgen; Cudgera 


..| Aberdare ; Ceasnock ; Bellbird ; 


Kearsley ; Kitchener ; Aber- 
nethy. 


...| Palmer Island ; Palmer’s Chan- 


nel. 

Goorimpa; 75-mile Bore; 
Thurlow Downs ; Tinapagee ; 
Wanaaring. 

Goorimpa; 75-mile Bore; 
Thurlow Downs; Tinapagee; 
Wanaaring. 


| Bungowannah ... ate ay; 


Berrico ; Bowman ; Copeland ;| 


Rawdon Vale ; Upper Glou- 
cester River. 

Berrico ; Bowman ; Copeland; 
Rawdon Vale ; Upper Glon- 
cester River, 

Flemington ; Homebush 


Auburn ; North Auburn 
Auburn ; North Auburn 


Flemington ; Homebush Aur 


Dick’s Mount ; Port Mace- 
quarie ; Rollaud’s Plarns ; 
Telegraph Point; Fernbank 
Creek; The Hatch. 

Dick’s Mount; Port Mac- 
quarie; Rolland’s Plains ; 
Telegraph Point; Fernbink 
Creek ; The Hatch. 











To take effeot 


In lieu of = frome 


ee 


\ 


Clancy, relieved ...| 1 June, 1918 
Poidevin, on leave... 1 May, 1918 
Bugden, relieved...) 5 June, 1918 


O’Hanlon, relieved} 4 May, 1918 


Howard, on leave,,., 27 May, 1918 
Ccle, relieved _,.. 25 May, 1918 
Williams, on leave) 2May, 1918 
Blay, relieved _.,.| 28 May, 1918 , 
Jones, on leave ...| 20 May, 1918 
Fisher, relieved ..., 24 June, 1918 
Scobie, on leave ...| 30 May, 1918 
Sherringham, trans-| 6 April, 1918 


ferred. 
Carroll, on leave ,..| 2 May, 1918 


Costello, relieved... 4 May, 1918 


Clancy, relieved ...| 1 June, 1918 
Smith, on leave .... 6 May, 1918 


Jacob, relieved ...; 3 June, 1918. 


Williams, on leave., 2 May, 1918 
Wade, on leave ...| 17 June, 1918 


Christensen, 1 July, 1918 
relieved, 
Blay, relieved ...| 28 May, 1918 


) 


Ranclaud, relieved | 10 May, 1918 


Bruce, relieved ...| 21 May, 1918 








* In lieu of notification published in Government Gazette No. 71 of 7th June, 1918, 


12 Jory, 1918]. . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENY:GAZETDE, No. 87. 


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DEPUTY ELECTORAL REGISTRARS—continued. 









































Deputy Electoral Registrar, Electoral District. Polling-places, Tn lieu of — be aes “ 
“Conable. Arthur Cr, ssley Crisp, River-| Hawkesbury _,..| Marsden Park; Riverstone ..| Bailey, relieved...) 14 April, 1918 
stone, | ‘ 
Constable Thomas Newton, Lawson... Hawkesbury ...! Lawson; Hazelbrock ... ...| Kent, transferred.... 18 May, 1918 
John Alban Guerin, Clerk of Petty! Lachlan... ..| Buddigower; Mil Dil; West] Thomson, relieved..| 24 May, 1918 
Sessions, West Wyalong. W yalong. 
Frederick Donald Hercules Sutherland,| Lachlan.., Hiawatha; Wyalong; Mallee] Guerin, relieved .. | 24 May, 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wyalong. Plains; Yiddah; Back 
allude Creek. 
David Charles Stuart Bruce, Acting, Liverpool Plains | Oo nabarrabran ; Purlewaugh ;) Dixon, on leave ...| 5 June, 1918 
ne k of Petty Sessions, Cvorabara- Wharkton ; Belar. | 
ran, 
Constable George Frederick Folley,| Lyndhurst Abercrombie; Hobby’s Yard ;| Harper, transferred) 23 May, 1918 
Trunkey Creek. * Trunkey Creek, | 
Charles James Coghlan, Relieving Clerk] Mudgee .. | Woolloman .., oe | Blackmore, trans-| 25 June, 1918 
of Pet y Ses ions, Wellington. ferred. cu 
Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor, Cal La! Murray .,, ..) Cal ‘Lal ... nh ie ..| Searson, transferred) 10 June, 1918 
Third «lass Sergeant Frederick Beck-| Namoi ..// Bugilbone; — Merimborough ;| Brydon, transferred! 14 June, 1918 
haus, Pilliga, ot Sa Pilliga; Wangan. We 
David Charles Stuart Brute, Acting! Namoi ... | Rocky Glen .. Dixon, on leave . 5 June, 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Coonabara-| | 
bran. ’ | 
Second Claas Sergeant William Brydon,| Namoi ... .- | Boolcarrol!; Cuttabri; Merah) Menary,transferred 18 June, 1918 
Wee Waa. ; . ‘North; Myall Vale; Kound) ' 
{| Swamp; Wee Waa; Ya rie 
, | Lake; Bonnie Loon; © 
Contiavie Thomas Francis Smart, Cum- Namoi .., .». | Cumborah Springs ; Morendah! Kisenhuth, trane-| 17 June, 1918 
orah. oe ; ferred. | 
Edward Percy Ousick, Clerk of Petty| Singleton an Ellalong ; Mount View ; Pokol-| Scobie, on leave .... 30 May, 1918 
Seasious, Cessnock. , bin ;. Congewai. 
George Altred Stevenson, Clerk of Petty) Upper Hunter ,.:| Brushby Hill; © Bunnan;) Blackmore, trans- 1 Mar., 1918 
Sessions, Scone, — , Gundy; Kar’s’ Springs; ferred, | 
Lower Rouchel; Main Camp; 
Owen’s Gap; Parkville; 
Seone; Segenhoe; Sparke’s 
, . Creek; Wingen ; avis Creek. | 
Third Class Sergeant Albert Buxton,} Wollondilly...) Bannaby ; Cutraweela; Golspie ;| Johnson, relieved,,.| 29 May, 1918 
Taralga. Taralga ; Wombeyan Caves; 
Chatsbury. | 
Constable George Henry’ Johnson, Wollondilly .. | Baonaby ; Curraweela ; Golspie;|, Buxton, on leave... 1 May, 1918 
Taralga. ; Taralga ; Wombeyan Caves ; 
Chatsbury. | 
* In eu of notification published in Goyernment Gazette No. 71 of 7th June, lyv13. 
GEORGE \v. FULLER. 
(173] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


N 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


OTICE is hereby given that Licenses have been issued to the undermentioned persons for the keeping of explosives, under 
the provisions of the ‘‘ Kxplosivus Act, 1905,” for the period ending 80th September, 1918, during the month of June, 


Io this list “G” means Gunpowder and Nitrate Mixtures, “N.C.” meaus Nitro-compounds, ** F”’ means Fiveworke, 
“D” means Detonatore, and “§.0.”’ means Safety Oartridges. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 











No. | Name. Address, Quan tity. 
C 5835 Aue, Frederick Carl Wilbriggie ...| 4,000 S.C, 
C5640 Batchelor, Alfred George ...| Melrose 10,000 8.C. 
© 5L06* | Briscoe & Co., Ltd. ... j .. | Sydney 500,000 S.C. 
C 5635 Buchanan, G. N., and So af .... Coopernook Unlimited S.C. 
C 4536+ Cohen, Frederick, & Co. , Gostord 6,000 $8.0, 
© 5639 Cohen, Alfred Abraham aa on .2.|, Guodooga.... iw 10,000 38.0, ‘ 
© 5644 The Cumberland Paper Boaru Mil!s, Ltd. .,.| Chatswood # 100 1b. G., N.C., and D. (100 No. 6). 
A 3026¢ | Dudley Coal Co., Ltd. (Graham ‘Vhompson)...) Dudley... ay 1,000 1b. N.C. and 1), (2,090 No. 6). 
B 6080+ | Froome & Co., G. of . Mas ...| Plartsburg en 260 1b. G. and N.C., 2,0.0 No.6 D, 
ue | 2,000 8 C. 
B 5611 Gollin & Co, Pty., LtJ. js ...| Sedney ; ithe .. | Unlimited 38.C. 
B 6283 | Green Bros... ww, ..| Matraville... 0. .| 200 1b G. and N.C, 290 No. 6 D. 
B 6092* Hodges, John ,., : gi Peralbar Ss ee 800 lb. G , N.C., wad D. (1,000 No. 6); 
C 4940+ Johnston, James , F ...| West Wallsend .., 10,000 8,C,. 
C4939¢ | Kirk & Co, J. ... 7 ...| Plattsburg heel 16,090 SC. 
B 6283 Melton, James . an = te ...| Mouot Knowles Siding ...| zou Ib. N.C., 1,000 No. 6 D. 
ce U 5642 The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply) Milson’s Point 1C0 Ib: N.Q. and D. (1,000 No. 6). 
; and Sewerage. 
C 56387 McKinnon, Neil cu n6¢ : .| Ellenborough 10,009 8 C, 
e U 565% Nicnolson, Donald igs _ Rad ...| Shuttleton ...| 30,000 S.C. 
C 5638 Parish; Alfred’... a ss. = ..; Gloucester ..| 25 lb. G., 7,000 S.C. 
me 4B 6284 Rayfield, Frederick Thomas ... ; .| Belmont be ...| 800 lb. N.C, 
© 6843 Seymour, H. T., Ltd... ...| Marrickville 25 ...| 50,000 8.0, 
E §8 +.2-2 Warburton, William . Be ; | Carrock sts ...| 100 lb. G. and N.C., 200 No. 6 D. 
wA 3236 Wright, Harley Beaumont (The Kingsgate) Kingsgate... a ...| 3,000 1b, N.U., 500 No. 6 D, 


| Molybdenite No-liabilicy). 











* In lieu of notice appearing in Government trarertn Ne tle. tth December, 117. 
t In lieu of notice appearing in Government Gazette No, 202, 16th November, 1917. 


3390 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, [12 Jury, 1918. 


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QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. 
Posrrcans, Brewers, Sprrir Murcwanrs, ko, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courtz, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicatio: s 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours ‘iol ni 


ne oe ok oe a a Re rt er RR OT = Ye ene et Re | ee 


| When Court to he held. 




















Licensing District, ad odbacgeati from | ___—___ “7 Convened by 
Date. | Hour. 

Albi oes ay hans in pes e.{ 11 June, 1918, ...| la July,,1918  ...]. «.. | J.J. Kingsmill, C. L, OF 
Armidale... cee oes ns rest PLA) ay eh i Pi 6 see mace NL. Cohen, O.PS 
Balranald Rae sey ed bar a ee OS 4 Rab ayers . vont ga Lt aie Wee Es Britz, C.P.8._ 
Bega see eee eas ont «-| 20 May, yy Seal iehlo' as, . ..| IL | D.G. Paterson, C.P.8, 
Bellingen aus ae “ee So ed. seed (Bing, be sect pf dda ey BB. Copeland, CLC. 
Broken Hill ae nie we soil 1 June, i so | 24ca rs n ...{ 21 | T. W. Cohen, C.L.C, 
Burrowa :.. ae ee es Sipe Os wep] 28 Wey “ ..| 10 | R.G. McKenzie, C.L.C. 
Cassilis ... #1) eae a see, 20 May, 44 a De wea 4, .-| 10 | L, A. Bisley, A.C.P.S. 
Condobolin Se <6 Ses «| 13 June, ,, pe fi: A aa AS ..| 2 | ELH. Kelly, C.L.C, 
Cooma ... wes Sc aes eal ES Tis, ne seal LO, = real Llu. Parker, O00,C. 
Cootamundra... ove se ve| 20 sd Reel tt Rie B ooo) (LL de By Be Crook, C.L.C, 
Corowa .:.. ee Ae “ac w| 20 May, Se ie eee 4, pede LOWD el si. Holland, C.L.C 


Deniliquin es ae soe ...| 12 June, ,, Wyo! AS. ag S ..| lO | N. Byrne, C. ii Cc. 
Dubbo ... eee sel 550 tedlaies MEBY. ines AED ESS 4 «| 11 | A. 7. Cochrane, C.P.S, 
Dungog ... eG pee ae «| 26 June, » yy NS Bes is | 10, | W. C.Geikie, C.P.38, 
Forbes... ee Bs ste meen iPL A MLR, 1ie5 Ril TOL 99 Pi ..| IL | C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 




















Goulburn Lae A ae oan LD 9 i" ated LB ey. b0 A soa othe it Lap she McDougall, C.L.C. 
Grenfell .. se te “ie ze] | OeUNe, 5, pe SE” Te pf el TOMAR Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gonpnedah. ne ae ahs eI Bo 4 sees| LOaur, 9 | 10 | 8. EH. Beaver, C.L.C, 
Inverell ,,, fe a5 stb -»| 28 May, 4, et ee ¥ ..| 11 | J. 8. Creagh, A.C.L.C. 
Liverpool ae sol FBG, = Paes beni 3 -| JL | A. G. Hardwick, O.P.S. 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) . ee ai w Fine. . aan kr pated * | 10 | T. A. Doolan, A ‘O.L.L Cc. 
Molong ... bea i, 505 caily shoe “ ie a , ..| 10 | D. Jd. Kenny, C.P.S. 
Mudgee ... ‘ie 3 ide coal Pag * pe Pro bo Pa e| IL | C.d. Coghlan, O.L.C. 
Morrurundi ,. a &: Haas 9 nents 16.0 sy > és], 10,,q) C..W. Swiney, C.P.S. 
Muswellbrook and Merton (Muswell. 28 May, 4 ix.) 16.0, RS | Il | G. McKay, C.L.C. 
brook). | 
Narrabri ee a 5 | 5 Sune, yy ata Ccbad 95 A ss} 10 | P. EK. B, Barnett, C.L.C. 
Newcastle ee es SE) O18) ae 50! 18 u.99 Rs woot wth, | AoG, Chipliny C.L.C. 
Nyngan ... 2 Re nde +4] 2¢ June, 4, Vest Zetia ag " «| 10 | J. R. BR. Miles, A.C.L.C. 
Parkes... an “cc a, LN We Big . esi le gare 5 .| 11 | R. P. Browne, C.P.S. 
Parramatta ne we was ..| 18 May, eta ngs si il dineay Gdus Wie rouphton.-O-i7.. 
Peak Hill ee i aa | 8 dune, 5, we PAB, ‘ i} 2°) J. Wy Glenn, A.C.P.8. 
Penrith: ... the af. wit Bath Guaiss A aA Beals ‘i ..| 10 | C. W, Naylor, C.L.C. 
Port Macquarie... 508 ae eel aes i. epi ted een = ..| 10 | A. B. Ranclaud, A.C.P.S. 
mesos a Terrace Ms Be Seal | (2udalysins, cHa lira A oo) LOR Hab Stem WA Cir Ss: 
Quirindi ., oak site AO vas Od WG s is: “Hy Wied ae . soe 20. 18 S. Taylor, C.L.C, 
Rylstone... nies ds ao os] 20 May, L265 nag és Tees ee A Be W.S . Kelk, A.C.P.S. 
Sh onlaveh (Nowra) tis Se Sener gs re es ne Eh ie os wal JOURS. ‘Youdale, C.L.C. 
Tamworth aie G3 du | & dune,» ,, ribs ay + wed bE H. TP. Adams, O.P.S, 
Tenterfield be eo, dg 4.) 2B Maya gl08 adhd Goi ” we! 10 | HL Emerton, 0.L.C. 
Tumbarumba |... A ha «| 14 June, ,, ) Ale Divo hs sf lu | A.C. McDonald, C.L.0, 
Urallagne: te aS oa Fs ape a5 see edi yore 2.800 T.: Beavers, 40,258; 
Wagga Wagga ... oe ou eal Last Vass Pell selene, 3 ..| $0 | J. Saunders. O.P.8. 
Walcha ... ome as at | SJSune ,, so PDBu nty 7 wv) DL | He Ve Gould, -C.L.0. 
Warialda es v7 Al pent hr Be A ee es veel LE Papvaeobiplin, C!D.Ce 
Wee Waa ool fs de WG ai 4 act AS cae e | 10 | D. Menary, L.C. 
White Cliffs ... ais ts Paha Usha a eels uanee 9 | 10 | D.C. Goodsell, C.1.€. 
WiHeGr so) 8 ita it) tse) oan MITRAL Y me as «fom ee ...| 13 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 








i 
rer ree ee ne ee nt RR FR NN Pn ——: 


DISTRICE COURTS, 
NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 

















specified. 
| When Court to he held. ice | : A 
Place. fi fin STikig oitemerieat Registrar's Notice, Registrar by whom notice given, 
Date. | Hour, | | 
\ 
Bourke... au . | 22 Aug., 1918..,' 10 | 3 Aug, 1918...) 4 July, 1918...| R. W. Kelly. 
Braidwood ,.. sie yet SOTUly, yp es) 104) 12 dtlye” ay) :..| 12 Sine, 4, 2.) V.4. R. Champion, 
Casino > aoe mend or steal ent opa) se da K iD Ibias Py BCE Bree nee REM NL Mus bs cht fa 
Cobar bi ti heed oar wy eet AU | Vee Gp cen rere ETT cea E. J. Daley. 
Condobolin .., aise Seal ee ave ph ee 2. ZT ya eae veoh LEO, ies H.W. Kelly. 
Glen Innes... iu Del WERE cae | ces] weeoO) | CL UA ERMA rahe A LY so oe | H. Breaketl, 
Grafton Aa --) 80 daly, cn |---| 10 | 12 daly, i, .-.| 17 Jiihe, 5, KE. A. May. 
Hay 2 nas ae rae tice, AN TMD CERIN a 10 May, ,, ...| F. Seroope. 
Lismore... siiy Sell AMO MRL oi airy | PhO ep 2 pe 12 June, 4 ...| J. B. Gibson, 
Murrarundi te ek eT ae, » ta 10" | OCA et Vee » «| C. W. Swiney. 
Narranderz.., ie | eee MLV yy |e) 10" | 8 Unley ..) oO Mer, ee ot B Havres in: 
Nyngan  ... ae «| 2o Aug, ‘» |... 3 | @ Aug,” ;,” .,.) 27 dane, . |, 3. Bb. Be Mules, Deputy, 
Parkes sie Ms Amal bee s s phe] 10 1:26 cules) Some » «| BP. Browne. 
Qsioaisboy-e1a——-—-sicieurerived ask Malaserinaei creel i) Olea oO UREN ieee AU Ld, J Med 
Singleton .., au Pr Somme A LO 1A) RO as Reo ay Go Magy ocr e wept PD, Rildershaw. 











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12 Juny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3391 


State Fishevies, 
Cinef Secwotery’s Department, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LHASHS FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


1 ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned pexsons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
the portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clook, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days fzom the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interference with alieged hauling grounds m=zt be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen 80 objecting that they have personaliy known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months. ‘They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. 


EK. B. HARKNESS, 



































Under Secretary. 
: a Sg eres 
“ Applicant. Locatity. Parish. County. PON ee 
. aid Foreshore. Lae 
Tuross Lake. Yards. 
2) Samuel Fitzpatrick ..{ At the western end of oyster lease Net Congo _...{ Dampier ...| 200 ie years. 
9,679. 
Gror@r’s RIveR. 
9825*| Vivian Francis Alley .,.| On the northern side of oyster lease No.| Sutherland , Cumberland; Area {10 years. 
9,782. . about 10) 
acres. 
9827*| Geslie Peter Pickering ...| Woronora River, lying between oyster; Holsworthy do «| 500 10i6 4 
leases Nos. 7,575 and 9,695. yards. 
9828*| Norman Malcolm Hay ...} On the northern side of application No.) Sutherland..' do san ares Ut 10a 
9,802. about i0) 
acres, | 
_ Newson Lake. 
9826 | James Francis Brasington| Lying between oyster leases Nos. 7,861 a Tanja ...| Dampier ...| 490 | 10 years. 
9,074. | | yards. | 
* Lenses of these areas are subject to the speeiat sonditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 
[7540] State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 28th June, 1918, 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


TT is hereby notified, for general information, thet the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
4_ portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereumder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be mspected at this Department (Fishexies 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’elock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’olock. 

Any person may, by memorial to tine Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the dave of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interferenee with sileged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen s0 objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
area during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when vequested 
to do so. 

HE. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Seeretary. 






































ne Applicant, Locality. | Parish. | County,. eck ‘ipa 
Hunter River. Yards. 
9810*) Bertram Ernest South Channel, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Newcastle...) Northumber-| 300 {10 years 
Moncrieff.) 5,582 and 8,268.. land. 
9811*| Do ...| South Channel, lying between oyster leases Nos. do Ea do am BOM Lore, 
| | 4,885 and 6,667. | 
9812* Do ...| Moseheto Channel, lying between oyster leases do aay do .+| 400. /;10 , 
Nos. 6,097 and 9,435. 
9813*! Do ...| South Channel, on the eastern side of oyster lease do vee do Fate 2000 LS 5 
| No. 8,737. 
Port STEPHENS. 
9814 { Ernest Nicholas Bundaba Creek, about 700 yards southerly from/ ..... >... { Gloucester... 50 | 16 years. 
Diemar.| _ oyster lease No. 9,483. | | 
9815 Do ...| Tilligerry Oreek, lying outside oyster lease No.| Tomaree do uu} Area | 1003} 
2,316, at the south-east end. about 3} 
acres. 
GrorGe’s River. Yards. 
9816*| Ernest Windybank{ Lying about 200 yards southerly from oyster lease} Holsworthy Cumberland; 200 | 10yeara. 
No. 9,428. 
9817*| Do ...| Woronora River, lying in front and about 270 do Al do senile) AOR. oka: 
yards southerly from the north-west corner of | | about 2 
oyster lease No. 7,575. } acres. | 
BRISBANE WATER, Yards. 
9818*| Robert Meade Woy Woy Creek, at the western end of oyster| Patonga ...| Northumber-| 250 1/16 ycars. 


Butler.| lease No. 9,666, land. 











| 


* Leases of these areas are subject to the special cenditions relating te Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 


No. 87, 12 Juny, 1918,—2. 





3392 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918. 








[49] State Fisheries, 
Chiof Seeretery’s Department, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by « statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishormen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to nave been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months, They muzt sleo be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


requested to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 



































£ 
rare Applicant. Locality. | Pariah. | County, Sepa Pe scimy 
Grorces Rivez. Yards. 
9820*| Edmund Philip Peatfield| In 2 sections, section 1 of about 50 yards, on{ Holsworthy,; Cumberland; 61 15 years. 
the east side of application No. 9,789 ; | (about). 
section 2 of about 11 yards on the west 
side of application No. 9,780. | 
Port STEPHENS. 
9821 ; Samuel Hmmett ..._| North Arm lying between oyster leases No.| ............  , Gloucester..., 125 16 years. 
5,967 and 7,416. _ 
9822 Do ws eee| North Arm lying between oyster leases Nos.) ........54+5 do... 154 | 10 years. 
6,917 and 7,360. 
9823 Do a ..| North Arm lying between oyster leases Nos.) ............ do va] LOO 10 years. 
4,210 and 4,782. ' . 
Application Ne, 9,820 is subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 
[190] Registrer-Goneral’s Department, 


Sydney, 10th July,:1918. 


1 Bs is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 
































No. mame. Bo eet hi aT Ropiaeiad 
From— To— 4 ; 
1918. 
4914 | Reverend Clement Henry Lea, M.A. ...| Church of England (Dio-| 7 St. John’s Castlereagh Flats,} 28 June. 
cese of Sydney). Flats, Darling-| Victoria-street, 
hurst-road, Darlinghurst. 
Darlinghurst. 
4666 | Mr. William Evans ... aes Bes ..., Methodist Church of Aus-| Nyngan ...| Luddenham ...| 28 ,, 
tralasia in New South 
Wales. 
2849 | Reverend Martin Luther Johnson, B.A. ...| Congregational Church) Balmain ...| Bourke-street, | 29 ,, 
(Independents). West Maitland. 
1294 | Reverend Frederick Vicary Pratt, M.A. ... do ...| Kurilpa,  Bell-| Hunter’s Hill ...| 29 ,, 
street, Wat- 
son’s Bay. 
2840 | Reverend Horace Maynard Riley ... Me do ...| Pacific-street, Bayswater-road,| 29 ,, 
Watson’s Bay.!| Roseville. 
4737 | Reverend Charles Henry Tomlinson ...| Church of England (Dio-; Cook’s River rd.,| Harle-street, 6 July. 
cese of Sydney). | St. Peters, Arncliffe, : 
4011 | Reverend John Francis Chapple, L.Th. do ...| Five Dock .... 19 Arthur-street,| 6 ,, 
| Sydney. 
3074 | Reverend Robert Brodribb Stewart Hain- do ...| 19 Arthur-street, Reanaeteeee, Ginys5 
mond. Sydney. Forest Lodge. 
2782 | Reverend Frank Biddulph Clive... ..., Church of England (Dio-) Quaker’s Hill .... Lake Bathurst... 6 ,, 
cese of Goulburn). 
2604 | Reverend Reginald Robert Macartney do ...| Moruya ...| Boorowa orl a Olmesy 
Noake, M.A. 
4290 | Reverend William Smith Price, B:A. sith do | Boorowa ..| Pambula reel Oe 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 
[191] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 10th July, 1918. 


if is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,” 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 

















No. Name. | Denomination. Residence. Registration. 
1918, 
3982 | Reverend Frederick William Rettie) Church of England (Diocese of Goulburn) ...} Moruya Ree | 6 July. 
4919 | Reverend Arthur Rowley Ebbs_...; Church of England (Diocese of Grafton) ....| Lismore on S| OMmnee 
1711 | Reverend David Creighton ... ...| Church of England (Diocese of Sydney) ...| 35 Arundel-street,) 9 __,, 
Forest Lodge. 











W. G. BH-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 3393 


Sines Dicpariment Pictices, 


£195] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOFICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WI1P?H 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER 8UCH LEAS#S ; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crowx Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 












































Application No. u Pdclion | Locality. | Dato of 
Applicant. eo Area. se 
Departmental. | Local. ore Bee : County. | Parish. rey | Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEAS#S. 
[1918-4,779 L.B. | a. Fp. 
Barmedman 15 19 | John Rutherford and) au 72 | Bland... ...| Mandamah TanONLOn OFT 7 Nova 1917 
James Rutherford. 
Copmanhurst | 233 | Charles Middleton + wtih Drake 9... ...| Churchill... sao. 0 O°) 26 Jan, 11918 
183 
Hill End = 292; 315 | John Brydon wf 2 | Bathurst ... ...| St. David... 44) 42) 0) 0 | 150 5, Fr 
FOR MINERAL LHASES. 
{1918-4,780 ; 4,781 L.B.} 
Tingha 274 | 480 { John Lock... ..[ ME113 | Gough |. ...| Herbert .., ‘al 20 0 0} 22Jan, 1918 
cf 275 |. 481 | Samuel Joseph Cowan| ,, 114 do Ao do ey Oe On adie: A 
and Fredrick Smith. 
Yerranderie 63 | 151 | Samuel William Mc| ,, 29 | Westmoreland ...| Colong ... soe 20) 0% Ou loi iM@b., + 45 
Namara. | 
. J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





THE undermentioned application for an authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Aet, 1906, has been 
refused, 
{ Papers 1918-5,292 L.B.] 

















r Locality. 
neere = - Portion as cs Date of 
Application No, | Name. | Rae Scien Park —— | Application, 
| boka | 
eres. 
Walcha 1 | Michael McCormick a proc ask Hawes ane ...| Parkes ..| 6,420 i14June, i918 
| (ex. roads). 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mimes, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeeutive Council, has approved of the grant of a lease in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned application for a Lease of Private and Crown Lends for purposes in connection with maining. 
{1918~-4,842 L.B. | : 


ee ooo 

















Application No. Ae Locality. eri ocke 
: orvion * m5 SS ate 2; Le 0: 
Applicant, No. i Area, Ap oH Patton: 
Departmental. | Local. County. Parish, | 
PRIVATE LANDS. @) F.1D: 
Burraga 2| 14 | Abersrombie Copper| Partof en 26, Georgiana | deremy ... ap 51 80 j:27-Oct., 1917 
| Mines, Limited. part of por- 
| tions 52, 87, | 
90, 82, & 70. | ; 
ois | Do ... + Part of @L26, do bacline wsdy Bes fioParele 018,86 [o27.),, - 
part of por- 
tion 88. | 
CROWN LANDS. 
Burraga 5 { 16 | Abercrombie Copper| Part of an 26, Georgiana ...| Jeremy ... | 0 3 6 | 30 Jan., 1918 
Mines, Limited. 











“ 


J. ©. L. PEEZPATRIOK, Bamister for Memes, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 
[1918-4,851 ; 5,436 L.B.] 



































Application No, Locality. | 
. Date of 
Applicant. Portion No, a Area. | Application, 
Departmental. Local. County. | Parish. | 
| Byeatn ps 
Deepwater 7 | 216 | Edward Fenwick ...| pmu 7, part of) Gough ... | Deepwater ... 4 3 30 18 Jan., 1918 
| portion 175. 
Yerranderie 45 | 150 | Charles Hodges} pax 10, part of| Westmore- The Peaks ..| 42 0 8 20 ess Pe 
Davis. portion 77. | land. (surface right, 
| 5 acres.) 








J. CO, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


3394 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918, 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


HIS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Mining 
Lease of Private Lands, the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same, 
[1918-4,909 L.B.] 














Application No. Locality. 
Lessee. et ee Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental, Local. County. Parish. 
| \ 
| Srey. 
Urana 18 | 22 | Fanny Jobns Heit el | Urana. | ss | Gunambill ...(206 3 O | 29 April, 1918 











J. ©, L. FEPZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines, 





IT is intended to void the Mining Lease of Private Lands, granted m sesisfaction of the undermentioned application, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of suok voidance wii be pubhished im the Government Gazette of 26th 
July, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, m terms of the Mining Aet and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 

{1918-4,908 L.B.} 


—_—— “ = 


Application No. 








Locality. 








Portion 
N | Date of Lease. 


| Applicant. 
Departmental. Local. . | 


. | Area. 





County. Parish. 





ann me 


F ; Awe. Ds 
Yalgogrin 20 | 167 | George Sheehan ...)PGu 6,} Cooper ... oe, | Narrian ... | 2 2 O]| 29 April, 191& 

















part of 
portions 
12 & 7. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
[196] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


N OTICH is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the applications for Dredging Leases set out 
i in the Schedule hereto having been received, I have determined that leases shall be granted of the areas included in such 


applications, subject to the following special conditions, viz. :— 


Wilson’s Downfall 48 (local 172):— 


(a) That within » period of twelve months from the date of the lease the sum of two thousand pounds (£2,000) 
shall be expended in the construction of a hydraulic sluicing plant. 


(b) That dredging operations to be carried on under the lease shall not approach nearer than a half chain of the 
northern boundary of portion 5, parish Wylie, county Buller. 


Adelong 15 (local 157) :— 
(a) That within a period of three months from the date of the lease the sum ot ten thousand pounds (£10,000) shall 
be expended in the construction of a bucket dredge. 
(b) That the lessee shall deposit the soil above the stone and gravel to the satisfaction of the Secretary for Mines when 
dredging operations have been carried out. 


[1918-5,084; 5,412 L.B.] 


























Application No. pony Portion | : Date of 
Departmental. AT Local. sie No. mgd nee: Application. 
| & re ip 
Wilson’s 48 | 172 | George Andrew | ux 80} Parish Wylie, county Buller, embracing 27 3 9 | 3Jdan., 1918 
Downfall Cook, part of the bed and banks of Wylie 


Oreek and land adjacent thereto, ex- 
tending from the north boundary 
of portion 5 in a northerly direction 
for a distance of about 55 chains. 
Adelong 15 | 157 | Adelong Gold Hs-| Gu 63 | Parish of Calafat, county Wynyard, 14 2 23) 5 Dec., 1917 

| tates, N.L. situated adjacent to Adelong Creek, ; 
adjoining portion Gu 159 on the 
south and portion Gr 102 on the east, 
and comprising parts of freehold 
portions 4 and 20. 




















J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3395 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—conéinued. 


[179] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


if is hereby notified that His Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Counail, has eaneclled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are hereby declared cancelled, 


[1918-2,685 R. and 1.J 





MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 












































rs Locality. ‘ 
No. Name, winds : aust | Area, Application No, 
an County. | Parish. | 
; ae Uretps 
61 tO ar aa Wolfram Proprietary, mz 658 | Clive ee ...| Bates nee ..| 20 O O| Deepwater 33-34 
imited. | 
63 Do do weil or ecm Oa eo Ee ...| Rockvale’... ch 40m Olde O. } ~ 35-36 
64 Do do web, 1s nO Leo at ...| Rockvale and Bates} 40 0 O a 36-37 
305 Do do seiluu wk OREO - ae do ecm On O - 55-56 
379 Do do ie 53, 1¢ OR IEGO ee ...| Bates ni pee Ome Om, 3 76-82 
412 Do do <a5| [epee LOR LO AG .. | Rockvale and Bates} 61 2 26 + 73-77 
702 Do do Kale je aReG His ...| Rockvale ... pel tal ah By 3 80-86 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
{180] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that His Hxeellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Couneil, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,686 R. and IL] : 





DREDGING LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 








Locality. 
Area. Application No. 





No. | Name. 








County. Parish. 








p. 
19} Braidwood 
87-158 
Major’s Creek 
3-19 


bo 


314 | Patrick Coffey 30 at ..| @L 32 | St. Vincent | Hlrington.,.. pea LO 


315 Do 360 aes oe] GLileae do | Boyle and Elring-| 19 1 21 | Braidwood 
ton. 88-160 


Major’s Creek, 








J. c 0. L. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 26th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
(1918-2,823 R. and I.] 





MINERAL LEASH, MEANING ACT, ‘1908. 


Locality. 
Ke. Brana. ete Awea, | Apptication No, 
— County. Parish. 


| ai Fah p. 
1806 | John Drake and Cornelius Henry} Mt 2) Raleigh ... ai Missabotti... ..| 10 0 O| Kempsey 26-32 
Sullivan. | | 

















J. O, I, BFFZPAFRICK, Seeretary for Manes. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancetlation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 26th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°20 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


_ [1918-2,889 R. and I.] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


























| Locality. 
No Name a peri Area. Application No, 
| a County. | Parish. 
; fs) San De 
2095 | Duscan McLean Marshall «| GD 116 | Wellington ...| Tambaroora ..| Ll 0 O | Hill Xnd 271-294 








J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
.No, 87, 12 Jury, 1918, —3. 


3396 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918, 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS YOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 26th July, 1918, and the lands referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. ; 
[1918-2,888 R and I.] | 





GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1966. 








CO — a 



















‘ pekentest Locality. | 
~ Bo, Name. asia Ares. | Application No. 
eee ie a ‘County. | Parish. | 
nt eh oF 
1971 | Michael Angelo Padula ... ..{ MD? 1 | Robinson .., .+.| Moquilamba | 4 113] Cobar 95-225 
1972 | John Edward Gay... ...  ...| MTs 4, da iia: “| do sales Spe Pees 96-226 
l 9, & 10. 











J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Seeretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to declare forfeited the undermentioned lease, and notice of forfeiture thereof will be published in 
the Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, and the land referred to in such Jease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-2,765 R. and 1,} 





LEASE, MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT, 1894. 


























Portion Legality, 
No. Name. No ; Area. Application No. 
cae County. | Parish. 
Peis OR 
1152 | The Stannifer Freeholds Deep Lead) 229 and} Gough ... ...| Herbert ... ...| 80 0 0} Tingha 58 
Tin Mines, Limited. PMD 2, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mimes. 
[160} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 2,566 FROM SALE FOR COAL-MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF 
STANFORD, COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
e concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, ee part of reserve No, 2,566 from sale for coal-mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 
accordingly. 

[1918-3,819-152 Misc.] 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
SOHEDULE. 





Land 


acne Date of 
District. [Divsion, 


Purpose. | Notifieabina County. Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
| 
| 
| 
| 





Reserve| 
No. | 





Maitland | Hastern,.| 2,566 | From sale for| 23 Oct., 1886] Northum- | Stanford...| Tarro oa 
| coal-mining berland., 
purposes. 


That part within the boundaries} Ms. 1918- 
(about). of the village of Stamford-| 3,380. 

Merthyr, embracing allotments 
11 to 20, section 13; allotments 
1 to 20, section 12; the whole of 
tsection 11; and the reserve for 
public buildings to the eastward 





| of portion 74; also adjoining 
| roads and lanes (exclusive of 
any part of Maitland-street). 


























[161] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION IN PART OF EXEMPTION FROM LEASING PROVISIONS, MINING ACT 1906, PARISH OF . 
STANFORD, COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 23 

(2) ©), Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to revoke the notification published in the Government Gazette of the 1st December, 
1916, exempting certain Crown lands from the leasing provisions of the said Act, as far as regards that part of the said Crown lands 
described hereunder, such revocation to take effect at 2.30 p.m, this day. 


[1918-3,861-152 Ms.] 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
DESCRIP PION. 
BASTERN DIVISION. 
Layxp Disteict or Mairianp, TARRO SHIRE. 


Part of reserve 1,416, area 4 acres 0 roods 32 perches, Allotments 1 to 10, section 13, and roads 1 chain wide surrounding same on 
the south, west,.and north. 


12 Juty, 1918,] 


wae 





Lands Depariment Fotices. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3397 





a 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “‘PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912,” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so mueh of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appropri- 
ated, and so much thereof as is private property has 
been resumed-under the. ‘f Public Works Act, 1912,’ 
for the following public purpose, namely, for the 
establishment of a Public Recreation Ground at 
Waratah, parish of Newcastle, county of Northum- 
berland, and is vested in the Minister for Lands as 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty.— 
Dated the tenth day of July, one thousand nine hun- 
dred and eighteen . 
[Ms. 1918-5,168] 
(.8.) W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Descrirtion or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece of land containing 11 acres 1 rood, 
situated in the parish of Newcastle, county of Nor- 
thumberland, and shown on plan deposited in the 
Lands Titles Office, sydney, numbered 6,059, as 
“Dangar Park.’ ~ [157] 





Department of Lands, 


[221] en 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


lt: is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
yventlemen as Trustees, respectively, of tho portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserve No. 52,792 at Rosevale, Wiseman’s Ferry, 
county of Northumberland, parish of Spencer, area 


about 23 acres, notified 10th May, 1918, for Refuge in | 


Time of Flood :— 

Messrs. James William Walmsley, Morse Laughton, 
Solomon John Rose, Edward George Greentree, 
Henry Douglass, and Thomas Archibald William 
Wilson. 

[ Misc. 1918-4,715] 





The portion of Reserve No. 48,508 at Gosford, notified 
22nd january, 1913, for Cemetery, set apart for Bap- 
tist Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Horace Edward French, Arthur Edward Lill- 
crapp, Henry James Morton, Francis John Noble, 
and Albert John Townshend. 

[Mise, 1918-4,787 ] 





Reserve No. 30,518 at Rous Mill, area 10 acres, noti- 
fied 27th January, 1900, for Public Recreation :— 
Messrs. Oscar Charies Waddington Newman and Her- 
bert William Pratt (in liew of Messrs. F. W. 
Warley, resigned, and J. Cottrell, removed), 
[ Mise. 1918-3,160] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[223 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
yn accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1915, 
the undermentioned genticmen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees of Recreation Ground at Bowraville, area 
83 acres 3 roods 28 perches, being residue of 513 acres, 
after revocation of part for Show Ground, dedicated 
13th May, 1887, namely ;—~ 
Messrs. Alexander McKay, William Bede Laird, and 
Witiam Ryan (in leu of Messrs. P. Ryan and J. 
McKay, senior, deceased, and P. Lamph, _re- 
signed). 
[ Mise. 1918-5,132] 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
No. 87, 12 Jury, 1918, =-4, 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 

Te is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentiemen, who have left the district, from their posi- 


' tions as Trustees respectively of the portions of land 


hereinaiter particularised, 

moved accordingly ;— 

Mr. J. Cottrell from his position as a Trustee of 
Reserve No, 30,518, at Rous Mill, area 10 acres, 
notified 27th January, 1900, for Public Recrea- 


tion, 
[ Mise. 1918-3,160] 


Messrs. W. Turner and A. Wiltshire from their posi. 
tions as Trustees of Mechanics’ Institute Site at 
Carroll, area 2 roods, dedicated 13th November, 
1894. 

[Mise, 1918-4,607] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


——> 


and they are hereby re- 





[247] ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS 
: x ante SECTION 18, ‘“ PUBLIC ROADS ‘ACT, 


H"* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
y the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, under the provisions of 18th section of ‘Publis 
Roads Act, 1902,’’ the roads hereunder described shall 
be and are hereby declared to be public roads, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 

[ Rds. 1918-132-3] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION, 

Roads 100 links wide on the north of portions 22, 
23, 24—reserved road 100 links wide within portion. 
7—road 100 links wide on north of portions 6, 25, and 
26, boundary road separating portion 26 from portion 
25, and boundary road of variable width separating 
portion 26 from portion 36; also boundary roads 100 
links and variable in width separating portions 19 
and 20 from. portions 17 and 18, and Ellenborough 
Riyer, parish of Myall, county of Macquarie, Hast- 
ings Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 13,434- 

U0. 


[248] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the roads hereunder de- 
scribed, which are now no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and 
discharged from any rights of the public or any per- 
son to the same as highways. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 

The unnecesary boundary roads separating portions 
153, 140, 117, 119 from portions 190, 186, 184,124, 
and 125, and reserved road within portion 125, Un- 
necessary boundary roads separating portions 140, 141, 
125, and 50 from portion 150; end of road, portion 
149; end of road, portions 47 and 139; boundary roads 
on north and south of portion 149; boundary roads 
on west of part of portion 143, west and north of por- 
tion 144, and north of portion 45; boundary roads on 
east of portions 99 and 37, north, and east of portion 
162, and east ef portion 170; and boundary road on 
west of portion 164—all within North Bangaroo Stud 
Farm—parish of Nanami, county of Ashburnham, 
Boree Shire. 

[Roads 1916-723-5] 

The unnecessary boundary road separating portions 
167, 168, 169, 179 from portions 164, 152. 151, and 146, 
parish of Liddel, county of Durham, Patrick Plains 
Shire. 
[Roads 1918-83-3] 


3398 


[226] Divarentat of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th ‘July, iois, 
LAND SALES. 


«he pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned place at the trme 
and on the day specified. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT: THE VICTORIA THEATRE, KEMPSEY, 
On Saturday, the 24th day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 
Lanp District or KEMPSEY. 


At Crescent Head, parish Palmerston, county Macquarie, 
shire Macleay. 





TERMS :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. ‘per annum. 


Country Lots. 














Portion. Area. [Psion Area, [ronson Area. 
a, 2. 7p. ay) te a. rT. p. 
161; 0 uv 194] 167} © 0184] 178 0. 0 264 
162} ,0 016%] 173; 0,0 264] 179) 0 0 264 
488 | OD AT 74 0 0 2644 180 0 0 344 
164 0 O17 } bis) 0 0 264 181 0 0 34} 
165 0. 0 18 176 0 O 264 182 0 0 35 
166 0 0.19. rit 0 0 265 183. 0.0 35 


Papers Aln. 1918- 5,254; Plans 6,329, 6,319;,:and 6, 321- 
666. 





aa 7 
[238] Pct of Lands, 


Syduey, lath July, 1918. 
LAND SALES. 


TN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 


solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister fortands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lets of Land will he oifered for sale 


by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times | 


and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNDAGAI, 


On Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1918} 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
; Laxp Disretcr or GUNDAGAI. 
Parish North Gundagai, county Clarendon, shire Adjungbilly. 
~'"Perus :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balanee in hree'months. 


Country Lor. 





Portion. Area, ~.!| Upset priee | Remarks. 





town and railway station 
| of North Gundagai. 


Papers 19i§-3,507 ; Plan C. 3,631-1,578. 








eo 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICK, WELLINGTON, 


On Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 





Lanp Dtstricr or WELLINGTON. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Wellington, 
parish Curra, county. Gordon, shire Macquarie. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. 
instalments, with interest at 5 per ceat. per annuin. 


Supurean Lor. 








Upset 
Portion. Area. \ pees per Remarks, 
Lot. 
— 3 ee 
Wea a Tee le 
68 8 0'0U0 1175 UV 0 | Situated ‘close to the town 
of Wellington (westerly | 
therefrom), the nearest 


railway station being Wel- 

lington, distant within 1 
’ mile. 

Upset price includes value of Crown AS 

Papers Aln, 1918-4,589 ; Plan G. 3,233- \ »D67. 











NEW SOUTH H WALES GOVERNIENT GAZETTE, No. aT. 


| Situated 2%miles from _the | 


; balance in three equal annual | 





v2 Tony, 1918, 





of SALE AT tHE S€HOOL « OF ARTS; SOUTH GRAFTON, 


On Ww ednesday, the 2tst day of August, 1918, 
at 11 o’cloek a.m. 


Lanxp DistRicrt oF GRAFTON. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town of South 
Grafton, parish Southampton, county IS muni¢i- 
pality South Grafton. 


Txnasg :-- Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SvrursBan Lots. 








Upset 

















Portion. Area, Price per } Portion. Area, Price per 
\ Lot, ' Lot. 
a. re) Pap eaish d. arp} £8, de 
316 1/2 4/38,0 0 331 0: 4 374,330, .0.,8 
ol7 1 2, 44). 38 0...0 3a2 9, di Ba 25, 0 0 
318 1 2 44) 38 0 0 333) | O.ghi Sida Faea Boge, 
319 Loa aden 8s. 20 0 334 0 1 384). 25 0,0 
320 1 )2)4438 0 Of. 377) 
Mohit eee Stile | ed eee 
3241/5 © 10 120.0 0}. 38° 
338 Pa realy. Upper ASC 30.0 90 0 0 
326 0 1:37 |:26 0 O 382 3 0 0 90 0 0 
327 | 01°87 | 25 0 0 383 3.0 0 90 0 0 
328 | 0 -1°37'/'25°0 0 384° 13:0 0} 90 0 0 
829} Ovid BI | 254).0) 0 385 8 O18 14290 (0. 0 
330 | 0 1 37 125 0,,0 386 3,3 64:110 0.0 
Papers Aln: 1918-4,917 ; Plans OC. 2,915 and 2,918-1, 517 R.; 
2,916; 2917, 2,980, and 2,981-1,577. 








SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, KURRI KURRI, 


On Saturday, the 17th day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


Lanp Disrricr or MAITLAND. 


Within the village of Tomalpin, parish Stanford, county 
' Northumberland, shire Tarro. 
Tunas :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Town Lots. 


— : =" 


























Alot, Sec. Area. sca faa fai, See Area: Lewitt a 

a. Peo Pali By (8. d. Aer. Puree lB Be 
rios0 70 115 OOP 45 fo bo! 12 0! 
RPovieg 941d TOOT S44, Old Kodae=o 0 
sf? goto 20°0] 6] 4) O°1 ot 420 0 
a) slope oda 0 OP el 5 10 4 | OMe Tor oO 
5/1101 0112 0 0] 8!.,, [Orn DT Ggror 6 
6] | 0 1 0/12 O-e4—8] ,,/0 1 0] 12 0:0 
Pibosk (ota 12200, 40 1590 Wrsd01 2) de O.Pe 
BH 49! Dade O12 10.04 Ids ef O LD bde Dod 
91.0.1 0112.0 0 121 Hk Odden Oak 
101 cc Dick ae OO aed bee ee ee 
We) Oa OF: OPO P AT EES Piero pow~p tO 
Te gt: Foi ap Hp yaagora lh) aye h ig qa ty 9 
13| 2) 0 1.01/12 "6°o146'| 4'9 Spgs $800 0 
a) 10 1.0112 0 Ofip) 5, |} Oa eee 
iB | 3, | 0.1. O72 OO ot) oie tg 7G 
16) 4.1/0 b 0412 OOF 19|-5,10 1 0} 12 0.90 
17/4, 0°10 |12'0 0.20425, } 0.2.0) 140.0 
Bd foe Oly OA 1250 0On ae 0 1.014 0,0 
1 a ks OLI2 OD Ol wae Dds ese} 
2) i Od Bids 0 DAow ben Oot pa te, 0 0 
314 6h 1 Oe 0 OL eat PO Panes. 0,0 
Blake Op AD 11D OAL das Ae ae ed 
giog.l ge polohaa! ood eles, 4 0112 0 0 
FB MOG) By ES ee PSE MEP aes 
Hl. Oo 1 S112 0 01 8) 410 A 01 te. 0 0 
s1 | 0.170448 fo OFS bHaG Of 1 10422 ED 
wee’ gtr 6 epee 10} 4,10 2 O11¢: 0 0 
eb cid) sites 049) ) isl Oot 0 | Ja bap 
fe hag eg ae eNO to Petey a BIR of 
ree! rae} 8] 181", PO Dy 12° Oo 4 
17 Niles 20) ae OA eis OTT OL SO) Sa Oe 
181° OE gh P88 1982 OTHE toro! et) fer! OME 
19} 29 10 112°" 0] 161 5, 1.0 2) 0} 12 0 @ 
601) 2) oF TOT O01 97175, ore 0} 1200 
1/'3/0°1°0/14 6 Of 18 }",,/0°1°0112 0:0 
21,10 1 0112 0 0) 19184 OFF! O12 OrO 
310 10 le 0/08 20/113; 10.1 of 14 0:0 


The village of Tomalpin is situated about 114 miles ‘southerly 
from Maitland, and 2' miles south from Re Kurri. 

The sale is restricted to the surface and 100 feet below the 
surface. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,653 ;, Plans Tomalpin 3, 4, 5, and 6. 





ie 2 


12 Juny, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


3399 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, FORBES, 


On Saturday, the 24th day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o'clock p.m. 


Lanp Disrricr or Forsgs. 


Prams :—Deposit, 25 per eent.; balance in three equal anaual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Forbes, 
parish Forbes, county Ashburnham, municipality of Forbes. 


SupurBan Lots. 











Portion. Area. a Apeice Portion.| Area. Oey P a 
afr. p. pe & oO, ® r. p.| £& @:d. 

972 | 2 0 0) 52° 0 0413791 1° 320) 54 O O 

978 | 2 0 0/48 0 OF 1380| 2 0 8} 59 0 0 


Upset price of portions 1,379 and 1,380 include value of 
Crown improvements, 
f 


The land is situated about ~ mile northerly from town o 
Forbes, and about } mile from the railway station. 


Papers Aln, 1918-4,244 ; Plan A. 7,078-1,770. 





Parish Forbes, county Ashburnham, shire J emalong. 








1410 ;0 10; 5.0 0, 1483 01 0 6 0 8 
1411 |0 1 0/] 5 0 OF 1484 10 1 0 6 0 U 
1412/0 1 0) 5 O Of 1485 1/01 0 7 0 0 
141%. 10 1,..01.8 0.011496 |6 1 9 7 9 9 
1414/0 2° 6')5 6 OF 1487) 1 0 2 0 T 0 9 
1415. | 0 1-0) 6.6 +704..3488,/0 1 0 7 0 90 
14416 | 0 1 0) 6 O Of 1439 |0 1 O 8 0 9 
1417. 1:01, @ | +6:,0.°04 > i4at 16-1 0) 12 6-0 
1418 | 0..4..0,| 6 O 04 2472..0 1.61. 10.0.9 
1419 -| 0. 2°00" 7 °0 OF i445 160 72 01 10 0 A 
1420 |0 1 O| 8 O OF 1444 |0 1 0] 10 @ 0 
1421/0 10) 7 0 OF 144 1/01 0; 16 00 
1422 |0 1 0| 7 0 Of} 1446 | 0°10 9 0 0 
1423 1/0 1 0! 7 © Of} 1447 10 1 0 9 0 0 
1424 |0 10!) 7 0 OF 1448 |0 1 0 9 0 0 
1425 |0 1 0) 6 0 Of] 1449 |0 1 0 9 0 0 
1426 |0 1 0) 6 O OF 1450 |0 10! 10 00 
1427 |0 1 0/6 0 O] 1451 | 0 035] 20 0 0 
1428 |0 1 0/| 6 O O]| 1452 |0 035! 15 00 
1429 |0 10! 7 0 Of 1453 |0 035!] 15 0 O 
1430 |0 1 0} 8 0 OF 1454 |0 0 348] 20 0 0 
1431 |0 10] 6 0 Of 1455 |0 035! 30 0 0 
1298 FVO07 80,6. 0. 0 | 











Situated 4 miles northerly from the town of Forbes ; the 
nearest railway station being Daroobalgie, distance 5 to 35 
chains. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,898 ; Plans A. 7,601 to 7,607-1,770 
inclusive. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ALBURY, 


On Wednesday, the 2Ist day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or ALBURY. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Within the village of Mullanjandra, arish Mullanjandra, 
county Goulburn, shire Hume. 


Town Lots. 











| Upset Upset 
Allot, Sec. Area. Price per }Allot.| Sec. Area. Price per 
| Lot. ti. 
a0. ps | La. a. tae Be. ld 8... 
1 CO a Oo 5 OO 2 Dt Os 2 10 4 0 0 
Zlness aie du Oe OO fal eee a 8 Ma 4 0 0 
Zlwrie.2 81 4,0 0 415, /0 2, 9 4 0 0 
A Pesce ally 2) Oui D OO Di sph, Op ten SO 5 0. 0 
Baer Ob | Or D Oe oe HeO. Poi 5 0 0 
Cia wee 4 80a 71: | OS el a YD 
7) ieee Ode COs LO SO” 4 ON 
So) spe bo 0 OR 8 tO OF 48 O 
1 5/10 2 015 0 01410! 4,}0 2 0 50 0 








The town of Mullanjandra is distant about 17 miles from 
Albury ; the nearest railway station being Tabletop, about 
11 miles distant. 


Papers Aln, 1918-4,724; Plan M. 12 and 13-2,090. 





ee 
a ND NN RR | I as ea ot een ee 


Within the village of Bowna, parish Bowna, county 
Goulburn, shire Hume. 














Upset 
Allot | Sec. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
as Pope [ie post di 
10 | 7|0 1 0}10 0 0O| Fronting Telegraph-street 
ll » 1/9 1 0)10 0 0 (300 feet wide) to a lane 31 
12 hess tie® tly 0 410;,,.0 0 links wide. The village of 
Bowna is about 34 miles 
from Tabletop, the nearest 
railway station. 


Papers Aln. 1918-3,949 ; Plan B. 16~1,786. 





Parish Albury, county Goulburn, shire Hume. 
Country Lors. 

















| Upset Upset 
Pertion. Area. Price per |Portion. Area. Price per 
| Lot. Ot. 
le i keke: nk A eonopp £ amd, 
383 1:0. § 0.014 385 uO 0 6 0 0 
384 100; 6 0 04 386 LOO 6 0 0 


Situated 3 miles from town of Albury, which is the nearest 
railway station. 


Papers Alu. 1918-5,431 ; Plan G. 2,635-1,668 Roll. 





Parish Dora Dora, county Goulburn, shire Holbrook. 
Terms :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


99 (606 2 0 | 455 0 ay py 2 01142 4 0 
100 [579 0 0! 455 6 0 
The upset price of portion 100 includes value of Crown 
improvements, and £16, value of other improvements. Por- 
tion 101 includes £17 4s,, value of improvements. 
The land is situated 15 miles from the village of Bowna, 
the nearest railway station being Tabletop, on Albury- 
Sydney line, distant 18 miles. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,166 ; Plans G. 3,711, 3,712, 3,713-1,475. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, HOLBROOK, 


On Thursday, the 15th day of August, 1918, 
at 10°30 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp Disrricr or ALBURY. 
Turms :—Deposit, 25 percent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the town of. Holbrook, parish Holbrook, county 
Goulburn, shire Holbrook. 



































Town Lots. 

Allot.| Sec. Aren. i bg Ae Allot.| Sec. Ares. yg 
ae p: | SF af di a tf pi] :£ ald. 
1} 28|0 1 61100 O Of 13) 38] 0 1 384) 18 06 O 
2), /09 1 O| 75 OF OF I} 44/0 TF 0) 12.6 0 
31035 )}O. £1.01 76 (OoQP 2 sid ft 912078 0 
415,10 2 27 2000 OF 331 810 J 0) 11 ' @'0 
D hisses deOiod 228130560 Oh i lass Oud yi@ 1 12.8 0 
Goheoeth Oy denied BO ce DOT porttishi 10 a. 04d8 10,0 
dell eet) 6s Oude Bo On D iB.) oil Oye Be OD De O50) 
D840, 17501250 OF 7 Fi ahh Oy Tew Qi dda. 0 
et Oven Ob Te OO N Sal se Be Os 1 oO 8 
BP MONTANE EO) OMS Pe eee OTT OO 
by s8)) O07 134.) 20 0 Orzo? ,, | 0 1 8; 20 0 O 
2 eee AO dy B15) Geer) »|'O0 1 0:24 0.0 
By OPE OA EBS ON OB eG: ALT! OBS OF ap 
A tieys) POUL OsdFeO , OF 1Bsls of [Ord 10} BaM O 
| os | O sl 0} 18 0..01 74.1.5. )/0 1,0 ).21. 0 0 
Gooey LO 20) OL OR MO lei O) 2) Op 20eiGRrO 
iL odrarge oie veda Ori bSOy Od LE Ae o9 01 Ode oO, bol Dn Bod 
Sis Ow dae0.), 36. 01> 08 Me een 1, Otis O40 
91, Wade |.1550 OF LS hen) 0 Le@ | Teg 
10 cast Oued 20114500 Od LO, 1.0. 1 O16 eo 0 
1l tanec: Oi Ots2O dies. O. Ove tS 0. 0 

12 payne 012.05 01 


The town of Holbrook is an important one, and railway 
centre ; some of the allotments adjoin the station, while none 
are further than 4 mile therefrom. Access to the allotments 
is satisfactory. ‘The owners of improvements on old tennis 
court on lots 7 and 8, section 38, will be allowed thirty days 
from date of sale to remove same. 


Papers Aln. 1918~5,623 ; Plans Holbrook 21 to 24, 


| eet’ 


Ore, 


3400 





Parish Carabobala, county Goulburn, shire Holbrook. 
Country Lot...” 


j Upset t 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 





| Situated about 84 miles 
from town of Holbrook ; 
the nearest railway sta. 
pein) om | tion being Holbrook, dis- 
| tant about 74 miles. 











Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-1,945 ; Plan P. 1,459-1,978. 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, HAY, 


On Wednesday, the 2lst day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanv Disrrict or Hay. 
Within the town of Gunbar South, parish Honuna, 
county Nicholson, shire Carrathool. ; 
Panes: :—Deposit, 25 per cent.. ; balanee in twelye months, 
with interest at 5 5 per eent, 
Town Lots. 






































Allot.} See. re tive rice Allot.| Sec. Area, freee 
HY he ae ae ans TEI Seirole I Be Ae SE la 

a ee 0 wo LO OMe Sw) a2 sO 20 a0 
Seriog pO AQuiOrarorFoiO: .Os Bore YE [iat tO-| aed? O 
O6y gp On2a0 407 OF Oba Bal jx] O42 50 dna7 O 0 
D255 (102° 0) 5 0 BO a) ea0 a0 7 Mp0 
2p hs 0 e204 6 00) OR ae POs wo me 
ES UE OA BOATS OMY PRG EME IOs Cte Ia. 
FG | APOE HPO: FO TPT, ole a EAD OTOH GG OO 
TT py atl, OREO CTE NO AO PEES 1iMe alcO MM OME 46 * OVEO 
Sas ORO FSO. OPO te SO SON S6UG.. 0 
LONE AO E2298: GR OHO FLOR, FeO ONPG. OLED 
Zia WON 2 0.) 65 (Ol (Ou SO E27 GAMES HO a0 
BB LGR 0 S2s 0 6 f ONO F eI) Bog] FO 2) POn A te eeO 
Be cote ol ee OO a OOS eee | AC) ea eee ERE) 

7 hespe Oy 2 yO Iw Or Or Ole Aly ale 24 0 um 0 0 
Ses eOle2 OM so MO Ol siaiieens Ou ae) mel Ole OO) 

2] FOP ADO BO OFC Gg Mia, MORSE KOM 9 \s ¢) 0 
10} 55 | O 2 HO gets O10 P FNS 841.0 De OMB OF O 
41510 2. Qo 6404 OhySuhh.qhO@t2 01 6 0.0 
baile Pada? dnd tS) a Srubin? Ire Saleasr sa Qertadr Gi 0 op 
OT Matsa le ssc) 6. Oe BLOM eral Ome mat SU. 0 
aa | OE Os 6 40 OP bre 10s Oa GeO LO 
Wargy POmiok ep ed apoB jo] Ove? ody ii QO 
u 6) 0 1 LOS NS 210 VO Aviad 2°07) 5 0 0 
Bay OO 2 Oe TIO A bem, IO eae GO 60) 
ete Oe ss a0 LO eeO 10.0) 16 aul Ounee aaO) 6 0 0 
pm: Lian Oe. Oe OL ONY Coen Om EommOaiie's QF I) 
“aot 14a? 028A 0 | 7% OcFO 8 icy, | O BAO | oF OX 
TO ol MESS ED (OTe 10) | Fea SG aes.) OO 
Lee) 2 198) 90 Od ae 00 Zane G 1Oa10 
ho a71% 2 G18 10 G1,4) 1810, '2 1G! 5° ar 
O Th! wb 14Pe 2 O | ek: Oid) 4) geyO 2 0) a 070 
6 %) ob 0 2 Q re 0) a 6 ” Q® 2°90 7 0 0 
iy 9) ys 0 z 0 7 Oo On 7 ” 0 2 6 5 0 0 
01@'j510 2 0 2 1 db § Ca? On 5 eu0 











® Novte,—The! town of. Guabar’ Sollth is situated on the 
"rodd from‘Hay to Hillston,| about 50 miles north-easterly 
‘froin Hay, ‘and 30 miles north froth Carrathool, which is the 
rani hn Ok station. + [' 4 


» 9 Paperg Adn.,1918-4,555 $, Plans Guabar | South 3 to 
; 10,,13 land ben of 


i 6 OS 0 {[ @ ) 


tere ; 
\Parish\Meq, Mia Wort, county, Niche eon! shire , Catrathool. 


( Ters: tae 25 pet eqn. Ageia Gea ‘in three montlis, 
TY {) O i 


Cotsany } L0F., ee MP ee le 























Go 0 of 0 u ie th j i} rh 
?—¢—e} 4 -§ ae Vy. a pt : 
a 4 | i} i Upset | ie a es i H j : 
‘Portion, | Areal Priee per 1 v ‘Remarks, ? 
vou { (at fee aa. he oO we PO Sepa: Ot 
=e ae ‘re Ge Pr 2 Et ED ; RS EE 
i a We ies Oe A § 
\ £ Ee Oly 

CeBRn nabs ie 121610 | Situated 86 thiles ‘south vest- 
racich olde aotsantal abt cake ba fd erly from! ' Hiliston, ‘ ata'52 
Havmnidiie old of shoo A colton tes | outhileadt fidiH! Oat. 
sitiaos hie aG adreadrey LOMPA j > “fathiool, Pidioalersae G1 
ayab vPiids howalll , ad. thbw me Y wtol ao aaos 


aes price includes $3 65, ‘value. of, HARE wont 
: Papers) Alat|1918-4j501, ;¢Plan Ne bliiahae 982... 


———$—__$____—_ 





ne ee 
pues nS SO 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


[12 Juny, 1918. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WAGGA WAGGA 


On Wednesday, the 2Ist day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Laxp Disrrior or Wacaa WaGGa. 
Within the village of Junee, parish Jewnee, county Clarendon, 
shire Ilabo. 7 
TERMS :-—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots. 


























Upset Upset 
Allot:| Sec. Area, Price per fAllot. | See, Area, Prige per 
Let. Lot. 
| Ee -i8)s: ee St Bags DeLee oo Sees 
17) 207 Ope m0 a0. Ou 5 oOs Omi alaa) ay. .0gO 
Qe & | Oe 2a O55 oO OF 12 |, a) ON Iss 7 0 0 
9)| os | Once On 7 Qi 0.2.) 5d, O42 h0d 7 Og 0 
10) g; 1/0 24 0G SHO ON 34) oo) OG WR0d 5 9800 


Jewnee, better known as ‘‘ Old Junee,”’.is.a railway centre, 
and the land is distant from .3@ chains to 1 mile from the 
railway station (Hay railway line). 


‘Papers Ala. .1918-4,999 ; Plans Jewnee 2, 6, S. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, CARCOAR, 


On Wednesday, the 21st day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Laxp Disrricr or CARCOAR. | 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
Parish Bigga, county Georgiana, shire Crookwell, 


Country Lors. 





Upset 
Price per | 





Poréion. Area. Remarks, ° 





Situated 9 miles northerly 
from the village of Bigga, 
the nearest railway station 
being Crookwell, distant 
46_ miles. . 


a age 8. 
177’ |200 2 0/226 0 90) 





Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,053 ; Plan G. 6,188-1,506. 


as 


Parish Carlton, county Bathurst, shire Lyndhurst. 


188 |40. 0 0 60 0 0 | Situated 16 miles north-west- 
erly from the town of 
Mandurama, which is the 
nearest railway station. 


Papers Aln. 1918 -4,615 ; Plan B. 4,665-2,009. 








Department of Lands, vA 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS 
SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
[¢ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the Closer Settlement Acts, the 
land hereunder described, being areas acquired under 


the provisions of those Acts, and adjacent Crown 
Lands, are hereby declared a settlement purchase 


area. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 

EASERN DIVISION. 

Lawp District or Musw ELUBROOK, 
BROOK SHIRE. 


7951), 


Any Musw5ur- 


Baerami Settlement Purchase Area No. 33. 


Counties cf Brisbane and Hunter, parishes of Den- 
ind 1 qnd Arndell, containing an area of 1,908 acres 0 
“odds 122 perches. The lands within portions 180 and 
3p paris ) of Denman, county of Brisbane, and 167, 


ee and 76, parish of “Arndell, county of Hunter, as 
‘Ehoy es on ‘plans. ¢ catalogued B. 4,534 and 4,535-2, 626, 
‘and i, 507, 1, oid, and 1,516-1, 538. 


9 Not. Pay cia part of the land pur chase by the; 
Cr ave from the owners of Eaerami Estate (1, 889 acres 
Bi hdqk “ue ieee ia | about 18 acres 1 rood 7 a 
is ¢h: ot?! Lidaaa 


} LC lo gpebby. £915 $Aiad 


mala ; 


12 Jury, 1918.] 





{253} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
OTHER THAN SETTLEMENT PURCHASE BY 
THE HOLDERS OF PREFERENTIAL RIGHT 
TO APPLY. 

T is hereby notified tha+, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 7th section of the Closer Settlement 

(Amendment) <Act,. 1996, the land hereunder des- 

cribed shall be and is hereby reserved from settlement 

purchase other than settlement purchase by the holders 
of preferential right to apply. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


‘ 
Lanp Disrricr or eres AND, Mus wkLLBROOK 
SHIRE. 


Nov 52,892. Counties of Brisbane and Hunter, 
parishes cf Denman and Arndell, within the Baerami 
. Settlement Purchase Area No. 33, being portions 130 
and i31, parish of Denman, county of Brisbane, and 
portions 167, 174, and 176, parish of Arndell, county 
of Hunter, of an aggregate arca, of 1,908 acres 0 roods 
22, perches,—shown on plans catalogued B. 4,534 and 
., 4,535-2,096, and H..1,507, 1,514, and 1,516-1,538. The 
land comprised in farms numbered 18, 25, 27, and 30. 


[Clo. Sett. 1918-4,403] 








[6491 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3rd May, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF CURRAWANANNA. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 

. the Crown, Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 

the design of the village of Currawananna by excising 

. portions 54 and 55, west of Minnie-strect. and north of 
Winter eiroee: 

Lithographs showing the proposed alterations may 

be inspected at the Crown and Office, Wagga Wagga, 


at the Post Office, Currawananna, and at the Depart- 


ment of Lands, Sydney. 
[ Ms. 1918-3,055] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[7130] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


AMENDED REGULATIONS FOR THil MANAGE- 
MENT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PORTION 
OF .THE NECROPOLIS. 
IS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of 
J the Executive Council, having approved of the 
‘ following amended Regulations for the management of 
the portion of the Necropolis, seb apart as a Roman 
_ Catholic Cemetery, such amended Regulations are 
published, for public information, in accordance with 
the provisions of the ‘‘Necropolis Act, 1901.” 
[ Mise. 1918-5,277 ] 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





1. The secrétary shail, under the direction of 
the trustees, have the charge, managément, and con- 
trol of the cemetery, and of all matters connected 
therewith, and shall prosecute all offences against the 
‘‘Necropolis Act, 1901,’’ and also all offences against 
the Rules and Regulations made under the authority 
of the said Act. 


2. The ground manuger shall exercise direction and 
supervision under the trustees over all matters per- 
taining to the cemetery. 


3. The cemetery shall be open to the pubiic from 
6 o’clock a.m, until 7 o’clock p.m. daily irom ist 
October to 3lst March, and from 7 o’clock a.m. until 


'5 o'clock p.m. from Ist April to 30th September; , 


and the ground manager may remove from the come- 
tery or take into custody (as the case may require). 
any person found therein during other hours. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





3403 





4, No religious service shall be performed in the 
cemetery except in aecordance with the rights and 
usages of tne Catholic Church, and before an order 
for interment shall be given, the certificate of .an 
approved priest, to the effect that the deceased had a 
right to interment in the Catholic Burial Ground, 
must be produced. 

5. The trustees may erect vaults and may dispose 
of the same to any person on payment to the secre- 
tary of the purchase money for the exclusive right ot 
burial in such vault, and the cost and charges of 
erecting, &c.; but in case any person should desire to 
erect his own vault, the work shall be performed 
according to a plan approved by the trustees, and 
under the direction and supervision of the ground 
manager or officer-in-charge. 

G. Any person desiring to have a monument or place 
of burial kept in order in perpetuity may do so by 
depositing in the hands of the trustees any sum of 
money not less than fifty pounds sterling, the amount 
to be determined by the trustees in each case. The 
trustees for the time being shall cause to be expended 
on the said monument or burial place, at their dis- 
cretion, the interest on such sum not exceeding the 
rate of four pounds per centum per annum, but the 
trustees shall not be called upon to re-erect any vault, 
monument, or other structure which may fall or 
become damaged through defective work, or other 
causes. 

7. The trustees may cause all graves and enclosures 
to be kept in order, painted, re-lettered, &c., and no 
person other than the owner shall be permitted to 
attend to or interfere in any way whatever with any 
grave or enclosure without the written authority of 
the owner, countersigned by the secretary. 

8. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any vauit,’ monument, tablet, gravestone, 
monumental inscription, kerbing, railing, or any 
other erections erected or placed within the cemetery, 
which may be contrary to the rules and regulations, 
or any of them, or which may have been erected cr 
placed therein without the authority of the trustees. 

9. No mason shall be allewed to carry on his trade 
in the cemetery without a license from the trustees. 
The trustees may refuse to grant such a license, or 
may cancel such license in any case where the appli- 
cant for the license, or the holder of the license, as the 
case may be, has heen convicted of more than one 
offence against these rules and regulations. Failure 
to observe any of the rules and regulations, or any 
subsequent or additional or amended regulations; shall 
be deemed to be an offence within the meaning of this 
resulation. 

10. When, in the opinion of the trustees. any tomb, 
monument, tablet, gravestone, or other erection’ is, 
or is likely to become dangerous, they shall, where 
practicable, give notice in writing to the owner or 
person responsible to repair, if his place of abode can 
be ascertained. If within a reasonable time such re- 
pair is not effected, the trustees may take down and 
remove such monument, tablet, gravestone, or other 
erection, and sell or otherwise dispose of the materials 
of which the same was composed. The trustees shall 
not be required to account for the proceeds of such 
sale or for such disposition of the materials. 

11. The trustees may, upon due notico and payment 
of the costs and charges, undertake the removal and 
replacement of head and foot stones, kerbing, slabs, 
and monuments, &c., when graves or vaults are re- 
quired to be opened, but shall not be responsible for 
any damage which may occur in the performance of 
such work. If due notice be not given, and the costs. 
and charges are not paid as aforesaid, the trustees 
will not undertake the reopening of such grave or 
vault. 

12. Notice of all interments and the legal certificate 
of death, together with particulars as to the measure- 
ment of the length and breadth of the coffin, must be 
delivered at the Sydney office of the trustees, and all 
fees, costs, and charges shall be paid to the secretary 
prior to the issue of the order for interment. Any 
person or persons depositing a corpse within the 
cemetery contrary to this rule shall for every such 
offence, on conviction therecf, forfeit. and pay the 
sum of five pounds. 

13. The undertaker or person taking out the order 
for any interment shall place full particulars in: the 
hands of the ground manager or officer-in-charge, on 
the form provided by the trustees, at least six working 
hours before the hour fixed for the burial, otherwise 
an extra charge of 10s. 6d. will be made, An order 
from the secretary shall be the proper authority to 
the officers of the cemetery for the interment” of 
every corpse mentioned in such order, 


3402 





14. Every undertaker or person bringing a body for 
interment shall make such interment under the direc- 
tion of the ground manager or officer-in-charge. 


15. The consent in writing of the owner of the ex- 
clusive rights of burial in any grave or vault must be 
delivered at the offices of the trustees with the notice 
of interment. 


16. The trustees shall allow the interment of the 
body of any poor person free of any charge whatso- 
ever, upon it bemg proved that the relations and 
friends of the deceased are unable to pay the costs 
and charges of such burial. 





17. No grave shall be reopened for an interment or 
for the purpose of putting in a foundation within six 
months trom the date of the last interment. 

18. The removal of any body will not be permitted 
until twelve months have expired from date of inter- 
nent. | 

19. Eyery grave where possible shall be 6 feet 6 
inches deep, and in no case shall the upper surface of 
a cofin be at a less depth than 4 feet from the 


natural surface of the soil, and not more than two 


adults, or one adult and two children under the age 
of 7 years, or four children under the age of 7 
_ years, shall be imterred in any grave. ‘The term 
‘natural surface’ in this regulation is used’ to 
<listinguish the surface of the ground surrounding 
the grave from the top of the mound usually formed 
over a grave, the intention being that the depth of 
the coffin must not be measured from the top of sucn 
mound, 


20. Tivery coffin shall have on the lid a lead, copper, 
or other approved plate, with the name of the de- 
ceased distinctly stamped or engraved thereon, 


21. Ail vaults shall be erected of stone or other 
approved indestructible material set in cement, or of 
brick of the best quality sect and cased in the best 
cement. ; 


22. The kerbing for all graves shall be of stone 
or other approved indestructible material, clean cut; 
all joints must be jogeled and clamped, and the 
number of the grave must be clean cut and painted 
thereon. If railing be erected, it shall be of wrought 
or cast iron, or chain links with wrought or cast 
iron. standards, painted except when galvanised, 
and not exceed 24 inches in. height. The use of 
sulphur 1s prohibited in the fixing of any work. All 
work shall be subject to the approval of the ground 
manager or the officer-in-charge. 


{xcept as provided in Regulation No. 25, kerbing 
for grave sections shall be at least 8 inches and not 
more than 10 inches out of the ground at the top 
end, except marble or coloured kerbing which may 
be 12 inches. Kerbing for monument sections shall 
be not more than 15 inches out of the ground at the 
top end. When there are three or more graves to be 
kerbed the height, at the option of the officer-in- 
charge, may be measured at the centre of the kerbing. 
No portion of the kerbing and its attachments shall 
exceed the height allowed at the top end of the 
ground. 


Kerbing shall be bedded to a depth of at least 
5 inches at the top end and at least 3 inches at the 
lower end, and shall have a thickness of not less than 
5t inches and not more than 6} inches in grave 
sections, and not exceeding 8 inches in monument 
sections; side kerbs to be bedded at least 3 inches 
and be in one length, except in a 16-foot allotment 
when two stones may be used. All foot kerbs shall 
be of the following dimensions :— 


For one grave—One stone, 3 feet long. 

For two graves—One stone, 6 feet long. 
For three graves—One stone, 9 feet long. 
For four graves—Two stones, 6 feet long. 
For five graves—Two stones, 7} feet long. 
For six graves—Three stones, 6 feet long. 
For seven graves—Thrce stones, 7 feet long. 
For eight graves—Four stones, 6 feet long. 

In addition to the aforementioned, ornamental 
blocks or posts are allowed, but shall not be more than 
20 inches out of the ground at the top end in grave 
sections and 24 inches in monument sections, and 
shall not exeeed 8 in. x 8 in. in grave sections and 
10 in x 10 in. in monument sections. They shall 
be bedded to a depth of not less than 5 inches at 
the ton end and not less than 3. inches at the lower 
end, unless erected on a blocking course, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


[12 Jury, 1918. 





Ornamental blocks or posts not exceeding 12 inches 
in height and also marble slips not exceeding 3 inches 
in height and 2 inches in thickness may be erected 
on the kerbing. The height of such blocks and posts, 
inclusive of kerbing, shall not exceed 20 inches at 
the top end in grave sections and 24 inches in monu- 
ment sections. Marble steps are also permitted. 


When a blocking course is allowed in connection 
with the erection of a marble or other coloured 
kerbing, it shall be a through stone erected in con- 
formity with dimensions for kerbs, and shall be not 
more than 3 inches out of the ground at the top end, 
and bedded to a depth of at least 5 inches at the top 
end and 3 inches at lower end, 


23. Kvery memorial erection above the kerbing 
Shall be of stone or other approved indestructible 
material, and the fees for every such erection shall be 
in accordance with the fees relating to the respective 
sections as in the Schedule hereto annexed. 


24. Where graves are specified to be covered with 
concrete, tiles, pebbles, or chips, the concrete must be 
made from the best materials and mixed—three parts 
sand to one of cement, and such covering of concrete 


| must not be less than 2 inches in thickness. 


—— 


ais started, a : : 
‘ compietion without delay, and under the direction 


95: Memorial stones in grave sections shall be 
erected on the head-piece or socket of the kerbing, 
and must be set back from the path; such head-piece 
or socket must not be less than 14 inches deep, and 
shall be at least 12 inches and not more than 18 inches 
wide, and shall not exceed 2 inches in height from the 
kerbing. Head-pieces or sockets shall be of the follow- 
ing cuimensions :— \ 

(a) 
For one grave-—One gtone, 3 feet long. 
For two graves—One stone, 6 feet long. 
For three graves—One stone, 9 feet long. 
lor four graves—Two stones, 6 feet long. 
For five graves—Two stones, 71 feet long. 
For six graves—Three stones, 6 feet long. 
For seven graves—Three stones, 7 feet long. 
For eight graves—Four stones, 6 feet long. 


(hb) Stones in 8 feet lengths will be permitted in 
lieu of the above on condition that pier foundations 
6 feet 6 inches deep and 14 inches x 9 inches are put 
in under each joint and socket end. 


(c) In the case of four graves, it shall be optioaal 
for the manager, where the head-stone is placed in 
the centre of the grave, to allow 6 feet in centre, and 
make up the balance with a 3 feet kerb or socket at 
each end. The same also to apply to five graves by 
making up the balance with a 4 ft. 6 in. kerb or 
socket at each end. 


26. In the case of all proposed erections exceeding 
10 ewt., the design of the memorial shall be submitted 
to the ofticer-in-charge of the cemetery for a decision 
as to what foundation is necessary and where the piers 
should be put before the erection of the same is pro- 
ceeded with. A slab or tomb exceeding 10 cwt. must 
ke erected on a two-wall foundation 4 feet x 6 feet x 
9 inches, except that if the slab or tomb be over one 
grave only, the thickness of the wall shall be reduced 
to 44 inches laid in cement, such foundations to be 
erected in accordance with the directions of the 

ffieer-in-charge of the cemetery. 


27. Before any mason puts his name on any stone- 
work, railing, or other erection, particulars of the 
proposed position of the name, and of the size and 
character of the lettering must first be submitted to 
and approved by the trustees, or their authorised 
officer. 

298. A copy of every proposed inscription and a 
drawing of every memorial erection and kerbing, 
drawn to seale or with figured overall measurements 
thereon (on forms supplied by the Trustees), must be 
submitted to the secretary and approved of prior to 
the cutting or erection of the same. 


99. avery order issued by the secretary for the erec- 
tion or carrying out of work must be delivered ‘to 
the ground manager or oflicer-in-charge or lodged 
at the office of the ground manager at least twenty- 
forr hours before such work is commenced or materials 
detivered in the cemetery, and the manager or his 
deputy must be informed immediately before any work 
“sta All such work shall be carried on to 


and supervision of the ground manager or officer-in- 
charge. 


12) Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


3403 





80. Before aly W pany is star ted, there shall be a 4 


sited by the contractor with the ground manager or 
officer-in-charge the sum of £1, which shall be for- 
» feited if the conditions enumerated in Rules (28, 29, 
and 31 are not complied with. 


3k, All. réfuse and other rubbish remaining after the 
execution of any work shall be remoyed immediately 
hy tho employer or employee, and he shall repair and 
make good all damage caused by him to the satisfac- 
tion of the ground manager or officer-in-charge. 


32. No heavy material shall be drawn over ‘the roads 
or paths in wet weather, nor shall any hand-cart be 
used, Bs wheel tyres of which are less than 6 inches 
in widt 


oy All materials required i in completion of any stone 
or other work shall be fully prepared before being 
taken into the cemetery. 


34. No 
. buri al service is being performed, 


: 

35. No person shall. behave in an improper or offen- 
sive manner, or use bad language, or commit any act 
of indecency within the cemetery. 


36. No person shall climb any of the trees or shrubs, 
or climb or jump over any of the seats or fences, or 
stand or he on any of the seats therein. 


37. No person shall cut, break, or deface any of /the 


" statuar y, trees, shrubs, plants, seats, gates, posts, er 
write thereon,’ or shall affix any bill or 


fences, or, 
stencil- mark to any trees, ‘seat, gate, 


post, fence, 
wall, pillar, or railing therein. 


38. No person shall take or injure any of the :plants, 
flowers, or fruit therein, or shall interfere with the 


trees, shrubs, flowers, or vases, labels, fish, birds, ani-. 


mals, or other property therein. 


39. No person shall be allowed to remove any flower 


or plant from the cemetery without the consent of 


the ground manager. 


40. No person shall ride or drive any animal or 
‘vehicle except on the defined main road of, the ceme- 
Lery. ’ 

41. No person shall carry on within the cemetery 
any trade, business, or calling, or promote or adver- 
tise the same, either by solicitation, distribution of 


circulars, cards, or otherwise, or by any other system 
of advertisement whatever, 


42..No female may enter the enclosure set apart for 
exclusive use of males, 


43.. No male above the age of 7 may enter ‘any 
enclosure ‘set apart for the exclusive use of females. 


44. No trees nor shrubs shall be planted in any 
enclosure except such {kinds as the trustees shall 
approve. 


45, Any person putting up any erection or placing 
any ins scription in any, part of the cemetery without 


the permission of the trustees shall be liable to the 


_ penalties enumerated in Rule 51. 


46. No whoden) nor other perishable ‘structure shall 
be allowed on any, grave, 


47.° Hach proprietor shall enclose his Jand with 
“kerbing of stone or other, approved indestrnegipe 
material, and cut thereon the number of the grave or 
vault, 


48, Owners must procure the written sutharity of 
the secretary before turfing or placing soil or’ manure 
upon a grave. Uniess’such work is done by owners of 
grayes personaily, it’must be effected by the officers 
of the trustees, after due sanction has been issued 
and fees paid to the seeretary. 


‘49. Any memorial not less than 14 inches thick at the 
hese and exceeding 4’ feet’6 inches in height sh: all he 
Gassified as a monument. The height shall he reckoned 
from the kerbing. Headstone fee shall be charged 
for each memorial under above dimensions, Memori al 
stones in grave sections shall. not exceed 18 inches m 
thickness at the base. Ornainents of approx ed design 
not exeseding 50 Tb. in weight will be allowed to Ho 
placed on graves, but if’ they have any initial’ 6r 
word thereon, a headstone fee mist be paid unless 
a racinorial stone has already been erected. 


50. The secretary shall receive and give receipts 
for all moneys’ payable to the trustees; and such 
ree-inty satone shall be evidence of the payment 
thereof, 


erson shall work near a grave where | a 





51..Any person offending against any of these Rules 
and Regulations shall, on “conviction ther eof, be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding £10 or less than 10s. 


52. All Rules and Regulations heretofore doproved by 
the Governor, and notified in the Government Gazette, 
are hereby repealed. 


53. The trustees may charge and. receive the fees 
and charges provided in the Schedule hereto. BE 





SCHEDULE. 


Apsrract or Frees anp CHARGES. 


In Public Sections. Bie. dd, 
Interment . 11") 0 
interment of children qhder' 7 7 years ‘of age: 0 12 6 
Interment of stillborn children 012° 6 
Ordinary, Sections. 
land for graves 3x 8 feet 015 0 
Interment . Fy LT OES Te a 0 
: Head, or other cnemesials stone, “each, 010 O 
| Select Sections, 
Tand for graves, 3 x 8 feet gle Hs " 
Interment. 1 5 
Head or other memorial stone, each Q12 6 
Selected Family Sections. , 
Tand for graves, 3 x 8 feet... ; 6 4 
interment 7 
Head or other memorial stone, each... 0 15 0 
Monument Sections. 
* and for graves, per superficial foot... p i2 
Tnterment 
Permission to erect a _ tomb, ‘monument, or ty a 
ledger & ive Lee aga 
Vault Sections. 
Land for graves, per superficial foot 0 a . 
Interment si ; 4 o 
Kerbing (per 24 ‘Superficial feet) sa 
Permission to erect a vault, tomb, fonut F 
ment, or ledger , 5 0 
Other Charges. 
*Removal of a corpse from one part of the i 
ground to another ... 2-08 O 
Reception of a corpse from. other cemeter ies 1.10 0 
Sinking each grave for every additional foot 2 
more than 6 feet 6 inches ow 5 0 
Permission to enclose with kerbing, per r 
grave ... : ; 0, 6 
Permission to place marble chips or tiles on.» » t 
a grave 5 0 
Permission to erect a tomb, monument, or 
ledger 2.9 O 


Permission to place, ny slab, a is: not to 
exceed 2 inches in thickness, on a grave, 
and be fixed, on the; kerbing roa & 

Turfing for each grave ... a. ey 

Soil or manure: for each erave Bi aN) 

For) transfer of land, per grave 0 

Charge for copy of register 0 


nee, Bee 
bobo nworosn 
Avo o 


‘Charge for inspecting register 0 
Sunday burials, double the ustial inter ment? fee. 
For all interments not in the usual hours J 8Q97QH-6 
Keeping in order, per annum— 

Single grave ... ae He, oe) GY AC ea () 


Bach additional grave ‘ OH FO 
Plots alone ‘main paths’and in select posi- 


tions, ‘by arrangement. 
ee 


* Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from the 
t Department! of public Health: | pf 


ifade and passed bv the Trustees of the said Ceme- 
ter a the first Gay of July, 1918. 


TP MOYNAGH, 
DENIS F. O7HARAN, _ 
JOHN LANE MULLINS, 

)R. HALPIN, 

AVID BROWN, 
P. McMAHON, 


Trustees. 


3104 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 4th July, 1918, 
LANDS FOR SOLDIERS’ SETTLEMENT, 
Tuprau Estate. 
Parishes of Narrama and Blackwood, county of 
Townsend, Land District of Corowa. 
PPLICATIONS from Returned Soldiers, holding 
qualification certificates under the Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Act, who desire to join the 
Group Purchase Settlement to be established on 'Tuppal 
Kstate, will be received by the Director of Soldiers’ 
Settlements, Lands Department, Sydney, up to 20th 
July, Lyle. 
The estate comprises 40 blocks, averaging 587 acres; 
the average capital value being £4 5s. per acre. 
The land is suitable for mixed farming. 
Application forms may be obtained from the Lands 
Department, Sydney, or from any Lands Office in the 
State. 


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W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 
ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
J Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Garett 
Oo. 
BaRaDINe-—Saturday, J7th August, 1918... ue) 84 
Barnurst—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... we 74 
Booronc—Wednesday, 24th gee TOTSE Res ie 
Braipwoop— Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... Ban if 
Do Wednesday, 3lst. July, 1918 ... ry erivs 
CooNaMBLE—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 ... oy aati] 
Corowa—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 —... we =S4 
Cowra—Wednesday, 7th Augnst, 1918 a noe ROL 
CuLcAIRN— Wednesday, 17th July, 1918... woe 
DENILIQUIN— Wednesday, 7th August, 1915 Bay) ast § 
DunEDoo— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... +. ugsad * 
East MairLanp—Saturday, 20th July, 1918 uw. 968 
Fintey—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 a4 alii 
Gosrorp—W ednesday, 31st July, 1918 oe Beak vad 
GouLBuRN— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 ... ae ET 


Do Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 io Oe 
GRAFTON—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 __.. MEL 
GRENFELL—Wednesday, I|7th July, 1918 ... An cts 


GuNningc— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 se wae rhe 
InverELL—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918... bens LaF 
Mupeze—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 AM wee Che: 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 ... S4 
NARROMINE—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 bog MOe 
PARRAMATTA— Wednesday, 7th August, 1928 1. 84 
Port Macquarize—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918S ... 71 
Rytstrone— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... arey Oe 


Stuart Town—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... 84 


Sypnery—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 74 
Do Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 77 
TamMwortuH— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 17 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 V7 
'‘TUMBARUMBA— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 77 
Tumut—Wednesday, 17th July, 1918 q 
Do Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 74 


Urana— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 a a 84 
Wacoa Wacea— Wednesday, 17th July, 191 Pe el: 
Wateutr—Wednesday, lith July, 1918 ... 6) 0 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 





—_—— 


{136] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


Tv is hereby rotified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned gentleman has been appointed a Licensed 
Surveyor of this State :— 


Mr. Frank Rogers Stevenson. 
[Minl, 1918-4,201] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


} NOTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 

Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 

at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 

specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 

ences in respect of which notices shall have been 

issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
_Mmay be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar, _ 
[7697] 





28th June; 1918, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


[12 Jury, 1918, 


[215] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 3rd July, 1918. 


Ate is invited in the matter of an 

application by David Gibb and Samuel Cooke, 
as trustees in the estate of the late William Gibb, care 
of Messrs. LL. A. Fosbery and Company, Wagga 
Wagga, to surrender about 3,375 acres 1 r of free- 
hoid lands in parishes of Yathong and Cocketgedong, 
for an equal area of Crown Lands in parishes of Watt 
and Cocketgedong, county of Urana, to a reference by 
the Minister for Lands to the Local Land Board at 
Urana, for inquiry and report whether such an ex- 
change would be in the public interest, and should 
be preceeded with. 

Fehographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Urana. ‘ 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 12th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board, at Urana, on a date to be notified. 


W. F. DAY, 
Chairman. 


256) 








Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 9th July, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited in the matter of an appli- 
cation by Thomas French and Maurice French, 
care of Messrs. Emanuel and Emanuel, solicitors, 
Tumut, for the surrender of freehold portion 160 of 
640 acres, parish of Wyangle, county of Buccleuch, 
in exchange of about 540 acres within a reserve from 
sale, notified 24th December, 1861, to a reference by 
the Minister for Lands to the Local Land Board at 
Tumut for inquiry and report as to whether such 
exchange should be proceeded with. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent. Tumut. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 16th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Tumt on a date to be notified. 


Wer DAY, 
Chairman. 








Local Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, 8th July, 1918. 


Bee is invited to an application by John 
Stevenson, under the Pastures Protection Act 
of 1902, to erect rabbit-proof fencing, with gates, 
across the road from Dubbo to Wellington, via Ponto, 
a of Benolong and Terrabella, county of Gor- 
don. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Dubbo. 

Obiections (if any) should be in writing, and 
should be forwarded to the Chairman at Dubbo not 
later than the Sth August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Dubbo on a date to be notified. 


R. M. GALLOWAY, 
Chairman. 


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Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 27th June, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to a reference by the 
Minister for Lands, in the matter of an appli- 
eation by George Lindsay Wilson (as sole Trustee in 
the estate of the late William Wilson), of Goonambil, 
via Corowa, to surrender about 1,609 acres 2 roods 
of freehold lands in the parish of Wilson, county 
Hume, in exchange for about 2,704 acres of Crown 
lands, parish of Wilson, county of Hume, and parish 
of Gunambil, county Urana, to the Local Land Board 
at Urana for inquiry and report as to whether such 
an exchange would be in the public interest and should 
be proceeded with. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Urana. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 5th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local and 
Board at Urana on a date to be notified. 


W. Hep A 
Chairman, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES 


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[220] Department of Lands, F 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREA OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREA THEREOF. 


T is heraby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Laads Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
I land particilurised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the convertible area of the conditional lease 
mentioned in such Schedule at the cupital value and rental stated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dusso. 
























































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Wass : Date from Future 
| Capital | Rent : Future 
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° 8 ” per Acre. | Acre. ‘ feat. > £6. of C.L, : 
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[291] i : : Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


Novge is hereby” given ‘that the undermentioned portions of Crown Lands, conditionally purchased under the Crown Lands Act, 
and all ‘rights attached ‘to such purchases, are hereby declared forfeited through non-fulfilment of the conditions of residence 
or improvements ; ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


: &, W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
. EASTERN DIVISION. 


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[282];; & pe * | Depastment of Lands, 
é 4 . Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
EXTENSION OF TERM OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
1" is. ngieby notified that the term of the Residential Lease hereunder specified has been extended under the provisions “of section 229 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the date mentioned im the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions 
so far’as:they now apply, to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 181, and to ene special 
conditions as set out in footnote hereof. 
: W. G. ASHFORD, Minister foe Lands. 
Layp District or CARcoAR; LynpHURST SHIRE. : 





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® Date of ¢ } 2 ‘Extended term Rent 
So | Gazette notice ___of Lease. © required 
33 granting pe vot fey pag County. | ° Parish. Gold-field. Area, Angra) for 
Po tee P . | * | Brom—| To— | current 
ease. | c year. 
Oce. ; ar. p. | jf 8d. | 1919, 1983, 
717 18 Feb, 1905 %.|1918-3,989...| Pound, George, of J une Bathurst...) Hampton ...| Belubla ZO 0 & 0 0 | 18 Feb, ..} 17 ‘Tab, Bacs] 0000s ove 
tion, Mandurama, (westerly Portion 151 
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~Norg.—The lessee shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from briers, blackberry, amd other noxious Piet an om: a the 
currency f the lease. The costs amount to £1 as against £1 paid, _ 


[233], | Department of Lands, | ° 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE, 


hess is hereby notified that the Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein, 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








No.of | Reg. No. of | Name and Address Land 


Leash Tuber, Not Lessee, | District, | County. | Parish. Gold-field. Area, Reason for Forfeiture. eis deg Shire, 


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648 1918-3,926 | Reddington, Mrs.) Inverell ...| Hardinge...| Clare <.0.| sor sersesece sep see 20 0 0 Non-compliance with) 2.0 0} Bannock- 

Agnes, of Copeton. Portion 57. conditions. -burn. 








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12 Juxx, 1918.] NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT (GAZETTE, No. 87. 3419 


[234] . ect of Lands, 1) 
Sydney, 12tb a a 1918. 











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EXTENSION OF THE TERM OF A SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


C is hereby notified, for general information, that the term of the undermentioned Settlement’ Lease has been citended under the 
provisions of section 328 Sof the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. of 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lahde. 























Lee | . . Original erm of | 
No, of Land , s ease. erm 
Lenen;-|*Diststet: Lessee, |= Parish, County, Mhire,.|- Aree, jo srrmden Annual For the period, 
| From To | 
ae 
7 . Acres, | 1808, 1926, 1938, £ n.d. 

674 | Walgett ...) William Smith Hardy; 6 | Bogewang | Leichhardt] Walgett ..| 2,769 | 30 June,,.| 29 June..| 29June.,| 40 7 8 | For the period from 
28rd October, 1917, 
to 2th ~ June, 
1928, 








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[285 a Department of Lands, © 
Sydney, 12th J pik 1918, 


FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE, 


|” is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































ahd“ nape Name of Lessee No, of | Parish. Crenty.., Shir Area, | 422U81 | Bossom tor Forfeiture 
Land District, : Portion. aca | eh oh i - noe, | Rental. | ° : 
Acres. Za. a, 
1917-2, Tamworth...| William Vernon Borham ..,| 109 | Royinn «| Parry ... «| Nundle .. fee 80 1 5 0 | Non-payment of rent. 
(237). Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, thet the wodermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in the 
Government Gazette, have now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date. 


‘W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















ScHEDULE. 
‘shade | Name of Lessee, Land District, Parish, County and ®hire, | Area. | ep le nately 
a rr p| £8 d 
1912-2 | Corby, Arthur Ernest ...| Orange ...| Clinton ...| Bathurst; Canobolas .... 407 0 0} 211 O| 26 Jan., 1918 
2779 | Cooper, John, and Dew, T.| Taree... ...| Knorrit ...| Maequarie; Manning...| 320 0 0} 218 4/2 , 1916 
(78] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


i: is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Leases hereunder particularised, which was published in 
the Government Gazette of 7th J une, 1918, bas been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















SoHEDULE. 
Begistered 4 i Shire 
Number of fired of |Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area. Purpose of Lease, fem aas or 
Papers. 1 YONA, * | Municipality. 
Ene ill Tae ke GST ae aaa a il 
Ms. Ls. a Fr. p. & 8s. d. 
1918- 216 | 1913-41, Armidale} Dickson, Arthur Cegil, of] Within travelling stock reserve 5,371,) 300 0 0| Grazing .. Be 5 0 0| Gostwyck 
Yarrowyck, Armidale. county Hardinge, parish Barlow. (ex. roads), Shire. 
1911- 2888 | 4,017, Cooma ..| Power, Thomas, of Bunyan,| County Beresford, parish Bunyan, por- 6 214) Agricultyre - °.. 3 511] Monaro 
Cooma. tion 144. Shire. 
1917- 138 | 1909-3, Denili- Maple, William, of Denili-| County Townsend, town and parish) 71 0 0/ Grazing and dairy-; 12 8 6 | Municipality 
quin.| quin. North Deniliquin, portion Sp. L. ing, of Deniliquin. 
1909-3. 
1911-10104 | 1909-29, Grenfell | Armstrong, James, of Gren- County \ Monteagle, parish Brundah,} 159 2 0 | Grazing and agri- 319 9| Weddin 
. fell, portion 1,156, culture. 4 _ Shire. 
1916- 7547 | 1909-4, Narrabri | Meppem, Benjamin, of] Part of portion 46, county Jamison,| 820 0 0 | Grazing and agri- 8 0 0| Namoi Shire. 
pring Creek, Narrabri. parish Gehan. culture. tee 
1916- 7547 | 1910-1, Narrabri | Meppem, Benjamin, of] Part of portion 46, county Jamison,| 320 0 0] Grazing .. 4 0 0O| Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Gehan. q : 
1916- 7547 | 1910-2, Narrabri | Meppem, Benjamin, of| Part of portion 46, vounty Jamison,| 320 0 0| Grazing .. of 4 0 0| Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, rieltie. bier parish Gehan. 
1916- 7547 | 1910-3, Narrabri | Meppem, Benjamin Part of portion 46, county Jamison,} 320 0 0 | Grazing 4 0 0| Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, N His Rg parish Gehan, 
1916- 7547 | 1910-4, Narrabri | Meppem, Benjamin, of| Part of portion 46, county Jamison,| 320 0 0 | Grazing 4 0 0 | Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Gehan. we 
1916- 7547 | 1910-6, Narrabri Meppem, Benjamin. of] Part of portion 46, county Jamison,|) 235 0 0| Grazing .. is 218 9 Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Gehan. v j 
1914- 1208 | 1912-19, Narrabri] Mepp em, Benjamin, of| Part of portion 118, county Jamison,| 820 0 0 | Grazing 5 6 8 | Namoi Shire, 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Melburra, S et. 
1914- 1208 | 1912-20, Narrabri) Meppem, Benjamin of} Part of portion 118, county Jamison,} 820 0 0 | Grazing . 5 6 8 | Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Melburra, 
1914- 1208 | 1912-27, Narrabri Meppem, Benjamin, of/ Part of portion 118, county Jamison,! 109 0 0 | Grazing 2 010); Namoi Shire. 
Spring Creek, Narrabri. parish Melburra, : | 
1916-13194 | 1911-5, Newcastle| Price, Richard ‘Atkinson, of; County Gloucester, parish Sutton, por-| 40 0 0| Brick earth (to} 15 0 0 | Port Stephens 
114 King-street, Sydney. tion 34, obtain). shire. 
1917- 7411 | 1913-3, Penrith..| Jeffray, Elsie Marion, of| County Cook, parish Blackheath, portion} 13 135 | Vegetable garden 614 8 | Munieipality 
Medlow Bath. 371. and orchard, | of Katoomba, 











» 3420 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, [12 Juny, 1918. 





[239} Department of Lands, - 
on Gee APPLICATION FOR A LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


Fi is hereby notified, for -general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
ji. under the provisions. of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant such lease should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry-by the 


, Land Board.and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board Distret 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. ~ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















Purpose for eae pend Board ee ie 
: * | aa : ce where up to whic 
Applicant. Loeality of Land applied for. Area, was is objections may be objections 
4 lodged. may be lodge 
eat a Yr. p. 
. The North Coast Steam} Fronting the Pweed River for a distance of] ........ Wharf ate -.| Grafton = -.| 22 July, 1928. 
Navigation Company,} 150 feet in a southerly direction from a point 
Ltd., Special Lease} 20 feet above the end of Crane Wharf, village 
1918-2. 4 Cooloon, parish of Terranora, county of 
ous. 
Blackett, Owen (Sp. L.| County of Cumberland, pari¢h of Cowan, front-| 8 310 | Factory site -.| Sydney - --| 9 August, 1918. 
1918-11, Metropolitan).| ing the Hawkesbury River, at the village of 
Bywater. 
{231} as ‘Department of Lands, 


; Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATION LAPSED. 


: a MOTE ‘is hereby given that the amount hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazette of the 25th March, 


1918, has not been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 102 under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The applicant’s right to the lease is therefore hereby declared lapsed for.such non-payment, and all moneys paid with 


»the'application: have been forfeited. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





























SCHEDULE. 
Gazetted - : Amount 
No... Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. Area. required to com- 
efi Lense, plete rent to 
31st Dec., 1918. 
| Bom. eDaiWemies US.e cs 
1918-4 | Grafton... «| Donohoe, Jeremiah ...| Southampton »| Clarence ; South 10 2 29 410 0 
rt Grafton Munici-| 
pality. 
[216] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following Form No. 13 under the 
“Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,” 
{Minl. 1918-4,150] W. G. ASHFORD, 
Minister for Lands. 
Mi! Form 13. 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


Application for an Exemption from. Fencing a Boundary Line. 
I, (a) Name in full, being the holder of the (b) ‘‘ conditional purchase”? or “conditional 
lease,” specified in the First Schedule on the back hereof, hereby apply for an exemption 
from fencing the following portions of the boundaries thereof for the reasons here given 
(c) State fully the portions of the boundaries as to which an exemption ts sought, and the 
reasons of the application, and illustrate by a rough sketch if possible. 
The names of holders of lands adjoining the aforesaid portions of the boundaries 
7 Ae are stated in the Second Schedule on the back hereof. 
lia Signed day of 19 
(Signature of Applicant) 
(Address and nearest Post Town) 
To THR CHAIRMAN OF THE Local: Lanp 
BoaRrD av 
First SCHEDULE. 





re Date of Confirmation rs 
No. | Date of Application. | or Notification of Approval. Land District. 











SEeconp ScHEDULE. 














Name of Holder. . Address and nearest Post Town. 








12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 3421 





[230] ' Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 
GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
TC is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations thereunder, and also 
subject to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1916, and particularly 
to the conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette specified hereunder. 

The license fee for each year must be paid annually in advance, before the Ist December, to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, and if not so paid, the license shall be deemed not to have been renewed in accordance with the provisions of 
the 70th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

The term of the license is from the 2nd July, 1918, to the 31st December, 1918. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disraicr anp Piace or SaALE—GRAFTON ; COPMANHURST SHIRE. 





i 






































: Segenh Amount ae 
Number | Rate per Annual | P2id from | payable oeeRs 
Papers. jot Ovowpation/ ‘Ticéniee end Address: |X = | section | County. | Parishes, | Lioonse gate plea tae nat ef abifeiced 25583 

. ° ° 
Técense. a | 640 acres. Fee. 31st Dec., | 31st Dec., ne Bao - 

3 1918. 1918, °8 

Ove. Acres,| £ 8. a. Sie at, £ «do £o0 a. 1918. 
1918-3020 | Ne.1,229 ...) Thomas John Pocock and} 8,000 018 0 | Clarence ...| Coaldate, lt 5 0 517 0 51210 | By auction sale) 24 May. 
( se. 0.L, Pc Gietalley joins Chapman, & : on the 2nd 
lo enants of Stockyard Copman- July, 1918. 
: Creek. hurst. Amijount to ecrejdit of licensee, 4s. 2d, 





[250] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM. 


N One is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holder 
in the Homestead Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of rent; but 
such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this publication. 
—— W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreict or Temora CENTRAL. 





















































MBL, Cit 3 : 
O43 FI 6 
ae 2. ‘4 | Amount 
ighahs Selector. rete Area. np County. Parish. ager: Ez | Papers. or i in Shire. 
2.4 mm os rrears, 
a> < 
1 
| & Tr. Dp. | C.S. £ 8. a. 
1916-12 | Booth, __William| 4 Sept., 1916...| 673 0 0/119 | Bourke ...| Yithan _...| B, 8,441-1,806...) 17 | 1918-13,387 | 679 | 66 3 5 | Bland. 
Howard Bromley. | 
| | | 
[214] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


1 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the postions 
of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at 
































the capital values stated. ’ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SoHEDULE. 
d [ Capital Date from New | Futuge 
2 7 value per whieh annual : 
Papers. Be Parish. | County. District, Area, anEntoe sdditionitakes Added to— ane te payment on Shige, 
gs ; | added area, effeet. ouring. | Holding. 
C.8. a Fr. p £ oa. d. 8. 7; Pauly &, 8..4. 
1918-8292 | 127 | Dyraaba...| Rous «| Casino... | 9 016 215 0 | 21 March, 1917} A.C.P. 1912-69 ..) 247 016| 13 8 O | Kyogle. 
18630 | 187 | Mooball ...; do ...| Murwillumbah..,| 23 1 0 6 0 0 83 Dec., 1916 | Southern part Of] ....ccccoree | covecocersee | Tweed. 
: : portions 47 and 19 | 
(formerly C.P. 
1904-107 frechold.) | 





! 











[7698] Department of Lunds, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURGHASE LAND. 


ee is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purehase, 
under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 


person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 63th section 





ef the Act mentioned; such complaint must be acconapanied by a deposit of £10. 
W.G@. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
wap c om | Applicant, | Area. | Description. babe Aigo deem 





l 


Aln. &. Pe Pe | 
1918-5,291 | Charles Edward Eades.| 1 1 10 Parish of Cowan, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land); The Chairman, Metro- 
Sp: Pur. ’ District, Hornsby Shire, being an area proposed to be| politan Land Board, 
1917-19. reclaimed by applicant fronting his property, being part) Sgdney. 
of portion 16, 
Ms. 5,148 Sy. Papers Aln. 1918-5,291. 











| | — 


3422 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juxy, 1918, 











[245] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPIION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS; ALSO PART OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


E IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 

Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DrscRIPTION oF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Mullumbimby to Brunswick, parish of Brunswick, 
county of Rous, Byron Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-369-18 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,342-1,603.] 
Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 
1918, folio 1970. 
Lanp District oF MURWILLUMBAH. 

















ik Width of Pes 
Se ‘ Character Land ; Withdrawn 
— 5 Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier, - Win WpayP aad 
0) . an 
Pa & Dedicated. Dedicated. 
ey i 
a. T. p. a rp 
163 25 0 O | Brunswick ... «| F.J. Ward and W. D, Bryant, as| Mrs. M. G. Currie (= ~.| Sp, L. 1908-8 -..| 60 links oe| 0 3 28 
| executors of late M. G. Currie. ' 


DEsORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of part of Canterbury-road near Canterbury Railway Station, parish of 
Petersham, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Canterbury. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-632-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,426-1,608.] 





DESCRIPTION of lands nows resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


e A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 1918, 
olio 2214, 
Merrororiran Lanp District, 




















| Width of Avs 
| Character Land 
P sag Area | oe Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed sii bs Remarks, 
; | ob 3 Holding. and Dedicated. | 
| Dedicated. ee 
ae B.. Pp, REP. 
137 260 0 O]| Petersham! Executorsin estate) 1. cc.-ce sce eee Freehold...| 16 feet 0 O 92 Behlacsleseltodnssltn aus isasisesiessincs cay eenievelericge 
(now subdivided.) of late Joseph; 24°24 links. 
137 260 0 a yh 0 43 
: 0 ° ~-| 8. W. 1. Foord ...|5. W. 1. Foord do ae do det 0 3 ) Th 
He | ese resumptions embrace part of the 
(now subdivided) , | : (inginder % Part | land covered by Certificate of Title 
ae china ‘ 3] } shown in vol, 1,590, folios 2 and 3, at 
| foot ae e) | Registrar- General’s Department ; also, 
143 177 1.0 ae ps do ‘do f do do ich 0 0 o} | partof reserve for drainage 3 feet wide, 
(now subdivided.) i ) 























DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Widenings of parts of the road from Moree to Goondiwindi, at the bridge sites over 
Gil Gil and Wallon Creeks, parish of Melleallina, county of Staplyton, Boolooroo Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-152-13; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,330-1,603, and R. 18,331-1,603], 


DzscRiprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 22nd February, 
1918, folio 1036, . 
‘ Lanp District or Morse. 
A r: . Widtn of | ‘Arana 


; | : Character Land 
4 RF, Area. Parish Name. | Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed _,, Resumed. 


Holding, and and 
* | Dedigated.» | Dedicated. 





Sa 4 


Bind) lo WD a. Te Pe 


1,348 2 0 | Melleallina ».| Bank of New Scnth Wales ...| Ellen Matthews  ... rn «| C.L, 1,460 ..| Variable ot 2 08 


q 
i<j 
i= 
i=} 
B 
’ 








” 11,920 0 0 Do «.| Australian Mercantile Land} John T, Crane Re ave w| C.L,298 de oa A TqGH .O 
and Finance Co,, Ltd. : 











R. 13331-1608 RB. 13,330-1,608 
Nee pre aye 


em 





12 Jory, 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES’ GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 87, 


3423. 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued, 





DESCRIPTION OF Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Young~Boorowa road to Young-Murringo road, parish of Murringo, 
county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire, 


( Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1915-595- 8 5 Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,181-1,603. ] 





DeEeCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the roatl specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, was published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 1918, 























folio 2214, 
Lanp Disrrict or Youna. 
b i ro Width of 
ca Character Land , Area pe 
EE Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed sae 
& Holding. and Dédivated 
at ix CNet ies i Dedicated. ane 
a. T. p. a. YY. p, 
252 40 0 | Murringo .., «| Arthur Bristol bd ‘y os| Arthur Bristol ... te «| Part of C,P. 1910-55) Variable 45 00 5 
of 146 acres 2 roods, 
[242] Department of Lands, 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 
ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED 


Hi 








Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LAND FOR 


TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
Act, 1902, the land hereunder described (in respect of which land notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated 
asa road ; also, that the parts of road hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposa, 
to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


£ 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD OPENED:—Road from Ettrick-Casino road to road on north-east boundary of portion 80, 


parish of Bundock, county of Richmond, Tomki Shire. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-508-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,341-1,603.] 





>Deabeiemon of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of road deemed 


.to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


v3 proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of road deemed to be nnnecessary 
was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918, folio 1,972. 


e J 
c=) 
Be » Parish 
Bz| Area Name, 
roa 
Ruel: 
30 | 182 0 0 | Bundock... 








Lanp DistTRict oF CASINO. 





Reputed Owner. 


W. P. Ford... “= 


Occupier, 


W. P. Ford 


Width of 


a . ey 





Area = 
Character Land 2 
of Resumed Resend Parts of Road closed, &c. 
Holding. and | a 
Dedicated. dies 
a. Pip! 
| Freehold .,,.; 102 links,,.| 2 3 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 





| 
| 
| 
| 


portion 80 from portion 117, east of public’ road 
(R. 8,446-1,603), and unnecessary part of reserved 
road within portion 30, south of new road, are 
closed and part thereof granted in compensation. 








DuscaiPrion or Roads OPENED :—Part of road from Bymue to: ‘Tooleybuc, and part of branch road to the Murray River, 
“parish of Tooleybuc, county of Wakool, Wakool' Shire. " 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-455-16 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,275-1,603.] 








~ Degorrprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to forthe road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 5th April, 1918, 


Lanp Disteict of BaLRANALD Souru. 





folio 1688. 
8 “ 
Be Parish 
Hi, | Area. Name. 
oy 
: . 
6 320 0 Tooleybuc.. 
14 162 “3 Do 
1 80 0 j ped 











Reputed Owner, 


John Downey ... 
do 


Griffith Bros, and 
J. B, Turner. 





=~ 




















4 | Width of {| | I i 
Oxdieee Geeter es | Land Re- Sate ee Road or part of Road closed, &e. Part of Road 
Peer Holding. | 82d and] Ty vaicated declared to be public Road. 
S* | Dedicated, ‘ 
| ea. Paap 

Hugh 8. Jones...| Part of C.L.; 100iinks.,| 4 2 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
35,644 of 472 | portions 5 and 6, north cf southern end of new 

acres 3 roads. road, is closed and added to portion 6; the area 

do do way) tkQO: Sead eave On ORO: thereof is reduced to 318 acres 8 ronds and the 

area of the whole C.L. (25,64¢) is reduced to 471 

acres 1 rood 20 perches, 

Griffith Bros.and| Freehold ...| 100 Jinks, 7 016 The unnecessary boundary road separating portions 
Purner. 300 links, l and 2 is closed and granted in compen- 
and vari- sation, 
able, 

The part of the existing road 3 chains wide neces- 
sary to provide continuity, easterly of the new 
branch road, is declared to be public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 





3424 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918. 








[243 J Depart ent of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIO ROADS. 


inher is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder deseribed. 


The proposed roads are shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Offiee of the Crown Lands Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of road hereunder specified, and ell 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objectiuns 
whieh may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or part of roads. 

Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspeeted at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the reserved road within portion 74 towards the Condobolin-Parkes road, 
parish of Gunningbland, county of Cunningham, Goobang Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-760-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,440-1,603.] 





Dsscripriow of the lands which it is proposed to resame and withdraw, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary, whieh it is 
proposed to close. 


Lanp District or PARKES. 








Width af Area | 























Character 
Portion Parish : Land to be to be Roads or parts of Ruads proposed 
No, Area. Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. H ter Resumed &| Resumed & to be closed, &c, 
olding. |Withdrawn,| Withdrawn. 
Aer LPs a, ‘Tr, p: 
95 892 2 0! Gunning- | The Commissionersofi Wm. Boles and} C.P. 1910- | 150 links... 4 020) The unnecessary reserved road 150 links 
bland.| the Government) track in use. 130. wide through portion 95 is to be closed 
Savings Bank of} | and added to portion 95; the area thereof 
| New South Wales. ana of ©,.P. 1910-130 to be increaed to 
| | 394 acres 2 roods 39 perches, 
Unnum- | 30 0 0 de... P. Kearney ... ..| P, Kearney «.| A.L. 32,147] 150links &| 1 2 0 | This area (13 acres) is tobe withdrawn ; the 
bered.,| of 30 acres.| variable, unnecessaay road through A.L. 32,147 
| | is to be closed. 
74 |; 891 0 0} do aes do ae sis do «| Sc, Ls, 148) Variable... 0 0 5 / This area (5 perches) is to be withdrawn ; the 
| | | area of.5c. Ls, 143 is to remain unaltered ; 





| the part of existing road, included in 
| | | | survey and necessary to preserve con- 
| |  tinuity of proposed road, is to be declared 
to tbe public road and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 




















DEscRIPTion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road from the Tabulam-Urbenville road to the Bonalbo-Urbenville road, 
parish of Robertson, county of Buller, Kyogle Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-576-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,391-1,603.] 





DzsckipPrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp DistRict oF CASINO. 


oe 




















a | ; 
Ss. Parish Reputed é Charaeter Width of Area 
3° Area. Occupier, of Land to be to be Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be olosed, &e. 
es Name. Owner. = Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. cai ’ 
a, Aes p.| arp. | 

88 | 521 0 0 Robertson,.) Commercial Bank-| Andrew Carson | C.P. 1918-2...] 100 links...) 1 110 o00 v0 90s 208 900 000 pee noe 000 H00 nee nan see v0s ov 508 one 
| ing Co. of Sydney, Alcorn. 

37} 320 0 0) BO. eke! . do eae do «| C.P. 1908-251) 100 ,, ...| & 210 | The unnecessary most southerly reserved road 
| within portion 136 is to be closed and added to the 
| portion; the area thereof and of C.P. 1913-28 to be 
increased to 219 acres 3 roods 30 perches, 

40; 960 0 0} Do Wat de «| Forman John- C.L, 1908-226) 100 , . 1 3 20 | The unnecessary reserved road within portion 37 is 

| | ) ston, to be closed and added to the portion'; the area 


| | thereof and jof C.P. 198-251 to be increased to 
| 320 acres 2 roods 10 perches, 

| The unnecessary most southerly reserved road 
| within portion 40 is to be closed and added to the 
portion ; the area thereof and of C.L. 1908-226 is to 
be inoreased to 964 acres 2 roods. 








The unnecessary most southerly reserved road 
within portion 39 is to be closed and added to the 
portion ; the-area thereof and of C.P. 1908-25? to be 
increased to 322 acres 2 roods 14 perches. 

The unnecessary reserved road with rortion 75 is 
to be closed and added to the portion ; the area thereof 
and of C.P. 1918-63 to be increased to7 acres 1 rocd 
16 perches, 

The most northerly reserved road within portion 
136, necessary to preserve the continuity of the pro- 
posed road, is to be declared to be public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 




















ee 





12 Juny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3425 


LO 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &o0.—continued. 


DgscRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Gillenbah to Wagga Wagga, parish of Bulgary, county of Mitchell, 
Mitchell Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-101-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,311-1,603.] 








Desonreti0N of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads or parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Dssrrrct or WaGcaA WAGGA. 


1 





EE eh ar ey —_— 

















| c Width of 
Character Area 
3g Area. Sedat Reputed Owner. Occupier, of arta to be Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be elosed, &c. 
£ Holding. Resumed Resumed. 
= = = === = 
8 ¥. Pp. a rr. Pp. 

36 78 0 O| Bulgary ...| Isadore Rudd ..| Isadore Rudd «.| Freehold ..| 150 links...) 2 3 85 | The unnecessary reserved road through portions 9 
9 80 0 0 Do, pies do eee de os do 57160! nie] 8 330 and 8 is to be closed and part thereof granted in 
8| 167 0 0 Bo « do = do pe do sip hOOr shin asl 0: S10 compensation, 
7.| 820 0 0 Do ..j3.V.I.Rudd.. do | C.P. 62-785) Variable...) 1 0 80 | The unnecessary part of road between portion 7 and 

Old Man Creek—north of the proposed road is to 
closed and added to portion 7, the area of which, 
and of C.P, 69-785, is to be increased to 320 acres 2 
rocds 10 perches. 
| 
[244] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF 
LAND FOR ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of section 9 of the 


Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified ; and that 


the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as a road. 
W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DasceirFion OF HOAD OPENED :—TDiversion of road on east of railway line from Mullumbimby to the Tweed River, west of portions 
290 and 291, parish of Billinudgel, county of Rous, Byron Shire, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-$46-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,451-1,603.] 








‘DescRrpz10% of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


Lanp District oF MuURWILLUMBHA. 

















? ire .) Pee ha A he Width of Pet 
5) . Parish Character Tand Basnwied 
S| Area. N Repated Owner. Occupier, of Revumed Remarks. 
a Name. | Holding. and ac 
Pv Dedicated, | Dedicated. » 
| a. T. Pp 
ose ees see cee Billinvdgel ..| Railway Commissioners,| Road in use «| Freehold +.| 100links...) 3 220 | This resumption embraces landin uce as 





) 
} 
| 
| road weet of portions 290 and 2¥1, 
} 








Thig notification supersedes and is in lieu of that published im the Gazette of 7th June, 1918, folio 2,651. 





[246] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD AND ADDITION OF THE LAND COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder described, whioh is no longer required, is hereby closed, 
and the land eomprised therein added to the hoiding mentioned in the appended Schedule. 





W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 





Holding to which Road is added. 




















No, of Papers. Area, Description of Road elosed, 
| | No. of Holding. Name of Holdes. 
Roads. . Amare Pp; | 
1917-343-8, | 0 1 O/| Parish Murwillumbah, county Rous, Land District Murwil- C.P. 69-1716, portion 34,' Commercial Bank- 
R.P. 1917-83, | lumbah, Tweed 8hire. at £2 per acre. ing Company of 
Reserved road one chain wide within portion 34 at its north- Sydney, Limited. 








} western corner. | 














3426 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918, 





(7695 } Department of Lands, 
' | Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPETITION. 


No is hereby given that applications have been made by the persons hereunder mentioned to purchasé, under the 66th section — 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all persons interested 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, thoir objections (if any) to the proposed alienation, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





With whom Date up to which 


Registration No. Applicant, Area, Deseription. objections may objections may 
de g i lodged, be lodged. 











Aln. Rom Loony 

1918-4,683 | Charles ‘Henry Tindal. es 0. 0 | County of Drake, parish of Dandahara, being the] The Chairman,|) 5 Aug., 1918 
8.P. 1918-12. ~ (about). shingle bed ‘fronting portions 14 and 15, andj...’ Land Board, ‘ er 
lying between the northern prolongation of the} Grafton. 
west boundary of portion 14 and the eastern 
prolongation of the southern boundary of por- 
tion 15. 

1918-4,687 | The Executors in the}'13 0 0 | County of Auckland, parish of Wallagool, being) The Chairman, 
8.P. 1917-69. estate of the late H.| (about). the Crown land bounded by portions 155, 37,and} Land Board, 

Ritchie. 2, and Benooka Lake, excluding a strip 30 links) Goulburn. 

wide for drainage from the south boundary of por- 
tion 155 to the west boundary of portion 3, and 
strip 1 chain wide for roadway along the southern 
part of the western boundary of portion 37. 


or 
By 
3 








[61] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


LAPSING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Sales by Auction hereunder particularised are hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys paid 
thereon forfeited for non-payment of the instalments of purchase money within the prescribed time. This notice to take effeet at 
the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































| Amount d 
: : red eae G Parish, Pown KY Placé and |overdue,ex-! .2 ' 
4 pplicant, Address, and Occupation. District. Por. | Allot.| Sec, or Village. ’ Area, dateiot Kalen eludivetee 2 Shire. 
| interest. S 
| a. 0: ). She Os 
408 Mad -. | Wingham | 2 027 | Wingham, 20) 12, 5.0 | Ei |  ccscsscsssce, (8) 
Andrews, William Somerset, of Somerset, Upper! Taree + Dec., 1916. 
Manning, grazier. 409 bad sie do 1 8 293 do El Liars E issssecece Um) 
Renshaw, John Ignatius, of Binnaway,farmer ...; Coonabarra- | ... 10 4 | Binnaway ..{| 0 1 6 | Binnaway,17; 710 0 | C | Coonabarra- 
bran. ; Jam,, 1917. bran. (1) 
Botfield, Clarence Hoswald, of Binnaway, butcher... do eR ee co 11 4 do Sul Olat sO do | 1628 Cc do (tT) 
Renshaw, Reginald Leo, cf Binnaway, farmer ssi do Beall Toes 1 7 do ai OU L a3 do 6 56 0 Cc do (2) 
Botfleld, Allan Edward, of Binnaway, agent eee do Pav) ates 3 7 do v 1 0 Go 515 0 Cc do (T) 
Frazer, Victoria Ann, of Binnaway, wife of Edwi do 2) 4 7 do ~ | O 803 do 2 40 0 Cc de (7) 
Frazer, labourer, 
Reidy, Peter Patrick, of Wellington, auctioneer ... do 8 7 do «| 0 0 303 do 515 0 | C do (T) 
228] . Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 8th July, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included im a 
Lease, the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Orown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
EK, EBSWORTH, 























———— Chairman, 
SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, Pi 
Applicant for | Class of Holding | poserve included ar and Date of 
Nature of Conversion, applied for. De os 1 Le by. . 
Tibade. Area, Parish and County. ol Land Board. 
c =F an f . Hf 
Fea 0 ; ; : 
| Bp. L, 1906-22...) 10 0 0)} Parish Mudgee, county} James Proctor...) Homestead Part of water re-| Court-house, 
’ Wellington portion selection, serve 23,836. Mudgee, 12th 
353. August, 1918, at 
10 a.m. 











12 Suny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87 3427 





PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


| il pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir WaurER Epwarp Davrpson, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered area of land specified in 
the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Orown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Aets. : 


I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchange 
for the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 





ScHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp District or Dvsszo. 








Portion. M0}, {10 Me gyCenditional:, | ¢ Parish. County. | Ares. Cat, No. of Plan, 











8.) 1¥2 pe 
100 Part of A.C.P. 1913-71} Buddah ... ey ...| Narromine ey 824 0 0 N, 1,725-1,884, 








Nort.—Set apart this day for additional holdings, to be disposed of te discharged soldiers exclusively. 





LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp Disreict oF Duszo. 
Conditions] Purchase 


Portion. Parish. County. Area, Oat. No. of Plan. under which the land w 
hereafter be known. 





N. 1,724-1,884 ...| Part of A.O.P. 1913-71. 








an: Tar Di 
46 Weemabah ... = ...| Narromine ... aes ele Soden OF O 





[B.8.S. 1918-9,929] 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir WatrrrR Epwazp Dayipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwéalth of Australia, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified in the 
first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 


I hereby further proclaim that the portions of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule have been allotted in exchange 
for the said areas so surrendered as aforesaid. 


ScHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Cooma. 





























Portion, | Parish. | County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Purchase, &c, 
aT. p 

75 Chippendale ...| Wallace... ..| 169 0 O | W.4,877-1,604 ... ...| A.C.P. 92-112, 

76 Do 4, dq... - 605 0 O We4,378.0 ST bi ...| O.L. 28,200. 

21 Duncan... ...| Beresford et 50 0.0. | B..2,214-1,765.... ier 

29 Gomis eee) HNde BT Oot BS 166 a ae LP. 90-150. 

30 Dei @;.. si do Ee by yey, £804 (0 9 Onc), 2,767 «< oy es | O.L. 16,488. 





Norz,—Set apart this day for Additional Holdings. 


—_ 





LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 
KASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp DistR10t or Cooma. 





Conditional Purchase No., &c., 


Portion, Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Pian. uuder which the land will 
hereafter be known, 











. Yr. 5 
96 mrerme ey, Te Seay AUT) | Wavestord..,.) ie ..|  16P eu é'| B. 4,177-1,765 ...| A.C.P. 92-112. 
95 Do sh re fi G6." hae si ..| 505 0.0] B.4,176.,,, .ee| O.L. 23,200. 
97 Do See NS MG Dg om AOS Fac.. | 6Ms..| 1606 ONO nd 78 5 ...| O.P. 90-150. 
Omg 18.4176, ...| O.L. 16,488. 





94 Do re aa od do a ‘es w| 480 


(Ms, 1918-3,541] 


3428" NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, [12 Juny, 1918. 


PROCLAMATION—continued, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipsox, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby hoes the following surrendered areas of land to be’ 
Crown lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— fave 9 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrricr or Cooma; SHige DALGETY. 




















County. Parish. Portion. Area. | Cat. No. of Plan, 
, es das | 
Wallace eee se <e --s| Gutppendale ©”... -OMRRi, 42.4 46 100 0 O _W. 2,764-1,604. 
Do cee ake nas ABS do one Si6E Asi 48 100 0 O |W. 2,764-1,604. 
Do ee eae Ss do‘ exsae US 50 100 0°0 “| W. 3,106-1,604. 





Nore.—Set apart this day for additional holdings, 
(Ms. 191823,541) | 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of July, 1918. 


W. £. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excelleney’s Command, Governor. 


W. G. ASHFORD. 
[225] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[255] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREAS No. 281, 251, AND 212, 


7 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiees Settlement Act, 1916, Returned 
Soldier’s Special Holding Areas Nos. 281, 251, and 212, particulnrised heseunder, are heseby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. _ 



































hana Returned Soldier’ e Tate’ct , Nad Ped iaied i 
rps Division. Special Cony. Parish. ire, &c, Area. rey apews No. 
District. pies Notification. J i 
| Holding Area No. A iH fs jo Sa 
| a& Y. p. ; 
Metro- Eastern.. 281 31 May, 3918; Cumberland.| Gordon.. -:| Kur-ring-gai 34 010 | The whole; portions 481, 482,| Ms. 1918- ~ 
poliitan, Shire. and 483. TDlans C. 3,023-| 5,267. 
2,030. 
Moree ..| Central.. 251 9 Nov., 1917) Courallie ..| Moree .. ..| Municipality of| 5 2 2 | The whole; portion 255. Plan} Aln. 1918- 
{Suburbs |of Moree). Moree. C. 2,380-1,880. 1,454. 
Welling- | Eastern.. 212 7 Sept., 1917| Gordon .-| Curra.. ..| Macquarie S 0 0 | The whole; portion €8. Plan} Aln. 1918- 
ton. (Suburban la|nd, town of Shire. | G, 3,233-1,567. 4,589. 
Wellington). 
(256 j Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIEIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTRL FURFHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the ‘Shamir 
that the tracts or areas hereunder desevibed are not wvaileble for sebtherzent are heseby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








——= 











Land Distt Division. | ante of | County. Parigh, Shire, &c. Area. Part revoleed. Papess No. 
' 
| Wig a>) | 
Newcastle ..| Eastern ..| 19 July, 1899..] Northumber- Newcastle ..| Hamilton Muni- 1 0 26}} Part within portions 2,266 to 2,270. | Ms. 1918- 
land, cipality. Plan N. 3,554-2,111. 4,937. 
(Newcastle Pas|turage Reserve), 
Scone .. oe do ..| 15 Sept., 1909..| Durham ..| Prospero .. ..| Upper Hunter) 8,240 0 0] The whole; includes portion 12 and part) Ms. 1918- 
Shire, (about). portion 13, Plans D, 4,418 and 4,135-| 4,928, 
2,083. 
Do .# EA ao s.| 19 Oct., 1910 .. do Te do mis he do 5c| OLOMOMLO The whole within the parish of Prospero; do 
(about). includes part portion 13. Plan D, 
4,135-2,083. 
EAS i es. -.| Central ..| 23 Feb., 1917...) Waradgery ..| Hay sls .-| Municipality of/ 174 0 0 The whole... a8 a ed ..| Ms. 1918- 
Hay. (about). 5,020. 
Gunnedah ,.. do 4H) '26%0ct.;. «5, Pottinger ..| Gunnedah.. ..| Liverpool 40 2 0 | That part within portion 453. , Plan P.| C.S. 1918- 
Plains Shire. 5,067-1,781. 10,512 
Moree.. os do -.| 27. July, 1917) Courallie ;.i| Moree: sae ..| Municipality of 5 2 0| That part within portion 257. Plan} Aln. 1918- 
(suburbs of Moree), Moree. C, 2,395-1,880. 1,454. 
Tumut and| Eastern ..| 1 March, 1918] Selwyn.. -| Beaumont and| Gadara and| 2,980 0 0 | That part within block D., shown by} Occ. 1918- 
Tumbarumba, } Buddong. Tumbarumba| (about). ae edging on plan Ms. a 431 Wga.| 3,576.- 
Shires. X10 re 











12 Juny, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


3429 





[257] 


js 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c, 


expiration of sixty days from the above date, 








pind. | Division. 
Inverell ..| Eastern.. 
Do =: do . 


Do as do .. 


Tenterfield do 


oe 


Barmedman| Eastern., 
East. 


Do 


Cooma « | 


Cooma and| Eastern.. 
Bombala. 






Walgett ..|,Central.. 
Do = do . 
Armidale ..' Eastern.. 
Do 4 do ., 
Tamworth.. do . 
Dubbo ..| Central.. 
Armidale ..| Eastern.. 
Lismore . do .. 
Do « do .. 
Murwil- do .. 
lumbah. 
Do «= do .. 
Gas do .. 
Bellingen .. do .. 
Kempsey .. do .. 
Maitland .. do .. 
Newcastle .. do .. 
Taree = do .. 
Stroud .. do . 
Parramatta do . 
Carcoar .. do . 
Dunedoo Central.. 
Central. 
Molong'....| Eastern.. 
Mudgee .. do . 
Do ae fo . 
Tamworth., do . 
Tumbarum- | Eastern., 
ba. 
DG ses do . 









Reserve 
No. 














49,611 
50,123 








1,470 


1,470 


wee 


No. 87, 12 Juuy, 1913, ~6. 




















Purpose. 


For access to water 
From after-auction pur- 
chase. 


From sale or lease, seo- 
tion 136, Crown Lands 
Act of 1884. 

From sale or lease under 
section 206, 


For travelling stock ,. 
do 


From sale for travelling 
stock. 


From annual lease 


From license .. = 


sale and lease 
than special 


From 
other 
lease. 

From sale for 
supply. 


water 


do ba 
From sale generally 


From sale or lease other 
than A.C.P. or C.L. 


From sale pending de- 
termination of rail- 
way. 

From sale or lease other 
than special lease by 
tender. 

From sale other than 
original conditional 
purchase, 

From sale or lease under 
section 228. 
From sale for town 

hall site. 


From lease generally 
for town hall site. 
Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 206. 
For pilot station ye 


From sale or lease other 
than special lease, 


From annual lease .. 


From sale or leose under 
section 206. 


From sale or lease under 
section 228. 
Water, 


Reserve from gale or 
lease under section 
206. 

From sale or lease other 
than annual lease. 


From sale for water 
and access thereto. 


From sale for extension 
to temporary common, 


Reserve from annual 
lease or occupation 
license (under general 
notice). 

Police purposes .. ae 


From sale for temporary 
common at Tumba- 
rumba, 

From annual lease or 
occupation license. 




















































is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such-revocation shall not take effeet until after the 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














N pene County. Parish. Shire, &c, Area. 
aralee ps 
21 Jan., 1914) Gough Clive .| Bannock- 10: 0),.0 
burn Shire. 
19 Auer do do e do 42 0 
13 April, 1910 do do oe do 0 2.0 
5 Mar., 1913) Clive Tenterfield } Tenterfield 0 1 333 
Munici- 
pality. 
30 Sept., 1878 Bland ..] Carumbi..] Narraburra| 161 2 0 
Shire, 
30 4, oA do do do 43 2 9 
9 Mar,, 1895| Wallace ..| Ingebirah..| Dalgety 100: 225.0 
Shire. 
Nore.~-Iield under conditional purchase, 
23 Feb., 1991) Wellesley...) Bungarby | Bibbenluke|2,140 © 0 
and Peters. Shire. 
13 Jan., 1909] Baradine..| Merritom- | Walgett 639 2 0 
bea, Shire, 
TANG ees do ne do do 639 2 0 
5 Dec., 1876) Hardinge..! Williams ..| Guyra Bir (ae a) 
Shire.| (about), 
25 Nov., 1878 do do Se do 150 9 0 
(about), 
15 Jan., 1913} Parry .| Scott, Yeer-| Nundle 13,580 0 0 
owin, and Shire.| (about). 
Royinn. 
8 Dec., 1300; Ewenmar..| Coolbaggie| Timbrebon-; 99 0 0 
gie Shire. 
10 Sept., 1889} Clarke ..| Lookout ..] Dumaresq |1,571 0 0 
Shire.| (about). 
1 Oct., 1913) Rous .| Tuckur- Gundurim- 2) 070 
imba. ba Shire. 
18 Mar., 1905; do --| Byron ..| Byron 20 0 0 
(Suburbs of/Byron Bay). Shire. 
1Jan., 1918) Rous --| Nullum ..| Tweed oeOmn0) 
Shire. 
23 Nov,, 1910) do --| Murwil- Murwil- 0 018} 
: lumbah. lumbah 
Municip- 
ality. 
230 645 a do do a do “is 0 018} 
15 Feb., 1918} Raleigh Gladstone..} Bellingen 56 bh 0 
Shire. 
OF Sw 1897/° Dudley? s./2Varrase rosie osteo. 500 0 0 
hapinni, 
7 July, 1916} Northum- |} Cessnock ..| Cessnock gf oO) a) 
berland. Shire. 
‘(Village of | Abernethy.) 
7 April, 1894) Northum- | Newcastle..| Hamilton 1 0 263 
berland. Munici- 
pality. 
(Newcastle | pasturage rjeserve). 
21 Dec, 1910; Gloncester | Kundibakh| Manning ao 
(Village of |Kramback). Shire. 
18 Nov., 1917} Gloucester | Berrico ..| Gloucester | 240 0 0 
Shire. 
22 Oct., 1887; Cumber- Field of Munici- 3 3 0 
land, Mars,! pality of 
Dundas, 
4 Jan., 1918] Georgiana..| Yewran- Crookwell 150 0 0 
gara, Shire. 
12 July, 1911) Lincoln Bolaro ..| Cobbora 300 6 0 
Shire.| (about). 
22 Aug., 1881) Gordon The Gap ..| Amaroo 80 0 0 
Shire. 
7 Sept., 1889) Phillip Wyaldra ..| Wyaldra 20 0 0 
shire, 
18 April, 1892) do do do Set are go» GO 
7 Sept., 1895) Buckland..| Werril ..| Peel Shire.) 31 2 0 
22 Dec,, 1280) Selwyn ..| Tumba- Tumbaruni- 200 
rumba.| ba Shire. 
13 April, 1892 do La do He do Af 2 0 0 


Norn.—Held as conditional purchase. | 








Part revoked. 


Papers No. 





Part within portion 44, 
Plan G. 6,957-1,762. 

Part within portions 239 
to 244, 289, 290, and 


292. Plan G. 6,223- 
1,761. 
The whole: within portion 
255. Plan G. 5,847- 
1,761. 


The whole; within allot- 





ment 1, section 77. 
Plan T. 38-1,533. 


——=., 


Occ. 1918- 
3,608, 

Aln. 1918~ 
5,693. 


do 


Aln. 1918~ 
5,520. 


The part within portion O.S. 1918~ 


132. 
1,946 Roll. 


| 
The part within portion 
Plan B. 4,017-; 


133. 
1,946. 


Plan B. 4,018- 


6,976. 


C.S, 1918 
6,975. 


That part within portion C.8. 1918- 


43, Plan W. 5,270-1,604, 


The whole .. se “30 

That part within portions 

58 and 81. Plans B. 

260 and 1,386-1,790. 
do 


o- 


That part within Cooney 
State Forest, No. 323, 
dedicated 12th January, 
1917. 

The whole .. 


do 


oa 


The whole; portions 46 
and 47. Plans E. 1,656 
and 1,692-1,890. 

The whole; part pre- 
viously revoked. 


The whole; portion 79. 
Plan P. 1,336-1,978. 


Part within portion 199. 
Plan R, 5,728-1,759. 


The whole; formerly 
held as_ special lease 
1910-6, Murwillumbah. 

Part within allotments 15 
“and 16, section 1. Plan 
M. 40-2,112, 


do ais 


The whole; portion 115. 
Plan R. 2,904-1,714. 
The whole .. aa 


do ne 


oo 


Part within portions 2,266 
to 2,270, Plan N, 8,554- 
2,111. 


The whole ; allotments 1 
and 10, section 2, and 
allotment 14, section 3. 
Plans Kramback 3 and 4 

The whole; portion 49. 
Plan G, 2,178-1,497. 

The whole. Plans C. 1,064 
and C. 3,017-2,030, and 
Ms. 1,019 Sy. 

The whole,—being mea- 
sured portion 91, Plan 
G. 4,018.-1,506. 

That part within village 
and suburban lands at 
Dunedoo, notified this 


day. ; 
The whole; now portion 
104. Plan G. 3,573- 
1,567. 
Part within measured por- 
tion 124. Plan P.3,748- 
2,125, 


do om 








12,190. 


Ms, 1918~- 
5,046, 
do 


do 


do | 


do ' 


do | 


do ' 


do | 


Ain. 1918~ 
4,248, 


Ms. 1918- 
4,771. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-4,396 


Ms, 1918- 
4,865. 


do 


C.S. 1918- 
201. 

Ms. 1918- 
5,212. 
Aln. 1918- 
§,238. 


Ms. 1918- 
4,937 


Aln, 1918- 
4,861. 


Ms. Ls. 

1918-5,858. 

Aln, 1918- 
5,652. 


Ms. 1918- 
4,492, 


Aln, 1918= 
5,436. 

Aln. 1918- 
5,650. 


Occ. 1918- 
4,195, 


do 


That part within portion} Aln. 1918- 


274, Plan B, 4,231-1,788. | 


§,521. 


That part within portion| C.S, 19184 
5 


13. Plan Ss. 2,003- 


10,327, 
do 


3130 ° NuW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 87, [12 Suny, 1918, 








ee SO eer ne ee 


[258] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c. 
| fa is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the Suburban Holding Areas, 


&e., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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i . ,Clasa of Holdin « aDer 
_ land Division. He which the feos Date of County. Parish, Shire, &c. Area. Part revoked. bce: 
THatrieb. Notification. 0. 
was set apart. 
i Altes ae, Ty Ps is 
Walcha <..| Eastern ...{ Crown-lease Area| 2) Oct., 1916) Vernon ...| Shelving .., Apsley Shire.| 260.0 0 | The whole... on (a e-| Ms. 1918- 
2,730. (about.) 2,659, 
Norr.—Within classificatlon reserve, notified this day 
Hay.. ...| Central ...{ Additional _.condi-| 80 Nov., 1910} Townsend ...] Bingelli- .. | Windouran 441 2 0) The whole; portion 62.. Plan) Aln. 1918- 
tional, purchase, bunbi. Shire T, 4,531-1,803, 4,549, 
conditional lease, | 
additional condi- 
tional . purchase 
lease, additional 
homestead  selec- 
tion, or aneitiog tional 
er settlement eas 4 | ; ; i ete gis 
Denili{din., do _...| Special Aréa us, 168 22 Aug., 1391 do .., Citgathen ...) Murray Shire| 8209 0 0 et fe wae 125. Plan jae 
qty s4 ai . f | 94 O— pe Ou 
Narrandera do _...| Special Area 13,719] 6 June, ,, | Cooper ™ North Bolaro} Yanko Shire| 615 3 0 | The whole ; part previously do 
i revoked, Plans C. 1,110 and 
| 1;935-1,804. | 
Moss Vale...) Eastern ,..{ Crown-lease Area 28 Jan., 1914) Camden 1.1) Murrimba &] ......... [8,515 0 0 | The whole... sa oe «| Ms, 1918- 
1,062. Sutton Forest. ; 4,901. 








Notz.—Part (about 3,880 acres) reserved for classification purposes this day. 


Bellingen ». Bastern ...{ Homestead Farm{ 27 May, 1918] Fitzroy .. | Fenton «.| DorrigoShire/ 316 8 0 in The whole; portion 36. Plan R.S.S. 














Area 745, ' |" R, 2,004-1,810. . _ | 1918-10,182 
Do. 9K do  ...| Crown-lease Area} 4 Aug., 1916] Raleigh ..| Gladstone ...) Bellingen 215 0 0 ae whole speek a and ‘B,| C. eae 
2,687. Shire. | an Kh, .2,904- 
Scone A do A Settlement Lease] 18 Jan., 1904; Durham .,.; Prospero ..,, Upper ery 53869 0 0 | That bagt paithin, postion 12, Ms ae 
Area 644, ter Shire. 20. — Lit 
Penrith ... do | Week-end Lease; 29 Oct., 1916) Cook «.| Blackheath. |. Blue Moun-| ......... | eps aes plan C. 2,332- * ints 
: Area 10. : : | tains. | A . 4,185, 
Moree ai Central ...! Suburban Holding) 4 Nov., 1914; Courallie ...) Moree ...| Moree Muni- OF 2g The whole; portion 254. Plan} Aln. 1918~- 
Arca 586. | | cipality aud | C. 2,379-1,880; part pre-| 1,454. 
| suburban | viously revoked. 
, ' lands. | P 
Do et do _...| Suburban Holding} & June, 1917 do | do «| , @O os 6 1 23 | sd ar ; ae 258. Plan do 
Area 933. : | | | 96- 
Narrabri ... do «| Crown-lease Area) 9 ,, 1915) Nandewar ...| Bollol «| Namoi Shire| 89 0 0 re whole a Boe 21., Plan ese 
1,881. : P | | ; 2,l 
Gunnedah... do ad Suburban Holding 24 Mar., 5 | Pcttinger ...| Bogabri .. do serif 60 0 | That part within portion 186. Ms. 1918- 
Area 664, } | Plan P, 4,955-1,781. 5, 226, 
‘Temora ...! Eastern ...} Suburban Holding| 21 June, 191§; Bland ...{ Thanowring.| Narraburra 123, 2 30 | The whole ; portions 174, 175, Ms. 1918- 
: Area 989, , (Shire. 176, and ‘177. Plans B. 3,961, 5,496, 




















bys 962, 3,963, and 3,964-] 946, 
Norn.— Within classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917. 





[278} Depiitinent of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918; 


NOTIFICATION SETTENG APART OROWN. LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES.—¥O BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pussmanee of the provisions of the Csown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916; the Crown Lands comprised wibhin the areas hexeunder mentioned are hereby | set apart 

for Original Crown-leases to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing eonditions of 
the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 26rm AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shell (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 31st 
August, 1918, inelusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to ve and to have bee2 lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th Auguéé, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2 
The land set apart i is exempt from the operations of general licence under the Bdeiey Regulations, 


The Crown-leases will be subjeet to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shail not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessse are found depasturing on the Crowa-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of eubletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any persin authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon tke lease and 

search for aud win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to excced their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than cne month’s notice, and in the case of resumption fur 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ uotice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the lend so leased élear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board... During the second year of the lease he shall eommence and theresfter continue to clear the tatid of noxious “weeds 

“and serub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cledred or operated: wpon thé lessee shall 

. keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible sceub) during the remaining term of the lease‘to the satisfaction 
of the Local Land Beard, 


i ee e+ gee 
. * 
a? ° os iT - we * 


12 Jory, 1918) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE) No. 87, 3431 


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CROWN-LEASES—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. k 


rO) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with » six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 


Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 


(/) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pasties of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except, such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter; dad ie 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(4) The lessee may; however, take from the land leased to him such timber and ties material for building and other purposes 


upon such land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly- -pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear there- 
from to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease, The Jesseo shall commence stich operations 
within six months from the dete of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from 
pear not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Orown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister fot Lands. 








Notre.— All information may be obtained from, and ae cosas of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 


’ 
ne 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,259. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disreict Or INvERELL, AND Macinryite Swine. 














Ss) ; 
2s ! A 1 
ne 4 j apit noua ; AWN 
ao fies the | Rent. | Nature and j eNotes oe 4a giny died ie 
_ * Od ° geht for first Survey Estimated Value own an aracter 0! . Soil, Timber, 4 
County, Parish. by = | Crown- a Nee period Fee. of distance Water yr. 
= & | lease Me bard ow Improvements. therefrom. 
8B FS J * | 15 years, 
Om 
Ss i 
Acres, | | 
About fa Ga fs. Gs) Lt (ade 
Gough _...| Newstead..| A 900 900 0 OF 115 01/13 6 0 Nil. Inverell, 16}. t0| Mountainous.and hilly, broken, steep country, 
18; miles; vil-| granite and trap formation ; timbered with box, 
Do, «a, Eden sor OC 1,250 }1,250 0 0| 1512 6|15 O O| Boundary fencing,| lage of) Els-| gum, ironbark, stringybark, peppermint, apple, 


half value, £15 15s.) more, about 74 and pine, mostly thick forest. with tea-tree, dead 
Adjoining holders.| miles, | finish, and wattle, scrubs and undergrowth ; 
water supply in Macintyre River and Kangaroo 
Creek; graziny land suitable for dry sheep or 
| cattle. Average annual rainfall, about 31 
,- -inehes.+ =+ 

Ms, 1918-527. 


























See nEnnEnnnnn nnn = 





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Nors.—The included part (about 2,150 acres), of classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917, is hereby revoked. Areas, capital and rental values, and 
survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey. 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,262. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Casino, AND Kyoare Suir. 

















tS i 
“oon 
ao Capital Annual y 
a8 Area, Value eae i Sa Nature and MS Gaaue, Charkcter of Land’Sh0), Timber: & 
County, Parish, | 2 for first. | 7X Us urvey | Retimated Value of Ow nan srecter of Land, Soll, Timber, aa, 
8 E Crown- Sad Gt period Fee. eoroteiments distance. Water Supply. 
1 ao | lease, f sare of Pe, ; therefrom, 
= y 15 years. 
, Acres. eee Gel cae he. 8... dy s 
Buller .-| Tooloom .. L,100) fl,100 00); 13: Toy On 14) 0 0 Fencing, half value, Casino, 55 miles;) Undulating fo hilly and mountainous; $ “sandstone 
(about), £4 los. ; ad joining) Bonalbo. but- and volcanic formation ; sandy soil and subsoil, 
terfactory and] stony in places ; timbered. with gum, ironbark,. -- 
sctrool, 13 apple, tallow-wood, stringybark, d&c.; water 
miles. supply sufficient; sound cattle country, suit- 


able for fattening when improved ; small area 
can be cultivated, Rainfall, 30 inches. 
C.S. 1917-22,447. 






| 
holder, 3 Tyrell. 
| 
| 











wialadizes ‘ on | 








Nerz. —Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. Ineludes reserve from sale and lease (section 206), covering 
~~- ~~ = portions 83 84, 35, 36, 46, and 47, and part (about 320 acres) of- classification reserve, notified 27th October, 1915, hereby revoked. an cae” 


s . 


3439. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 dony, 1918. 











[277] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


C is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3a and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 

Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

' Block A, parish of Brunswick, shall be available only for Montague Duroure Davies, of 524 Bourke-street, Surry Hills, to whom 

; certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settiement Act, 

Block A, parish of Illalong, shall be available only for William John Martin, of Rye Park road, Burrowa, to whom a certificate 
of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

The areas will be available ov and after 15TH JULY, 1918. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 

An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crowr Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance, aud by an insta!ment of one-tenth of, the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 27-4 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application forthe kolding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been ecompiied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
euch improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

posh Se W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 





RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 301. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lawp Disprict oF MURWILLUMBAH, AND AND Byron SHIRE. 














” 
z. 














‘28 s ‘ Annual 
ae tu] ‘30 Capi tal Rent Nature and Nearest ; 
ame kc od HP Abr. for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
County. arish, (653) $e or eee period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 

fns| <2 He o 0 Improvements. therefrom. 

JS i years. 

£5 3 20 years. 
2 

y =] 

|@ a 

4 ia rop| £ 8. d.| £5. d £s.d, 
Rous -.| Brunswick, A |8 10} 206 5 0| 5 8 2; 8 5 0] Fencing, £16 18s.| Byron Bay,| Rising land ; stony in parts ; good depth of choc- 


(about). Crown property. about 10 miles olate soil ; voleanic formation, The land is 
by road; Tya-| cleared ; the whole area can be cultivated and 
garall railway} is suitable for pineapple and banana culture, 
siding # miles, vegetable growing and is well adapted to poultry 
thenee by rail ferming. Average rainfall at Brunswick, about 
to Byron Bay,| 70 inches. 

Mullum- R.8,8, 1918-10,853. 

bimby, &c. 


os ———— 


Notr.—Reserve from sale and lease under section 228 covering the above is hereby revoked. Area, capital value, rental, and survey fee are 
subject to adjustment on survey. 
































RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING ARHA No, 299. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Laxp District or Boorowa, AND GOODRADIGBER Surrt. 








3 
na 
aes : Annual 
oR Area ile Rent Nature and seareee Pa ean bes 
eis: of , for first | Survey Estimated Value Town an Qharacter of Land, Sofl, Timber, den 
County. "| Patines Micon emia) AOE te period 1] Fas, of distance Water Supply. 
apie on aig of Improvements. therefrom, 
$4 y 20 years 
o 
row 
Acres, ee Tots: due sd £ syd 
Harden ..| Ilalong ..J|- A 300 600 0 0/15 0 0} 8 0 0O| Ringbarking, £10.) Bowning, town} Undulating country ; timbered with box and 
| (about). Crown property. and railway) gum; about 200 acres thick forest, about 60 
station, 4 acres moderately open forest country; water 
miles. supply not permanent, but lasts in ordinary 


seasons, and may be stored; good sound 

country ; suitable for breeding; sheep will 

fatten in fair seasons ; about 50 acres suitable 

for agriculture, Rainfall, about 25 inches, =i 
R.8.S. 1918-10,282. 




















hg 


Nots,—‘Lhe included part about 300 acres) of camping and travelling stock reserve 13,228, notified 17th January, 1891, is hereby revoked. 


12 Joy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3433 





[275] 











Department of Lands, 
Bydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS, 


[T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Resurned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
. the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 261m AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 
An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land beeomes 


available) shall be acoompanied by one halt- -year’s rent in advanee and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon eon- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly inatalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 


posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, 
and 31st August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26uh August, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 
The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 


Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 285, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation "No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement ‘Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years, Such residence shall commence within six months trom date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succesding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding pericd. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ampie green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

(9) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 


to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of applieation a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 


been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 


such improvements in accordante with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


eM at nit Wi. Gs ASHFORD: Minister for, Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be jilled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coat 


if 8a desired iby the applicant, 





RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING ARHA No. 800 (FORMERLY No. 59). 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrrot or Tumut, anp GADARA SHIRE. 


NOTE.—Theso blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 


other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the blocks are not set apart as home maintenanee areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settle- 


ment Act can be made. 








i. Capital Annual 
os Ares Wane Rent Nature and Nearest 
g | of feet | f0F iret | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Soil, Timbee, Sa, 
Oounty. Parish. @ | Hold- fc cod of | Petiod Fes. distance Water Supply, 
Slt So rears of Jeaprisienbatel therefrom, 
a years. | 20 years. 
| SILT.uDs | ee SoG. |p Speen Gs ee Se F 
Wynyard... Batlow ...! 303 |8 217 86 1 8{ 018 1] 3 5 O]| Part boundary fen-| About 4 mile 


Do 


) 
cing, half value,| from Batlow; 
about 10s, 15 miles from 
Gilmore rail- 
way station; 
20 miles from| | 

| 
i 
\ 
| 

















Tumut. Undulating country, of basaltic formation": 
ose do ...| 309 4 0 8 40 3 9] 1 6 2]. 8 5 O| Part boundary fen- do heavily timbered with gum and peopermint, 
cing, half value, with wattle and peopermint scrub; moat of the 
about £1 8s 4d. big timber on portions 311 and 513 has been 
do | 8311 {1 2103; 23 9 8] O11 8} 38 5 O|} Part boundary fen- do removed, resulting in thick sucker yrowth ; 
cing, half value, govd red and br wa a ils, suited for cultivation 
about 16s, of fruit or roo’ crops; vermanent water is avail- 
oes do «| 813 |1 1 29 21 9 5 010 9 Si 8 70 Nil. do abie on p rtion- 30%, 304, 311, 314, and 316 in 
races, *c, Mean anuual rainfail is about 50 
oo do...) 314 |3 3 20 3315 0] 019 5| 38 5 0 | Part boundary fen- do || inches. 
cing, half value, Plans W. 5,183, 5, 85, 5,187, and 5,188-2,119, 
about £1 Ils. Ms, 1918-4,136, 
na do wat 0804, OD 40 1 3 Ee Ot 8 5 0] Part boundary fen- do a 
cing, half value, 
about £2 1s, ' 
ae do ..| 816 |2 3 29 29 6 8] 014 8| 8 5 O| Part boundary fen- do oe J 











cing, half value, 
about £3 18s. éd. | 








Nore.—The whole of classification reserves, notified 27th July, 1917, and 8rd August, 1917, included in the above, hereby revoked, 


3434 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918. 








{276] Deparsment of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 
is hereby nokfied 4a¥9 in pursuance of the provisions of secon 4 of the Reburned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the’ Crown Lands 


at ts ics me as 
iG comprised within the area hereander mentioned are hereby set apaxt for a Returned Soldicr’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 23rma AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied ‘by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon con- 
firmation of an application stich rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘The survey feé shall (unloss the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 


7 


be paid in ten equal yearly instalmente, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum’pe? annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and ‘31st 
August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th August, 1918. ihe 
ie | 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 1388, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 223, 234, 235, 278, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in'amended Regulation No. 11, under the’ Returned Noldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. Th Paty rea ; . 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 
(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 
(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residenee for a period of five (5) 
"years. Buch residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. i 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. ~ 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 

«and ‘the ‘second andall succéeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commeneing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. ~~" ore ; Bar Fait : 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette, 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Manister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious ‘aniziials, ‘and to eradicate and keep the laud cleaw of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. FFP? thE GD TRG ERE ROR CRORE” aeeHy RRA HE: Eve RSS TES ee 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the ‘consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. iid, 


The principal conditions which attach ‘o a Holding aze residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the local ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


% 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with, ~~ nereeys ee ee paling io EE 


Where any land contains improvements whieh are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIH ef the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


eile eS Ye vey W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Novz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of eost, 
af £0 desired by the applicant. 
RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. £02 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lawp Distetcr or Casino, AND GUNDURIMBA SuiRu. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, bui is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other persen of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the producis of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promiso of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. ' . ae 











' E do Annual 
as Ares Copltas 4 oon re. : ete a Nearest 
= Co} or firs urvey stimat alue Town and Character of Land, Soll, Tim &a, 
a: ded a5 Bigs PLY — Fee, kd ‘of: ‘ pean’: Water ‘Supply. ne 
ie ; provements. exefrom, i 
Za ; 20 Years | 99 years. 
8 { 
j Acres. 2 Je SUG Be at eo ES, Ws tao tb 
Rous --| North Cod-| A 30 210 0 0} 5 6 0| 315 O| Fencing, £9 33. ..| id miles from] Level country; soil Senorally heavy and of good 
; ringron, (about. 


Codrington, depth; permanetit water in Pelican Creek, 

and 6 miles) Mean annual’ rainfall, 48} imches, Timber, 

from Coraki, scattered gum. and mahogany, oak, and light 
scrub on creek frontage ; when improved, suit- 

able for dairying. 

Ms. 1918-4,411. 


























NoTE.— Phat port of water and camping reserve 35,875, within the aboye, is hereby revoked Capital value, ann 
; ¢ 0 : 0 e, aunual rental vey fee, and 
value of improvements gnbject to adjustment after survey. y PEL ee ® 


19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUPH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87; - 845 





[279] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. : 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 26ru AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


_ An application shall be in Form 3, and unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desirés' to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amcunt unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, oratauy time between the 26th August, 1918, and 31st 


August 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent sjmultaneously 
on the 26th August, 1918. 


The application must be accomparied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, ‘114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, ani 27+ of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 
shall nct be applicable to the area herein set apart. . 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2)' The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half yearly in advance—shali be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value ofthe holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determinec by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to, free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. ri 


(8) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 25 feet below the surface; andthe Crowa will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided ‘alll required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIIi of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 





—= W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free.of cost 
_ of so desired by the applicant. 





- ee, 


RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No., 303. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disretcr or Mairnann, anpD TaRBRo SHIRE... 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to afrord a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the produets of the land. 


As this block is not set apart as 2 home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 








m ay Capital Annual | 
gs | Area a a Rent Nature and Nearest 4 Mae sce 
; a 
Gounty, | Parish, | S| ly | tor tet | Soir | he [ot Riietaace- met creep ees 
g a So yoare 0 Improvements, /| therefrom, 
ee) * | 20 years. 
; S 
o 
iv) 
Ber Len Ve £4.) £3. 4.)'£°8. a 
Northum- Stanford ., $3 s|}0 1 7) 1400/30 7 0} 3 & @} Boundary fencing,| Pelaw Main is| Undulating country } suitable building lot. 
berland oa ' not valued, the| about % of al Ms. 1918-5,379. 
7 Ps property of ad-| mile from 
Ase joining holders, town and rail- 
hd way station 
Sk at Kurri 
e: Kurri. 








ee — _ = — ft 5 Sek —— —_ ~~ —~ - . ie 


3436 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juxy, 1918, 


—_—. 


1282 Department of Lands, 
rity re Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN -LEASES FOR GRAZING. 
ig is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Orown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for Grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 121TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance,'and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ee 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 12th August, 1918, or at any time between the 12th August, 1918, and the 
17th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, wherefconflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such}Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 12th August, 1918. fier. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. a 

The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— ; 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister fcr Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. , ; : 

(2) During the whole currency of the lease the Jand shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights without interference or 
annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the land, calico notices, irdicating, for public 
information, that the land so leased is subject to the operations of miners’ rights, Such notices shall be erected and main- 
tained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. at 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed tiheir costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. J 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 

' steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfac- 
tion of the Local Land Board. i 

(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 

. however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. Gates of access shall be erected for the convenience of miners. Land may be enclosed with other lands held in 
the same interest. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber suitable for 
mining purposes shall be preserved. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
ae such land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(*) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear there- 
from to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, aud within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The right of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 185 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
is hereby barred. 

(4) The land shall be used for grazing purposes only. 

(!) The Crown-leases are limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be 
responsible or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on 
below the said depth, whether said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the leases or not. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 8,261. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF Lirnaow, AND BrAxLAND SHIRE, 


























R.S.S. 1918-9,183. 


: eee, SE 
3 
ad : Annual 
E@ | Area Peg Rent Misture ana Nearest 
County. | Parish. | F2 | o,oyn.| forsirst | for fist | Survey | setimated Value of | Town and Merit wiht ae Cok Mie gd 
of period of ie e Improvements. eke a . upply. 
s © | lease. LE Wears t therefrom, 
os y * | 15 years. 
7 
S i 
Ou ! teenth -— 
a > eed oe Se ee et ee 
Acres £ Ts. a. | Ea da oe a 
Roxburgh | Cullen B 162 12110 0| 110 6 | Zem0' 20 Nil. Portland, 1 to) Ridgy, undulating, and fairly level land; slate 
and Cook. Bullen, (about). | 14 miles, formation; stony, gravelly, and sandy soil; 
Do Down} 2S 320 240 0 0! 3 0 0; 8 0 0} Fencing, half value, ado 59 timbered with gum and stringybark, no perma- 
| | £5 5s. Not Crown nent water supply. Rainfall, about 25 inches. 
| property. Plans R. 1,228-1,496 ; ©. 588-1,507. 
| 














_Norr.—Area, capital value, annual rental, and survey fee of Block B are subject to adjustment after survey. Includes part Of reserve 24,106 from sale 
for mining purposes, notified 17th June, 1896, which is not affected. The above areas aré subject to amendment by exclusion of any part legally held under ihe 
mining acts. Within the Portland population area, proclaimed 10th February, 1906, which is not affected, 

Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation is revoked, 


A conversion into conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes except with the 
approval of the Secretary for Mines, 


12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3437 








[380] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1998. 


ROMFICATION SETIING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETUBNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


ig is hereby notified that, in pursuanee of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands eompeised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers esclusively, and shall be disposed of wader the prevailing eonditions of the law. 


Portions 13, 21, and 22, parish of Julandery, shall be available only for John Burgess Edgar, of Condoblin, to whom a certificate 
of preferential right entitling him to the said blocks has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


| 
Block C, parish of Buller, shail be available only for Joseph Hartley, of Old Bonalbo, Tabulam, to whom a certificate of preferentia 
. right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 124, parish of Lavadia, shall be available only for William Joseph Foster, of Grafton, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portions 12 and 24, parish of Bebo, shall be available only for D2nnis William McManus, of Myall Creek, Bingara, to whom a 
adap of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916. 


Portions 8 and 22, parish of Bebo, shall be available only for William Warren Myring, of Pallamallawa, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portions 17 and 18, parish of Bebo, shall be available only for Albert Howard Johnston, of Ferndale, Herbert-street, Dulwich Hill, 
4 whom a pene ee: of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers 
ettlement Act, 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 15tn JULY, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance. ‘he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and te 
the following speeial conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such meseures as the Minister for Lands may deesn reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animal's, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious sernbs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suttabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the eondition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
a\ then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Grown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
,{20ch improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Notz.— AB information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application wall be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coe 
if ee desired by the applicant, 


ear 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 765. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF CONDOBOLIN, AND LACALAN SHIRE. 


























‘S * 
Qo 
as : Annual 
ae Area Capital Rent Nearest 
B@¢| _of Value Jury Nature and Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, 
County, Parish. | 8 § E Home-| for first pony he Estimated Value of Wibtatice Water Supply. » bq 
g = é stead period of of : Improvements. eretearit 
ea Farm, | 25 years. | o years 
C) 
Ra 
A 
Acres,| £ 8. d.| £ s. d.] £ 8. d. 
Cunning-| Julandery| 14, | 2,636 |2,89912 0. 72 910/19 0 0) Ringbarking,scrub-| About 33 miles| Level to undulating land; 140 acres mallee scrub, 
ham. 21, : bing, &e., tank,| from town of} of which 65acres isstony ; 2,496 acres box, pine, 
‘ and dam, fencing} Condobolin, yarran, and budtha forest; soil—red loam clay 
b 22s | homestead stock-| andabout 12) togravelly, clay subsoil, total areaof gravelly to 
/ yard stables, miles from stony ridges,815 acres ; no natural water supply, 
Total value, £734; Cugong  sid- but sufficieat provision in tank and dam on the 
2s. Crown prop-|_ iog. block; about 1,700 acres suitable for cultiva- 
erty. tion; fair natural grasses and herbage; sound 
country, suitable for breeding, and in good 
seasons for fattening sheopand cattle. Annual 
rainfall, 17°43 inches at Condobolin, 
Plan C, 2,080, 2,038, and 2,039-1,947, 
| R.S.S. 1918-10,924. 
4 | 











i ge 


Norx.—Phe parts (about 2,690 acres) of reserve 22,754 for conditional sale, notified 27th July, 1895; about 2,390 acres of classification reserve, notified Zlat 
July, 1916; about 260 acres of, water reserve 7, notified 3rd August, 1885; about 80 acres of water reserve 967, notified 14th October, 1878, within the above 
portions and adjoining roads are hereby revoked, 





[12 Joy, 1918. 











3438 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 
HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued, 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 764. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaicr or Casino, AND KYOGLE SHIRE. 
2. | | 
Rs Area | Japital enue ky a Nearest 
Ba of Value for first || Survey Batre ae t Town ‘aud Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
County. Parish. {5 34| Home-| for first period Kee, | Estimated V ae ce) distanée Water Supply. 
ae stead period of of ; Improvements. thevétienh. ; 
Ze Farm. | 25 years. | 95 years. 
is) 
Ay 
T | { 
| Acres, | £)'8 ds] Lad] £ a a 
Buller eel eULer es! LC 500 | ‘750 0 © | 1815 0} 10 0 | Internal fencing, Casino, 58 Undulating to hilly and mountainous country, of 
bal trre ; (about), £22108. »Crown, miles! ironstone and alluvial formation ; brown, sandy, 
property. Boun-; and black soil, sandy and clay subsoils ; timber — 





| value, £13 78. 6d. 
| The property of! 


| dary fencing, half 
| | | 
| | 


} 
| | 


adjoining holders. | 








gum, ironbark, box, oak, brush, stringybark, 
apple ; water—permanent supply in Bonalbo 
Creek ; suitable for dairying. 

R.8.S. 1918-10, 730. 











Norn. —Includes part (about 500 acres). of reserve 44,488 from sale for quarantine, notified 20th October, 1909, and part (about 20 acres). of classificatiom reserve, 
notified ig8th December, 1912, which are hereby revoked. The area, capital value, rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment upon survey, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 767. 1 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND ORARA SHIRE. 








——r 











cS 
Dey 
Ey Area Capital “peut 4 y Drcaenk 
Boa of Value 2 . Nature an 

Gounty. Parish. |5 345] Home-| for first dor f mm GURey Estimated Value of aera pnd Oharpoter of Tene ‘oe on 
2% hf} stead period of T of Improvements. theret ; 2 Sie ; 
3 3 Farm. | 25 years. 25 years. 

Acres, fs) as) Pes.) dell esa 
Clarence ..| Lavadia ..| 124 65 780 0 0}1910 0} 415 O | 20-44. chains 2-rail} Ulmarra, dis-| Ridgy to good open, flat, alluvial country of light 


fence, west boun- 
dary, portion “412, 
halt value, £4 Qs.| 


value, £3 18s. 8d. 
| Property adjoining! 
| holders. 54 chains 
2-rail fence on road 
frontage and inte- 
rior, £20 5s. Pro- 
perty of the Crown, |, 























tant about 6 
miles. y 








clayey soil, with clayey subsoil ; the ridges are 
lightly timbered with oak, and are good grazing, 
while the flats are rich grazing, suitable for 


od., and <17°86) fattening stock and dairying; parts from 12 to 
chains 2-rail fence, | 14 acres are suitable for agriculture ; water in 
west boundary, | well. on portion 123, from. which water is ob- 
portion © 3,°~half tained for portion - "194 ‘by piping ; 


Ulmarra 
Butter Factory, distant about 6 miles. 

Plat’C. 3,049-1,577. 

R. S.S. 1918-10, 613. 





Nore.—The part of reserve for classification, notified 3lst August, 1917, within the above, is hereby revoked. The above is within the Ulmarra Swamp 
Drainage Trust District, and the holder of the Homestead Farm will therefore be liable for any drainage rates imposed under the provisions of the Water Act, 

















1912. 
HOMSTEAD FARM ARBA No. 771. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WABRIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE, 
ama | . 
as 
A 5 a3 ab ‘ oe "Bent Nature and Nearest 
é ? awe o * 7 ’ ‘ f 
County. Parish. |S E Hiome-| for fitat oes pty Estimated Value of Tee lee Character Settee Te we, 
‘ ee stead | period of Pp of Improvements. thevetreds pbk > 
3 | Farm, 25 yedrs. 25 years. ie 
54 | 
pats 
Acres. | £ 8. 4.| £8, 4.) £..8. d| eat 
Arrawatta... Bebo ee] 12'& 1 ¥,502 | 2,902 13 @ 50 1 4/16 0 © Fencing, £111 17s,;) Yetman, about Level to slightly undulating country; sandstone 
vale Sea 24. clearing, £43 5s.;, 16 miles; Wa-| and basaltic formation; 


well, £10; house, 
| | £200; hut, £20; 
| store, £16; shed, 

| £15; yard, £50; 
Tingbarking,£225 
és, 














The property| 


Tialda, about 
60 miles; Wa. 
rialda railway 
station, about 
64 miles; Yel- 
arbon rail-| 





miles. 


light-red ‘and brown 
loamy soils; timbered with ringbarked open to 
thick forest of box, ironbark, oak, pine, with 
patches of brigalow and belar scrub; 3; permanent 
water supply in Dumaresq River; good, sound, 
grazing land, suitable for breeding or fattening ; 
the whole area is suitable for cultivation; a few 


cflessee of expired| way station} noxious animals exist on the land. Average 
improvement (Queensland), annual rainfall, 27-11 inches at Yetman, 
lease 674. about 18tovd|) Plans A. 2,925 and 8,130-1,347. 


Ms. 1917-9, 668, 





Nor. —Part (about 225 acres) of water reserve 48, notified 30th December, 1834, and part (about 1,510 acres) of reserve from sale and lease under section 


228, Crown ‘ands Consolidation Act, 1913, within the above portions and intervening and intersecting roads, are herepy revoked, 


e 


12 Juxx, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3439 


ee ee. ee = 


HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 








HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 772. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr of WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SH#RE. 





ce) 

ve 

£3 Annual 

1,0 Area Capital 

gga] cot | Value | soraet | gurve Bessie end ayer Charsoter-ef Lan Smber, 
County, Parish. |3 2 5 Home-| for first ivlod Foo? | Estimated Value of hed ver Water Buel he, 

as Stcnd period of | PCs f Improvements. thiehetvten ' wee 

3 ‘a arm, | 26 years. 25 years, 

o 

Ra 











} 

Acres. Soe Ge oS... ee aes | 

Arrawatta..| Bebo en |8 & 22) 1,510 | 1,887 10 0] 47 3 9/16 O O | Fencing, £61 1s, 9d.;| Yetman, about] Level to slightly undulating country of sandstone 
| | ringbarking, £226, 16 miles;War-| and basaltic formation ; light red and brown 
| 10s. Property of| ialda, about 60 loamy soils ; timbered with open to thick forest 
| lessee of expired) miles; War-| of ringbarked box, ironbark, gum, apple, oak, 
| LL. 671.+ ialda railway, and pine, with patches of belar and brigalow 
station, about | scrub; water in Dumaresq River. Average 
64 miles ; Yel-; annual rainfall, 27°11 inches at Yetman ; good 


























arbon(Queens-| sound graziog Jand, suitable for breeding or 
land), from 20; fattening; the whole area is suitable for culti- 
to 22 miles. | vation; a few noxious animals exist, 
| | Plans A. 2,929 and 2,939-1,847, 
Do; ja.fo do. es} (17) |» 25284'/4,675:10 0} 41.17. 9:}:18).0) 0} Fencing, £87) 7913) doy... be do do do 
& | well, whip tank, | But some sandy soil along Campbell’s Creek}; and 
18, and trough, £168 ; | no permanent surface water, it may be obtained 
ringbarking, £426. | by sinking or tanks. 
Property of lessee Plans A. 2,931 and 2,932-1,847. 
of expired I.L. 671. | Ms. 1917-9,650. 





Note,—The whole of the reserve from sale and lease (about 3,780 acres) under section 228, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913 (vide Gazette 11th July, 
1915), and part (about 220 acres} of water reserve 768, notified 9th December, 1878, within the abeve portions and intervening and intersecting roads, are 
hereby revoked. 


. 


[259] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LHASES FOR G@RAZING—TO BE 


DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. 
|? is hereby notified, for public information,! that, in pursuance of the provisions cf the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
4 the Returned. Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Orown Lands comprised within the wreas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
for Original Crown-leases for Grazing, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and sball be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law, 

- ‘Phe areas will be available on and after 26rm AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in’ advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten eq: al yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applieations im 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and the 
31st August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneousiy 
on the 26th August, 1918. 


~The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 
The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— ; aa 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. During the whole currency of the lease the area shown by black shading on published 
lithograph shali be open to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses without interference or annoyance by the 
lessee, and the lessee{shall post at each place of access to such area calico notices, indicating, for public information, that 
such area is open to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shail be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the 
local Conditional Purchase Inspector, | 


{c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land sd leased clear.of rabbits and other noxious animals, and ‘shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 
During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 
(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared 
during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free 
ree. noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local 
and Board. 


(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 
however, that any othersuitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. Gates of access to the area shown by black shading on published lithograph shall be erected for the conyenience 
of miners. 


(f) No timer shall be cut or remoyed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Aet, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


3440 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Juny, 1918, 


— 





CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber suitable 
for mining purposes shall be preserved on the area shown by black shading on published lithograph. 


(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 


(<) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 


(/) The right of conversion into a homestead farm of the area shown by black shading on published lithograph, as provided 
by section 135 of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is hereby barred. 


(k) The land outside that shown by black shading on published lithograph may be used for agriculture. 


(1) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be reaponsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 
The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
so desired by the Applicant. 





oe tl ae i 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,258. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 














on, 
ao 
‘o 4 4 Annual 
ag ee a pay al 4 4 ce ee aeareat el Nadel tas ei Han 
° or firs Survey stimate alue own an Character o nd, 50: er, 
County. Parish. e5 Crown- i firey period Fee. of distance Water Supply. * ee 
8 & lease. | i years. of Improvements, therefrom. 
Ba | 15 years. | 
Acres.| £ 8. d.| £ 8, dj £ 8, d. : 
Arrawatta..! Athol ..| D 1,200 1,500 0 0|1815 0] 15 O 0] Fencing, halfvalue,) Emmaville, 17] Us:dulating and hilly, one-third trap, one-third 
(about) £62 1s.; fencing,) miles; Glen} porphyry, one-third basalt formation; brown, 
full value, £36 12s.,] Innes town] grey, chocolate, and black soils, clay subsoil, 
Crown. Fencing,| and railway| basalt rock outcrops; timbered with gum, 
£19 1038.; dam.| station, 41] stringybark, ironbark, pine, box and apple ; 
£40; ringing, £25.| miles. about 5 0 acres block fD and 300 acres block E 
Total, £84 LUs. of scrub consisting of dogwood, tea-tree, pine, 
Dow hi de oa) 1B 1,030 |1,573 6 8 |17 3 4|1¢ O O | Fencing, half vatue,|) Emmaville, 16] wattle, dead-finish, and undergrowth; water 
£29 6s,; dam, full,} miles; Glen} supply not permanent, one dam on each block, 
£15; dam, £45.) Innes, 40] good dam sites. Average annual rainfall, 
Crown. Ringing,| miles, about 33 inches. About 100 acres in each bleck 
£15. Total, £104 suitable for agriculture ; pasturage consists of 
6s. rich grass in basalt country to coarse grass in 
trap and porphyry country ; sound grazing land 
when improved. F 
Ms. 1917-9,371. 























Seb ood, VE ad 
Note.—Within reserve for classification, notified 27th Julv, 1917, which is hereyy revoked. Part within reserve 4,521 from conditional sale, notified 19th 
October, 1887, which is not affected by this notification. The areas, capital values, rents, and survey fees are subject to adjustment consequent on survey. 


Land which is reserved from sale shall not be eonvertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall 
have been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for miming or mining 
purposes, except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,260. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distzict oF INVERELL, AND MAocIntTYRE SHIRE. 

















te | | eel gle gil tb So Sa 
3 A 1 
Be ny nnua 
ag | Area peste Rent Naticetand Nearest 
, 7 of ee for first | Survey ‘ Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
County. Parish. 8 £ | Crown- erie oF period Fee, its | Sepidenenitey distance Water Supply. wes 
‘ a © | lease. | 45 vars of therefrom, 
<O y * 115 years. 
*% 
— Au nae 
Acres. £Y Bla edi! SEs. Sd. ‘ 
Gough .,} Anderson..| B 1,350 | 1,350 0 0) 1617 6|15 0 0 | Boundary fencing,| Inverell, 16}/ Mountainous and hilly, broken, steep country; 
(about). half value, £385s.|__ miles, granite and trap formation; timbered with 
6d Adjoining box, gum, ironbark, stringybark, peppermint, 
holders Fencing, apple, and pine ; mostly thick forest with tea- 
value not known, tree, dead finish, and wattle scrub and under- 
Crown. growth ; water supply in Macintyre River anda 
spring. Average annual rainfall, about 31 
inches, 
Ms. 1918-527. 
5 











ee — 


Norr.—Includes classification reserve (1,350 acres), notified 27th October, 1916, and block B of Crown-lease Area No. 2,618, notified 28th July, 1916, which 
are hereby revoked, The included part (about 460 acres) of reserve 22,994 from conditional sale, notified 5th October, 1895, is not affected by this notification 
The area, capital value, annual rent, andsurvey fee are subject to adjustment after measurement. : 





Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall 
have been revoked, A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes, 
pxcept with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, 


12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 3441 








[281] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SE€TING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMEST£LAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the Jaw. 


The areas will be available on and after 26rH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available or it is intended to effect improvements instead ot paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance) 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shaH (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner, 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 3lst 
August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th August, 1918. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a tix-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of tho 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the eondition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation Of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then teen complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value ef 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, tf so desired by the applicant. 














HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 766. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict oF CoNDOBOLIN, AND LacuiaNn SHIRE, 





ee ee = 


Fs 
ag 
£3 Area Capital apossl y 
PS f Yaue Rent Nature and wearst 
v 5 oO for first | Survey : ; Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o., 
County Parish § =! Home-| for firat : E-timated Value of ; Water Suppi 
; : 5a : , eriod Fee. L Femmente distarice ater Supply. 
gi =| stead | period of of wer aah : therefrom. 
3 ; 
za 3 Farm, 25 years. | 95 years. 
& 








Acres.] £ 8. a. £ 38. 

Cunning- Palistha y |18,19,| 4,674 |2,337 0 0 | 58 8 
ham. and Ju-| & 14. bing, &c., tanks} from the town 
landery, and fencing,| of Condobolia, 

total value, £414; and about 1s 

9s. Crown pro-| miles from 
perty. Cugong plar- 
form on the 


ad | £00, 
6 | 25 0 0| Ringbarking,scrub-| About 35 miles 


railway line 
from Condobs- 
lin towards 
Broken Hill, 
Do ...| Julandery j10,11,/ 2,574 | 2,574 0 0/64 7 0/19 0 0O| Ringbarking, About 32 miles 
12. : scrubbiag, &=,J trem town of 
ank and fen-| Condob lin, 


cing, total vaiue,| and about 11 Level, undulating, and hilly country ; some 








£576, Crown| miles from of the biccks contain » fair proportion of 
ing. of box pine, yarran, and buddéa, forest, with 
Do ...| Julandery.| 9, 18, 2,935 | 2,445 16 8/61 211 29 0 O| Ringbarking, About 294 miles red loam and s«ndy loam soils with clay and 
and Kal-| 19, scrubbing, &c.,| from the town gravelly clay subsoils, interspersed with low, 
inga. tanks and fen-| of Condobolin, gravelly, and stony ridges Average annual 
cing, total value, and about *4 rainf«ll at Condob lio, '7.4 inches; all but 
£635. Crown pri-| miles from one block contain gocd tanks ; the farms are 

pecty. Cugong _ sid- suitable for mixed ‘arming. 

ing, Plana i), 2,024 to 2,041-),947, 

=H 10) 98 2,914 13 75 7 4|19 © 0O| Ringbarking, About 31 miles R.S.S. (918-10,')24. 
a fpanife ee yohag es ’ £ scrubbing, &e,| from ths town 


and tank, total! of C ndobolin. 
value, £564 3s.) and abut 1) 
4d, Crown pr:-| miles from 





perty. Cagong — sid- 
ing, 4 
DGl os do w.|15,16,) 3,484 | 2,618 0 0] 65 6 6 | 22 0 0 | Ringbarking, scruh} About 28 miles 
7. bing, &c, and] from the town 
fencing, totall of Condobolia, 
value, £276} and about 7 
Crowx property. miles from 


| 
property. Cugeng _ sid- | malle» scrub; the residue consists gene ally 
t 
Cug ng _ sid- | 


; ing. : 
ee Ne 
Notr.—Part of reserve 22,754 from conditional sxle, notified “7th July, 1895 (about 17,310 acres) ; classification reserve, noti*ed 21st July, 1916 (about 


17,310 acre ); water reserve 7, notified 3rd August, 158> (38) acces), and water reserve 997, netifi-d 14th October, 1878 (560 aores) covering the above are 
hereby revoked. . 


3442 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, [12 Juty; 1918; 











HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIER3—continued. 


HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 770. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


he Lanp District oF CAsIno, AND COPMANHURST SHIRE. 








Be Annual 
ES es nnu 
; Capital 
ES | eh Value Pedi Survey pli heed per Character Ce Land, Soil Timber, a, 
coast 1B A] ome | act | es | “Poe” | Munmianat| | in i 
. SH") Farm. | Bo years | op Of i m. 
$a J 25 years, 
is 
init Acres. | & 8 d.| £08. Ey 8,4d0 | ii 
Richmond..| Hogarth ..| 14.& |. 1,362 {1,286 5 0/32 3 2| 16 0 0) Fencing. halfvalue,) Rappville. yil-| Undulating to, hilly country, broken by be'ts of 
‘ rae a. £8 68.;° ringing,|’ lage and rail-|' pre acipitous rocks ; sandstone formation ; tim- 


£2; fencing (sub-| way station, 13 
| division), nominal! miles; Myrtle 
| | value; adjoining) Greek railway 

| holder. Fencing,| station, 8 miles 
| £24 6s.; ringbark- 
ing, £6 10s.; build- 
ing, yards & bails, 
£45 ; Crown. 

















bered with gum, box, ironbark, stringybark, 
blackbutt,, tallow-wood, mahogany, bloodwood, 
oak, and honeysuckle ; parts ringbarked ; suit- 
able for dairying when » fully improved ; suffi- 
eient water iu normal seasons. 

Plans R. 25l-and R. 2,112-1,744. 

C.8. 1917-9,512. 











Nore.—Homestead Farm Area 595, notified 4th August, 1916, and reserve from saie and lease under section 206, within the above, are hereby revoked. 


{;HOMESTHAD FARM ARBA No. 768, 
‘dl EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District of GRAFTON, AND ORARA SHIRE. 

















Beek EE a ee ee 


is | 
; ae 
23 f Annual 
5.2 Area Capital ont { wee 
Eda! _of Valine aa Bal Raecey Nature and Re a aul Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &6 
County. Parish. | =| Home-| for first. | '? phe the Estimated Value of ne ee Water Supply. Ae 
4 : of tead | period of I ‘ Improvements ; i 
Bm, o Oe ete of P . | therefrom. | 
=o ‘arm. 25 years. | 95 years. 
S.A | | 
hae Pu ea | 18 ae Nh raha 
. Acres Go se Gt & tod} Bw a : 
Clarence ...| Lavadia...| 121 72% 11,054 17 6|26 7 6 5 0 0 | 104 chains 2-rail fence.on| Ulmarra, 


perty adjoining holder); 
86°27 chains 3-wire fence 
south-west side of drain 
and part of north boun- 
dary reserve, £9 19s. 5d. 
| (property Ulmarra Drain- 
age Trust); 9°02 chains 2- 
| railfenceon road frontage, 
| £3%s. 7d. (Crown property), 
[DO Piece do see] 122 78} (1,969 7 6 | 2614 9| 5 0 Oj 17:34. chains 2-rail fence do 
boundary portion 1, half 
value, £2 15s. 9d., and 12:23 
chains 2-rail and 1-barb 
wire fence boundary por- 
| tion 8, half yalue, £1 7s 
| lid. (property adjoining 
holders); 7°54 chains fence 
road frontage, £2 16s, 6d. 
(Crown property); and 
| 19-41 chains 3-barb wire 
fence on south-west side 
| drain, £5 11s. 6d. (property 
| Drainage Trust), 
| 86-53 chains 2-rail and 1. do 
barb wire fence north 
| boundary portion 8, half 
value, £3 8s. 6d. (property 
adjoining holder); 46°24 
| chains 2-rail fence road 
| _ front and part'south boun- 
_ dary, £17 6s, 9d. (Crown 
| | | property): 35:7 chains 3- 
‘| barb wire fence south-west 
| gide drain, £9 16s. 4d.,and 
| | Windmill, trough, "and 
| ‘ - | tank, £30 {property Drain- 
; | age rust), 








Do. sai|, edo COM Tzs 713 -|1,018'17 6125 9 6/'5 0 0 























part of boundary portion 1,| distant about 
half value, £1 17s, €@d. (pro- 6 miles, 


| Ridgy to gnod open fiat alluvial country 
of light clayey soil, with clayey subsoil ; 
the ridges are lightly timbered with 
oak and are good grazing,|while the 
flats are rich grazing suitable for fat- 
tening stock and dairying; parts from 
1% to 14 acres are suitable for eee) 9 

‘ ture; water ‘in well on portion 1 
from which water is also obtained for 

portion 124 by piping, water may be 
obtained for other blocks by sinking. 

| Ulmarra Butter Factory, distant about 
6 miles. | 

| Plans G, 3,046, 3,047, and 3,048-1,577. 

| R.S.S, 1918- 10) 613, 

J 











~-+Norp.—The part ¢f-reserve for classification, notified-31st August, 1917, within the above is hereby revoked. The above portions are within the Ulmarra~ 
Swamp Drainage Tryst Tisteinty ang the holders of the Homestead Farms will therefore be liable for any drainage rates imposed under the provisions of the 


Water Act, 1012 < 


12 Juny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


“ Se ae ee ee a a 
—_—— 


HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIBRS—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 769. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LaNp DistRicr or Port Macquariz, AND HAstinds SHIReE. 




















= 3 } Sanital Annua A 
BE | Area | Cepital | one | ai dibeee ae BY Haid soe. peal 
County. Parish. S22! Home for first for ir t ei 2 Estimated Value of Tas an and Cuaracier o Peo hs imber, &6., 
oe aad period of period Bee Improvements Aissgnce, Water Sapvys 
ess fer eg $4 4 of Pe : therefrom. 
z Pi arm o years. | 95 years. 
oy 
| : So 8,10, ‘ : é 
Macquarie,,| Walibree... 8 0 0, About 30 chains} Comboyne, |} Hilly country, steep in parts, mostly slate form- 
rough 2-barb wire} miles; Wau-| ation; soil light-brown in forest, and’ light- 
fence, tacked on to| chope, 24 brown to. dark-red in brush; , about 120 acres 
| trees. cn south} miles, forest, 200 acres brush; water in Bunnoo River 





| boundary, erected 
| 4910, owner—W. A, 
| | | | Purves, half value. 

; | | £3 108.3 11. chains 


and Creek ; timbers—blackbutt, tallow-wood, 
red gum, oak, and brush; suitable for fencing 
and building; no natural pasturage; but suit- 
able for dairying when improved. Average 


| | 
| | 
| | 
| 


| | | | 














of 5-wire fence on 
north boundary, 
erected 19}2, G. HB. 
Ponsford, owner, 
half value, £5 10s. 


annual.rainfall, about 50 inches, 
Plan Cat. M. 5,217-666, 
Ms. 1918-1 ,283, 





Note.—Reserve from sale and lease, notified 27th July, 1917, by operation of the provisions of section 206 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
within the above, and Hometead Farm Area No. 359, notified 7th October, 1914 (320 acres), are hereby revoked, 





[261] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE 


AND SUBURBAN LANDS OF DUNEDOO, 


1B is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the design of the 
village and suburban lands of Dunedoo has been 
altered .by extending the village lands and by _re- 
ducing the suburban lands and closing part of a road. 


[Aln, 1918-5,436] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[263] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 8 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the land described hereunder, within 
the Land District of Narrandera, shall be and is 
hereby declared to be wholly within the Land District 


OF 4 YANCOs |, 25} se whtorad 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





All that area or tract of country comprising parts 
ef the parishes of Gorton, Bondi, Stanbridge, and 
Yenda; county of Cooper; and State of New South 
Wales: Commencing, at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 48, parish of Yenda aforesaid; and bounded 
thence generally on the east by th® eastern boundary 
of said portion 48, a line; the western boundary of 
portion 37 Rem., to its.. south-western corner, a 
line bearing 147 degrees 54 minutes 183 chains 11 
links passing through portions 3. and 19 to the 
eastern boundary of the latter portion, part of said 
boundary southerly, the eastern boundary of portion 
4, and a line south to the northern boundary of 
portion 6, parish of Bondi; thence generally on the 
south by part of the generally northern boundary of 
an extension to Yanco No, 3 Irrigation Area, pro- 
claimed by Gazette notification of 24th November, 
1916, being part of the northern boundary of portion 6 
aforesaid and part of the northern boundary of portion 
5 to its intersection with a south-western boundary 
of land resumed for Murrumbidgee Northern Canal 
purposes by Gazette notification of 7th July, 1909, part 
of said south-western boundary, being part of a south- 
western boundary of an extension to Yanco No. 3 Ir- 
rigation Area, proclaimed as aforesaid, south-easterly 
to its intersection with the northern boundary of por- 
tion 13, a northern boundary of Yanco No, 3 Irrigation 
Area, proclaimed by Gazette notification of 8th Decem- 
ber, 1915, being part of the northern boundary of 
portion 13 aforesaid, and a line to the eastern boun- 
dary of portion 388,, part. of said .eastern boundary 
northerly to its north-eastern corner, the northern 
boundary of portions 88, 39; 40,41, and 42 to the 
north-western, corner ofthe last-mentioned portion, 
the western boundary of portion 42,.4 line; the western 


eT eT Sele 4 
witha wae we og oot 


ow gee -‘* wwe e~ wtee 


boundary of portions 43 and 52 to the south-western 
corner of the last-mentioned portion; by part of 
another northern boundary of an extension to Yanco 
No, 3 Irrigation Area, proclaimed by Gazette notifica- 
tion of 8th December, 1915, being a line and the 
southern boundary of portion 4 aforesaid ; and by a line 
westerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 33, 
parish of Gorton; thence generally on the west by the 
eastern boundary of portions 33, 36, 37, and 40 in the 
said parish of Gorton, a line, the eastern boundary of 
portion 3 Rem., a line northerly to the south-eastern 
corner of portion 72, beins a south-eastern corner of 
Mirrool No, 1 Irrigation Area, proclaimed by Gazette 
notification of 6th November, 1912, and amended. by 
Gazette notification of 28th January, 1914, by gener- 
ally eastern boundaries of Mirrool No. 1 Irrigation 
Area, proclaimed and amended as aforesaid, being the 
eastern boundary of portion 72, a line, the eastern 
boundary.of portion rae the eastern boundary of por- 
tions 44 Rem. and 45, Rem., parish: of Stanbridge, a 
line, the eastern boundary of. portion 8,Rem. ,to its 
intersection with a south-eastern boundary of land 
resumed for Murrumbidgee Northern Canal by Gazette 
notification of 12th April, 1911, part of a south-east- 
ern, the eastern, and part of a south-western boundary 
of that resumption north-easterly, northerly, and 
south-easterly to its intersection with the western 
boundary of portion 46, parish of Yenda, part of that 
boundary, and a line northerly. to the south-western 
corner of portion 3, parish of Binya; thence on the 
north by the southern boundary of portion 3 aforesaid, 
a line easterly to the north-western corner of portion 
48, parish of Yenda, and the northern boundary of 
that portion easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Also, all, that piece or parcel. of land-situate in the 
parish of Stanbridge, county of Cooper, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing on the western boun- 
dary of. block 1,587, .parish of Binya, county of 
Cooper, being the northern extremity of the eastern 
boundary of portion p.w.p, 36, in the parish of Stan- 
bridge; and bounded thence generally on the south- 
west by the north-eastern. boundary of portion P.w.P. 
36 and the generally north-eastern boundaries of por- 
tion T.L. 36 to a south-eastern boundary of block 1,148 
(improvement lease, 1,575), parish of Bingar; thence 
on the north-west by ~art of that boundary north- 
easterly to the western boundary of block 1,587, parish 
of Binya aforesaid; and thence on the east by part of 


said boundary southerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Also, all that area or tract of country comprising 
parts of the parishes of Dallas, Gogeldrie, and Ten- 
ningerie, county of Cooper, and State of New South 
Wales: Commencing at a point on a north-eastern 
boundary of Narrandera-Hay Railway land, being the 
south-western corner. of Yanco No, 1 Irrigation Area; 
proclaimed by Gazette notification of Ist May, 1912 ; 
and bounded thence on the east by the eastern side of 
a road 2 chains wide bounding portions 33, 31, 29, and 
2, parish of Gogeldria, on the west, a line, and the 
western boundary of block 963, being tho western 


y MAi® pier Or 


¢ 


| boundary of, Yanco.No, 2. lyrigation Area; psoelaimed-~ 





(3444 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


[12 Juny, 1918. 


6th November, 1912, southerly to the right bank of the 
Murrumbidgee River; thence generally on the south 
by that bank downwards to the south-eastern corner 
of portion 6, parish of Dallas, the eastern, the north- 
ern, and the western boundary of that portion north- 
erly, westerly, and southerly to the right bank of 
Murrumbidgee River nforesaid; and by that bank 
downwards to a point south of the south-western 
corner of portion 65; thence generally on the west by 
a line north to its intersection with a south-eastern 
side of the road from Whitton to Narrandera parallel 
to and 5 chains rectangularly distant from a south- 
eastern boundary of portion 65; by the generally 
south-eastern sides of said road, being lines parallel 
to and 5 chains rectangularly distant from south-east- 
ern boundaries of portion 65 and from the south-east- 
ern boundary of portion 64 to a point south of the 
south-western corner of portion 68, a line north to 
that corner, the western boundary of portion 63, a 
line, the western boundary of portions 59 and 46, a 
line, the western boundary of portion 34 to its north- 
western corner, a line west to the south-eastern corner 
of portion 36, the southern boundary of portions 36 
and 37, the southern and the western boundary of 
portion 39, a line, the western boundary of portion 41, 
a line, and part of the western boundary of portion 11, 
parish of Tenningerie, to its intersection with a north- 
eastern boundary of Narrandera-Hay Railway land 
aforesaid; and thence generally on the north-east by 
generally north-eastern boundaries of said railway 


land generally south-easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


Note.—The above boundaries are identical with 
those of areas added to Mirrool No. 1 and Yanco No. 3 
Irrigation Areas by proclamation of 31st May, 1918, 


with the exception that they include portion 63, parish | 


of Gogeldrie, which was excluded from area added to 
Yanco No. 3 Irrigation Area; and also include the 
Narrandera-Hay Railway lands and the road 3 chains 
wide on the north-east of P.w.P. and 1.1. 36, parish 
of Stanbridge. 

[Ms. 1918-5,184] 








[262] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
VILLAGE AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT 
DUNEDOO. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following portions of 
Crown Lands are declared to be set apart respectively 
as the site for the village of Dunedoo, and for the 
suburban lands attached thereto. 


Nort,—This notification does not affect. any lease 
or license within the village or suburban boundaries. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


od 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dunepoo CENTRAL, AND CoBBORA 
SHIRE. 
Boundaries of village lands at Dunedoo. 


County of Lincoln, parish of Bolaro, 
area of about 337 acres: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the western side of Caigan-street with the 
south-western side of railway lands, Coonabarabran 
to Dunedoo Railway; thence easterly by the southern 
side of those lands to their intersection with the 
eastern side of Wargundy-street; by the eastern side 
of that street southerly to its intersection with the 
southern side of Mogimil-street; by that side of that 
street westerly to the western side of Caigan-street 
aforesaid; and by the western side of that street 
northerly, to the point of commencement. 


_ Nors.—In lieu of the village boundaries of Dune- 
doo, notified 24th January, 1912, which are hereby 
cancelled. 

[Aln, 1918-5,436] 


Boundaries of suburban lands at Dunedoo. 


County of Lincoln, parish of Bolaro, containing an 
area of about 877 acres: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Talbragar River, at the north-west corner 
of. portion 90, parish of Wargundy, county of Bligh ; 
and bounded thence by that portion and portions 97 
and 69, parish of Wargundy, generally south-easterly 
to the most northerly corner of portion 76, narish of 
Bolaro; thence by that portion, a line, portions 78, 
79, and 81 and the western prolongation of the north- 
ern boundary of the last-mentioned portion southerly 
and westerly to the south-west corner of portion 170; 


containing an | 





by the western boundaries of that portion and por~ 

tion 171, a line, and the western boundary of portion 

23 north to the left bank of the Talbragar River; 

thence by that bank upwards, to the point of com- 

mencement; but exclusive of the village lands at 

Dunedoo, notified this day. 
Nore.—In lieu of the 

Dunedoo, notified 24th January, 

hereby cancelled. 

[ Aln. 1918-5,436] 

—— eee 0 0 eee 
2 Department of Lands, 

‘ee ‘ Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRIGONO- 
METRICAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro~ 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for trigono- 
metrical purposes, and they are hereby reserved ac- 
cordingly. 


suburban boundaries of 
1912, which are 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WacGa WAGGA, AND KYEAMBA SHIRE. 


No. 52,894. County of Wynyard, parish of Corein- 
bob, containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 104 and 97, parish of Coreinbob, 
and portion 182, parish of Umutbee, being the 
measured land marked,1.r., and shown on plan Ms. 
852 Wea. 

Notr.—-Automatic reserves from sale and lease on 
Ist November, 1914, 19th January, 1916, and 11th 
December, 1917, included in the above are hereby re- 
voked. 


[Ms. 1918-4,744] 





$$ 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of ‘the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from sale or lease respectively, or from sale or lease, 
&c,, as hereinafter specified. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[266] 





From Sale or Lease other than Auction Sale. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF NARRABRI, AND NAMoI SHIRE. 


No. 52,893. County of Nandewar, parish of Bollol, 
containing an area of 89 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 21. Plan N. 2,168- 


(ae 
[Aln. 1918-4,857] 
From Sale or Lease other than Snow Lease. 
EKASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districts oF Tumut AND TUMBARUMBA, AND 
GADARA AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRES. 


No. 52,895. County of Selwyn, parishes of Beau- 
mont and Buddong, containing an area of about 2,990 
acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
Block D.—shown by blue edging on plan Ms. 1,431 
Wea. roll. 

[Oce. 1918-3,576] 





[265] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and _ re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
_ For Trucking Stock. 
Lanp District or Hay, anp Monicrpatiry or Hay. 


No. 52,896 from sale (52,897 from lease generally). 
County of Waragdgery, parish of Hay, containing ap 
area of about 174 acres. Phi Crown Lands bounded 


12 Jury, 1918.] 





by portions 14, 51, 50, 49, 48, and 47, reserve 40,845 
for trucking stock, notified 12th September, 1906, and 
a southern boundary of Hay Irrigation Area. 

[Ms. 1918-5,020] 


For Rubbish Depoi. 
Lanp District or GuNNEDAH, AND Namoz Sure. 


No. 52,898 from sale (52,899 from lease generally). 
County of Pottinger, parish of Bogabri, containing 
an area of 6 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 186. Plan P. 4,955-1,781, 
[Ms. 1918-5,225] 


For Site for Fire Brigade Station. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or MurwitLuMBaH, AND 
_ Murwittumesan Municipaurry. 
Within the boundaries of the village of Murwillumbah. 
No. 52,890 from sale (52,891 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Murwillumbah, containing 
an area of 16% perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries: of allotment 15, section 1. Plan M. 
40-2,112. 
[Ms. 1918-4,865] 


[267] 





Department. of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 

CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 

N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 

.Crown, Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 

notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 

tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 


_ able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WALCHA, AND APSLEY Sure. 


County of Vernon, parish of Shelving, containing an 
area of about 2,930 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 30, parish of Salway, portions 27, 186, 156, 
188, and 195, parish of Shelving; the boundary be- 
tween the counties of Hawes and Vernon, and a line 
south from the most southerly corner of portion 30 
aforesaid to the county boundary aforesaid. Includes 
part of portion 194, Plans V. 2,417-1,719 and Ms. 
1,196, Ae roll. 

{Ms. 1918-2,659] 


Lanp District or Moss VALE, AND WINGECARRIBEE 
SHIRE. 


County of Camden, parishes of Murrimba, Sutton 
_ Forest, and Bundanoon, containing an area of about 
3,330 acres. The Crown Lands comprised in that part 
of Crown-lease Area No. 1,062, revoked this day, 
exclusive of part (about 310 acres) proposed to be 
reserved for forestry purposes, 
[Ms. 1918-4,901] 


Lanp District or BELLINGEN, AND Dorrico SHIRE. 


*~ County of Fitzroy, parish of Fenton, containing an 
area of 3163 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 36. Plan F. 2,004-1,810. 
[R.S.8. 1918-10182] 


Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA, AND Housrock SHIRe. 


County of Goulburn, parish of Yarara, containing 
an area of about 2,720 acres. - The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 72, parish of Craven, 
county of Selwyn; and bounded thence by that por- 
tion south-easterly to its south-west corner; by lines 
west 50 chains, south 76 chains, east 50 chains, and 
south to the Tumbarumba-Jingellic road: by that 
road westerly; by portion 90 northerly and westerly ; 
by portion 80 and a line north to a point west of the 
commencing point, and by a line east to that point. 
[Ms. 1916-7,702] 

_ County of Goulburn, parish of Coppabella, contain- 
ing an area of about 3,350 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
torth-west corner of portion 107: and bounded thence 
by that portion south and east to its south-east 
corner ; by lines south 60 chains west to a point north 
of the north-west corner of conditional lease 663; by a 
line south to that corner; by that conditional lease 
south and east; by portion 67, parish Jingellic Hast, 
county of Selwyn, southerly: by portion 141, parish 
of Coppabelia,.and, portions 111, 112, 92, 52, 94, 120, 
~49, and 123, same parish, and portion’ 90, parish’ of 
Yarara, to the point of commencement, Tee 
[Ms. 1916-7,702] 


No, 87, 12 Juty, 1918, —‘, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


3445, 





a a 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND Namor SHIRE. 


County of Baradine, parish of Merebene, containing 
an area of 200 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
classification reserve notified 16th January, 1907, and 
Baradine Creek; also the Crown Lands bounded by 
elassification reserve notified 16th January, 1907, 
travelling stock and camping reserve 12,016, notified 
I2th July, i890, and Baradine Creek. 
| Ms. 1916-4,840 | 
[269] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 12th July, 1918.- 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE TO BE DISPOSED OF TO A’ RE- 
TURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 

Ue is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 

solidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act. 1916, the Crown Lands.com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are here- 
by set apart for additional. conditional purchase to 
be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and 
shall become and be available therefor on and after 
the 15th July, 1918.. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for additional conditional purchase 
shall be £2 5s. ner acre. 

This block shall be available only for Thomas Fred- 
erick Hodges, of Narromine, to,whom.a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has 
been issued under section 84 of the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desierd by the appli- 


cant. ; 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 








CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District of Dusapo, AND TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 
Price £2 5s. per acre. 


County of Narromine, parish of Buddah, containing 
an area of 412 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 100 north of a line parallel to 
and about 57 chains in rectangular distance south 
from the most northerly boundary of that portion, 
but exclusive of reserved road 200 links wide, passing 
through the land in a westerly direction, Plan N. 
1.725-1,884. 

[R.8.S. 1918-9,929] 


eb —__———. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CROWN-LEASE TO BE 
DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED: SOLDIERS 
EXCLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, and. section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are here- 
by. set apart for additional Crown-lease to be disposed 
of to Returned Soldiers exclusively, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after, the 12th 
August, 1918. The land set apart is exempt from the 
operation of general license under the Forestry Recu- 
lations. It is further notified that the capital value 
upon which rental shall be lodged shall be £6 per 
acre. Any additional holding acquired shall be sub- 
ject to the same conditions (where applicable) which 
attach to the particular original holding in virtue of 
which the additional holding was applied for. 
Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. : 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[272] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Grarron, AND Orara SHIRE.’ 


County of Clarence, parish of Elland, containing 
an area of about 17 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 


_ by vortions 55, 123, and the Orara River. 


Notr.—Reserve 47,720 for preservation of native 
flora, notified 24th April,.1912, included in the above 
is hereby revoked. , 

[Ms. 1918-4,399] 


3446 
[268] . Department of Lands, 
eee Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN 


LANDS FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTHAD 
SELECTION TO BE DISPOSED OF TO A RE- 
‘TURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


1k: is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
A. visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Uon- 
solidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are hereby 
set apart for additional homestead selection to be 
disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
15th July, 1918. It is further notified that the 
capital value upon which rental shall be lodged 
Shall be £2 5s. per acre. Any additional holding ac- 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
‘applicable) which attach to the particular original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for. 

_,. The block shall be available only for Henry Edgar 
Edwards, of Trangie-road, Narromine, to whom a 
certificate of preferential right entitling him to the 
said beck has been issued under section 84 of the 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


AR Pe) wetapeoe 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dusso, anp Treruzoncin Sure. 
Capital value, £2 5s. per acre. 

County of Narromine, parish of Buddah, containing 
an area of 412 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 100, south of a line parallel to 
and about 57 chains in rectangular distance south 
from the most northerly boundary of that portion. 
Plan N. 1,725-1,884. 
[R.S.8. 1918-9,929] 


re7t] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART GROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LHASHS; 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD. SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 

{* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

A. visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 

the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
beases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
cheties within the same arca), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
wional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or xdditional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 

available therefor on and after the 12th August, 1918. 

It is further notified that the prices of the land for 

additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 

apon_ which provisonal rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
am application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding aequired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for, and to the following con- 
dition :——The selector or lessee shall carefully pre- 
serve all timber within strips of land each at least 1. 
chain wide along the banks of all defined watercourses, 
also all timber within strips of land at least 1 chain 
wide along the course of all ereeks and gullies and 
across the lowest: parts of flats where such gullies dis- 
charge water and there are no defined watercourses. | 

» -,Not.—All information may be obtained from, and 

all forms of application will be filled in by, the 

Orown Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the 


_ applicant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


[12 Jury, 1918. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Cooma, AND Dateury SHIRE. 


Dertly within Wambrook and Island Lake preferential 
occupation license 143a,. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 

County of Wallace, parishes of Lake and Bucken- 
derra, containing an area of about 1,400 acres. The 
Crown Lands; bounded by portion 118, conditional 
leases 335 and 4,787, parish of Lake; conditional lease 
707, portion 68, conditional lease 341, and portion 74, 
parish of Buckenderra. 

Note.—Includes, reserve (about 1,400. acres) for 
classification, notified 8rd August, 1917, which is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,421] 
Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. 

County of Wallace, parish of Chippendale, contain- 
ing an area of about 630 acres. The Crown ‘Lands 
within portion 75, and that part of portion 76 north 
of the westerly prolongation of the south boundary of 
portion 75. Plans W. 4,377 and 4,378-1,604. 

Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 

County of Wallace, parish of Chippendale, contain- 
ing an area of about 845 acres. The Crown Lands 
within portions 46, 48, 50, and that part of 76 south 
of the westerly prolongation of the south boundary of 
portion 75. 

[Ms. 1918-3,541] 
} 
Lanp District or Cooms, AND Monaro SuHtre. 
Prico and capital value, 15s. per acre. 

County of Beresford, parish of Duncan, containing 
an area of about 1,260 acres. The Crown Lands 
within portions 21, 29, and 30; also the Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 30, 91, 95, 94, and Murrumbidgee 
River, 

[Ms. 1918-3541] 








—_———— 


[270] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL: CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, _ADDI- 
TIGN Ai: CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASHS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. ~ 

| is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the. pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 

the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
ehases within the same area), additional conditionad 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-lcases, and shall become and be 

available therefor on and efter the 12th August, 1918. 

It is further notified that the prices ef the land for 

additional conditional purchases, or the capital values 

upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall bo as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental, to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 

Any additional hoiding acquired shall be subject +o 

the same conditions. (where applicable) which attach 

to the particular original holding, in virtue of whieh 
the additional holding was applied for. 

Nots.—aAll information may bo obtained from, and 
ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 

Lands Agent free of cost, if sv desired by the apph- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or TENTERMIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
has . 
SHIRE. 





Price and ¢apital value, 10s. per acre. 


_ County of Clive, parish of Barney Downs, contain- 
imp an area of about 130 acfés. The Crown Lands 
beunded by portions 216, 217, 264, 206, and travelling 


stéck resérve 42,811. 


\ 


12 Juny, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No/'87 


renee eae) 


Price and capital value, 11s. 8d. per acre. 


: County of Clive, parish of Barney Downs, contain- 
ing an area of about 240 acres. 'The Crown Lands 
hounded by portions 214, 215, 213, 199, 209, and 217. 
[ Ms, 1918-3,247] 


Lanp District or CoomA, AND Monaro Suire. 
Within occupation license No. 627. 
Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Beresford, parish of Murrumbucka, con- 
taining an area of about 1,000 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the sorwth-west corner of portion 120; and bounded 
thence by that portion and portions 119, 20, 44, 59, 
23, 22, and camping reserve 703 south to the Mur- 
rumbidgee River; thence by that river upwards, and 
a line noftth, to the point of commencement, 


Notr.—Thewincluded part (about 50 acres) of area 
Set apart’on 8th July, 1908, for additional holdings, 
at 10s. par agre, and the included part (about 950 
acres) of an area set apart on 26th June, 1907. for 
origital @ondttional purchase, at 10s. per acre, or 
conditional lease, are hereby revoked. 
iMs. 1918-5,329] 


Lanp District of Grarron, anp CopMANHURST SHIRE. 
- Pxice and capital value, 10s, per acre. 
Rartly. within resumed area No. 935. 


County,of Clarence, parish of Clifden, containing an 
area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
‘by portiows 64; 91, 90, Casino-Grafton Railway Line, 
portion 83, and travelling stock and camping reserve 

7,486. & 

& Nown.—tncindes part of village reserve 37,104, noti- 
fed pores Pescmiory 1903, which part is hereby re- 
voked. 


[Ms. 1918-2,979] 


. Lanp District or Grarron, anp Nymsorpa Sutrn. 
‘Prics and capital value, 18s. 4d. per acre. 


‘With resumed aréas, occupation license Nos. 3084 
and 866. 


* ~~ _ 

, County of Drake, parish, of Cangi, containing an 
area of about 850 acres. |YheaCrown Lands bounded 
by portica 275. Cangi State’ Porest: No. 354, MLS. 1 
4, and ye and the Mitchell or Mann River. 


Norer.—-includes part (about 800 acres), reserve for 
Failway 41,690; notified 19th November, 1883, and 
reserye from gonditional sale,» notified\17th January, 
1883, -which ave hereby revoked. 
fMs.°1918-5 ,330 | 

LAnp District or Motena, anp Borze Sutre. 
Ptice tind capital value, 108. per acre. j 

' Covnty of Ashburnham, parish of Manildra, con- 
taining an area of 120 acrés The Crown Lands within 
the {oilowing, boundaries: Commencing on- the east 
boundary of portion 62, parishof Wolabler, at a point 
“40 chains™north from the south-eastern corner of that 
sportign ; thenge castiabout 40 chains; thence: by a line 
south to portion 180, parishof Manildra; thence by 
that portion -and Manildra Creek, and portion 62, 
parish Wolabler. i 
_WNorr.—The above embraces. classification reserve, 
hotifitd 5th April, 1918, which is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1917-9,548] 


o) 





[274] anaes Department of Lands; 
= : S Sydney; 12th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR. ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 


x ee 


CHASE 


T is héreby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of-seetion 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 


dation Act, 1913,\the Crown Lands comprised within’ 


the atea hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchase, and shall become and 
Be avarlable’ therefor’-on dnd‘after ‘the 15th July, 
i918. Jr is further notified that the price of the land 
for additional.conditional purchase shall be £1 13s. 4d. 
per adre. . 

Novre,-All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of eost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, , 
~ W Gy ASHFORD,’ Minister for Lands. 


Sa 


CENTRAL DIVISION 

Lanp District or CooNAMBLE, AND WINGADEE SHIRE. 

County of Leichhardt, parish of Gilguldry, contain- 
ing an area, of 240 acres.. The. Crown Lands within 
the boundaries.et portions 9,.40; and 41; Plans-J.,670 
and .774+1.902. bh sabiinetae ayreeet ett fe 

Notr.—The included classification reserve notfied 
36th November, 1917, is hereby revoked. This land is 
held under conditional lease No. 1,185, and will be 


available for additional..conditional pirchaserby the. 


holder of that conditional lease only. 





Department of Lands, 


‘Sydney, 12th July, 1918.., 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS*. 
* CONDITIONAL PUR-*"*" 


FOR ADDITIONAL 
CHASE, 


ig is hereby notified that, in pursuance ofthe ‘pro- 


visions of section 85 ofthe Crown Lands, Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area heréunder described are hereby set apart 


for additional conditional purchase, and shall become , 


and be available therefor on and after the 12th August, 
1918: It is further notified’ that the price of ‘the land 
for additional conditional purchase shall be 16s. 8d. 
per acre, f i NAS 


Norr.—All information may be obtained 


from, and 


3447 


all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown © 


Lands 
cant, 


Agent, free of cost,.if so desired by the appli- 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 


_Lsyp District or Conposolin, and LacaiAN SHIRE. © 


County of Cunningham,. parish of ,Mowabla, con- 
taining an area of 320 acres. The Crown Lands with- 


in the boundaries of portion 48. Plan C. 19975-1;947; ™ 


Nore.—the included part of classification reserve, 
notified 27th Noveniber, 1912 (820 acres), and reserve 
47,022, from after .auction tender: as improvement 
lease, notified 13th September, 1911 (320 acres), are 
hereby revoked. ; 
{Ms,, 1918-5 ,230] 








Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 

Provos4ts under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of Reserve for Refuge in 


[ 254 | 


* ; 


Time of Flood, at Ulmarra. ' 
Vue As I am of opiftion-that it is expedient in 


the public interest.to resume an area of 9611 


acres of land at Ulmarra, dedicated 3rd May, 1893, 
for Refuge in Time of Flood, and described in the 


Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, notice..is. hereby,» 


given, in accordance with the provisions of the 25th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
that it is proposed ‘to deal’ with the said land in the 


manner following, that is to say,—to revoke*the dedi- 


cation thereof heretofore made. 


[Ms. 1918-4,461] : 


W: G. ASHFORD, Minister for Latids,’' 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Deseription of an area of 96 acres, the dedication of 


which is intended to be revoked, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Ulmarra,, 
parish of Ulmarra, county of Clarence, and State of 
New, South Wales, containing an area of 96 acres; 
being the land! within the following boundaries : Com- 

a cme at the north-west corner of portion,366; and 


‘boutided thence on the east by the west boundaries of 
portions 861 and 360, crossing a road. 1.chain wide» 


bearing north in all 33 chains and 34 links; thence on 
the north by. the south boundaries of portions 350 and, 


°347,..crossing Callighan’s Greek, bearing. west in all 


29 chains; and thence by a line west 1 chain to the 
east boundary of H. Paterson’s portion 58; on the 
west by part,of, the east,,boundary of that portion 
and part of the east boundary of Z. Angelo and R. 
Callahan’s portion 49, bearing south in all, 33 chains 


‘and 34 dinks:°on the south by a line bearing ‘east’ 


1 chain to the north-west corner of portion 368; 


_thenee by the north boundaries of that portion -and- 


portion 367 and its easterly prolongation bearing east 


in all, 30, chains; ;to, the paint of conymencement,—as six’ 


shown on plan catalogued C. 10-1,834; but exclusive 
of portio b9 of 4 acres,—48 shown on plan 


@. 1,701,577, of 


éatalogned © 


3448 





217) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 87. 





{12 Jury, 1918, 





Forestry Commission, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


Sydney, 12th July, 1918, 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, direets it to be notéfied that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 22 of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 








peani. | Division. 

Taree --| Eastern,..| 
Port Mac do 
quarie. 

Taree < do 
Do - do”. 
Do + de. 
Do fi do .. 
De aA do 
Do do 
Do : do 
Do do .. 
Do de do . 
Do =F do 
Stroud .. do . 
Do A de 
Taree oe do .. 
Do .. do .. 
Deniliquin...| Central. .| 
Hay.. do . 
Nyngan do 
Do . do 
Taree e-! Eastern... 
Nyngan ..| Central... 
Do do .. 

Do ae de .. 

Wellington ; Eastern... 
Corowa ..| Central... 
Do do 
Do do 
Do ao 
Do do 
Glen Innes..' Eastern., 
Walgett .:| Central... 
Nyngan do . 

Dol) +. de .. 

Do do .. 
Deniliquin.. do 
Do .. do 

Do .- do . 

Do... do .. 

Dot's: do... 

Doe do .. 

DOF do. 

Dovlek do .. 

Nore do . 

Narrandera @o . 

do .. 

do... 

@o .. 

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do. 














Reserve 


No. 


37,396 


34,670 
37,230 


45,666 | 


49,486 
37,485 
16,437 
23,765 
26,158 


33,036 | 
42,089 | 


34,563 
35,221 


23,925 
28,370 


40,168 


.| 28,268 


32,579 
29,146 
37,399 
35,770 
32,581 
18,197 
33,672 
32,331 
32,329 
32,330 
32,825 
32,326 
40,498 


30,125 


32,580 
32,582 
35,771 
34,936 

3,031 

1,792 
13,370 
13,369 
35,754 


35,755 
35,756 


40,167 


«| §18,498 


2,526 
36,025 


2,527 
13,496 
16,900 


22,868 
34,837, 








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preservation and 
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Ea elec County. | Parish, Shire. Area. 
BMT. WR 
26 Mar., 1904; Macquarie | Ralfeand Lorne) Hastings..|12,250 0 0 
(about). 
--| 12 July, 1902 do oo Malone. do -.| 6,700 0 0 
(about). 
.|18Feb., 1904] do ..| do do .| 2,600 0 0 
(about). 
-| 14 Sept., 1910 do Lorne .. do |, 5,400, 0, 0 
-| 17 Dec., 19138 do do do 895 0 0 
(about). 
.-| 30 Mar., 1904 do Lansdowne and| Manning ..!2,100 0 0 
; Harrington. (about). 
8 Oct., 1892 do Lansdowne do ..| 1,600 0 O 
| (about), 
..| 29 Feb., 1896 do do do (1,000 0 0 
; (about). 
26 June, 1897 do ns dors. do 400 0 0 
27 July, 1901 do Yarrat and Hastings &) 5,200 0 0 
Comboyne.; Manning. | (abot:t). 
9 Oct., 1907 do do Hastings ../ 1,050 0 0 
(about). 
31 May, 1902! Gloucester} Forster and Stroud ../19,300 0 0 
Wallengat. (about). 
1 Nox, » do  ..| Merong do «.|8,700 0 0 
(about). 
-\ 31 Jan., 189) do ch do sie do 2-| 3,730 0 0 
(about). 
11 April, 1896 do --| Gooloongolok &| Manning ../ 1,600 0 0 
Wang Wauk. (about). 
22 Oct., 1898 do is ao +), do »-| 1,500 0 0 
(about), 
-| 10 Jan., 1906] Townsend..| Wonnue Berrigan ..| 107 0 0 
(about). 
--| 21 Sept., 1898} Boyd --| Mulburruga ..| Murrum- 260 0 0 
bidgee.| (about). 
.| 20 April, 1901) Flinders ..} Merrilba --| Bogan ..|3,000 0 0 
(about). 
-| 29 Mar., 1899} Kennedy ..} Carolina --| Lachlan ..|/ 1,170 0 0 
(about). 
-| 20 April, 1904} Macquarie..}| John’s River ..! Hastings..| 900 HN 
: (about). 
16 May, 1903) Flinders ..| Balgay.. --| Bogan 2,800 0 0 
(about). 
-| 20 April, 1901 do Widgeland and| do --| 3,850 0 0 
Murrabudda. 
.-| 15 July, 1893 do Mangerybone.. do eee BO) 10 0 
-| 21 Dee., 1901) Bligh Yarrobil Wyaldra ..| 2,900 0 0 
--| 9Mar., ,, | Denison ..| Mulwala and! Coreen 4,640 0 0 
Turramia. 
a fy do .-| Turramia B do 506 0 0 
O°, A do -| Mulwala do ..| 1,800 0 0 
9+ 55 i> Hume .| Corowa and do --| 900 0 0 
Collendina. 
rs 43 do -| Collendina do ..| 350 0 0 
(about) 
-| 25 April, 1906} Gough Fladbury --| Severn ,./ 2,960 0 0 
; (about) 
1 Nov., 1899} Leichhardt} Gilwarny --| Wingadee..} 800 0 0 
(about). 
-| 20 April, 1901) Flinders ..| Budtha --| Bogan ../ 4,300 0 0 
(about). 
| 20/14, ‘3 do --| Wicklow ns do ..| 6,500 0 0 
(about). 
--| 16 May, 1903 do --| Balgay and Tal-| do -.| 1,606 0 0 
gong. (about). 
-.| 8 Aug., 1902) Townsend..| Banangalite ..| Windouran| 1,200 0 0 
- 12 Mar., 1883 ao AG do do 651 0 0 
.| 18 July, 1876 do a5 do c; do 600 0 0 
-| 31 Jan., 1891 ado oe do = do c 56 0 0 
(about). 
Sur 3, A do 3 do p do. 12 0 0 
(about) 
1 July, 1903 do 2 do c do -.| 250 0 0 
(about) 
| egy 5 do ot do =f do 140 0 
9May, ,, do ..| Banangalite & do 2,000 0 0 
Morago. 
16 Jan., 1906 do : | Wonnue e-| Berrigan . 74 0 0 
7 Mar., 1891) Boyd -.| Jurambula ..| Murrum- 827 2 0 
bidgee. 
19 July, 1880} do --| Banandra do ..| 560 0 0 
20 June, 1903/ do --| Benandra do ..| 493 3 0 
(about). 
19 July, 1880} do & urendumbee,,, Yanko .,/ 640 O 0: 
| (about). | 
7Mar., 1801] do  ..| Uroly — ..| do ..| 33% 0 0 
| (about), 
10 Dec., 1892] do «| (de aA do ..} 180 2 0 
17 Aug., 1895 gees 3 Warregal --| Goobang..{ 484 2 0 
am, 
8 » 1902) Townsend..| Barratha. _..|. Windouran}/ 1,020 0 0 


(about). 


Part revoked. Papers No. 
Forests 

The whole — oo e.| 1918-3,492, 
do em eo . do 
do - - = do 
do Ss Ae . do 
do an ee 5 do 
do eM ond - do 
do pes ~ = do 
do i - é do 

The whole ; portions 19 and do 

20. Plans M. 3,192 and 
3,195-666. 

The whole .. pee a do 
do = - An do 
do oe. = oe do 
do - ~- e- do 
do on = e- do 
do oo oo ee do } 
do ee -_ e do | 

The whole. Plan T. 4,241- do 

1,803. 
The whole; portion 61. do 
Plan B, 893-1,908 R. do | 

The whole .. - e do 
do ps - - do 
do - oo ee do 
do on oo @e do 
do -~ ee rt do 
do - = do 
do - -~ . do 
do - “3 do 
do oe oo we do 
do cde ~“ eS do 
do = - e do 
do - - e. do 
do - - ee de 

The whole; includes part do 

of pertion 25, Plan L. 
2,924-1,902. 

The whole .. on aes do 
do eo - - do 
do = eo eo do 
do as ¥ * do 

The whole; portions 84 do 

and 85. Plan T. 3,477- 

1,803 R. 
The whole .. o es do 
oY) - ~- .- do 
do as a ‘on do 
do mnt cate = do 
do — as x do 
do oo we e- do 

The whole ; part of portion do 

112. Plan T, 4,241-1,803, 
The whole; portions 90 do 
and 91. Plan B, 748- 
1,908. 
Fhe whole .. a Ey do 
The whole; portions 39, do 
40 and 119. Plans B 
316 and 247-1,908, Mis. 
787 Hy. 
The whole; portions 66 
and 67. Plans B. 476- 
1,908 and Mis. 787 By. 
The whole ; includes por- 
tion 12. Plan B. 1,042- 
1,908. 
The whole ; includes por- do 
tion 18, Plan B, 1,104- 
1,908. 
The whole; portion 54, do 
Plan A. 5,675-1,770 R. 
The whole .. on ong do 


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12 Juny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 3449 








REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE—continued. 











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Land Reserve Date of ’ 
District, | Division. No. Purpose. Notification, | County. Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked, Papers No. 
a. T.. pil Forests. 
Nyngan ..| Central..} 14,310 | From sale for pre-| 29 Aug., 1891] Flinders ..! Panjee, | Kin-) Bagan — ../10,240 0 ir The whole . .-| 1918-3,492 
servation and near, Walwa, (about), | 
: growth of timber. and Walton. 
Armidale .,| Eastern..} 31,880 do ..| 1Dec., 1900} Clarke ..| Avondale .., Dumaresq..; 883 0 0 do At oS aa do 
(about). 
Do Bite. do ..| 1,051 do -.| 26 Oct., 1880 do ~g do A | do wae Ro wean do AE a do 
eas (about). 
Deniliquin...| Central..| 38,346 do ret lk: Sua se 1904) Townsend..) Barratta ... Windouran| 150 at The whole; portion 87. do” 
. | A | Plan T. 2,303-1,803. 
petit Eastern..| 37,010 do slp) SAM.» “antes WALOUS, ..| Chillingham ..) Tweed ../ 2,000 0 0 | The whole .. ob do 
Lismore ..| do ..| 864 do ..| 4Sept., 1882/ do ..| Meerschaum | Tintenbar..| 830 0 0) do Sate ieee © seal at ao 
: and Pimlico. 
Kempsey .. do ..| 44,064 do ..| 30 June, 1909) Dudley | Yarrahapinni..| Macleay ..| 640 0 0 | do *6 An oe do 
(about), ‘ 
Grafton .. do ..| 48,509 do ..| 3Feb., ., | Fitzroy ..| Bagawa .| Dorrigo ..}8,770 0 0| do oid os, ad do 
, (about). 
Do oe do ..} 42,931 do ..| 12 Aug., 1908) Clarence ..; Candole, Scope, Orara —...|56,000 if 0 | do bs ae _ do 
Calamea, Woo-! 
li Wooli, Dun- | 
| doo, Red Rock, 
and Maryvale. 
Do = do ..| 45,237 do -.; 1 June, 1910) do -.| Canoulam,Can-| do --|16,000 0 0) do ie a ma do 
| dole, Cold- (about). | 
stream, ard) 
Tyndale. 
Cowra e. do ..| 8,873 do ..! 18 April, 188g! Bathurst ..! Milburn ..| Waugoola..| 40 0 0} The whole; portion 154. do 
‘ | Plan B. 3,206-2,009. 
Condobolin..| Central,,} 25,416 do ' ..| 80 Jan., 1897, Cunning- | Mt. Nobby ..| Lachlan ..| 2,750 0 0) The whole; portion 13.) 1918-3,421 
ham. Plans Mis. 165 F's, and] ~ 
C. 1,405-1,947. 
Gunnedah.. do ..| 6,488 do -.| 16 June, 1888) Pottinger...) Walla Walla ..| Liverpool 1,163 0 6) The whole .. te . 3,573 
Plains. 
Eden ..| Eastern..| 33,074 do ..| 3 Aug.,1901| Auckland..| Bondi... ..! Imlay. 11,400 0 0 Thewhole.. .. —..| 1918-3,620 
Eden and | (about). | 
Bombala, do .. 385 | do ..| 3 June, 1878) Auckland | Bondi and Imlay and | 970 9 0); do Ba The = do 
& Wellesley, | Lawson.| Bibbenluke | 
Bombala .. do .. ( ba do -.| 10 Dec., 1884] Wellesley...) Lawson ..| Bibbenluke| 4,500 0 0 do ots pee ee do 
extn. cS 
Bega 5 do ..! 991 do -.| 14 Jan., 1884) Auckland..| Berri Berri ..| Mumbulla,.| 1,000 0 0 do oe ee °. do 
Moruya .. do ..| 6,216 do .-| 21 April, 1888) Dampier ..| Burra .. ..| Eurobo- 1,870 0 0 do bs eh - do 
dalla. (about). 
Bega as do ..| 34,537 do --| 24 May, 1902 do pai) Eanja ee ..| Mumbulla., Shay 0 do =. = °- do 
(about). 
Corowa ..! Central... 35,789 do -.| 28 Feb., 1903) Denison ..| Woperana ..| Berrigan .. a 0 0 do e 5 aE do 
| (about). 
Do Se do .. 32,343 do -.| 9 Mar., 1901 do 8 do i do we eae .. 0 gre ee Plan Ms. 731 do 
(about), ga. Kh. 
Eden -.| Eastern...) 30,446 | do ..| 27 Dec., 1899) Auckland..| Kanoonah ..| Imlay ..| 1,360 0 0| The whole .. fas 3 do 
} (about). 
Corowa .| Central...) 32,342 do --| 9 Mar., 1901; Denison ..| Tocumwal_ ..| Berrigan... a H 0 do ee do 
| about). 
Doge. at do ..; 32,341 do eal epi, Ms do ..| Barooga aie do _...| 2,800 0 0 do Pa ati ot Pie, do 
(about), 
Eden | ..| Eastern..| 8,827 do ..| 13 April, 1889] Auckland..| Gnupa .. «-| Imlay .. sya 5 0 do o oe - do 
about), 
‘Do ae do ..) 22,319 | do ..| 16 Mar., 1895 do ..| Nungatha ..| do a ato a 0 do = aer3)/9t8< do 
| (about). 
Do . «:|, . do. .,} 30/445-| do ..| 97 Dec., 1899} do ..| Nalbaugh ..| do .. ae 9 0| do ee aret 
| about), i 
Dow tras do ..; 34,394 | do ..| 10 May, 1902) do  ..| Yambulla  ..| do as ise 0 A a Plan Ms. 783, do 
(about). n. R. 
Corowa ..| Central...) 32,332 do | 9 Mar., 1901; Denison ..} Boomanoomana) Berrigan .. a . Q| Thewhole..  .. oc lenu 2oq4 
| about). 
Dates. deiyut Seees do ig petal Seuttocien tC CRP MRS cir ats ia aed ese a 
| | (about). ’ 
Do Sf do ... 32,334 do oF 5 s Gol tires} de oe doy 9 .-|.1,000 000 do o- ba -.; a0 
(about). ; 
DOr me. do ..| 32,335 do Plt One aaa: dov._s.5| do m dome 110708 0 do sip ifiae! te: do i 
| (about). 
Do a do ..| 32,336 do al ik? ae u do | .,| Cottaditta’ =.) . de °..| 180 0 0 do aint sad a2 do 
| (about). i 
Do = dihh®) aot 421) 325387 do ehiie’ Oi), ha os do ..|— do Milae Udouesds. 740 a 0 do UR Es adi ves a ae 
| about). 
Do .| do ..| 32,338 do Pe aA dom i) da Vien done o10h On 0 do Se Gietes. ibs | oR ad 
| (about). 
Do x do .. 32,340 do Sic Dias % do ..| do se Ch an rm e 0 do att eile dl Wes do 
| apout). 
| do 
Do a do ..| 32,339 do ahd f dep =: a 3 do ..| 150 0 0 do 3 ed Fic 
Do ..| do ..| General do 7!| 21 Feb., 1882) do do 7} do 2.| 15 0 0| That part within State} do 
j : Forest No. 102, adjacent 
| notice. to portion 12. 
| a x 
Casino ...| Eastern..) 38,397 do ..| 8 Oct., 1904} Buller ..| Donaldson and| Kyogle and) 8,500 0 0 The whole .- «2 —«- do 
| Woodenbong, | Tenterfield. 7 ; 
Do) Pre: do ..| 41,568 do  ..| 17 April, 1907} do  ..| Woodenbong .. do ..| 400 0 0 aes Plan Mis.1,340} do 
Doms: do .. 40,011 do ..| 9Dec., 1905) do ..| do ..| Tenterfield | 3,000 0 0 TA Plan Mis. 1,337) do 
n. 
Eden oe do ..) 34,397 do ..| 10 May, 1902} Auckland.,| Howe, Victoria, Imlay —..|15,290 0 0 The whole .. ee ~—«: do 
and Wallaga- 
ralg 1918-3,396 
Moruya .. do ..| 2 do ..| 29 June, 1885) Dampier ..) Bodalla.. ..,Eurobodalla} 25 0 0 do + oe .- rae, . 
Do a4 do .. 26,560 | From annual Icase} 11 Sept., 1897 ao w.| do Mii pde ils.) 25 0410 ao eS Ses Op eo | 
/ or occupation 
license for preser- 
vation and growth 
of timber, | | hor 1918-9 965 
Lismore ..{ Eastern..| 10,571 | Preservation and] 25 Jan., 1890] Richmond | Donaldson and; Woodburn | 5,900 0 0; The whole .. Hs fe S-2, 968 
growth of timber. Doubleduke. | ég05 
Grafton .. do ..| 48,754 do ..| 24 Mar., 1909 do -.|Doubleduke & | do .. (22,000 0 0 do ae . . 4, 
Tabbimoble. 3.819 
Eden . do ..| 43,740 do nok ass , |Auckland..| Gooyan, Kiah,| Imlay  ../57,998 0 0| do as} yes ee A 
J & Wonboyn. | 
Notu.—The above are within dedicated State Forests, 
Carcoar ..} Bastern.,.) 39,747 | Preservation and| 7 Oct., 1905) Georgiana | Gillindich —_..| Crookwell bi ang eee on ee 1918-2,728 
growth of timber. (about), | ; y 
plan G, 5,541-1,506. 
: i the west 3,648 
Newcastle ., do ..| 62,538! From sale ‘for! 12 Dec., 1917! Northum- Coorumbung #1 Lake Mac-| 160 0 0 Commencing’ on the west , 
. | ie t). boundary of portion 56 
Sipe: bs eo cee at a point 5 chains from) 
its north-west corner ;) 
| bounded thence  by| 
| lines west 40 chains,| 
| | north 40 chains, east 
| | and south, to the point 
| of commencement, 





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‘3450 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


[12\ Juny, 1918. 





Land. « | 





“Eb 


Division, 


) Reserve 
No, 





REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &0.—continued. 


Purpose.’ ~ 


Date of 
N otffication. 


iF 





Part revoked; * | 





District, 


Moree... 


Taree . 


Lismore 


Kempsey .. 


Grenfey .. 


Catcoar 


ae 


Grafton .. 
Do .. 
Wyalong ie 
Do ots 


Taree 


Temora 








Central. 
Do, 





Narrabri 
Do 55 


Nowra 


Carcoar 





Central... 


.| Eastern. . 


do 


do 


Central... 


| Eastern.. 


Central... 


os 


Central. . 


do 


do .. 


«.| Eastern. .| 


do 


1,306 


.| General 


notice. | 


32,805 





Eastern.. 


a 


37,510 


o- 


1,608 
1,542 
25,181 
29,071 
23,304 


46,102 





35,224 


35,785 





1 AUhesL. 











From sale for pre- 
and 
growth of timber- 


servation 


do- 


do 


do 


do 


do 


do 


do 


de 
do 


Preservation of tim- 


ber and 


recreation. 


ao 


public 








‘81 Oct., 


18 June, 1904 


21 Feb., 1882 


.| 8 June, 1901 


20 Mar., 1904 


30 June, 1884 


Ft 20: eee 


5 Dec., 1896 


15 April, 1905 


-| 16 Noy., 1895 
‘21 Dee, 1910 


.| 28 Mar., 1902 


11 Feb., 1903 


-| 16 May, 1883 


6 Nov., 1889 


16 May, 1883 


31 Aug., 1901 
él ” ” 


9 July, 1883 


7 Oct., 1905 








Gloucester 


Rous 


Macquarie 


Gipps 


Georgiana.. 


Gresham .. 
do 
Gipps 
do 


Gloucester 
Bland- .. 
Bourke 

do 


ao 


Bourke and 
Bland. 


Bourke 


Baradine .. 
do 


Camden .. 


Georgiana. 





1883} Stapylton.. 





: Northcote, 





| County, | Parish, 


Careunga | 


Kundibakh 


Broadwater 


Arakoon 


Wheoga 


Blackman 3: 


Urania 
Springbrook, 


Springbrook .. 


Youngareen 


do aa 


Tinonee 


Thanowring .. 


Trickett 
Ingalba 
Beaconsfield 


and Trickett. 


In 
galba, 
Trickett, 


Northcote and 


. Thanowry. 


Beaconsfield We 


Merebene 
do 


Bugong 


Gillindich 4. 


and 


Boolaroo .. 


Manning 


Tinten bar.. 


Macleay . 


Weddin “ 


Crookwell.. 


Nymboida 


do 
Bland 


do 


Manning .. 


Narra- 





| Shire, &e | Are: 


a, To.) 
500 00 
(about). 


..| 1,240 0 0 


- (about): 


40 0 0 
(about)y 


260 0 0 


-| 1,686 0 0 


300 0 0 
(about.) 


6,170 0 0 
(about). 


«| 1,430 0 0 


purra. 


do 


do 


and), 


do 


do 


..| Cambe- 
watra,, 





Orookweill., 








. (about). 
9,110 0 0 
- (about). 
860 0 0 
(about). 
216 0 0 
. (absut). 


. 190) 2 


+1 4,450 0 0 


.| 5,260 0 0 


(about), 


700 0 0 


(abaut}, 


200 0 O 
(about), 




















That part bounded by 
portions 42 and 7 and 
the southerly prolonga- 
tion of the most easterly 
western boundary of 
portion 42, i 

That part within portions 
165 to 168, roads adjoin- 
ing and _ intersecting 
those portions, and 
within quarry reserves 
adjoining portions 165 
and 167. Plans G. 4,741 
to 4,744-15497.. 

That part within, Goat 
fsland, within the Rich- 
mond River (within Sp. 
Lse. 1917-36. 

That part within Shark 
Island, within the Mac- 
leay River. 

That part within measured 
portions 16 and 54, and 
adjoining and interven- 
ing roads. Plans G. 

2,813 and g ht 871 
Roll. 


That part bounded by 
portions 19, 18, 122, 
1, 120, to the south side 


road, about 18 chains 
northerly of its south- 
east corner, by a line 
easterly to a point 
south of the south-west 
corner of scrub lease 
345, by a line southerly 
to timber resery.e 51,870, 
notified 1st September, 
1916, by that reserve 
ard portion 36, to the 
point of commence- 
ment. 

The whole .. ne ip 


do we fe 


The whole. Plan G, 2,852, 
2,853, 2\854-1,871. 

The whole, Plan G, 2,854- 
1,871. 

The whole ; includes por- 
tion 260. Pian G. 4,697- 
1,497. 


The whole; ; includes part 


of portion 178. Plan B. 
3,974-1,946. 

The whole ; includes part 
of portion 80. 
3,566-1,806. 

The whole; includes part 
of portion 46. Plan B. 
3,571-1,806. 

That part within portions 
77, 79, and 80, parish of 
Beaconsfield, and por- 
tions 80 and 81, parish 
of Trickett. “Plans B. 
3,566 to 3,570-1,866. 

Those parts within portions 

82, 38, 34, 35, and 36, 

parish of Northcote ; 

portion 80, parish of 

Trickett ; and portions 

46 and 48, parish of In- 

galha, Plans B. ex 

Roll ; 3,456 to, 8,458 


Roll-1, 806. 

That part within portions 
382 and 33, parish of 
Northcote; and 179, 


Plans B. 3,454 Roll, 3,573 
Roll, 3, 975 Roll- 1, 306. 


64,9, 77, quarry reserve 


from lease generally), 
notified 15th June, 1910. 
The whole .. 
do a 
Part with portion 72. 
Plan C, 2,874-2,041. 


That part bounded by the 
following boundaries; 
Commencin g arty the 


tion 73, and‘bounded by 
the north and west 
boundaries of that. por- 
tionand west boundaries 
of portions 63, 68, and 
12, part of the ‘north 
boundary of Sp. L. 1917- 
5 westerly about 20) 
chains, by lines nor- 





therly about 90 chains, 
and easterly and scuth- 
erly, to the point of 
commencement, 








_ Plan B.} 


parish of Thanowring. : 


Part bounded by portions ii 


Pape 
Not 


Forests 
-1918-3, 670 


3,30C 


2,076-1 


do 


de 


3,566, "and 3, 571 to 3, 578 i 


do 


+ 


do 


45,366 from sale (45,367| ” 


.| 1016-8,038 
do 
1918-3,060 


2,077 


north-east corner of por-| ~ 


rene ot ee oe me seme 


12 Jory, 1918.] 


we Wy: 


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APL GACY 
fa 





COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND 
RAILWAYS.—NAVAL WORKS BRANOH. 


Exxorrio Ligutine oF 0.P. OFFICER’s AND Prery Ovrronne’ 
QUARTERS, Royan AusTRALIAN Navan CoLiras, JERVIS 
Bay, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited and wi!l be received, subject to the 
conditions’ of tendering, until 12 noon, Monday, 28th July, 
1918, for Electric Distribution and Wiring of Chief Petty 
Ofiicer’s and Petty Officers’ Quarters at the Royal Australian 
Naval College, Jervis Bay. 


Specification, general conditions, and drawings (which latter 
must be returned within two days of being issued), and tender 
form may be obtained, on application, from the Superintending 
Civil Engineer, Customs House, Syduey. 

Tenders endorsed “ Electric Lighting of C.P.O.’s and P.O.’s 
Quarters, Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, N.S.W.,” 
to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works and Railways 
Tender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney. 


No Tender necessarily accepted. 
LITTLETON BH. GROOM, 


Minister for Works and Railways. 


62—2 £1 8s. 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Norice or InteENDED IssuE oF PROVISIONAL CERTIFIC- 
CATH oF ‘TITLE. 


Vol. XVIII, Fol. 174. Registered proprietor: Mary 
Jane Stewart. Land: 2 roods, allotment 2, sec- 
tion 18, town and parish Tamworth, county 
Inglis. 

THE proof of loss of the original Certificate of Title 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


12th July, 1918. 
139 6s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to make appli- 
cation to the Legislative Council during the present session 
of the Parliament of New South Wales for leave to bring in a 
Bill to incorporate the Baptist Union of New South Wales, to 


empower such corporation to purchase, acquire, and hold’ 


lands, and also to sell, mortgage, and lease lands and to vest 
all lands and other property, real or personal, now belonging 
to the said Union or vested in trustees for the same, in such 
corporation: And to empower the said corporation to act as 
trustees of property now or hereafter held in trust for certain 
Baptist Congregations : And for power to alter or vary certain 
trusts. 
MACGREGOR AND PALMER, 
Solicitors for the Bill, 
117 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


3739—4 £1 43. 


THE DANDIES, Limrrep. 
EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
Passed July 2, 1918. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of The Dandies, Limited, duly convened and held 
on the second day of July, 1918, the subjoined Hxtra- 
ordinary Resolution was duly passed :— 


RESOLUTION. 


‘That it has been proved to the shareholders’ 
satisfaction that the Company cannot, by reason 
of its liabilities, continue its business, and that 
it is advisable to wind up the same, and that 
Mr. Frank William Austin Hagar, Public <Ac- 
countant, of Bank Chambers, Manly, be and is 
hereby appointed Liquidator of The Dandies, 
Limited.’? 

PHILIP CHARLES HARDMAN, 
Chairman of Meeting. 
Rosert AcNEw, 
Secretary to Company, 


6s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


Fah} ty i Rd 
ee 


3451 


Seva tte ai et 


NOTICE is hereby given— 


1. That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment of New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend ie ‘¢ Perpetual Trustee 
Company (Limited) Act,” and to confer additional powers 
upon the Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), and to vali- 
date certain actions of the said Company. 


2. That the general objects of the Bill are— 


(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. ; 

(4) To enable the Company to be appointed or to continue 
to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of indi- 
viduals more than one Trustee would be required to 
administer the Trust. 


(c) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 


(d) To enable the Company to hold property as joint 
tenant with an individual or another body corporate. 


3, That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twentieth day of June, 1915. 


T. H. KELLY, 
HARRY 8. LEVY, 
R. I BLACK, 


The seal of Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) was hereto 
al by order of the Board of Directors, in the presence 
of,-— 


(L.8.) ; Directors, 


R. CopnanD LETHEKIDGE, Manager, 


38038—3 £2 4s, 








NOTICE is hereby given— 


1. That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment of New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill toamend the *‘ Permanent Trustee 
Company of New South Wales Limited Act,” and to confer 
additional powers upon the ‘Permanent Trustee Company 
of New South Wales Limited,” and to validate certain actions 
of the said Company. 


2. That the general objects of the Bill are— 


(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. 

(6) To enable the Company to be appointed or to con- 
tinue to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of 
individuals more than one Trustee would be required 
to administer the Trust. 


(ec) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 


(2) To enable the Company to hold property as joint 
tenant with an individual or another body corporate, 


_ 3. That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of June, 1918. 


ALFRED G. MILSON. 
JAMES MOIR. 

F. N. YARWOOD, 
W. ©. GODDARD. 


The Common Seal of the Permanent Trustee Company of 
New South Wales Limited was affixed hereto by order 
of the Directors present at and forming a Board of 
Directors of the said Company, held the 25th day of 
June, 1918, and such Directors thereupon also signed 
this notice in the presence of, — 


A. P, BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
£2 Ss, 


(L.8.) 


3804—3 


-NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


[12 Joy, 1918. 





THE REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 
141 of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ that a General 
Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company 
will be held at 263 George-street, Sydney, on the 
thirteenth day of August, nineteen hundred and 
eighteen (13th August, 1918), at 3.15 o’clock in the 
atternoon, for the purpose of having an account laid 
before them, showing the manner in which the winding 
up has been conducted and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the liquidator, 


Dated this 10th day of July, 1918. 
Fr. G, HARCOURT, 


Liquidator. 
138 6s. 





THE SYDNEY MEAT PRESERVING COMPANY, 
LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Ninety-fifth Half- 
yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this 
Company will be held at the Company’s Head Office, 
National Mutual Chambers, Pitt and Bond streets, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of August, 
1918, at noon, to receive the Directors’ report and 
balance-sheet to 11th July, 1918; to elect two Direc- 
tors in the room of Lewis Potter Bain, Esquire, and 
Owen Esmond Friend, Esquire, who retire in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Deed of Settlement, 
and are eligible for re-election : to appoint two Audi- 
tors in the place of Frank Beames, Esquire, who re- 
tires and is ineligible for re-election, and Alexander 
Learmonth, Hsquire, who retires and is eligible , for 
re-election; and‘to transact any other business that 
may be brought before the Meeting in conformity 
with the Deed of Settlement. 


By order of the Board of Directors, 


pane A. R.. THOMSON, 
National Mutual Chambers, Secretary. 
Pitt and Bond streets, ' 


Sydney, 10th July, 1918. 


Candidates for the office of Director must give notice 
im writing of their candidature at least fourteen davs 
prior to date of Meeting. ‘ 

_Lewis Potter Bain, Esquire, and ‘Owen Esmond 
Friend, Esquire, have given the requisite notice that 
they. are candidates. for election as Directors; and 
Alexander Learmonth, Esquire, and. Alfred James 
Simson, Esquire, have given notice that they are can- 
didates for election as Auditors. { 
141 Os; 
a ees Ge 


AUSTRALIAN GASLIGHT COMPANY. 
SprciaL Genera, Mverine. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Special General Meet- 

,lng of the proprietors of the Company will be held at 
the Royal Exchange, Bridge-street, Sydney, on Vriday, 
the 19th day of July instant, at 12 o’clock noon, for 
the purpose of considering, and, if thought fit, passing, 
tees with or without amendment, the following reso- 
utions :— 


(1) The number of Directors shall be seven, and, until 
otherwise decided by the Directors, three shall 
form'a quorum, 

(2) No person shall be eligible as a Director who shall 

‘aio, mot at the time of his appointment be the holder 

. of 150 shares in the capital of the Company, 
and who shall not have left with the Secretary at 
the Head Office of the Company seven days’ pre- 
wous notice in writing signed by him of his 
intention to become a candidate, but in the case 
of retiring Directors no such notice shall be neces- 
sary. 

(3) Until the Company in General Meeting shall other- 
wise determine, the Directors shall be paid out 
of the funds of the Company by way of remunera- 
tien for their services the yearly sum of £2,000, 
to be divided among them as they may determine. 
Any casual ‘vacancy occurring in the Board of 
Directors may be filled up by the remaining 
Directors, but any person so elected shall retain 
his offiee so long only as the vacating Director 
would have -retained ‘the same if no vacancy had 
occurred. 

(5) At the ordinary Annual General Meeting in the 
year one thousand nine hundred and eighteen 

*-all the Directors, and in every subsequcnt year 

»° “two Directors shall retire from office. 


(6) The two Directors to retire at the ordinary Annual 
General Meeting in the year one thousand nine 
hundred and nineteen shall, unless the Directors 
otherwise agree among themselves, be determined 
by ballot. In every subsequent year the two who 
have been longest in office shall retire, pro- 
vided that if any of the Directors to retire must 
necessarily, be selected from among those who 
have held office for an equal length of*time, the 
order of retirement shall (unless they agree 
among themselves) be determined by ballot. 

(7) A retiring Director shall be eligible for re-election. 

(8) The Company at. the General Meeting at which 
any Directors retire may fill up the vacated offices 
by electing a like number of duly qualified mem- 
bers. If at any General Meeting at. which an 
election of Directors shall take place the places of 
the vacating Directors are not filled up, the 
meeting shall stand adjourned till the same day 
in the next week at the same time and place, or 
to such other day time and place as the Chairman 
of the meeting or in his default a majority in 
number of the members present may then appoint, 
and if at such adjourned meeting, of which no 
notice need be given, the places of the vacating 
Directors or any of them are not filled, the other 
Directors may fill up the vacancies, and_ the 
Directors so elected as last mentioned shall have 
the same tenure of office as if elected by the 
General Meeting. 

(9) The surviving or con inuing Directors for the time 
being may act notwithstanding any vacancy in 
their body; Provided always that in case the 
Directors shall at any time be reduced in number 
to less than three, it shall be lawful for them to 
act as Directors for the purpose of filling up 
vacancies in their body, but not for any other 
purpose. 


(10) The office of Director shall be vacated— 


(1) If he ceases to hold 150 shares at least in the 
capital of the Company in his own right. 

(2) Lf his estate be sequestrated for the benefit of 
his creditors or he makes an assignment for 
the benefit of his creditors, or takes any pro- 
ceedings for hquidation by arrangement or 
composition. 


(3) If he be declared a lunatic or confined in an 
asylum or gaol as a lunatic. 


(4) If he resigns his office or refuses to act, 


(5) Tf he resides out of the Commonwealth of 
Australia for the space of three calendar 
months continuously without the permission 
ot the Directors, or without such permission 
absents himself from the meetings of the 
Directors for a like period. aig 

(6) lf he be convicted of felony or any misde- 
meanour punishable by law. 


(11) The Directors may remunerate in such way as 
they shall think fit any Director or Directors per- 
forming any extra services or incurring any lia- 
bility or expense on account of the Company. 

By order of the Board, 
R. J. LUKEY, 


Secretary. 
The Company’s Head Office, 
‘Haymarket, Sydney, 
Sth July, 1918. 
127 28s, 





et 


THE NEW SOUTH WALES BOX COMPANY 
LIMITED. 

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act of 1899,’ that a General 
Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company 
will be held at 58 Margaret-street, Sydney, on Thurs- 
day, the eichth day of August next, at two o’clock 
in the afternoon, for the purpose of having an 
account laid before them showing the manner in which 
the winding-up has been conducted and the property 
of the Comnany disposed of, and of hearing any ex- 
planation that may be given by the liquidator; and 
also of determining, by Extraordinary Resolution, the 
manner in which the books, accounts, and documents 
of the Company and of the liquidator thereof shall be 
disposed of. 

Dated the fourth day of July, one thousand nine 


hundred and eighteen, 

R. C, BREWSTER, 
a 
7 8. 


12 Juny, 1918.] 





BROKEN HILL EXTENDED SILVER-LEAD, NO- 
LIABILITY. 


MEMO. FOR REGISTRATION. 


1. The namo of the Company is to’be “ Broken Hill Ex- 
tended Silver-Lea;’, No-Liability.” 


2. The firet place of operations (or intended operations) is 
at Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales. 


3. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at 62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


4. The value of the Company’s intended property (or pro- 
perty held in trust for the Company, as the case may be), 
including plant and machinery, is £2,500. 


5. The amount of money at the credit of the Company, or 
any person on its behelf, is £4C0, and the total liability of the 
Company, or which the Company is intended to assume or 
undertake, is £2,500. 

6. The nominal ca;ital of the Company is £4,000 in 4,000 
shares of £1 each. 


7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for is 
2,000. 


8. The name of the p-ovisional (or first) manager is John 
Sydney Richardson, 


9. No contract has been entered into on behalf of the Com- 
pany. 

Dated this filth day of July, 1918. 

We, the persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, 


hereby apply to register ‘ Broken Hill Extended Silver-Lead, 
No- Liability,” as a No-Liabiity Company. 


Nameg, Addresses, acd Descripticns cf Subscribers. No. of shares, 


Joseph Knight Smitb, hotel proprictor, Windsor, One. | 
Penshurst-street. 

John Hunter, Chatswood, law clerk sek One. 

Alexander Oswin Weynton, company manager, One. 
315 Victoria-road, Marrickville. 

Alexander James Dodds, 62 Hunter-street, One. 
Sydney, solicitor. 

Walter Cyril Landsborough Leslie, grazier, One. 
Wyrallah Flats, Avoca-street, Randwick. 

Clive Ashley Cooper, company manager, 88 One. 
Pitt-street, Sydney. 

John Sydney Richardson, 62 Hunter-street, One. 


Sydney, solicitor. 


Witness to above signatures,— 
Y. Moyaeaan, 62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 





DESLARATION VERIFYING Memo. ror REGISTRATION. 


T, John Sydney Richardson, of Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, solicitor, do hereby declare and affirm that :— 

1, I am the Provisional Manager of the said intended 
Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 

And T make this solemn declaration as to the matters afoie- 
said according to the law in this behalf made and subject to 
the punishment by law provided for any wilfully false state- 
ment in any such declaration. : 

J. 8. RICHARDSON, 
Provisional Manager. 


Declared before me, thie fifth day of Talys 1918,— 


F. Dopps, J.P. 


98 73. 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Walter Butler and 
Walter Arthur Hook, in the business of motor garage proprie- 
tors, carried on by us at Euroka-street, Walgett, has been 
dissolved by mutual consent as from the 8th day of July, 1918, 
and the business will henceforth be carried on by the said 
Walter Arthur Hook alone, who will pay and discharge all 
debts and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to the said 
late firm. 


Dated the Sth day of July, 1918. 


W. BUSLER. 
Witness.— W. A. HOOK. 
C. T, CHAMPION, 
Solr., Walgett. 
170 Ta. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 


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NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hither- 
to carried on by ‘the undersigned George Edward 
Gall and James Samuel Gall, as graziers, at Bun- 
doowithidie, Moree, under the style or firm of “Gall 
Brothers,”’ ‘has this day been dissolved by mutual 
consent. 

Dated this third day of July, 1918. 


GEORGE FE. GALL. 


W prone to the signature of George Edward Gall,— 
A. F. Brtrsario, Solicitor, Sydney. 


JAMES SAMUEL GALL. 


W itness ve the signature of James Samuel Gall,— 
. Winptyer, Solicitor, Sydney. 
94 6s. 








MUNICIPALITY OF MURRUMBURRAH, 


Prorosan to borrow £7,250 (seven thousand two 
hundred and fifty pounds) for the purpose of 
installing electricity works, 


IT is hereby notified, in accordance with clause 10 of 
Regulation 3 under the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’? and amending Acts, that at a meeting of the 
Council of the Municipality of Murrumburrah, held 
on 24th June, 1918, a notice of motion was given by 
Alderman Harmer, in the following terms :— 


I hereby give notice of my intention to move 
at a Special Meeting of the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Murrumburrah, to be held on a date 
to be hereafter fixed, not less than one month 
after the publication of this notice in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, that, subject to the necessary 
Governor’s approval and the result of a poll. of 
ratepayers which is required by law to ia taken 
in pne matter, the said Council borrow the sum 
of £7,250 (seven thousand two hundred and fifty 
pounds) for the purpose of installing electricity 
works, for the supply of electrical current for 
street lighting and private lghting, and power 
to consumers within this municipality, the motive 
power to be provided either by— 

(1) One oil engine and one gas engine; or 

(2) One steam engine and one oil engine, 
as may be deemed advisable should 
tenders for these two alternatives be 
obtained; or 

(3) Two steam engines of greater horsepower 
than under the other alternatives, in the 
event of arrangements being made with 
the Railway Commissioners for the Coun- 
cil to supply electricity for lighting 
Harden Railway Station. 

The estimated cost of the undertaking under the 
alternative motive-power schemes is (1) £7,250; (2) 
£6,905; and (3) £8,050- the amount of capital expen- 
diture required under the third alternative over and 
above the amount to be borrowed (viz., £800) to be 
provided out of the revenues of the undertaking by 
instalments spread over a number of years, payable 
to the contractor with interest. at not exceeding 6 per 
cent. per annum. 

The particulars of the proposed capital expenditure 
on the undertaking under the alternative schemes 
of motive-power and estimates of revenue and work- 
ing expenses thereunder are as follow :— 


No. 1. 
With Gas and Oil Engine (£7,250). 
Particulars of proposed SBIR EMES 


su els 
Power-house and foundations Beat, OS Olan) 
50 K.V.A. alternator, delivered and 
er hee ee # ; pe a DUG Lome OF 
10° K.V.A alternator, delivered and 
erected cee i. “Ai deni} el One y O 
Gas engine and producer, erected ta Lg SOULE Obi 
Oil engine erected ae i, . 350 0 0 
Belting.. Be 45, 0, 0 
Switchboard * 393 15°: 0 
Transformers and lightning arrestors ... 709 0 0 
Poles and crossarms and insulators, de- 
livered and erected ... Se Sis) oo) 
Copper cables, delivered and erected 11, 10 ;0 
House connections and service fuses... 850 0 0 
Meters, delivered and erected... fe 350 0 0 
Fifty-one street-light brackets, erected, 
with lamps Re ‘alos. 0) 0 
Four street-light suspens sions, ‘erected, 
with lamps F : f;, 16 0 0 
Wiring and pow er-house connections i (2 OO 
Supervision oh 7 ame st 386 0 0 
£7,250 0 O 


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- The estimated annual revenue is made up as fol- 
lows :-— | 


és go Hea) ie. 
By sale of electricity ... 1,923 12 0 
Meter rents 127'16'' 0 
‘Special street iattine Hite Loren ..0 
£2,238 8 0 


The estimated annual working expenses are :— 


yrs. d, 
To engineer’s wages ... 300 0 0 
Shift engineer’s wages 213 -4.-0 
Wages, linesman 192/87 0 
Engineer’s assistants 104, 0.0 
Fuel ii.. 96,17 6 
Oil and Stores 4 720 6 
Repairs and sintntenaucd) 50 0.0 
Tamp renewals 32/8250 
Clerical assistance... 62 O° 0. 
Stationery 25°.0- 0 
Insurance 108 0 6 
Depreciation on pia: 336 13 5 








£1,582 15 5 





£655 12 7 


A . 
The estimated net annual revenue is .,. 


No, 2. 


With one steam engine and one oil engine (£6,905). 
Particulars of proposed expenditure. 


, £08. d 
Power-house and foundations... eB i.0:'.0 
50 K.V.A. alternator, delivered and 

erected 298 15 0 
10 K.V.AL alternator, ‘delivered and ieee | 
erected , 215 6 0 
Steam engine, delivered ana veraebed 500 0 OG 
Oil engine, delivered and erected _ 360 9 0 
One boiler, complete, erecied.. rt) 150, 0 0 
Switchboard f 393 15 0 
Transformers and lightning arresbors 709 0 0 
“Poles, crossatms, and insulators, de- 
Maple and erected 675 15 0 
Copper cables, delivered and ‘erected 711 10 0 
House eonnections and service fuses 350 0 O 
Meters, @elivered and crected 350: 10 0 
i iftyv-one streetlight pirackets, f 
erected, with iamps 02):.0' 10 
Four nice. -heht eae di “erected, 
with lamps ... ‘ ‘ aN ‘ b 

x and powerhouse connections 

Pee lon { Oe BBG 'O 10 


Supervision 


£6,905 0.0 








The estimated annual revenue is made up as 
lows : — 
follows bpp 
By Sale of electricity ... 1,923 12 0 
Meter rents. am 127 16 0 
Special street lightine rate 187) Oe 


£2,238 8 0 


The estimated annual working expenses are:— 


£ sid. 

To Hngineer’s wages ... 8000 0 
Shift Hngineer’s wages 213°) 4°90 
Wages, linesman 192°) 8'~O : 
Engineer’s assistants 104.0 0 
Fuel, coal 252° 0 
Oil and stores : Ls. 720 0 6 
‘Repairs and maintenance... 50 0 0 
Lamp renewal 32°12 0 
Clerigal assistance ... 52 0-0 
Stationery 95°. 0) "0 
Tnsurance —... 104.10 O 
Depreciation ‘on plant 260 11 0 
£1,658, 5 1-6 





The estimated net annua] revenue is .,, £580 2 6 | 





No. 3. 
With two Steam Engines (£8,050). 


£8. 
Power-house and ial ae iad 625 0 
Two 35 K.V,A..... 2,140 0 
Boiler, with auxiliary plant .. 1,440 0 
Switchboard a 393 15 
Transtormers and lightning arrestors 709 O 


Poles, crossarms, and insulators, de- 
livered and erected 
Copper cables, delivered and “erected 


ies) 
rs 
Oo 
— 
=) 
3 Qu 
o1es oe=cOoe ao FOoHoo°: 


House connections and service fuses 350 0 
Meters, delivered and erected with . 350 0 

Fifty-one street-light brackets, 
erected, with lamps. : 102 0 

Four street-light suspensions, erected, 
with lamps ... 4 if, 16.0 
Supervision . » 889.0 
£8,050. 0 


The estimated annual revenue is made. up as fol- 
lows : — 


- s. d. 

*By sale of electricity . L707 12 0 
Revenue from Railway Commis- 

sioners F 1,248° 0. O 

Meter rents 127 16.0 

Special street lighting rate 187 0 0 

: £3,270 80 

The estimated annual working expenses are :— ; 

s. od. 

To Hngineer’s wages ... 300 O 0 

Two shift engineers’ w Ages 416° 8 0 

Wages of linesman .:. 4 192°: 8 0 

Engineers’ assistants 156° 0 0 

Fuel, coal 595 0 0 

Repairs and maintenance i 74:2 0 

Oil and stores eh Wi. 1 54138 0 

Lamp renewals 32°12 /0 

Clerical assistance 52 0 0 

Stationery 25 0 0 

Insurance... fil, 12. 0 

Depreciation on plant 318 6 6 

£2,328 1 6 

The estimated net annual revenue is ... ~ £942 6 6 


If the proposal to borrow is approved of by a poll 
of ratepayers, which must be held in pursuance of the 
provisions of the “Local Government Act, 1906,”’ as 
amended, the Council will, in accordance with the law, 
levy on ‘the whole of the land included within the 
map of the town of Murrumburrah a loan rate of 
2id. (two pence one farthing) in the £ on the unim- 
proved capital value of £68,190, or 11/20ths of 1d. 
(eleven-twentieths of a penny) in the £ on the im- 
proved capital value of £278,867 (according as to 
whether the ratepayers at the’ poll decided that the 
basis of the rate shall be the unimproved or the 
improved capital value), estimated to yield the sum 
of £634 7s. 6d. per annum, for the purpose of pay- 
ing intérest (£435 per annum) not exceeding 6 per 
cent., and for sinking fund (£199 7s. 6d. per annum), 
so as to extinguish the loan in twenty-five years, or 
extinguishing ‘the loan at the same rate of interest 
and at the, same’ period by annual instalments of 
principal and interest combined, amounting to 
£567 2s. 10d., if the latter plan can be arranged 
with the lenders. 

In addition to the amount to be provided by loan 
rate as above stated for the purpose of meeting the 
principal and interest liability in connection with the 
Joan, it,is proposed to set aside, from the profits of 
the ‘undertaking, if available, 2 sum of £200 per 
annum for the earlier repayment of the loan in ac- 
cordance with arrangements to be made with the 
lenders. 

Plans, specification, estimates, and statements in 
connection with the proposed undertaking may, be 
inspected at the office of the Council, situated in 
Albury-street, Murrumburrah, during the hours, viz., 


9 am. to 4 p.m. each bus iness day of the week, ex- 
erune Saturdays, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Satur- 
ays 


: A motion will be submitted to call a Special Meet- 
ing of the Council to consider the proposal. 


if R. G. KELLY, 
A, H. Witiiams, Town Clerk. Mayor. 
Council Chambers, Murrumburrah, 

24th June, 1918, 


3789 & 


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MUNICIPALITY OF PADDINGTON. 


NOTICE is hereby’ given that) Mr. Percy Herbert 
Wicks has been appointed Acting Town Clerk to this 


Municipality. 
JOHN M. POWER, 
wits Mayor. 
Town Hall, Paddington, 
‘ 6th June, 1918. 
128 4s, 


SHIRE OF LIVERPOOL PLAINS, 


“OxT?LE SLAUGHTERING AND DisEasep ANIMALS AND 
Meat Act, 1902.’’ 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable Willie Guy 
Jones has been appointed by the Council of the Shire 
of Liverpool Plains an Inspector of Slaughter Houses 
and of Cattle intended for Slaughter, at. Tambar 














Springs, vice Constable Beckhaus, transferred,—as 
from the 27th dune, 1918. 
IL. J. BAILEY, 
H J. Scuupack, President. 
Shire Clerk. 
Shire Office, Gunnedah, 
8th July, 1918. 
129 5s. 
NARRABRI COMMON. 
ABSTRACT OF TRUSTEES’ RECEIFTS AND DIs- 


BURSEMENTS from 1st January to 31st December, | 

















1917. 
RECEIPTS. Ay Ss) 
To Balance from last account 8 9 8 
Pasturage fees 50 19 0 
£59! Sos 
DISBURSEMENTS. 
By Herdsman’s commission, 75 per cent. of 
pasturage fees .. wa iis PBB 8 
Watering stock ... 5A ¥ Ha ih De ue) 
Destruction of rabbits ... { At hit ORES 
Repairs— £ 3)’ dd. 
Fencing bit 83 Mi 510 0 
Windmill and tank ... 117 6 
——-—— 77 6 
Bank charges and exchanges ... 00 o.cci.seese 010 6 
47 1 6 
Bank balance AU da 16)7 31S 
Less outstanding cheque 3.16 6 
—— 12 6 9 
£59. 8 3 


P. J. LEVEY, Chairman. 
C. GORDON McKEE, Secretary, 


I have examined the above abstract of receipts and dis- 
bursements of the Trustees of the Narrabri Common, with 
the herdsman’s returns, receipt butts, bank pass book, 
vouchers, and minute book, submitted to me, and certify 
that the above abstract is correct accordingly. 


C. HUNGERFORD, F.C.P.A., 
Sydney, 27th June, 1918. Pubhe Accountant. 
142 lls. 


_ HUME PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, 
Noties or Rate or ASSESSMENT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the District of Hume, acting under the authority 
of the Pastures Protection Acts of 1902:and 1906, have 
made a rate of lid. (one penny halfpenny) per head 
on large stock and 4 of a penny (one-third of a penny) 
on sheep, and ali owners and occupiers liable to be 
rated are’ required to pay the rate due by them re- 
spectively on or before the 31st day of July, 1918, to 


John Taylor (Secretary to the Board), Albury-street, | 


Holbrook. 


ARCHIBALD ROBERT McLAURIN, 
Chairman, Hume Pastures Protection Board. 
Holbrook, 5th July, 1918, 
114 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 











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—$<—<——< 


- In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate of Samuel Alexander Rae Stevenson, late of 
Cowra, in the State of New South Wales, shire clerk, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any claim against the estate of Samuel 
Alexander Rae Stevenson, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Cowra aforesaid on or about the 2nd day of January, 
1918, and letters of administration of whose estate were, on 
the 15th day of April, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, to John Walker Stevenson, of 122 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, in the said State, the administrator of the 
said estate, is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
such claim to the undersigned, Perkins, Stevenson, and Co,, 
at their offices hereunder mentioned, on or before the 2nd day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, haying regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice ; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said administrator will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.— Dated this 10th day of July, 1918, 
PERKINS, STEVENSON, AND CO., 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
78. 6d. 





143 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of James Daniel Foley, late of Inverell, in the 
State of New South Wales, carrier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills; Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘“‘'Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all ereditors and other persons having any debtor claim 
upon or affecting the estate o1 the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on the 19th day of March, 1918, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 28th day of May, 1918, to 
Florence Veronica Folay and Ambrose Frederick Moore, the 
execuirix and executor named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the said 
Florence Veronica Foley and Ambrose Frederick Moore in 
care of the undersigned, the proctors for the said exeeutrix 
and executor, on or before the 8th day of September next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executrix, and execu- 
tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 





‘debts and elaims only of which they shall then have had 


notice; and the said executrix and executor, will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to, any person of whose 
debt or claim they shail not have had notiee at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 9th day of July, a.p. 1918. 


BOBTHWICK AND BUTLER, 
Proctors for Executrix and Executor, 
Pastoral Chambers, Byron-street, Inverell, 


169 7s. 6d. 








Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


“PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Williams, late of Icely-road, near Lewis 
Ponds, in the State of New South,.; Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and’ Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the “‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at’ Lewis Ponds aforesaid on the 11th 
day of December, 1917, are hereby required to send m 
full particulars of their claims to the undersigned the 
proctor for the ‘executor of the will of the said deceased, 
before the 19th day of August next, after which date the said 
executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
to the claims of which he shall then have notice ; ant the 
said executor shall not'he liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed,’to any person of whose claim ‘he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 10th day of July, 1918. anit 


HERBERT HENRY LEH, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
By his Agents,—_ Orange, 
>. Be CoLgyHoUN AXD Kixe, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-streét, Sydney, 


168 ie 78, 6d, 


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{12 Joxy, 1918. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Prendergast, late of the 
‘  'Twelve-mile, near Mudgee, in the State of New South 
Wales, prospector, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate, and Administration 
Act, 1898”’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of John Prendergast, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 26th day of February, 1918, and admin- 
istration of whose estate was, on the 10th day of June, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby. required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 15th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public 'l'rustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


# Aad 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
10th July, 1918. 
150 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In thé will of Elizabeth Maria Douglas, late of Robinson- 
street, Mascot, in the State of New South Wales, wife of 
George Douglas, of the same place, blacksmith, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debts, claims, or 
demands of whatsoever kind upon or affecting the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 18th 
day of April Jast, and probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 17th day of May last, to George Douglas, 
the sole executor in the said will named, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of such debts, claims, and demands to the 
said executor, care of the undersigned, on or before the 26th 
day of August next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts, claims, and demands only of which he shall then 
have had notice ; and the said executor will not be liable, 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 
claim, or demand he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 10th day of July, 1918. 


ROBSON & COWLISHAW, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
145 7s. 6d. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of William’ Procter or Proctor, late 
of Darlinghurst, in the State of New South Wales, 
labourer, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Procter or Proctor, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
23rd day of March, 1918, and admivistration, with the will 
annexed, was on ‘the 10th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writ- 
ing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 15th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of whieh 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution. 





T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
9th July, 1918. 


151 Ja, 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Patrick Holley, late of Gul- 
gong, in the State of New South Wales, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Patrick Holley, the abovenumed deceased, 
who died on or about the 20th day of September, 1901, 
and administration of whose estate was, on the llth day 
of April, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 7th day of August, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Pnblic Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 4th July, 1918. 
115 Ws. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Tobin, known 
as the Reverend William Barry Tobin, late of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, Catho- 
lic priest, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898”: NOTICE is hereby given that all 

creditors and other persons having any “debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Barry Tobin, 
the abovenamed “deceased, who died on or about the 
23rd day of October, 1917, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 30th day of April, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 

Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 

writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee, 

on or before the 12th day of August, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time : the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 

Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 
119 7s 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Mary Reilly, late of 


Redfern, in the State of New South Wales, de- 
ceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any “debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Mary Reilly, the aboye- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 20th day 
of December, 1917, are hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their claims to the Public 
Trustee on or before the 8th day of August, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Publie Trustee. 
Culwulle, Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Sth July, 1918, 
120 7s, 6d, 


12 Juny; 1918.] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of. the estate of Eppie May Norris, late 
of Marrickville, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’? : Notice is hereby given that all eredi- 

tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Eppie May Norris, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 17th day 
of May, 1917, and administration of whose estate was, 
on the 15th day of June, 1917, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 12th 
day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is here- 
by further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T,W.GARRETT, 
Culwulla. Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 
T21 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Emma Bishop, late of 
WAX Pus in the State of New South Wales, de- 
ceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the “‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Emma Bishop, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 12th day of February, 1918, and letters 
of administration of whose estate, with the will an- 
nexed, was, on the 10th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particu- 
lars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 15th day of August, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W, GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 8th July, 1918. ° 
122 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATID JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Ellen Simpson, late of Appin, 
near Campbelltown, in the State of New South Wales, 
spinster, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Ellen Simpson, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 3rd day of August, 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, onthe 7th day of December, 1917, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send partieulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
4th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
5th July, 1918. 

Nz a Se of Me : Js. 6d, 


Nin¥/ SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


Culwulla Chambers, 


3457 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of John Cooke, senior, late of 
Grenfell, in the State of New South Wales, retired 


farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of John Cooke, senior, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 8th day of June, 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 4th day of January, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 6th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
4th July, 1918. 


116 7s. 6d. 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Lewington, late of 
Little Hartley, in the State of New South Wales, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of George Lewington, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 13th day of July, 1917, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the 7th day of November, 1917, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 7th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. 
T. W, GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
4th July, 1918. 
118 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Robert Russell Cook, late of 
Brookvale, in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Robert Russell Cook, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day 
of April, 1918, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, was, on the 19th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 15th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only’ of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notiee at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, ey 
9th July, 1918. 


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isa iki! oti 2" + boxe io. aupeegds 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Robert William Norman Johnston, late 
of Newrybar, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, and of His Majesty’s Australian Imperial 
Forces on Active Service, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance. and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that, every creditor or other 

person having any, claim against the estate of Robert 

William Norman Johnston, the abovenamed deceased, 

who died on or about.the 14th day of November, 1915, 

and, probate of whose will was on the 27th day of 

June, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court, of New 

South Wales to, Thomas Johnston, of Knockrow, the 

executor in the said will, is hereby required to sen 

particulars in writing of such claim to the said Thomas 

Johnston, in care of the undersigned G. B. Somerville 

and Furlonger, at their,offiice hereunder mentioned, 

on or before.the 12th day of August, 1918, at the ex- 
piration of which time the said Thomas Johnston will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only!to the’ claims of which he then has notice ; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said. Thomas 

Johnston will not be liable, for the assets or any part 

thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 

he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 

tribution.—Dated this 2nd day of July, 1918. 

G.’B. SOMERVILLE AND FURLONGER, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
er Bangalow. 
123 7s. 6d. 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Catherine Garvey, late of Bangalow, in 
the State of New. South Wales, widow, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills; Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898;’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Gtiardidanshiv of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of ‘Cather- 
ine Garvey, abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 14th day of September, 1917; and probate 
of whose willwas on the 8th day of April, 1918, cranted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to James 
Patrick Walker Andtew McQuade and Bridget Vic- 
torene Garvey, the executors in the said will named, 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
such ‘claim to the said James Patrick Walker Andrew 
McQuade and Bridget Victorene Garvey, in care of 
the undersigned, G. B: Somerville and Furlonger, at 


their office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 12th 


day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said James Patrick Walker Andrew McQuade and 
Bridget Victorene Garvey will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they ‘then have notice; and notice! is hereby 
further given that the said James Patrick Walker 
Andrew McQuade and Bridget Victorene Garvey will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim they shell 


not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 


Dated this 4th day of July, 1918. 


G, B. SOMERVILLE, AND. FURLONGER, 
Proctors for the Executors, 


By. their Agents— Bangalow. 
Shy AND RUSSELL, 
‘ae 369 George-street, Sydney. 


7s. 6d, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
©) PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Francis Joseph Fisher, late of Federal, | 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, de- | 


ceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- | 
tion Act, 1898,’? and the “Testator’s Family Main- | 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Francis 
Joseph Fisher, abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the the 9th day of June, 1916, and probate of 
whose will was, on the 27th, day, of July, 1917, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to John 
Robbins, of Federal, the executor in the said will 
named, is hereby required to’ send poerticulars in 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 











writing of such claim to the said John Robbins, in 
cave of the undersiened, G. B, Somerville and Fur- 
longer, at their office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 12th day of August, 1918, at the expiration 
of which time the said John Robbins will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said John Robbins will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim he shail 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
—Dated this 2nd day of July, 1918. 


G. B. SOMERVILLE AND FURLONGER, . 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Bangalow. 
96 7s. 6d, 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. — 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Edgar Alfred Hicks, late of 
Byndaigng, in the State of Victoria, farmer, de- 
_ceased. 


PURSUANT to. the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all eredi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or afieeting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 16th day of March, 1918, 
and probate of whose ,will and codicil was granted 
by the Supreme Court of Victoria, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 13th day of June, 1918, to Susan 
Hicks, of Yarrawonga, in the State of Victoria, widow, 
and Edgar Alfred Augustus Hicks, of Henty, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, the executors 
named in the said. will, in respect of which said pro- 
bate application is about to be made that the same 
may be sealed with the seal of this Court, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
undersigned, the proctor for the said executors, on or 
before the 17th day of August next, at the expiration 
of which time the said executors will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among: the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and ‘claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be Hable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
er claim they shall not have then had notice ‘at the 
time of such distribution..Dated this 29th day’ ‘of 


June, 1918. 
J. ADDISON HARGRAVE, 
Yarrawonga, Victoria, 
Proctor for the said Executors. 
113 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Beatrice McPherson, late, of Yarra- 
wonga, in the State of Victoria,, spinster, de- 
ceased, intestate. |, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or. claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on about the 25th day of February, 1918, 
and letters of administration of whose estate-were 
granted by the Supreme Court of Victoria; in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 17th day of June, 1918, 
to The Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited, 
of 333 Collins-street, Melbourne, in the State. of 
Victoria, the administrator of the said deceased, in 
respect of which said letters of administration applica- 
tion is about to be madé that the same may be re- 
sealed with the seal, of this Court, are hereby te- 
quired to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said The Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited, 
or to the undersigned, the vroctor for the said admin- 
istrator, on or before the 17th day of August next, at 
the expiration of which time the said administrator 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said. de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which it shall 
then have had notice; and the said ‘administra- 
tor will not he liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim it shall not have 
then had notice at ‘the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 29th'day of June, 1918. 


J. ADDISON HARGRAVE,... 

te Perea ia Oe Os 2h ' 

wry roctor for th said Administrator. » 
11 7s. BA. 


12 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Charles Frater, late of Washington, 
Wyanga, in the State of New South Wales, farmer 
and grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 19167? : Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims, debts, or demands: of what kind 
soever upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 27th day of 
August, 1917; and probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of October, 
1917, to David Bruce Frater and Frances Elizabeth 
Frater, the executor and executrix named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
such claims, debts, and demands to the said executors, 
or to the undersigned, on or’ before tho 24th day of 
August next, at the expiration, of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased;among ithe persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the claims, debts, and demands only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the 
said executors will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to ary person, of whose debt, claim, or de- 
mand; they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 4th day of July, 1918, 


BOOTH AND NELSON, 
Proctors for the Wxecutors, 
Narromine. 


102 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South: Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Henry Havelock Foster, late 
of Central farm, Narromine, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer and grazier, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the “Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1915” : Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims, debts, or demands of what kind 
soever upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of July, 
1917, and probate of whose will and the codicils there- 
to was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 17th day of 
September, 1917, to William Henry Foster and George 
Berryman, tha executors named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of such claims, 
debts, and demands to the said executors, or the 
undersigned, on or before the 24th day of August 
next, at the expiration of which time the said execu- 
tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims, debts, and demands only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said execu- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim, debt, or demand they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution .— 
Dated this 4th day of July, 1918. 


BOOTH AND NELSON, . 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Narromine. 


103 73. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Joshua Perry, late of Rockbourne, Nar- 
romine, in the State of New South Wales, farmer 
and grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT io the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the “Testator’s Family Mainten- 


ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 191’; Netice | 


is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims, debts, or demands'of what kind 
soever upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 25th cay of Nov- 
ember, 1917, and probate of whose will as granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day of January, 1918, 
to Lucy May Perry, the sole executrix in the said 
will named, are hereby required to send in partioulars 
of such claims, debts, and demands to the said execu- 
trix, or to the undersigned, on or before the 24th day 
of August next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executrix will preceed to distribute the assete of 








the said deceased among the persons entitled theretae, 
having regard to the claims, debts, and demands only 
of which she shall then have had notice; and the said 
exceutrix will not be liable, for the assets, sq distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim, debt, or demand 
she shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution..-Dated this 4th day of July, 1918. 


BOOTH AND NELSON; 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Narromine. 


104 is, 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will and codicil of Thomas John Crawford, late 
of Quondong, Narromine, in State of New South 
Wales, farmer and grazier, deceased. 4 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and, Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 

ance and Guardianship of Infants Act of 1916” : Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 





-having any claims upon or being, otherwise interested 


in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on the 16th day of February, 1918, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the executors of the estate of 
the said deceased, before the 24th day of August next; 
after which date the said executors will, proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims 
of which they shall then have notice; and the said 
executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any petson of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 4th day of July, 1918. 
BOOTH AND NELSON, 

Proctors for the Executors, 

Narromine. 
105 ; 7s. 6d." 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the estate of James McFarland, late of Narromine, 


in the State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased, intestate. hy 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given ‘that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims, debts, 
or demands of what kind soever upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 29th day of September, 1917, and letters 
of administration of whose estate were granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Pros 
bate Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of February, 108 
to Sophia Neilson Roberts McFarland, the widow of the 
seid deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of such claims debts, and demands to the said,admin- 
istratrix, or to the undersigned, on or before the 24th 
day of August next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled there- 
to, having regard to the claims and demands only of 
which she shall then have had notice; and the said 
executrix will not be liable, for the assets so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim, debt, or demand 
she shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—Dated this 4th day of July, 1918: 


BOOTH AND NELSON, 
Proctors for the Administratrix, 
Narromine. 


106 | ony 1° te Oe 





In the will and codicils of Thomas Vardy, late of 
Hamilton, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. Ke 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,”? and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family,,Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

Notice is hereby. given that all creditors and othér 

persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of Thomas ‘Vardy, the abovenamed ' de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 4th day of January, 


1918, and probate of. whose will and codicils, was 


granted by the Supreme Court of New, South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of April, 
1918, to Henry Vincent Harris; the surviving execu- 
tor named in thé said will, are hereby required jto 
send in particulars of their ae to the undersigned, 
H. V., Harris, Wheeler, & €o., proctors, on or before 
the 17th day of “August next, at the expiration of 


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which time the said Henry Vincent Harris will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then 
have had notice; and the said Henry Vincent Harris 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 2nd day of July, 1918. 
H. V. HARRIS, WHEELER, & Co., 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
23 Bolton-street, Newcastle. 

100 7s. 6d. 


— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

In the will of Alfred Clarence Youdale, late of Ashfield, in 
the State of New South Wales, commercial traveller and 
lately a member of the Royal Flying Corps, on active 
service, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 


Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given | 


that all creditors and other persons having any debts, 
claims, or demands, of whatsoever kind, upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 23rd day of December, 1917, and probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in 
its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 16th day ot May, 1918, to 
Rebecca Youdale, the sole execntrix in the said will named, 
are hereby required to send particulars of such debts, claims, 
and demands to the said executrix, care of the undersigned, 
on or before the 26th day of August next, at the expiration 
of which time the said executrix will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, and demands only 
of which she shall then have had notice; and the said 
executrix will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand, she shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 
10th day of July, 1918. 


ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Citv Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


144 7s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1895. | 
Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,502) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Henry Ernest Bridle, of Kembla-street, Wollongong, 
contractor. 
NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of 


July, 1918. 
¥F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


156 8s. 6d. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,503) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Eric Charles Watson, of Hobart-road, New Lambton, 
horse dealer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr, W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of 


July, 1918. 
‘ F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar mm Bankruptcy. 


157 3s. 6d. 





(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,484) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Denis Leo Benedict Glasheen, of West Maitland, in 
the State of New South Wales, solicitor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, 
Limited, and Mr. OC. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official 
Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 5th day of July, 1918. 

; bi ‘F. H. SALUSBURY, - 


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a --»” Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Bs jets 


158 








| course of business will permit. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. {12 Juny, 1918. 








(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 


Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,491) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Harold Charlton Goode, of Port Macquarie. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Minnie Margaret Witts, of Glebe Hospital, matron, 
and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee. — 
Dated at Sydney, this 8th day ot July, 1018. 


BF. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankrupicy 


159 3s. 6d. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.]_ 
In the Supreme Court of Now South Wales. (21,494) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred William Luton, of Murwillumbah, dealer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Patriek Lourigan, of Milmerrav, Queensland, and 
Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Orficial Assignee.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of July, 1918. 


FF, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


169 3s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 7th day of 
Avgust, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 6th day of August, 1918 :— 
Re William Henry David Brown (No. 21,496), late of Don- 
caster-avenue, Kensington, in the State of New South 
Wales, freeholder, deceased. 


¥F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankrup’ cy. 
Official Assignee —Witt1at Harnina@ton PaLMeR. 
161 6s, 


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_ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTIOC® is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 29th day of 
July, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 26th day of July, 1918 :— 
Re Thomss Co:nelius Parker (No. 21,498), of 2 Little Napier 

street, Paddington, painter. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Cuantas Farnvax Watratoo Lio. 
162 6s. 


$< 


(21,492) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANERUPTOY. 
Re Robert Adamson, of Midgley-strect, Corrimal, coal miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wollon- 
gong, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
23rd day of July, 1918, at ll a.m., or as soon after as the 
To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 18th day 


of July, 1918. ers 
: Bie. ---. ¥, H, SALUSBURY, : 
wot ue n> 6552 Registrar in. Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee--Ouintns Farmrax Warsetoo Liorp. 


38. 6d. 163 : €s. 


12 Jury, 1918.] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Weles, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry Ernest Bridle, of Kembla-strest, Wollongong, 
contractor. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wol- 
longong, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
23rd day of July, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
bis proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Ss Pnleaeie Sydney, not later than the 20th day of Mi uly, 
1918, 


(21,502) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Wittam Harrineton Patwen, 
164 


—_— 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 1st aay of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, not 
later than the 30th day of July, 1918 :— 


Re Jeffrey Denniss (No, 21,490), of High-streeet, Canterbury, 
retired tanner, 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiiLIAM Harrinaton Panmnz, _ 
165 - 63, 


— 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Dischayge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,749) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Percy Howarth, of 95 Redfern-street, Redfern. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Percy Howarth, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Monday, the 29th day of July, 1918, at if a.m., or as soon 
afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a Certifi- 
cate of Discharge be granted to me, uader and according to 
the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Daied this 


5th day of July, 1918. 
P. HOWARTH. 


93 6s. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Waler. (893) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Robert Benjamin Clarke, of Tweed Heads, labourer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Robert Benjamin Clarke, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Blizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 3!st day of July, 1918, at 10 a.m, 
or a8 soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that 
a Certificate of Discharge be graated to me, under and aceord- 
ing to the provisions of the ‘‘ Munkruptey Act, 1808.”—Dated 
this 2nd day of July, 1918. 
R. B. CLARKE. 


110 63. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Cerificate of Discharge.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,526) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Thomas Hedges, of Auburn, carpenter. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that John Thomas Hedges intends to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Thursday, the 8th'iday of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will adwit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
according to the provisions of the *‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 11th day of July, 1918. 


. H.C. G. MOBS, 

Eolicitor for the Bankrupt, 
City Mutual Chambers, 62 Hunter-street, Sydney, 

and George-street, Parramatta. 


126 6s. 6d. 


No. 87, 12 Juny, 1918, —8, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 








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3461 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of Now South Wales. (21,027) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alfred Hynard, of 146 Alfred-street, North Sydney, 
chemist. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKW NOTION that I, Alfred Hynard, intend to apply te the 
Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 7th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon 
afterwards #8 the coursé of business will admit, that a Cer- 
tificate of Discharge be grantedjto me, under and aceording 
to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 


10th day of July, 1918. 
; ALFRED HY NARD. 


167 6s. Gd. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,328) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Lewis Henry Nathan, of Record Chambers, Castlereagh- 
stroet, Sydney, fine art dealer. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Lewis Henry Nathan, intend to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Thursday, the let day of August, 1918, at 10 -a.m., 
or as soon afterwards 43 the course of business will admit, that 
a Certificate of Difcharge be grantéd to me, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated 
this 10th day of July, 1918. 














L. H. NATHAN. 
154 6s. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In tho Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,819) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry Francis Davis, of Petersham, near Sydney. 
land sgent. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Henry Francis Davis, intends to apply to 
the Vourt, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-atreet, Sydney, 
on Thursday, the Ist day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as 
goon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be gratited to him, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, i898.”—Duted 
this 11th day of July, 1918. 


E, R. ABIGAIL, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt. 


153 6s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,956) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George Harry Frank, late of Tumblong, near 
Tumut, in the State of New South Wales, farmer. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made 
against the .abovenamed bankrupt, on the twenty- 
ninth day of September, one thousand nine hundred 
and sixteen, has this day been discharged.—Dated 
this 4th day of July, a.p. 1918. 
FRANK TAYLOR, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
Tumut. 
By his Agent,—Grorck Hernert Turner, 
ea 26 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
5 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sherifi’s Office, 
Sydney, llth July, 1918. 


Robert Reid & Co., Ltd., v. Kutnewsky. 


ON Wednesday, the fourteenth day of August, 1918, at 
hoon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously 
satistied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction, 
at the sales-room, Supreme Court, King-street, Sydney,—All 
the right, title, and interest of William Kutnewsky, the 
defendant herein, of, in, and to,— 

All that the equity of redemption and all other the 
right, title, and interest (if any) of him, the said 
defendant, of, in, and to all that piece or parcel 
of land containing by admeasuremeant 11 aerés 
1 rood 24% perches, situate near Redbank, in the 
parish of Couridjah and county of Camden, and 
being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, dated 3lst January, 1893, reg; vol. 1,083, 
folio 28, 


3462 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87, 





Also, all that piece of land containing 14 acres 2 roods 
20 perches, situate near Redbank, in the parish and 
county aforesaid, and being the whole of the land 
comprised ,in Certificate of Title, dated 9th May, 
1893, reg. vol. 1,093, folio 6. 

The above-described lands are subject to a mortgage from 
thr defendant to Justin McSweeney to secure the sum of 
£250, interest 6 per cent., dated Ist July, 1912, reg. No. 
666,808. Also subject to a second mortgage from the de- 
fendant to Robert Reid and Company, Limited, to secure the 
sum of £200 and further advances, on which is due the sum 
of £415 1ls., dated Ist July, 1912, reg. No. 666,810. 


Also, all that piece of land containing 10 acres and 4 
perch, situate near Redbank, in the parish of 
Couridjah and county of Camden, and being the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
dated 2nd March, 1892, reg. vol. 1,046, folio 168. 

The last-described land is subject to an equitable charge, 
dated 19th September, 1912, to Robert Reid and Company, 
Limited, to secure the sum of £120, which is portion of the 
£415 11s. above mentioned. 


Terms Cash. 
Cc. R. WALSH, 


Sheriff. 
Sty AND RussEt., Plaintiff's Attorneys, 
369 George-street, Sydney. 
155 14s, 


In the District Court of the Western District, 
holden at Wellington. 


Plaint No. 14 of 1914. 
Writ No. 6 of 1918. 


Between Robert Francis Cock, plaintiff, and William 
Thomas Sutton, defendant. 


ON Saturday, the seventeenth day of August, 1918. 
at 12 o’clock noon, unless the write of fieri facias 
issued herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar 
will sell by public auction at the Court-house, Wel- 
lington,—All the right, title and interest (if any) of 
the abovenamed defendant of, in, and to,— 
All that piece or parcel of land hereinafter deseribed, 
- namely,—21} perches situated in the parish of 
Nanima, county of Bligh, being the whole of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, dated 
the twenty-ninth day of December, 1906, regis- 
tered No. 1,745, folio 205. 
Dated this fourth day of July, 1918. 
Terms, Cash. 


CHAS. J. COGHLAN, 


Registrar. 
A. J. L. Stock weE.L, 
Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
Percy-street, Wellington, 
99 9s. 





In the District Oourt of the South-western District, 
holden at Cowra. 


Plaint No. 2 of 1918. 


Between George Anthony, of Mandurama, storekeeper, vlain- 
tiff, and John Ambrose Marks, formerly of Mount 
McDonald, now of Lyndhurst, grazier, defendant. 


ON Wednesday, the 2ist day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen, at twelve o’clock in the noon, unless 
the writ of fieri facias issued herein is previously satisfied, the 
Registrar will sell by public auction at the Court-house, 
Cowra,—All the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above- 
named defendant, of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land comprising one thousand two 
hundred and eighty acres, situated near Mount McDonald, 
in the parish of Bracebridge, county of Bathurst, and 
Land District of Carcoar, and being conditional purchase 
number 1909-12 of 32U acres, selected by the abeve- 
named defendant at Carcoar, on the 4th February, 1909 ; 
portion number eighty-four in the said parish; and con- 
ditional lease number 1909-5 of 960 acres, selected by 
the said defendant at Carcoar on the 4th day of February, 
1909, and held in connection with the said conditional 
purchase portion number 85, in the said parish. 

The above lands are the subject of a mortgage, dated 15th 
day of May, 1915, from the abovenamed defendant to Samuel 
Blackman (registered number 883, book 1,057), to secure the 
sum of six hundred and forty pounds and interest. 


Terms, Cash. 


Dated this ninth day of July, 1918. 
J. MILLER, 

Registrar of the Court. 

PILE AND WEsTGartTa, 

‘ : Solicitors for Plaintiff, Blayney, 

147 &s. 


[12 Jury, 1918. 


STOLEN,—Red-roan heavy draught gelding, branded ODK 


near shoulder. 
G. WATERHOUSE, 
Sailor Bay road, 
’Phone 1,998 North. Willoughby. 
124 33, 





LOST,—A very pretty little bay filly, branded M Jj. 
Mrs. M. T. LUKE, 
Koorawatha, 
27th June, 1918. 
133 3s. 
LOST from Alexandria,—One grey mare (medium draught), 
branded © uear shoulder, cracked hind hoof. 


BO 





C. PARKES, 
Care of Mrs. EH. Dawson, 
204 Wyndham-street, 
Tel. 7799 City. Alexandria. 
166 3s. 











Cmpoundta1gs, 


*.* Poundkeepers are r2minded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONK SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; end no such Advertisement wilt 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by @ remittance 
suficient to cover the cost of insertion. 

1 








BLACKTOWN.—Impounded at Blacktown, on the 8th day of 
July, 1918, from Seven Hills, by W. Lavender, for Mr. 
Pearce ; sum due at date of notice, 98. 9d. :— 


Bay gelding, 4 T © on near flank, spot on saddle, white hind 
feet, star, 8 years, 15% hands. 
E not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


26th July, 1918. 
1387—!18. W. STOREY, Pounckeeper. 


BROKEN HILU.—Impounded at Broken Hill, on the 29th 
day of June, 1918, from Williams 4-mile Lease, by W. H. 
Williams; sum due at date of notice, £1 9s. each :— 

Chestnut gelding, like B D J near shoulder, MQ8 off shoulder, 
star, shod, aged, about 15 hands. 

Chestnut gelding, like 4 oa near shoulder, we off shoulder, 
aged, about 143 hands. 

Bay mare, like 928 near shoulder, star, aged, about 144 
hands. 

Grey gelding like @SB near shoulder, off hip down, aged, 
about 144 hands. 

Grey gelding, like 4.0 9 near shoulder, aged, about 14 hands. 

Brown gelding, like UD near shoulder, 5 years, about 14} 
hands. 

Bay gelding, no brands visible, star, 3 white fetlocks, aged, 
about 16 hands. 

Brown mare, like 4NL near shoulder, blaze, aged, about 14 
hands. 

If not released, will be solid at this Pound at noon on the 

18th July, 1918. 


i40—8s. O. PETERS, Poundkeeper. 





CANOWINDRA.—Impounded at Canowindra, on the 7th day 
of July, 1918, from W. Lynch’s cultivation paddock, by 
W. Lynch; sum due at date of notice, 15s. :— 


' Brindle steer, Y over © off rump, 20 months. 


Jf not released, will be sold at this pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 
185—l1s. 


CASINO.—Impounded at Casino, on the 22nd day of June, 
1918, from Lawrence-road, by P. R. Wattus; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 Os. Gd. :— 


J. COGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 





| Red and white cow, like ; (indistinct)near rump, top off off 
p, top 


ear. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


109—I1s. J. DRISCOLL, Poundkeeper. 








COWRA.—Impounded at Cowra, on the 3rd day of July, 
1918, from West Cowra, by A. Flint; sum due at date of 
notice, 138. 9d, :-— 

Red cow, y-~ over 4B near rump, little white under belly, 
aged. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


25th July, 1918. 
130—l1s. T, FRAZER, Poundkeeper, - 


12 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 





GRANVILLE.—Impounded at Granville, on the 27th day of 
June, 1918, from Alfred-street, by W. ¥. Noble, impound- 
ing officer; sum due at date of notice, £1 Os. Gd :— 

Brown pony gelding, D@rq near shoulder, black points, 
aged, 13} hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th July, 1918. 


101-—Is. A. DUGGAN, Poundkeeper. 


GORDON.—Impounded at Gordon, on the Ist day of July, 
1918, from William-street, Gordon, by J. Waterhouse, 
impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, 14s, 3d. :— 


Jersey cow, 8 off rump, 7 years. 


if not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 


111—1s. W. GUISE, Poundkeeper. 





MARRICKVILLE.--Impounded at Marrickville, on the 4th 
day of July, 1918, from Fresh Food and Ice Co.’s stables, 
by W. Wren, instructed by Mr. Paul; sum due at date of 
notice, £1 2s. 6d. :— 

Bay gelding, PR, near shoulder, 6 near thigh, hind feet white, 
star, sniv, scarred knees, clipped trace high, aged, about 
15% hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon onthe 
25th July, 1918. 


146—1s. R. SPARKES, Poundkeeper. 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 2nd dav of July, 
1918, from Young-street, Redfern, by the Police, Redfern ; 
sum due at date of notice, £3 2s. :— 

Brown pony mare, like C over Cc off shoulder, aged, 18% 
bands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

18th July, 1918. 


131—1s. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





PARRAMATTA.—Impounded at Parramatta, on the 28th day 
of June, 1918, from Jubilee Park, by order of W. M. Cox, 
Esq. ; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Brown horse, like P (very faint) near shoulder, star, sore back, 
off hind foot white, shod, aged, about 14 hands; £1 Os. 5d. 


Also, from George-street, on the 29th June :— 


Black horse, like AN (blotched) off shoulder, shod, aged, about 
14 hands; 18s. 6d. 


Tf not released, will be sold 2¢ this Pound at noon on tra 
18th July, 1918. 


107—2s. I. FERRIS, Poundkeeper. 





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PARRAMATTA.—Impounded at Parramatta, on the 7th day 
of July, 1918, from Pennant Hills road, by W. M. Cox, 
Hesq.; sum due at date of notice, 16s. 5d. :— 

Bay horse, like f) near shoulder, shed, star, partly clipped, 
aged, about 13 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th July, 1918. 


179 — 1a: I, FERRIS, Poundkeeper. 





PEAK HILL—Impounded at Peak Hill, on the 9th day of 
July, 1918, from Alectown Common, by W. . Wright, 
common ranger ; sum due at date of notice, 10s. 3d. :— 

Bay mare, like + (in circle) near shoulder, hind feet white, off 


fore foot white, star, lump on off wither, 5 years, 15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
1st August, 1918. 


149—Is. T. MoFARLAND, Poundkeeper. 





RAYMOND TERRACE.—1mpounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 4th day of July, 1918, from Raymond Terrace, by 
Town Ranger ; sum due at date of notice, 12s. 6d. :— 


Bay gelding, black points, no brands visible, white patches on 
back, knee marked, small star, about 10 years, 143 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 
1384—1s. 
RYDE.—Impounded at Ryde, on the 3rd day of July, 1918, 

from Lane Cove road, Ryde, by H. Sanz; sum due at date 
of notice, £1 6s. 7d. :— 
Jersey cow, like T over T,R (blotched) milking side rump. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


Ist August, 1918. 
148—1s. A. TUCKWHLL, Poundkeeper. 





_ C. McPHERSON, Poundkeeper. 





SILVERTON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 25th day of 
June, 1918, from Silverton Town Common, by H. Bray ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 3s. 9d.:— 

Brown horse, branded like T4.T over DOL. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


108—Is. ¢. SUMMERTON, Poundkeeper. 





WARAPAU.—Impounded at Waratah, on the 9th day of 
July, 1918, from Wickham, by Wickham Council; sam 
due at date of notice, 7s. 3d. each :— 

Brown mare, like ©, over @O near side hind leg, star and 
snip, aged, 15 hands. 

Bay pony horse, no brands visible, 6 years, 12 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th July, 1918. 


136—2s. J. PROCTER, Poundkeeper. 








Jnvustrial Wotices. 





[164] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award of the Court published in 
Government Gazette of 22nd March, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and 
eallings in respect of which the Professional and Shopworkers Group, No. 4 (Shop 
Assistants, Country) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 7615 of No. 224 
of Government Gazette dated 21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, 
page 232) is published in accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912,” and the Regulations thereunder, 
BE. J. PAYNE, 


(No: 17662) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, 


No. 292 of 1918. 


In the matter of an Award of the Court published in the Government Gazette No. 36 of 
22nd March, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Professional and Shopworkers Group, No. 4 (Shop Assistants, Country) 
Board is constituted; in the matter of an application by the Master Pastrycooks’ 
Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers, for variation of the 
said Award; and in the matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the ist day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTHR coming before the Court this day, WHHREUPON AND UPON RHADING 
the Notice of Motion filed by the Master Pastrycooks’ Association of New South Wales, 
an Industrial Union of Employers, the applicant herein, and the affidavit of Maxwell 
Thomson, sworn on the 11th day of June last, and filed in support thereof, AND UPON 
HEARING Mr. J. F. Kirby, on behalf of the applicant herein, and Mr, W. G. Kilgour, 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


3464 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. [12 Jury, 1918. 





on behalf of the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Hmployees’ Wederation of Australia, 
New South Wales: IT IS ORDERED that the Award of the Court published in the 
Government Gazette No. 36 of the 22nd March, 1918, made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Professional and Shopworkers Group, No. 4 
(Shop Assistants, Country) Board is constituted, be and the same is hereby varied as 
follows :— 


1. By adding the following clause after clause 16 of the said Award :— 
164. Exemptions. 


The members of the Master Pastrycooks’ Association of New South Wales, whose 
businesses consist, amongst other things, of the sale of bread, cakes, and/or pastry 
for consumption, both on and off the premises, are, in respect of such businesses, 
exempted from clauses 1, 2, 9, and 10 of this Award. The conditions of such 
exemption are as follows :— 


(a) Fifty hours shall constitute a week’s work, and shall be worked without 
broken shifts. 


(6) Not more than three nights shall be worked after 6 p.m. in any one week, 
and not more than two of such nights shall be worked in succession. 


(c) One girl in each shop shall be paid not less than 40s. per week, and the others 
shall be paid according to scale as prescribed in clause 3 of this Award. 


(d@) Overtime after fifty hours’ work per week shall be calculated at the rate of 
time and a half. 


AND IT IS FURTHER DIRECTED that this Order shall take effect on and from the 1st 
day of hee 1918. 
T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[184] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the.“ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Iron and 
Shipbuilding Trades Group, No, 12 (Tinsmiths, &¢., State) Board, is constituted (consti- 
tution published at page 7603 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 
1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 207), and rescinding and replacing the 
Award of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 15 Board, published in Government 
Gazette of 28th April, 1915, as varied by Orders of the Court and Awards of the Iron and 
Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &e., State) Board, published respectively in 
Government Gazettes of 2nd June, 1915, 80th June, 1915, 11th February, 1916, and Sth 
September, 1916, is published in accordance with the provisions of section 25 of the Act. 


BH. J. PAYNE, 
(No. 1,767.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
Nos. 220 and 227 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &c., State) 
Board; in the matter of an application by the Tin Canister Makers’? Employees’ Union 
of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, for the determination of certain > 
industrial matters; in the matter of an application by the New South Wales Amal- 
gamated Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal Workers’ Society, Industrial Union of Employees, 
for the determination of certain industrial matters; and in the matter of the ‘“ Indus- 
trial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the 8th day of July, 1918. 


THESH MATTERS coming before the Court on the 22nd, 25th, 29th, and 380th days of 
April last, the 9th; 13th, 15th, and 2ist days of May last, the 17th, 19th, 26th, 27th, and 
28th days of June last, and again this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the 
notice of motion filed herein by the Tin Canister Makers’ Employees’ Union of New South 
Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, and the affidavit of Francis J. Whitley, sworn on 
the 19th day of Mareh last, and filed in support thereof; the notice of motion filed herein 
by the New South Wales Amalgamated Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal Workers’ Society, 
Industrial Union of Employees; and the two affidavits of Percy G. Maxwell, sworn 
respectively on the 8th day of April last and the 15th day of June last, and filed in stpport 
thereof; AND UPON HEARING Mr. M. Henwood, on behalf of the said Applicant Union, 
and Mr. J. Stuart Thom, solicitor, for 8. T. Leigh & Co., Ltd., and others, members of the 
New South Wales Sheet Metal Industries Fimployers’ Association, respondents herein: IT 
IS ORDERED, and the Court doth hereby Award as follows :— 


SHEET MeTAL WORKERS AND CANISTER MAKERS (STATE) AWARD. 


1. Hours of Labour. 


(i) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 48 hours in any one week from 
Monday to Saturday inclusive. = 

(ii) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 8% hours on any day from 
Monday to Friday inclusive or 44+ hours on Saturday. 

(iii) The ordinary hours of labour shall be worked between 6 a.m. and 5.80 p.m. 
oh Mondays to Fridays inclusive, and between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays. 

(iv) On Mondays to Fridays inclusive there shall be a break of forty-five minutes 
between noon and 2 p.m. 

2. Holidays. 


New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s. Birthday, 
Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Eight-hour Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day, or any other 
days observed in lieu thereof, shall be recognised as holidays. 


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3. Wages. 


The minimum hourly rates of pay for employees, when engaged upon the classes of 
labour herein mentioned, shall be as follows :— _ 


Class A. 
Tinsmiths and Sheet Iron and Sheet Metal Workers (recognised as not belonging to the 
canister-making and tin-box industries). 
Adults— Per hour. 
‘ Ss. d. 
First-class bench hands, i.e., bench hands required to be able to work 
from blue prints, drawings, or measurements for completed articles” 


and t@-make’ the’ articles throwghowts. Jv itee sl. sade. cc cceue ct ak 1-9 
Sper Senay Wands lle. acts Ee eae, oe, pee TEE Be 1 54 
ESOR-NgmMenstampers .... Van. comet. coe cnet dus aerac acters WET Nt 
pittemme machine workersifienc. ee ae ee ocd kee eee 1 33 
Paliesera and Gippers) . iSite see. ae kak dea ok Set eiteR eve © nA B 
TRIG SEERGIE MI (eicfeitt a cls 0 ss sve tote HRUSC MEE RIE Ce INR aie: Palcatehs\ obs! a.c oielalarar sels ey & 
OCRCONIEBCHIDIBES ) 1... 0.12.04 sali eelererl « GE en Pte Paen dot eel kaha Oye sae 48 

Per week. 
Apprentices and improvers on the bench— s. d. 
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GGG he VOB ercls wiateiclels crs oie axaysthte shetacats wiceteratev evokes Aye Boletos ol aie ati Sw elee CsiclprteceLiy @ 
“Mew its Den etca he ae Se ae eee 8) 1 Ate ia ol . satate, stateray cis Sin Slow ieksie Bactsisteie ed eo: O 
WU OURE DESY GRT | ois utc, ai ele aia oie 2. LEe REM EREME ca RI al A Uy AIMS EN oO Dee! AE Abst ee Hey le 
Wifth year and (in the case of improvers) up to the age of 21 ......... 1. 41 O 


Apprentices shall be entitled to adult rates after they are out of their indentures, 
even though they may not have attained their twenty-first year. 

An improver shall, on leaving an employer, be entitled to a certificate showing the 
time he has spent at bench work under the said employer; and his rates under this clause 
shall depend upon his total service under one or more employers. 

These rates shall not apply to apprentices indentured before the Gazetting of this 
Award. 

Class B. 


Sanister Makers and Tin-box Makers. 
(a) Adults— 


r: Per hour. 
s. d. 
Piersetterssor leading press Handsaos..2. < estresie teeta oe Ste AIG ie al be gaat | 
AMSEC RMT OTS Ue ie, citcacc, oracer eters Bee ete Si Aine Mal stebccteheie cer kate Pease ey | (lle 4 
molderens/ amd \AiPPELs: fe ci. sd-scebreecckatlelertaic/s ete gieiene otis eric Wena igs SAE e tess, olen a4 
Mia CRIDISES ts Ch o'P sree abe o's oe sMeideieratatoenclsiels Bis bi Neyate tales! «: Sheets fai che. cteleretg retin bat) eg 
Riveters'by hand ..2..s.sec. Rr avheretel Mave oud) aharete Blaieaisiehel Rie aisle tion cate etc eta men tee 
Men cleaning Of Work 2. Soiu. Tok a seiciene. + sheers ahi Melateveletetel del «: be Gitie s(giere! eta tein bees 2 


Any die setter or leading press hand, not being a learner, if put to the work of die 
setter or leading press hand, and also to a lower-paid class of work on the same day, shall 
nevertheless be paid at a die setter’s or leading press hand’s rate of wages for the whole 
day. 

(ob) Junior Labour— 
solderers: Under 17, 16s. per week; under 18, 21s. per week; under 19, 26s. per 
’ week; under 20, 33s. 6d. per week; under 21, 45s. per week. 

Machinists, riveters by hand, cleaners-off of work, and canister makers: Males— 
Under 16, 18s. per week; under 17, 15s. 6d. per week; under 18, 21s. per week; 
under 19, 26s. per week; under 20, 33s. 6d. per week; under 21, 39s. 6d. per 
week. . 

(c) Female Labour— E : 

First 6 months’ experience, 10s. 6d. per week; second 6 months, 12s. 6d. per week; 
third 6 months, 14s. 6d. per week; fourth 6 months, 16s. 6d. per week; third 
year, 18s. 6d. per week; fourth year, 22s. per week; and thereafter, 25s. per 
week. 

Experience means the total experience of the employes in the shop or shops wherein 
she has been employed. 

All employees shall be engaged by the hour, and be paid weekly. 


4. Overtime. 

Unless otherwise provided in this Award, all time worked in excess of the ordinary 
hours of labour in any week, or in excess of the ordinary hours of labour for any day, 
or before 6 a.m. on any day or after 5.30 p.m. on any day from Monday to Friday inclusive, 
or after 1 p.m. cn any Saturday, shall be paid for, in the case of employees paid by time, at 
the rate of time and a half. All time worked on Sundays or holidays shali be paid for at 
double rates. 

5. Night-shifts. 

A night-shift shall be of not more than 8? hours duration, with one break of three- 
quarters of an hour for a meal. . 

Night-shift rate shall be at the rate of time and a quarter of the employee’s ordinary 
day rate. 

Any employee required to work on any night-shift for less than three full nights in 
succession shall be paid ordinary overtime rates. No employee shall be employed on night- 
shift on Saturday or Sunday night; all work on those nights shall be paid ordinary over- 
time rates. 

Any employee working on night-shift shall be paid ordinary overtime rates when 
required to continue working after the termination of the night-shift period. 


6. Apprentices to Bench Work. 
Every apprentice shall, at the end of his time, be given a certificate of service by 
the employer in whose shop he has finished his time, 
7. Piece-work. 


The price for making any article by piece-work may be agreed upon between the 
employer and his representative, and a shop committee of not more than three employees, 
‘chosen by all the employees working in such shop at the branch of the industry in which 
the article is to be made: Provided that the price shall be such as would enable an 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 87. 








employee of average ability to earn 10 per cent. above the minimum rate herein fixed for 
employees paid by time; and all employees employed on piece-work shall receive not less 
than 10 per cent. above the said minimum rate, irrespective of what their actual earnings 
at piece-work rates may be. Whenever any piece-work rate is not so agreed upon, the rate 
shall be fixed by the employer, and no alteration of any standing rate shall be made for 
three months after such agreement or fixing, after which period an alteration shall only 
be made by permission of the Court. ; q 

No piece-work shall be done outside the ordinary hours of labour. Apprentices and 
improvers employed on the bench shall not be allowed to work piece-work until they have 
had three years training, and thereafter they shall be paid during the fourth year of 
employment a minimum of 80 per cent.; during the fifth year 90 per cent, of the piece- 
work prices: Provided that in no case shall any such employee be paid less than 10 per 
cent. above the amount which would have been paid to him if he had been paid by time 
while so working. | 

8, Outdoor Work. | 

Any employee required to work at.any place away.from his employer’s ordinary 
shop premises shall. be. paid his travelling expenses to and from such place, and if in any 
such case it would be impracticable for such employee. to return to his home each night, 
he shall be paid 5s. for each day or part of a day he is employed at such place; but when 
the employee has become entitled to three such payments for three consecutive days of 
absence, the above rate shall. drop to 4s. for. each consecutive day.or part of a day 
immediately. succeeding the above .three days. 

Where satisfactory. board. and lodging is provided for. the. employee, and accepted 
by him, the. above. daily allowance shall not be recoverable. 


9. Proportion of Improvers and Apprentices on the Bench. 


The proportion of either improvers or apprentices employed on the bench shall not 
be more than one to every five or fraction of five persons so. employed who are adults, or 
who are earning not less than the minimum rate for adults. Provided that— 

(«) Every shop shall be allowed to work one such improver or apprentice as a bench 
hand, notwithstanding there may be less than five adults employed on the bench. 

(bv) The proportion of such improvers or apprentices to adults employed on the bench, 
or earning not less than the minimum wage for adult, may be two to five, if at 
least one-half of the number are apprenticed. 

Provided, further, that in arriving at the aforesaid proportion of improvers and 
apprentices to adults earning not less than the minimum wage for adults, such calculations 
shall be based on the average number of such adults who have been engaged in the shop 
for the preceding six months. 

10. Preference. 


As between the members of the New South Wales. Amalgamated Tinsmiths and Sheet 
Metal Workers’. Society and. other. persons offering. their labour at the same time, such 
members shall be employed in preference,.to such other persons, other things being equal: 
Provided that. no such preference. need. be given as against returned soldiers. 

11. Area and Duration of Award, 

This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades 
Group, No. 15 Board, published in Government Gazette No. 75 of the 28th April, 1915, as 
varied by Orders of the Court and Awards of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, 
No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &&., State) Board, published respectively in Government Gazettes of 
2nd June, 1915, 80th June, 1915, 1ith Mebruary, 1916, and 8th September, 1916. It shall 
apply throughout the State, excluding the county of Yancowinna, the area for which the 
Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &c., State) Board, has been 
constituted, shall operate fourteen days after its publication in Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force for three years thereafter: Provided that either side may, after 
the Board of Trade has fixed the living wage, apply for consequential variations of the 
rates of wages. 

H, R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[12 Juy, 1918. 


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CONTENTS. 


PAGH 
3375 
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Tenders Be Gee 2 
Electoral Appointments, &c. —... 
Licenses under Explosives Act ... 


Quarterly Licensing Court 50 Ei 
District Courts op 
Oyster Culture Leases 


3379 
3379 


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sce . ve 
ehe ete ere eee pe 72 .. 


Appointments, Xe. ... me 
Government Notices ia oe 00 are 
Applications for Licenses under Water Act, 1912 
Mungyer Bore Water Trust wet ug fie 5 
Notices under Real Property Act 
Public Service Notices ae Se vee abe 
Government Railways and Tramways—Sale of Lost 
and Unclaimed Property... ae 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner ... eth .a 
Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906— 
Newcastle Sewerage ... : oo 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes 
Court Notice ae 300 


[Price, 6d.] 


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3379 
3380 
3381 
3082 
3382 
3383 


3084 
3384 


3384 
3384 
3385 


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Officiating Ministers AN 
Mines Department Notices 
Lands Department Notices 
Forestry notice of 
Private Advertisements 
Impoundings ae 
Industrial Notices ... 





SYDNEY: 


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Government Printer and Publisher of the State of New 
at Phillip-street, 12th July, 1918, 






































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No. 88.] 


FRIDAY, 12 JULY. 


[1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
COLOHIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMERT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 
Mr. William Fisher Steward, Printer and Checker, 
Railway Ticket Printing Branch, Government 
Printing vince, as Foreman, Railway Ticket 
Printing Branch, Government Printing Office. 


[B.M. 364] 
J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK. 








DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following apointments :— 

Mr. Douglas Edmund Ross, Draftsman, Land Board 
Office, Hay, as Draftsman, Land Board Office, 
Kempsey, vice Mr. H. 8. Teakle,—to take effect 
from the 8th June, 1918 (Minl, 1918-4,258). 

Mr. Harold Keith Bullock, Junior Clerk, on proba- 
tion, Crown Land Agent’s Office, Armidale, as 
Junior Clerk, on probation, Crown Land Agent’s 
Office, Wellington,—to take effect from the 5th 
June, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,255). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION , 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of ‘tho 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation o7 
the Public Service Beard, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. George Ross Thomas,.B.A., as Acting Inspector 
of Schools,—to take effect as from. the 17th June, 


1918. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





OEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice’of tho 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned members of the Police Force to be 


| Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
| ceding their names, from the dates specified, viz. ; — 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | 


Mulwala—Constable Robert John Shields, during the 
absence of Sergeant Justelius, on leave,—from the 
8th July, 1918. 


Tambar Springs—Constable Walter Frederick Smith, 
vice Constable Beckhaus, transferred and pending 
permanent arrangements being made,—from the 
10th June, 1918. : { & 


Constable Donald John Ross to be Acting Assistant 
District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and’ Mar- 
riage for the Districts of Ballina and The Tweed 
at Byron Bay, during the absence of Sergean: 
Howarth, on leave,—from the 26th May, 1918. 


DAVID R. HALL. 


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€1s Excellency the Governor, with the advice Of; the 


Executive Council, has -been pleased to appoint...” 


irs, Adeline Wild Artlett to be District Registrar 


Births, Deaths, and Marriagés, for the District’ 
of Glebe, and Assistant District Repistier of 

istrict of’ 
Annandale, at Glebe, vice Mr. F. Iu. Artlett, de- 


Births, Deaths, and Marriages, for the | 
ceased,—from the 8th July, 1918. 





LYS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
{ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
ifr. James Joseph Ritchie, 2nd Class Sheriff's Officer, 


Walgett (Unclassified Division), to be 2nd Class 


Sheriff’s Officer, Sydney (General Division) ,—from 
the 1st July, 1918. 

JOHN GARLAND. 

CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Hixeeutive Council, and upon the recommendation of | 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- | 


foent of 
‘iv. Cecil Edward Purser as Junior Clerk, Office, of 
the Inspector-General of Police, being confirmed. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Tis Excelieney the Governor, with the advice of the 
{ixeeutive Council, and, upon the recommendation of 


the, Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve | 


of the confirmation of the appointment of 


ifr. Frederick John Willis, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Department of Agriculture. 


W. C. GRAHAME. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


GIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the |} 


(ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the. Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 


ointment of 


Mr, Verney, Pitcher, as Attendant, Coast Hospital, , 


being confirmed. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 





APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the - 


‘xecutive Council, and,upon the recommendation of 

the, Public Seryice Board, has been pleased to approve 

of thé appointment, on probation, for a period of 

‘twelve months, of 

Mr. Lionel Tatisett Swain as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 
the 10th June, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,256). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HES Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
{ixecutiye Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
br. Pierre Joseph Antoine Louis Léon Quessy, on 
probation. for six months, as. Medical w.icer, 
Medical Branch of this Department,—such. ap- 
ee a to take effect as from lst January, 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





ANNULMENT OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


IS Kixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Rxeeutive, Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the annul- 

inent of appointment of __ 

Wir., Thomas’; Arthur. Bridle, Teacher, Half-time 
Schools, Middlingbank and Rhine Falls. Last 
day of service, 3lst May, 1918. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 8S. 





























[12 Suny, 1918, 





* “EXTENSION OF PROBATIONARY PERIOD. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


ji 46Aexcellesby the Governor, with the advice of the 
“Executive Council, and upon the concurrence of the 


Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve of 


‘the extension of the probationary period in connection 
with the appointment of 


partment of Agriculture,—until 1st December, 
1918. 
W. C. GRAHAME. 


Mr. Stanley Norman Wiggins as Junior Clerk, De- 


TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Exceiiency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfer of the following officers :— 


Mr. Donald Vernon, Chief Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, to the position of Chief Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Dubbo, and Crown Land Agent for the 

Land District of Dubbo,—to take effect from the 
15th April, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,259). 

. Vilhers Adolphus Richard Champion, Crown Land 
Agent for the Land District of Dubbo, to the posi- 
tion of Crown Land Agent for the Land District 
of Braidwood,—to take effect from the lst June, 
1918 (Minl. 1918-4,259). 

*, Lucas Howe McMahon, Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Hay, to the position of Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Dubbo,—to take effect from the 13th April, 1918 
(Minl.. 1918-4,259). i oe 

. John McGrath, Clerk, Land Board Office, Wagga 
Wagga, to the position of Clerk, Land, Board 
Office, Dubbo,—to take effect from the date of 
entry upon duty (Minl. 1918-4,257). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


RETIREMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL ABD OF JUSTICE 
TT is hereby notified that the undermentioned officers 
of the Prisons Department will retire from the Publie 
Service,—their last day of service to be the dates 
specified, viz, :— 
Chief Warder William Stephen,—27th July, 1918. 
Third Class Warder John Willis,—30th July, 1918. 

JOHN GARLAND. 





DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 

Mr. Edgar Hamilton Ray, Chief Clerk, Registrar and 
Warden, this Department, has retired: from the 
Public Service, in terms of section 66 of the 
‘‘Public Service Act, 1902.’’ Last day of service, 
30th June, 1918 (Ms. 1917-8,710-181). 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





RESIGNATIONS. 
OEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignations of the undermentioned officers of their 
positions in the Public Service,—their last day of 
service to be the dates svecified, viz. :— 
Mr. Edward Rogers, Clerk, Central Police Office, —30th 
July, 1918. 
Mr. Cecil Graham Hughes, 2nd Class Sheriff’s Officer, 
&ec., Braidwood,—1l5th July, 1918. 


DAVID R. HALL. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance, 

of the resignation of ; 

Mr. Horace Frederick Roberts, Police Magistrate, 
Tamworth, of his position in the Public Service,— 
his last day of service to be the 7th June, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation 
tendered by 


Mr. Thomas Walden Hanmer of his position as Mana- 
ger, Rookwood State Hospital and Asylum. Last 
day of service, 25th September, 1918. 


JOHN D. FIFZGERALD. 

















12 Tuny,1918}] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 88. 3469 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. i 0s ne Ua iagecee Fae ORL 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the ea i wii 
Executive Council,.and upon the recommendation of | me. eae 
‘the Public Service Board, has been ‘pledsed to accept | ..THE TREASURY. | 
the resignation of ; | Taxation DEPARTMENT. 
Mr. Edward Vincent Hickey, of his position of Cadet Clerical Division. 

Draftsman, on probation, Occupation Branch, | £ rere 

Head Office; Department of Lands,—to take effect | Williams, J. S.......{ 185 to 200—From 24 July, 1918 

from noon on the 25th June, 1918, the last day an: 

of service (Min1, 1918-4260). DrrartMENT of Navigation. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. ! . Clerical Division 
uel Pal Reeth Holden, W. B. 1 { 195 to 200—From 1 July, 1918 
DISMISSALS. Surerinc Master’s Orrice. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. Clerical Division. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | Kirk, E. J. ......... [100 to, 120--From: 6 April, TUt8 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation_ of GovERNMENT PRINTING OFFIcz. 
the Be Service Board has approved of the dis- Clétical, Divtiion... 
missal o 
ae Ea : Baker, E. W. P. ...| 120 to 140—From 19 May, 1918 
Mr. William Raymund Joseph Keohan, Clerk, Central Munford: C. G.......] 155 to 170—From 21 May, 1918 


Police Office, from the Public. Service;—his 1 
day of service to be the 25th May, 1918. 


DAVID R. HALL. 


ast 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the dis- 
missal of 


Mr. William M. Armstrong, Assistant Teacher, Public 
School, Hornsby, from the Public Service. Last 
day of service, 5th December, 1917. : 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





aad 


Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


INCREMENTS OF SALARIES TO PUBLIC SERVANTS. 


THE Public Service Board certify that, subject to the 
necessary provision of funds by Parliament, the under- 
mentioned officers are entitled, in terms of the Regulations 
made under the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” to receive the 
salaries set opposite their respective names from the date 
specified in each case. 

Med HANNA, \ Members of the 


E. H. WILSHIRE, Public Service Board. 


J. M. TAYLOR, 





Name. | Salary. 


PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. 
IMMIGRATION AND Tourist BUREAU. 
Clerical Division. 


4G Bios £ £ 
Doyle, Miss I. M. 150 to 165—From 18 June, 1918 
Hewitt, Miss A. C.|. 150 to 165—From 18 June, 1918 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, AND DEPART- 
MENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


Heap OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 








Bagnell, A. G.R....{ 140 to 155—From 24 July, 1918 
Barston, W. ......... 196 to 200—From 1 June, 1918 
Dean, Miss M. M. 90 to 110—From 11 May, 1918 
Gilchrist, F. M. . 120 to 140—From 25 July, 1918 
SIRENS Jc hall Oa eae 140 to 155—From 24 July, 1918 
Menvat Hospirats. 
(Inspector-General’s Office.) 
Clerical Division. 
Russell, W. M....... | 120 to 140—From 25 July, 1918 
Avpir OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 
Kvans, N. R.......... { 80 to 100—From 31 July, 1918 
General Division. 
Bagot, MissS.M.C.{ 140 to 150—From 1 July, 1918 
Lambert, Miss C. 1.) 140 to 150—From 1 July, 1918 
Nixon, Miss B. G. 140 to 150—From 1 July, 1918 
DurargTMeNT oF Pusiic HEALTH. 
Clerical Division. 
Curran, E.C. J. ...{ 100 to 120—From 7 July, 1918 
Sheridan, T. ........: 125 to 145—From 17 May, 1918 
iy Ese CN eae P 105 to 125—From 26 June, 1918 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND 
OF JUSTICE. 
MINISTERIAL OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 


Richards, Miss H.R. ..| 165 to 180—From 1 July, 1918 
Crown Sourcrror’s OFFIce. 
General Division. 
Shettle, W. J. ...... | 142/10/- to 150—From lJuly, 1918 
SHERIFF’s OFFICE. 
j Clerical Division, 
McCormick, L. A. | 155 to170—From 9 July, 1918 
General Division. 
Reed D9 W steu.-c- { 150 to 160—From 1 July, 1918 
Equity OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 
Tweeddale, S.C....{ 195 to 200—From 1 July, 1918 
Pusiic Trust OFFICE, 
Clerical Division. 

Champion, G. C, B.| 120 to 140—From 24 July, 1918 
Gormlys Ice .2..us-: 80 to 100—From 31 July, 1918 
Petry Szssions BRANCH. 

Clerical Division. 

Brookeyw lL, Hi) ....e. 170 to 185—F rom 25 July, 1918 
ait, Ain, Euisec costs 120 to 140—-From 28 July, 1918 
Hills, R. A. .........1 140 to 155—From 21 July, 1918 
Howie, ©. .......000.. 170 to 185—From 3 July, 1918 
Morgan, P. A. ...... 140 to 155—From 21 July, 1918 
General Division. 

Boyleg Note sscuse nee: { 137/10/- to 145—From | July, 1918 
RecisTRaAR-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 

Clerical Division 
O’Sullivan, T. P. ...|. 110 to 130—From 21 March, 1918 


Rowles, Miss I. G. 130 to 130—From 24 March, 1918 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Clerical Division 








Heathwood, V. W. 60 to 80—Hrom 26 February, 1918 
Williamson, A....... 110 to 130—From 21 March, 1918 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Clerical Division. 

Brooker, A. G......); 185 to 200—From 19 June, 1918 
Coates, Miss M. F.; 150 to 165—From 17 June, 191 
Dunworth, J. D....; 100 %+0110—From 8 June, 191 
Eelwards,5Bet-csces. a. 80 to 100—From 23 April, 1915 
Gallagher, Miss E.G. . 70 to 90—From 29 April, 1918: 
Graham, Miss S. E.| 130 to 150—From 16 April, 1918 
Gray, C................, 80to 100—From 2 April, 191g 
Halton, Hitestaaeee 89 to 100—From 4 April, 1918 
Hathaway, C. A 100 to 120—From 4 May. 1919 
Heatley, H. A....... 120 to 140—From 22 April, 1918 
Howie, H.C. ...... 120 to 140—From 18 May, 1918 
Johnson, R A. P. 80 to 100—From 19 June, 1918 
Lewis, Miss N A. 150 to 165—From 17 June, 191g 
Mulliss Hivseeeee:. 100 to 120—From 4 June, 191g 
Noon, Ee Bay cdes.ess 80 to 100—From 12 June, 19ig 
O’Shean a Sawer: 120 to 120—From 8 June, 191g 
Ridley, Miss G. D.| 70 to 90—From 29 April, 191g 
Talbot, MissB.M.C.} 150 to 165—From 17 June, 191g 

Torpey, J.D. 4... 100 to 120—From 10 June, 19? 
Walton, G. T. «..... 80 to 100—F rom 14 June, 191g 
191g 


Weir, M. A. K. ...| 140 to 155—From 5 May, 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.88. (12 Junr, 1928. 








DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


Bockman, H. L. ... 
Bramley, H. G. 
Bucknell, A. A... 
Dalmazzo, C. M. E. 
Dean A. + 24.8 
Matthews, H. 
oNevill, N. Veeco g..9.. 
Perriman, A. O,.... 
Redford, T. N. J... 
Stevens, C. 


Smith, Ff. E........ Ze 





Salary. 





" Heap Orrror. 


Clerical Division. 


£ £ , 

*140 to 150— From 16 July, 
120 to 140—From 10 July, 
155 to 170—From 29 July, 
120 to 140—From 13 July, 
140 to 155—From 19 July, 
120 to 140—From 24 July, 
120 to 140—From 4 July, 

60 to 80—From 15 Jane, 
100 to 120—From 4 May, 
110 to 1830—From 5 June, 


General Division. 
152/10]- to 156—From 13 July, 


Tronnicat Epucation BRanow. 


Edwards, G. P....... 


Clerical Division. 
60 to 80—From 22 May, 


SraTE CHILDREN RELIEF BRANCH. 
* Clerical Division. 


Bell, Miss K.L...... .. 
Darnley, Miss L. E. 
Glasheen, Miss E.... 
Manton, J. C. ...... 
Watters, H. .......:. 


60 to: 75—From 8 January, 


60 to 75—From 28 May, 
60 to 75—From 18 May, 
80 to 100—From 27 Mar., 
80 to 100—From 1] May, 


| Name, 


vq} e we siscky Waly Loviaty “ 





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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continied, 


Barrington, Miss M. 
Bertles, Miss Z. EK. 





-” Printed and Published by WILLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 12th July, 1918, 


(Price, 6d.] 


Pusiic LIBRARY. ‘ 
Clerical Diviston. 
£ BIO HO iD 
150 to 165—-From 16 June, 


150 to 165—From 16 June, © 


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ee Docker, MissC. I. B.| 150 to 165—From 16 June, 
1913 | Jopling. Miss J. M.| 165 to 180—From 18 June, 
191g | Jopling, Miss M.H.| 150.to 165—From 16 June, 
1918 | Mackay, Miss H. KE.) 195 to 200 —From 20 June, 
B18 DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
1418 : Epes 
1918 Clerical Division. 
1918)| “Brown, Al’ Hea, | 190 to 200 -From 1 July, 
1918 | Courtenay, H. L...; 140 to 155—From 30 July, 
Dudley, F. E. ...... 120 to 140 —From 29 July, 
O’Grady, B. E....:., 155 to 170—From 16 July, 
1918 | Sidaway, A. ......... 195 to 200—From 1 July, 
Thatcher, G. E. 190 to 200—From 1 July, 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Ae Clerical Division. 
Callanan, F. B...... 155 to 170—From §& July, 
Casey, M.A.......... 100 to 11N—From 4 May, 
Evans, W. G. ..... 190 to 200—From 1 July, 
Leyne, Miss B. P...., 60to 75—From 1 June, 
1918 | Nash, E.C. ......... 80'to 100—From 7 June, 
1918 | O'Neill, F. ...........) 155 to.170—From 14 July, 
1918) | sPhilip, Ci) Mo ..423s 150 to 165—¥rom 1 July, 
1918 | Synnott, R.J.K....! 80 to 100—From 19 April, 
1918 | Willis, FP. J........... 190 to 200—From 1 July, 
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“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 


“PISHERINS ACT, 1902,” AND ‘‘FISHERTES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 





ah PROCLAMATION. oli PROCLAMATION. 
L.S. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. Governor. 


Sir Wanrer Enwarp Davipson, Knight Commander 
of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael 
ald St. George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Fisheries 
Act, 1902,’ and the ‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910,” and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do, by this my Proclamation, cancel the Proclamation 
of the 8rd November, 1903, so far as it relates to 
the declaring, as 2 Public Oyster Reserve, of so much 
of the land at Woronora River, specified in Schedule 
“A hereto as has not previously been eliminated 
from the reserve, and to the exemption of such land 
from leasing: and I do declare the Crown Lands 
specified in Schedule ‘“B’? hereto appended to be a 
Public Oyster Reserve, and to be exempt from any 
power of leasing conferred by the said Acts. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day 


of July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


N pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
‘Act, 1912,’ in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir 
Wazrtzr Epwarp Davinson, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with tho advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 


Wednesday, 7th August, 1918, Condobolin Municipality. 
Friday, 9th August, 1918, Condobolin Municipality. 
Wednesday, 21st August, 1918, Boree Creek District. 


Wednesday, 28th August, 1918, Lockhart Shire, and “C’ 
Riding of Lyndhurst Shire. 

Wednesday, 4th September, 1918, ‘‘A” Riding of Narra- 
burra Shire, 


Wednesday, 11th September, 1918, Murrumburrah Munici- 
pality. 





SCHEDULE ‘‘A.” 
County of Cumberland, parish of Sutherland, at 
Woronora River: a tributary of Georges River: Com- 
mencing on the line of mean high-water mark on the 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day of 
July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


¢ chorus R. T. BALL. southern bank of Georges River at the western side of 
the Railway Bridge at Como, and at the junction 
[349] GOD SAVE THE KING! 4 of the Woronora River «with Georges River; and 


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running thence along the line of mean high-water 
mark on the southern bank of Woronora River gene- 
rally south-westerly and southerly in all about 5,000 
yards to the north-western corner of Thomas Holt’s 
portion No. 10 of 218 acres; thence by ‘a line bearing 
westerly about 50 yards into the waters of Woronora 
River aforesaid; thence by a line parallel to and 50 
yards in rectangular distance from the line of mean 
high-water mark aforesaid bearing generally northerly 


and north-easterly to the western side of the Railway | 


Bridge at Como aforesaid; and thence by part of 
that side of that bridge bearing southerly about 50 
yards, to the point of commencement. 

SCHEDULE “B.” 

County of Cumberland, parish of Sutherland, at 
Woronora River, a tributary of Georges River: Com- 
mencing on the line of mean high-water mark on the 
southern bank of Georges River at the western side 
of the Railway Bridge at Como, and at the junction 
of the Woronora River, with Georges River; and 
running thence along the line of mean high-water 
mark of the south-eastern bank of Woronora River 
generally south-westerly in all about 950 ‘ineal yerds ; 
thence by a line bearing north 30 degrees west about 
50 lineal yards into the waters of Woronora River 
aforesaid; thence by a line parallel with and 50 yards 
in rectangular distance from the line of mean high- 
water mark aforesaid bearing generally north-easterly 
to the: north-western side of Como Railway Bridge; 
and thence by that side of that bridge south-westerly 
about 50 lineai yards, to the point of commencement. 

Also, county and parish aforesaid at Woronora 
River above mentioned: Commencing on the line of 
mean high-water mark on the eastern bank cf 
Woronora River at the south-east corner of T. P. 
Head’s reclamation wall, being a point distant 455 
lineal yards south-westerly from the southernmost 
corner of the area above described; and running 
thence southerly along the line of mean high-water 
mark 300 lineal yards; thence by a line bearing south- 
westerly about 50 lineal yards into the waters of 
Woronora River aforesaid; thence by a line parallel 
with ani 50 yards in rectangular distance from the 
line of mean high-water mark aforesaid “bearing 
northerly about 330 lineal yards; and thence by a line 
bearing east about 50 lineal yards, to the point of 
commencement. 

»And~also,.county and parish aforesaid at Woro- 
nora River above mentioned : Commencing on the line 
of mean) high-water mark on the eastern» bank of 
Woronora River at the south-west corner of a dedi- 
cated Public Oyster Reserve of 142 acres 11 perches; 
and “running thence generally northerly along the 
line of mean high-water mark in all about 1,720 lineal 
yards; thence by a line bearing easterly about 50 
lineal yards into the waters of Woronora River afore- 
said; thence by a line parallel with and 50 yards in 
rectangular distance from the line of mean high-water 
mark aforesaid bearing generally southerly to a 
point west of the point of commencement; and thence 
by a line bearing east about 50 lineal yards~to’ that 
point. [7640] 








PROCLAMATION—“FISHERIES ACT. 1902,” AND | 


»  URTISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 
(1.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
"Governor. 
y Sir Warten Enwarp Davipson, Knight Commander 
A. of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
an@ Saint George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales,in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Fisheries 
Act, 1902," 7 and the ‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910,’ and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do, by this. by Proclamation, declare that with respect 
to fishing-pets known as hauling-nets, for catching 
Marine fish, to be used in the Tweed River Broad: 
waters, more particularly described in the locality 
schedule hereto, a net with the length of net and size 
of mesh set out in the descriptive schedule hereto shall 
be a lawful net, and also that the length of hauling 
lines which it shall be lawful to attach thereto shall! be 
as Specified in the last-mentioned schedule,—such Pro- 
clamation to take effect as from date of publication. 





Locatity SCHEDULE. 


County of Rous, parish of Terranora: The whole of 
the waters of Terranora Broadwater lying southerly, 
westerly, and north-westerly of a line drawn due west 
across its entrance from the north-west corner of F. J. 
Davey’s portion No. 71 of 40 acres, to the opposite 
‘shore; and also , eo 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 89. 


[19 Tony, 1918, 





The whole of the waters of Cobaki Broadwater 
lying westerly and northerly of a line drawn south 55 
degrees west across its entrance from the south-west 
corner of Cecilia Shields’ portion No. 109 of 40 acres, 
to the opposite shore. 





Descriptive SCHEDULE. 
Total length of net not exceeding 300 fathoms. 
Length of bunt not exceeding one-third of tho total 
length of net. 
Mesh of bunt not less than 24 inches. 
Length of each wing not ‘less than the length of the 
» bunt, nor Jess than one-third of the total length 
of net. 
Mesh of wings not less than 3 inches. 
Length of hauling lines not exceeding 350 fathoms 
each. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day 
of July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[7639] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION—“FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) 
‘ 45 AGT, 1910. ¢ 
L.S. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

{ Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, Knight Comman- 

« der of the Most ,Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910,” and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, prohibit the use of fishing-nets of every 
kind whatsoever, and long lines, ‘‘Jacobs,’’ or ‘‘bul- 
tows,’’? in the waters specified in the Schedule hereto, 
for a period of three years from the 29th July, 1918. 








SCHEDULE. 


County of Northumberland, parishes of Kahibah 
and Wallarah: The whole of the waters of the Channel 
Entrance to Lake Macquarie, together with the waters 
of Black Ned’s Bay, lying between a line crossing the 
Channel Entrance at the South Pacific Ocean ‘and”a 
line drawn south-easterly from the extreme western 
point of Pelican Island to the point where the eastern 
shore of Lake Macquarie meets the southern shore of 
the Channel Entrance. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day 
of July, in the year 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovurn WALES, \ By His Excellency Sir Wantmr 
to wit. Kpwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distin- 

guished Order of Saint Michael 


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(L.8.) and Saint George, Governor of 

the State of New South Wales 

W. E. Davipson, and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. - Commonwealth of Australia. 


HEREAS it is provided by section 20 of the ‘‘Gas 

Vv “Act, 1912,”” as amended by the “‘Gas (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1918,’? that the price to be charged-by a 
gas company for gas supplied by it to private consu- 
mers by meter shall be at the rate set out in Schedule 
One tothe said Act: And whereas it is further provided 
that if, at any time after tho first day of January, one 
thousand nine hundred and thirteen, the cost of pro- 
duction and distribution of the gas sold of such com- 
pany is increased above the average cost of production 
and distribution of gas scld during the year one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twelve, the company shall he 
entitled to have the standard price of its gas increased 
by Proclamation in the manner provided: And where- 
as the auditors of the Australian Gas-light Company, 
and the North Shore Gas Company, Limited, having 
certified to the Minister that the cost of production 
and distribution of the gas sold of the said companies 
had respectively been increased as aforesaid to the 
extent of at least one penny per thousand cubic feet, 
the Minister did cause enquiries to be held in manner 
provided by the said Act, by the Honourable .David 
Gilbert Ferguson, a Judge of the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales: And whereas the said Judge’ hag 


19 Jury, 1918.] 


certified to me that the cost of production and dis- 
tribution of the gas sold of Bact of ‘the said Riss 
panies has heen so increased by one shilling and two 
pence per thousand cubic feet: Now, therefore, TI, 
Sir Warten Epward Davipson, Knight Commander 
of the Most’ Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
Saint George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, do hereby in exercise of the powers in that 
behalf contained in the said Act, as amended as afore- 
said, proclaim that the standard prices of the gas 
supplied by the Australian Gas-light Company and the 
North Shore Gas Company, Limited, to private con- 
sumers by meter shall be and the same are hereby 
increased by one shilling ‘and two pence per one 
thousand cubic feet to the intent that the standard 
prices of three shillings and sixpence per one thousand 
cubic feet mentioned in Schedule One to the “Gas Act; 
1912,”’ shall be increased to four shillings and eight 
pence per one thousand cubic feet in respect of the 
said ‘Australian Gas-light Company and fhe North 
Shore Gas Company, Limited,” - 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
tenth day of July, in the year of our Lord 
one'thousand nino hundred and eightcen,’ atid 
in the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. | 
- By His Excellency’s Command, ~ 

. G. S. BEEBY. 


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GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SOOUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
7 AGTH, 1880-1905.” 
DUBBO WATER SUPPLY. 
PROCLAMATION, 
(u.8.) " 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


VAL HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the 

State of New South Wales has reported to me 
that in his opinion the works in connection with the 
Water Supply for the town of Dubbo, comprising the 
sinking of No. 1 Well at the Pumping Station to the 
same depth as No. 2 Weil, and connecting both wells 
partly by’ a timber-lined drive and partly by a 6-inch 
pipe, and works incidental thereto, are so far con- 
structed as to ke of use to the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Dubbo: Now, therefore, I, Sir Watrer 
Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distimguished, Order of: Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the said State, with the advice 
of the Executiye Council, in pursuance of the power 
in this behalf given to or vested in me, do hereby 
notify that the said works are so far constructed 
under the direction of the said Minister, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the ‘“‘Country Towns Water 
and- Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,’ as to be of use to 
the Council, to the intent that upon the notification 
hereof in the Gazette, the Council of the said Muni- 
cipality of Dubbo shall take over the said works and 
the administration and management thereof, and 
shail have’ alk the powers and obligations conferred 
and imposed on a, Council by section’ 27 of the 
“Country Vowns Water and Sewerage (Amendment) 
Act, 1905,”’ and by the said ‘‘Country Towns Water 
and Sewerage Aci8, 1880-1905.”’ 

Signed and sealed at Sydney,. this tenth day of 

'* bee duly, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 

i R. TO BALL. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.’ 2 


[6932] 
“COUNTRY 








GOULBURN WATER SUPPLY. 
Finan Comrretion or Works. 





PROCLAMATION. 
{n.s.) : 
W.'E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
AY ipo by a Proclamation published in the 
Government Gazette No. 35 of the 18th day of 
February, 1916; the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales notified that the works of water supply for the 
avs REM BA LS Tee e) A 


sperches. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89 . 34h4 


town of Goulburn, specified in the Schedule thereto, 


and which are also set out in the Schedule to ‘this 
Proclamation, were so far constructed as to be of use 
to the Council to the intent that upon the notification 
thereof in the Gazette the Council of the said Munici- 
pality of Goulburn should take over ‘the said works, 


and the administration and management thereof, and 


that the Council should thereupon have all the powers 
and obiigations conferred and imposed on a%Council 


by the Country Towns Water and Sewerage -Acts, ~ 


1880-1905: And whereas the Minister for . Public 


Works for the ‘time being in and for.the said State , 


has reported to. me the final completion of the said. 
works: Now, I, 


Sir Wanrer Kpwarp »Davyipson,.- 


Governor of the said State, with the advice of tha , 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the power in that. , 


behalf given to or vested in me, do hereby notify that, 


the said’ works constructed under the direction of the - 


Minister for Public Works for the time being; in ac~ 
cordance with the provisions of the said Acts, have 
been finally completed. 


- July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
ae. Da BALL. 


GOD SAVE:THE KING! 





THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED To. 

A concrete weir, forming a reservoir, having a hold- 
ing capacity of 83,900,000 gallons, on the Wollondilly 
River, in the parishes of Goulburn and Narrangarril, 
a of Argyle, at a point immediately below Rossi 


ridge; also two causeways across Wollondilly’ River 


nt Baw Baw, and across Sully Creek near the latter’s 
junction’ with’ Woliondilly’ River; also:a reinforced 
poperete alumino Ferric mixing tank, and a structure 
of galvanized iron on wood framing, with cement floor 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of 


for storme alumino Ferric material; also a conercte * 


chamber attached to service reservoir wall, with bell - 


mouth-pipe fixed to outlet end of rising main for dis- 
i by 4q . . . . > 
charging water into existing reservoir; also supply of 


certain. special castings and valves used in connection. , 
with the laying of new 10-inch rising main from exist- ; 
ing pumping station to service reservoir, and also the © 


acquisition of lands as resumed in Gazette of 30th’ 
‘June, 1915, extending along both banks of Wollondilly 
River, at and above existing weir, and also along both 
banks of the said river and Sully Creek, at and above 
new wéir; “having a total area of 85 acres For] 


+e 





‘LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS 
AMENDED BY SUBSEQUENT ACTS. 


\ 





PROCLAMATION. 
{ (L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


} p . 

’ Sir Water Epwarp Davingon, the Governor of 

-s the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
denecies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, by virtue 
of the power and authority vested in me by the ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’-and the Acts amending the 
same, do hereby proclaim that the fact that the 
‘election of Messrs. Lewis Downs, John Garland, and 
James: George Gordon on the twenty-eighth day of 
May, 1918, to fill. extraordinary vacancies 1n the 
Council of the Municipality of Wilcannia was not 
held within the time prescribed, and that the fact 
that in the election of Messrs. Lewis Downs, Jolin 
Garland, James George Gordon, and 
William Smith; Nomination Day’ was fixed for a date 
less than ohe week, as prescribed, prior to the day 


fixed for the election and the time allowed between 


the dato of the: public notice of’ the election and the ¢ 


date fixed as Nomination Day was ‘less than the 
minimum prescribed by Clause 2 (c) of Ordinance 
No. 8 under ‘the DLocal Government Act, does not 
invalidate such election. 

[ 1918-322-160-646] 


“ye 4 4 “yur L y 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day ot July, 


1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
[126] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Frederick 


3474 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Jury, 1918. 


aoe ee ee ee 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMbtNDING ACTS.” 





PROCLAMATION. 


(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out in 
the Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby 
confer such powers on the Councils of the respective 
Shires named in such Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of July, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 
ScHmDUte. 
POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF BYRON 
(1918-2-180-68). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 


ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph, Function, 
Lit. The advertising of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 


touring. 
POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF TWEED 
(1918-1-215-459). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 





Paragraph. Function. 
Lit. The advertising of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 
touring [147] 
“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS 


AMENDED BY SUBSEQUENT ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION, 


(L.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
a) the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, by 
virtue of the power and authority vested in me by 
the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts 
amending the same, and with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
herebv appoint Ernest Guy Dollman, Esquire, and 
Chambers Fraser Jones, Esquire, to be members of 
the Council of the Municipality of Wilcannia, to fill 
vacancies in such Council, caused by the fact that 
at an election held to fill six extraordinary vacancies 
in the Council only four aldermen were elected. 
[1918-322-161-646] 


Peace and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of July, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[148] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS 
AMENDED BY SUBSEQUENT ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(7.83) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
4 State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, by virtue of the 
power and authority vested in me by the ‘Local 


Government Act, 1906,’’ and the Acts amending the 
same, do hereby rescind the Proclamation of 26th 
November, 1912, published in the Government Gazette 
of 4th December, 1912, appointing James Skirving 
Gibb, William Robert Wylie, and Raymond Harold 
Truman as Examiners of Accounts under the said 
Acts, so far as such Proclamation refers to the ap- 
pointment of Raymond Harold Truman as an Exam- 
iner of Accounts within the meaning of the said Acts. 


[1918-0-385-204] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of 
July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


Beep GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ‘ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ‘ACTS. 


Noxious PLANTS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Councils of the Shires named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to such approval, 
the plants named in”such Schedule to be noxious 
within their respective areas. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 
SHIRE OF HOLBROOK 
(1918-94-137-201). 
Rubus fruticosus, commonly known as ‘‘Blackberry.” 





SHIRE OF RYLSTONE 
(1918-116-147-389). 
Xanthium spinosum, commonly known as ‘Bathurst 
Burr.”’ 
Centaurea calcitrapa, 
Thistle.’’ 


Nicotiana glauca, commonly known as ‘‘Wild Tobacco 
Plant.’” 


Ricinus communis, commonly known as “Castor Oil 
Plant.” 


commonly known as “Star 


Xanthium strumarium, commonly known as ‘‘Noo- 
goora Burr.’’ 


Carthamus lanatus, commonly known as ‘Saffron 
Thistle.”’ 
Hypericum perforatum, cemmonly known as “St. 


John’s Wort.” 


Echium plantagineum, commonly known as ‘‘Pater- 
son’s Curse.’’ 





SHIRE OF URANA 
(1918-69-184-472). 
Inula graveolens, commonly known as ‘‘Stinkwort.’’ 
152] 





[322] Premier’s Department, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 

that he has received a Despatch from the Secre- 

tary of State for the Colonies, intimating that His 

Majesty the King has been pleased to approve of the 

grant of Imperial Service Medals to the undermen- 

noe ex-officers of the New South Wales Public 
ervice :— 


Late of Police Department:—-Mr, James Hogg, Mr. 
Jacob Willmott, Mr. William McKinlay, Mr. 
James Cheney, Mr. Roger Meagher, Mr. Michael 
Hahesy. 

Late of Prisons Department :—Mr. Thomas Piper, Mr, 
Robert Howarth, Mr. Edward McBride. 


Late of Audit Department:—Mr. Samuel Stumbles. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 


19 Jury, 1918. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3875 





APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the ‘‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910,’’ and with 
the concurrence of the Public Service Board, approved 
of the appointment of the undermentioned Police 
Officers as Assistant Inspectors of Fisheries for New 
South Wales :— 


Constable Robert John Gibson, 
Victoria. 
Constable Andrew McLean, of Moonan Flat. 


ALN) (PORN ere 


of Strathmerton, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


Randal James Alcock, care of Messrs. James Ser- 
vice and Company, Collins and William streets, 
Melbourne. 

Edward Mann Clark, North 
Sydney. 

George Robert Charles Davis, of Nadi, Mowbray- 
road, Chatswood. 

Hit mae Middlebrook, of Public School, Junee 

eefs. 

William Ernest Flannery, of Girvan. 

Robert John Jamieson, of Frederickton. 

Charles White, of Taylor’s Arm. 

Thomas Walters, of Hickey’s Creek. 

Henry Edwin Fage, of Cooperabung. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


of 126 Arthur-street, 





CORRECTION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Execeutive Council, has approved of the name of 

James Ramsay Lowry, of St. George, Brundah, 
Greenethorpe, being substituted for that of James 
Ramsey Lowry on the list of Justices of the Peace 
published in the Government Gazette on the 14th 


June last. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Mr. Richard Victor Shield, B.A., LL.B., to be Clerk 
Associate to the Honorable Mr. Justice Street, 
and Clerk of Arraigns, vice Mr. Guy Paul 
McDonald, resigned,—trom the 1st July, 1918. 
DAVID R. HALL. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


John Laynton Shropshire, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Grafton, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate ot 
the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Districts 
of Macleay River and Nambucca, and Frank 
Forbes Potts, Esquire, Police Magistrate, Taree, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 
sing Court for the Licensing District of Port 
Macquarie, for a further period not exceeding 
one month,—from the 17th July, 1918. 

Herbert MHalkerston MacDougal, Esquire, Police 
Magistrate, Kempsey, to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Courts for the Licen- 
sing Districts of Maitland and Raymond Terrace 
for a further period not exceeding one month, 
during the absence of C. H. Gale, Esquire, on 
other duty,—from the 17th July, 1918. 





THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Sub-Inspectors under the “Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for 
the Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from 
the dates specified, viz..:— 


Narrandera—Sergeant Michael Field, stationed at 
Narrandera,—from the 1st July, 1918. 

Dubbo—Sergeant Nathaniel Dougherty Clarke, sta- 
tioned at Narromine, vice Sergeant Scott, trans- 
ferred,—from the 7th June, 1918. 

Constable Ernest Yarrington Buxton, stationed at 
Maclean, to exercise, within the Licensing Dis- 
trict of Maclean, the authority conferred by sec- 
tion 63, subsection 1, of the “Liquor Act, 1912,” 
—from the 27th June, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND, 








Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 
that, in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act, 1912,’’ he has been pleased, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, to appoint 
George Whitfeld, Esquire, Acting Under. Secretary, 
Department of the Attorney-General and of 
Justice, 
to be Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the Petition presented on the 
part of John Charles August Rooke, of Gilgandra, 
tarmer, as to a certain claim or demand which ha 
deems himself to have against the Government. 


DAVID R. HALL. 


ay 


[324] 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, has been pleased to approve that 


Mr. George Henry Pickering be appointed an In- 
spector under the Scatloiding and Lifts Act, No. 
38, of 1912, to carry out the provisions of the 
said Act in the Metropolitan Police District, the 
additional area added thereto by Proctamation 
published in the New South Wales Government 
Gazette No. 45 of the 22nd January, 1904, and an 
area within the boundaries of the municipalities 
of Carrington, Newcastle, Stockton, Hamilton, 
Wickham, and Waratah, as proclaimed in the 
New South Wales Government Gazette of the 5th 
January, 1906. 

@. S. BEEBY. 





[302] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, llth July, 1918. 
SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901. 


“VIS iexcellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned members of the Police 
Force to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions of 
the Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901, in the dis- 
tricts specified in connection with their respective 
names. 


G. S. BEEBY. 





Sergeant Second Class Nathaniel Dougherty Clarke; 
Station—Narromine; Police District—Dubbo. 
Constable T'irst Class William Francis Searson; Sta- 
tion—T'arcutta; Police District—Wagga Wagga 

Constable Allan George McCauley Prangley ; Station— 
Yetman; Police District—Warialda, 

Constable Thomas Francis Smart; Station—Com- 
pborah; Police District—Walgett. 

Constable Allan Bernard Hisenhuth; Station—Wea- 
bonga; Police District—Tamworth. 








APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the adyice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the appointment 
under the provisions of the ‘‘Navigation Act, 1901,’ 
of the undermentioned gentlemen as Assessors to assist 
the Court of Marine Inquiry constituted under tho said 
Act,—such appointments to be for a period of twelve 
months, as from the 17th July, 1918, viz. :— 


MercantTive Marine MASTERs. 
Class 1 (a). 
William J. Christie, 
William Charles McGibbon. 
William A, Worrall. 
Class 1 (0). 


H. C. Chudleigh. 
C. W. Davidson. 
John Simpson, 
J. Vine Hall. 
MercantTine Manine ENGINEERS. 
Class 2. 
D. D. Mcixie. 


T. W. Thornley. 
Archibald McKinlay. 


J. 0, L, FITZPATRICK, 


8496 
His Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
the Executive Cotincil, and upon the recommendation 
of the lispector-General of Police, has approved of 
the undermentioned Police Officer being. appointed an 
Inspector under the ‘Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 12), 
NAC 
Second Class Constable William George Smith, sta- 

tioned at Largs,—as from 5th June, 1918, vice 
Second Class Constable Wiliam Baumgardner, 


. :transferred. Leer: 
[E.M. 378] J.C, L. FITZPATRICK. 








[358] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912-” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
-undermentioned gentlemen have been appornted 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
ahbovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz. :— 


BERRIMA. 
Constable First Class Reginald John Parmeter, of 
. Berrima:.. |. 
[1918-5,031-397 P.P.] 
Morex. 


Mr. William B. Amos, of Bomuckledi, Gurley. 

[i918-5,046-397 P.P.] 
. YOunNG. 

Constable Robert James Dixon, of Bimbi. 


fi918-5,199-397 P.P.] Ls yt 
W. C. GRAHAME. 


[359] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 112! 


Eke Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iixecutive Council, has been pleased to. appoint 
Mr. J. M. Hyndes, of Reidsdale, under the provisions 
of section 7 of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 1912,”’ 
to be a. Director of the Pastures Protection Board 
tor the Pastures Protection District of Braidwood, for 
the unexpired period of two years from May, 1918; 
in order to complete the constitution of the Board. 
[1918-5,200-161 P.P.] 


W. C. GRAHAME. 








JUNEE WATER SUPPLY REGULATIONS. 

i | IS Excellency the. Governor, with the advice of 
- the [ixecutive. Council, has been pleased to 

make the following Regulations, in accordance with 

the provisions of the ‘‘Junee Water Supply Adminis- 

tration Act, 1915.’’ 

. (1) In these Reeulations-— 
‘The Act’? meaus the ‘“Junee Water Supply 
Administration Act, 1915.” 
“The Council’. means the Council of the 
Municipality of Junee. 

(2) The number of persons residing in premises 
ratable for water rates in the Municipality of 
Junee shall be reckoned on the 1st January 
or each year: 

(3) The payment of the sum due by the Council in 
each year, in accordance with section 7 (2) of 
the Act, when the number of persons residing 
as aforesaid does not exceed 3,000 in such 
year, shall be. made by half-yearly payments 
on the 80th June and the 31st December in 
each year. 

(4) The payment of any additional sum due by 

the Council in each year in accordance with 
section 7 (2) of the Act, when the number of 

persons residing as aforesaid exceeds 3,000 

in such year, shall be made annually within 

one month of the receipt by the Council of 
the account for such charges. 

(5) The payment by the Council of charges for 
additional water supplied in conformity with 
section 8 of the Act shall be paid annually 
within one month of the receipt by the Coun- 
cil of the account for such charges. 

R. EF. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Publie Works, 
Sydnéy, 10th July, 1918. 














[2509] | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. So. [19 Tony, 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESCISSION OF RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND UNDER THE ‘CITY AND 
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS (RESUMPTION RES 
CISSION) ACT, 1917.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of. the Executive 
Council, in exercise of the powers conferred bythe 
“City and Suburban Railways (Resumption, Rescis- 
sion) Act, 1917,” that the notification of resumption 
of land. under the ‘‘Public Works Act; 1912,’ dated 
the fifth day of April, 1916, and published in the 
Government Gazette No. 72 of the twenty-eighth day 
of April, 1916, is rescinded so far as relates to the 
land hereunder described. | 


Dated the third day of July, 1918 / . 
W. E. DAVIDSON; . 
Governor. 


5 . 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, «9°: 
Minister for Public Works. - 
Description or Land REFERRED TO, 

Alb that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni: 
cipality of Leichhardt, parish of Petersham, county of 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wales; contain- 
ing an area of 294 perches or thereabouts, being lot 4i 
section 1, of deposited, plan 183, comprised. in, Certi- 
ficate of Title dated 19th June, 1876, registered volume 
260, folio 207. 
[R.A. 1918-2,529] 





[7503] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified. and declared by His Excellency 
the. Governor, acting with. the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council, that so much, of the land, hereundet, 
described as is Crown Land has been appropriated, 
and so much thereof as is private property, has been 
resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’’ for the 
following public purpose, namely, a Public School at 
Fine Flour, and is vested in the Minister of Public 
Instruction, on behalf of His Majesty the King, for 
the purposes of the “Public Instruction Act of 1880,’’ 


Dated the tenth day of July, one thousand nine 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


hundred and eighteen. 
Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, : 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





DEscRIPTION or LAND REFERRED 10. 


All that piece or parcel of land in the parish,.of 
Yarrealkiarra, county. of Drake, and State of New 
South Wales, being portion 66 of 5 acres, which i8 
part of portion 2 of 327 acres, exclusive of roads, held 
bv Charles James Cavanagh as Conditional Lease No. 
1910-77, Land District of Grafton: Commencing on the 
eastern side of the public road 1 chain wide from 
Yuigiibar to Grafton at a point bearing north 89 
degrees 1] minutes east and distant 1 chain and 1/5th 
link from the most southerly south-eastern corner of 
portion 55; and bounded thence on the west and south- 
west by the eastern and north-eastern sides of the 
aforesaid road; being lines bearing north 9 degrees 
44 minutes west 3 chains 58} links and north 39 de- 
grees 46 minutes west 3 chains 20 and 9/10th links 
respectively ; thence on the north by a line bearing 
east 10 chains 14 and 3/10th links; on the east by a 
line bearing south 6 chains; and on the south by a 
line bearing west 7 chains 48 and 2/5th links, to the 





point of commencement,—as shown on plan ,D: 
13810-1743. (321) 
[323] Chicf Secretaty’s Office, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been. pleased, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Corporation 
(Amendment) Act; 1905,’ and the ‘Sydney Corpors- 
tion (Amendment) Act; 1906,” to grant approval for 
the resumption by. the Municipal Council of Sydnev 
of certain land, which is required for the purpose of 
widening Bank and Miller streets, public ways within 


the City of Sydney. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


19 Tory 1918] NAW SOUTH WALES GOVARNMRNT GAZRETH, No. 69, 


[345] ‘Chief Secretary’s Department 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


I’ is hereby notified, for general information, that, 
.im pursuance of the provisions of the. ‘Parlia- 
mentary Electorates. and Hlections Act, 19123’? Mit, 
chell-street, polling-place, in the Electoral District of 
Glebe; shall hereafter be known as Wentworth. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[339] Chiet Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


IS Pxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
Alexander T, Ruprecht’s Oyster Culiure Lease No. 
5,456 of 200 yards, at Manning River, being renewed 
for a period of five years from the Ist September, 
1918, at an annual rental at the rate of 10s. per 100 
yards, or a total rental of £1. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 








Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th June, 1918. 


ARSON—£50 REWARD. 


W HEREAS on the 1st. May, 1918, one stack of hay 
(containing about 15 tons), situated at Oakvale, 
near Bugaldi, the property of Alexander Munns, was 
désttoyed by fire: And whereas at an adjourned in- 
quest held on the 14th idem, before the District 
Coroner, the following verdict was returned :>—‘‘I 
find that the said haystack, situated at Bugaldi Creek, 
in the Police District of Coonabarabran, was destroyed 
by fire, and I further find that some person or persons 
to me unknown, on the Ist day of May, 1918, at Oak- 
vale, in the State of New South Wales, maliciously 
did set fire to the said haystack.’’? Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Fifty Pounds (£50) will be 
paid by Government for such information as shall lead 
to the apprehension and conviction of the guilty per- 
son of persons. In addition to.the above reward, His 
Excellency the Governor will be advised to extend a 
free pardon to any accomplice, not being the person 
who actually caused the said fire, who shall first give 
such required information. This reward to remain in 
force for three months only. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[7214] 





[39] Department of Labour and Indusiry, 


Sydney, 8rd July, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A. MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 

that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopning 
District of Leeton on. the questions whether the clos- 
- ing time at one.o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance. with the provisions of section 3 of the Karly 
Closing (Amendment), Act and the Regulations there- 
under, that such Poll.as to the alterations proposed 
will be taken at the Police Station, Leeton, between 
the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 31st 
July, 1918, 


Hach shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have. been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Constable First 
Class A. Sherlock to be the person by whom such Poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, and 
also to he the officer to receive and record on the rolls 
of persons entitled to vote the names of all such per- 


sons furnished to him in accordance with the Regula- ! 


tions. 

_.Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station, 
Leeton, from the 8th to the 20th July, 1918, inclu- 
sive, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on each 
Wweek-days 


3474 


All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the: Police 
Station; Leeton, on or before the 20th July, 1918, or 


| posted so as to reach that officer on ot before that 


date. 


The rolls of shopkeepers and shop. assistants will 
then be made ‘up from such, statements, and the per- 
sons .whose names appear on these rolls will be en- 
titled to vote. 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. fromthe 
24th to the 27th July, 1918, inclusive. The attention 
of the Returning Officer may be directed to any state- 
ment appearing therein believed to be incorrect. 

G. S. BEEBY,. 
Minister. 


[33] 





Department of Labour and Industry, . 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me. asking 
- that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of Yanco on the questions whether the closing 
time at ore o’clock be altered from Wednesday. to 
Saturday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be altered 
from Saturday. to, Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of. the 
Harly Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations 
thereunder, that such Poll as to the alterations: pro- 
posed will be taken at the Police Station,  Yanco, 
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednes- 
day, 3lst July, 1918. 


Each shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 


. a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 


Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country. Shopping District in which he claims to vote; 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Second 
Class M. Field to be the person by whoni such Poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer; 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote.the names of all such 
pores furnished to him in accordance with the Regu- 
ations, 


Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station» 
Yanco, from the Sth to the 20th July, 1918, inclusive, 
bourecs the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on each weeék- 

ay. 

All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Policé 
Station, Yanco, on or before 20th July, 1918, or 
tay so as to reach that officer on or before that 
date. 


The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will then 
be made up from such statements, and the persons 
whese hames appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the 
24th to the 27th July, 1918, inclusive. The attention 
of the Returning Officer may be directed to any state 
went appearing therein believed to be incorrect. 

G. 8S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 





[330] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT No. 81, 1900. 

M KMORIALS having been received by me asking 

that. a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 
District. of Crookwell. on the questions whether the 
closing time at.1 o’clock be altered from Friday to 
Wednesday or Saturday, and the closing time at 10 
o'clock be altered from. Saturday to Friday, it is 
hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions of 
section 3 of the Harly Closing (Amendment) Act and 


$478 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


[19 Joxy, 1918. 


a 


the Regulations thereunder, that such Poll as to the 
alterations proposed will be taken at the Police 
Station, Crookwell, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 
5 p.m. on Friday, 16th August, 1918. 

Hach shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Reguiations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in. Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, 
and shall, at the time of voting, be above the age of 
eighteen years, 

tf also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Hirst Class 
A. Smith to be the person by whom such ‘Poll shall be 
taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, and also to 
be the officer to receive and record on the rolls of 
persons entitled to vote the names of all such persons 
furnished to him in accordance with the Regulations. 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement free of cost at the Police Station, 
Crookwell, from the 22nd July to the 38rd August, 1918, 
inclusive, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on 
each week-day. 

All such forms, after being duly filled in, must be 
delivered to the said Keturning Officer at the Police 
Station, Crookwell, on or before the 3rd August, 1918, 
SRL so as to reach that officer on or before that 

ate. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shov assistants will 
then be made up trom such statements, and persons 
moe names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote, 

, The rolls will be open for the inspection of any 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from 
the 6th to the 10th August, 1918, inclusive. ‘The 
attention of the tteturning Officer may be directed to 
any statemont appearing therein believed to be in- 
correct. 

G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 


ar eee Ce 





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[328] Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, pursuant to the provisions of 
“ section 2 (subsection 2) of the ‘‘“wetropolitan 
Water and Sewerage Act Ixtension Act of 1894,’’ 
that it is proposed to declare the area comprised 
within the boundaries defined in the Schedule hereto 
a drainage area under the said Act. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Descripticn. 


Drainage area of the Joseph-street Stormwater 
Channel, Government Contract No. 718, and Joseph- 
street Stormwater Channel Hxtension, Government 
Contract No. 1,024, Municipality of Lideombe: Com- 
mencing on south-western side of railway-parade, at 
a point distant 38 feet 10 inches north-westerly from 
the western side of Samuel-street, being the north- 
eastern corner of lot 19 of section No. 2, on deposited 
plan registered No. 751, at the Registrar-General’s 
Uffice, Sydney; thence westerly by the northern boun- 
dary of that lot to its north-western corner; thence 
southerly along the rear of lots 19, 17, 15, and 18, 
section 2, to the north-eastern corner of lot 12 of said 
section 2, on deposited plan No. 751; thence westerly 
by the northern boundary of said lot 12 to the western 
side of Clarence-street; thence southerly by that side 
of said street and its prolongation across Water-street ; 
thence westerly by the southern side of Water-street 
to the north-western corner of lot 6 of section 2, on 
deposited plan, registered No. 1,599, at the Registrar- 
General’s Office, Sydney; thence southerly by the 
western boundary of said lot 6 to its south-western 
corner on the northern side of a lane at rear; thence 
easterly by the northern side of said lane to the south- 
eastern corner of lot 6 aforesaid; thence southerly 
across said lane, and by the western boundary of lot 
20 of section 2 of said deposited plan No. 1,599, and 
its prolongation crossing Wilfred-street to the north- 
western boundary of the Regent’s Park railway ; thence 
south-westerly by that boundary of said railway to the 
northern side of Vaughan-street; thence easterly by 
that side of Vaughan-street crossing the aforesaid 
railway to the eastern side of Hamilton-lane; thence 
southerly across Vaughan-street to the north-western 
corner of lot 1, section 7, on deposited plan, registered 


No. 3,424, at the Registrar-General’s Office, Sydney ; 
and thence again southerly by the westeri boundaries 
of lots 1 and 26 of said section 7, on deposited plan 
No. 3,424, to the northern side of Cooke-street ; thence 
easterly by that side of Cooke-street to the northern pro 
longation of the eastern side of Carroll-street; thence 
southerly by said prolongation and side of Carroll-street 
to its intersection with the north-western side of Kerr’s- 
road; thence south-easterly across Kerr’s-road to its 
south-eastern side at its intersection with the north- 
ern side of Raymund-street; thence easterly by that 
side of Raymund-street to a point distant 110 links 
westerly from Bede-street; thence southerly crossing 
Raymund-street, and by a line parallel to Bede-street, 
through property known as ‘‘Laharn,”’ to the rear of 
lots fronting Victoria-street; thence easterly 8 links 
to the north-western corner of lot 17 of section G, 
on deposited plan No. 1,767, at the Registrar- 
General’s Office, Sydney; thence southerly by the 
westarn side of that lot and its prolongation 
across Victoria-street to its southern side; thence 
westerly by that side of Victoria-street to its inter- 
section with the easter: side of Beatrice-street ; thence 
southerly by that side of Beatrice-street and across 
The Boulevard to their south-eastern intersection ; 
thence westerly by the southern side of The Boulevard, 
crossing Beatrice-street, to the north-western corner 
ot lot % of section C on deposited plan, registered No. 
1,767 at the Registrar-General’s Office, Sydney ; 
thence southerly by the western boundary of that lot 
to the northern boundary of lot 32, section C, on 
deposited plan No. 1,767 ; thence easterly by part of 
the northern boundary of lot 32 of said section C on 
deposited plan 1,767 and its prolongation across 
Peatrice-street to its eastern side; thence southerly 
by that side of that street to the south-western corner 
ot lot 11 of section B on deposited plan 1,767; thence 
easterly by the southern boundary of that lot to its 
south-eastern corner; thence southerly along the rear 
of lots 29 to 23 of section B of said deposited plan 
1.767 to the south-western corner of lot 23; thence 
easterly by the southern boundary of said lot 23 to 
the western side of Hayes-street; thence southerly by 
that side of Hayes-street to its intersection with the 
northern side of George’s-avenue; thence south- 
easterly crossing George’s-avenue, Rookwood Park, 
and Joseph-street to the eastern side of that street 
at a point on the eastern prolongation of the northern 
side of Leila-street: thence southerly 427 links along 
the eastern side of Joseph-street; thence easterly 
at vight angles to Joseph-street 500 links; thence 
soubth-easteriy 1,700 links to a point distant 868 links 
easterly from Joseph-street; thence again south- 
easterly 1,140 links to the northern entrance gate 
to the Rookwood Asylum grounds; thence southerly 
480 links to a point about 50 links south-westerly 
from a concrete sewerage tank; thence south-easterly 
1,237 links to a National Detail Survey Station on 
the northern side of a carriage drive about 1,950 
links easterly from the western entrance gate to the 
Bookwood Asylum; thence again south-easterly 1,050 


links along said drive to the north-western corner . 


of the Steam Laundry building; thence north-easterly 
495 links to the north-western. corner of another 
laundry building; thence north-easterly 3,940 links 
by a line passing through the eastern entrance gate 
cf the Rookwood Asylum and crossing Hast-street 
to a point near No. 3 Mortuary Station 910 links 
north-westerly from a road within the Cemetery 
Grounds carrying water supply pipes to northern 
suburbs; thence north-easterly 1,386 links crossing 
Necropolis Railway to the north-western side of said 
road carrying water supply pipes; thence by that 
side of said road to the western side of Necropolis 
Railway; thence north-westerly across the Wesleyan 
and Independent portions of the cemetery to the 
junction of path between Jewish and Independent 
Sections with the circular road around the No. 1 
Mortuary Station; thence again north-westerly cross- 
ing the Necropolis Railway to the south-western 
corner of the Roman Catholic Chapel; thence again 
north-westerly through the Roman Catholic portion 
of the cemetery_and crossing Hast-street to its western 
side at its intersection with the northern side of 
Davey-street; thence north-westerly through the Old 
Hebrew Cemetery and across Raphael-street to its 
western side at its intersection with the north- 
ern side of an unnamed road about 225 links 
southerly from the southern side of Railway-street ; 
thence westerly by the northern side of said un- 
named road for 176 links to the eastern boundary 
of Page’s Monumental Works; thence northerly by 
part of that boundary of said works and its pro- 
longation to a point on the northern side of Railway- 
street distant 600 links easterly from the eastern side 
of Mark-street produced; thence by the southern and 


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19 Juny, 1918.] 


south-western boundary of the Great Western Railway 
westerly and north-westerly, crossing under the 
Regent’s Park Railway to the intersection of the 
north-eastern side of Railway-parade and the pro- 
longation of the eastern side of Samuel-street; thence 
westerly across Railway-parade, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

The said area is shown on plan marked “R Q”’ 
by red edging, and is now to be seen at the Office 
otf the Water and Sewerage Board, Pitt-street, 
Sydney, and at the Office of the Town Clerk, Lid- 
combe. 

Any appeal against the boundaries of such area may 
be made by any person or body interested to the 
Court of Petty Sessions, Parramatta, within thirty 
days, and such appeal will be heard at the Court 
aforesaid on Monday, 26th August, 1918, at 10 a.m. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 
Secretary. 








“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1892-1906.’ 


Newcastite Spwerace—Twetrru (A) SeEcrion. 


1h is hereby notified that provision having been 
made for the sewerage of properties within the 
boundaries of the twelfth (A) section of the sewerage 
district, embracing Newcastle and suburbs, the 
sewerage rates authorised to be levied by the 
“Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1899- 
1906,”’ may, on and after the 19th day of July, 1918, 
be enforced and recovered in respect of each and 
every sewered property situated within the said 
sewered section. 4 
The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the twelfth (A) sewered section herein- 
before referred to:—Commencing at the intersection 
of the south-western side of Young-road, with the 
south-eastern side of Brown-road (being a point on 
a north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion); bounded thence on the south-west by that 
south-western side of Young-road north-westerly to 
the north-western side of Melbourne-road; thence on 
the north-west by that side of that road north- 
easterly to the south-western side of Sydney-road; 
thence again on the south-west by that side of that 
road north-westerly to the south-eastern side of the 
main stormwater channel; thence again on the north- 
west by that side of that channel north-easterly to 
the prolongation north-westerly of the north-eastern 
boundary of the Newcastle Agricultural Show Ground 
property, portion No. 2,498 of the Newcastle pastur- 
age reserve, and containing 10 acres 3 roods 10 
perches; thence on the north-east by that prolonga- 
tion and that side of the Newcastle Agricultural 
Show Ground property and its prolongation south- 
easterly to the south-eastern side of Brown-road; and 
thence by that side of that road (being in part a 
north-western boundary of the twelfth sewered sec- 
tion) south-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Secretary. 
Newcastle, 10th June, 1918. 





Norre.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the ‘“‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,” as follows:—‘‘Sewered property’’ 
means a property situated within a sewered section 
from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 
could by means of drains be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with such sewer of the Board 
or not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a 
portion only of such property could by means of 
drains be drained into any such sewer, such portion 
only of such property, whether such portion be con- 
nected directly or indirectly with sewer of the Board 
or not. [7519] 








[338] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART V 
OF THE “ WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Pee SUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to 
me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
following application for’a License, and on the day 
and at the place specified hereunder, being within the 
Land District in which the well or site thereof is 
situated, a public inquiry will be held as to the desir- 
ability of granting the application, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 





the provisions of section 75 of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912. 


3479 





Applicants—Kidman and Angliss, for a new artesian 
well in the parish of Omiera, county of Yantara, 
Land District of Wilcannia. 


The inquiry will be held by Mr. M. MacTaggart, Dis- 
trict Engineer, Broken Hill, on the 7th August, 1918, 
at the Court-house, Wileannia; and all persons whose 
interests appear to be affected by the granting of the 
application shall be permitted to attend at the in- 
quiry, and be heard in support of or in opposition to 
the’ granting of the application. 

H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 








[3806] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1918. 


“ALGUDGERIE CREEK WEIR WATER TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ and to the 
“Irrigation Act, 1912,’? and amendments thereof, 
I, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
behalf delegated to me by the Water Conservation and 
irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint Friday, the 
30th day of August, 1918, as the date for the election 
of two ‘i'rustees of the ‘‘Algudgerie Creek Weir Water 
‘Trust,’’ in lieu of the Trustees whose term of office 
expires by etiluxion of time, and the Office of the 
Secretary to the said Trust, Jerilderie, the polling- 
place for the said election. 
[W.C, and 1.C. 1918-9,073] 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 


[24] 
Hs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Ixecutive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the following By-laws, made by the 
Trustees of the ‘‘Colligen Creek Water Trust,” under 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





COLLIGEN CREEK WATER TRUST. 


By-Laws made by the Trustees of the ‘‘Colligen 
Creek Water ‘rust under section 75 of the Water 
Act, 1912.’’ 

1. The Secretary shall keep in proper manner the 
books prescribed in the Regulations and by the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission, and _ shall 
balance the books on the 30th April and 3lst Octo- 
ber in each year. 

%. The Secretary shall initiate proceedings without 
further reference to the Trustees, for the recovery 
of rates remaining unpaid after thirty days from 
notice of assessment. 

3. The caretaker shall be responsible to the Secre- 
tary only for the removal of the debris from the 
cutting. He shall report to him any unauthorised 
abstraction of water, and also report from time to 
time (not less than once a month) on the condition 
of the channel. Secretary shall then report to the 
Trustees. 

4, Where no penalty is prescribed for any breach of 
these By-laws, the penalty for any such breach shall be 
one not exceeding ten pounds. 

Given under our respective hands, at Deniliquin, 
at an ordinary meeting of tha said Trustees, 
this twenty-second day of May, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 

EF J. CHASTON, Appointed Trustee. 
AMES DALY, ihe 
EDWARD BYRNE, i Elected Trustees. 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 

AppLication No. 371, Duzsso Lanp Boarp Disrricr. 
fae following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of John James Taylor for a license under 
the abovementioned Act has been presented to the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

H. H. DARE, | 
Commissioner, 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, i7th July, 1918. 


DECISION OF LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, 
to wit. ‘ 
Wuereas on the 30th day of April, 1918, it became a 
matter for investigation before us upon an application 
by John James Taylor, for a License under Part IT of 
the ‘Water Act, 1912,” to construct a dam on portion 








“ere st 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


11, Patish Colletiburrawang, County Ewenmar, Land } 


District, of Warreh; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report (1) that 
-the matter is properly before us; (2) due publicity has 
been given this inquiry; (8) no objections were lodged 
nor. did. any, objectors appear; (4) applicant is the 
“owner and occupier of the land upon which the subject 
work. is situated;.(5) we recommend that a License be 
granted to applicant; such license to be subject to the 
following conditions :— 

(a) V.evel of crest of bywash to be fixed at the same 
level as a Bench Mark established near the 
work, and particulars of which are in the 
Office of the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
tion Commission, 

“() The whole of the work to be maintained to 
the satisfaction of the. Water Conservation 
and Jrrigation Commission. 

(c) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the power on giving the 
holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’. notice, to cancel, 
revoke, or withdraw the license at any time, 
if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
any scheme that may be formulated for the 
improvement of the watercourse, or in con- 
nection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of the same. 

(d) No compensation shall he payable by such 
Commission or the Crown in respect of such 
cancellaticn, revocaiiion, or withdrawal to 

. «uny..person.whomsoever, 
.(e),Term to be for a.period of, five years, ; 
Mr. Lovett, Solicitor, with.E. M. Taylor, for appli- 
cant, 

Given. under our Hands at the Court House at 
Warren, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 380th day of April, 1918. 

R. W: GALLOWAY, Chairman. 
W. W. DOWLING, ) , 
igi oneal T, S. MAGNER, | ¢ Members. 
[W.C. and 1.C. 1917-10.875] [19] 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 

APPLICATION No. 5, Kumpsny Lanp Boarp District. 
HE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Hdwin Charles Cooper and Jaries 
Anderson for a license under the abovementioned Act 
has'.been. presented to the Water Conservation and 

Irrigation Commission, 

H. H. DARKE, 


7 Commissioner. 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
n Sydney, i7th July, 1918. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


Application No, 5, L.B.D... of 
Kempsey, under the ‘‘Water 
Act, 1912’’K. C. Cooper, and 
J. Anderson. 

Whereas on the 10th day of June, 1918, it became a 

matter. for us to, consider application No. 5 under 

Part If of the “Water Act, 1912,” by, Edwin Charles 











New South Wales, 
"EG! Wit: 


Cooper and James Anderson, for a Licenso for flum- — 


ing and pipe line from. Ellenborough River, in por- 
tion, 25, réserve No. 51,549; special lease 17-8, Parish 
of Myall, County Macquarie, Hastings Shire: and 
having inquired into the said matter; we hereby 
recommend that the License, be stanted for a period 
of five:(5) years, subject to the four conditions, Nos. 
1, 2, 3, 4, set. forth on the cnelosed Hxhibit, marked 
UG INE 2 
No appearance 
Given under otir Hands, ot the Court. House at 
Port Macquarie, in the State of New South 
Wales, this 10th day of June, 1918. 


£. W.. BRIERLY, Chairman. 

G. LINDSAY, Uiiahee 
FREDERICK HAYWARD, s “o™PErs- 
Conditions referred to, 

(1) Level or offtake of fluming to be fixed at 0°63 feet 
below bench mark established near the work, and 
particulars of which sre in the office of the Water 
Conservation and irrigation Commission. 

(2) The whole cf the work to be constructed and main- 
tained. to the satisfaction of the Water Conserva- 

46 tion and Irrigation Commission. 

(8) The Water: Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 

+ sion. shali have the power, on giving the holder 
of the license or occupier of the site of the work 





[19 Sut, 1918, 





six thotiths’ notice to cancel, revoké, or withdraw 
the license, at any time if necessary or desirable, 
in conhection with ay scheme formulated by the 
"State for, the improvement of the river or its 
tributaries, or for the utilisation of the same, 
(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancells- 
tion, revocation, cr withdrawal to any p®rson 
. whomsoever. : 
PW:C. and T.-C, 1918-12242] [20] 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apprication No. 1,005, Hay Lanp Boarp Disrricr., 
ee following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Charles Griffeth for a license under the 
abovementioned Act has been presented. to the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
H. H. DARE, _ 
Commissioner, 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, i6th July, 1915. 











Court House, Motiamein, . 
27th June, 1918. 


In the matter of the application by Charles Griffeth 
for a license under section 10 of the ‘‘Water Act, 
1912.7 OE a ee 

Application No. 1,005, Land Board District of, Hay. 
‘within portion No. 4, parish of Tooleybuc, county of 
Wakool, shire of Wakool. 


This aplication, came before me, the undersigned 
Waiter Scott, Police Magistrate, of Deniliquin, sittin 
as. a Court of Inquiry by. virtue of the provisions: 6: 
the Water Act, 1912, at Moulamein on the 27th day 
of June; 1918. - 2 

The applicant; Charles Griffeth, was present in 

erson. a, 

Mr. William Charles Finlay; President ‘of - the 
Wakool Shire, was present on behalf of that shire. 

Mr, George H. Tolley, Irrigation Engineer, was 
present. as representative of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 

There. were not any public objectors present.' - - 

The deposition of the applicdnt, Charles Griffeth, 
takeh upon. oath is appended. 4 

No objection having been raised by the Water 
Consetvation and Irrigation Commission, and no ob- 
jection having been lodged or made, I recommend the 
issue of a license in accordance with the application 
made herein (Exhibit ‘‘A’’), but subject to the con- 
ditions as set out hereunder. 


Conditions referred to. (Hahibit “C.’’) 


(i) The level, of the sill of the regulator tobe 
fixed.at 11°58 feet below a bench marl estab 
lished near the work, and _ particulars of 
which are in the office of the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission. 

(2) Drawings showing the proposed design for the 
regulator are to. be submitted by the licensee 
for the approval cf tha Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission before construc- 
tion is commenced, 

(8) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the right of complete con 
trol over the regulator at all times. 

(4) The whole of the work to be constructed and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. _ 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com: 
mission shall have the power; on giving the 
holder of the license or occupier of the sité 
ef the work six months’ notice, to cancél; 
revoke, ot withdraw the license at any time, 
if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
any scheme that may be formulated for the 
improvement of the watercourse, or in con- 
nection with the constitution of a trust for 
the management of the same. 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by. such 
Commission or by the Crown in respect of 
such cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal 
to any person whomsoever. 

Tt is recommended that the term of the license, if 
granted, be five years from the first day of July, 1918: 


WALTER SCOTT, | 
Police Magistrate. 





The Commissioner, : dl be abe: fw 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission; 


Sydney. 
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“WATER ACT, 1912.” 


Apprication No. 215, Marruanp Lanp Boarp 
D1isTRICT. 


T HE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Arthur Fitzgerald, Edward Lewis for a 
license under the abovementioned Act has been pre- 
sented to the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission. 
H. H. DARE, 

. Commissioner. 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commissicn, 

Sydney, i7th July, 1918. 


DECISION OF LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, ) 
to wit. J 


‘Werris on the 12th day of June, 1918, it became a 
matter for investigation before us whether an appli- 
cation. under the ‘‘Water Act of 1912,’’ for a License 
for a conerete weir.and pump on the Narara Creek, 
lodged on 15th May, 1917, by Arthur Fitzgerald 
Kdward Lewis, should be recommended; and having 
taken evidence and. inquired into tha said matter, we 
find that the receint of the subject application has 
been duly advertised in the ‘‘Gosford Times,’’ and the 
Government Gazette, and. objections called for. No 
objection has been received, and no objector appeared 
in Court. 


We. therefore report. that no  obicctions -exist 
in the public interests to the issue of a license to 
Arthur, Fitzgerald Edward Lewis for concrete. weir 
ahd pump in the position indicated by red upon litho- 
graph marked Exhibit “B,’’ and recommend that 
such liceise issue for a term of five years, subject to 
the following conditions :— 


(1) The crest of concrete weir to have a length of 
not less than 86 feet, with level fixed at 11:09 
treet, below. a bench mark cstablished near the 
work, and particulars of which are in the 
office. of the Water Conservation and frriga- 
tion Commission. 

(2) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mussion jshail have the power to regulate or 
absolutely stop all pumping operations should 
it at any .time think or deem it necessary to 

,. do so in the public interests. 

(3) A screen.or rose with openings not more than 

one quarter of an inch wide to be permanently 

fixed to the inlet end of the suction pipe to 
the satisfaction of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 

The whole of the work to be constructed and 

maintained to the satisfaction of the Water 

Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


The Licensee shall furnish the Water Conser- 
vation and [Irrigation Commission during the 
month of July in each year with a return on 
the form provided by the said Commission, 
showing full particulars of the irrigation 
carried on..by him during the’ preceding 
twelve months ended 30th June. 

The Water Conservation. and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the power, on giving the 
holder of the license or oecepier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, re- 
voke, or. withdraw the license at any time, 
if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
ahy scheme that may be formulated for the 
improvement of the watercourse, or in con- 
hection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of the same. 

(7) No compensation shall be payable by such 
Commission or the Crown in respect of such 
cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to any 
person whomsoever, 

Applicant deposed. 


Mr. Moore appeared for Water Conservation and 
Trrigation Commission, 


(6) 


Given under: our Hands, at the Court House at 
Gosford, this 12th day of June, 1918. 


W. H. CAPPRR, Chairiian, 
J.J, FAGAN, Member. 


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“WATHR ACT; 1912.” 

Aprrication No. 1,000, Hay Lanp Boarp District. 
a 1h following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

| cation of the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales for a license under the abovementioned 
Act, has been presented to the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 

H. H, DARKE, 
Commissioner. 
Water Conservation, and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 
DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, ) 
to wit. J 

WHerEAS on the 9th day of May, 1918, it becanie a 
matter for investigation before us as to an applica- 
tion No, 1,000, made by the Railway Commis- 
sioners for New South Wales. under Part 11 of the 
“Water Act, 1912,” for a license for a pump on 
Lake Cargelligo, Reserve 3,981 for Public Gardens, 
Parish of Gurangully, County Dowling, Land District 
of Hillston; and having inquired into the said mattet 
we find that the matter has been duly advertised, and 
no objections have been received, and there is no 
objection in the public interest or otherwise to the 
granting of the application. 

We recommend the issue of the License asked for 
for a period of ten (10) years, subject to the condition 
set out in minute (Mxhibit ‘‘A’’) enclosed. 


CoNDITION REFERRED TO. 


1. The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 
shall have the power to regulate or, absolutely stop 
all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests. é 

Mr. C. Bradley for Railway Commissioners. 
Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Cargelligo, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 9th day or May; 1918. 
R. SHELTON, Chairman. 
O. M. THOMAS, Member. 
[w.C. and I.C,,1918-18,039 [227 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 

Application No. 4, Kempsey LAnp Bodnp District. 
(paE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of the Railway Commissioners, of New 
South Wales for a license under the abovementioned 
Act hag been presented to the Water Conservation 
and Lrrigation Commission. ’ 

H. H: DARE, 
Commissioner. 
Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, ? Application No. 4,L.B.D of Kemp- 
to wit. - sey, under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,” 
5 —Railway Commissioners. 
Wares. on the 10th day of June, 1918; it became a 
matter for us to consider an application, No. 4, 
Kempsey Land Board District, under part 2 of the 
‘Water Act, 1919, by the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales, for a License for a punip on the 
Wiison River, in portion 89, parish of Ballengara, 
county of Macauarie, Hastings Shire; and having 
inquired into the said matter, we hereby recommend 
that the License be granted for a period of ten (10) 
years, subject to the following special condition, 
Ngee ae 
1. The Water Conservation and Irrigation Conimis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop ail pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests. 


Mr. G. C, Hawkes for the Commissioners. 
Given under our Hands av Court House at Port 
Macquarie, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 10th day of June, 1918. 


F. te BRIERLY, Chairman. 
Gi LINDSAY, 
FREDERICK HAywarp,} Members. 
[W.C. and LC, 1917:11,585] [23] 


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EST eC 4 I 


‘WATER ACT, 1912.” 
AvrLicATtion No. 996, Hay Lanp Boarp District, 


Hi following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of Robert Simpson Miller, for a license 
tinder the abovementioned Act has been presented to 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Jrrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th Juiy, 1918. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, ? 
to wit. 5) 

Wuereas on the 6th day of June, 1918, it became a 
matter before us for consideration of an application 
made by Robert Simpson Miller for a license for an 
existing pump on the Murray River, No. 996, Land 
District of Deniliquin; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we find—(1) that this 
application was made at the instigation of the Water 
Conservation and Irrrigation Commission to secure a 
license for pump in use of larger bore than that pre- 
scribed in license previously issued (No. 2002) to ap- 
plicant; (2) obiections to this application have been 
duly called for by advertisements in the Government 
Gazette, dated 24th May, 1918, and a local newspaper 
entitied the ‘‘Pastoral ‘Times,’ of 25th May, 1918, 
Exhibits ‘‘—f’”’ and ‘‘F’’; (3) no objections or objectors 
are before us, and there are no objections in the pub- 
lic interests to compliance with this application. 


We recommend that a license issue for the term of 
five years, and that conditions 1 to 6 as per Schedule 
Exhibit ‘‘D’’ attach to such license. 

No appearances. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Deniliquin, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 6th day of June, 1918. 


Wm. DAY, Chairman. 
D. TENNANT, 
Pp. PAGAN, Members. 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 
shali have the power to regulate or absolutely stop 
all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests. 

(2) A screen or rose with openings not more than one 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed 
to the inlet end of the suction pipe io the satis- 
faction of the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
tion Commission. 

(3) The total area watered by means of the pump shall 
not exceed 500 acres, 

(4) The Licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission during the month of 
July in each year with a return on the form pro- 
vided by the said Commission, showing full parti- 
culars of the irrigation carried on by him during 
the preceding twelve months ending 30th June, 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power on giving the holder 
of the license or occupier of the site of the work 
six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or withdraw 
the license, at any time if necessary or desirable 
in connection with any scheme that may be for- 
mulated by. the Commission or the Crown for the 
utilization of the waters of the Murray River. 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 
sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation, 
revocation, or withdrawal to any person whom- 
soever. 


{W.C, and I.C. 1917-10,500] [143] 





“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apriication No. 971, Hay Lanp Boarp District. 


4 Nae following report on an inquiry into the annli- 
cation of John Fenton for a license under the 

abovementioned Act has been presented to the Water 

Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner, 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETE, NU. 89. 








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DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South bal 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the sixth day of June, 1918, it became a 
matter before us for consideration of an application 
made by John Fenton for a license for a pump on the 
Little Merran Creek, No.:971, Land District of Doni- 
liquin; and having taken evidence and inquired into 
the said matter, we find (1) that applicant is the 
occupier of the site of the proposed works; (2) that 
objections to compliance with this application were 
duly called for by advertisement in the Gazette of 
the 24th May, 1918, and a local newspaper, entitled 
the ‘‘Pastoral Times,’’? dated 25th May, 1918, see 
Exhibits ‘‘C’’ and ‘‘D’’; (3) that no objections or ob- 
jectors are before us, and there are no objections in 
the public interests to the license applied for. We 
recommend that a license issue for the term of five 
years, and that conditions 1 to 6 of Schedule Exhibit 
“‘K”’ attach to such license. 


EK, T. Matthews (Land Agent) appeared for appli- 
cant. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at 
Deniliquin, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 6th day of June, 1918, 


Wma. DAY, Chairman, 
Nn h Ty + 
Be ae: » } Members. 
(a age ae 
Conditions referred to. 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or abso- 
lutely stop all pumping operations should it at 
any time think or deem it necessary to do so in 
the public interest. 


Subject to Condition 1 pumping for watering of 
crops or grass must not commence until each 
fresh in the Little Merran Creek shall have 
reached the Wakool River. 

Subject to Conditions 1 and 2 the total area 
watered by means of the pump shall not exceed 
100 (one hundred) acres when the devth of flow 
in the intake cutting from the Little Murray 
River downstream from the Regulator is 2 feet 
or less, unless written permission shall have first 
been obtained from the Water Conservation and 
Irrigation Commission to water a larger area. 


Subject to Conditions 1 and 2 when a depth of 
flow in the said cutting exceeds 2 feet no limita- 
tion will be placed on the area watered by means 
of the pump. 


(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power, on giving the holder of 
the license or occupier of the site of the work six 
months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the 
license, at any time if necessary or desirable, in 
connection with any scheme that may be formu- 
lated by the improvement of the watercourse, or 
In connection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of the same. 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion, revocation, or withdrawal to any person 
whomsoever, 


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“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apriication No. 368, Dusso Lanp Boarp Disrricr. 


HE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of Sun Lee & Co. for a License under the 

abovementioned Act has been presented to the Waiter 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner, 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, \ 
to wit. 


WuerFAs on tho second day of November, 1917, it 
became a matter for investigation before us upon an 
application, No, 366, Dubbo, made by Sun Lee & Co., 
for permission under Part II of the ‘Water Act of 
1912,”’ to erect a pump on the Macquarie River on part 


19 Juxy, 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89% 


3483 





of Portion II, Parish of Guerie, County of Lincoln, 
duand District of Dubbo; and having taken evidence 
and inquired into the said matter, we report— 

The matter is properly before us; due publicity has 
been given the inquiry; no objections were lodged ; 
nor did any objectors appear, Applicant is the occu- 
ae ot the land upon which the subject work is situ- 
ated, 

We recommend that a License be granted to appli- 


cant, such License to be subject to the following 
conditions ;— 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the pewer to regulate or 
absolutely stop all pumping operations should 
it at any time think or deem it necessary to 
do so in the ptiblic interests, 

(2) A Screen or rose, with opening not more than 
one quarter of an inch Wide, to be permanently 
fixed to the ittlet end of the suction-pipe to 
the satisfaction of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 

tif%sion shall have the power, on giving the 
Aolder of the License or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, 
revoke, or withdraw the license at any time, 
if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
any scheme that may be formulated for the 
improvement of the watercourse, or in con- 
nection With the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of the same. 

(4) No compensation shall be payable by such 
Commission or the Crown in respect of such 
cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to any 
person whomsoever. 

(5) Term to be for a period of five (5) years. 


Charley Yow Quinn appeared for applicants, 
Mr. Lindsay (District Surveyor) for the Crown. 
Given under our Hands, at the Land Board Room 
at Dubbo, this second day of November, 1917. 
R. M. GAO AY: Chairman, 
I. ROBERTS. Vie , 
THOS. BRAGG, \ Mem ber 8. 


rw.C. and I.C. 1917-10,8311 [3113] 





£198] 


Lecal Government Department, 
Sydney, 17th June, 1918. 


THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Hae eens of applicants for Certificates as 

“Wngineers’’ to a Shire or Municipality and as 
“Overseer of Works’ will.be held at Sydney on 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918, and two following 
days. 


The subjects of the examinations are— 
(A) For Engineers— 

(1) design, construction, and maintenance of 
roads and other Municipal and Shire work. 

(2) theory of design of structures and strength 
of materials. 

(3) drawing. 

(4) preparation of specifications, plans, and cal- 
culations of quantities and costs. 

(°) surveying. 

6) hydraulic, electrical, and sanitary engineering. 

(B) For Overseer of Works— 

(1) arithmetic. 

(2) mensuration. 

(8) preparation of plans and specifications with 
the calculation of quantities of such works as 
are usually carried out by Municipal or 
Shire Councils. 

(4) elementary sanitation. 

Further particulars may be obtained from the Local 
Government [ingineering Examining Committee (care 
of Public Service Board, 89 Hunter-street, Sydney). 

Application to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for the purpose, which may be 
obtained from the abovementioned Committee, and 
Lae, be lodged with them not later than the 29th 

uly. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination 
fee, which must be lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petty Sessions, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Examining Com- 
mittee with the application. For Certificate as 
Engineer, the examination feo of £1 1s.; for Over- 
seer of Works, 10s. 6d. 

Copies of papers set at previous examinations may 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office, Syd- 
ney. Price 6d., per post 7d. per copy. 


J. GARLICK, 
Under Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 

the following positions, Application should be 

made on a form tor the purpose, obtainable at the 

Office of the Board, or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 

in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified ;— 


22np Jury, 1918. 


Married Couple (Protestant) to take charge of Cot 
tage Home, Mittagong, State Children Relief 
Branch. The salary of the combined duties is at 
the rate of £137 per annum, with quarters, 
rations, fuel, and light. The duties of the hus- 
band will include actual outdoor work on the 
Farm as well as supervision of and instruction 
to the inmates. The wife will be responsible for 
the internal management of the Home, care of 
children, &c. Kmployment will be in terms of 
section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’* 
and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 

Clerk, State Wheat Office. Pay, £234 per annum. 
Applicants should have a sound knowledge of ac- 
counts, as the appointee will be required to act 
as cashier, book-keeper, shipping or stock clerk, 
or in any capacity in Accounts Branch. Employ- 
ment will be in terms of section 44 of the ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,” and section 3 of the Amending 


Act, 1903. 
Bg order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


INE OS te having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in aceordanée 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON oR BEFORD 
THH.23Rp Avaeust, 1918:— 


No. 21,408. APPLICANT:—Bartholomew Wear, 
of Naremburn. LAND:—Municipality Willoughby, 
24 perches, in Market-street,—lot 31, section 4, Cen- 
tral Township Subdivision, and part 6 acres (portion 
500 of parish), granted to Dugald MacPherson ; ad- 
joining properties of P. Regan, KE. McGuinness, and 
E. de Carden, 

No. 21,410. APPLICANT:—Emilie Robinson, of 
Manly. LAND:—Municipality Mosman, 261 perches, 
in Bond-street,—lot 7, and part lot 6, section 6, ‘l'rop- 
peau Estate, and part allotment 3, section 5, granted 
to Vinzenz Zahel: adjoining properties of E. Mac- 
donald, W. Cope, and F. W. Schwenck. 

No. 21,419. . APPLICANT :—Girolamo Roderick 
Truda, of Marrickville. LAND :—Municipality Camp- 
belltown, 2 acres 43 perches, on Smith’s Creek,—part 
lot 4, Campbellfield’s Estate, and part 1,300 acres 
(portion 163 of parish), granted to Thomas Rosé; ad- 
joining properties of S. Hagan, M, Crane, and L. 
King. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. [343] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the rrovisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON CR BEFORE 
THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1918 :— 


No. 21,089. APPLICANT:—James Young, of 
Sydney, barrister. LAND:—Municipality West 
Maitland, 7% perches, in Denman-street,—part 9 acres 
0 roods 25 perches (portion 123 of parish) granted _to 
John Jenkins Peacock; adjoining properties of C. W. 
Genge, M. A. Philpott, H. A. Kerr, D. Ley, W. 
Patterson, C. E. Norrie, and R. Porter. 

No. 21,273. APPLICANT :—Reginald Leslie Ogden, 
of Stanmore. LAND :—-Municipality Ashfield, 2 roods 
7 perches, in John and Lucy streets,—lots 1 and 2 as 
occupied, section 3, subdivision lot 12, section 2, 
Ashfield Park Estate, and part 280 acres (portion 255 
of parish) granted to Augustus Alt; adjoining pro- 
perties of — Canavan and M. Gilroy. 

No. 21,320. APPLICANT:—Daniel Sheehy, of 
Parling Point, Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 11 
perches, in Bourke and Burrahpore streets, Woolloo- 
mooloo,—part block C. 19, Riley Estate, and part 100 
acres granted to John Palmer; adjoining properties. 
of W. J. Linklater and estate late M. T. Fennelly. 























3434 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 
Wo. ela APPLICANT i—Alfred Coker, ~ of Adamstown: 

Sy dney. LAND :City ‘Sydiey, 8} perches, at junc- 

tion Sussex and Washington streets, and in Washing- 


ton-lane,—part allotment 1, section 21, granted to 
damés W ilshive;: adjoining property ‘of F. Mackey 
and Company Limited. i 

No. 21,368. APPLICANT :—Kdward Coghlan,’ of 
Granville. LAND :—-Mu uicipality ’ Grany ile, 19% 
BPIRBee, in Union-street;,—l6t' 3 and part Tot 4) block: 

. Want’s subdivision, and part 25 acres (portion 193 
OF parish), granted to John. Watts; adjoining pro- 
perties of —. Penfold, A. B. Bennett, E. 5. Fielding, 
and.) Mrs. B. Brow 

No. 21,399. APPLICANT :— ty, of Camp- 
Belltown. LAND :—-Municipality gen eae town, , 324 
perches, in lolanthe-street,—lots 12, 18, and 14, see- 
tion B, Alpha Estate, and part 100° acres (portion 85 
of parish) granted to Robert Kable; adjoining pro- 








perty of § i. Payten and R. J. ¥ oom rans.) 
No. 21, 418. APPLICANTS:—Adam Erost and 
Matthey Frost, both of Mount Kembla. LAND :— 


Municipality: Wollongong, 243. perches in. Crowr 


streeb,-~-part allotment 4, section 11, town W olion- 
song, granted to John Terry Hughes; Bn oining pro- 
perties ot Bank of New South Wales, B. M. Flooper, 
gud L. du. Karl. is ; 
No. 21,436... ARPLICANTS : —Charles Robert Smith, 


of Well ington, New 7 ely and Frederick Trenchard 
Smith, of Sydney. LAND:—County Cumberiand, 
parish Manly Cove, Shire Warringah, 1 acre 3 roods 
30% perches, at junction Condamine-street and Os- 
borne- road, —lots to 15,.section K, Gordon Heights 
Estate, and part’ 380° acres (portion 19 of parish) 
granted to D’Arcy Wentworth; adjoining properties 
ofA. Ralston, John Connell and Compariy, F. Luxton, 
Haymarket Land and Building Company, J. MeCat- 
frey, H:-Wigney, B. Giles,. 5. ‘Horsey, C; Sheedy; M. 
Carson, and M.. Ure. 

‘Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, ‘Sydney. 


W.-G. H-WILLI AMS, 
“Registrar tGeneral. 


19th July, 1918. [344] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY “AND 
““"“ SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Nortcg To Lay SERVICE Pires. 
NOVICH to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 


case may he) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Adamstown: Fletcher-street ast, from Ninth-street 

£0 Goventhistreeh: Seventh-street, from Wletcher- 
street East to Fourth-str eet: William-street, from 
Pletcher-street East to Dibbs-street East; Dibbs- 
street East, trom William-street easterly to end 
Of street. 

Lambton: Witzroy-street 

D390. yards; Morechead-str cet, 
northerly 92 yards. 

Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from §t. Ja 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lanoe 
easterly. to end “of ex sisting main near *Curzon- 
road, connecting dead‘ends. ig 
Waratah’: Winchester-street, from Windeyer-strect to 

Vourle-street; itzroy-street, from . Waratah- 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, frem end 
et —existing -main. easterly to Gamack- -street; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-strect. 


YHai main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down,»the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of ajl tenements and premises situ- 
ated as:above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 
August, 1018, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
tos such iene ments and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED FE. FRY, 
: Secretary. 
[309] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
' - SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Servicr Pipns, 


Noticr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
ease may be) of tenements and premises situated 
ie 

Lambton: Oxford- street, from end of existing 
main easterly 48 yards ; Portland- place, from end | 
of existing main westerly 125 yards; Greta- road | 

Extended” from Russell-road to Lambton-road. 
Banliton 


main southerly to Melville-r oad, 


w 
" Sila | F423 





from Elder-street southerly 
from ‘“Hill-street 


Ncw 


Board's Offices, Newcastle, 
12th Duly, 1978. 





New 


James road- 





{ 
} 


‘Coorumbung- road, from end of ceiaing 


[9 quer, 1018, 





~ 


Melvilie-road, from Coorumbung-road to 
‘Veralbpa-road ; Lang-road, ‘from Lambton-road to 
Russell-road ; ’ Russell-road, ‘from Lang- road west- 
erly. to Caledonian Coal Company’ 8 Railway line; 
iing’s-road, from Russell- road southerly 75 yards. 

Waratan : Park-s atreet, from’ end of existing © rant 
westerly to Ca srrington- street. 

Carrington: Young-strect,- from end of ex miauid a mau 
northerly to William-street ; William- street, from: 
Young-street weste rly to Municipal: boundary. ° 

Wickham: Klizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
at 4 chains east of William- street, easterly to 
Municipal boundary. 


T HH main pipe in the said streets ouied been laid 

down, the ‘owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above 1s hereby required; on of before the 9th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper: pipe and stopcocks to 
be ‘tard, so as to supply water from the mai pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. ) RY, 
Board's Offices, Newcastle. Secretary. 
25th June, 1918. [7558] 


“TAUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. . 


Notice TO Lay SERVICE Pires. 


NOTICE to the’ owner, occupier, or ‘mortgagee (as 
the case’ may be) of tenements and premises. situated 
in— 

Cessnock Shire (Homeville) : Wentworth-street, from 

_ . Trevor-street. westerly 68 yards. 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Melrose- street, from end of 
existing main north-easterly to’ Allan-street ; 
Allan-street, from Melrose-street to Roxburgh- 
street. 

YHE main pipe in the said streets having been Cia 
down, the:owner or occupier, or Mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main P1po 

to such tenements and premises. “ti 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[7559] 


“europolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 
Sydney, 9th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticr To THu Ownuzs or TuNEMENTS AND PREMISED 
In— EES 

Bexley: ~liy mington-str eet, from  Glenfarne- street 
south- easterly 2 294 yards (4,630); Kimberley-stieet; 
from: Forest-road: south-easterly 93 vards: (4,671). 

Hunters Hilt: Pittwater-road, from Gladesy ille-road 

' to Cambridge-street (6, 592). 
frogarah: Noble-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 188 yar ds (4,603) ; John-street, ‘from 
Lacey-street to: Bay-street (4,663). 

Hurstville: Carruthers: street, from existing main to 
George-street (4,648). 

La ae G ove: Osborne-road, from Gordon- road southerly 
436 yards (6,605). 

Lidcombe: yee ect, from Parramatta+road to 
Nicholas-street : Mons-street, from’ Parramatta- 
road to Nicholas-str eet ;'Ostend-strect, from Par- 

ramatta-road to Nicholas- street: Gallipoli-sireet, 
from Parramatia-toad to Nicholas-street (4,597). 

Marrickville: Lawson-avenue, from Frazer-street 
souther ly 82 yards (4,714), a 

Mascot: Molntgsh-strect, from e3 sisting main woster rly 
181 yards” (4566)F* 

Mosman: Livoni-street, from Awaba- street southerly 

P40 yards (6j)602)." 

North Sytvey: Alfred-street, from Junction- street to 
Willoughby-street (6; 521); Waverton-avenue’ from 
‘Bay-road south-easterly: 158 yards (6,588) : Priory- 
road, from existing main easterly and seuth- 
easterly 109 yards (6,526). NOT ee 

Parramatta: Pennant-street, from 
north-easterly 98 yards (6,549); 





Board’s Office, Neweastle. 
25th” June, ‘1918. 





existing “main 
Me: Arthur -street, 


eet ee south-westérly, 376 “yards 

56 “> 

Petersham: Arlineton-street, from Constitution- road 
to  Abergeldie-street: Aber geldie- strect, “from 


Arlington-stre eet to existing main (4, 744). 
Randwiek= Ocean-street, ‘from existing main south- 
westerly 115 yards’ (4, 640)" | 
Ryde: Eltham-street, from William-street to Victori ia- 
road (6,596), 


19 is O18.) 


Waverley: _ Hastings- parade, 
Bay-street; Say-street, trom 
south- “Westerly 54 yards (4,669) 
street from “Albert-strect PER 
180 yards (4,667). 

And the’ various «private streets, lancs, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more then 
sixty yards! from the’ main pipe. | 


ae. main pipe in tho said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-third day of Augtist next, to cause a proper 
pipe and. ‘stop+cocks to be ‘Taid, so as to supply water 
trom the mam pipe t to such tenements and premises. 

~ D. ©. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 

‘Water Supply and Bowerage. 





main to 
Hastings. parade 
Sp. “Thomas 
and’ casterly 


from existing 


[174] 








‘Metoagokinn Board a Water Supply and Sewerage; 
» Sydney, 26th Funes 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES 
Noric 2 TO THE Owners or '[TENEMENTS AND sere 
IN— 

Concord: wisn; ick-parade, from existing main 
north-westerly 333 yards (4,707); Victoria-avenue, 
froin’ Hanover-strect to Lancaster-street- (4,654). 

Eastwood: Penden fone, from Bride-road to Cox- 
road -(6,520);"' E Edegar-street, from Welby-street 

- noréh- westétly 178' yards; Welby-street, from 
existing main to .Mdgar-street (6,072) ; ’ Edgar- 
street, from existing main north-westerly 182 
yards (6: 578). 

Kogarah: Rickard-road, from Truman- street to Bel- 

sshemore-road 5: ‘Belmare-roel, from. Rickard-road .to 
Woniora-road (4,571 Selmore-road," + from 
Rickard-road to Wtiseeec eet (4,028). 

North Sydney? ‘Allistér-street, from existing main to 
Cranbrook-avenue; Cranbr ooKx-avenue, from Allis- 
ter-street north-westerlv 51.yards (6,559); Gran- 


brooktavenue, from Murdoch-street south- easterly . 


135 yards (6,590). 

Waverley: Bay-strect, from Randridge- street south- 
easterly 117 yards (4,683); Francis-street, from 
Simpson-strees north- wester] i “135 yards (4, 646). 

be the various pr ivate streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [dista wnt not more than 
sixty yards fromthe main pipe.] 


H® main pive in the said streets having been laid 
a down; the owners ofall tenements and premises 
situated: as» above are hereby required, on or. before 
the ninth “day of August next; to cause a proper 
pine*and ston-cocks to be laid, so as to supply’ water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 


7525) of Water Supply and Sewer age. 

Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
; Sydney, 16th July; 1918. 

NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noman ro THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Blacktov n: Bianeda nic oad, fr om Windsor-road to 
Klerm’s-road ; Klein's road, from Boundary+oad 
north-w estérly 52 yards (6571). 

Conéord  Wunda- road; “from Brunswick-parade east- 
éTly' 202° yards (4753 3); “Bangalla-street, from 
Bransty iék-parade easterly 150 yards (AT5A). 

Mascot? Beresford-street, from: ‘Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604). 

Waverley: ‘The Avenue, from Dickson-streét south- 
Westerly 126 yards: (4637). 

aq ‘the various private strests, lanes, courts, and 
alleys ‘opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty. yards em ‘the main. pipe]. 

HE thain pipe in the said streets having been ‘laid 

4 down, “the owners of‘all tenements and premises 

Rid as ‘above are hereby | required, on or béfore 

the: thirtieth day of August’ next, to cause a prover 

pipe and stop-cocks to be laid; so as to supply’ water 
from the main pipe to such tenem ents ee premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 


intendent of Water Service Board. of 
Water Supply and Sewerage: 





Bcnepansinn ¢ 


32777 a 








ae pursuance “of the provisions of section 123 of the 
Liquor Act, 1912,” it is hereby notified that the 
Live sensing Court for the Ligensne District of Bathurst, 
itting at Bathurst, ‘has this day cancelled the pub- 
ane license issued in respect of the premises known 
as the ‘Hotel Dudley,’ ’ situate at, the corner of Lam- 
bert and Stewart streets, Bathurst, within the Licen- 


sing District of- Bathurst, ‘and in the Hlectorate~ of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHPTE, Ng, 99. 


Office of Clerk of the Peace, 


Coupt- -house, Bathur oi 





4988 


- 


Bathur st, and held by Harold Chrisos stuum Smith, such 
cancellation being for thé teqson that the said Harold 
Chrisostum Smith, whilst ‘the Holder of the said 
license, Was thrice convicted within three years pre- 
ceding the date of stteh catcellation for offences un 7 
thé provisions ‘of thé said Act7' | 


By the Court, 


JAMES D. WALKER, J.RP., 
Clerk of the Licensin g Court. 


12th July, 1918. 


QUARTER SESSIONS. 


OTICE js hereby given that Courts of Quarter Sessions 
“in and forthe State of New South Wales: will be holden 
during August next, at the Court-houses, at the following 
ti nes and plaies, viz. 
Darlinghurst, eetaee: Thursday, Ist August ; 
Forbes, Tuesday, 6th Augusé ; 
Singlezon. Wednesiay, 7th August ; 
Listnore, Monday, 12th August : 
C ‘ondabolin, Wednesday, 14th Augnst (2 p.m.) ; 
Broken Hill, Wednesday, 14th August ; 
Cobar," Pacaday, 20th Aucugty ve" 
Maitland, Tuesday, 20th August ; 
Bourke, Thursday, 2 22nd August ; 
Deniliquin, Monday, 26th August ; 
Murrurundi, Tuesday, ¢ 27¢h August ; 
when and where all persons under recognizances to appear as 
prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or who have appeals to 
interpose, or other business to transact, are desired to give 
their attendance respectively at 10/0 ’elock in the eoreE son, 


W..B. BEAVER; 
flevl of the Peace. 


[467] 


[305] 


i 





Rydney, 18th July, 1918. 





NEW SOUTH WALKS GOVERNM ENT RAILWAYS 


AND TRAMWAYS. ey 


AND Uncr armup Property, Daring 
“fannour, 24TH Joby, ‘1918. 


OTICE is hereby giyen that a quantity of 
unclaimed goods on hand over six months, and 
certain articles, that have been left in trains-or on 
railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking sticks,. 
mufis, &c.,,and: that have been on hand three months 
or more, will be sold by public auction at 10 a. m. on 
Wednesday, 24th duly, .1918, at Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 
‘Owners may apply for lost articles to the District, 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until the 17th duly? 
one goods. will be on view at ‘Darling Harbour for 


8: ALE OF Lost A 





two days preceding the sale. 
By order, 
J. 5. SPURWAY, 
[37] a ~Seeretary. 
[462] New South Wales Government Railways, 


Office of the Railway Commissioners for 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 19th duly, 1918. 


BNDERS will be received at the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until noon on the date mentioned “for the following 
Supplies, &e!: 
Wepnespay; 247m Juny, 1918. 

Supply of ee Sandstone for Viaducts over 

“Farmers” Creék and Middle River, near Boiven- 

fels. 

Further partic ulars at Office of }ixisting Lines, 
Bridge-str eet! A ere 

Work at 166-168 George-street, Sydney— 

Ce (1y" Alterations’ and’ ee Hts to Buildings. - 
(2) Refrigerating Work, &c 
(3) Electrical Work. 
(4)-Conféectionery Plant. 

Plans and Specifications can be obtained. on pay- 
ment of £1 Is. "(to be refihded if returned’ ‘with 
tender) from EK istate Agent for Railways, 307 Eliza- 
beth-street, ‘Sydney: 

A preliminary deposit equal to one per cent, of the 
estimated value of the contract must accompany ‘each 
tender. 

Venders not accompanied by preliminary deposit, 
when “required according ‘to “specifications, will “be 
treated as informal. 

All tender & must be addressed to the Railway Commis- 
sianers for New South Wales, and endersed “Lender 
Yor Stonework,” dt as the case may be. 

The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept 


any tender, 
J. S, SPURWAY, 
~ —- ~~ Geeretary, 


3486 





Stores Supply Department, 
15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. 


IPENDERS for the Conveyance of Materials by 
Water between the Rivers and Ports shown here- 
under will be received at the Stores Supply Depart- 
ment, 15 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on 
Wednesday, the 24th instant :— 


Sydney, Newcastle, Port Stephens, Cape Hawke, 
Forster, Manning River, Camden Haven, Port 
Macquarie and Hastings River, Macleay River, 
Nambucca River, Bellinger River, Clarence River, 

. Richmond River, Coff’s Harbour, ‘Woolgoolga, 
Byron Bay, Tweed River. 
Forms and further particulars may be obtained on 


[310] 





application, 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 
[461] Stores Supply Committee, 


15 Young-street, Sydney, 
18th July, 1918. 


ENDERS for the supply of Bread, Flour, and Buns for 
Goulburn High School Hostel for Girls during a period 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


[19 Jury, 1918, 


commencing Ist August, 1918, and ending 28th February, 
1919, will be received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 
Young-street, Sydney, up till 4°30 p.m. on Wednesday, 24th 
instant, 


Tender Forms and further particulars may be obtained on 





application. 
A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 
[326] Stores Supply Committee, 


15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 15th July, 1918. 


STEAM TUG. 


4 hin DERS for the supply and maintenance of a Steam Tug 

at the Manning River will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m, 
on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918, 


Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 





Department of Edueation, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


TEND#RS FOR WORKS EN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the worke specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’olock p.m. on the 


dates set forth in the second column, 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘‘ Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to whichshe tender relates).” 
All tenders for works at or above £50 must be aecompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 


on the amount of the tender. 
INFORMAL. 


FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be eonsidered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 


deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked cheque on a Sydney bank, drawn in 


favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 


CHEQUES. 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 


will be retained until the tender is either aecepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected. will 
be returned to them az soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If:the person or persons whose tender has been 
socepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract doeument:upon being required by notice in writing.to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full-power.and authority: to eancel such aceeptance, in which case the deposi 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 
Ths Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 





Date up to which 
Tenders wiil be 
received. 


Where Plans and Speolfications may be geen, and Tender 


Description of Work to be tendered for. Forma obtained, 














1918. 
Durrumbul-—-New Teacher’s Residence and Weather-| 25 July 


shed. 


| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Durrumbul, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, 
and Lismore: 

Department of Education, Sydney; and Publie 
Schools, Eatonsville, and Grafton, 

Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Jamberoo, Wollongong, and Kiama. 

.| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Ballina, Konorigan, Lismore, and 

Grafton. 

.| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Mulligan’s Flat, Yass, and Queanbeyan. 


Eatonsville—Weathershed.,. oe abs Ads perl ao ee eo 
Jamberoo—Weathershed and Repairs .. 5, Sh ORY a So 


Konorigan—New School Building oo ers ses / MO sy 


Mulligan’s Flat—Fencing and Gates... ay ASG 24s) Gp 


Tamban—New School Building ... toe met ses ONT SS ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tamban, Macksville, and West 
Kempsey. 


Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Westbrook, Adelong, and Tumut. 

Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Yetman, Warialda, and Inverell. 


Westbrook—New Verandah and Repairs sea eel gO at Ae, 


Yetman—New Teacher’s Residence he mela SN OAS, 4 ibd 





Border Road (Fresh)—New School Building ... | 1 August .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah. 

Nana Glen—New Teacher’s Residence .., bat Psa Daa BS ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Coff’s Harbour and Grafton. 

Redfern—Repairs to Tarpaving ... ve Sot Hse Ree wis ...| Department cf Education, Sydney. 

Grubben—New School Building ... ve ee aa heh og ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Grubben, Wagga Wagga, and Henty. 

Gulf Creek—Repairs, Painting, and Improvements ..,| 8 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Gulf Creek, Barraba, and Bingara. 

Morago—New School Building ... vee ese UBL te) ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Deniliquin and Hay. 

Sebastopol_Improvements and Repairs eon) | cosh PEO ligy »:| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Junee and Cootamundra. 
a 


19 Juty, 1918] © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 8 3487 








a Lae RS ie a cern me, 


Penns of Public Works, 
itr 4 Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLICwWORKS. M 
rpexens will -be received at this Office for the Public Works specified i in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO.0’ CLOCK 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowést or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 





R...T, BALL.» 
Desori ati of W ik | Supplies to be u i wh h Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
P 3 : oe a ag aona r et be General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks, 
Sen reset ved. may be seen. 





Building Works. 














Ereotion of Operating Block and Alterations | 29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
to the District Hospital, Braidwood. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Braid- 
wood ; and Supervising Engineer's 

Office, Goulburn. 





Erection of a New Isolation Block at the | 29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


District Hospital, Orange. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Orange ; 
and. Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Bathurst. 





Connecting up and Sewering, Police Ea oInes, 29 July, 1918 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders, 
Bathurst. ‘ 


ment, Sydney; _ and Supervising | 
Engineer’s Office, Bathurat. | 











National and Local Government Works. 


22 July, 1918 





Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Supply of Material and Construction of one 
Second-class ‘Timber Culvert at the Soldiers’ 
Settlement, Bankstown. 











Department of Public, Works, 
Sydney; 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC, WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS willbe received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. . 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a Meg, bias deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Rogilations 
thereunder. 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements ek he may effect in the shape of clearing.and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term, 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and f orm 
ef Tender may be,obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


ir: BALL. , 


























; » gens Date from which renders cldae 
Watering Place, T ae erie. Rond, pret the roca tbogd be gs, ae ander: 
ae. I. |p id dit 18 bashowasth. oO 

* Dungle Ridge Bore ... .| 640.0 0 | Angledool to Collarendabri + ...+.5 years | 1 Sept., 1918. ...; 19 Aug.,1918 
+Dolo Tank... Ace ...| 796 0 0 | Silverton to Wilcannia ... ait pba MOctirman.s ial 2 ep uratss 
Mossgiel Tank .., ae ..| 552 1 O | Booligal to Mossgiel Hy itca a veto Be - Vie: * 
Bunker Tank |... a | 640 (0 0 | Wilcannia to White Cliffs AMO AY ies Loe yes 55 Qhags f 
One Eye Tank ... BS. ...| 640 0 0 | Mount Hope to W illanthry sea in m A i 














bd The bore is under the oe of the Western Lands Commission, which will supply the lessee with 10,000 gallons of w ater daily for the use of the 
P.W-P., free of charge. + New water- lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed, 


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[187] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


19th July, 1918, 
PACKET LICENSE. 


THE following Return of a Pacner Licknsx, which has been issued from the Ist to 30th June, 1918, under the 
“Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 








Period of License. 
Name of Vesgel. Ciass No. Name of Licensee. Where trading. 
From | To 
BOK ct Valea ey RS Le BoNicin ee mera ] 
Benandra ...  ...,,) IIL | Basclain, Frank ... 2 Sydney to Twofold Bay | 15 July, 1918,,.) 14 July, 1919 





i 
— peter Sl gen hte linia ssi eon th andiaintensisenintenmmd fidence 








COLONIAL WINE LICENSES, 


THE following Return of Ootontan Wins Lioznxsss, which have been issued from the lst to 30th June, 1918, under the 
He Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 


ee 





Period of License. 
Name of Licensee, Situation of Premises. enon 


From | To 








Arsury Lacensina District. 
Frauenfelder, John Peter ... oj Albury 4. Pe. woe te ax) wl 6July, 1918 ...[ S July, 1919 


Batrina Licensixna Drereret. 
Warby, David H. ... See ..! Broadwater a ay See gv | SJduly, 1918 ..f 4duly, 1919 


Bega Licengine District. 
Hergenhan, Casper ... aes ve! Stony Creek, Bega 48 ase Ge | S3July, 1918 ...f 2 July, 1919 


Brispanzk Water Licensine Disrricr. 


Jaques, Alfred 8. noe ... Ourimbah ,.. ass Ay Pe ve we) Sduly, 1918 ...[ 4 July, 1919 
Coxowa Licrensina District, 

Arnold, Jane ... ee 0 ...| Sanger-street, Corowa  ... a a | Iduly, 1918 ,,,! 30 June, 1919 
Forsrs Licznsine District. 

Grinsted, Edward J. oe »..{ Lachlan-street, Forbes e ave Ai »{ SJuly, 1918 ..., 7July, 1919 

Spencer, Richard R..,, ane ...| Sherriff-street, Forbes... AY. wee seal oie F ¥| [1 %5,; 4 


Govr.surn Licensinea Drisraict. 
..! Goulburn ... 3 nee rey ay we IJduly, 1918 ,,.{ 30 June, 1919 


Grarrox Licenstne Disrricr. 
..| Wongabri Creek, Cangai-road _.., =a «.{ 10July, 1918 ...f 9July, 1919 


Gutaone Licensing DistRict, 


Hunt, Lee de Vere ... 


Lellback, Jacob A. ooo eee 


Roth, Lowis R. A. a ab .»| Canadian ... ee One me soe | VJuly, 1918 ...f 6July, 1919 
INVERELL Licensina District. 

Larkins, Margaret... ays ...| Bundarra ... att 54 te | 1lJuly, 1918 ...! 30 June, 1919 

Moore, Michael ne wi} Inverell... ee eH ee Se Ay boat Hoole a 2 As 4 hg ry 

Skippen, Raymond W. Bik. w) Gilgai aN acs eee oh Rhee) podeene LUaii ss . val) Od OLY is 


JeRILDERIE LrceNsina DistErcr. 


Tocumwal 4. ats dee =a ave ..( 17 daly, 1918 ...{ 16 July, 1919 
Jerilderie ... ae uy Sra Ay a be ee 5 vy Appl Barry ES 


Liverroon Licensina DistRIct. 
Foreman, Jouun Aes Ae ...| Liverpool ... i368 are Bp Ki «| 18 July, 1918 .,.| 17 July, 1919 
Macrgeay River Licensina District. 
Marshall, James v0 eee e.| Smith-street, Kempsey... BS * «| 22 July, 1918 .:,{.21 July, 1919 
Martrtanp Licrnsina DisTRicrt. 


Babington, Edward A. v0 
Cox, Albert E. Apt ove 




















Allen, Sarah Ann... hip .| Eilaiong ... # Fleg, wt Teee hs ...| LJuly, 1918 ...{ 830 June, 1919 
Bridge, Valentine ait bd, .| Elialong ... tee + a F088 Of, AA 2July,” y 
Veitch, William Y. aa .».| Harper’s Hill, Greta ie oe sd cues wie, a ahs o 
METROPOLITAN Licensine@ J)IsTRICT. 
Ashby, Robert,-T. ... ces .. | 62 Foveaux-street, Sydney... is * ..| 15 July, 1918 ...) 14 duly, 1919 
Anderson, Thomas C. ee ...| 275 King-street, Newtown tee see aslb id hen 5 ..| 830 June, ,, 
Bright, William... ay ...| 1 Cleveland-street, Darlington ... see LT aes - sdelip LO duly, o's 
Cooper, Augustus John A. ... ...| Doncaster-avenue and Ascot: street, Keusington, 72. aa > coe 35 
Fiorelli, Matteo ae dee ...| 242 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ... a Jee “4 «../ 80 June, _,, 
Hammond, Frank ... eee ...| 202 Military-road, Neutral Bay . | LL os ” se LO uly. i is 
Hodgkinson, James 8. ac 242 Oxford-street, Paddington ... ror ses ELED Esp i ...| 30 June, ,, 
Johnston, Sidney... ae .| Eastern-avenue and Ascot-street, Kensington ...; 2% ,, » ..| 23 duly, , 
Stones, William Henry “te Beach and Bream streets, Coogee a sboSBn hy » eg 1 ies F 
Movperr Licensina DistErcrt. 
Noonan, Jane... ose ay Pardes 5 oe aa July, 1918 ...{ 11 July, 1919 
Orth, Alexander B. sac P Cansilin: road, Mudgee wee sae os P A ...| 30 June, _,, 
Roth, William wale ave | Market-street, Mudgee ... a Ay 12 > * oe AE Jalype 3 
Os cuwdttateee AnD MERTON Lichesin D1stTRI0T. 
Purvis, Thomaz James oe ...| Woburn, Hollydeen ad ded «| 1lJuly, 1918 ...! 80 June, 1919 
NARRABRI LICENSING Praaids, 


Morrish, John we ve ei Tronbarks, Narrabri ss We oo oH 1July, 1918 in| 80 June, 1919 


eR ES 5 AT RS Ee NE SRE 





ePrice cite. 





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COLONIAL WINE LICENSES—continued. 





Name of Licensee, Situation of Premises, | 


Neweastie Licensing District. 


Squirrell, Selina M. ... Os | 3 Markct-streot, Newcastle ans ec mieldtlywy1918 .,..) 30 June, 1919 
Parwamatta Licensine Disrrict. 

Hylail, Tloms a, ine .! Chuvcl -street, Parramatta ee a ve Gwaly, 1918 ....) 5 duly, 1949 
(JUIRINDI Licensina@ DistRIctT. 

Burden, James ous vee eo} Quipolly ... fue 13 fei ae wf Iduly, 1918 ...; 30 June, 1919 
Sincietoy Licensine District. 

Crowley, Margaret ... ee ral BelforIo oe ae ae Ep =e | 22 July, 1918 ...! 21 duly, 1619 

Wolfgang, Williem ... be ew) Ravenswor sh aCe it ee alee Anal eeers ‘ von] & 55 ” 


Tamworth LICENSING District. 


Brazel Amy Temperance .,,, Nanzala ... a sar on ..| 10 July, 1918 ..| 9July, 1919 
Young, Francis T. ... 506 a Peel. itreet, Tanwoith ... a ste a 1 is wes| 16, A 
Urata Licensina District. 
Sain, William H... os .«| Rocky Gully, Bendemeer... sei ig | 29 July, 1918 ,,.,| 23 duly, 1919 
WEeELuineton Licrnxsina Disrricr, 
Bracken, Bridget... nae | Wellbang, Wellington ... An Se | ll July, 1918 ...) 10 July, 1919 
{| 
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SPIRIT MERCHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Srrz1r Mezonants’ Liok&szs, which have been issuod from the Ist to 30th Juno, 1918, 
uader the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 








PUEDE I RE TR ET 























Parke, Alfred Leong... aus a 301 Lane Cove- road, Crow’s Nest, ‘North ‘Sydney 2ia > 


Smith, Lewis D, tee Primrose Buildings, "935 George- -atreet, Sydney.) 30 July, ,, 29 July, i 


| Period of License. 
Name of Licensee. Bituation of Premises. See =| sacs naa OOGRNAE, Seale 
| From | To 
BREWAERRINA LICENSING DIsrRict. 
Martin and Johnson, Limited ...| Bathurst-street, Brewarrina vile ye .| 18 June, 1918 ,,.{ 17 June, 1919 
Broxen Hitt Licensine District. 
Shelley, John Augustine Moore ..,| Morgan-street, West Broken Hill al ». 5June, 1918 ,,., 4June, 1919 
GouLsuRN Licensina Disrricr. 
Hunt, Lee de Vere we eee ...| Auburn-street, Goulburn... 5 mt ..| 18 June, 1918 .. | 12 June, 1919 
MerTroroLitan Liognsina District. 
Dewar, and Sons (Ltd.), John .| 58 and 55 Liverpool-street, Sydney a wv}. July, 1918 _,..{ 30 June, 1919 
May, William Francis ats aa 40 Pitt-street, Sydney ... 22 June, ,, nei} SR ess sy 
Fea 260 
j 








White, Patrick T. ... ee | No. 6, Corso, Manly nes Sate ae on LaCUne, 9 - 12 June, 
NewoastLe Licensing Disrricr. 
Squirrell, Selina M. ... ore «| Market-street, Newcastle.,, ata sbi | 8SJuly, 1918 ...j 2July, 1019 
Parramatta Licensrne Disteict. 
Hyland, Thomas... oo ..| Church-street, Parramatta oad vee .{ 15 July, 1918 | 14 July, 1919 
—- ee a btheide nos.) 00 | odith « aaa ronal 





BILLIARD LICENSE. 


THE following Return of a Bruu1aBp Licensz, which has been issued from the lat to 30th June, 1918, under the “ Billiards 
and ‘Bagatelle Act, 1902,” and which expires,on the 31st December, 1918, is Mba Sno for general iniormation :— 








Name of Licensee. | Situation and Sign of House, | Nature of License, 


a NS A 


Robinson, Robert G. act ods ae o-.| Jamesrstreet, Hamilton ... 133 oe | Billiard. 











AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 
THE following Return of AvcotiongERs’ LiognsEs, which have been issued from lst to 30th June, 1918, upon Certificates 
granted at Special Meetings, under the “ Auctioneers Licensing Act, 1898,” and which expire on the 31st December, 1918, is 
published for general information :— 


ee 











Name of Licensee. District. | ea be Name of Licensee, District, mature at 
McCarthy, John H.... «| Armidale .., .».| District. Hurt, Daniel ... aa ...| Newtown ... | General, 
Harris, Percy A. E. ... «.| Cooma... se do McWilliam, Hector R. ...| North Sydney... do 
Etheridge, William H. +es| Gunnedah.., ne do Tate, Robert . ie do abd do 
Goord, Douglas W. ... eae do Ah do Woodberry, Ernest iv ‘| do “8 do 
Butterworth, George D. _...| Hay soe oe do McLachlan, Eric H. . «| Orange... Districts 
Cory, Richard Gilbert -..| Inverell ... oe do Goodenough, Ernest R. ...| Richmond River .. do 
Peach, Henry F. A.... ...| Kogarah §... ...| General. Griffiths, Henry J. ... x, do 4% do 
Kelly, John ... ase voe| Moama ... | District, Sonter, Henry C. ,,. ...| Ryde se she do 
Thomas, Edward »..| Mudgee ... rH do Wiley, Lindsay C. .,. | Sydney as »..| General. 


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NEW SOU'?H WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 





TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LIC) ENSBS. i 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of ToBacco, Cre ans, and O1GARETTI!8, which have been issued at the Treasury 
from the lst to 50th J ape, 1918, under the “Tobacco Act of 1884,” is published for g eneral information :— 





Name of Licensee. 


Situation and Sign of Premises, 





From Te 
1918 1979. 
Anderson, Thomas noe ...| ‘ Crown Hotel,” Regent-street, Sydney’... o 26 June 25 June, 
Arey, Robert : 179 George- street, Sydney... asa LOO, 15 Ps 
Armstrong, William ** Butchers’ Arms Hotel, 4 Harris-street; Sydney 28)4)3 27 19 
Arthur, Thomas “ Australian Hotel,” Market and Kent streets, Sydney 30 July 29 July 
Ashby, Robert T. ... ae 62 Foveaux-street, Sydney A 11 June 10 June, 
Athey, Sidney G.. ase ...| “Hotel Gordon,” ‘Castlereagh- “street, Sydney. ite Loa 18 #3 
Avery, William BE. 28 Argyle-street, Sydney ¥e 22 zl; 
Banks, James, and Ferguson, 17a Pitt-street, Sydney un, Bcd bat 468 28 (C, 20; 
Percy C., trading as Banks and 
Ferguson. ; 
Barden, Melbourne F. ... ...| Crystal Palace, George- street, Sydney aac soe SRE or Bui ss 
Barry, William ..| 67 Abercrombié: street, Sydney 26 25, 
Barry, James P. ae “ Lansdowne Hotel,’ George- -street West, Sydney... ...| 29 July 28 July. 
Bateman, John... aul ...| “ Bateman’s Hotel,” 432 and 484 George- -street, tiydney ...| 80 June 29 June, 
Baxter, Henry J. ... se .-| Municipal Markets, Engine-street, Sydney ... AO) As IG 5 
Belfield, John B. ... “Royal Exchange Hotel,” King and George ‘strosts, 1 July 30 
Sydne 
Bennett, Fred. W.R. 3 Deer Hotel,” Liverpool-street, Sydney vyee «| 30 June Boe 
Berge, Paul a ...| 490 Harris-street, Ultimo ae ee +, 21 sie 2D. 
Blanchfield,. Edward se ie] “Domain Hotel,” Sir John Young’s crescent, Lower Li 10 is 
Domain, Sydney. 
Blanchard, Maggie ..| “ Victoria Royal Hotel, ” Francis-street, mageey. owe pecfell rms, LL. -% 
Bourke, Margaret E. ee ..| 399 Riley-street, Sydney sa eb see seh 17s Hk, ea 
Bovis, Harry me ae ..| 197 Riley-street; Surry Hills «. vy Pa 7qe.. cadlk BB sy 5 Z4Qh 
Bradford, Thomas F, __... «| 2 Leichhardt- street, Sydney. ... eee vee PMs [26 se. 
Bramley, William J. ce ..| “ Bristol Arms Hotel, ” Harris-street, ‘Ultitno eee 21 May ».| 20 May. 
Brennan, James a 463 Riley-street, Sydney He rece sf FO cue .| 9 June 
Brocker, Henry |... Ee “ Great Western Hotel,” George- eine West, syanay- anak (aes ite 
Brogan, John és “Albion Hotel,” George- -street. West, Sydney ee aac Let U1 ing 
Brown, Gertrude ... 835 Sussex- street, Sydney .. aes 4 A 26 3 
Brudell, Michael ... 38 Francis-street, Ultimo ae oe ee 20 » i 
Brttton, William ... bas 24 King-street, Sydney. vis s8 36 TAR iNo Oy 
Bullock, William ... ies 77 Kitzroy- ‘street, Surry Hils. ase ae a ee River 18 
Burke, Andrew © .., : ...| “ Rawson Hotel,’’ George- -street, Syaney! rescuibbs500 woh 2 July ay July. 
Butt, Margaret... ...| 34 Oxford-street, Sydney ie asp ah 30h ...| 18 June 17 June 
Butcher, Mary (Mrs.) ...| 100 Hunter-street, Sydney: ... vas eae cee PALES 20,5, 
Campbell, ‘Thomas feta ...| 143 George-street West, Sydney ot vA $é vefie O OFF 8° ; 
Carlson, Sarah _,.. 50° ...| 511 Bourke-street, Sydney be one se soci! Sons nae nse 
Casimaty, Peter... 235 Pitt-street. Sydney... ae aol CPA oe ae 
Chapman, Albert H. jer ...| “Kensington Hotel,” Teen etn -street, Sian bie mek) abel 19! 
Cheeseman, Emily ine ves| 104 Buckingham-street, Sydney sre oe bee real Oss bE dias 
Clark, Edward 167 King-street, Sydney os aoe las 31 May 
Clayton, James C.... Oxford-street, Sydney ... 15 14 June 
Cochrane, Margaret A. “ Belmore Park Hotel,” Mary : and Reservoir ‘streets, Sydney 4J uly 3 July. 
Colley, George ©... 6 Hutchinson-street, Sydney Ae “ee AL ats 27 June 26 June 
Collier, Caroline 36 Experiment-street, Sydtiey... vor att beh 4 5 a 
Condon, James 44 Stanley-street, Sydney ik ve rare Og Sy 
Connor, Mary as 205 Devonshire- street, Sydney 538 po oer] Omns Gate 
Conway, Bydelia ... “ Vulcan Hotel,” ‘W attle- street, Ultimo ae 17. 55 1 tO) a 
Conway, James C..., 1 Bond-street, Sydney ia 22° Zle5; 
Copeland, Alex. J. 36 “Grand Central Hotel,” Elizabeth-street, Sydney... 6. 4; Buy 
Costa, Felix sae dnc 16 Grosvenor-street, Church Hill, Sydney sa 23 =, “| 22) 45 
Costello, Phillip ... its ...| © Home Rule Hotel,” Queen-street, ee Aes 16s 
Craig, Henry J. and _. Aitkin,| 654 George-street, Sydney me aes PA 20-3. 
William ; trading as Craig and 
Aitkin. , ' 

Croll, John... ome : | “The Pottery Hotel,” Riley-street, Sydney .. Sl ad et ees at es 
Curotta, Harry t Fs: ..| 206 George- ‘street, Sydney ee as eet TEAS, veep LOSS 
Davie, Henry T. ... re .../°Corner of Burton and Palmer streets, Sydney a 2.1280" Hy Balt FB 
Davies, Dora ea wee ...| Allison-street, Randwick ee aes is me eect ares sir 2p os 
Davis, Henry i ae .| 38 Carrington-street, Sydney ... coo | Anny SW ilsee 
Davis, Patrick  ... 0b ...| “The Army and Navy Hotel,” Bourke- street, " Sydney 4 HEE ee scala ace 
Davoren, Stephen T. ...| “ Hvening Star Hotel, Blizabeth- street, Sydney " ..| 30. ,, Sa EE as 
Denaro, Gregorio ae ...| 94 Market-street, Sydney peo wde eee hi wee Sol eee Bhdog 
Dewhurst and Reet: Ltd. ..{ 8 O’Conneli-street, Sydney ... ve vee acs: ves 25 July ..| 24 July. 
Divola, Giovanni ... : ...| 87 George-street West, Sydney vee ses oe -..| 16 June -| 15 June. 
Doling, Albert... 5 ...| 636 Harris-street, Ultimo “48 ; i a | 24, eels 
Doyle, Hubert W.... Rae ...| 258 Oxford-street, Sydney i pet, Lares rl LO” 3 
Duke, John Jd? «46 0 04. --.|“ White! Horse Hotel,” 381 Crown- street, Seslsenand ni 6 July ef 5 July. 
Durack, Thomasi-..) yi -..| ‘ Newmarket Hotel,’ Hlizabeth-street, Sydney A. .../ 28 June | 27 June. 
Edwards, Ellen... sie ...| 164 George-street North, Sydney... = co] DL June a] 3h May. 
Eileson, Frank W. ix ...| 645 Harris-street, Ultimo it ae vite Rec wl ea ..| 11 June. 
Ellison; Vincent EH. sha .-.| 858 Cleveland- street, Sydney ... i.| 29 sir 28i ty 
Elliston, Edward ... ses .... © Duke of Manchester Hotel,” William- atrect, Sydney i a. July ee 
Felstein, Abraham M. ... ...| Victorla-street, Darlinghurst .. ace ...| 18 June vor) hee 
Ferguson, Frederick lt ...| 140 Bowman-street, Pyrmont... BA. w Al Bodgh idee 
Ferrow, Henry... vs: #2 .| ‘*‘ Commercial Hotel,” Druitt add Puntex streets, Sydney .. KeacB) 5, «vnef GA Fors'd wih 
Fowler, Louis A. ... ait ...| 639 George- street, Sydney Br oge te vt 23), AN BBB ! 
Freebairn, William dea ...| “ King’s Hotel,” Pitt and King eh) Sydney ... $8) 26. woe} BOCAS tls 
Gaut, Richard... oy ..{ “Grand Hotel, ” 819 George-street, os iaphae aor »3/(ROL 5, wf 28 ,, etd 
Gehrig, Laurence P, ie | 431 Pitt- street; Sydney: ¥. ty tS ot SP aB 55 PAD byte 7 
Gilmartin, Hugh .., me ...| Carlton Café, Arden-street, Coogee »... spoil | eesti LCR Teh oc aft: GR BRIN 
Gittins, JohnG. ... wes 5 eel 34 George-street West, Sydney ae BPW) ed iho BL. 5, wot» Bees oy, wl 











[19 Juny, 1918. 








Period of License. 























19 Jouny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89x 
TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTRH LIOENS H8—tontinued, 
: Period of License. 
Name of Licensee, Situation and Sign of Premises. 
Be ‘ From To 
1918 1919. 
Godfrey, Harry ... ...| Corner Broadbent-street and Broad-road, Randwick ...| 28 June .| 27 June, 
Goldsmith, Charles Fe ** Royal Arms Hotel, 7 far and Devonshire streets, rages 1b. weed Eo gs 
Goldemith, Alice and Lily, ‘trading La Perouse Ke sot ads BAD S|) ea exe 
as G. i Goldsmith. 
Goulding, Charles... oe jvee| “ Kent Hotel,’’ corner Goulburn and Pitt at eotp, sihantae he ge Gonad 
Grant, Thomas ©... pis ...| 85 Sussex- street, Sydney bis bsp 16 ,, 1b » 
Grigg, Charles Hy re ee | 78 Stanley-street, Sydney et pe Bay, ote. niles Gy 
Gunther, M. (Mrs.) ...| The Kiosk, Céhtennial Park, Sydney... ie AP 21 PB thie De! 55 
Hackett, James... 4% ...| 10 Linden Court, Market-street, Sydney HA gee Gil 20 ys a7 4 
Haddrick, Arthur .. Ay .. | 66 Abercrombie- street, Sydney io Westend p CH fede] 4 oy 
Hailes, David | es aoe ...| 56 Devonshire-street, ‘Sydney ... aha eae Rss) Oo 24) 43, 
Hall, Robert eee wee v.| 159 Elizabeth-street, Sydney .. Hels Hew el LS. 17, 3} 
Hamilton, George... x ».| 44 Gurner-street, Paddington... ome Bl 10. y 
Hanlon, William ... | “ Cricketers’ Armes Hotel,” Fitzroy-street, Sydney .. test LO ys Bis 
Hardy, Thos. & Sons, Ltd. ...| Circular Quay, Sydaey... baa WMG ie 1D a5, 
Harrop, Florence L. = Sturt and Bunnerong roads, South Kensington Coy eee 18 95 
Hayser, Henry, & Randa, George, 29 Rowe-street, Sydney es 338 25 (Cy, 24 5, 
trading as Hayser and Rands. 
Hesse, Ernest G. z »».| Sturt-street, South Randwick ... AY ine ap Se Ls 16. 
Higginbotham, Ldtita eh ..| 69 Fitzroy-street, Sydney at tie ae eetec ter Ooi OC ss Bitsy 
Huddart, Henry J. : ..| 94 Gowrie-street, Newtown ... ‘eet son oat a1 18 5, VW ss 
Hunt, Sydney a sas ...| 519 George-street,Sydney ... ake dt an poet a Lomes 107; 
Hunt, William .., A .»..| 418 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... Ags te nee LO: sy] Slo: 
Jacobs, Ellis hee es ...| 95 Market-street, Sydney... sit 4 ae Se ped a ee vet LO, 53 
Johnson, Ernest. ... 2 .. | 182 York-street North, Sydney pa gl a 4 Sey sel Maaty 
Jones, David, Lid... .| Marlborough-street, Surry Hills oe A As oe1 19 5; sea] 18 fais 
Jones, John a ... «| Bunnerong-road, Kensington ... FP eta pe ae: 10° 3, eo] Diva 
Kain, Esthér J. ... Are -s».| Rodd Island Recreation Reserve Bae hay » | 28 May ..| 27 May. 
Kane, Annie hee ie ...| 59 Wilton-street, Surry Hills... ay Ee ABE «.-| 18 June ..| 17, June 
Kelly, Elizabeth ... ski | 208 Devonshire-street, Surry Hills .., ine as Waal 143 ves! 10 gave 
Knight, Jack ah 887 Crown-street, Sydney. ai ».| 4& July «| 8 July. 
Kum Young, Harry, of the firm| Corner Dixon and Little Hay streets, ‘Sydney » | 6 June 5 June 
of King, Young, & Co. 
Kwong Wir g Chong ...| 807 Castlereagh-street, Sydney Ree He lyre Yel 2Or. ss Seal) oe 
Lassetter & Uo., Ltd:, F.. ...| 403-405 George-street, Sydney it 3 he ose Me ZO) | 53 seal 24ig9 by 
Latona, Colisttatint .».| 27 Bent-street, Sydney, nae Ler aA seat Uh dante 3 Se st oe 
Lavalaye, Theophile ».| 25 Crown- street, Sydney |... ae aah Ue Red 2rn Bret OC aeie 
Lee, Charles P. .-.| 173 Pyrmont-street, Pyrmont... 48 Pe beh a ae Or sat] EBidiab 
Lester, Maud eal Oe Albion-street, Surry Hills... eh i 1S” 5 eet ie by ae 
Lilya, George A, ... 2g; .-| “ Bells Hotel,” Bourke: street, Woolloomooloo asd Ae ir aes SA Me: 
Littlejohn, George S. nee | 60 Margaret- -street, Sydney es 4 at Lo, cob DSi Gish 
Long, Frederick A. ee ..| ‘* Macquarie Hotel,” ‘Wentworth- -avenue, Sydney . 3 July | 2 duly 
Lopez, Joseph 72 Market-street, Sydney nee ee re 10 June | 9 June 
Lum Brew, of the firm of Wing 19 Campbell-street, ‘Sydney ... 4 ie Zi, seel  aatios 
War King & Co. 
Lynch, Thomas... is ee.| 24 Queen- street, Sydney PENG ieee ser] Soy Cie 
Lynch, Elizabeth A. deo .| “Ship Hotel,” Pitt and Alfred streets, Sydney 1 July soot BOL Lio 
Lyons, Leah 45 34 ...| Crown and Liverpool streets, Sydney... oe nie 23 June ...| 22. June. 
Lyons, Fredk. W... ae ...| 103 George-street West, Sydney eas ire Bis cs ee eh 
McAllister, Elizabeth ...| “ Crystal Palace Hotel,’ George-street, Sydney oe 30 July | 29 July. 
McDonald,'Catherine _ ... .| “ Langham Hotel,” York-street, Sydney... eon Se yl Oe ass ..| 30 June, 
Mc@overn, James. 4a ...| 0997 Harris-street, Ultimo a 16 June owed (tar! Bo. 108 
McKay, Gerald... a ...| Secretary, The Port Jackson Coal Workers’ Club, 211 Kent- 26, on:| SEND 
street, Sydney. : 
McKenna, Joseph P. aa eee lg Eustor Hotel,” 272 George-street, Pydaey NG Bt 2 es Br eh PS 
Macinante, Anthony E. ... | 781 George- -street, Sydney ... de io cee SON gy west SEs 
Mackay, Dorothy ,.. sae -..| 75 Sussex-street, Sydney wae nee | 26 ,, veel Spi bias 
Mackie, Mrs. EB. ... ...| Vaucluse Refreshment Rooms, Parsley Bay... we D5, veel bags 
Maelurcan, Hannah ot “ Wentworth Hotel,” Lang- -street, Sydney ... HE |b es pert Soin! ys 
Magull, Albert ie ..| “ Quarryman’s Arms Hotel,” Harris- street, Pyrmont oo| 25 ooef Dobie, af 
Manders, William T. 433 ...| Bunnerong-road, South Kensington Sc se cd): Salt July sort OO 55 
Marks, Adolph A.. Hs ...| 376 George-street, Sydney .. »| 5 June 4.05, 
Bo 4B en ...| Cigar Kiosk, Saddling Paddock, Randwick Haopoourse ee | ele: Pole ony so 
Do eee aes .| Padduck, Cigar Kiosk, Victoria Park Racecourse «| 28 July ...| 27 July. 
Do ae ...| Ledger Cigar Kiosk, Wandwiok Racecourse .. ..| 28 June ...| 27 June. 
Marsden, George E. sia ‘| “Coach and Horses Hotel,” Allison-road, Randwick 1 July. 30, 
Martin, James “ “Wynyard Hotel,” Clarence-street, Sydney ...| 15 June 14 ,, 
Martin, Caroline and Pateradn, 176 George- -stréet. West, Sydney H,43 8 am 5S et Ses 20. ,, 
Florence 
Mason, Arthur... ip ...| “ Gulgong Hotel,” Bourke-street, Sydney af Heo WR ee 6a; 
Matoerekis, Gregory ...| 196 Pitt-street, Sydney er rs ri 20 os 25» 
Meader, Robert’ .. ote »..| 614 Crown-street, Surry Hills He a yee Ls Llp ws 
Mendelson, Samuel M. ... ...|, Corner of King and Kent streets, Sydney 108 iy ASW: Leung 
Molloy, John sec a ...| ™ Greenhills Family Hotel,” Goulburn-street, , Sydney 1 26 5, woe |) BO 
Morgan, Cornelius... Es ...| 45 Hrskine-street, Sydney ig con Ay i 1 23 55 eee] Serer by 
Moyingham, Norah are | 56 Abercrombie-street, Sydney a ae a) | 29 4, 23. 
Neumann, Louisa ,., fe ...| 629 George-street, Sydney ae ay 14)» 18 ,, 
Nicholls, Ethel : ...| 74 Stanley-street, Syduey ais Ase sae 26 4; of 2any 
Nicholls, Charles ... ...| 66 Oxford-street, Sydney — 25 5 Pee ees ee 
Nicol, William... ..| 492 Bourke-street, Sydney... DBDs: iS IG Sea 
Nimmo, David .. ,.. ...| “ Princess of Wales Hotel,” Cooper--street. Sydney .. 28 4 secllh dames 
Nolan, Rose A. <., .| “ Victoria Park Hotel,” Myrtle- street, Sydney id ‘Laer ep fen  F 
Nolan, Stephen Jus... : “ Harp of Erin Hotel,” ead street, Sydney aaa 14 ,, PR IST! ies 
Novington, Margaret 427 Klizabeth-street, Sydney .. Ee wee 1k, reed al lef 
O'Keefe, John J. 12 Argyle-street, Sydney ose tee a S30 12275 








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3492 abe SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Juny, 1918. 


Pee ein ire 2 Se SE NE Ne re a eS ah a a il en eR A 


TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. | 








= ae =a 
ae re ne ne ers ne Se | 


| | Period of License. 
































Name of Licensee, | Situation and Sign of Premises. | — | Ke : 
1918. 1919. 
O'Sullivan, Denis ... | “ Oriterion Hotel,” Liverpool and Sussex streets, Sydney ,,.| 1 July .. 80 June. 
Paine, Guiseppe... ves ...| 86 William-street, Sydney —... oes ane sas | § date eel Se 
Papkin, Millie .,, ...| 23 Elizabeth- strect, Sydney ... ee | 10 9 
Partridge Agencies Ltd. «| No. 8, Third F loos, York Chambers, ‘Market-street, Sydnes 1 July; .. 80 
Passmore, Alfred H. ss .. | Corner Bourke and Phelps-street, Surr y Hills ib 6June .. GF a 
Peak, James W. .. se ...| “Smart’s Hotel,” Pitt-street, Sydney ne ee eel Oo ol an 
Peterson, John O.... de «| “ Court House Hotel, * Oxford: street, Sydney ae meet Led is vn) Th) 
Fower, Kate as fe ...| 875 Liverpool-street, Sydney Ai es ioe ei hi 9 i » 15 
Prowse, Claude .., eee +; 101 Shepherd- -street, Marrickville .., es seh OO ie wv Dy 
Puflett, Robert ... 0... ..| “ Mansion House Hotel,” George-street, Sydney ot ceta | oe] Log 
Quine, Edward J.... .| 31 Burton-street, Sydney are see ae sie wht 26 9 
Resch’s Limited ... ee ... Dowling-street, Sydney... Ai Wek eid daly seg a cw 
Roberts, Joseph E. see caeiiees Queen’ s Hotel,” Crown- street, Sydney : Ul ee aes, el U4 
Roberts, Charles J. nt e| © Roberts’ Hotel, ” George and Market street, "Sydney .. | 29 June. vos] Sy 
Rook, Millie + eee ..+| Soldiers’ Welcome, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney, lL ay. +0| 80 
Royall, William ..; ae ..+| 5403 George- “street, Sydney ... aa ...| 21 June | 20 5 
Russell, Herbert B. Ae «| “ Westralia Hotel,’ King-street, Sydney st met ie |G | as 
Russell, Geo. L. ... .. | “ Shelborne Hotel,” Market and Sussex-streets, Sydney mice of On 
Schubert, Zerline and Elsie,  .. | 855 George-street, Sydney... a Ris 48 ai lo = | 14° 5 
Shaffran, Harry! \.:: Ms -.| 2544 George-street, Sydney ... ask one 1 ni of # ae 
Shannon, Albert E. 5g ..-| 4 Elizabeth-street, Sydney... ws nae ae w--| Bd 9 24, 
Sharp, Muriel E. ... eas ...| 10 Argyle-street, Sydney ae ae ee 5a vee} 23 we BT oy 
Sheen, Florence... ae ..-| 40 Palmer-street, Sydney “A sec as A Be LD us i) TS, oe 
Shying, Arthur... ae .-.| 422 Pitt-street, Sydney... one Soe te ae peal LO Sag oh oaes 
Shying, John L. ... ....—«..| 458 Cleveland-street ... cA ane oe » Bon 
Simms, James __.. os ...| “Oxford Hotel,” Kivg-street. Sydney LOB oie | 10 ,, v| 9 op 
Simonsen, Carl F.V. 0. ..-| 94nd 96 Liverpool- -street, BYARD ir f, as ra itl ve| 16 95 
Simpson, Stanley ... on ...| 67 Oxford-street, Sydney a “i orl oe ig +t aos Se 
Skowronski, Stanley i: ...| 175 Avoca-street, Randwick .., fe ae aM eae DLs os ws] 1d 5 
Slattery, Linda ... ... .. | 2Gordon-street, Randwick  ... te sc eee Ae os o 15 in 
Smith, Percival ... sas eo| “Star Hotel,” Bounty- -street, East Sydney si <<a aR Pe RL «FO 
Smith. R. W. brs ss ...| Corner of Ultimo-road, and Quay streets, Sydney .. aah ae ys ele Lone 
Smith, George... ee ...| “ Quarryman’s Arms Hotel,” John-street, yan mi lO ys oe | Oxy ge 
Smith, Archibald ... 2) ..-| 81 and 83 Miller-street, Pyrmont fast OO 4g | 29 
Smyth, Philip  ... ase ...| “Rifleman’s Arms Hotel, aaa -street, Sydney .. ano] La Aes ve | 26 on 
Soldatos, Nicholas va; -» | 200 Elizabeth-street, Sydney .. ae Ang = EES wile 
Solomon, Alfred M. sae ...| 1738 Pitt-street, Sydney ee te bf, Ae =a) Ba | OL May. 
Solomon, Herman ie e| 108 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... noe sts Berd rl a0) oy ..., 25 June. 
Sterling, Fanny ... 306 1 158 William-street, Sydney ... Ba ace Hi eee Our yy weedy Oop 
Stewart, Robert ... AH ...| 2053 Devonshire-street, Sydney See as von eee LO! ys colt Sues 
Stones, William ... aM ...| Coogee Coffee Palace, Beach-street, Coogee . Ses Pr tpl li vel baa 
Stralow, Henry ... rei «| 135 ‘George- -street, Sydney ... oes abe as ta se | ebetoss 
Strickland, Mary T. oe .. | 55 Union-street, Pyrmont... va a8 bie, Rit Oo, ogth ty Mateee 
Stuart, Thomas... BAS ...| Belmore-road, Coogee ... Hes Nw nad ae ae LoY se 2 bi 18. 4 
Taylor, Walter G. ..| 7¢4 William-street, Sydney... at soe Rie wet Lt 5p |! 13 
Thompson, Mary A. aa ...; 26 Josephson-street, Moore Park was ac Si . | 14 September., | 13 September. 
Thompson, ‘Theodore M. ..| 168 Devonshive-street, Sydney nae sid ant . | 98June 8 dune. 
Tobin, Margaret, and Guilfoyle. 1 Randle-street, Sydney 20s anf ais AC ohh Ogee vo) ie 99 
Mary, trading as M. Tobin, 

Tonge, George... ...| Govett-street, Randwick 3 i a oie Meet Sao pee: ag apes 

Do eve ciate ait do B07 4a4 eee ws 4 ” ee ° » 
Tosh, Alexander .., soe ...| 664 Crown-street, Surry Hills.. ee ipieO 5, eae ae 
Triggs, Florence E. oo ...| “ Customs House Hotel,’ Macquarie. place, Sydney we eau oat Souths 
Usher, Arthur J. .. lve ...| “ Metropolitan Hotel,” 68 Castlereagh-street, Sydney | I1July sn is 
Vosileon, Ajapitos aes .s.| 32 Campbell-street, Sydney ... eh ah ag ...| 29 May .. | 23 May, 
Wagg, George’ ... oa .| “Fitzroy Hotel,” corner Dowling and Cathedral streets,| 13 November, | 12 Novemter. 

Sydney. ~ 
Walters, Henry ... he baal ne Prings of Wales Hotel,” 774 George-street, Sydney | 27 June | 26 June. 
Ward, Alice : Bt ..-| 27 Harwood- street, Pyrmont .. et ie daar Boa ales 
Watson, Walter H. Ree ...| “ Paragon Hotel,” "Alfred and Potts ‘streets, ‘Sydney ...| 1 July atpoULe ss 
Webb, Lily Ves eer re] London Tavern Hotel,’ Elizabeth and Albion streets} 11 June veel LOSE: 
| Sydney. | 

Wheeler, James... a0 ..| 181 Rapancistreet) Sydney ©... Sep bot oo Sede xp | 24 
White, John T. ae ...| 269 Pitt-street, Sydney rc as es ae ay (tn Oe PA led oaks 
Whitton, George .., ve «| “Sir George Grey Hotel,” Bay-street, Sydney ons se ae ell iia 
Wickerson, Sidney ae ...| 269 Bourke-street, Sydney ... aT 5a pe i eatlas pe |. 1 
Wilkinson, Annie... wee «| 168 Bulwarra-road, Ultimo ... Bi well ee. nes | 1 in 5 
Woods, Jeremiah ... as vs) © Q.C.E. Hotel,” Abercrombie- street, Sydney ay Re [hL2s 5, | I ecg. 
Young, George ... aoe at | 494 Bourke-street, Surry Hills Fir aa ame bei LL ass oe | LO ss 





_ AD sees ce 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trae, 





19 Juny, 1918.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 








SS EE! CODON 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED. 











Place where issued. | Name of Licensee. 
DvuRING 
Ashfield ..| Marchant, Charles EB. pee 
Brewarrina ,., ...| McDougall, Roland James .. 
Broken Hill ... ...| Gurewitz, Jacob... = 
Do . ...| Waterman, Edward aie 
Scarborough . HA ...| Mullins, Maurice 
0 ane «| Roach, Edward se 
Bulli... ay ...| Williams, Elizabeth 
Do ... ..| Gay, Ebenezer é ed 
Do ...| Gay, Matthew ee cas 
Helensburgh .. | Arnei!, John Lewis... Pe 
Burwood at .| Pike, Charles He ay: 


Canterbury... Hi gly Brien, Henry Edward 
Do .--| Pugsley, Charles A... 
Do aay +«| Feeney, Richard ( 
Do .| Sheridan, Thomas .,., ese 
Central Police, Court... Bannister, Eli 


ee 


Do ...| Cuttriss, Edgar 
Do ...| Chapman, Harry ... 
Do ..-| Cooper, Celia ae Le 
Do ...| Dillon, George ane ie 
Do .«| Davis, Rupert Walter ity 
Do ...| Fitz, Harry .. ae 
Do «| Foster, Henry Tsaac | 
Do ...| Hart, Albert Mayer Ne 
Do sald ack, George Andrew sas 
Do ...| Lipman, Israel ae ae 
Do ...| O’Keefee, William James ... 
Do .| Papps, Alexander .., wat 
Do ...| Panchen, Elvina ... ona 
Do ...| Ryan, Edmund ss 
Do ..| Russell, Louis aa aa 
Do ...| Spiegel, Henry ate Fr 
Do ...| Vaughan, Francis Henry ... 
Do ...| Bell, Albert Ernest... ace 
Do «| Bell, Edward John... ae 
Do .-| Cosse, Louis ... uae 
Do ...| Crimmins, James ane 
Do ..| Cooper, Celia seat 
Do .., Evers, Herbert 
Do ...| Emerson, Bertie James 
Do ..| Flegg, William John ri 
Do ..| Gildea, Hastings s 
Do «| Harper, Oliver - ove 
Do -..| Harriott, Frederick... SA 
Do .-| Jordan, Frederick .., BA 
Do «. | Jones, William Frank mee 
Do ...| Loughery, John _... ios 
Do ...| Morrissey, Henry George ... 
Do ...| McBurney, George Simpson 
Do .| O'Keefe, John Patrick ... 
Do «..| Prior, Sidney aS 
Do ...| Strehy, Edward Ernest 
Do .| Tatham, Arthur 
jpo e»-| Williams, Arthur eve 
Do +», Wilson, John 
Do veel Walsh, William ..., res 
Deniliquin 4. | Ashtoy, John aga oni 
Do : | Ashton, Henry Ae 
Do i .| Dundas, John a 


| Brown, Walter Howard . eh 
“3 Bullen, Austin E. ... ne 





Giebe .., e ...| Heat, William ea aA 
Do ... ee ...| Townsend, Emily 5 
Do .. ...| Kane, William ae 
Po ... ...| Law, Benjamin ore 6 
Do ,,, aa ...| Rathbone, Charles ... Mee 
Po .., eee .| Rowe, Sidney Loveday ; 
Docs 2 ..| Weir, John ... ; 
Do ws ee ...| Bunton, Arthur George : 
Bo wu. ass ...| Peté, Joho Phillip .. , 
Doxks. ss ..| Griffiths, Peawl Cie 
tBle Mace 3 ...| Budd, William ... as 
Do , saat Scruse, James sed é 
DG. see it | Whittle, James Wut 
Do ... oe ..-| Patis, Frank .,, 

Do ase aes ». Jenkins, Arthur Benedict ... 

De sy Be ..| Weir, John ... va 

Bo wy, pan ..-| Hodges, Albert Charles 

Do .. mr .... George, Thomas ... 

Po .. i .,, Bass, Albert .. y, 

GAS sic es es Eivbes George Samuel Victor 

Do .,, we vas| Marezan, Jpmes Felix 4. 

Do ... ey: .| Scruse, enry a ts 

Dot. op Mae uishop, Charles... ns 

Do a ig a yenix, Roy William vee 
Gosford eee Gorman, Arnold Alfred ee 


. "| 
commnnnimtiinetdiitii hela aii iia eae - 





3Ty" = (6: an iy emanate: 





tHe Monta oF Junz, 1918. 


...| 282 Liverpool-road, Ashfield 


.| 54 Forbes-street, Sydney 


..| Brewarrina .., 
...| 268 Argent-street, Broken Hilty, 
Todide and Blende eaNelhy Broken Hill 


Scarborough ... 


Coledaleé ie ¥, oe Be 
es do aes hs ie “ef 
...| Corrimal eee des to ben 
eee do eee eee ee 
..| Waterfall - 
...| Courland-street, Five ‘Dock... ar 


Hart’s-avenue, Belmore ay nee 
Cowper-street, Campsie _..., sey 
Lincoln-street, Campsie asd 
Canterbury-road, Lakemba ... 


..| 501a George-street, Sydney... cry 
...| 23 Imperial Arcade, Sydney see 
..| 552 Harris-street, Sydney ... oe 
| 396 Elizabeth-street, Surry Hills ... 
4 329 Riley-street, Sydney... 





224 Castlereagh-street, Sydney 
289 Crown-street, Sydney ae ; 
Markets, Hay-street, Sydney sed 
480 George-street, Sydney .. 

152 Strand Arcade, Sydney... 
Markets, Hay-street, Sydney 

4 Union-street, Pyrmont mae 
37-41 Charles-street, Sydney ape 
729 Bourke-street, Surry Hills... 
333A Pitt-street, Sydney .. oe 
1514 William-street, Sydney . 
68 William-street, Sydney ne ee 
Stall, Markets, Hay- street, Sydney... 
27 Mews-street. Ultimo .... 4 
600 Harris-street, Ultimo ... a 
69 Thompson-street, Sydney 450 
37 Lower Campbell street, Sydney 
396 Klizabeth-street, Sydney dss 
11 Pearl-street, Sydney aes ass 
70 Womerah-avenue, Darlinghurst 
Orange-strect, Randwick .., see 
65 Backland- atreet, Sydney... tes 
4 Denham-street, Darlinghurst 

9 Best-street, Sydney 

55 Marshall-street, Sydney .. 

427 Crown-street, 8 dney $6 coe 
149 Forbes-street, ydney ... a 
12 Fitzroy-street, Sydney ... He 





25 Berwick-lane, Sydney tec “er 
279 Bourke-street, Sydney ... ee 
293 Crown-street, ‘Sydney We ee 


.| 104 Cooper-street, Sydney ... 


128 Bathurst-street, Sydney 


eit Sophia-street, Sydney ... ih 
.| 285 Castlereagh- -atreet, sta <0 


«| Deniliquin... * 


oa do A die Bee on 

ee do ay 

..| Wingewarra- street, Dubbo | ah per 
do da 


1 167 Catherine-street, Leichhardt 
...| 03 Parramatta-road, Annandale 


..| 20 Pretoria-street, Leichhardt 


...| 29 Booth-street, Annandale a 
.| 53 Charles-atreet, Leichhardt 
.| 66 Junior-street, Leichhardt 

.| 4 Cecily-street, Leichhardt .., 
...| 3 John-street, ‘Leichhardt 


- 103 Balmain-road, Leichhardt a 


137 Glebe Point road, Glebe ive 
3, 5, 7, and 9 Bridge-road, Glebe .., 
211 Parrgmatta-rgad, Annandale ... 


20 Grove-street, Leichhardl F 
99 Balmain-road, Leichhardt ie 


...| 84 Darling-street, Glebe .., ibe 
..| 29 John-street, Leichhardt .. 

Irene Cottage, Milton-street, Leichhardt 
...| 64 New-street, Anngndale .,, 


89 Camphell-street, Glebe an 


.) 185 Marijon-street, Leichhardt Bi 
..:| 20 Pretoria-street, Leichhardt 


Foster-street, Leichhardt 


76% 





acetay: atzeet, aighhaydt ves 
sig “ilahaet 8 es 


, oe oon 


a re et ners 


Where Premises situated or Address. 





ee 
oe 


349% 


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Nature cf License, 





Second-hand cealey’s.. 
Collector's. 
Second-hand dealer's. 
Collector’s. 

do 


do 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer’s, 
Collector's, 
Second-hand dealer's. 


3494 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 








[19 Tory, 1918, 





SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 








Place where issued, 


Gosford ‘ 
Gulgong |... 
Do " 


Gunnedah’ .:, 
Kurri Kurfi’..: 
Do 
Do 
Lismore mee 
Manilla 
Mittagong 


Moss Vale .. 

Muswellbrook 
‘Do aes 

Newcastle *... 
Do 


Penrith 
Quirindi 
Tamworth 


Tenterfield 
Wagga Wagga 
Do 


Do 

Do 

Do 

De 

Do 
Wollongong ... ” 
Do pape 








Name of Licensee, 


Where Premises situated or Address. 








“Nature of License. 





Dunine THE Monta or JUNE, 1918—continued. 


.| Rodd, Savary Trebatha .. 
Murn, Albert John Thomas 


Hoult, George 


i Debney, Herbert Leslie 


Shepbard, Joseph me “oe 


James, Thomas 
Smith, Henry 


rs Knight, Charles Henry 
.| Sutherland, st James ... 


e 8 @ 
Cimetve 


-..) Gilewich, Zelmo ... 
...| Tones, Leslie John Worthy. 


Sargent, F rederick 
do 
Hobbs, Herbert Stanley 
do 
Stone, Edward William 


es do 
... | Angel; Oliver 


Kemp, Frederick 
do 


Thomas, Richard 


...| Hill, Sidney... 

.-s| Roach, Albert Hriieee 
sed Vickers, George ... 
Cunningham, Michael Charles 


Mi Lokovsky, Leo. ae 
...| McLean, Hugh no 


Bonnor, James 


1 Scott, Oliver Peters : 
...| Mead; Frederick Henry James 


Lilley, Alfred Thomas 


Hy Spratt, Frederick 
...| Thorne, Andrew 


Rigby, Benjamin .., 


|) Williams, Abraham 


Watkins, Oscar 


...| Watkins, Percy... 
...| Thorne, Edgar Nelson 
ved Teasdell, Walter Joseph 


wad Hone Saiuel 


Colquhoun, Hugh ... 


‘| -Aldis, Alfred 


...| Schreiber, Herman ... 





~~ 


....| Adame, Hdward Charles 
...| Looper, George Sylvenis 


Ballard, John Henry . 


Medlam, John 


...| ‘Davies, George Robert 
ood Bowman, Ernest Albert 
...| Rake, Charles E. 


Wenk; Wiliam HU 
Davis, Thomas 


i Zobel; Frederick 


Rake, Charles H. ... 


i Larkin, Edward 


Laughlin, Claude 
Coutie, Joseph 


eee 


..., Carpenter, William John ip 


a Thibault, Gustave James ... 
...| Woodbridge, Edward John 
<4 Hunt; Walter Alexander ... 


Herbert-street, ‘Gulgong 
do 





Gosford : he ea 


Conadilly-street, Gunnedah... 


...| Barton-street, Kurri Kurri , 

.| Weston otis Bis ae 
ce do ap HY 
...|-Dawson-street, Lismore 

...| Rowan- street, Manilla nee ve 
...| Braemar, near Mittagong .... o4¢ 
He do : Os 
...|. Main-street, Mittagong “ 
: de a 
fre do mee nae: 
ion do my ACR 
-.| Mosa Vale A He 
...| Sydney- street, Muswellbrook oo 
is do do ae 
eR: Chester-street, North Stockton 

180 Buli- atreet, Cook’s Hill... 
a 591 Hunter-st reet, Stockton 
..| Seott- street, Newcastle Fat ig 


...| 98 Bruce-street, Cook’s 
.| 181 Scott-street, Newcastle... fee 
a 8 4) Bruce-street, Cook’s Hill | ... 
...| Nymagee-street, "Hermidale... 

...| Spring-street, Orange East . 

...| Bathurst- road, Orange East | 


Regent- street, Adamstown ... 
Hill 


Railway- terrace, Orange Fast 
Manchester, Sheffield: street, Auburn 
Second- street, Wentworthville 


Ay sckovia-streety Granville ee 
Cooper-street, Granville — ... . 
...| Kendall-street, Clyde aby eee 


...|. Wictoria-street, Granville: 
.| Aird-street, Parramatta 
...| Hennell-street, Parramatta North . Ae 

.| 33 Auburn- road, Auburn 


Sydney-road, Granville... Bis 
de 


.--| 886 Church-street, Parramatta North 
Ash ea South-parade, Auburn ae 4% 


4, ai Marys fi 

Hie ivkess street, Quirindi 
...| White-street, Tamworth 
...| Peel-street, West Tamworth 


77 Church-street, Parramatta 


...| Dowell-lane, Tamworth 


.| Darling- street, Tamworth . Ses 
...| North-street, Tam worth 
..| Tenterfield : hie mae 
.| Traill-street, Wagga Wagga Hr: 


hh Fitzmaurice-street, Wagga Wagga... 
...| Lompson-street, Wagga Wagga 
...| Traill-street, Wagga Wagga 





Lake Albert, Wagea Wagga 


...| Fitzmaurice. street, Waggu » Wagga... 


...| Forsyth:street, ues Wangs 
.| Port Kembla . 


do ae ato 








Pisce. 








Bourke =e lan 
Braidwood ... Peis 
Casino aOR 
Cobar 


Condobolin ... Peas 
Dubbo uae is 
Glen Innes... ce 
Grafton ... 
Lismore 


Murrurundi 
Murwillumbah 
Muswellbrook 
Narrandera... 
Nyngan 

Parkes 

Queanbeyan 
Singleton ... see 


M 


DISTRIOT COURTS. 
NOTICEH iis hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 


snecified. 





Last date for 
entering Plaints, 


Se ean Be ee a, 
Sache taanb ee 6 Soe cerns 





Date of 
Registrar's Notice. 








When Court to he held. 

| Date. Hour 
» |. 22 Aug., 1918... 10 
S0.duly, ? ss 10 
: BAU! 10 
20} 5 55 = 10 
14 ” 2 
veel Septin ss... toe eale 
9 » tee 2.30 

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(a OU arg Rl 
2 ” ” P 10 
Lars. a 10 
Zoya 3, Ff 10 
fh 2a daly te. 10 
se) 23rAug.s/-©,; 3 
ve] 18 ” ” 10 
5 Tes » 10 
7» ” 10 








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do 
do 
Collector’s: 
do 
do 


do 
Second-hand dealer’ ‘a. 
Collector’s. . 
Second-hand dealer’ 8. 
Collector’s: 


..| Second-hand dealer’ 8. 


Collector's. 


do 
Second-hand Renal 


me Collector’ 8. 





.| Second-hand dealer’s. 


do - 
do 


Collector’s. 


.) $ 
Second-hand dealer’s, 
do 


do 
Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer's. 
do 


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do 


i Oollectary: 


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Collector’s. 
do -: 
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Registrar by whom notice given. 











3 Auz., 1918...) 4 July, 1918...] R. W. Kelly. 
TS July sys -s-| LE Sunes ,, ant ¥- Bebe Birathpiow: 
gy) cee| 2 May,” 55 seth s Qi ae anal. 
FROG tops) cs) 2 Sulee'. ot «esl ee Gene 
27 July, 13 Jane, ,, ...| H. H. Kelly 
24 Aug, ©, 12 July, 4» «| A. T. Cochrane, 
iy » _-«:| HH. Breakell, 
12 Tuly, Ppa lien ar Tune; » «| WAL May. 
ie: Tel SPR Hi tise: tne » | J. B. Gibson. 
yaa ic ae pi im i AR Swiney. 
GOON. aay) 8July, ,, ...| W. J. Forrest. 
12 Adg., 3, HON; Sat e McKay. : 
8 July, ,, 30 May, ,,...| HB. Harrison. 
6 Aug., 27 Jane, ,, | J. R. BR, Miles, Deputy. 
26 July, °,, 19) eel RS ee Browne. 
# ae » --| C.d.M. Hade. 
i 8 May, , ...| P. E. Eldershaw, 


19 Juny, 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3195 





QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. 
Pusricans, Barwess, Sririt Mercuants, &o. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applications 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spisit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 





When Court to be held. 





























Tlosnsing Distriot, Date of Notice from | ae a Oonvened by 
Date. Hour. 

Broken Hill... ne aa .. 11 June, 19°78 | 24Jduly, 1918 ...| 11 | IT. W. Cohen, C.L.C. 
Bavrowa ... ef oz he ae Se | eae ..| 10 | BR. G@. McKenzie, C.L.C. 
Cassilis ... ats er bic ..| 20 May, ,, Beil P48) ee i «| 10 | L. A. Bisley, A.C.P.S. 
Condobolin = nf cae is June, eek, ae, af 62) |. A Kelly, 0.10, 
Dungog ... tee tee ae ee eOle A | 23, ..| 10 | W.C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Grenfell ory eee ace eee Saat 8 ” ” ean 26 ” ” eee 19 H. J. Selfreys, C.L.C. 
Inverell ,., vind oa as | 28 May, ,, oalnlo 5, “ | 11 | J.S. Creagh, A.C.L.C 
Molong ... wae rr Me «| 6 dune, , saaliROAne® yy = Sule LOnerle Dard? Kenny, C.P.S. 
Nyngan ... sts Ses pepilenet Gia. ys 7 nin Pardee FS : 10 | J. R. RB. Miles, A.C.L.C. 
paler ie Terrace ae ae ee eee LLY as oO 5s B | 10 | EB. F. Stein, A-CP.S 
Quirindi .. wus oe ess vec.) O UNG," 5, be Pa - «.| 10 | S. Taylor, C.L.C. 
Feyistone, at te) 17 Bay. eae sae | 10 | W.S: Kelk, A.C.P.S. 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) ... ef HE TE s Sool Ee a son! ake ae ae Youdale, C.L.C. 
Tumbarumba ... 50 te ...| 14 June, _,, Ab | CO Nme He 10 | A.C. McDonald, C.L.C. 
Uralla .., aes awe Bae ase 22 4s a 41h 22st 55 FF 2°30 | I. Beavers, A.C.E PS. 
Wagga Wagga ... - 7 detec Fulyinis) Pae2G 1 yO), ..| 10 | J. Saunders, C.P.S 
Walcha ... ar our 380 ..| &June ,, Maeleze "55 F v| LE | HV. Gould) C.L.C 
White Cliffs... Sor Ai sah) LOWED ideaec OM. 3 3 cain LORA DEC: Goodsell, C.1.0. 








[351] : State Fisherics, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


fe Is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Tisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a 3‘atutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally kcown bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months, They must aiso be prepazed to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do sa, 

HE. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 














- | | ot f 
ee Applicant, Locality, Parish, County. Foreshore Aaa 
PanBouLa River. Yards. 
9330 | John Gocdsell .,| Yowaka River, about €0 yards northerly from Panbula ...) Aucklend,..{ 3800 | 10 years. 
oyster lease No, 5,770. | | | 


WALLAGA Lake, 


a Albert Wills ...{ At the north-west end of oyster leaso No. 9,525! Bermaguce | Dampier ,,,! 1,009 | 10 years, 
} (Returned Soldier’s Holding “ H.’’) "| } | 


GrorGzs River. 


§533# Ernest Windy bank) Woronora River, about 46 yards northerly from, Sutherland... Cumbe:land) 400 yds. 15 years, 














| the north- cwest corner of portion No. 60. | In 2 sec- | 
tions. 
9835 | John Owen ... Oyster Bay, lying between oyster leases Nos. do ‘2 do Fis 200 yds.| Loe 
| 4,008 and 4,004, and excluding wharf, baths, &c. in 2 sec-| 
| tions. 
9837*| Cyril Taylor Bond Lying between oyster leazes Nos. 4,239 and €,851| St. Goorge.. do at ava it 
| J ' €0O yas 
Hawkessury Rivee, Yards. 
9834 | Sydney Cole, jun .., | About 480 yards northerly from oyster lease No.| Cowan ,,., Northum- | 700 | 15 years, 
4 | 6,941, section 3. | berland. 
WarEnco Lake. 
200 | 10 rears, 


lease No. 4,401. | 


9836 | Albert Htinter ...| Wapengo Creck at the south-east corner of ie Waupengo ..| Dampier s. 
| 








tt pi a 














a 





* Applitations Nos. 9,832, 9,883 atid 9,837, are subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Moldings, 


No, 89, 19 Jury, 1918, —3. 


3496. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVER MENT GAZETTE; No9~ 5 sf b9 Jury, 1918." 








[352] plore yg 1Q Btate Fisheries, 
5 ada i 7 Obief Seoretary’s Department, 
T Sydney, drd July, 1918. 
‘NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER, CULTURE LEASES, oyiy ydored «| MOTION 


1 is ree notified, for general information, that, leases for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the lands specified, in the, annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. — a 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Aebs and the Recutations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the liconse (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtwined by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Repariment, upon Baie ey 
hati gree veoh 


ae ee - 














SCHEDULE. . GEORGE W. FULLER. 
Registered : fy Sitaation and extent of. Term: | . : H asvortl 
No. of ee pe; | Name and Address of Lessee. area leased of a __ Bemarke,» » 
Papers. i ; and Pian Cat. No. Lease. ‘ ‘fieea’) 
i | wi, ; : . e { ¢ 
' Fisheries ‘ ; £, 8.5 
1918-9678-| 9678* Inferior) Samuel Fitapatrick | Nowra .. .-| Tuross Lake, frontage 274 yards.| 5years| L 8 0 ‘Under section 12 (328), “« Fisheries 
4164, | lands, | Plan Cat. No. 'f. 125 76. from (Amendment) Act, ., 1910” 
| 3-7s18. ‘| (Fisheries Act, 1902). — 
1918-9680-| 9680* DO... do a6 do Re -.| Tugoss Lake,. franiace 171i yards.| do ..| 018 0 do do! 
4165. Plan Cat. No. T. 11- 76. ‘ pany V 
1918-9688-| 9688* | Do ..| Joseph Muswellbrook} Hurstville ..| Worenora River (George’s Riyer),| do ..| 911 0 do. do. 
4166, | | Hogge Malby. frontage 1,910} yards. Plan “i icy : ny a 
| ie Cat. No. G. 105-47. a5 ‘ vee Lipset 
arittal 




















SpuoraL Conpirions, PROVISIONS, EXxcePrions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATION 78. ) . fy ae es 
No oysters may be removed from any of the above areas during the firat year of the term of the license (or permit). If any lease 
be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to re-debermination: of rental. - during the ninth or any: later ytd for a 
further (third) term of five years. 


*Oyster Leases Nos. 9578, 958%, and 9688 are granted subject to the special condition that notwithstanding 't the rentals Bait com- 
mene from the date of approval of granting the leases, their payment shall he deferred over the first three years of the first five years’ term 
of the leases, and such payment proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of their further terms, and also that the leases 
shall not be sold or transferred to any persons other than approved returned soldiers. 


) 





[353]. |, iid tat wo) State FisheFiea.)) ee leca i 2) T fT 
j Chief Secretary’ 8 yeaa 
Sydney, 8rd July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. i ee 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. YSUL 108 : 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, 8 to the 2 conditions, provisions, exceptions 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’ s Department, upon application, © C 


GEORGE W. hiiuare 















































SoHEDULE. s 
Registered Sal Situation and extent Term 
No. of ae Ces | Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased, * of Aaniad Remarks, 
Papers. Melb) and Plan Cat. No. Lease. ; , eas" 
| ; 
Fisheries. £ os. d. 
1¥18-9648-| 9648 |Average Boris Cherniayeff .. -.| Stuart’s Point..| Macleay River, frontage 200 yards.|15 years) 2 0 0 | Under section, 12 (33), * Fisheries 
4168,. lands. Plan Cat. No. M. 22-25, from (Amendment). Act, 1910” 
3-7-18. (Fisheries Act 1902). 
1918-9639-| 9689* | Do ..| Joseph Mussellbrook Hogge} Hurstville ..| George’s River,tfrontage 350 yards.| do ..| 310 0 do * do 
4169, | Malby. Plan Cat. No, G. 97-47. 
1918-9708-| 9708 Do ..| David Corstorphine.. --| Tuncurry ..| Wallis Lake, frontage 863 yards.) do ..| 018 0 do do 
4167. Plan Cat. No. W. 148-33. i iN Gust &- : 
1918-9736 | 9736f | Do ..| Edward James Robert Wal-| Bellingen ..| Bellinger River, length 500 yards,| 3 years} 5 5 0 do’ ; do 
4159. _ter Raymond, i Plan Gat. No. B.61-21. from "| j 
3-7-18. 
Sproat Conpirions, PROVISIONS, EXcEPTrons, CoVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. aid 


*Oyster Lease Nos. 9689 is granted subject to the epecial condition that payment of rental thereon be deferred over the first three 
years of ihe term of the lease, anu its payment be proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of the fifteen eee term of 
the lease, and also that the lease. may not be sold.or transferred. to any person other than an approved.returned soldier? | 


tOyster lease No. 9736 is granted and held, subject to the following special conditions :— 


mee) The stones in the training-wall are not to be removed, disturbed, or injured in any way,,and only shellfish on,the outside of 
the exterior stones shall be removed. 


(2) Should the District Engineer of the Pablie Works Department consider that the stability of the training wall in the leased 
aren, has bern impaired in any way by the Jessee, he shall direct the local Inspector of meperios to order the immediate 
furfeiture of the lease, as well as any rent which may have been paid in advance..; , . slo") rani 


(3) The leased area is'to be properly marked.on the wall at each end by notice-boards erected at the expense of the lessee. 


(+) Should it be found necessary to add or take away stones from the leased area of wall for public purposes, notice of one month 
will be given the lessee, but no compensation is to be paid for such interference with his lease other, than a reduction, of, rental. 


(5) Should it be found necessary to dredge near or deposit dredgings on or in the vicinity of the leased area, no compensation 
wiil be paid for any mjury caused “thereby, other than a remission of such proportion of the rental | as may be deemed 
equitable by the Minister. 








19 Juny,1918,] NEW, SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT) GAZETTE,-No. 89. an 


ines: Dep ariment | 4 Hdtices, 


rat} Sosa uiTev ors Ny ‘TOMALES, Noise ' Deprtin ot Mines, (UIGT eu gek 
qbebrrord anol all bus A uninill rat ) someon aowe (ang ‘Sydney,10th July, 1918, 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN'CONNECTION 'Wi?H:? 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES ; maha TO WHOM IT MAY COROSEN, 


NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT soit ra 7 rains 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hhecitire Council, has bee of “the grant “OF ‘Teiade of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 












Application No. Locality. 
























oclisant. . Portion, Date of 
a Departmental. | Loeal. iy No. : County. | Parish, Application. 
Ciei 4 Of d Ge Sante ate ‘ } ; ™ 4 — 3 +m 5 ee 
hee BR lis "FOR GOLD-MINING LEAsHS.“"! 1S 
1 f1918-5,008 5: 6,005 L. Bey a rp 
Wolumla 16*/ 18 | John Walsh.. ...| GL), 15, Auckland... ... | Wolumla... | 1 8 4; 4May, 1918 
pdclong _ 98 | 162 John Alfred George ples Wynyard... ...| Calafat ... {2 0 0) 21 Mar, ,, 
0 » Chandlér. DALY iu Moll W bets seoross aa | 4 al tno we Pf 
Ronmanhare 131 | 231 Colin Campbell,| , 76] Drake... ...| Churchill... 5 0 0 W Dec., 1917 
Thomas Campbell, 
it «At sate ‘ahd Otho! Leslie 
Everingham. 
Gulgong 52t| 83 | Johan Ludvig Hasen-| , 13 | Phillip... ...| Guntawang | 10 0 O|] S8July, 1916 
kam. 
Ae FOR MINERAL LEASES. ry a ee 
@s0ao.. benuwdasmns “4 1918- 5, 11703 8,085 5,010 L. 8.” 108 rapa tt. : sei se 3 a4 ct 
Narrabri - 25 |. -34..; Charles Richards. and) ML *y Pottinger... —... Bogabri. aR A yA 0 (ib afer, i9i8 





- Stanley Hack, <i}. nsoidwld Wh 
Enifiavillé “278 | 347° | Chandler Edzecombe| 5, 24) Gough} ..< ...] Arvid’ U3) 5 q, 0 (2 ieee 
Wiles sete eats Nh ae ee 8 a ee ens nc 
“ 279 | 348 | Alfred John Trevi- 
thick. 
Rylstone 23t; 105 | New South Wales apa 
; Cement, Lime, and 


6. cue apr ar OO oe mee 0 10 April a 


M-AIOD A HOG 


, “ete " eee iat eee ... 640 O 0 | 15 Sept., 1917 





#iet flicgA 3d | O] 8 3] °...Coal Computy, td. en See ae ih okt sisgar OL! a edinao.) 
Kempsey 35 | 43 | Henry George Mad-| , 7 Raleigh Bas % Watrell 7, bas.) 20 0 0} 24 , A: 
: rick. . breve 1, i 
3 36 | 44 | John Isaac Pereira,), 8 J. AQ... ome oy pes C6). 9 ..| 10 0 O]| 30Oct., ,, 
John Toulor, -P** #4 sochiemneiallinaeli lah 
Robert McKay, and ey pn 
a nine (Co Angus McKay. Totes see! Ge, ese a ete ae 
SiS, «od 0 37+ 46 | Reginald James ¥in-) , {t's Dudley 2% ,..| Hickey L860 22) 20°10 | 0} 29 -Ajprik 1028 
» cent. ; 
Bathurst 10 | 130.) Percy Agar Hansard..| en 21 | Roxburgh ...| Yetholme | 20 0 OO] 19 Mar, ,, 
Broke Hill’ 243*| * 257 | Alexander Marshall...) m~193 | Yancowinna ...| Alma and Soudan} 60 O O/| 30June, 1917 
wok Ger 240*| 254 | Allan Wiseman Mar-| ,, 194 do ...| Alma 60 0 0; 30 ,, * 
shall. did 
331 | 345 | George Hall... wctiie ele do ...| Stephen ... ...| 40 0;|} &Dec., 4, 
Neweastle oe 170 ve an Maria Mere-| 338 Northumberland...) Kahibah ... ., (287 OUEALe.,. _ 


1p 1! wether, Edward 
Alworth Mitchell 
Merewether, and 
William David Mit- 
chell Merewether. |. 


of {ex-: ce a iy ; 


es 
ee 











wi g. 








* As modified. } Part of surface reserved. } Whole of surface reserved, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mien 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for, Leases of. Oxomm Lands. baqyriy 0) % 























Application No. Portion Locality. Date of 
Applicant. _ i SPT CE RTE : Area, aa 
Departmental. | Local. Wer County. | Parish. Applicetion. 








gol hii ié be GOS T6iu > th iz ‘i FOR A GOLD-MINING . LEASE, ... ult A 
as 10" ° desai? Jaas LTH i} » ‘ rode! cu o aie an a L.B.] on me ie Be Ree Pers: bataT ae) 
Taree” eee tae ( Georg e “Wall: rue Ppne “i Glouvester ii Pa te sd Loe ‘0 0 pee ‘Shp ‘ “t9t7 
at td bie f ~ 4) Albert Wells. oe PY NOR ee {abouty. t od sed 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. oe a ates 
i pion _.. [1918-5,171; 5,174; 5,172 L.B.] ell CINK: 
Broken Hill 337 ; 351 Richard Henry, Ruby,| Mt 35 | Yancowinna’ .., Albert... “ 40 0 ,13,Mar, 1918 
RGD te 2) vj 40 | 48) | \ William = Charles} ...... Georgiana —....|_ Gillindich | 10° 0 -0| 17 Oct., 1917 
+ age ¥ p Hasdown and e 990.3 fainsartenwl 
Donald. 
2 Thomas Evans. : sea Be 
Broken Hill 298 | 312 | Ernest Henry Howse.’ ..... . | Yancowinna ...| Bolaira... Bee, 40), ONO, AS Aone. 
BiGl eM eso wv 2 FOR A MINING: PU Rese: LEARES RAGE tadtelhr& 
(1918-5,068 L.Bi] © A hae tes(goetd 
Gunnedah 2{ 21 | The Gunnedah Col- | ane Pottinger r fase ‘Jack 9 | 80 0 O| 25 May, 1918 
_ tie Ty Company. || 
=! : = ran Rae hl oe PR 





soni so) ween ADLATAINTIT Wf OF J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


8498 WEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Jury, 1918. 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


IT is intended to void the Leases of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 2nd 
August, 1918; and the land referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 
date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided, 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 












































- Locality. 
ila ot asada a Applicant, 4 re Sars Mase ae oie Area. Date of Lease. 
Departmental. | Local. : County. | Parish. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES, 
[1918-5,006, 5,007 L.B.] Assy, 
Yalgogrin 48 | Kdwin George rat GL 8 | Dowling ... s| Clowery ... «f 2 0 0; 80 April, 1918 
Fe 50 | 171} iel_ », 6 do we ani do xe " 300 7,805,, - 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1918-5,011 L.B.] 
Newcastle 182 | 169 bee Alfred ils ML 65 | SCS me ee Newcastle «| 3 339 { 6 April, 1918 
les i Can 
AS Re gE A NE bce eek AR he 











J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Leases 
of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 


So SLES Se Ne ee ne i ee eee Be ah te oe ee pore 





re tn 

















PSHE eres fae ae we | | Applicant. pchets arse : Area, Date of Lense. 
Departmental. “| Local { County. Pafish. 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
(1918-4,735 L.B.} a. f. [p. 
Coramba 90 | 110 | Francis Herbert Ward) a1 232{ Fitzroy ... ..{ Mconee ... ».| 8 0 O!| 6 April, 1918 
; | | and Cecil Stanley | | 








FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 


[1918-4,734 L.B.] 


Condobolin 65 | 107 abi Norman Darrach_ ...| Mu 21 | Cunningham ...| Melrose ... nef 10 0 9 6 Feb., 1918 
| 


ne rarer ere ae See - 1 —__-= 





J. C, L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines. 





THE undermentioned application for an autho. ity to prospect, in terms 0: section 17, Mining Act, 1906, has been 


























refused. 
{ Papers 1918-5,175 L.B.] 
4 ellos gh Li Hortion fll etka CAH ad wet: : | Date of 
Application No, Name. | No. Souk; | Des | Area. | Application, 

Se aan SESSION aan : 
| | Acres. | 

Glen Innes 31 | Stanley Watts oveitiets pepames | Gough Boyd + | 6 see 13 May, 1918 
} } | 


le teeters ne ats ae Bem te 





A POE ee CASAS ah Set ee eee 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 








IT is intended to void the Mining Lease of Private Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such veidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 2nd 
vAugust, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2'30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 


(1918-5,012 L.B.} 





—. 




















Application No. | : Locality, 
- | Applicant, Portion = |—___— Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental, Local. | ‘ County. Parish. 

| sath 

Ardlethan 9353 534 | William Patrick; pwn 150, | Bourke ... a Warrl ... ..| 5 U O| 22 Mar, 1918 
Meagher and Pat-| part of por- 
rick Alfred Stock-| tion 49. 
ton. 





| 
eine 





— 


g.€ L. FrITZPATRICE, Minister for Mines. 


19 Juty, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 39. 3499 





SO 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 
TITR 


THE undermentioned application for an authority to search, in terme of section 7), Mining Act, 1938, hare been 
refused. 


[1918-5,442 ; 5,443 L.B.] 

















| ; Locality. | | 
Application No, | Name. | ses | eine Arias Aree, | lyst ies 
| | County. Parish. ! 
40 Charles Craft ... ied O30 We Lineotn a ce tuy ee CUBS oy Pics le adeceaone | 24 April, 1918 
Al Do a Ada 74 | Bligh Orc .... Wargundy cD) i RT ee) 
42 Do af «| 42 and 12! Liocoln ... ..| Bolaro.., Ets ccreaseee Ollie Os 5 ee 
43 Do oe .. | 85and State) Bligh 2S ... Wargundy er But, . 
. Forest No | 
| 456. 
44 George Baker ... ..| SL and 745 do ae oe do hie Sehrormee ae at: Weer . 
45 Do sot ; 64 and 49 | Bligh and Lincoln.. Wargundy & Bolaro’.......... | 8 ,, " 
46 Do aa ee 63 Lincoln ... ». Bolaro seal!) Waser, Wie eee = 
\ ) 4 } 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 
[331] : Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 

















[1918=2,803 R. and I.} - 
MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
Re eg TR ee oe oe ee ee ea ee 
: Locality. 
Pertion a ee ’ Applicati : 
Ko, Name. No. Chante ne Area. pplication No 
rey | 1) Daly ae =. ee 
| | | & Mr p. 
1793 | Sydney Oxley we ose we) ML 13 | Cooper as - Conapaira Hast ... 10 0 O | Yalgogrin 
| | | | | 85-142 
| ) 





a 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 








[332] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


iG is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the 
undermentioned lease for {non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled, 


[1918-2,767 R. and I] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 















































H | Portion Eocality: a 
a No. | Name. No. Cama ane Area, Application No. 
rey ——— Ee AR re Re a tee SORE SS 
| | 5 a. Yr. pe 
2067 | William Kershaw and George) Gu 25 | Mundongo ..| Buccleuch | 3 O31 | Tumut 37-68 
| Buchanan. | | 
J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for M:nes, 
[333] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


i is hereby notified that His Excellency the Govervor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for uon-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,047 R, and T.] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 























i Locality. | 
No. Name, aa Area. Application No. 
County. Parish. | 
SGuE mek Ge ee ] ant ds che y l 
: | . | a Yr p. | 
1713 | Daniel Henry Kelaher and GL 72 | Darling wa vee] EOMTAVY sep | 5 0 0) Barraba 8-25 
Thomas Barrett. | | | 








J. 0. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
No, 89, 19 Jury, 1918, —4, 


3500 NEW.SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Jury, 1918, 





0 em ee 


" NOTICES TO. APPL) CANTS FOR TASES FOR MINING, &o —eontinued. 
[364] . : q Department of. Mines, 
weed a5is oH BAA ty Oh aa ae pk PSE Bae ey! So Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
ie is ee notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has eancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,965 R. and I.] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT,, 1906. 





Locality. 


Porti ‘ 
ortion | —— Area, Application No. 


No. 





No. Name, 


County. Parish, 











rf 


1471 John Moffat, Walter €raenne ex 19 | Bathurst... Ho Beaitert aes aes | 
Gentles, John. Gainford, and 
John Whear Roberts. 


| J.. GL. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Ge 2 
Lg 
0 


Blaynéy 19-26 

















1882] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


le: is hereby notified that’ His Reston} the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has declared void the 
undermentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared void. 


(1918-2,766 R. and I.] 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1874, 






































s a ; mans Na Portion igen | A | lication N , 
, 0. | ame, 4 No. | Gonaty, ni 7 aaa 7 | rea. : App it oe o. j 
| . a. or. p. ) 

10544 | The Stannifer Frecholds Deep| mn 27 | Gough... | Herbert... «.| 40. 0 0} Tingha 2,448 

Lead Tin Miner, Limit.d. | 
en Maen Satin Ch Pe) a | we 
lia CO. i “FITZPATRICK; Peeks for pisos 
[836] . Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


rT is | hereby notified that the undermentioned Agreements have been determined, and they are hereby declared determined. 


[191s- 2 1634 R. and i oe, 
AGREEMENTS (gxorion 7 MINING ACT, 1906. 











| ree any: | 











Portion | 

No. ° Name. : ae Ase we 
M | ae No. | County. | Parish. ai | a ee 

u Se eh 

128 | Thomas Sinslair ... re ..| PMA 1 | St, Vincent os. uekenbowra uh 54.0 uQals. peeceeaarnceocasoent ¥ 

LAL. .. Do sus had seth coal y, 2)H do ide do | 3, 0 34 seCbaucateasens= oh i 

J. O. L. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 

[337] ae Tat Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 19th J uly, 1918. 
T ie hereby notified: that His Bxcollengy tie Garaeon with the advice of the Executive Council, has declared the under- 
mentioned lease to be forfeited for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared to be 





























forfeited. 
[19i8-2,765 R. and I. “ wea 
LEASE, MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT, 1894. 
eae sak . Locality. 
No. | Say Ad Nana, P on a | Area Application No. 
. County. Parish. 
NS ao | 
1152. | The Stannifer Freeholds Deep Lead| 229 and| Gough _.. ...| Herbert ... ...| 80 0 O! Tingha 58 | 
Tin Mines,-Limited. PML 2, | 
: 4 _ J... L. FITZPATRICK, Minis.er for Mines, | 
nd 4 - py Se gh . i 4 Se 4 & igi. rs a 4 u Fe a4 . 
[325] iy aa i : Deparanead of Mines, 


Sydney, 19th J uly, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT ‘OR. BUSINESS LICENSE, PARISH OF GERALDRA, 
COUNTY .OF BLAND. 


Is" Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, and in pureuance of the powers conferred by cney 14 (3) 
H of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation ‘under any miner’s right or business license the Crown Lands 
herein described. et E 
(1918-4,342-152 Misc.] J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 

EASTERN DIVISION. | 
Lanp District or Youna; Burrancone SHIRE. 


No, 1,487. County of Bland, parish of Geraldra, containing an area of 10 acres 3 roods 8 perches, The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured eae al 124, 130, and 133 to 145,—as shown on pluns catalogued B. 4,049 to 4,053 -1,946. 
[ Aln. 1918-5,151) 





19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 


5501 


Lands Department Wotices, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
if in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trusteeg respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after partiularised, namely :— 

Recreation Ground at Kiama, known as North Kiama 

Park, area 38 acres 1 rood, dedicated 14th December, 

1898 :— 

John William Abigail, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. N. 
White, removed). 


[Misc. 1918-4,886] 


[373] 





The porfion of the General Cemetery at Neville, dedi- 
cated 16th July, 1890, set apart for Unsectarian 
Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Jabez Colburt, Leslie McKelvey Davidson, 
and Oliver Lassey (in lieu of Messrs. W. R. Gor- 
ringe, deceased, R. Browning, junior, resigned, 
and R. J. Pettett, removed). 


[Misc. 1918-4,958] 





The portion of the extension of the General Cemetery 

at Armidale, dedicated 22nd November, 1902, set 

apart for Baptist Burial Ground :— 

William Upchurch Dawson, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. 
H. W. Pearson, resigned). 

[Mise. 1918-5,528] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Exceilency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their 
positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby 
removed accordingly :— 

Mr. N. White from his position as a Trustee of 
Recreation Ground at Kiama, known as North 
Kiama Park, area 38 acres 1 rood, dedicated 14th 
December, 1898. 


[Misc. 1918-4,886] 


[374] 





Mr. R. J. Pettett from his position as a Trustee of 
the portion of the General Cemetery at Neville, 
dedicated 16th July, 1890, set apart for Unsec- 
tarian Burial Ground. 


[Mise. 1918-4,958] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—— —— 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act, 1912, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees, respectively, of the portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :—- 
Erskineville Park, Erskineville : 
Thomas James English, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. G, C. 
Baldwin, deceased). 


[ Mise. 1918-4,842] 





Meadowbank Park :— 
William James Douglas, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, A. F. 
Twine, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-5,072] 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


No. 89, 19 Jury, 1918. —5. 





[376 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
13 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
mn accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
body as Trustees of the portion of the General Ceme- 
tery at Neville. dedicated 16th July, 1890, set apart 
ior Church of Kngiand Burial Ground, namely :—- 
The Church of England Property Trust, Diocese of 
Bathurst (in ftieu of Messrs. G. Lobley, H. 
Thoroughgood, E. Chandler, T. Green, W. Neale, 
and C. Chandler, deceased, and R. Browning, 
junior, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-4,909] 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[388l ] Depa rtment of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF PURPOSES AND CONDITIONS 
OF SPHCIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the purposes of Special Leases Nos. 1907-42 
and 48, Bellingen, county Raleigh, parish and village 
of Bowra, shire Bellingen, held by The Bowraville Dairy 
Co., Ltd., have been altered from ‘‘Grazing’’ to 
“Factory” (bacon) and Slaughteryards (Special Lease 
1907-42) and Accommodation Paddock, Landing-place, 


| Grazing, and Drainage (Special Lease 1907-48), and 


the rentals increased to £5 per annum on each lease 
from Ist July, 1918. Each lease shall thereafter be 
subject to subsections 1, 4, 6 to 13, 17, 19, and 20 of 
Regulation No. 106 (notified 20th April, 1917), and to 
the following special conditions : — 

(a) The lessee shall maintain the existing fencing in 
good order and repair dyring the currency of the 
lease. 

(b) The works shall be conducted in a cleanly 
manner, so as not to be offensive to persons in the 
neighbourhood. 

(c) The right is reserved to at once terminate the 
lease 1f the Minister be of opinion that the public 
health is endangered, : 

(d) The lessee shall keep the land. clear of all 
sucker and seedling growth during the currency of 
the lease. 

(¢) A breach of any of the conditions or a conviction 
under the Public Health Act, Slaughtering Act, or 
Noxious Trades Act, as the case may be, will render 
the lease Hable to forfeiture. 

The following additional condition shall attach to 
Special Lease No. 1907-42 :— 

The lessee shall not pollute the waters of the 
frontage creek. 

And the following additional conditions to Special 
Lease No. 1907-48 :— 

The lessee shall not interfere with green timber, 
by ringbarking or otherwise, within 50 Jinks of the 
Bowra River. 

The lessee shall, in depositing offal and other refuse 
on the area, take efficient precautions against the 
same reaching the waters of Bowra River, or the 
otherwise pollution of such waters. 


[Ms. Ls. 1918-7,195] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[442] Department of Lands, 
" Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TERMINATION OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


i is hereby notified, for general information, that 
Fiis Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council. has, in accordance with the 
provisions attached to the lease, approved of the termi- 
nation of Special Tease No. 1912-11, Ikempsey, com- 
prising an area of 69 acres 1 rood, portion 283, parish 
of Arakoon, county of Macauarie, shire Macleay, held 
by KEdward James Edwards. Such termination will 
take effect on 31st Julv, 1919. 

[M.L. ,1918-7,999] 


W. G. ASHFORD. Minister for Lands, 


3502 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 


[19. J ULY, 1918, 





7385) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. . 
LAND SALES. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 


by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, BOGGABRI, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 11 o’elock a.m, 


Lane DISTRICT OF GUNNEDAH. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 percent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the town of Boggabri, parish Bogabri, county 
Pottinger, shire Namoi. 


























Town Lors. 
Allet.| See. Area. i ees Fallot.) Sec. Area. ar ota 
B TriDe) ©) Bonde Met £ ia; di 
Lal 2 1.0.1 $4) 17, GO OF 51/17 |0 1181175 0 O 
2 5, | 08 1.354) 127-0) OTF 6) 5.1/0 FLATS 1250-0, 0 
Bi bt 5,1] O°. 1 1884)°12 60-0) 21/23 )0 250) 8 0:0 
43-4, 10 1 255) 42 40; ORS se) OR2 10) 8 O O 
8 | ye t 2 ol 3631 12) 0 OF 2 iO 2 01 8 208 
6-).,,| 0 I 354] 12, 0 OF 1) 26) 0 1 213) 15, 0 © 
ZWsoeii.0 2. aoa) 12°00, OF 2) | DT Tbs, 105, 0. 4G 
oO leesy 0. pal 20 OLS a it Oy L. Sos! 12.2 O20 
oO kay OT 808) 20 0 OF, @ D1 85h) 12 0G 
10} 5, | 0 135415 0 OF 5] ,,|0 1 35412 0.0 
Thies de pes] Ibo Od iO 1 Bbal tee DO 
(42 | atl and Son LD OUI 4 Goel ye de oda! [2 ure 
1S yee Oe 1: son) 1D Ort lO. 1 shal te Sues 
1A Seales yk ops) lo CeO Of Tg 1 3bal 12 01 0 
1D ed Sos! LO UO Oe 3. 150 8 Soa) en aap 
TO ee ed 37 (20 COOP hae O Os wie lap 
bn5) OM O 1 SO eyo ate, 10, (1 30m a0 a0 
CH OMe) OV SRT ON IS Ws Oe Li sgal 1b. TOMO 
Tlogy (0. 2-07 SOnOP 14) 410d 36415 10) 0 
81g, 1021018 OF: OF'15))) 5,9) Ord 354115 JOO 
9/°;,/0 2 0/| 8 0 OF 16) 4,10 1 352] 1b ORO 
1, 160 2 JOB 108 OPAT HE, | :OduBbs 15 70) 0 
5|14)/0 2 0) 12 0 OF 18; ,,| 0 1 353] 20:0 0 
4/17!) 1131175 0 0 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,641 ; Plans Bogabri 35, 32, 25, 30, 1, 
40, 33-1,725. 





Parish Bogabri, county Pottinger, shire Namoi. 
Country Lors. 








Upset Upset 

Portion, Area, Price per Portion. Area, Price per 

| Lot. Lot. 

y | 

RT rae aed my aa | m&? repel! Sis 
236 TE O00 107, 0 0.1 e240 15,0 0.) 18.0080 
237 LO 01170 LOO eee: 1.0. 08) 20. 20 e0 
238 LO. 04,17" 0. .04,: 242 1, 630,307, OF 0 
239 1 0 0/17 O OF 248 1 -L.,.0 |,25.0,0 


Adjoining the town of Bogabri. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,641 ; Plan P. 4,960-1,781. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GRENFELL, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or GRENFELL. 
Parish Brundah, county Monteagle, shire Weddin. 


TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lots. 














Upset Upset 
Pertien Area pinsd isd Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. 
) 
arp| 2 & d. aT. p.| £ 8. d 
1317 1 0 0 8 0 0 1321 1 O 72) 8 0.6 
1318 1 0 04 8 0 0 


Situated 1} miles from Grenfell, and 12 miles from the rail- 
way station, 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,997 ; Plan M. 5,712-1,780. 


=_———- 








SALE AT THE LITERARY INSTITUTE, GLADSTONE, 


On Fay: the 3lst day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


LaNnb DistTRicT oF KEMPSEY. 


Within the village of Hat Head, parish Kinchela, county 
Macquarie, shire "Macleay. 


balance in twelve rates 
cent. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; 
with interest at 5 per 























Town Lors. 
. et 
Allot,) Sec.| Area, Af agile Allet.| Sec. Area. pies oes 
Lot. Lot. 

as chipl |bBi-as de Bs). De] an&y Boyds 
3 | -2)08°07384 65.0 01 (6 | GOs Ols72 9 0 0 
4 | 45/0, 0 3341°6. 0 Of 7 |\,,, [0.0 35 10. 0 0. 
BD | 35 0° Ovsaal| 0" 0 OT Sin 0 Ol 20R I 00) 
6; ,, 0 0333) 6 0 OF 1 ied Look bbe t| eke ee 
7 AN) Sy JO MORSS ee Game 0.1 220m Omaraenes 5-0 0- 
8 |. 5510) Osean 6-00 0 Ih Sule Oke lenO 5 0 0 
9; ,, 0 6 333) 6 0 OF 4) ,,j0 1 01 (5. 0-0 
10) 5,10 0 384) 570.07. 5.175). 10. 2770 5 0 0. 
ll) ,, 0 0334) 5 0 Of 6! ,, (0 OR7Haty 1.0.0 
2,4) s¢ OF O 384)50 5270 ,0 1 8/0 1 394) 12 0 O- 
13:h $610 BO S8hi OD Of 24 4.10 fd Sal 10 9 0 
14) ,,/0 03623) 5 0 OF. 3),,, 0 1 1é 9-0 0 
lava) a eoniaes 00 O fac! sou 0 Ss 8 0 0 
16). 55: 00b43he999 0775 )°5, 0. 0 seas Oo 0 
17 \°,, 10 1 '64)°5 0 O} 6). ,, \O)S0veRe WT s0rto) 
1 410 039; 5 0 OT?) ,, |0 O 33%) 6 O 0 
24 5510 (01 368)) 570 |.0 4.78.1, ),,-19,,,0 853 6.0. 0- 
8 | SOG nese dO 1040 9 lo bel 2 Sot nb 0 oO 
415,10 °T OF 5. Qn OA) hia? HD eae ob OD 
Bet BaliO ds JOS) bo 0. 0) | Lis] ei0n 0 28] a aa a 
6 ,, 0 0 384) 5 O° O.F 72.7. (OP eae She Ou ® 
71 3, Od: Oe 10 OPORTO Toe ates 9 0 0 
8] , 0 0318) 5 0 OF 21 ,, OPO BG Ae O70 
91-4. 30) Daas) CO 0 O01 8) wed 8 7. OSS09 
1077) 55°/0 20 38ar' 60 (0-1 '4 114440 71.72 GU Om 
Liles OAL Oae sb. QO JOol baler saad pee 0) 
12, WO Orato, 0 OT Gries Or me liaro 5 0 0 
13), ,, 10. OFSBR 6 OOO PI 7A IO 1) 0 4 0 0) 
145 0-20 38s" +6 C00 8 | 4,10 1 0 4 0 0 
15 |. ,, 0 0,334;.6..0, 0] 9/.,,)/0 1 6 4 0 0 
Git, Jet ook OP 1 Pt ie 4 0°0 
do) SO 16s oO OP Le Oy 4°0 0 
Bite lO eee OOO 27 LO 10 4 bp tor Saye ay 
Bl Oo eal eee) Gal ua es sO ae Onl mers ae ep 
44. 55 0.4) Gel Se OO P81 5, 1 Le Sa oie 9 
D ie seit el Spt laen ee de alice en une teil 5 0 0 
6.1, (0.20 BOs 7 sO ON RS ss Oe 1D 5 0 0 
TA sly Lake CON ON TOTS Se) ates eae tte (0 
$15, 10 eh 95] LO Oly af alee eae 6 0 0 
9 P50! LE QUOD Od gel ji? V,22% 6 0 0 
10475, 80 QoBt GeO D 11/9 | Or Ty2dblon G50 0 
VT | SHOP IDS (Ob 0 ac009 21 ON 44 5110s dah 6 0 0 
1 610 034) 11 0 Of 11) 4.4071 Geis Sup 0 
De 10720 3239.9 OF OL UZ a eyed ee UE ee 
31 34(0 08382) SOR OM Oc Sere meena C2 Oe 
41 0) 1000 3271 9) 0) (ORISA ys sa oe wena i7.07.0 
5] 55/0 0 32k 99 PO) OF 154%, \Oroliso 8 0 0 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,651 ; Plans Hat Head 2 to 14 inclusive. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NARRANDERA, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF NARRANDERA. 


Within the village of Barellan, parish Barellan ports county 
Cooper, shire Yanko, 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 




















Town Lots. 
Allot. | Sec Area, pete Remarks. 
pe oS | etter Dn Ole 
1 5 | 0 135 | 255 0 0O| Facing Temora-Barellan 
2 Pop PC Ue 5155, lia 2 Gaye ayer railway line, with fron- 
tage to Yapunyah. 
street, 





The upset prices include £225 and £125, value of improve- 
ments respectively. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,743 ; Plan Barellan 13. 


19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3503 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICEH, BINGARA, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’cleck noon. 


Lanpv Disrricr or BINGARA. 
Parish Hall, county Murchison, shire Gwydir. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor. 





Upset Price 


per Lot. Remarks, 


| 
Portion. : Area. | 








Be tei | arte 


a. 1 s. d. 
69 oy law Onl 10:0 GO 





Situated 14 miles from Bin- 

| gara, and 30 miles from 
| Barraba railway station. 

Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-3,616; Plan M. 2,612-1,789. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GLEN INNES, 


On Wednesday, the 2st day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp District or GLEN INNES. 


Parish Yarraford, county Gough, shire Severn. 


TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Country Lots. 











Portion, Area. | vpavtee Remarks, 
—f = ae =) SS ee 
Sele Palace Saal 
38 23 2 0/48 0 Oj Situated about 94 mules 
north-west of the town of 
Glen Innes. 








Papers Aln. 1918-5,640 ; Plan G. 3,579-1,761. 





SALE AT TH# LANDS OFFICE, SCONE, 


On Wednesday, the 21st day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 
Lanp District oF Scone, 

Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Gundy, 
parish Alma, county Brisbane, shire Upper Hunter. 
TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 
SupurBan Lots. 























Portion. Area. vere Portion. Area, eee 

RoolER A ps) 8 Poa aL. Beni Pile Sey Bene 

167 By 3.136 3080, 0 172 Gr 0 3-1" 36) 10, 8 

168 2inaant 30 0 0 173 ae LS 26 0 0 

169 3 Om 40 0 0 V74y 4 OS'S 126 0" 0 

170 40 0 36 0 O 175 Dy 12.0 6 3a. -Ons0 
171 Di tae 36 0 0 


The upset prices include value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,684 ; Plan B. 4,551-2,096. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PARKES, 


On Wednesday, the 2lst day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or PARKES. 
Parish Parkes, county Ashburnham, municipality Parkes. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Ccuntry Lot. 





Pertion. Remarks, 





Upset Price 
Area. | per Lot. 








Cigi ks +O: 

43 16 0 | Situate % mile from 
Parkes, and about 3 
mile from the railway 
station. 

Upset price includes £18 16s., value of improvements. 


Papers Aln, 1918-5,800 ; Plan A. 7,242-1,770. 


a I. p. 
455 0 1 O 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, CASINO, 


On Wednesday, the 21st day of August, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m, 


Lanp Disrricr or Casino. 


TreRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the town of Casino, parish South Casino, county 
Richmond, municipality of Casino. 


Town Lots. 












































Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec Area. Price per |Allot.|Sec,| Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 

adr. Ate Bea wt) Br) <8, d. 

1| 33/10 119|40 0 O} 6} 46) 0° 1 363) 35 0 0 
IOS HPT 400° Of 7) 5, | O 1 $63,385 0 0 
3) ,/0 119/40 0 OF 8| ,,}0 1 363) 35 0 0 
4} ,/0 119|40 0 Of 9| 4, | 0. 1.37.)35 0 0 
BY ,, 10.1 19 30° 0.01 104 wrk Oi) 37 lap, 9 0 
oo Gee lot a, OT ti ear ie Moe O 0 
ise Ot 1.30) Or Opie Cen Ok | 4. OO 
8), }|O0 119) 30, 0,.0413). ,.,) OL, 98} 35. ;.Q% 0 
DP) 33ay0" 2 304),.00 .0. 07 la 2) O° I 94, 35 0 O 
i sy Onl 2Gheso Om Ol lore Our os). Son, OO 
3/ ,,/0 126)35 0 OF 16) ,,;0 L 93) 8500 0 
Bich, 5 Oded B5H 0859.05 0) 17.140) 0 2 94/850, 0 _ 0 
Bl, }:O\ 1254] 85. Or 07 18) ,,|0 1 931 35 O 0 
6 jo yy dO Vd e25M B50 OF 19 | 4,10 1 98) 85 0 OU 
7\ ,, | 0 1 2541 35,.0 0] 20].,,-| 0.1, 93] 40 0-0 
8) ashy B Zoe aon Oy OL SE ie Oy be Oe 50 0 0 
9.) 0 0! 1254 Sh MO! 6 ae Ot OT. oF 18. 0. 0 
1055; } Oud 254) 35° 00 OF 23.4.9 07 187-740, 0 70 
V5, 1 Ou l 254) 40 0.01.24 bage)O, LIST] 40 101.0 
1,).46: 1.05 dee 1-307. 0. 04°25, | nl) 137) 400 0 
2| ,,|0 1273 20 0 0] 26/ ,,|0 137/40 0 0 
3| . 10 1 3641 35 0.0] 271 ,,| 0-1 253] 25 0 0 
4} ,, 0. L des) 35. 0 Of 28.1" 550 T 208) 25 O00 
5| ,,!0 1 363/35 0 0129] ,, 10 1113/20 0 0 


Papers Aln, 1918-4,783; Plans C. 58, 59, and 61 to 66 | 
inclusive —1,590. 





Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Casino, parish 
South Casino, county Richmond, municipality Casmo, 


SUBURBAN Ler. 








Upset 
Pertien. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
a. Fee a 
88 5 026 | 50 0 0 | About 20fa mile from South 





Casino railway station, 
Papers Aln, 1918-4,497 ; Plan Casino 87 Roll. 





ane, 


SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, KYOGLE, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF CAsINo. 
Parish Loadstone, county Rous, shire Kyogle. 
TeRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent,, balance in three months, 
Country Lots. 














Upset | 
Portion, Are . Price per Remarks, 
Lot. =| 
Ay 
&. Ts Beye sud ee (Oe 
31 | 46 0 0 (506 0 0 | Situated about 94 miles from 
Kyogle, and about 4 mile 
from Wiangaree butter 


factory. 
Upset price includes value of Crown improvements, 
Papers Aln, 1918-4,916; Plan R. 7,816-1,759. 





Parish Geneva, county Rous, shire Kyogle. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal instal- 
ments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 

73 25 2 Oj 383 0 Of Situated 5 miles south-wes- 
erly from.town of Kyogle, 
the nearest railway station 
being Cedar Point, distant 
3 miles. 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements, 
Papers Aln. 1918-4,646 ; Plan R. 7,817-1,759. 





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3504 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


{19 Jory, 1918. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, LITHGOW, 


On Wednesday, the 2Ilst day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or Liritcow. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the suburban boundaries of town of Portland, parish 
Cullen Bullen, county Roxburgh, shire Blaxland. 


SUBUBBAN Lor, 


‘i 





ee tern, 











| | Upset 
Portion. Area. | Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Pa ate om bani ss {veal 
8.1) Ts Pel £ NBb vids ' 
140 0 2 22'15 0 0} Situated 14 miles from the 





| railway station at Portland. 
Owner fof fencing will be allowed to remove same within 
30 days from date of sale. 
Papers Aln, 1917-9,051; Plan R. 3,626-1,496. 





Parish Cullen Bullen, county Roxburgh, shire Blaxland. 
Country Lor. 


0 0 } Situated about 4° miles north- 
| east from Portland, and 14 


320°, 0 1112 
| 
| 


The upset price includes £4 for value of improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,799 ; Plan R. 3,862-1,496, 


miles westerly from Cullen 
Bullen railway station. 














eee 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Gazette 

No. 

AupurYy—Wednesday, 2ist August, 1918 87 
BaBRADINE-—Saturday, 17th Atigust, 1918 84 


Boovone—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 Fi soe 
Braipwoop—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 ... fe iat 


CarcoaR— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... 87 
Cornowa—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918... boo (84 
Cowra—Wednesday, 7th Augnst, 1918 ie . 84 
DEniLiquin—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 w «684 
DunEDoo—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... ww. 84 
East Marritanp—Saturday, 20th July, 1918 LM 68. 
Fiytey—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 ie a G4 
Forrrs—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 ey) OT 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 __... we Gel 
GouLBeRN—Wednesday, Slat July, 1918... econ dat 

Do Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 84 
GunNpaGAI—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 87 


Gounnine— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 id Koo Me 


Hay—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ae Se MEST 
Hoiterook—Thursday, 15th August, 1918 ... Lace hh 
InvereLL—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 ... ane Ele 
Kempsey—Saturday, 24th August, 1918... we S87 
Kureri Kurri—Saturday, 17th August, 1918 Ae tell 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 ... 84 
NaARROMINE—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 fy Moe 
PaRRAMATTA— Wednesday, 7th August, 1938 84 
Rytstone— Wednesday, 7th August, i918 . 84 
SoutH Grarron—Wednesday, 21st ‘August, 1918... 87 
Stuart TowN—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 84 


Sypnry—Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 aa aH yma 


Tamwortu—Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 . 77 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 77 
TomBaRuMBA—W ednesday, 3lst July, 1918 ie! 
Tumut— Wednesday, 24th July, 1918 ae tay eS 
Urnana—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 —... we (Ot 


Wacea Wacca—Wednesday, 2Ist August, 1918 ... 87 
WeLLIncton—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


(niente emery ro 


£456] 





Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
AND PARTS OF ROADS. 

OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 

Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 

under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 

the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads and parts of 

roads hereunder described ; 


and all persons interested | 


| 
| 


are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, ad- 
dressed to the Minister, within one month from the 
date of this notice, any ” objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and 
parts of roads. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary road Separating portions 71 and 
76 from portions 72 and 75, parish of Amoilla, county 
of Nicholson, nls the unnecessary boundary roads 
separ ape portions 77, 50, end of road, and portion 
13 from portions 76, sd, end of road, and portion 87 ; 
also separating portion 93 from portion 92; also separa- 
ting portions 51, 50, 84, ot 9, and 29 from portions 
108, Lb tk8, (87, 86, and 90: also the wnnecessar y re- 
served road within portion 39, all within the parish of 
Downey, county of Sturt, parishes of Amoilla and 
ey ney, counties of Nicholson and Sturt, Waradgery 

ire. 


[Roads 1918-388-1] 


The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
original portions 89 and 91 from original portions 
80 and 92, as now included in measured. portions 433, 
434, and 435, and between portion 433 and western 
continuity of road (R. 11,856-1,603), parish of Suther- 
land, county of Cumberiand, Sutherlend Shire. 


[Reads 1918-843-1] 


The unnecessary par't of road, known as Medway- 
street, separating section 20 from section 21; also the 
unnecessary lanes within sections 20 and 21, village 
of Hlong Klong, parish of Narran, county of Lincoln, 
Cobbara Shire. 


[Roads 1918-369-1] 


~~ 


454] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD. 

‘IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Hxecutive Council, dir ects it to be notified 

that, under the provisions of the 18th section of 

“Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the roads hereunder de- 

scribed shall be and are hereby declared to be public 
road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


Read 100 links and variable in width separating 
portions 36 and 35, parish of Borambula, from por- 
tion 15, part parish of Tarcutta, also part of road 100 
links wide separating portion 18, parish of Boram- 
bula, from portion 6, parish of Tarcutta, north of the 
public road from Wagga Wagga to Lower Tarcutta. 
parishes of Borambula and ‘Ta wreutta, county of 
Wynyard, Kyeamba Shire. 


[Roads 1918-360-1] 


Boundary road 200 links wide on the east and south 
of portion 13, extending from the north-east corner 
of portion 18 south and west to the north-east corner 
of portion i2, parish of Murrumbogie, county of Cun- 
ningham, Lachlan Shire. 


| Roads 191 7578-7] 








[393] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th Suly, 1918. 
CLOSER SETTLEMENT. 
Wrraprawat of Farms 4, 5, 6, and 7, within the 
Boorabil Settlement Purchase Area No. 28, from 
being available for settlement purchase applica- 


t1OD. 
18 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions, of the Closer Settlement 


Acts, Farms 4,5, 6, and 7, being portions 44 of 1.128 
acres, 45 of 934 acres, 46 of 960 acres, and 47 of 
2,115 acres, parish of Curriba, county of Dowling, are 
hereby withdrawn from the notifications of 21st Janu- 
ary and Sth August, 1914, mdicating that certain 
farms within Boorahil Settlement Purchase Area No. 
28 had heen made available for settlement purchase 


application, 
[Clo, Sett. 19i8-4,685] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


19 Juny, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3505 











[373] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th. July, 1918. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
RESERVES Nos. 28,877 AND 51,098 FOR 
PUBLIC RECREATION AT BROOME HEAD. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the management 
of Reserves Nos. 28,877 and 51,098 at Broome Head, 
county of Clarence, parish of Canoulam, areas about 

70 acres and about 80 ‘acres, notified 28th Janu- 

ary, 1899, and 17th November, 1915, respectively, for 

Public Recreation, such Regulations are hereby pub- 

lished in accordance with section 1 of the ‘‘Public 

Trusts!Act, F897.’ 

[Ms. 1918-5,560 | 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





1. The trustees shall meet from time to time at any 
hour and place decided on, and at such meetings three 
shall form a quorum. The chairman and secretary or 
any three trustees may convene a meeting at any 
time. 

2. The trustees shall ezvend in the improvement of 
the reserve all such sums as may be derived as revenue 
from such recreation reserves, including sale of grass 
right, fees, fines, collected donations, subscriptions, or 
Government grants in aid thereof, and such sums shall 
not be used or applied in or towards any expendittire 
other than is herein directed. The improvements to 
be made by the trustees shall consist of fencing, 
draining, planting, protecting trees and shrubs, lay- 
ing-out footpaths, construction of gardens, all neces- 
sary buildings, formation of cricket grounds, and 
other purposes of improvement and public recreation 
not repugnant to the terms of the reservation, 

3. The trustees may appoint an officer over the 
reserves with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as 
the trustees may from time to time direct, and who 
shall have the power, under the direction of the trus- 
tees, to proceed against any person committing a 
breach of these regulations. 

4. The said officer, or one of the trustees, or any 
officer or servant of the trustees, shall protect the 
reserves, and for that purpose shail remove, or be at 
liberty to call in the aid of the police for removal by 
force if necessary, any person tho shall, by dis- 
orderly or insulting conduct, cause annoyance or in- 
convenience to any person in the said reserves, and 
such person so offending shall forfeit and pay a 
penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

5. Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 
enclosure, tree, or shrub, footpath, or other improve- 
ment on the reserves, shall pay a fine not exceeding 
ten pounds. 

6. Any person who shall ‘remove any firewood or 
timber from the reserves, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing thereon, or who shall injure 
any building, gate, fence, seat, platform, or turnstile, 
or any other property, structure, or thing thereon 
shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

7. Any person who shall offend against decency by 
the exposure of his or her person-in the said reserves 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

8. No horse-racing or horse-breaking shall be 
allowed on the reserves without the permission of the 
trustees under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

9. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
reserves, or who shail remove any rock, stone, earth, 
or other material therefrom. without first obtaining 
permission from the trustees, shall, on conviction, for- 
feit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. ° 

10. If any person shall cross or pass, or attempt to 

cross or pass, any fence on. or enclosing the reserves, 
otherwise than by the gates or cpenings left for pass- 
age, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty 
for each offence of not exceeding five pounds. 
_ il. Any person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter, on the reserves any animals 
without the permission of the trustees, shall be liable, 
for every such effence, to a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

12, Any person who shall unlawfully causo any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other person in 
the free use and enjoyment of the reserves, shall for- 
feit and pay a penalty not exceding ten pounds. 


13. No person shall cut any word, name, or mark 
on any of the.seats, buildings, or trees, or shall write 
thereon or otherwise deface the same, or shall stick 
any bill on any such seat or building, or on any tree, 
fence, pillar, or rail in the reserves. Any person 
offending against this regulation shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding two pounds. | 


14. No person shall engage in any race or game 
without the permission of the trustees, or throw, or 
propel from a catapult or sling, any stone or other 
missile, or deposit any rubbish thereon, or other offen- 
sive matter or thing, or any dead animal, broken 
glass bottles, cast-off clothing, or litter of any kind, or 
shall, without such. permission, discharge any fire- 
arms therein. Every person so offending may be forth- 
With removed from the reserves, and shall be liable to 
a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


15. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter for Lands, grant from year to year, or for any less 
period, permission to occupy sites tor camps, upon 
such conditions, with such restrictions and upon 
payment of such fees as to them may seem proper. 
The position of all such sites shall be fixed or ap- 
proved by the trustees. Sanitary arrangements to be 
approved by the trustees must be complied with by 
ail persons occupying any such site under a penalty 
of cancellation of the permission to occupy. 


16. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on 
the reserves without the written consent of the trus- 
tees. first had and obtained under a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. Any person who shall, with- 
out the written permission of the trustees, be found 
occupying any portion of the reserves, either by ex- 
posing goods for sale, or by residing on, or by erect- 
ing any tent, hut, or building thereon, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


17. All campers shall before leaving collect and bury 
at a site to be fixed for the purpose by the trus- 
tees all their refuse, tins, bottles, bones, old clothing, 
&c., to a depth of at least 1 foot under ground, or in 
respect of any part of such refuse as may be com- 
bustible, shall in the alternative destroy the same 
by fire at such place or places within the reserves 
as may be approved by the trustees. Any person 
neglecting to carry out this regulation shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. 


18. very person in the reserves in a state of intoxi- 
cation, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or crea- 
ting or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully 
injuring any building, tree, fence, shrub, flower, rail, 
lamp, or seat, property or other thing therein, or 
thereon, or obstructing any officer, or interfering, not 
being a player, with any game or sport therein, or 
swearing or making use of profane or obscene lan- 
guage, or insulting words or gestures, towards any 
person, may be forthwith removed from the reserves 
and shall be hable to a penalty not exceeding five 
pounds, 


19. No person shall be permitted to bring any dog 
into the reserves otherwise than under proper centro! 
of chain or cord, and any person permitting any dog 
to follow him or her into the reserves who shall refuse 
to immediately remove such dog, or to place such dog 
under control of chain or cord when requested to do so 
by an officer, assistant, or labourer employed in such 
reserves shall have offended against this regulation. 


20. Any person who shall injure or destroy any 
water-tank or tanks aitached to any weather-shed or 
sheds, or who shall remove water stored therein for 
human consumpticn, for the purpose of watering 
horses or cattle, or who shall in any way pollute the 
water in such tank or tanks, shall, on conviction, for- 
feit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds: 


21. Any person who shall injure or destroy any cul- 
vert, dai, fountain, invert, reservoir, sewer or well 
in the reserves, or who shail wash any clothes or the 
person, or any animal of any kind whatsoever in any 
such culvert, dam, fountain, or reservoir, or in any 
way poilute the water in any such culvert, dam, 
drain, fountain, invert, 1eservoir, or well, or who 
shall bathe in any of the said waters (except such as 
may be set apart for bathing purposes, and during 
the hours anvointed for such purpose), shall, on con- 
viction, forfeit and pay a ‘penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. 


22. Any person found committing a breach of theso 
regulations affecting the reserves in respect of which 
a penalty 1s not provided for in these regulations, 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty nét exceeding fire 
pounds, + 


3506 





[395] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
VARIATION OF: CONDITIONS; OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in reapect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 


‘that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shell be interfered with by ringbarking or 
“otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; and the 
lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be re- 
= quired to preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the Jease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
-eonsent of the Forest Officer; all timber suitable for 
mining purposes shall be preserved. The lessee may, 
however, take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber or 
forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 

"purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and, the lessee shall provide convenient} gateways or 
openings where required for this purpose, or where 
directed by the Minister, or any officer authorised by the 
Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to 
graze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, 


have, other than the provisions‘for the preservation of timber 
‘suitable for mining purposes, been revoked and those quoted 
hereunder are substituted, viz. :— 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and? Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 


provided such land is not comprised within a timber re- 
serve or State forest :— 





No. of 


Crown-lease. Land District. 


Lessee. 











1914-16 | Carcoar ..-| Archibald Willard. 

1915-12 | Cooma .-| Claus Koppman. 

1934-15 | Glen Innes .. | Francis Garnet Samuel Manuel. 
1914-24 Do ves) Albert Key. 

1915- 3 Do i 


Leslie Angus Sloman. 
-| Daniel McMahon. 
...| Nathaniel Simon Smith. 
..-| Daniel McMahon. 
..-| Hugh Alexander Jamieson. 
---| David George Nielsen. 
-| John Hubert Jekyll. 
.«.| Frank Wilcox. 
-| Henry Hadley. 
.| William Leslie. 
.--| Clarence Arthur Nielsen. 
-| William John Wells. 


1915- 5 Do 
1915- 6 Do 
1916- 8 Do 
1913-19 
1913-24 Do 
1915-11 | . Do 
1915-12 Do 
1915-13 Do 
1915-23 Do 
1915-26 Do 
1916- 1 Do 


1916- 7 Do .--| Ernest Charles Bates, 
1917-51 Do | Thomas George Kennedy. 
1914— 6 | Tamworth ...| Robert McClelland. 


1914-16 Do --| Mary Ann Ryan. 

1914-19 Do -:| Walter Amos Olifford. 
1914-21 Do +| John Westaway. 

1914-22 |. Do. _ ...| Alfred Tongue. 

1914- 7 | Tenterfield ...| James Newley. 

1915- 6 Do William Hawkins, junior. 














- Norr.—The land contained in these leases is exempt, from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. Sse 


“W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


LNs ern Ee Se 
en LENE 


(19 Suny, 1918. 


[408] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UTUNGUN. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, to alter the 
design of the village of. Utungun by cancelling the 
suburban lands and that part of the village lands 
north of Main-street, and by extending the village 
lands east of Bowra-street and south of South-street. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be insvected at the Crown Lands Office, Kempsey, 
Post Office, Utungun, and at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms. 1918-5,639] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[Sac Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


NOoncE is hereby given that, in connection with 

the notice published in the Government Gazette 
Gated the 5th July, 1918, notifying the sale to Edward 
James Cory, under Special Purchase No. 1916-37, of 
measured portion No. 89, parish of Egan, county of 
Courallie, the name of the parish should read ‘‘Gyan”’ 
and not ‘‘EKgan.”’ 
fAln. 1918-5,194] 

ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary. 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


Notice is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


28th June, 1918. [7697 ] 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 

Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 

at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 

specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 

ences in respect of which notices shall have been 

issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 


17th July, 1918. [441] 





[Form 1.] 
“CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913.” 
Notice or Prockeepine Beyors Locan Lanp Boarp. 
New South winless 
to wit. 

TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Board Room at Hay, and that the matter stated at 
forenoon of the 6th day of August, 1918, in the 
Board Room at Fay, and that the matter stated at 
the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 

Tf you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in vour absence. 

Dated at Hay, this 10th day of July, 1918. 

. W.F. DAY, 


Acting Chairman. 
To Mr. Walter Butler, of Hay: 





Matrer For INVESTIGATION. 
Inquiry under Regulation-219 as to fulfilment of 
conditions attaching to Croin-lease 1916-6 of 1,482 
acres in the Land District of Hay. [864] 





19 Suny, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 89, 


= 





; [Form 1.] 
“CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913.” 
Norick oF PROCEEDING BEFORE Looar Lanp Boarp. 


New South Wales, } 
to wit. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Hay will sit at 10 o’clock in the 
forenoon of the 9th day of August, 1918, in the | 
Board Room at Hay, and that the matter stated at 
the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Hay, this llth day of July, 1918. 


W.F. DAY, 
Acting Chairman. : 
To Mr. Percival William Rushton, of Stafford House, 
Matrickville, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


Department of Lande, 


Balance required 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Mista FOR INVESTIGATION. 


Appraisement of Crown improvements in connec- 
tion with your Crown-lease 1916-4, Land District of 
Hay. ue 








[Fornt He t. 
“CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913.” 
Noricr oF ProcrepInG Berore Srecia, Lanp Boarp. 


New South Wales, } 
to wit. 


TAKE NOTICE, af the Special Land Board for the 
Land District of Yanco will sit at 10 o’clock in the 
forenoon of the 24th day of July, 1918, in the Offices 
of the Irrigation Commission at Leeton, and that the 
matter stated at the foot hereof is set down for hear- 
ing at that time and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in-your absence. 


Dated at Leeton, this 8th day’of July, 1918. 


ROBERT McDONALD, 
Chairman. 
o Mr. 0. G. Edwards, of Farm No. 481, Leeton. 





ease. 


1 
i 





| la 
|  . °. Marrer ror. INvESTIGATION. 
Non-compliance with the condition of payment of 


rent in respect of Trrigaiton Farm No. 481, Yanco 
No. 1 Irrigation Area. [338] 


-year esrresponding to the date of tha commencement of the lease. 
SCHEDULE. 








[443 e 3 Local Land Board Office, 
rf Moree, 15th July, 1918. 


ATTENTION is invited to a proposal mede by the 
' Department of Education to acquire for purposes 
of a school site an area of 2 acres, being part of C. 
O’Rrien’s conditional lease 1911-80, Warialda, parish of 
Balfour, county of Burnett, in exchange for the pre- 
sent school site, portion €2, of 2 aer es, same parish and 
county. 


Blue prints illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at thé Offices of the Local Land-Board at Moree, and 
the! Crown Land Agent at Warialda. 


Objections (Gf any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Motee, not later than 15th August, 1918. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board tS By ariaoda on a date to be notified. 


B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman. 


gent or State Treasurer within six months from the dats of commencement of the lease, and the reat of each, suceseding half-year 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF CROWN-LEASES. 
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given that the undermentioned Orovn-leases were, on the L2th July, 1918, executed by His Hxcelleacy the Goveraor, and have been forwarded, for delivery to the Lessee, to the Crown 





cation forfeited to the Crown. 


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[379] Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 12th July, 1918. 
ATTEN TION is invited to an inquiry in the matter 
of an application for Scrub Lease by George 


Mitchell, parish of Coolatai, county of Burnett, Land 
District, of Wariaida, 1,620 acres. 


Heliographs illustrating the proposal are dwiinited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 


Objections Gf any) should ke in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Moree, not later than 9th August, 1918. 


The. proposal will be considered by the Tocal Land 
Boar d at War jalda ona date to be notified. 

| = Bt B. LINDSAY, . 

) on ial ‘served Chairman. 





quired to take delivery of the lease, and give a receipt in writiag for the same in Form 37, withia three months from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the 


leage to be null and void, and any moneys lodged with the appli 


the District in which the Land is situated. 
The Lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent, at time of delivery of lease, a lease fee of £1 on the 


The Lessee is re 
_ Any balance of rent for the first year should be paid to tha Crown Land A 


should be paid in advance to the Crowa Land Agent or State Treasurer before the date in each half 





OTICEH is hereby 
Land Agent of 


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Dates upon which 
half-year’s Rent is 
payable. 

19 Jan. & 19 July. 
16 Oct. & 16 Apl. 


Rent 


to complete 
to next ensuing 
due date. 


payment of 





Term of 


Lease—45 years 
from 


Annual 
Rental for first 
period. 


4,265 
600 


Area, 
Acres. 


a 


Coorabur ; Leichhardt and Clyde ; Walgett 


Coorabur ; Clyde; Walgett 





Parish; County; Shire. 





30 (C. 904-1,828) ... 


28 (C. 901-1,828) 


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Robert Edward Priestley 








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1915-4, Walgett 


1916-8, 


[19 Joy, 1918. 


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3516 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Jury, 1918.” 


[380] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


WOTIF{CATION OF ALLOTMENT OF LANDS AS A SETTLEMENT PURCHASE UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule hereunder, have been 
allotted, under the provisions of the. “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” as a Settlement Purchase dating from 
26th June, 1918, within the “ Redbank Settlement Purchase Area,” in the area shown and to the person named in the said 
Schedule. The lands comprised in this Settlement Purchase were surrendered to the Crown on the 14th January, 1918, vide 
notification in the Government Gazette of the 25th January, 1918. 


[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-4,801] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
REDBANK SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


LAanp DistTRIcT OF NARRANDERA; YANKO SHIRE. 









































ScHEDULE. 
Settlement Purchaser. es te ree Area, Potion Parish. | County. | Plan No. 
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allt Mey ok | 
Agnes Guymer ... of «| Redbank, 1918-4 vo] 4] 442 029] 186 | Lupton ...! Bourke ...| B. 8,236-1,806. 
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[471] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATION FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 

under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, 

and that it is the intention to grant such lease should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














| Purpose for Local Land Board Date 2 
; A ‘ : Office where up to whic 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area, hie is objections may be objections 
5 lodged. may be lodge 
. a. Yr. p. | 
The North Coast Steam! Fronting the Tweed River for a distance of} ........ | Wharf ae ..! Grafton vs ..| 22 July, 1918, 
Navigation Company, 150 feet in a southerly diréction from a point 
Ltd., Special Lease} 20 feet above the end of Crane Wharf, village 
1918-2. of Cooloon, parish of Terranora, county of 
Rous. 
Blackett, Owen (Sp. L.} County of Cumberland, parish of Cowan, front-| 8 810 | Factory site ..| Sydney 38 -.| 9 August? 5; 
1918-11, Metropolitan).| ing the Hawkesbury River, at the village of | 
By water. 
Nowra Co-operative] At Nowra, on the bank of the Shoalhaven} 0 1 1 Wharves on piers.. do we me. ee = 
Dairy Co. Ltd., Sp. L, River, parish of Nowra, county of St. Vin- 
1903-1, Nowra, cent, | 
[896] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


Tis hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder partieularised, which was published in 
the Government Gazette of 7th June, 1918, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






































SCHEDULE. 
ad | No, of Lease. Name Deen GaN i ot | Situation and Area of Land.| Purpose of Lease, ay Me Hb: Hi 
Ms. Ls. £ sd. | 

1918-7,784| 1914-15, Tam- | Johnstone, Thomas Norman,! County Darling, parish) Recreation 210 O/} Municipality 
worth. Stoddart, Henry, and Catchlove,, Manilla, portion 213.| of Manilla, 

Sydney George Leyland |(Trus-| Area, 3 roods 15%! 

tees of the Manilla Lawn Tennis! _ perches. | 
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[397] Department of Lande, 
; Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


RESTORATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. 


IE is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in the 
_ Government Gazette, has now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date, and subject, in 
addition to the existing conditions, to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The lessee shall be held responsible for any damage eausel by the careless use of fire by himself or anyone under his contro 
or directly or indirectly employed by him. 
(2) Any areas required for sawmills, depdts, or other forestry purposes may be withdrawn from the lease without compensation 


at any time during its currency. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















SOHEDULE. 
~ pie. S af _be | patil i ae af 
tha | Name of Lessee. Land District, Parish, | County and Shire. | Area, | cee my Bn bapa 
) j ] : | 
| a. vr. p.| £ a. d. 
1907-21 | McBride, Tiomas, junior...) Taree... ..| Forster | Gloucester; Manning.| 120 0 0/1 0 0 25 Jam., 1918 ~ 
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19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, - 3517 














[899] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
FORFEFTURE OF OROWN-LEASES. 


if is hereby notified that the Orowa-leases specified hereunder ye deolared forfeited in aceordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ‘ 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































No. of Lease No. of Annual 
ee ce: Name of Lessee, Poetion Parish, | County. Shire. Area, Real Reason for Forfeiture, 
: Acres, £ a. d, 
1913-26, Carcoar ...) Cecil Roy James Corby o-- 9 | Abercrombie .| Georziana ..| Abercrombie... 1,584 | 18 3 O| Non-payment of rent, 
1917-1, Gosford ...| Clive Waters ... gy 77 | Stowe ... ..| Northumher- | Erina  ... we 50 Le Om 0 do 
: land. 
5, Orange ...| Julian Gardiner ose Cf 57 | Vittoria ...| Rathurst -- | Canobolas aad 188k | 2 0 5 do 
1916- 2, Quean- William Flynn... ose «| 159 | Molongls «| Murray .-| Yarrowlumla .., 2703 | 215 11] Non-payment cf instale 
beyan,. ments of survey fee. 
1916-15, Stroud =...) Frank Adolphus Watts <9 Tye abyalbc «s oss || ELA WES .,5 | Apsley es aes 1,10) | 10 6 8 | Non-payment of rent. 
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[448] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases and Conditional Leases, which was published in 
the Gazetie on the dates specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


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EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict oF Cooma. 


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bank, 
Lanp DistTRict oF GRAFTON. 0.8. 
1906-63 | Johnson, John Alfred .) 25 July, 1906 ] 40 | 26 ) Clarence...| Cold- Cc. 3 eset (ase 80 Noy., 1917) .... { 1918- 2,608 | Orara. 
| | | stream, { | | | 
Lanp District or Port MacquaRriz. 0.8. 
1909-385 { Wallis,Colia Campbell Bruce] 25 Mar., 1909/ 100 |267/ Macquarie.) Myall ...| M. 4,911-686.| 4 | 10 Aug., 1917/ 1909~25) 1918~12,507| Hastings, 
(now Wallis, Edmund 
William Matthew), 
40 | Wallis, Charles James Au-| 8 April, , | 120 | 26 do .,.| Debonham |M.3,283,2,285-| 10,; 10 ,, 4, 28s iss do j 
gustus (now Wallis, Fa- 666. nh, 
mund William Matthew), 
Lanp District of WELLINGTON. 0.8. 


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{447} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchases of land, and all rights attached to such purchases, have 

become and are hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase money, 

survey fees, and Crown improvements; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this 
notification. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








pepon Amount in 
Act. 


Portion 
No, Arrears, 





Purchaser. Area, Shire, 


Purchase, 


Date of 
Wo. 





County. | Parish, | Charting 














Papers. | 











EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or BATHURST. 
aner, pi C.S. £s., d, 
1914-1 ; Moore,Philip .. ..) 2 Feb, 1914; 109 3 0{/ 44 | Bathurst | Vittoria ...j B. 4,536-2,009/ 125 | 1918-10,927 { 21410 |Aberorombie. 


Lanp District or TAREE. 











1915-24 | Rootsey, Frederick =| 22 May, 1915; 100 0 0 | 87 irene ia Knorrit | M. 6,390-636 | 127 | 1918- 6,798 1 8 8 | Stroud. 
aS Se os ; - toe Oe ee 
(463) Derartment of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFRITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. * 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases, which was published in the Gazette on the 


dates specified hereunder, has been reversed, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr ox TAMWoRTH. 

































































pack re. (i ar it 7, 
Section shake Date of 
ih Purchaser, | ak a Area, of the County. | Parish. | Charting No, Be Gazettal of Papers, Shire, 
Gis Act. £ Forfeiture, 

| Gat: py 

1208-62  Goldbold, Ilenry Merbert...| 7 May, 190&| 296 2 0 24-96 | Inglis ...}] Tamworih..| T. 1,566, 2,993,] 18%, | 28 Sept., 1917] C.S. 1918- | Cockburn. 
2,101-1,590. | 262, 17,081, 

263. 

1908-87 | Goldbold, Perey Har.ld ../| 24 Sept, , | 143 3 0 | 24-26 do As do w-| 1.1,565,2,068-| 187, | 24 ,, é 3 do 
. | 3,690, 259. 





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No. 89, 19 Juny, 1918, —6, 


8518 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, = [19 Juny, 1938, 





[228] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
been pleased to approve of the following :—Regulations Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 
6 and Form No. 1, under the Voluntary Workers (Seldiers’ Holdings) 
Act, O07, 





[Minl. 1918-3,594. | W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
1. “Under Secretary” means the “Under Secretary for Lands.” 
2, An application for the issue of a Crown Grant under the provisions of 


the Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) Act, 1917, shall be made 
to the Under Secretary in Form. 1. 

Any Voluntary Workers’ Association desirous of obtaining an advance 
shall submit to the Public Trustee, through its honorary secretary, 
working plans and specifications of buildings proposed to be ereeted. 
or a description of improvements intended to be effected, together 
with a detailed estimate of quantity and cost of materials required, 
and shall satisfy the Public Trustee that the money is to be used for 
purposes authorised by the Act. 

4, Any Voluntary Workers’ Association expending money in constructing 
buildings or effecting improvements on land in respect of which a 
Crown Grant under this Act shall have issued, shall furnish to the 
Public Trustee, within three months after any money has been 
advanced, or within one month of completion of the buildings or 
improvements, whichever is the earlier, an attested statement giving 
particulars of the quantity and cost of any materials used and such 
other particulars as the Public Trustee may require. 

5. Any mortgage executed by a disabled member of the forces or a dependent, 
to the Public Trustee, or to any person named by the Public Trustee, 
shall contain provisions allowing a period of not less than ten years 
for the payment of the principal and interest moneys, and for pay- 
ment of such moneys by instalments; also for payment of the whole 
or part of the mortgage money at any time before the expiration of 
the term, if the mortgagor desires, upon three months’ written notice 
being given to the mortgagee. 

6. The rate of interest to be charged in any mortgage executed by a dis- 
abled member of the forces or a dependent, in pursuance of this Act, 
shall not exceed the rate charged at the time by the Government 
Savings Bank of New South Wales, for moneys advanced by the 
Commissioners, for the building of homes. 


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Form 1. 
We [names and addresses in full of the President and Hon. Secretary of the 


Association] hereby apply that a Crown Grant of the land hereunder deseribed 


may be issued to the Public Trustee, to be held and disposed of by him 
under the provisions of the Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) Act, 1917, 
and the Regulations thereunder. 

We hereby undertake on behalf of the Association we represent to construct 
buildings and effect improvements by voluntarv labour on such land for homes 
for disabled members of the Forces or dependents, under such conditions as 
the Governor may, by regulation, prescribe and to otherwise comply with the 
Act and Regulations. 


ames aemeeneniaienniamememnenammenemmenereneenmecnr een 


I. Name of association and place of 
operations. 


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2. Names and addresses of the (1) Execu- 
tive Committee, (2) Trustees, (3) Trea- 
surer. 


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3. Date association was formed, and 
number of members. 





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4, Place where the books of association 
may be inspected, 


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#. Descrivtion of land required. Attach 





sketch, 

6. Number and class of homes to be 
erected, and, if possible, the names 
and addresses of the persons for 
whom the homes are to be built. 








President 


Hon. Secretary 
The Under Secretary for Lands, Sydney, 








19 Juny;1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. g519 


on edie iptiasdlaneigalnclesabaiesireaii™ eR EC A A A A 


[370} Tesartnent of Lands, 

Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
HIS Exeelleiey the Governor, with the advice of the Exeetitive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the fellowing Amended Regulation Ne. 1%, 
in substitution for that at present in force bearing the same number; under 
the “ Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916.” 


[ Mint, 1918*4,459 | W. G ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











17. Upon confirmation a group purchase shall be subject to the following 
conditions, and to such other conditions as may be stated in the notification 
setting apart the land :-— 

(a) The purchase money shall be paid by atinuat instalments, which 
shall include interest. Fach instalment shall be at the rate of six 
per centum of the notified capital value of the block, unless a 
différent rate be notified in the Gazette sétting apart the land. 
The first of such instalments shall be pryable twelve months after 
the date of the confirmation of the block, and one of the remaining 

mstalments shall be paid in each and every year on the recurring 
date of the confirmation until the balanee of purchase money, 
together with interest at the rate of five per centum per annum, 
or at such rate as may bo notified in the Gazette, shall have been 
paid. Provided that a payment shall not be overdue if made within 
six months after such dates, and that the whole or any number of 
such instalments may be paid off at any time. 

(b)} In any case of temporary inability to pay the first instalment of 
purchase money on the due date or within six months thereafter, 
the Minister may grant a suspension of such payment, and in hke 
circumstances may grant a suspension of another instalment. The 
Minister may also grant a suspension of a third instalment if 
improvements equal to the amount of three annual instalments 
have been effected by the holder, such improvements being im 
addition to any improvements paid for out of tioneys advanced 
by the Crown. During the period of any siteh suspension, intérest 
on the balance of putchase money, at the rate of five per centum 
per annum, or at the rate notified in the Gazette when setting apart 
the land, shall be added to the balance of purchase money owing, 
unless the holder pay such interest within six months after the 
date on which an instalment of the purehase money would other- 

_ wise be Basque. | 

(ec) A term of five years’ residence from the date of the confirmation 
shall attach to each block. Such residence shall mean residence 
by the holder continuously and bona fide on the block as his usual 
home, without any other habitual residence. Provided that the 
term shall be reduced by the period of bona fide residence per- 
formed by the holder upon the block or within the group settlement 
prior to confirmation of the bloek to him. 

(dy Each holder shall take réasonable and sufficient measures to free 
and keep the land free from rabbits and 6ther noxious animals, and 
to eradieate and keep the land clear from all plants which have 
been or may hereafter be declared as noxious under the “ Local 
Government Act, 1906,” within the municipality or shire in which 
the land is situated. y 

(ey Each holder shall preserve sufficient of the growing timber for 
shade and shelter for stock, in firebreaks or clumps. 

(f) Eaeh holder shall annually insure against loss by five all buildings 
of insurable value of £50 or over existing on the block at the date 
of the confirmation of the group purchase. Every policy effected 
under this condition shall be made im the name of the Minister 
for Lands, and shall be deposited with the Minister or any officer 
deputed by him for the purpose; and all recéipts for the payment 
of premiums shall be produced to the Minister or to such officer 
Within fourteen days after the due date for payment thereof. 

i (g) All. existing improvements shall be kept in good. repair,.fair wear 
and tear excepted, until the issue of the grant, or until the Minister 
determines that any such improvements may be exempted from 

_ this condition. 

(h) The external boundaries of each. block shall be fenced with a 
substantial fence, to be approved by the Minister, within threc 
years from the date of confirmation. Provided that the Minister 
may sanction thé erection of a ring fence, so as to: enclose several 
holdings; wpon a joint application beine made by the holders of 
the lands sought to be enclosed together. 

(@) If the Minister? is satistied that amy condition attaching to a group 
purchase has not been or is not bemg duly performed, or upon 
default being’ made in the payment of any instalment of purchase- 
money for six months after the due date for payment thereof, the 
purchase and all moneys paid in respect thereof, and all improve- 

: ments thereon, may be forfeited to the Crown by notification 
a published in the Gazette under the hand of the Minister. 


3520 A NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 89, [19 Jury, 1918. 


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[368] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 











FORFEITED RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Returned Soldier’s Special Holding is hereby declared forfeited through non- 


ia Pe ae of deposit and survey fee; but such forfeituro shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this 
notjucatjon, 


el ik Gene bed ee ——— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. ) 
Lanp District or YounG, 





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[879] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES UNDER THE OROWN LANDS 
CONSOLIDATION ACT, 19183, AND THE PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1897. 
WG abstract of the intended dedication of the various areas of Crown Land described in the Schedule hereto, for the public purposes 
therein mentioned, having been duly laid before both Houses of Parliament of the State of New South Wales, in accordance with 
the provisions of the 24th section of the Crown ands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the 8th section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, it is 
hereby notified that the various areas of Crown Lands hereinbefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, 
are hereby dedicated for the respective public purposes specified in connection therewith, 


(Ms, 1918-4,769} W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






























































SCHEDULE. 
List No. 4 of 1918. 
~~. - — — 
g Allot g Purpose of intended No. of Cat. No. of 
Place, County. - ment, rs) Locality. Area. Dedication. Papers. Plan. 
& R 
a Yr p. Ms. 
Balladoran .. eot| EaWON MAT <2. eeneee wee ecccotseoeee | eee | Parishes of Eura and| 53 2 0 Public Road oe «| 1918-3513...) R. 13,004-1,608 
Breelong. R.S.S. 
Bankstown ... -« | Cumberland OBB WIN Nessaceace ee | w- | Parish of Bankstown ... 2 2 0 Public School Site | 1918-6750 ...| C. 3,142-2,080 
Mg, 
Collombatti ... | Dudley aE 232 seocovses | eee,| Parish of Yarraban- 0 187% | Public Hall eds e| 1918-1734 ...) D. 2,142-1,505 
dinni. 
East Maitland ...| Northum. bdeiwob eactace 13 13 | Town of Hast Maitland O12 Fa Site for Fire Brigade 4094 ...| M. 101- 790 
berland. Station. 
Flong Elong ...| Linen... seorssaeee | 16 | Village of Flong Elong 5 1 9 Public School Site eed 2875 ...| Elong Elong 6 
Erowal Bav, St.| St. Vincent .. et loae cca oes .. | Parish of Bherwerre... 0 120 Public Road rs aoe 1649 ..| Ms, 5,085 Sy. 
St. Georges’ Basin, { 
Galargambone-,..| Gowen BO Eee ch vee 1 17 | Village of Galargam- 0 1123 | Literary Institute eee 2255 ...| G. 9-2,221. 
bone, Rds. 
Ilornsby .. | Cumberland |233, —-801,| esssrseeee | oe | Parish of South Colah 1 2383 | Public School Pu rposes,,.| 1916-834—22..| C, 2,857-2,030 
and closed C. 2,181-2,080 
Jane in- 
tervening Aln, 
Inverell . ...| Gough aval rps ch tvalade lto7 | 75|TownofInverell  ... & 0389 | Public School Site! 1918-1085 ...| I, 61-1,°51 
(inclusive.) (Addition), Ms. 
Mirrool | i. a BOUT KOT ey ssc cesees 2°| 4| Village of Mirrool ..| 2 1 9 | Public School Purposes..| 1918-2968 ...| Mirrool 6 
Moore Park, Sydney; Cumberland | os. | ssseessenee | oe | Parish of Alexandria.) 0 2 24 | Athletic Sips Ground 2889 ...| R. 13,26)-1,603 
f (Addition. 
Newnes scope COOK cco Meany ciugeer, ete ceoseesee | cee | Village of Newnes © ..; 0 0 234 | Public Road «2 1954 ...| R. 13,308-1,603 
Rds. 
Parramatta.., 4..| Cumberland | 4... | esesoeee | oe | Town of Parramatta ... 0 0103 |: do ee ees| 1917-489-4 ...| R. 18,398-1,603. 
4 Ms. 
Repton eso oo| Raleigh oa} ..sscvseseee | 19, 20, 21, 1 | Village of Repton ay ro 0 Public School Purposes.,| 1918-2345 ...! Repton 1 
: ; and 22, 
Tamworth .., ...| Loglis eel Been cece sessevecseee | 27 | Townof Tamworth ... 8 2 30 Public School Site Ae 4276 ...| T. 98-1,3938 
Tumut. ove so RY SEC oe en esynecesevee | oop | EATISh Of Tumut aS 21 0 Addition to Show Ground 1279...) I, 12,907-1,603: 
for the use and general 
purposes of the Tumut 
Agricultural and Pas- 
4 toral Association, 
Upper Camden Macquarie .., 283 teossnssspers, | oo || EBTishvof Lorne ae 2015 Public School Purposes., 2524 ,,., M, 6,598-686 
Haven. 3 
Walgett  ... oo} BATAdiNe: os) oo. cece 10 15 | Town of Walgett oes 0 0 20 ne for Fire Brigade 8012...) W. 29-1,702 
tation. 
Yamba ove woo] CIATED CO oo) aos cis cee eae coortesesseee’ | eee | Town Of Yamba 55 0 019 seis School Site (Addi. 1147 ,..| P, 1,483-1,978 
tion), 
[7693] Department of Laads, 
; Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. é 


IN eee is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purohase, 
under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiwation of four weeks from this date, lodge a consplamt, as provided for by the 69th section 
ef the Act mentioned; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























es ue ation Applicant, | Area. | Desoription. | Labeda oa bape 
| | | | 
Aln. Bor. Ds 
1918-5,291 | Charles Edward Eades.) 1 1 10 | Parish of Cowan, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land} Phe Chairman, Metros 
Sp. Pur. District, Hornsby Shire, being an area proposed to be}  politan Land Board, 
1917-19. reclaimed by applicant fronting his property, being part] Sydney. 


of portion 16. 
Ms. 5,148 Sy. Papers Aln. 1918-5,291. 








ole 


“19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 


“3521 





[833] 





Registration 
No. 





Aln. 


4 1918~6,001 
8.P. 1917-48. 


[339] 


{4 





tion Act, 1913, section 62, 


Applicant. 


James Walter Trevenar 


Department of Lande, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


APPLIOATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


ih eeuaren is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder}mentioned for permission to reclaim and purchase, 

under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the arnexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may; before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 69th section of 
the Act mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





a YF. 


p- 
O O 29%) Parish of Sutherland, county of Cumberland, Sutherland 
Shire, being an area proposed to be reclaimed below high- 
water mark on the frontage of applicant’s property, lot 27 
of D.P. 4,198 at Gunnamatta Bay, Port Heck sPonn 


| Area | 


Description. 


on plan No. Ms. 5,154 Sy. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


With whom Caveats 
must be lodged. 


The Chairman, Lard 
Board, Sydney. 


is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolida- 
the portions of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 


1. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication ot 


"this notice. 


2. Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 
~3. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 








~ 
8 43 
Be. 
Papers eS bo Pp 
and No, of | & as Name of Purchaser, Area, Fi orien Avot 
Application.; GA ment ; Section. 
ere 
ce 
| 
Aln, 1915. Geile Ps 
1918-5,844 | 9 Nov..| James Michael Job --| 0 1 OQ| Allotment 4, sec- 
{.P. 1916-15, tion 41, 
1917. 
1918-5,848 | 22 Aug..! Gilbert Patherick Byrnes; 0 1 0} Allotment 8, sec-| 
I.P. 1917-1. | tion 2. | 
1918-5,426 | 14 April..| John James Ernest Moffitt, 2 0 0 | Portion 61 "0 
ee 1917-1. 
(891) 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 














Parish ; County ; 
District. 


Currajong ; 
Ashburnham ; 
Parkes. 
| Qurangully ; . 


ston, 


ter ; Stroud, 





Dowling ; Hill- 


Craven ; Glouces- 





| 





2 Bs Amount 
Bigs ees called for, 
eed 8! (Deposit as Credited | including 
Town, (ile, Sa By a towards | fixed Stamp 
orG 24 5 Purchase | Duty £1 
£5 2) | Nalorem Mone and 
ey Stamp y: ahaa 
a z ipat Deed Tee, 
<q & Ye £1, 
sre ene £8. Gs) 2 8, Ge £8. d 
Parkes... 20) 10,7 OE OF b0 015 0 21 6.0 
Cargelligo 250" O]1-1) 0 5 Oj; Ob 0 | 26°65 © 
GloucesterG.F.}5 0 0) 1] UV 6 150 














Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for. Lands. 





Papers and| Deposit paid 
to C. L.A, 


o, of 
Application. 





Aln. 
1918-5,986,/ Bathurst ... 


8.P. 1918-32. 


§.P.11917-11. 


at— 





Area, 














SOHEDULE REFEREED TO, 














a. T. p 
20 0 0} Parish of Mount 


4 July, 1917. 


~4918-3219,| Carcoar  ... 


20 0 0 | Parish of Gillindich, 


2 Mar., 1917. 











is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 








Deposit. 
— -—— | Amount 
é | called 
Appraised Amount Deducted for, in- 
Description, Eroposen Value w of Costs as ad vis cluding sh a * 
Grantee. Ss |: Paid to owards ayment, 
of Land.| 2 |incurred. valorem fixed 
PJ Treasury. stamp Pushes near 
duty. Money. duty, £1. 
Seed.) Se Sede ese ds) & 8 Ge BU & By a ; 
James White| 50 1 3) 1/ 31011] £ 0 0| 010 0} G10 0 | 55 2 2| £10 deposit, to be 
Lawson, county (including paid within three 
Georgiana, por- £5 ¥s.°8d., months from the 
tion 66, R.L, 1905 Crown date of this notice, 
“1, Plan G.4 ,79 improve- the balance by five 
1,606. ments), equal annual in- 
: stalments, with 
trescribed interest. 
Alfred Ernest] 25 0 0) 1/ 8 8 3] 10 0] 0 5 0| 0125 0| 29183 3{| Payment to be 
county Géorgi-| Cramp. made within three 
ana, portion 73, months irom date 
R.L, 1908-3. Plan of this, notice. 
G. 5,541-1,606, 




















ent 


3222 NEW SOUTH Wales GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 39. {19 Juny, 1948. 











[390] Biparaest of Lands, 
' Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPHTITION. 


Notice is hereby given that applications have been made by the persons hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th section 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all persons interested 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
With whom Date up to which 


Registration No, Applicant. Area, Description. gbjections tay ape may 
e lodge e lodged. 





| 
Aln. a. 2. Pp. 
1918-5,720 | Ester Dunn .., ..| O © 243] Village of Glenbrovk, patish of Strathdon, county The Chairman, 
| 
| 
| 





19 Aug, 1918 
8.P. 1918-9. Cook, between allotments 10 and 11 of section 7. Land Board | 





Plan G. 1-2,318 8. Sydney. 
1918-5,718 | Wini'red Jane Wil-| © © 243! Village of Glentrock, parish of Strathdon, county do » 
8.P. 1918-10. | — liams. Cook, between ailotmests 5 and 6, section 7. 








Plan G, 1-2,313 BR. | 


ee renee, tenn 





[382} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION £O PURCHASE LAND. 
T is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section ef the Orewn 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule, 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice, together with the fixed stamp duty, £1. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE BEFERRED TO. 





i tn 















































> ae Deposit. Apipunt 
pare Date Appraised | & | Amount i. Deducted Balan including 
ang te of Area. Description. Ere | Value a of Costs | paiato | _ 98.94 coats f Depa £1 for 
cation. Deposit | of Land. 3 incurred. | yy reasut'y yalorem Purchase authorised) fixed 
a | stamp x . stamp 
1 7 Pelt ires Fas 2 duty. | On ey refunded. | duty. 
ie a a ; Wa be 
Ala. a@ T. p £. 8.4.5 H | & 8. a.| £oe a.)8,8.,0.) & 8 a. £ a. d. 
1918-5,596.| 29 Aug.,| 31 2 0 | Par’sh of Boree Nyrang,covunty| Richard Hilton/44517 6/1 ° 7 0 6 |v 0 0} 210 0 | 710 6 cccvrene | 44755 0 
S.P. lvle-| 1916. Ashbu'nham, measured por- Keenan, {inclusive | | 
60. Toa name tien Ne, 27. Plan No, A of Crown | 
of Messrs. 7,53' -1,170, | | improve- 
Keenan | ments, | | 
| Bres. | £4 is | 
oils ae ge i Hite a {Voie Diego Le, Sen eae td) J a Bes a PRCA a a 
{450} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF 
LANDS FOR ROADS. 


’ | I IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Reads 
Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been given), 
shall be and are hereby resumed for the screral roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 


a@ roads. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 
DgsogipTioN OF Road opsNED:—~Widening of road at north-west coraer of portion 431, parish of Currajong, county of 
Ashburnham, Municipality of Parkes. 


[Registration No. of Paupers—Roads 1917-69-38; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,406-1,€03.] 





DuecriPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated ag a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 1018, 
folio 2214, 
ay Saas District or Parkes. 

















| ae Width of PueE, 
Oye Area. er ae Pyrich Name, 70 Reputed Owner, Occupier. "the Resumed ca 
So ee a AR | satin | itn, al 
e's. | | cedars... 
REPS By | Curratong) sap ier As De oR ROSt, ee) lo scc Mews w Fenced road in use wo» Rreebold ..  ..,| Variable -| 0 2 364 











oar 








19 Joxy, 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3528 
snide 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued, 


Dzsckiprion or Roap opENED :—-Road through part of portion 177, towards Ourimbah, parish of Gost ord, 
county of Northumberland, Erina Shire. 


(Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1916-808-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,407-1,603, ] 





DEscriPtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as # publie road. 















































totus's 9 ied to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918; 
Laxnp District or Gosrorp. 
| coogi | P| ae 
racter an 
ie ga Ares. Sec Reputed Owner. Occupier. Bs ae Resumed Rerwna Remarks, 
olding. and ; 
| Dedicated. | Dedicated, | 
| Be Bs P. | &. I. Dp. 
F aay tal {2,600 0 Gosford ...1 J. W. Morris e| J, W. Morris and! Freehold,..| 1chain .., 1 120} This resumption embraces part of lot 27 in 
subdivided) y constructed road. private subdivision. 
Do ne. | 2,000 0 0 do ...} 1. C. Swain «| H. C, Swain and OOo lil rus oop 0 210] This resumption embraces part of lot 28 in 
constructed road. private subdivision. 
[451] 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THH PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECHSSARY. 


HR® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shal) be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads ; also, that the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


D£SORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation in part of the road from Gordon to Mona Vale, parish of Narrabeen, county of 
Cumberland, Warringah Shire. 


[Registration No, of Papers~Roads 1917-488-14 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,375-1,603. ] 





Descrsetien of lands xow resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads or parts of roads 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads or parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of Sth April, 1918, folio 1689. 


Mertroronitan Lanp District. 





| 





























a Width of 
zs Parish Character | band Re- | Ate Re- Parts of Roads closed, &c 
Be Area. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of sumed and Beate 
& Name. Holding, $3 ae oe Dedicated. Part of Road declared to be public Road. 
Bp. T. P 8, tT. Pp. 
4)}' 26 0 0! Narrabeen| James Booth ...) James Booth «..| Frechold...| 100 inks&| 2 037 | The unnecessary part of teserved road (RB. 881-1,603) 


variable. within portion 4A is closed and granted in com- 

pensation. 

Roedin wude ex do  4..| 100 links.,| 0 184 | The unnecessary parts of road (R.88!-1,603) adjoining 
portion 63, east and west of new road,are closed and 
part thereof, together with small area of adjoining 
Crown land, granted in compensation. 

The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R, 881-1,603) 
within portion 1s, north-west of new road, is closed 
and thus vested in the owner of adjoining land. 





68 | 640 0 0 Do __»..| Joseph K. Heyden 





The part of existing road (not already public road) in- 
cluded in survey and necessary to preserve continuity of 
new road is declared to be public road and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 











[452] Department ef Lands, . 
Sydney, 19th July, 1928. 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNEOMSSARY ROAD AND ADDIPION OF THE LAND COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 
H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
ef the 20th section of the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder deseribed, which is no longer required, is hereby closed, 
and the land eomprised therein added to the holding mentioned in the appended Schedule, 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScuppULE REFERRED TO. 








Pata a Sethe RR Ni pte ae lianas ee eet 
Holding to which Road is added. 
Ne, of Pa ers. Area, : praption Road H - " 
rina ” fee No, of Holding. | Name of Holdex 














: } 
Roads. a. xr, p- | 
1916-521-10, | 1 213) Parish Pappinbarra, c Ovnty Macquarie, Land District Port C.P. 1907-75, portion 81, Thomas 
RP, 1916-100, Macquarie, Hastings Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide, at £3 per acre. McKenna, 
; | separating portion {31 from part of portion 113, | 








bm RR ne a, An ALCO a pe ar on ons es 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 89. [19 Juny, 1918, 


nner nn A 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND WITHDRAWAL OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF 
ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
N to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. | 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or parts of roads hereunder specified, and ell 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objections 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or part of roads. 

Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. - 


Dgscriprion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from the road at the north-west corner of portion 496 to Gundagai. Partly 
within suburban boundaries of town of North Gundagai, parish of North Gundagai, county of Clarendon, Adjungbilly Shire. 


[449 } 





Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1916-3279 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,312-1,603.] 


DescerPrion of the lands which it is prsposed to resume, and of roads or parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or GUNDAGAT. 





oe 


Width of 



































Character 
arias Area. Rane. Reputed Owner. Occupier. on tent ty omer bs Roads or parts of Roads propscd to be el-sed, & @ 
0 8 |Withdrawn,| Withdrawn, 
2. oN ep | a T D 
496 131 0 0 | North J. B. Elworthy ...) J.B, Blworthy...| H-F. 12-1,,! 100 links...) 1 G6 0 | This area (1 acre) is to be withdrawn, 
Gundagai. 
Sold road | 13 1 30 | Do $ ..| Je D. McDonald...| J.D. McDonald...| Freehotd...| 100 ,, 0 284 | The following unnecessary roads are to be closed 
(3 parts). ; and granted in compensation :—Reserved 
70 68° 0 0) i Do Meets: do do ist do soni Laer sho sc) road within portioa 243; parts of boundary 
69 82 1 0 Nome do do ip do eaclt LOO Tt cee Ltt road on the vorth of portion 71 east and west 
68 83) 0 0} Do sal ao ao ova do ean} LOO eee 1 OtaG of railway line; boundary road on the west 
67 33 0 0 Do. Fe do a do ea do av] LOOP FES aT and part of south boundaries of portion 68, 
66 83 0 0} Do ee do By do ae do wool LOO Ss ates. 1116 west of road R. 3,478-1,603 ; boundary road on 
65 32 1 0 Doers do do ‘ do os»|, L000) eer OE OLOO west of portion 67; parts of boundary roads 
| on north and east of allotment J, suburban 
section 82, north-east of Morley’s Creek. 
\ The parts of the privately dedicated road R. 
/ 3,478-1,503 withia portions 71, 70, and 69 north 
of a proposed crossing of the railway line within 
portion 69 are to be closed, 
Part of 72 5 80] Do ...| The WRG Way) Mess ecoesunsacenvesees do eet 21 DO ecules 0 310 ie a(é0e/eoulcanites coulseuiveuiins cetices feareunesiesnassivetvesieor een 
| Com missioners, | 
Partof78,/ 4 0 0| Do uo Ph hae ates aikes Ca OR RAUL ys” pectin SG) ose sen éstnssiseniensisesloca insisen)vasissdltararaianiesinadsnananten 
and within (including 
adjoining part of 
creek. | creek.) ; 

Allotment1,) 6 0 0} do -| D, McAlister ...| D, McAlister ... do «| 100 links&| 1 216 | The unnecessary parts of boundary roads on 
suburban variable, north and east cf allotmest 1, suburban 
gection 82, rection $2, between proposed road and Morley’s 

Creek, are to be closed and part thereof granted 

in compensation. 

Parts of the existing roads ineluded in survey 
and necessary to preserve the continuity of the 
proposed road are to be declared to be public 
road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


[453] 





Registration No. 

















———s 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 

Neue s hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
Roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist, 
Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 

month from date of this notice. 


Applicant. 


Area, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





rod 


Description. 





Rds. 
1917-678-6 
Rd. Pur. 1917-- 


145. 


J. G. Hicks and H. 


Hicks. 


—_ 
© 





mn 


— 
ws 





Parish Nimbin, county Rous, Land District Lismore, Terania Shire, 
roads 1 chain wide separating portion 34 (part) and portion 33 from portions 90 
(part), 89, and 88 (south from subdivision fence within portion 3) ; also separating 
portion 11 from portion 33, end of road, and portion 88 (part) ex parts necessary 
to preserve continuity of reserved roads within portions 33 and 11, reserved roads 
(2) 100 links wide within portion 52, and the part of reserved road 100 links 


Boundaty 


wide within portion 42 north of subdivision fence. 


Hos j F 
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19 Juny, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 89% 3525 


Cnr 


[457] Department of Lands, { 


‘: Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
2s is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specifled below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

_ 1. The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations prescribed, and alao 
subject to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1916 and regulations 
eee and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of the 31st 

ay, : 

2. The license terminates on the 3ist December, and the renewal fee must be paid before the 1st December in 
each year, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 31st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Land. 
Term of license, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 31st December, 1918. 

3. The sum lodged with the Tender has been applied on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 


Blst December, 1918. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Kempsuy, AND MAcLEAY SHIRE, 



































oat ’ tee Amount 
Number of "3°22 | approxi-| Annual | Amount ate required from 
Papers. Occupation Licensee and Address. Parish, County. 42588] mate | License | paidas | Mimister’s |date of Minister’s 
License. Aauvo Area Fee, Deposit. acceptance | acceptance of 
48823 : * | of Tender, | Tender to 31st 
| et Dec., 1918, 
Oce, Acres, | £ 8. d.| £ 8. d. 1918, Se ise ay 
1918-4 ,555 No, 1,280 | Allan Bevhie Johnston, of} Cliffs... --| Dudley padi Miveniess casiees 14,200 515 0] 516 0 | 17 July .... 2121 
| panck oe Hickey’: Amount |toereditof} licensee .. EL Re ol 
reek, 
[446] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARMS. 
Nec is hereby given that, in parsuancé of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the interest of the 
__holders in the Homestead Farms specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-fulfilment uf the 
tonditions of residence and improvements ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


a 















































| 
Section : og HLF. 
eG Selector. eee ik Area, of the | County. Parish. Charting $n Papers. nae Shire, 
Act. im oO. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BELLINGEN. ij 
ce Oh RS) 
19181 Alway,Hdwin .. | 20Jan., 1913] 540 0 0 J 5 | Fitzroy ...f Allan ...f F. 1,647-1,910| 23,24 | 1918-15,374 .. 117 | Do rigo, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ConDoBOLIN. 
1916-10 Foord, James Albert «| 18 May, a 869 0 0 | 119 ga and| Milbze 7 G. 2,637 | 16 Byer ./ 916 | Lat¢hlan, 
Dowling. 
[398] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
BEVERSAL OF ANNULLING OF SALE AFTER AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. 


OTICE is hereby given that the annulling of the After-duction Sale hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Government 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reveréed, 
ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister far Landa. 
ScHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 





Cy — Ey Se ey Ce 

















4 Situation of Land. a : . 
Date of : Fs qd re] F Date of 
Gazettal : 3 2 2 Name of Purchaser, Annulling Shire, 
° BE) 
and Area. | rand District. Town. Parish. County. | = | 8 | 8 
< nm ow 
| 1817. 





39 per.). 














16 July, 1918 | Metropolitan...| ccecsscescoeees Heathcote ol Cumberland.) .. ca 579 | Walters Emily .. ee one | 28 Sept. ...| Bulli (8) 








[394] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918 


APPLICATIONS FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
pA tENTION is invited to the undermentioned application under the “ Pastures Protection Act of 1912," for perthission to 


erect Rapbit-proof Fencing and Gates. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Plan »xhibited at | With whom Objections may be lodged. 














Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. Parish, County. | Crown Land Ageat’s 
| Office at. Place, |Not later than— 
1918. 

©, A. Otton and} Road between southern; Brogo .., ...| Auckland...; Bega... ..| Chairman, Local; 16 August, 

E. W. Otton| boundaries of portions Land Board, 

(executors late} 210 and 211, and the Goulburn. 

Henry Otton). northern boundary of 

part of portion 97, 





parish Bega, county 
of Auckland. 


Pee tren | nr | tN | en 9 RR Rt —— 


8526 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, [19 JuLy, 1918, 


[336] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 








NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the ‘Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 

and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the lands set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 
under the conditions hereinafter mentioned :— 


The rent for the second and every succesding year must be paid to the Crown Land Agent before the date in 
each year corresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture, 

The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his 
usual and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease; and must also, within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, erect 
such buildings and fencesas shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 
been erected. 


The legses is to hold a miner's right continuously during the eurroncy of the lease. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


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£9» 4 ie Amount | : ; see i. ‘ 
ED bys i moun’ = 3 moun 
aves R Term of Lease, ai hag sag A t | credited Amount | 85% _ |neeessary 
B2ak| Reg. Name and ‘anual | hgees moun i credited | SBE, /Recesten 
<3 “| No, of Address County. Parish. Area, anaes a eel RE eneree ie 0 ayment of towards oS 2 lplebe first 
es g Papers, of Leases. M and ’ | Expenses.) fret year’s yoig zg = 1 year’s 
on 24 From To provisional rent. aus reiite 
Ae \ | gus 














Laxp Districr or ARMIDALE, Gostwxrox Snirz, GorD-FLELD—SANDON, 
1918, 1928. Epos he eS Gh oakh ee ch ee eH 
26 June(25 Junef 2 0 0 | GY MUN) serrence | 1 


| 


Lanp Distarcr or Tamworth, Cocxntran Suiza, Goup-rin~p—SAnDon, 
1938, 1932 


ad. £16..0.£ 8.70, & 
0|3 0 


10 his | 


Bete ops 8. 
Sandon ...| Arding...| 20 0 0 Lys 
portion 291, 


Occ. 
1917~19,; 1918- | Taggart, Manuel. 
| 8. 4,286-1,660. 


13 Sept.| 4,495. | of Rocky River, 
[ Uralla, 














| 


1916-4,{ 1918- | Anderson, David, Parry  .,.{ Ainsley.. 20 0 0 | 13 Mey 12 May ZO TO TOU Oo sreysy ene 29 0 [ 310 0]  seucee oss veg 
23 May,| 3,166, of Swamp portion 116, 
Oak, P, 2,334-1,764. | | 



































R.L. 1916-4, Tamworth.—In the event of subsidence taking place as a result of mining operations under the subject area, no 
compensation shall be payable to the lessee. 


Nors.—The lessees shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from briars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds 
during the currency of the lease. 


[214] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


I? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of seetion 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions 
of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at 


the eapital values stated, 
: W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 















































SCHEDULE. 
FI | Capital Date from New | Fubnre 
; & A value per which annua ta! 
Papers, 3 Parish, | County. District, Area, nore of | \bamdthben talean Added to— Aree inf l pay ki ot oi Shire, 
ae | added area, effect. 5: Holding. 
Fc a aaa ae rant amnnttioncnaapiomtinncdiietahinsi itis tteiena ———s 
C.8, | a fr. P. % 8. 8. a. 2: ps ee 8s a. 
1918-8292 | 127 | Dyraaba...| Rous e| Casino a. | 9 Ol16 215 0 | 21 March,1917] A.C.P. 1912-69 ...| 247 016| 18 8 ©O | Kyogle. 
413630 | 187 | Mooball ...| go | Murwillumbah.,.| 28 1 0 6.0.0 8 Dec,, 1916] Southern part Of| 2. ser0cres Bray 
| | portions 47 and 1° 
(formerly C.P. 
1904-107 freehold.) 
a a a tg Or ! —— 
[400] 4 Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 19th July, 1918, ! 


FORFEITURE OF A HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION ARBA. 


\ ie is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with all improvements on the land (if any) is declared 
forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effeet at the expiration of thirty clear days frora this date. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 


ebtobintls Resident Oommissiener, 
ScHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION ARHA. 
Yanoo Lanp Disrricr. 











” 
| 























| | : | 
Papers. | Name ef Leszee. ie oe | Parish, County. Area. | Aaony Reason for forfeiture, 
| ees: | 9 ie 
| 
| . ae iDal ae Bek 

M.LS. 1917.) Gilbert, Campbell Muir... 50 | 83 | Jondaryan..,| Cooper .. 49 2 0/22 6 6/ Non-compliance with con- 
D. 10,583. | dition of residence and 
,W.O. & I.C. payment of rent, 
1918-6,961. | 








a AD ft a nt a 


brought before the said Court. 


19 Suny, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Noy, 89, 3527 





(362] IN THE LAND APPHAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTICH is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden, at 
SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the 30th day of July instant, for the hevsring of all Appeals and 
References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


W. B. TAMIRSON, 


Te . Registrar. 





16th July, 1918. 


The following cases will be heard :-~ 





bay eens Land F istrict. Appellant, Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
10070 Gunnedah | J. K. Mackay sf ...| Appeal against the report of the Gunnedah Land Board in respect 
of his application for the surrender of certain lands in the 
parishes of Wean and Melville, counties of Nandéwar and 
Pottinger, in exchange for certain lands in the parishes of 
Johnston and Curlewis, county of Pottinger, Land District 
of Gunnedah (Pullaming Exchange). 
16078 Condobolin _,,.! Minister for Lands ,.. ... Reference for detérmination ‘uf the auntat rental of Herald 
/ Fairford May’s settlement lease No. 1,531, Condobolin, 
10074 Dubbo ... | H. F. Brennan aos ...| Appéal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of | 
| his application for permission to acquire by transfer Thomas. 
Rae’s conditional purchase lease No. 1908-3, Dubbo. 
10075 Condobelin _...! Minister for Lands... ...| Reference for decision in respect of an application by James 
William Stockley Brewer (the Commissioners of the Govern- 
| ment, Savings Bank of New South Wales, mortgagees) for 
conversion of settlement leases Nos. 1906-9 and 1907-9, 
Condobolin, into a conditional purchase and a conditional 
lease (Nos. 1916-2 and 1516-2, Condobolin). 





10076 Grafton... ice do Ae, ...| Reference for decision in respect of the appraisement 6f the 
| = capital value of Alfred Towell’s homestead selection No. 

1897-3, Grafton. 
100;7 Stroud ... Sct do eae ...| Reference for decision in respect’ of the appraisement of the 


capital value for the second period of William Herbert 
Renwick’s homestead selection No. 1901-2, Stroud, 

10078 Narrandera ...; H. Evans .,, des ...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
¥ forfeiture of his homestead farm No. 1915-20, Narrandera. 











ar HR nt eS oy 





[882] Loval Land Beard Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 15 th ate 1918, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in meapatt to 2 Reserve. which is included i in a Lessee 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the “Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,” and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 






































Particulars are specified in Schedule below. Wolke DAY, 
emoqaen y . Chairman, 
ScBRDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, convergion of which is apalied for, cf 
ete ee Aee cane for Class ef ae Reserves included pate gy " 
version. applied for, ad ; 
wtaknee 4 | Area, | Parish and County. n | Local Land Board. 
ask i ’ ) 
Special Lease} 50 1 Parish Wrangle,| Michael Geary..,; Original con-| Whole of travelling stock| Court-house, 
1909-21. | county Buccleuch. ditional pur-| and camping reserve) Tumut, 
| chase. 29,085; whole of water | wth Arig., 1918, 
| reserve 600. | 
J 
{228} , Local Land Board Ofioe, 


Orange, 8th, duly, 1918, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board im respect to a Reserve which is incliided ina 
Lease, the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act of 1908, and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
E, Bes WORE 


























Chairman, 
ScHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, co ve ion of which ig applied for, e 
bi opee PORTER id Applicant tor | Class of Holding |’ peeve incigted, |e eae ete ot 
Nature of Conversion, applied for, cree te: Malena: Focal bad a 
red, | Area, Parish and County. Areas Local Lan aris i 
& I. p. : 
Sp. L. 1906-22 ..{ 10 O O/| Parish Mudgee, county; James Proctor...) Homestead Part of water re-| Court-house, 
Wellington portion selection,; serve 23,636. _ Mudgee, 12th 
353, | August, 198; at 
10 a.m. 








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3528 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. (19 Juty, 1918, 





PROCLAMATION.—OCROWN LANDS AOTS. 


[* pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Warten Epwarp Davtpsor, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified in the 
first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 


I hereby further proclaim that the portions of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule have been allotted in exchange for 
the said areas so surrendered as aforesaid. 


ScHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Guzn Innis. 












































Portion. Parish. County. Area, Cat. No, of Plan. site fee 
Gh iy ie 
28 Blair Hi ee OT Gough oe eel tee vee] B70 90.20 . |G, 5,446-1,761 «cen, | oof vA OP. 1900-48, 
60 Do ere eee eee do eos eee ere eeu 50 0 0 G. 4,896 ” eoe ser C.P. 93-9. 
64 Do eee eos eee do eee e+e ere eee 40 0 0 Gd. 4,934 ” eee A.C.P. 1915-14. 
NoTe.—Set apart this day as Returned Soldiers’ Special Holding Arca No. 307, 
LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 
| Conditional Purchasé 
Portion. Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. EO acpi ne ee 
after be known, 
8. Tsp. 
14 Yarrow eee eee oe Gough se ose eee eee 50 0 0 G. 6,921-1,761 eee eee C.P. 93-9. 
43 Do eee obe eee do ere eee oe eee 270 0 O G. 5,515 ” eee eos A.C.P. 1900-43. 
48 Blair Hill... eee eee do eee ece eee ese 21 1 0 


Gh 4776 eighenrpe | A.C.P. 1915-14. 








[.B.S.8. 1918-10,936] 





IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Wattzzr Epwarp Davinson, Knight Commander of the Most Diss 
tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Com- 
monwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered area of land specified in the 
Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 





ScHEDULE. 
LAND SURRENDERED. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or ConDozsotiy, anp LAcHLAN SHrRE. 











Portion. Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. | No. of Conditional Lease. 
2. uel. os | 
8 Baratta ss ans «| Cunningham bid «| 1,920 0 O | C.951-1,947 ... “ 14,421. 
[ Aln, 1918-3,527] 


NotE.—Inciuded in Homestead Farm Area No. 780, notified this day, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Wattrr Epwarp Davipsox, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of land to be 
Crown Lands for the-purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CoNDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 




















County. Parish. Portion, Area, Cat, No, of Plan. 
a, 7. 'D. 
Cunningham eee oce 60 eee Baratta eee ous oon eee 2 640 0 O C. 950-1,947,. 











‘ = te 


(Aln, 1918-3,527] 


ee SS 





Nore.—Included in Homestead Farm Area No, 780, tiotified this day, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day of July, 1918. 
W. &. DAVIDSON, 


By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. G. ASHFGRD. 


[371} GOD SAVE THE KING! 





19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 3529 


ee 








[426] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 
Tis hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers ex«lusively, and shall he disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 26TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instesd of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance and by 
av instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shell (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in posted 
letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at uny time between the 26th August, 1918, and the 

81st August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 

The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deom reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious sorubs, 
undergrowths, and wecds. 

(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application ; 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm ts not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall_pay the capital value of 
such improvements in aceordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


L Nots.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant, 


ee ee 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 773, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or WYALONG, AND LACHTAN SHIRE. 








SEs = 


2 
23 Annual 
et i AA i eh Rent Nature and Nearest 
og fo) sep - ; i 
County. Parish. | 8 FI =| Home-| for first eh oA oe ®Y | Estimated Value of Tompt pod Oharacter ee toe bX 
et stead | period of | Po oh Improvenients. Prec 409 ater, BUPPYe  . y. 
3" | Farm, | 25 years. | 96 7 erelrom, 
| ee 











Acres, Pek Oe Sie Sane ous 
Dowling and| Curriba &| 89 &| 1,766 |2,110 0 0| 5215 0] 17 0 Ringbarking, serub-| About 44 miles 
Gipps. Bygalore.| 50. bing, and sucker-| from Weja 
ing, and fencing,{ platform. 
£327 15s. Crown 


on. 


, property. 
Gipps «-| Bygalore..| 46 &| 1,522 | 2,620 0 0/6510 0] 16 O O/} Ringbarking,scrub-| About } mile 
47. bing, and sucker-| from Weja 


ing, fencing, tank) platform, 
and drains, £291 
| 1s. Crown property. 
Dori,.| :do --| 48 &] 1,727 | 2,580 0 0| 68 5 0/17 O 0} Ringbarking,scrub-|About 3_ miles 
49. bing and sucker-| from Weja 
ing, tank, puddle} platform, 

trencb and drains, 
and fencing, £669 
10s. 8d. Crown 








ST ge 


property. 
>: Da™=., do ov} 51 & 1,693 | 2,720 0 0|68 0 0/17 0 0 Ring barkiig Soms6! About 24 miles 
56. - bing and sucker-| from Weja 
ing, tank andj platform, Level to hilly land ; the level land is composed 
drains, and fenc- of rich loam soil with clay subsoil; the hills 
ing, £183 3s. 9d. are partly basalt, partly shale, and partly 
Crown property. gravel to stony formation; timber mostly dead 


o 
a 
Oo 
Oo 


box and pine with suckers and undergrowth 
chiefly on the ridge, wattle scrub in parts; no 
natural water supply, but tank sites exist, and 
some provision has been made for water supply 
on all but a few blocks; the blocks are suitable 
for mixed farming. Mean annual rainfall is 
about 16 inches. 

Plans G. 2,559 to 2,563, and G. 2,566 to 2,577- 


Do: . «=. do os (52. & 1,596 | 2,650 0 0/ G6 5 Ringbarking, scrub-| About 4 miles 
| 55. bing, suckering,!] from Weja 
tanks, and drains,| platform, 
fencing, clearing 
cottage and out- 
buildings and 
stock yards, £908 
12s, 3d. Crown 


’ : property. 1,871. 
DG gs do «| 5 & 1,743 | 2,800 0 0| 70 0 0/17 O O|Ringbarking, scrub-| About 5 miles} | Ms. 1918-3,834. 
54, bing, and sucker-| from Weja 
ing, clearing, fenc-| platform. 
ing, tank, and 
yards, £428 17s. 
8d. Crown  pro- 
‘ perty. 
DoF. do ..| 57&| 1,612 | 3,080 0 0/77 0 0/16 O O | Ringbarking,serub-| About 4 miles 
58. bing, and sucker-| from Willow 


ing, £208 13s. 6d.| Dam platform. 

: Crown property. 

Do 4. do ../ 59&| 1,720} 3,290 0 0| 82 5 0]17 0 0| Ringbarking,scrub-| About 5 miles 

60. bing, and sucker-| from Willow 

ing, tanks and} Dam platform, 

drains and fencing. 

£515 8s. Crown 
property. 














De 3 do ..| 61& | 1,673 | 2,840 0 0/71 0 0] 16 0 O| Ringbarking, scrub-| About 7 miles 
62. bing, and sucker-| from Willow 











ing and fencing,| Dam platform, 
£304 4s, 3d. Crown 
property. 


Noru,—That part (about 300 acres) of travelling stock reserve 6,417, notified 20th May, 1888 ; part of classification reserve, notified 11th November, 1914; and 
part (14,220 acres) of classification reserve, notified 3rd August, 1917, within the above are hereby revoked, 





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me 


3530 © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 JoLy; 1918. 











[425] Department of Landa, [ag 
7 i Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


“ROTIFIOATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLUITERS EXCLUSIVELY. 
V’? is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and’ 

* the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set spart 
re Ariba Crown-lcdsea, to be dispored of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. , 

» The areas will be dvailablo on ard aiter 2¢tH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land beconits © 
available) shall be accompanied ‘by one half-yeur’s rent in advance and by an instahwént of one-tenth of the survey fee; bub upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid ih ton cqual yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 pet centum per ansut on the amotint uspaid, 

oo /Alb applications ledged. by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all Vidingy Std i 
posted letters received by the Land Agent aS any time on the 26th August, L918, or at any time between the 26th August, 191 and 
the 31st Angust, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed, to be and te have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the coth August, 1928. a 

The application must be accompained by a quilification certificate on Form 2. 

ee’ The land set apart is exempt from’ the cperations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-leasés will be subject to the genefal provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, und to the 
following special conditions :-— 

/ 06 (a) 'Ehe Crown-lessee shall pot assign or eaublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 

10 AM ' Tessee ave found depastiring’on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 

Search for and wit minerals. i 
(c) Power will bé véserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease whiich may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
-" @r any other publie purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
_ portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
easé of reatimption for Mining ér mining prrposes, not less than one month’s notice, and im the ease of resumption for any 
other purpose net less than three months’ notiée in writing will be given to the lessee. 
-| (@y Tixe holder of «ny Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 

' effective steps to keepthe land so leased clear ot rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 

hia efficient steps dr means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 

Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at thé rate of not Tess than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first’ eleven’ years of the lease ; and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the 
leesee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to 
the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(c) 'Ehe boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Pro- 
vided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 

(f) No timber shell be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject tothe provisions of the Forestry Aet, 

vw “FOIG, and Negulations'thereuncer at the time in force. , ote 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timbor, excopt such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take fyom the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as. tenant thereof, provided such land is not. comprised withia a timber réserve or 
State forest. 

(¢) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from: the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease, The lessee shall commence such operations withia 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months frem such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent, period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from‘ not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shal! be cleared within three years from the. date of 
confirmation of the lease. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into resideuce within six months fronr date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements whieh are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VEE ef the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
re W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Note.—All information may be chtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coat, if 
s2 desired by the applicant. ' 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 2,265. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrerct or Dungpoo CENTRAL, AND CoBBoraA SHIRE. 


NOTE.—-This-block is net designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented hy the products cf the land. As the block . 
is not set apart as a home maintefance area, no promise of monetary assistanea under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act ean 











be made. , 
eee os Seow ere sO. 2 adh ot lal ot Pieprente a tg ge eH eS a Sac Ec eas : 
ni] 
A Annual 
FS Aree | Value, sit tea bot Bsthnated Val Town ond Character of Land, Soll , 
y S or firs urve stimated Value own an ‘acter of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
County. Parish, | S68 | Grown. see | | period Fer. 7 of distance | Water Supply. i Pe 
GE | lease. | Oo ars. | Improvements. therefrom. 
a yours. 45 years, 
a4 | 








Ga.) 3a Sie dy 
2| 7 0 O| Fencing, halfvalue,, Liamena _ rail-) Red, sandy, and dark loamy soil ; clayey subsoil > 
£15 7s. 4d.; not) way station, 1) sandstone hills, with easy slopes; timbered with 

Crown property. mile. ironbark, pine, and box ; no natura) water sup- 


{ 

a 

imo. 205} 256 11 3.[ 

| 

| 

| | ply,, good sites-for tanks; part, suitable for agri- 
| 


Lincoln ..| Adelyne ..} 
| 


( culture. Rainfall, about 24 inches. 
L, 2,690-1,566. 

| Ms. 1919+4,495. 
I 


Norz.~+-Ineludes reserve 52,630 from gale other than auction sale, notified Ist. February, 1918, hereby revoked, 


| 
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19 Juy, 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3531 


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CROWN-LBASHS—TO 1 BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED ) SOLDTRRS—continued. 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 8,266. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp Dispricr or Dunxepoo CenreaL, AND CootAn SHIRE. 











= —— i oaieeneneeaenen 

















fe 
S . 
3 . Annu2 
& ke Area Capital Rent waeureraua Nearest 
County. Parish, a3 eis for first i aer | Sury ®Y | Estimated Value of tes a Character 2 Mera Aa Timber, &0, 
z | lease, | Period of at Improvements. Gresctre PPIYs 
&& 16 years. } 45 Wiehe 
Ss years, 
— 
= 
° 
Oy ; } 
3 a yn he ay 
Acres.| £ 8. d.| £ s,d.| £ «| ; 
; Linco a Bullinda ..| Sand}, 4,723 | 2,949 0 0] 3617 3) 25 0 | Fencing, half value,| Dunedoo | rail-; Mountainous country, sandstone and basalt for- 
Napier, 2. | | £65 Ss. 6d.; fenc-| way station, mation; sandy and stony soil; fair grazing 
I ing, fall value,} 18 miles, Jand, parts suitable for agriculture 3 water my 
| | £12 43, 5 fencing, | Merrygoen and Tilly Willy Creeks; timbered 
i | rem. value, £575 y with ironbark, string ybark, gum, and pine 
| ringbarking, timber. 
; j | £202 15s. Crown! Plans N. 1,21G-1,883 R., and Ly 3,309-1,566 Kt. 
| | property. R.S.S. 1918-6,835. 








= oes — = — 


‘Nore.— Inclhideés part (4,723 adres) of resevve $3,502 from sale or lens other than improve ssh lease, notified 2nd Nov eoybex, 1901, which part, is hereby revoked. 





[435] Depaztment of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be dispesed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and. after 19TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and shall (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
tae available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance and 
bY an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of the arplication such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 

éuts instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) bo ee 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by bis agent im person duly authorised in writing, and ail applications ; in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent st any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the 19th August, i918, and. the 
24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 19th August, 1918. 

, The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 
(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application + 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


(d). The Homestead Farm is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below tne surface; and the Crown will not be 
responsible or lable for any subsidence or damage eaused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on 
below the said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years aud payment of rent, 
The Homostead Farm is not transferable until the condition ef residonee attaching thereto has been porfarmed. 


After the expiration of five yoars from the confirmation ef application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been compiled with. 


Where any Iand contains improvements which are or are net the property ef the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VMI of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


——ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application with be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
i} so desired by the applicant, 








oe 


HOMESTBHAD FARM ARBA No. 776. 
; EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gosrorp, AND Haina SHIRE. 

















23 Annual 
ae ea, ri Rent. 7 oe ea: Nearest 
: 63 9 ngie FS Tow Char f Land, Soil, Tiber ie 
County. Parish. (59 5 Homer for first pee BS had Estimated Value of by Ue acter Water & Sup * 
aSt| steed | period of at Improvements. therefrom, 

e Farm, 25 years. | 95 years. 
a 
| BoE eas! pe 

Acres: £ d.| £8. d.| £8. d. ; 
673 10014 6) 210 5} 415 0 Nil, Gosford and} Undulating and low-lying country, sandstone 
¢ 


Northum- | Tuggarah..| 163 | 
' berland.| i j Wyong, each! formation; sandy soil; timbered with gum, 


about 10 miles} apple, oak, and banksia ; no permanent water 


distant, supply. Rainfall, about 45 inches per annum, 
Plan catalogued N. 5,296-2,111. 
Ms. 1918-3 1580. 





NAP Bi. Venae bn eee 
Notpe.—Includes classification reserve, notified 14th December, 1217, which is hereby revoked. 








8532 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Juny, 1918. 


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[427] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1938. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


iP is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portions 166 and 167, parish of Kundibakh, shall be available only for Charles William Watson, of Stratheedar, Wingham, to 
whom a eertificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portions 9 and 11, parish of Bebo, shall be available only for Parker Thomson, of Sydney, to whom a certificate of preferential 
rizht entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portions 24 and 28, parish of Yiddah, shall be available only for Augustus William Wright Cooper, of Barmedman, to whom a 
certificate of preferontial right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916. 


Block A, parish of Foster, shall be available only for John McIntyre Currans, of Fair View, Nyngan, to whom a certificate of prefer= 
ential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


lock C, parish of Whitbarrow, shall be available only for Theophilus Augustus Gregory, of Culeairn, to whom a certificate of pre= 
ferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Block A, parish of Murrabudda, shall be available only for Frederick William Singleton, of Nyngan, to whom a certificate of pre« 
ferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


! 


The areas will be available on and after 22np JULY, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pee the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

he first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application, 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious serubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within flve years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which atiach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residance attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of tha Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of tho Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


a W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





NotE.—All information may be ablained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant, 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 779. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanxp District oF TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 


re a a Ln 5 Ae = 
L ne o fre ee TET ER SE 








Ce} 
= — 
2a Annual 
RO Area Capital Waar : 
B2a| of Value eta Nature and absria , il, Ti 
County, Parish. 3 = =| Home- for first iar ey Parvey, Estimated Value of bet Bad eer - hone Soll, "Timber, dau, 
7 er "eo r; wy t 
=2:| stead | period of pee hod lnnprovements. gees plot PUPPY: 
= Bae as years ot therefrom, 
Es C * | 25 years, 
eel 
a 








| 
Acres. | 5 a. id.) £0 ad.) £55) id. 
Gloucester..| Kundibakb}] 1@6 &! 545 635 16 8 1517 11} 10 0 0} About 31 chains o’} Krambach, 6] Hilly country with brush gullies ; good brown soil, 
167. | boundary fencing.| miles; Nabiac, stony subsoil on hills and clayey in gullies; 
property of adjoin-| 11 miles. timbered with myrtle, gum, box, turpentine, 
ine holders, hal: mahogany, and brush woods; good supply of 
value, £4 1€s, 4d. water in creeks (not permanent); fair natural 


pasturage ; country when improved suitable for 
dairying ; butter factory at Nabiac, 11 miles 
distant. Mean annual rainfall, about 45 inches, 
Plans C. 4,742, 4,743-1,497. 

| R.8.8. 1918-9,735. 


























Norx.— Includes part (abcut 545 acres) of classification reserve, notified 5th July, 1918, and part (abont 39 acres) of ares s-t apart for additional conditional 
purchase or conditional lease, Ist December, 1909, which parts are hereby r>voked. , 





19 Juxy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3533 


ee pow, as Se ee Bae ——- =e at Se — — ae Conte nt ne ane pt itineraries 


NOMESTEAD FARMS—TO 1 BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED ) SOLDIERS—continued, 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 778. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE, 


























2 | 
es Annual 
a ¢ EC nnua 
Ee ms vane. Rent Nature and 1 st Raed ; 
County, Parish, [82 E Home-| for first Stabe pee, Estimated Value of tales } Character Wate Bon Timber, da, 
age stead | period of Pp of eo Improvements. ietatrons ply. 
C) Farm. 25 years. 5 . 
ar] 25 years, 
| 8 
Ay 
| j 
| Acres. ef is d.| ee aa S. Sand! | 
Arrawatta..| Bebo ..|9 and} 7,500 j 2,000 0 0 | 50 0 0} 16 0 0} Fencing, £37 17s. Yetman, about! Level to slightly undulating country; sandstone 
i, 10d.; ~=ringbark-)| 16 miles ; War- and basaltic formation; light-red and brown 
| ing, 225. The! ialda, about loamy soils; timbered with ringbarked open to 
| property of lessce| 60 miles; War-} thick forest of box, ironbark, oak, pine, with 
of expired im- ialda railway} patches of brigalow, and belar scrub ; perma. 
| provement lease, station about nent water supply in Dumaresq River; good 
| O74. G4 miles; Yel- sound grazing land, suitable for breedin« or 
; arbon rail- fattening ; the whole area is suitable for culti- 
| | | way station vation ; a few noxious animals exist on the 
| | | (Queensland), land. Average annual rainfall, 27.11 inches 
} | | about 18 to 24) at Yetman. 
} | miles. Plans A. 2,923 and 2,924 1,847, 
| . | | Ms. 1917-9,668. 











Nore, —Part (about 945 acres) of water reserve 48, notified 30th December, 1865, and part (about 1,530 acres), of reserve from sale orleaso under section £28, 
within the above and intersecting and adjoining roads, are hereby reyoked. Z 


HOMS?TEAD FARM AREA No. 775. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanpb Disruict oF BARMEDMAN, AND BLAND SHIRE. 



































2 
ei) 
mS ‘ 4s Annual 
ee 2 wey alan Rent Nature and Beprene Soil, Timber, & 
County. Parish. |S Ei Home-| for first for first Sur vey | Estimated Value of — Se Character aa ee Ee ore 
og a riod of | Period Fee. Improvements aeeanes BLer Supply: 
am be eda of t ; therefrom. 
34 arm. S years. | 95 years. 
a 
| 
Acres. LOR Sis eSn is. Mal Ly aie 
Bland | Yiddah ...] 24 &| 1,000 |2,338 6 8 | 53 6 &j; 18 U O/| Clearing and ring-| Barmedman,1¢; Slightly undulating ; red loamy eoil and clay 
28. | ing, £375, Crown} miles; Yiddak| subsoi!, off lowsandy and stony ridges; tim ber- 
| property. Fene-| Siding,imuiles,, ringed box, pine, and oak, and some dense 
jug and tank, | mallee and. breoiw serub; almost wholly suit- 
£188 158. R. Coo- - able for agriculture, and part prepared ; no 
nerand adjoining | matural water suppiy, bué tank on portion 28. 
holder. Rainfall, about 19 inches, 
Ylaus B. 3,952 and #1538=3,946 KR. 
| RSS. 1918-10,985. 
1 
J = 














Nory.—The remaining part (1,190 acve>) cf reserve from sale or lease, section 223, is hereby revoked, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 774. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp Disrricr cr Nyxnean, asp BoGan Sure. 






































3 
Aa] 
cone . we Annual 
he a3 ae) ‘i aint Kent Nature and Nearest 
County. 1 Parish, [5 3%] Home-| for first for ch een Estimated Vulue of ite bl Character ER et argon! ba, 
= £2 | stead | period of Pee ee Improvements. th om sad ater Supply. 
ies Farm. | 26 years. She Pca ae 
=a 25 years. 
: | 
acres, | | | 
Approx! oS.0) 0G... |\$ Bede 2. og. ds | 
Flinders ..} Foster ..| A 5,000 | 4,583 6 8 |11411 S]} 26 0 0 | Fencing, £258 18s. ;) Adjacent to vil-| Partly gravelly, low ridges, part level to gently 
| ringbarking, &ec.,| lage of Hermi- undulating § red, wravelly, and loamy soil ; 
£625, Crown. dale; about 1 clay subsoil ; fairly “openly timbered with dead 
| mile from rail-| box, pine, budda, yarran, with green box suckers 
way station. and seedlings ; no natural water supply ; good 
| F | sites for tanks "and dams. 
Do ..| Whit- Cc 5,085 | 4,936 5 01123 8 2] 27 0 0 |Fencing, £50 7s.;| Hermidale, Level country, sedimentary formation; rather 
barrow. | ringbarking, as | about 5 miles.| light, good, red loamy soil; timbered with dead 
| £740 8s. bd. box. pine, and yarran, with green wilga and box 
| Crown, Tank, } seedlings; no natural v ater supply ; tank exists; 
| £175. Holder of| good sites for tanks and dams. 
| scrub lease 72 and} r Average annual rainfall, about 15 inches. 
Crown. Ms, 1918-3,128. 

















Nors..-Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to any necessary adjustment after survey. The included part (about 10,115 acres) of reserve 
for classification, notified 31st August, 1917, and reserve from sale or lease under section 228 (about 290 acres), are hereby revoked.2 


Mo, Syuld OLY tele. i, 


UNIVERSIT LINONS LIGHA ; 
































3534 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Juxy, 1918. 
HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 777. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
soins epee OF = iia sa AND Bogan SHIRE. 
ae | | Annuai 
mS . y 5 
z roe Pe ey Rent Whtirecard Nearest ee re 
County. Parish. 3 a 5 Home- for first pk pened Estimated Value of ce pepe Character aay plese F, &i0-, 
Bes | stead period of P of improvements. Pieverroin, 
tet Farm. | 25 years. | 9+ years. 
hast 
Ay 
| 
Acres. Sie} Ai) Ge) se sa. 'd.!| bios Gt : 
Flinders ...| Murra- A 4,290 |4,504 10 0 |112 12 3] 24 0 O| Fencing, £24 12s.) Nyngan, about) Level country; sedimentary formation; . red 
budda. (about). 6d.;  ringbark- 11 miles. sandy. and loamy soil, clay subsoil; timbered 
ing, &c., £536 5x, with dead box, pine, and budda, fairly thicx 
Crown. Fencing, green box seedlings and suckers over about 
£24; tank, £253 ; one-third of the area; water supply by a 
ringbarking. «c., tank,and temporary supply ia Bogan Kiver. 
£375 7s, 6d. Hold- R.S.8, 1918-10,542. 
ers of Sc. L. 65, 
“he Note—The included part (about 4,290 acres) of classification reserve, notified 3lst August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 
[429] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, lth July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the*Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Scldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. ; 

This block shall be available only for James Wasley, of Aberdare-street, Pelaw Main, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
catitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

The area will be available on and after 22np JULY, 1918. 

An application snall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one_half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the genera! provisions of the Returned Scldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that the residence provisions contained in sections 126, 175, 1754, 176, 176A, 177A, and 178, and the whele 
of sections E8, 54, 55, 56, 114, 1388, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 225, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1918, referred jto in amended "Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall not be applicable to the area 
herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(3) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each uf twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(4) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(5) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free aud keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

(7) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 25 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the bolding or otherwise. 

The principai condition which attaches to the Holding is payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to the ordinances 
under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue, provided al! required conditions have 
then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent frze of cost, 
af so desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaict oF MAITLAND, AND TaRRo SHIRE. 


This block is not a home maintenance area, and no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Seltlement Act 
can therefore be made. 





608. 








Up Capital Annual 
I 8 Area ee Rent Nature and Nearest 
County Parish, 33 of for first | for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character tent Sofl, Timber, da, 
: g Hold- eriod of | Period Fes. of distance ater Supply, 
g ing. * of Improvementa, therefrom, 
: years. | $0 years. 
2 
; & Bd. | £8. d. ie Seeds ’ 
Northum- Stanford ..| Allot.| 1 rood | 18 0 OU 0 6 6} 3 5 0] Boundary fencing,| In the village of} Steep, broken land; below the level of the street 
berland, 8, the property of} Pelaw Main,| frontage ; unsuitable for building purposes. 
sec. 6. adjoining holders.| about 3 mile| Plan Pelaw Main 7. 
from Kurri} 8.8.8. 1918-10,934. 
Kurri. 











NovTz,—Within reserve 1,376 from occupation under miner’s right or business license, which is not affected by this notification, 





19 Juxy, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3585 





[428] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


bs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3a and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 


Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


. This block shall be available only for Arthur Henry Richards, of 468 Victoria-street, Marrickville, to whom a toniheate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 2a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 


The area will be available on and after 22np J ULY, 1918. 
An application shall be in (Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 


rent in advance, and by an {instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee. shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Returned. Soldier’s Holding will be. subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223,.224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 
shall nct be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— ° 
(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) 'The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to.be paid half yearly in advance—shali be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for tach and 
every period of the lease: Provided tbat the aunual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holdiog for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
‘The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(8) The holding is limited to the surface aud to a depth of 25: feet below the surface; and the Crown will not. be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


m The principal. conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions’ have then 
- been eomplied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
sich improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIE of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


pee ; W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


~ Nore.— 4/1 information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 309. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disteicr or MaiTnaANpD, AND TaRrRo SHIRE. 


This block is not a home maintenance area, and no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act 
ean therefore be made. 

















¥ 
a 
Eo Annual | 
' as Ares ore Rent Sos thaees sn Pe G fol 
= of for first | Survey ated Value ‘own an Character of Land, om fe a, 
County. | Parish. Bs Hold BL ae period | Fee, of distance Water Supp 
5 ing. 20 years. ft Improvements, therefrom. 
23 y 20 years. 
é | 
ES a Tsp. Be aeda) 2) ke Ga|) 2o sac . 
Northum- Stanford ../ ©8 |1 124, 60 0 O/ 110 0} 3 5 0 Nil. Within the vil-| High ground ; suitable for poultry farming. 
berland. gs lage of Stan-| Plan Pelaw Main 11. 
2S ford Merthyr,} .S.S. 1918-10,935. 
Sa | about 4 mile 
at from = Kurri 
Ae Kurri. 


| 








Within reserve 1,416 from lease under the provisions of the Mining Act, and reserve 1,417 from occupation under miner’s right or business license, which 
are not affected by this notification, 


3536 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Joy, 1918, 
[430] , ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


LS is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldiers’ Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 26TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3 and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 31st 
August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th August, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No, 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(8) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


: (4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(8) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 25 feet below the surface ; and the Crowa will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with muaing or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 

The principal conditions which attach toa Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
ordinances under the Local Government Act, 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any iand eentains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


Pn W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NorEe,—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lanés Agent free of coat, 
tf so desired by the applicant, 





RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No.. 304. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Laxp District of MAITLAND, AND Tarzo SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is no: designed for a home maintenance area, butjis intended to provide ahome site fer a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 














: 
4 Annual 
& } 
SS are en , Rani : Nature and N are 

sz ° < or firs urvey Estimated Value Town an Character of Land, Soil, Timber, a, 
County. Parish. og | Hold- Mid a, period Fee. of distance Water Supply, : 

oP ing. 20 years. | 95 of Improvements, therefrom, 

s years. 

: 
ee EES 
; a. Fr 'p. sda 3 a.| AORN) a2) 1) a.| 
Northum- Stanford ..; Allot| 0 1 0} 18 O 0 | 0: O08 Si 1b a0 Nil, Within the vil-| Undulating country ; suitable for residential oc- 

berland. 2B. } lage of Pelaw)  cupation, 
sec. 1 Main ; about } Plan Pelaw Main 2, 
| mile from; H.S.S, 1918-10,931. 





Kurri Kurri. | 


s ol 


Norg. Includes part (1 rood) reserve 59,923 from saie or lease generally, notified 1Sth August, 1917, which is part hereby revoked. 








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Ct 
i) 
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19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 








[431] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS, 


TC is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 26rn AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 38, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 31st 


August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to ne and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 


on the 26th August, 1918. 
The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 27-4 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 
(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land ss his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annuai rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(9) Not more than one block within any of these areas shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital vaiue of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norse.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost , 
tf so desired by the applicant. 








RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No, 310. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF PENRITH, AND Brun Mountain SHIRz. 


A NOTE.—These blacks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the blocks are not set apart as home maiatenance areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settle- 
ment Act can be made. 




















3 
n 
ie at +) Annual 
al Area heb Rent Stal i ite — ra birubsbjesstiosinkal ets 
6x of =a for firet Survey Estimated Value Town an aracter 0 ’ ’ 
Oounty Parish. © | Hold- | f°. * pericd Fee. ot distance Water Supply. 
Being (coo oee of Improvements. therefrom, 
oa , wyeara, 29 
Sas | yeure. 
S 
Os 
i] | 3 a ag = % Te med 
| | a hop.) Se Sela. ieSesard.| £. sovd.s| | 
Cook ~.| Kanimbla.|\D & E/27 0 0| 81 0 0} 2 uv 6] 315 0 Nil. | Blackheath "| 
(about). | railway  sta-| j 
| | | tion 24 miles 
| | by good access} | Undulating and hilly sandstone country: 
| along Shipley-| | mostly a table land; thickly timbered with 
| | | road, to which| | black mountain ash, stringvbark, white gum, 
| | blocks have! } and cabbage gum; water can be obtained in 
{ | frontage, { gullies and by sinking. lainfall, about 40 
do oh, do w & G28 0 ¢| 7 0 0; 115 0} 315 0 Nil. do «|; inches. 
| | (about), | | Mg, 1918-5,115, 
do - do &I26 0 () 65 0 0} 112 6] 315 O Fencing on north; do al 
| (about). | | boundary, half} | 
| value, £2 fs, (A,| , 
| Field, owner), | | J 
} | 























Nore,—Areas, capital velues, annual rents, and survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey. That part of reserve 50,951 from sale cr lease 
generally, notified 25th August, 1916, and that part (vlz., blocks D, 1, F, G, I, aud J) of Suburban Holding Area No. 312 (formerly in Livhgow land district), 
notined 25 July,1918, within the above, are hereby revoked. 


3538 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 89. [19 Juny, 1918. 





[432] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
I Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portions 28, 60, and 64, parish of Blair Hill, shall be available only for George Morley, of Red Range, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Block B, parish of North Casino, shall be available only for Reginald Plunkett, of Casino, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Block C, parish of Tomki, shall be available only for Frank Bazil Stewart Clayton, of Casino, to whom a certificate of preierentia! 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1918. 


The areas will be available on and after 22nd JULY, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in’ advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the. fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235; 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. | 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence. for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. | 


3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in adyance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
P Veet, P Pp. 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. . 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. A ER SToty 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. ; 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. a}: i 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nots. ~ All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application witl be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 














RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 307. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distzicr or Guzen Innes, aNnD SEVERN SHIRE. 


- Notr.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


Norz.—As the block is not set apartas a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 








3 
: = A Annual 
ES Bir “Value ee £ rec teat Oharacter of Land, Soll, Timbes, 0, 
E of te for tirst Surve Stimated Value own an xr of Land, 
Courty. Parish. 8% Hold ae 1 period fee of distance Water Supply, ; 
a | ing. cae eau t Improvements. therefrom. 
$8 years. | 90 years. 
j=) 
ee j 
| 
Acres, Bp Bia ongeides) oo. 8., Gs 
Gough _ ..} Blair Hill..| 28,60,) 356 675 10 0|1617 9} 9 O O|} Fencing, £22 17s.) Glen Innes, 17| Mountainous, hilly and uudulating, granite form- 
& 64. 6d. ; ringing, ¢ec.,| miles ; Red} ation, sandy soil and subsoil with rocky out- 
(ex. 1 £60; clearing,| Range, 4}| crops; small areas suituble for cultivation ; 
road). £30; yards, £3.| miles. timbered with gum, stringybark, oak, pepper- 
Total, £115 17s. 6d. maint, honeysuckle, pine, and box; generally 
Crown property. coarse grasses aflected by worms and fluke ; best 
suited for breeding vattle ; permanent water in 
Yarrow Creek. Average annual rainfall, about 
39 inches. 
Plans G, 4,896, 4,934, and 5,446-1,761. 























R.8.8. 1918-10,936. 


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19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3539 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS—continued. 
RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 305. : 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Casino, AND ToMKI SHIRE. 





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o 
a 
Sing Annual 
Ea Area Lada sp Nature and eee sitnsestou: 
us| of Karn or first | Surve Estimated Value ‘own an Oharacter of Land, Soil, Timber, 
Oounty. Perish, | S33 | Hola- ot ee, period Foal of distance Water Supply, o« 
gH] ing % years of Improvements. therefrom, 
$4 * | 20 years. 
9 
a 
Acres. | 
About }qf) 7s. ods} £& 9;..d,)| 6,8, do 
Rous ..| North B 163} | 1,603 15 5} 40 111!) 7 O O 28°41 chains 2-rail) Casino, 2 to 33) Level tolow ridgy country, sandstone and basaltic 
4 } Casino. | fenceonwestboun-| miles; North) formations; rich black alluvial and black sandy 
| dary, £3 10s. 6d.,| Casino rail-| soils, clay subsoil ; part devoid of timber ; parts 
half value; 32°07/ way station, 4) timbered with gum, tea-tree, mahogany, and 
chains 3 barb-wire| to 14 miles. oak; parts suitable for cultivation; sound 
fence south-west- grazing country, suitable for dairying and 
ern boundary, £12 fattening purposes; water supply can be 
| Os. 6d., full value. obtained by sinking. Annual rainfall, about 
Do PiEOMkD ele ©. |20ba.. sr.) 1863 6 3) 34.1 8 7 0 0 25°25 chains 2-rail do be 43 inches; Casino butter factory 1 to 3 miles 
30p. fence on north distant. 
boundary, £1 17s. Plans R. 7,625, 7,626, 7,627, 7,628, 7,634, 7,635, 
10d, half value; and 7,636-1,759. 
35°5 chains 2-rail R.S,S. 1918-10,614. 
1 barb-wire fence, 
west boundary, £4 
| 8s. 9d,, half value. 


























Norre.—The included parts of classification reserves, notified 23rd March, 1917, and 27th July, 1917, are hereby revoked. The included part of Casino 
population area, proclaimed 28th August, 1886, is not affected. Areas, capital values, annual rentals, and survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey. 

The above are within North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust District and the holders will be liable for any drainage rates imposed 
under the provisions of the Water Act, 1912. 





[438] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the!provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 19rH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-yeur’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the 19th August, 1918, and the 
24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 19th August, 1918. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— : ” 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands miay deem reasonable or sufficient to free, and 
' keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-peer, 
noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. © 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


< Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norse.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 














SUBURBAN HOLDING ARHA No. 994. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Cooma, anD Data@Eety SHIRE. 

















80| op 
a s BI | 
$s z A 1 
ss) = : nnua 
a6 o Capital aire ye Noanes 
2m Sm Value ay ia Survey rie ne ibe ah Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e 
Gounty. Parish. aS sj S = for tated period bai pe | hive of distance a Water Supply. * 4 
& Be < = Gp years. of Improvements. therefrom, 
° * | 20 vears. | 
2 2 . 
g| 2 | 
[a tT. pel £ MeGok 2) ste dily ce, Gd 
Wallace | Seymour .. oes LZ D295 2231256 1 6 110} 3 10) 0 Nil, Within the su-| Open, timberless country, with scattered briars ; 
-a-| burban lands} all arable land; suitable for domestic cultiva- 
Ses of Adamin-| tion, Rainfall, about 29 inches. 
ree aby. Plan A. 21-1,747. 
Sie 7 Ms, 1918-4,320. 








Nort,—Includes Suburban Holding Area No. 830, notified 28th April. 1916, which is hereby revoked, 


Norz.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented by the products of the lana, 


3540 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 83. [19 Juy, 1918, 





[433] ; Department of Lends, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APAR?t CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


ik is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
: comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and ehall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 25rH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’e rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires io pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount uepaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, ur by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 25th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 3lst 
August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conilicting, together be deemed to be und to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th August, 1918, 


The application must be accompanied hy a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 133, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 223, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings wiil be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5 
; ae be Biles eee is P 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clezr of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and sbade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
eonform to the local ordinances under the Locai Government Act, 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of aplication a grant wil! issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holcer shall pay ths eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1919, 


——— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms Of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf ca desired by the applicant. 


RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 306. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Casino, AND Tomxt SHIRE. 



































3 I 
Ee Annual 
AE op nn 
fuss Capital ; 
County Parish ke 5 t pe Peay Survey Wamaten eile kesh Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
. ° afd Hold- period of period Fee, ° distance Water ‘Supply. 
6 ing. 20 years Improvements. therefrom, 
5 8 * | 20 years. 
-*) 
| ] 
a ff. p. 2 sion) Sad geese cs 
Rous -.| North | 310, 89 1 20/1,228 0 0} 3014 0! 5 5 0 | 6397 chains 3 plain] Casino post-) Level to low ridgy country ; sandstone and basaltic 
Casino.} 311, | and 3 barb wire] office, Lmile;} formations; rich black alluvial and black sandy 
312, | fence, £16, half} Casino — rail soils, clay subsoil ; part devoid of timber, parts 
313, value. Property| way station, timbered with gum, tea-tree, mahogany, and 
| 314, \ | of Railway Com-| 1} miles. oak ; parts suitable for cultivation ; sound graz- 
| 315, | missioners. ing country, suitable for dairying and fattening 
' 316, purposes ; water supply can be obtained by 
! 317. sinking. Annual rainfall, about 43 inches, 
| Casino butter factory, 1 to 83 miles distant. 
| Plans R. 7,734 to 7,741-1,759. 
| R.S.S8, 1918-10, 614, 

















Nore.—Part (about 66 acres) of reserve for temporary common at Casino, notified 25th January, 1878: part (about 66 acres) of reserve from annual lease 
or occupation license. notified 13th April, 1892; part (about 23 acres) of reserve 39,021 from sale (39,022 from lease generally) for extension to temporary common, 
notified 8th April, 1905 ; and part (about § acres 4 roods 20 perches) of reserve 43,796 from sale (43,797 from lease generally) for addition to temporary common, 
notified 7th April, 1909, included in the above portions; road adjoining portion 317, and drainage reserve through and adjoining that portion, are hereby 
revoked. Portions 315, 316, and 317 are partly within the North Casino Swamp Drainage Trust District, and the holder will therefore be liable for eny drainage 
rates imposed under the provisions of the Water Act, 1912. ; : 


* 


Seitlement Act can be made. 





19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 3541 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS—continued. 
RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 311. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrror or TAREE, AND Mannina@ Sutre. 
NOTE.—The biock is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 
As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistaneas under the Returned Soldiers 




















z Annual 
E th ‘ind nnus 
ga | Area Ceding Kent Nature and Nearest 
Oounty, Parish ome! of for first | for first | Survey | Estimated Value } Town and Obaracter of Land, Soll, Timber, dea, 
: 2 s Hold- eriéd of period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
§ ing. | § of Improvements, therefrom, 
20 years, ? 
4 * | 20 years 
fa 
Acres Sree Goes keds ea: a. | 
Macquarie,.|) Wingham.) 276 &| i 145: 20) 10 | 817 6) 4 0 O| 17 acres ringhark-) Wingham town) Undulating country of sandstcne formation, 


| 
} 
| ing and felling, and = railway with limestone out crops; fair soil; clay sub- 
Li lz. tid. Crown| ptation,L mile.| soil; timbered with ironbark, grey gum, 
| property. stringybark, mahogany, oak, apple, tallow- 
| wood, and forest box ; fair natursl pasturage 
| | | | | capable of improvement; water supply in 
| Storm Creek, not permanent ; suitable for 
| dairying. Mean annual rainfall, about 42 
| inches, 
Plans M, 2,252-666 R. 
J : Ms. 1918-3, 532. 
Nork.—Includes part (183 acres) cf Surburban Holding Area No. 516, notified Srd rae, 1914, reserved from sale Ainhaed under the provisions of section 206, 
Vrown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and classification reserve, notified 27th Jaly, 1917, which are hereby revoked. Within the Wingham population 
area, which is not affected by this notification. 


























[436} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETLING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


[T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 19TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
aveilable or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but uponjconfirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. ‘he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten 
equal yearly instalments, with intereat at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the 19th August, 1918, and 
the 24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 19th August, 1918. 

The Homestead Farms will be sub ject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :-— 

“(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient’ to free and keep the land 
free from rabbita and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

()) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) Tbe boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within fire years of date of; confirmation of application. 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then neen complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


-—_ oo W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Note.— Ali information may be olfained fro: m, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free af coal, 
if so desired by the applicant. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 780. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Tanp Disrrior or ConDOBOLIN, AND LACHELAN SHIRE. 


eee 


























FA 
23 . Annual 
aa ee parity Rent Nature and Nesnee d. Soil, Timber, & 
F aes oO CoMCAINL forpirssie SULVEMel 4 ea reac Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, £0, 
County, Parish. | 8 5 5 Home-| for first ben d Four Estimated Value of PEE A Water Supply. . 
c Cn stead period of of . lmprovements. therefrom. 
Bq Farm, | 25 years. | 9, years. 
Oa 
a | 2 
| | { | | 
Acres, Ses. or ah Gilet an oO | | 
Cnnning- | Baratta .../24, 25, 2,543 | 3,164 3 6/79 2 1) 19 0 0 Nil. 1} 
ham,| & 26. | | ae to 16 mile:| Level to slightly undulating Jand@, sandstone and 
| from Condo- claystone formation; red loamy soil, gravelly 
bolin, and 8to} in parts, gravelly clay subsoil ; timber—mallee, 
Do” x. do | 22&] 2,322 | 2,268 19 0) 5612 0) 19 0 0 Nil. With epee miles from spinifex, box, pine, yellow budda, yarran; no 
32. | (| Micabil Sid-| natural water supply, tanks on blocks A, B, 
Do...) Baratta &/27, 29) 2.344 | 2,695 12 0| 67 710,19 0 0 Nil ing. and D, anda dam ou C, Mean annual rain- 
Mowabla, 33, &! | fall at Condobolin, 17} inches. 
45, ; | Plans catalogued C, 1,880- 1,949 to 1,958-1,947, 
Do ...| Baratta ...}30 &| 1,600 | 2,213 6 8/65 6 8/16 0 0 Nil. J} Aln, 1918-3,527, 
3}, | 
J 














Nore.—The whole of classification reserve, notified 10th February, 1915 (about 6,920 acres), and automatic reservation under sec’ion 2"6 are hereby revoked. 





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3542 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Juny, 1918, 





[434] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
I Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for grazing, and 
shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 19TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the 19th August, 19!8, and 
the 24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 19th August, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(b) During the whole currency of the lease, this land shall be open to the operations oi miners’ rights without interference 
or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the land, calico notices, indieating, for public 
information, that the land so leased is subject to the operation of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be ereeted and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 


(c) Power will be reserved to tie Crown to resnme any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the, improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits und other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps or 
means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 
During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereatter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 
(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the wi ole shall be cleared 
during the first eleven years ot the lease and after any land has been cleared or opgrated upon the lessee shall keep it free 
from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Lecal Land Board. 


(¢) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
Local Land Board, and that gates of access shall be erected for the convenience of miners. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
19.6, and Regulations thereunder st the time in force. All timber suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof: Provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 

: State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the !and clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
rot less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shal] be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 


(j) The land shall be used for grazing purpcses only. 
(k) The right of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided in section 185 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 


hereby barred. 
nnn W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.— All information may be obiained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 





OROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,267, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp DistRict OF GRAFTON, AND NYMBOIDA SHIRE. 
































- | | 
ne FATT Annnal | j 
‘a | Area Capivel Rent | Nearest 
mo Value A Nature and 
ant of or frst. | for first | Survey =f: a Naat i Town and Oharacter of Land, Soil, Tiiunber, & 
Conmiy, | Farith 1 82 lorown-| fOr ft, | ‘period | Hee” | Bylimated Value of | distance Water bupplye ak 
5 © | lease, 5 repe: of BER ye 2 therefrom, 
| ¢° years. | 15 years. 
' 
fa } | 
7 3 Acres. 
About op ns Noone Pilly pea hr Pe Hae Stay 0b 
Gresham ..} Spring- , A 1,700 56618 4] 7 1 81/17 O O)} 55 acres ringing, £6] ) Very steep, broken, and mountainous country ; 
brook. | 17s. 6d.; 15 acres slate formation, clayey soil and subsoil; tim- 
suckering, 7s. 6d.|| Grafton, 47 to} bered with gum, ironbark, oak, stringybark, 
Crown property. 50 miles by| apple, bloodwood, tallow-wood, and some brush 
| Fencing, £9. Pro-| > main Graf- in heads of gullies ; water sufficient in French- 
perty of annual ton - Glen} man’s and Dry Creeks; fair to poor girazing 
lessee A.L. 26,607. Innes road. country, suitable for breeding ‘and dry stock. 
Do a4 do B 1,900 63838 6 8} 718 4/17 0 0 Nil. Average rainfall, about 22 inches, 
Do Ag do C 1,200 400 0 @|] 5 0 0] 15 0 0 Nil. vy Plan Mis, 1,526 Gfn. 


























19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3543 


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NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING—continued. 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,26°—continued, 




















3. | | | 
— E : | Annual | 
as ce Repital ’ oe | hate one jwearpety rag oitd 
os fe) or firs Surve Estimated Value own an r of Land, Soil, Timber, &, 
i hater |e Baas peclea at period Pes.” of distance Water Soppiy z oe 
& & | lease +t; years, : Improvements, therefrom. 
= re 15 years. 
oa 
Acres. 
; About £. 8d £8. Got SS. de 
Gresham ..| Spring- D 1,400 700 0 0} 815 0] 16 0 0 Nil. Grafton 51 to 55} Undulating to very steep and broken country, 
brook. miles by main slate formation ; clayey soil and subsoil ; tim- 
Do a do et, Ee 2,000 |1,000 0 0/1210 0/17 0 O Nil. Grafton - Glen} bered with oak, gum, stringybark, apple, box, 
Do ~-| Urania ..| F 1,990 4750" 01 5 18 9} 17 0:06 Nil. Innes road. tallow-wood, messmate; no agricultural land ; 
J fair to poor grazing country, suitable for breed. 
ing and dry stock; sufficient water except on 
Block D. Annual rainfall, about 22 inches, 
Plan Mis+. 1,526 Gfn. 
Do ese do isape 2 2,500 | 626 0 0} 716 3/19 0 0 Nil. Grafton, about} Undulating to steep aod broken in parts: clayey 
P 6 miles by soil and subsoil; timbered with gum, box, oak, 
main Grafton-| stringybark, messmate, apple, t mahogany, 
Glen Innes bloodwocd, and tallow-wood ; sufficiently 
| ‘ road and bush watered; fair to poor grazing country, suitable 
| track. for breeding and dry stock, Average rainfall, 
about 22 inches, 
Plan Misc. 1,526 Gfn. 
Ms, 1918-4,728. 














NotkE.—Ftart of reserve 16,615 from Sonaitions! sale, notified 29th October, 1892, and part (about 65 acres) of reserve 29,09: for minirg purposes, notited 
22nd February, 1894, included in the above, are not aflecced ; and the iocluded part (about 2,000 acres) of an area set apart for original conditional purchase, 
at 15s. per acre, or original eenditional purchase and conditional lease, nc tified 30th June, 1900 3 part classification reserve (about 260 acres), notified 18th 
February, 1916; and the part (about 250 acres) of water reserve 168, notitied 16th April, 1872, within the above and edjoining and intersecting roads, are 


hereby revoked. 
Land which is reeerved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall have 
been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes 
except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 








[ 437] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APARL VROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL 3UBURBAN HOLDING. 


T is hereby notifed that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 


within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The arza will be available on and after 19rH AUGUST, 1918, before whieh applioations should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance; and by an instalment’ of one-tenth of the survey fee, but 
upon confirmation of an applieation, such 1ent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the luth August, 191*, and 
the 24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 19th August, 1918. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown pangs Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special condition :— 


(a2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or suiflicient to free and keep the laad 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. ’ 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application agrant of the Holding will issue, provided all sequited 
conditions have been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capita] vaiue 
of such improvements in accordance oh the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


me Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.—Ail information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of coat, 
if so desired by the applicant. 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No, 993. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layo Disteiot or Forsgs, AND MUNICIPALITY OF FORBES. 














le bp 
$q a Annual 
QS 3S Capital Rent Nature and Nearest ; 
Bee | Value for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, &o., 
County Parish. (8.55) $e for ee period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
Smm| <6 | period of Improvements. therefrom. 
Fs 5 3 20.yeara- | 99 years, 
& 3 
n ! | aie 
ar) pspalses. d £ ged): Sy sind. : 
Ashburn. | Forbes 01 0} 24 0 0 012 0] 3 5 0O| Netting fence, £2) Forbes, business} Level; with good red loam and clay subsoil ; free 
ham. 8s. 9d. Crown! centre,about3} from timber ; town water supply available. 
| property Half}; mile; railway} Plan F. 169-1,830. 
| value netting|, station, about} Ms. 1918-4,674, 
i} 


fence, 9s. 4d, Prop-| i mile. 
| erty of adjoining 


Allotment 124, 
section 48 


holder. 








Nors.—This block is set apart as a home site only. 








3044 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Jury, 1918. 
[439] eh Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOE ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shal) be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after i9tH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that thedand 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one hali-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; bus upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the emount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 19th August, 1918, or at any time between the 19th August, 1918, and 
the 24th August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 19th August, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shali not assign or eublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the leseee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lesse and 
search for and win minerals, 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposer, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d@) Ihe holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
eflicient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shail be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, 
to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. t 


(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and h 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. ; 


(%) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by bim as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 


(¢) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
lees than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the applivation for the lease. 


Where any land contains imprevements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capita! val:e of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notse.—All information may be obtaincd fram, and all forme of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired hy the applicant, 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 2,264. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distgict or INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 





| 
4 
| 
t 
} 








vice 
: | 
ae ete Annual 
Bg | Area eValuel Row Nature and pent h 1 
: lsc of roe for firat ) (Shrvey. | aeree etary Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &. 
County, Parish. : & & | Crown- for tir st period eel Estimated Value of isken ne Water Supply. ° aah 
= period of linprovements. nae 
nO | lease, Ses is te therefrom, 
5 = 15 years. | 4-0... 
ned) 15 years. 
A i) 
5 | 
2 Ze 3 Be ew i 
| | | 
| Acres. £7 Sie 7s. dia send: | 
Arrawatta...| Hethering-) Part! 1,150 575 0 0) 7 38 %Y| 14 Uv U| Boundary fencers, Texas, § miles | Undulating with part fairly steep and rrecky 
| ton, por- | (about). £140, The pre-| Tuvereil, 67 granite formation; sandy svil and subsoil: 
tion nerty of adjoining, miles, medium grazing, suitable for dry steck, and 
li. | | holders. | mostly sound for shcep; timbered wita iroa- 


| bark, gum, bloodwood, pine, and a littie 
box and apple. Rain‘all,28 inches, Probably 
no nermanent water, dam sites ex’st; a few 
rabbits, bat dingoes are pumerous; the land is 
ren erally unsuitable tor azricultuce and dairy- 
ing, 

Plan A, 2,954-1,S47, -s 

| Ms. 1918-4,324, 

















Nore.— Em braces reserve for classification, notified 2nd March, 1917, which is hcrehy revoked. 























19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3545 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES —continued, 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,263. 

HASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or GOULBURN, AND MULWAREE SHIRE. 
ae ——_——_— Sea 
— 
2a Capital ous : 
Parish Bg ei Value rg Survey Nature and yeu Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o. 
D Se 8 j 4 ? r 
County, A 8 FI Crown- eho ot period Fee. epee of distance Water Supply. . 
ep | lease isvoars of ? therefrom. 
go y * | 15 years 
i) < 
Ay | 2) RO Ot Be pees 25 oleae Ae 
Acres. fa Spas GS. 1 Os | enamels 
Argyle ..| Mullengul-| E 1,100 36613 4|/ 411 8]14 0 0| 75 chains 4-wire| Tarago railway} Undulating to low hilly country of slate forma- 
lenga and (about). fencing, £6; 70) station, about tion ; sandy and stony soil; thickly timbered 
Cullulla, chains 4-wire fene-| 12miles;Goul-| with gum, stringybark, box, oak, and pepper- 


ing, £17 10s.; 45 
chains 2-rail 2-wire 


burn, about 26 
miles. 


mint; nonatural water supply ; poor grazing 5 
no part suitable for agriculture. 

















fencing, £16 lis. Plans A. 3,083, 3,035, and 2,874-2,121. 
6d, Crown pro-| Ms. 1918-3,913, 
perty. 











NotEe.—Block E of Crown-lease Area No. 1,611, notified 16th December, 1914, and reserve from sale and lease under section 206, covered by the above, are 
hereby revoked, 


[421] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th July, 1918. 
SPECIAL AREA No. 52,911. 


i pursuance of the provisions of the 59th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the measured portion hereunder 
mentioned is hereby sct apart as‘a Special Area. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norst.,—All information may be oblained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF TamwortH, AND MUNICIPALITY OF TAMWORTH. 


























Sas Area which 3 g 
ns = 2 5 
= 2 Ss may be S) < 
ad g é Selected ans <I ey Nature and Nearest ss ia rik beet ees 
oa ns : : @ Survey Estimated Value Town and aracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &@,, 
Cremer Mahe en| se) 8 | q | Pt] = |e | vee. of distance Water Supply,’ 
ER | I = ae ‘2 FI Improvements. therefrom, 
— vu — =| a) 
Baha a |e 3 | § | | 
a a | & en ee } | 
: eae 3 
Acres.|Acres,|Acres.| £ | £| £| £58. d. ; eb } t : 

Inglis «-| Tamworth., 200 2 2 2 60 Shlaas 3) 5 0 Cottage, outbuild- Within thesub-| Red stony soil; clear of timber 5 no 
ings, fencing, £132) urban  boun- natural water supply ; good residential 
12s. 6d. Crown| daries of Tam- site. 
property. worth, about 1 I. 1,511-1,690 Roll, 


mile from post 
office. 


Ms. 1918-3,381, 








NotE,—The above will be available for original conditional purchase on and after 19th August, 1918. Within the suburban lands of the town of Tamworth 
and also within the population area of the town of Tamworth, which areas are unattected by this notification, 





[424] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF WEEK-END LEASE ARHA, &c. 
lie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Week-end Lease Area, &e, 
particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











Class of Holding 
for which the area 
was set apart. 


Date of 
Notification. 


Land 


District. Parish. 


Division. County, Shire, &c. Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 





— ee ine me eee neers 








Gite 
Additional holdings ...| 23 Oct., 1907| Hawes and Ilastings &| Hastings Shire} 240 0 
Macquarie. Debenham, (about), 


y Commencing at south-west 
corner of portion 14, parisb 
of Hastings; thence south 

| about 80 chains; thence 

} east to portion 25, parish of 

} Debenham ; thence by that 
portion and portion 7, parish 
of Debenham; and by} 
| travelling stcck avd camp- 
| ing reserve 40,044, and jor-| 

} 1 tion 14, parish of Hastings, 

| I to point of commencement, | 

Quean beyan... do Week-end lease area 4.,! 15 1916) Murray ..! Wamboin..| Yarrowlumla, The whole, excepting a'lot- 

(Village of Bungen- Shire. ments 18, 1l¥, und 20, of 

dore.) section 7, Plan Bungen- 
dore 15 Roll. 

Thejwhole; portion 200, Plan 
I, 1,511-!,690 Roll, 


~ Port 
Macquarie, 


Eastern. 





Aln. 1918- 
5,014. 


he » 





Ma. 1918- 
3,381. 


Tamworth 
Municipality. 


Tamworth ... do ...| Special area 44,136 .../ 11 Aug., 1909] Inglis ...| Tamworth 


























Cee  EEENaiamenanttl 











na ds RAO 


3546 


£422) 


[ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 








[19 Juxy, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c. 


expiration of sixty days from the above date, 














Land ee 
District. | DINRCS, 
Armidale ..| Eastern., 
Inverell do 
Do do 
Temora Central .. 
Central. 
Do do 
Queanbeyan| Eastern.. 
Do do 
Casino Do 

Do Do 
Grafton .|Eastern .. 
Bellingen .. Do 
Kempsey ..| Eastern.. | 

Do do 
Kempsey ..| Eastern. 

Do do 

Do do 
Singleton ..! Hastern..| 


\ 


Reserve 





i 


No. 





42,247 


44,705 


7,656 
14,500 
37,400 








1918, 


A 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hercby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Purpose. 


From after-auction sale 


From sale for travelllng 
stock. | 

From sale.for travelling 
stock and camping.: 

From sale for temporary 
common. 


From lease generally for 
temporary common, 
From sale or lease under 

section 228. 


From sale and lease 
generally. 


Water and camping 
Quarry 

For village 

From sale or lease other 


than special or annual 
lease. 


From sale for access 


From, sale for travelling 
stock, 


5 | Public School 


—) 
ou 
on 


50,826 





do 


3 | From lease generally for 


public school purposes. 


From after-auction 
tender as an improye- 
ment Jease. 












































Date of : 4 
Notification: County. Parish. Shire, &c, 
11 Dec., 1907} Inglis _..} Bendemeer| Cockburn 

(Town of |Bendemeer.)} Shire. 
1 July, 1874) Arrawatta Ashford ..| Ashford 
Shire. 
13 Aug., 1892) do do do 
16 Aug., 1911} Bourke Warri Coolamon 
Shire. 
Ney es do do do 
9 May, 1916) Murray Burra Yarrow- 
lumila 
, Shire. 
29 Dec., 1909 do de do : 
3 Nov., 1888) Rous Hanging | Terania 
Rock. Shire. 
8 Oct., 1891} do do do 
.| 24 March, 1900} Clarence ..| Raton Copman- 
| ¥ hurst Shire. 
1 June, 1917] Fitzroy Stewart ©.) Dorrigo 
(suburban| lands,  vil- Shire. 
lage of Briooklana. 
19 Dec., 1891) Raleigh ..) Congarinni| Nambucca | 
Shire. | 
1 Noy., 18&¢ do do do oe 
Nore.— Held as conditional purchase. 
24 Aug., 1889; Macquarie { Kinchela ..| Macleay .. 
(suburban lajuds, village jof Kinchela), 
| 28 May, 19)4) Macquarie | Kinchela ..| Macleay .. 
23 a do do Spl do 
| 
14 July, 1915, Hunter ..) Wambo Patrick ; 
| Plains 
Shire. 





Area. | 


Part revoked. 





a. Ts ap 
14 319 


0 0 24 
(about). 
5 0 18 


8 0 0 
(about). 
ZO) 10 
(about). 





108 
0 1 98 
0 1 93 


46. 2 
(about). 





07 


The whole ; includes parts 


Papers No. 


~ 


Aln 1918- 





of sections 23 and 29. 53727. 
Plan Bendemeer 15. 

Part within portion 46.} C.%. 1918- 
Plan A. 3,215-1,847. 5,609. 
do do do 
That part within portion] Aln. 1918- 
110. Plan B,. 38,389- 5,078. 

1,806. 

do do 

The whole ;»-portion 91.} . Ms,..Ls. 

Plan M, 4,030-1,956, 1918-7,374, 
That part within portion do 

91. Plan M. 4,030- 

1,956. 
The whole. Plan R. 7,782-| C.S.  1918- 

1,759. 11,811. 
That part within portion do 

94 Plan R. 7,782-1,75%. 

Part wtthin portion 76,] C.S. 1918- 
Plan C. 3,065-1,577. 9,444. 
Within portions 66, 67,68,| Alm. 1918- 
69, 70, and 71. Plan F. 5,330. 

2,972-1810. 
The whole. Plan R.3,070-| C.S, 1918- 
1,714. 16,050. 
That part within portion du 
178. Plan R, 3,070-1,714. 
The whole, Plan Kin-| Ms. 1918- 
chela 3-2,034. 1,457, 

uo do 

do «| do 
Commencing at the north-| Ms. Ls. 


east corner of portion 
9; thence north 25 
chains; thence 
about 5 chains; thence 
generally south-westerly 
and westerly by a high 
range, to a point due 
north of a point which 


is 35 chains west of the 


¢ommence- 
south 


of 
thence 


point 
ment ; 


about 9 chains, ard east 


to that point. 


west 


1918-7,617. 


Nore. —The above includes an area of about 44 acres now included within Crown-lease{No. 1917-2, and a road | chain wide to be reserved through that lease. 


Streud .| Eastern... 
Taree | do 
Penrith do 
Narrabri Central... 
Cowra Eastern... 
Do do 
Gunnedah..| Central.. 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do ..| 
Albury .| Eastern.. 
Do -=| do 
Tunut do 
Do do 








38,618 


x 


51,71 


i) 
bo 


> 


2,62 


[o’a) 


oO 


1,120 
16,637 


12,402 


652 
1,866 


1,867 
1,863 


“ ]. 1,862 


1,864 


1,865 


42,937 
42,938 
13,898 


-| General 


notice. 





From sale for mining; 


purposes. 
Quarry 


From after-auction sale 


For Public School pur- 
poses. 

From sale for public 
school purposes. 

From sale for public 

buildings, 


From sale for water 
supply. 


Public buildings 


do an 
From sale or lease, sec- 
tion 205. 


do 


Pablic buildings 


From sale or lease, sec-} 2 


tion 206. 


Public buildings 


From sale or lease, sec-|} 25 


tion 206. 


From sale or lease, sec- 
tion 228. 
From sale 

range. 

From lease generally 
for rifle range. 

From sale for Reedy 
Flat Temporary Com- 
mon. 

From annual lease or 
occupation license: 


for rifle 





3 Dec., 1904{ Gloueester | Craven 
| 15 Sept., 1916) Macquarie | Wingham 
1 Feb., 1918} Cook Jamieson. . 
19 Oct., 1877] Nandewar | Tippereena 
19 Nov., 1892} Bathurst ..| Kenilworth 
(Village of | Woodstock). 
30 Aug., 1890 do do 
9 June, 1874! Pottinger..| Tamba 
12 Feb., 1883] Pottinger..| Breeza 
(Town of |Breeza.) 
Te. Ay do ‘ do 
fyi Ae of do do 
po ae do do 
27 Aug., 1913 do do 
25 Oct., 1911 do do 
12 Feb., 1883 do do Bs 
27 Aug., 1913 do do 
12 Feb., 1883 ado do 
25 Oct., 1911 do do 
31 Dec , 1916} Pottinger..| Breeza 
5 Aug., 1908) Hume Comer 
rs ra do do 
13 June, 1891) Wynyard..)} Batlow 
13 April, 1892 do 














do 


Gloucester 
shire. 


Blue Moun- 
tain Shire. 
Namoi 
Shire. 
Waugoola 
Shire. 


do 


Coonabara- 
bran Shire. 
Liverpool 
Plains. 
do 
ae 
do 
do 


do 





do 
do 


do 
do 


do 


Culcairn 
Shire. 
do oe 


Gadara 
Shire. 


do 


120130 
30 


— 


16 


_ 
wie 


1 
2 2 
0 


on SS 


1 


2 0 0 
(about). 


on 
bo 
[ey] 
oO 


oO 
Oo 


oofso i) 
Wh OLD 








23 
23 


on tm Ww © 
eo & Oo 'S 





That part within portion) Ms. Ls. 
77. Plan G, 4,534-1,497.| 1918--7,056. 
The whole .. q ..| Aln. 1918- 
+ | - 6,802. 
do Aln. 1918- 
5,738. 
The whole. Plan cata-| Aln. 1918- 
logued N. 2,166-1,774. 5,801. 
Part within allotment 2,} Ms. 1918- 
section 19. Plan Wood-| 5,319. 
stock 42. 
Part within reserve for do 
police and court-house 
Papers Ms. 1908-19,191 
(inclusive of lane). 

The whole; portion 113,! Aln. 1918- 
Plan P. 5,447-1,781. 5,729. 
The whole. Plan B. 11-) Aln, 1918- 
1,731. | 3,017. 
ag Ao en ado 
a0 to 2 do 
de do 7 do 

That part within allot- do 
ment 8, section 25. Plan 
B. 11-1,731. 
That part within allot do 
ment 9, section 25. Plan 
B. 11-1,731, , : 
The whole, Plan B. 11- do 
1,751, j | 
That part within allot- do 
ment 10, section 28.' 
Plan B. 11-1.731. | 
The whole. Plan B. 1l- do 
1,731. | 
That part: within allot-, do 
ment 10, section 30.) 
Plan B. 11-1,731. 
The whole. Plan P. 4,648-. do 
dares | 
The whole .. .. Occ. 1918- 
| 1,287. 
do He do 
That part within portion Aln, 1918- 
306. Plan W. 5,105- 5,230, 
2,119, 7 
do do “4 do 
Seer er 2 





mu me 


ay 





19 Jury, 1918] 


_—_— 


[423) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3547 





Depzrtment of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRAOTS OR ARHAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


[" is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Landa Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder describod are not available tor settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 









































Sydney, 19th July, 1918. . 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF | 
HOWLO 


NG. 
a ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown | 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the design of the | 
‘town of Howlong has been altered by excising that 


part of the village lands north of the north side of 
Russeil-street and east of the east’ side of Townsend- 
street. 
fAin. 1918-3,307] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT HOWLONG. 


ik is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 23rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913. the following portions of 
Crown Lands are declared to be set apart respectively 
as: the site for the town of Howlong, and for the 
suburban lands attached thereto. 

Notr._This notification does not affect any lease 
or license within the town or suburban boundaries. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Laude. 


[406] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
TLanp District or Corowa, AND Hume SHIRE. 
Boundaries of town lands at Howlong. 


County of Hume, parish of Howlong, containing an 
area of about 895 acres. The Crown Lands within 
tne folowing boundaries: Commencing on the right 
bank ot the Murray River at a point where the west 
side of Lord-street meets that river; and bounded 
thence on the west by the western side of that street 
bearing north to a point west of the south-west corner 
of section No. 83; thence on the north by the north 
side of Jude-street bearing east to the east side of 
Townsend-street: thence by that side of that street 
bearing south to the north side of Russell-street; 
thence again on the north by that side of that street 
bearing east to the east side of East-street; thence 
again on the east by that side of that street bearing 
south to the northern margin of Black Swan Lagoon ; 
thence by the northern margins of that lagoon and 
the lagoons which fail into the Murray River gene- 
rally westerly to the west side of Pearce-street; by 
that side of that street to the northern side of 
Victoria-street: by the northern side of that street 
and the western boundaries of allotments 1 and 4 
of section 29 northerly to the southern side of Russell- 
street: by that side of that street westerly 5 chains; 
by a line north to the southern boundary of section 
42a, M. W. Pearce’s freehold of 2 acres; thence by 
part of the southern and the western boundaries of 
that section west and north to its north-west corner ; 
thence by a line and the western boundary of section 
107 northerly to the north-west corner of that section ; 
by a line west to the right bank of the Murray River 
aforesaid; and by that bank downwards, to the point 
of commencement. . 





Nots.—in lieu°of the boundaries of town lands at } 


Howlong, notified 20th March, 1885, which are hereby 
cancelled, , 


[Aln. 1918-3,307] 
Boundaries of suburban lands at Howlong. 


County of Hume, parish of Howlong, containin 
an area of about 775 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the right 


Land “be Date of i [ 
District. | Pivision- | wotigeation. Coanty. Parish. Shire. Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
a ©. Pp, 
Armidale ...| astern ..| 27 July, 1917...| Inglis ..-| Bendemeer...| Cockburn 238 2 0 | The part within) portions 174 to 176. Plan; Aln. 1918- 
: I. 2,693-1,6y0. 5,727. 
Grafton ... QO Baer ek ss » «| Kitzroy. ..| Ermington...| Nymboida «| 86 0 0 | Purt within portion 67, and included roads Alo. 1918- 
Plan F. 3,229-1,810. 5,725. 
| . , 
[405] Department of Lands, | bank of the Murray River at a point where the west 


side of Lord-street meets that river; and bounded 
thence by that river downwards to the southern corner 
of Robert and W. J. Pearce’s portion 4 of 15 acres; 
thence by the south-east and eastern boundaries of 
that portion and a line bearing north to the south- 
east corner of Matthew Pearce, senior’s, portion 10 
of 17 acres 3 roods 20 perches; thence on part of 
the north by a line partly forming the south boun- 
daries ‘of portions 11, 12, 13, and 14 bearing east to 
the south-east corner of the last-mentioned portion; 
thence again on the west by a line partly forming 
the east boundary of that portion bearing north to 
the south boundary of portion 18 of 40 acres; thence 
on the remainder of the north by a line partly forming 
the south boundaries of portions 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 
23, 24, and 25 to the south-west corner of portion 
65 of 100 acres; thence on the east by the east side 
of Hollbeach-street bearing south to the northern 
margin of Black Swan Lagoon ; thence by that margin 
westerly to the east side of East-street; thence by 
that side of that street north to the north side of 
Russell-street; thence by that side of that street 
west to the east side of Townsend-street; thence 
by that side of that street north to the north side 
of vude-street; thence by that side west to the west 
side of Lord-street; thence by that side south, to the 
point of commencement. 


Nove.—In lieu of boundaries of suburban lands at 
Howlong, notified 20th March, 1885, which are hereby 
cancelled 


[Aln. 1918-3,307] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


SUBURBAN LANDS AT HERMIDALE. 


|r is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
- visions of the 23rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the following portions of 
Crown Lands are declared to be set apart for the 
suburban lands attached to the village of Hermidale. 


_ Norr.—This notification does not affect any lease or 
license within the suburban boundaries. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[407] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Nyngan, and Bogan SHire. 


Amended boundaries of suburban lands at village of 
Hermidale. 


Counties of Canbelego and Flinders, parishes of 
Hermitage and Boree, containing an area of 2,020 
acres. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries : Commencing on the west boundary of portion 
4, parish of Hermitage, at a point bearing south and 
distant 3 chains 37°5 links from its north-west corner ; 
and bounded thence by lines bearing west 37 chains, 
south 73 degrees 22 minutes west 129 chains, south 
16 degrees 38 minutes east 174 chains, and north 
(3 degrees 22 minutes east to block A, Homestead 
Farm Area No. 774, notified this day; by that block 
north-westerly and north-easterly; a line parallel to 
and distant rectangularly 1 chain 50 links north- 
easterly from the north-eastern boundary of portion 
10, parish of Hermitage; and by portions 5, 1, 2, 
again ] and 4, to the point of commencement,—as 
partly shown on plan Hermidale 1 roll, but exclusive 
of the village lands of Hermidale. — 


Nors.—In lieu of the suburban boundaries, notified 
18th July, 1896, which are hereby cancelled, 


[Ms. 1918-3,123] 


. 





[19 Juxy, 1918. 





3048 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 389, 
[469] Department of Lands, F410} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 

lint is hereby no‘ified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shail be reserved from sale for the public pur- 
poses hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 

Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





For Water Supply. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND NaMmo1 SHIRE, 
No. 52,903. County of Nandewar, parish of Rusden, 
containing an area of about 800 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of block B,—as shown by 
ereen edging on plan Ms. 1,090 Me. Roll. 
[Oce. 1918-4279] 
For Travelling Stock. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Grarron, AnD NyMBorpA SHTRE. 
Within Newton Boyd resumed area No. 309a. 
No. 52,908. County of Gresham, parish of Urania, 
containing an area of about 50 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 12, 6, and 8, the road from 
Glen Innes to Grafton, portion 0, and Bruiser’s or 
Oakey Creck. . 
~“Norr.—includes part (about 45 acres) camping re- 
serve 495 from sale, notified 28th April, 1879, which 1s 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,728] 


__—- 


[411] 





Department of Lands, i 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OTHER THAN 
AUCTION SALE, &c. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from sale other than auction sale, &c. 

WwW. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


From Sale other than Auction Sals. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Tianp Districr of GUNNEDAH, AND COONABARABRAN 
SHIRE. 

No. 52,906. County of Pottinger, parish of Tamba, 
containing an area of 52 acres 3 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 113. Plan P. 
5,447-1,781. 

Norm.—Includes water reserve 652, ‘notified 9th 
June, 1874, which is revoked this day. 
fAln. 1918-5,729]| 

EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Districr or Grarron, AND Nymborpa SHIRE. 

No. 52,905. County of Fitzroy, parish of Erming- 
ton, containing an area of 81 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 67. Plan F. 
3,229-1,810. " 

[Aln. 1918-5,725] 
From Sale or Lease other than Auction Sale. 


Laxp District cr MuswEtiproox, aND Mrrriwa 
SHIRE. 





County of Brisbane, parish of Boggibri, 
The Crown Lands 
121. «qk ham pa Bt 


No. 52,907. 
containing an area of 40 acres. _ 
within the boundaries of portion 
1,319-2,096._ 
fAln. 1918-5,726] 

From Sale or Lease other than Improvement Lease 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND NAMOI SHIRE. 

No. 52,904. County of Nandewar, parish of Rusden, 
containing an area of about 20,200 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of blocks A, C, D, E, F, 
and G,—shown by red edging on plan Ms. 1,090 Me. 


Roil, wut. Lae 
[Occ. 1918-4,279] 








Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
1¢ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 


Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 


under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and _ re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





For Racecourse and Athletic Sports (Addition). 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or More, anp Boom SxHrre. 
Within the suburban boundaries of village of Boomi. 
No. 52,909 from sale (52,910 from lease generally). 
County of Benarba, parish of Kunopia, containing an 
area of about 154 acres. «whe Crown Lands within the 


‘following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east 


corner of reserve 46,772-from sale and reserve 46,773 
from lease generally; thence east 6 chains 81 links; 
thence north to portion 30; thence by the boundary of 
that portion west to the boundary of the aforesaid 
reserve 46,772 and reserve 46,773; and by the boundary 
of that reserve south, to the point of commencement. 
[ Ms. 1918-5,307] 
For Temporary Common (Extersion). 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Districr or ALBuRY, AND CuLCAIRN SHIRE. 

No. 52,900 from sale (52,901 from lease generally). 
County of Hume, parish of Comer, containing an area -— 
of 234 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 35 at a marked tree bearing south 
47 degrees 2 minutes west and distant 33 chains 
1 3/10th links from the most easterly south-east 
corner of that portion; and bounded thence by a line 
bearing north 69 degrees 45 minutes east 47 chains; 
by a line bearing south 20 degrees 15 minutes east 
5 chains; by a line bearing south 69 degrees 45 minutes 
west to portion 35 aforesaid; and by that portion, to 
the point of commencement. 
[Oce. 1918-1,287] 


[412] 





Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 

FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
Te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for original conditional purchase, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 19th August, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices of the land 
for original conditional purchase, whenever apphed 

for, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. 

‘Novr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the apph- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or MupGns, AND Mproo HIRE. * 
Price £2 per acre. 

County of Phillip, parish of Bayly, containing an 
area of 773 acres. The Crown Lands within measured 
portion 345,—shown on plan P. 1,408-2,125, 

Nore.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve 
2,661, notified 6th November, 1886, which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-3,213] 
Lanp District or TaMwortTH, AND TAMWORTH 
MUNICIPALITY. 
Price £60 per acre. 
Within suburban boundaries of town of Tamworth. 

County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, containing 
an area of 2’acres. The Crown’ Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 200. Plan I. 1,511-1,690 Rol}. 

Notes.—Identical with Special Area No. 52,911, 
notified this day. In lieu of Special Area No. 44,156, 
proclaimed llth August, 1909, and revoked this day. 
Also within reserve from sale or lease, notified 12th 
October, 1917, which is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,381] 





19 Juxy, 1918,] 


[413] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as origina) conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 19th August, 1918. 
It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 
Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WYALonG, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 12s. per acre. 
Counties cf Dowling and Gipps, parish of Curriba, 
containing an area of 852 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 90, Plan D. 721- 
1,841. 
"Nore.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 3rd August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 
Price and capital value, £1 18s. per acre. 
of Dowling and Gipps, parish of Curriba, 
an area of 837 acres. The Crown Lands 
boundaries of portion 91. Plan D. 723- 


Counties 
containing 
within the 
1,841. ; 

Nore.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notfied 3rd August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 

Price and capital value, £1 16s. 8d. per acre. 

Counties of Dowling and Gipps, parish of Curriba, 
containing an area of 75() acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 92. Plan D. 724- 
1,841. 

"Nore.-—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 3rd August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 

Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 

Counties of Dowling and Gipps, parish of Curriba, 
containing an area of 930 acres. The Crown_Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 93. Plan D. 725- 
) . * i 
Norre.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 3rd August, 1917, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,834] 
Lanp Disrricr or DENILIQUIN, AND MUNICIPALITY oF 
DENILIQUIN. 


Price and capital value, £3 15s. ver acre. 


County of Townsend, parish of North Deniliquin, 
containing an area of 50 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 85. Plan 
catalogued T. 4,436-1,803. 

Norr.—The included Crown-lease Area No. 2,620, 
notified 4th August, 1916, and reserve from sale and 
lease and part of Deniliquin. population area, are 
hereby revoked. Within Deniliquin suburban boun- 
daries, which are not affected hereby. 

[Ms. 1918-4,224] 

Lanp District or Morr, ann Boonooroo SxHree. 
Price and capital value, £1 10s. per acre. 

_ County of Stapyiton, parish of Careunga, contain- 
ing an area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
most easterly south-east corner of portion 42; and 
bounded thence by the southern boundary: of that 


No, 8919 Juny, 1918, —8, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETIE, No. 89. 
Sars neers oe ee Eee a eee 


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3549 





portion west, a line south to portion 7, and by that 
portion east and north, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Notr.—Ciassification reserve (500 acres), 
5th July, 1918, is hereby revoked. 
[ids. 1918-4,640] 

LANp District of WARIALDA, AND YALLAROI SHIRE. 

Price and capital value, 16s. 8d. per acre. 

County of Burnett, parish of Bledger, containing 
an area of about 1,690 acres. The Crown Lands 
lying between portions 48, 41, and 74, parish of 
Wales, 25, 21, 5, 17, and 19, parish of Bledger, the 
westerly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
the last-mentioned portion, and the eastern sides of 
roads on the eastern boundaries of portions 36, parish 
of Nunga Nunga, and 70, parish of Eales: includes por- 
tions 44 and 22, parish of Bledger. Plans B. 2,082 
and 2,424-1,951. 

Norse —Part (about 1,690 acres) of classification 
reserve, notified 25th August, 1915, within the above 
area, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-4,846] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Land District or Boorowa, ann Murruncsrt Suire. 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of King, parish of Rugby, containing an 
area of 1493 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within portion 
252. Plan K. 6,491-1,995. 

Nore.—includes part (1493 acres) of block A of 
Crown-lease Area No. 1,638, notificd 6th January, 
1915, which is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-4,905] 


Lanp District or Braipwoop, AND TALLAGANDA 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre 


County of Murray, parish of Oronmear, containing 
an area of 40 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 
49." “Plan Mi 5,732-15,956. 

Notr.—The covering reserve under 
from sale or lease is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,430] ; 

Lanp District or Gounsurn, AND Munwarer Sutre. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Oallen, containing an 
area of about 160 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-east- 
ern corner of portion 30; thence bounded by that por- 
tion and portions 40 and 75 to the north-west corner 
of the latter portion; by lines north and east to the 
south-west corner of portion 72; and by that portion 
and the left bank of Shoalhaven River, to the point of 
commencement, 

_Novre.—The included part. (about 160 acres) of Block 
K, Crown-leaso Area 906, notified 22nd October, 1913 
is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-3,219] 


Lanp District or GovtpurN, AND Munwaree Suire. 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Strathaird, containing 
an area of 1,152 acres. The Crown Lands within por- 
tions 200, 208, and 209. Plans A. 3,627, 3,742, and 
3,867-2,121. 

Nots.—The included reserve (1,152 acres) under 
section 206 from sale or lease, and part (318 acres) 
of an area set apart for additional holdings at 6s. 8d. 
per acre, on 30th June, 1909, are hereby revoked. 

_ County of Argyle, parish of Cookbundoon, contain- 
ing an area of 1,470 acres. The Crown Lands within 
portion 142. Plan A. 3,871-2,121 Roll. 

_ Norr.—--The included reserve (1,470 acres) under sec- 
tion 206 from sale or lease; part (about 940 acres) of . 
an area set apart for additional holdings, at 6s. 8d. 
per acre, on 30th June, 1909; also part (about 530 
acres) of an area set apart for additional holdings, at 
6s. 8d. per acre, on 7th April, 1909, are hereby re- 
voked. 

[Ms. 1918-4,322] 


Lanp District or Casino, AND WoopBuRN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre, 
Within occupation license No. 875. 


County of Richmond, parish of Darke, containing 
an area of 918 acres, Tho Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 54,—shown on plan R. 2,281- 


1,744 R. 
663, notified 


notified 





section 206 


Note.—Homestead Farm Area No. 
23rd February, 1917, covering the above, is hereby 
revoked. 

[R.S.S. 1918-10,916] 


3550 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, [19 Juny, 1918. 





LAND District or TUMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 15s. per acre. 

County of Wynyard, parish of Courabyra, contain- 
ing an area of about 70 acres, ex water race. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the south-east corner of portion 77; thence 
by a line south about 18 chains; thence by a line 
south-casterly to a point on the road from Tumbar- 
umba to Tumut, about 8 chains south-westerly from 
the south-west corner of portion 102; thence by that 
road north-easterly and the west boundary of portion 
102 northerly about 29 chains; thence by a line west, 
to the point of commencement, y 

Noret.—The whole of Crown-lease Area No, 2,336, 
notified 25th February, 1916, included in the. above, is 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,239 ] 


[414] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CROWN-LEASE, 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
if visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional Crown-lease, and shall become and be 
avalable therefor on and after the 19th August, 1918. 
It is further notified that the capital value upon 
which rental shall be lodged shall be £1 1s. 8d. per 
acre, Any additional holding acquired shall be sub- 
ject to the same conditions (where applicable) which 
attach to the particular original holding in virtue of 
which the additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND Macintyre SaHir=. 

County of Gough, parish of Elmsmore, containing 
an area of 192 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 117,—as shown on 
plan G. 6,782-1,761, 

Nore.—The included part (192 acres) of Crown-lease 
Area No. 996, notified 10th December, 1913, is hereby 
revoked. Within Inverell population area, which is 
not affected by this notification. 

[ Ms. 1918-3,633] 





F417} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


SETTING APART CROWN 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD 


NOTIFICATION 
LANDS FOR 
FARM. 

15 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 

solidation Act, 19138, the Crown Lands comprised 

within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional homestead farm, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 19th 

August, 1918. 1+ is further notified that the capital 

value upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 

£2 12s. 6d. per acre. Any additional holding acquired 
shail be subject to the same conditions (where applic- 
able) which attach to the particular original holding 
in virtue of which the additional holding was applied 
ror. 

Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all.forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 

‘Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District oF WYALONG, AND Buanp Suatre. 
Ungarie preferential occupation license No. 75a. 


County of Gipps, parish of Ungarie, containing an 
area of 875 acres The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 27. Plan G. 2,522- 
1,871. 

Novz.—Reserve from sale and lease by operation of 
section 206, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
and the part of Homestead Farm Area No. 2438, not- 
fied 15th October, 1918, covering the above, are hereby 
revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-8,809] 





[416] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


[be is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 1294 of the Crown Lands Con- 
sclidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional suburban holding, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
19th August, 1918. It is further notified that the capi- 
tal values upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 
as hereinafter respectively specified. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (where applicable) which attach to the par- 
ticular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. \ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BomBaLa, AND BrspenLUKE SHIRE. 
Capital value, £270 the block. 


County cf Wellesley, parish of Hayden, containing 
an area of 60 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 
262. Plan W. 4,970-1,584. 

Nors.—The included reserve (60 acres) under section 
206 from sale or lease, and part (60 acres) of suburban 
holding area 536, notified 15th July, 1914, are hereby 
revoked, 

[Ms. 1918-4,321] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND Districr oF GUNNEDAH, AND NAMOI SHIRE. 
Capital value, £5 per acre. 


County of Pottinger, parish of Bogabri, containing 
an area of 72 acres. ‘ihe Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 172 and 189. Plan 
P, 4,955-1,781. 

Nove.—The included part (12 acres) of Suburban 
Holding Area No, 664, notified 24th March, 1915, is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,528] 





[418] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTTVICATTION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASHK AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL 
LEASH. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of tha Crown Lands CUon- 
solidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for original conditional purchase or for original 
conditional purchase and conditional lease,. to be 
taken up in virtue of and at the same time as original 
conditional purchases within the said area, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
19th August, 1918. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for original conditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be 10s. per acre. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. ° 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Land Drsrricr or Gosrorp, anp Hrina Sure. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Popran, con- 
taining an area oi 80 acres. 
the boundaries of measured portion 157,—shown on 
plan catalogued N. 5,073-2,111. 

Note.—Includes part (80 acres) of an area set apart 
for original conditional purehase at 10s. per acre, or 
conditional lease, 7th March, 1906, and reserve from 
sale or lease under section 206, which are hereby 
revoked. 

[CS, 1928-2,142] 


The Crown Lands within - 





19 Jury, 1918.] 


[415] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
1 ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional eonditjonal rehases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 19th August, 1918. 
it. is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified, 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
ail ferms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
pia ae Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant, 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Port Macaquarin, anp HastTInGs 
Surae. 
Price, 13s. 4d. per acre. 

County of Macquarie, parish of Cowangara, con- 
taining an area of about 80 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
south-east corner of portion 99; and bounded thence 
by the west boundary of portion 81 south to the 
northern side of the reserved road through that "por- 
tion; thence north-westerly by the summit of a range 
to the south boundary of portion 99 aforesaid; thence 
by that portion east, to the point of commencement. 
[ Ms. 1918-3,797 ] 

Lanp Districr oF Taren, AND Stroup SwHiRE. 


Price, 16s, 8d. per acre. 

County of Gloucester, parish of Kyle, containing 
an area of 1914 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 78 and 79,—shown 
on plans catalogued G. 3,502 and 3,503-1,487. 

[Ms 1918-4,200] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrricr or Dunno, AND TALBRACAR SHIRE. 
Price,.£2 per acre. 

County of Gordon, parish of Oxley, containing an 
area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by Hyandra Well Public Watering Place No. 864, 
parish of Cullen, Hyandra Creek, and portions 48 
and 51, parish of Oxley. 

Novre.—-The included part (about 200 acres) of re- 
serve 39,987 from sale for travelling stock and camp- 
ing, notified 9th December, 1905, is hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-4,142] 
[419] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD _SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASHES. 

fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 

the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 


chases within the same area), additional conditional . 


purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 19th August, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for, and the fol- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3551 


lowing condition:—The selector or lessee shall care- 
fully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along each bank of all defined water- 
courses; also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and gullies 
and across the lowest part of flats where such. gullies 
discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 

Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or GovuLBURN, AND CRooKWELL SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 

County of Georgiana, parish of Sherwood, contain- 
ing an area of 492 acres, The Crown Lands within 
portions 180, 182, 133, and 187. Plans G. 3,181, 3,183, 
and 3,187-1,506. - ‘ 

Notr.—Includes Crown-lease Area No. 1,909, notified 
16th June, 1915, area 492 acres, which is hereby re- 


voked. 
[Ms. 1918-8,215] 





Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


ERRATUM. 


Srroup Lanp DIstRicr. 


the notification of Crown-lease Area No. 3,256, 
parishes of Mernot and Barnard (Gazette of 51 
heading ‘County,’ 
“Gloucester” 


[420] 


ibe 
July, 1918, page 3342), under the 
in the first column of the Schedule, 
should read ‘‘Hawes.”’ 
[Ms. 1918-4,544] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


bs 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION. 

HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 
W Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power 1s given 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Juand 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I do hereby 
declare that all preliminary action in connection with 
the proposed revocation of the dedication for Site 
for School of Arts at Galargambone, area 2 roods, 
dedicated 12th February, 1889, described in the 
Schedule hereto, has been duly taken ; and I do hereby 
wholly revoke the said dedication of land. 
[Ms. 1918-2,255 | 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[401] 


ScumpULE REFERRED TO. 
Jeseription of 2 roods of land, the dedication of which 
js hereby revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
village of Galargambone, parish of Galargambone, 
county of Gowen, Land District of Coonamble, and 
State of New South Wales, being the land within the 
boundaries of allotment 8, section 12,—as shown on 
plan G, 3-2,221. 


— 





4, Department of Lands, 
ene Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION. 
TSTEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 
\ Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I do hereby 
declare that all preliminary action in connection 
with the proposed revocation of the dedication for 
Public School Site at Kockabookra, area 2 acres, dedi- 
cated 15th September, 1891, described in the Schedule 
heretc, has been duly taken; and I do hereby wholly 
revoke the said dedication of land. 
fis. Ls. 1918-1,188] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 2 acres of land, the dedication of which 
is hereby revoked. 
All that piece or parcel of land situate at Kooka- 


' bookra, parish of Seeley, county of Clarke, and State 


| 
| 


of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres,. 
being the land within the boundaries of portion 13,— 
shown on plan C. 1,102-1,867, at the Department, of, 
Lands, Sydney. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


[19 Jony, 1918, 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 

REVOCATION OF DEDICATION. 

HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 

for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown 
Land dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, [ do 
hereby declare that all preliminary action in con- 
nection with the proposed revocation of the dedication 
for Permanent Common at Bungendore, area 831 acres 
2 roods, dedicated 15th August, 1871, so far only as 
it affects the part of the said area containing 290 
acres 1 rood 27 perches, described in the Schedule 
hereto, has been duly taken; and I do hereby wholly 
revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to 
or affects the said area of 290 acres 1 rood 27 perches 
of land. 
[Aln, 1918-4,378] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 290 acres 1 rood 27 perches, 
part of an area of 831 acres 2 roods, dedicated 
15th August, 1871, for Permanent Common, the 
dedication of which part is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Bungen- 
dore, parish of Currandooly, county of Murray, and 
State of New South Wales, containing an area of 290 
acres 1 rood 27 perches, being that part of the Per- 
manent Common within the boundaries of portion 43, 
—shown on plan M. 5,794-1,956, at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


Proposaus under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of General Cemetery at 
Utungun. 


W HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume an area of 12 acres 
29 perches of land at Utungun, dedicated 19th October, 
1894, for General Cenietery, and described in the 
Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby 
given, in accordance with the provisions of the 25th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
that it is proposed to deal with the said land in the 
manner following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedi- 
cation thereof heretofore made, 


[ Misc. 1918-5,639] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[404] 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 12 acres 29 perches, the dedication of 
which is intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Utungun, 
parish of Allgomera, county of Raleigh, and State of 
New South Wales, containing an area of 12 acres 
29 perches, being the land within the boundaries of 
allotments 1 to 7 inclusive,—as shown by yellow tint on 
plan Ms. 440 Gfn., at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 








Bribate Anbertisements. 





COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND 
RAILWAYS.—NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


Exectrio Ligatine oF C.P. OFFICER’s AND PETTY OFFICERS’ 
QuaRTERS, Royan AUSTRALIAN NAVAL CoLLEGE, JERVIS 
Bay, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited and will be received, subject to the 
conditions of tendering, until 12 noon, Monday, 29th July, 
1918, for Electric Distribution and Wiring of Chief Petty 


Officer’s and Petty Officers’ Quarters at the Royal Australian 


Naval College, Jervis Bay. 


Specification, general conditions, and drawings (which latter 
must be returned within two days of being issued), and tender 
form may be obtained, on application, from the Superintending 
Civil Engineer, Customs House, Sydney. 


Tenders endorsed “ Electric Lighting of C.P.O.’s and P.O.’s 
Quarters, Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, N.S.W.,” 
to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works and Railways 
Lender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney. 


No Tender necessarily accepted. 
LITTLETON EH. GROOM, 


Minister for Works and Railways. 


62—3 £1 8s. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Noticr or INtENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MorTGAGE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
oF THE MorrG@aGE. 


in the matter of Mortgage, dated’ 25th April, 1910, 
‘No. 561,947,. James William Hutchin to Manly 
Starr Bowkett Building Society No. 1, over the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 748, Fol. 215, being 16} perches, lot 34, de- 
posited plan 1,464, parish Manly Cove, county 
Cumberland. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the above- 
mentioned mortgage after the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof without production of 
the duplicate of the mortgage, reasonable cause 
having been shown. All information respecting above 
may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


19th July, 1918, 
204 Ts, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice op Intenpep Issur or ProvistonaL CERTIFIC- 
CATE oF ‘TITLE. 


748, Fol. 215. Registered proprietor: James 
Wiliam Hutchin. Land: 164 perches, lot 34, 
deposited plan 1,464, parish Manly Cove, county 
Cumberland. 


THE proof of loss of the original Certificate of Title 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
6s. 


Vol. 


19th July, 1918. 
203 








REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or Inrenpep RecIstRATION oF TRANSFER 
WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. 


in the matter of Certificate of Title, dated 23rd Feb- 
ruary, 1889, registered Vol. 914, Fol. 185, com- 
prising land situated at Rookwood, parish Liberty 
Plains, county Cumberland, being lots 54 to 58, 
inclusive, of section 8, deposited plan No. 2,057. 
Registered proprietor; Alexander Beirne, 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a transfer from Sydney 
Joseph Stone, Town Clerk of the Council of the 
Municipality of Lidcombe, to William John Cassells, 
of part—viz., lots 54, 55, and 56—of the land above 
described, after the expiration of twenty-one days 
from the date hereof, without production of the Cer- 
tificate of Title, reasonable cause having been shown 
pursuant to section 38 of the abovenamed Act. The 
said Sydney Joseph Stone has executed the said trans- 
fer by virtue of a Decree of the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales in Equity, dated 14th September, 
1917, No. 6,886 of 1917. Further information respect- 
ing the matter may be obtained at the Land Titles 


Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
19th July, 1918. Registrar-General. 


# 205 9s. 


19 Juty, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3553 


ee ea er Ce ee ie ee ee 


NOTICE is hereby given— 


1. That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment of New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the ‘‘ Perpetual Trustee 
Company (Limited) Act,” and to confer additional powers 
upon the Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited), and to vali- 
date certain actions of the said Company. 


2. That the general objects of the Bill are— 

(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. 

(2) To enable the Company to be appointed or to continue 
to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of indi- 
viduals more than one Trustee would be required to 
administer the Trust. 

(c) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 


(2) To enable the Company to hold property as joint | 


tenant with an individual or another body corporate. 
_ 3. That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twentieth day of June, 1915. 


eH. KELLY, 
HARRY 8. LEVY, ¢ Directors. 
R. J. BLACK, 


The seal of Perpetual Trustee Company (Limited) was hereto 
the by order of the Board of Directors, in the presence 
of,-— 

R. CoptanD: Letusiiper, Manager. 

3803—4 


(L.8.) 


. 


£2 4s. 





NOTICE is hereby given— 


1. That application is intended to be made to the Parlia- 
ment of New South Wales during the present session thereof 
for leave to bring in a Bill toamend the ‘‘ Permanent Trustee 
Company of New South Wales Limited Act,” and to confer 
additional powers upon the ‘‘Permanent Trustee Company 
of New South Wales Limited,” and to validate certain actions 
of the said Company. 


2. That the general objects of the Bill are— 


(a) To facilitate the appointment of the Company as 
Trustee, and in other similar offices, and to enable 
the Company to be so appointed without the consent 
of a majority of the beneficiaries or the Chief Judge 
in Equity. 

(b) To enable the Company to be appointed or to con- 
tinue to act as sole Trustee, although in the case of 
individuals more than one Trustee would be required 
to administer the Trust. 

(ce) To validate appointments heretofore made of the 
Company as sole Trustee in place of more than one 
individual Trustee. 

(d) To enable the Company to hold property as joint 

tenant with an individual or another body corporate. 


_ 3. That no private interests are affected by the Bill, except 
in so far as is indicated by the above statement of its general 
objects. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of June, 1918. 


ALFRED G. MILSON. 
JAMES MOIR. 

F. N. YARWOOD. 
W. C. GODDARD. 


The Common Seal of the Permanent Trustee Company of 
New South Wales Limited was affixed hereto by order 
of the Directors present at and forming a Board of 
Directors of the said Company, held the 25th day of 
June, 1918, and such Directors thereupon also signed 
this notice in the presence of,— 

A. P. BEDFORD, 

Manager. 
£2 8s, 


(L.8.) 


3804—4 





GUNDAGAI LONG TUNNEL GOLD MINE. 
No-LiABiuity, 


I, the undersigned, hereby give notice that an increase in the 
capital of the abovenamed Company was, on the third day of 
July, 1918, resolved on by the issue of twenty thousand 
(20,000) new shares of 10s. each, in addition to the 80,000 
shares theretofore existing in the Company. Ten per centum 
of the contributing capital represented by such new shares 
has been duly paid to the Company in cash. 

Dated this 17th day of July, one thousand nine hundred 
and eighteen. 

JAMES HILTON, 


Secretary. 
215 58. 








SPRINGWOOD BRICK AND TILE COMPANY 
LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the abovenamed Company, held at the Office of 
Messieurs David L. Aitken and Barron, solicitors, ‘‘ Temple 
Court,” 81 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the thirteenth day 
of June, 1918, the following Special Resolution was passed, 
and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the 
said Company, held at the same place on the eighth day of 
July, 1918, the said Resolution was duly confirmed, 
namely :— 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily under the 
provisions of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” and that 
Reginald Charles Hancock, the acting secretary of 
the Company, be hereby appointed liquidator for 
the purposes of such winding-up. 


Dated this twelfth day of July, 1918. 


R. C. HANCOCK, 
Liquidator. 
202 6. 





ny 


DENILIQUIN AND MOAMA RAILWAY CO, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Eighty-eighth 
Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders will be 
held at the Company’s Office, Deniliquin, on Tuesday, 
the sixth day of August, 1918, at eleven o’clock in 
the forenoon. 

BUSINESS : 


To receive the report of the Directors and Balance- 
sheet for Half-year ended 30th June, 1918, and to 
transact such other business as may he brought 
forward in accordance with the provisions of the 
Act incorporating the Company. 


By order, 
D. TENNANT, 
Secretary. 


Deniliquin, 9th July, 1918. 
181 6s. 








NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Sam Yook, Willie Fon, and Perey Yook, 
carrying on business as skin-buyers at Condobolin, under the 
style or firm of Lee Chong & Co., has been dissolved as from 
the twenty-seventh day of June last, so far as concerns the 
said Sam Yook, who retires from the said firm. All debts 
due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and 
paid respectively by the said Willie Fon and Percy Yook, 
who will continue to carry on the said business in partnership, 
under the style or firm of Lee Chong & Co. 
Dated the twelfth day of July, one thousand nine hundred 
and eighteen. 
SAM YOOK. 
WILLIE FON. 
PERO YOOK. 
Witness to all signatures, — 
J. H. R. Ruovzs, Solicitor, 
Condobolin. 
200 78: 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Henry Norman Leslie Barringion and 
William Alfred Mack, carrying on business as fibrous plaster 
manufacturers at Woollahra, Sydney, under the style or 
firm of ‘*The Austral Fibrous Plaster Ceiling Works,” is 
hereby dissolved by mutual consent as from the date hereof, 
so far as concerns the said Henry Norman Leslie Barrington, 
who retires from the said firm. All debts due and owing by 
the said firm will be received and paid respectively by 
William Alfred Mack, who will continue to carry on the said 
business. ' 
Dated at Sydney, this sixteenth day of July, 1918. 

H. N. L BARRINGTON. 

Witness to the signature of Henry Norman Leslie Barring- 
ton,—H. M. Barker, Solr., Sydney. 

WM. A. MACK. 

Witness to the signature of William Alfred Mack,—H, M. 


BARKER, s 
199 78. 
Seen eee ee ee es 


_NAMOTI SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Second Class Sergeant 
William Brydon, of Wee Waa, and Third Class Ser- 
geant Frederick Beckhaus, of Pilliga, have been 
appointed Inspectors under the ‘Cattle Slaughtering 
and Diseased Animals and Meat Act of 1902,” within 
their respective Police Districts within the Namoi 


Shire. 
CHAS. H. WOOD, 
Shire Chambers, 


Shire Clerk. 
llth July, 1918. 
180 As, 


3554 





GUNNING SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that First Class Constable 
E. L. Dumont has been appointed an Inspector within 
the Gunning Shire, under the ‘“‘Cattle Slaughtering 
and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902.” 


J. C. TIMMS, 


Shire Office, Gunning, Shire Clerk. 
llth July, 1918. LU 
179 5s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF ASHFIELD, 


NOTICE is hereby given, that Assistant Sanitary Inspector 
Charles Were Grimes has been appointed Inspector of 
Nuisances and Local Government Otficer under following 
Acts :— 
(a) ‘‘Smoke Nuisance Abatement Act, 1902.” 
(b) ** Noxious Trades Act, 1902.” : 
(c) ‘Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and 
Meat Act, 1902.” 
(2) Local Government Act, Acts amending the same, 
and Ordinances and Regulations made thereunder. 


Mr. Charles Were Grimes is hereby authorised to serve 
notices under, and to conduct legal proceedings for breaches 
of, each of the abovementioned Acts or any Ordinance or 
Regulation made thereunder. 

JOHN YEO, 
Town Hall, Ashfield, Mayor. 
15th July, 1918. 
193 6s. 





COLLIGEN CREEK WATER TRUST. 
TRIENNIAL Exectron, 1918. 
I, THOMAS ATKINS FREARSON, hereby declare 


that the undermentioned candidates were duly nomi- 
nated as Trustees for the abovenamed Trust for the 
triennial period commencing the first day of July, 
1918 :— 

Byrne, Edward, station manager, Calimo. 

Daly, James, grazier, Royston, 

‘As only two Trustees are required, I hereby declare 
the abovenamed, Edward Byrne and James Daly, duly 
6 : : 3 
elected as Trustees for the ensuing term of three years. 
ff. A. FREARSON, 
teturning Officer. 

Deniliquin, 6th July, 1918. 
188 6s. 


Ave 





“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 
Notice or ASSESSMENT FoR 1918. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors of Armi- 
daie Pastures Protection Board, acting under the 
abovenamed Act, have made a rate of three half- 
pence per head on large stock and one farthing per 
head on sheep; and all owners and occupiers liable 
are required to pay the amount due to the Secretary 
of the Board, Mr.. KE. H. Sadgrove, on or before the 
Ist. August, 1918, at the Office of the Board, Beardy- 


street, Armidale. 

ROBT. THOS. VYNER, 
Armidale, 11th July, 1918. Chairman. 
182 oS. 





“PASTURES PROTEOTION ACT, 1912.” 


Notics under section 61 of the abovementioned Act to owners 
or occupiers within the Pastures Protection District of 
Merriwa. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the ‘‘ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby given by the Pastures 
Protection Board for the District of Merriwa that the owners 
or occupiers. of all or any lands within the abovementioned 
district shall, on or before the Ist day of September, 1918, 
respectively commence the work of suppressing and destroying 
rabbits upon such lands and upon any roads bounding or 
intersecting the same. The said work to be continuously and 
systematically carried out until further notice from the Board. 
Lhe means which shall be adopted for carrying out the said 
work shall be digging- out, destruction of harbour, trapping, 
hunting, shooting, fumigating, and poisoning, being means 
which have been previously sanctioned under the said Act. 
Dated this 15th day of July, 1918. 


M. KE. MAHER, 
Chairman of the Pastnres Protection Board 


for the District of Merriwa, 
207 7s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 








[19 Jury, 1918, 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATIZ JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Alexander Hill, late of Thurgoona, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of 
Alexander Hill, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 4th day of January, 1918, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 5th day of April, 1918, 
to Alexander James Hill, of Thurgoona aforesaid, farmer, the 
executor in the said will named, Jane Hill, of Thurgoona 
aforesaid, widow, the executrix appointed by the said will, 
having renounced probate thereof, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned proctor 
for the said executor on or before the 6th day September, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said executor will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which he shall then have had notice ; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 12th day 


of July, 1918. 
JOHN WILKINSON, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
Dean-street, Albury. 
195 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Christian Niehus, late of Broken 
Hill, in the State of New South Wales, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Christian Niehus, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of 
March, 1918, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, were, on the 13th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 20th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which ke then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be Hable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th July, 1918. 


212 Ts. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas Ray Triglone, late of 
Ashfield, in the State of New South Wales, and of 
the Australian Imperial Forces, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Thomas Ray Triglone, the abovenamed deceased, whodied 
on or about the 21st day of February, 1917, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the 19th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the said Public Trustee on or beforethe 20th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of whieh time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so. dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th July, 1918. 


211 7s. 6d, 





19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3555 


Soosics ae a a foes 0 tn Se oe wee ee 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Lewington, late 
of Little Hartley, in the State of New South 
Wales, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’; NOTICH is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of George Lewington, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 13th 
day of July, 1917, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 7th day of November, 1917, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required. to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee, on 
or before the 20th day of August, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be lable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, Lith July, 1918. 


186 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Robert Henry Robert- 
son, late of Fairfield, in the State of New South 
Wales, labourer, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’?: Notice is hereby given that all 

creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Robert Henry Robert- 
son, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 14th day of April, 1918, and administration of 

whose estate was, on the 10th day of June, 1918, 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 

to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said 

Public Trustee, on or before the 20th day of August, 

1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 

Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 

said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 

having regard to the debits or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Cuiwulia Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
lith July, 1918. 
187 


—— 


7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Patrick Carmody, late of 
Stoney Creek, near Burrowa, in the State of New 
South Wales, selector, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Patrick Carmody, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 2nd day of August, 1916, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was, on the ]2th day of October, 1916, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 22nd day of August, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution, 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

17th July, 1918. 

228 


7s. 6d. | 208 


| Culwulla Chambers, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of John Joseph Kenny, late of 
Turramurra, in the State of New South Wales, gardener, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of John Joseph Kenny, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of 
Octover, 1917, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed hereto, were, on the 30th day of November, 1917, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Publie Trustee on or before 
the 20th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of whieh 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 


such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th July, 1918. 


7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Henrietta King, late of 
Lewisham, in the State of New South Wales, 
postmistress, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or aftecting the estate of Henrietta King, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 28th 
day of December, 1917, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 18th day of February, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before ‘the 15th day of August, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is‘hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
llth July, 1918. 


185 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Jane Allan, late of Five 
Dock, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon cr affecting the estate of Jane Allan, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about 12th day of 
September, 1917, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 28th day of December, 1917, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 20th day of August, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which tinte the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or claims only of which he then has notice; and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th July, 1918. 
7s. 6d. 


3556 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Britten, late of Bega, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Elizabeth Britten, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 22nd day of September 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 11th day of January, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Weles to the Public 
‘Trustee, are hereby required to send partieulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
20th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
17th July, 1918. 


235 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Kdward Shaw, 
late of Kogarah, in the State of New South 
Wales, wharf labourer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecing the estate of George Edward Shaw, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 22nd 
day of February, 1918, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 15th day of May, 1918, granted 
py the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee 
on or betore the 15th day of August, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
oroceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or ciaim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulia Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
12th July, 1918. 
183 iss Ode 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Samuel Darnley, late of 
Manly, in the State of New South Wales, 
labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Samuel Darnley, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 10th day of April, 
1918, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, were, on the 13th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public ‘Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
‘Trustee on or before the 15th day of August, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is héreby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
fer the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwuiia Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
llth July, 1918. 


184 78. Ode 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


[19 Juny, 1918. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Thomas Denis, late of 
Hillston, in the State of New South Wales, carter, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim uvon or affecting 
the estate of Thomas Denis, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 7th day of February, 1898, 
and letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
were, on the 10th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 20th day of August, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

16th July, 1918. 


909 . 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Edwin Crump, late of 
Canterbury, in the State of New South Wales, 
harness maker, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and_the “‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants’ Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby given that all ercditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Hdwin Crump, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 19th day of February, 1918, and 
letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, 
on the 25th day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 20th 
day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the Said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice: and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not, have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Oulwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


910 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of George Alfred Hunn, late of Campsie, in the 
State of New South Wales, landowner, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and any other 
persons having any claim upon or affecting the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on the 7th day of Decem- 
ber, 1917, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 
their claims to Esther Agnes Hunn, the executrix of the 
said will, at the office of the undersigned before the 27th 
day of August, 1918, after which date the said Esther 
Agnes Hunn will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which she shall then have had 
notice ; and the said Esther Agnes Hunn will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated the 15th day of July, 1918. 


PERCY VERNON McCULLOCH, 
Solicitor for Executrix, 
118 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
173 7s. 6d. 


19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 


3557 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Robert Appleton, late of 46 Pitt- 
street, Redfern, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Redfern 
aforesaid on the 14th day of May, 1917, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims to the executors of 
the will and codicil of the said deceased, care of William 
Patten, of Tarawinaba, Liverpool-road, Croydon, before the 
31st day of August next, after which date the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the 
claims of which they shall then have notice ; and the said 
executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 18th day of July, 1918. 


DANIEL EVERY BURNS, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
4 Rowe-street, Sydney. 
218 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Catherine Williamson, late of Forest Lodge, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ** Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance Act, 1916”: 
Notiee is hereby given that every creditor or other person 
having any claim against the estate of Catherine Williamson, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 13th 
day of April, 1918, and probate of whose will was on the 
10th day of May, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, to Samuel Joseph Williamson and Sarah 
Agnes Duncan, the executors in the said will named, is hereby 
required to send in particulars in writing of such claim to 
the said Samuel Joseph Williamson and Sarah Agnes Duncan, 
in care of Collins and Mulholland, the undersigned, at their 
offices hereunder mentioned, on or before the 24th day of 
August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Samuel Joseph Williamson and Sarah Agnes Duncan will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which they then have notiee ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Samuel Joseph Williamson and 
Sarah Agnes Duncan will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose olaim 
they shall not have had notice at the time ef such distribu- 
tion. —Dated this 17th day of July, 1918. 


COLLINS AND MULHOLLAND, 
Proctors for the said Executorsz, 
Record Chambers, 
77 Castlereagh-atreet, Sydney. 
217 7s, Gd. 
in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Charles Henry Myles, late of Strathfield, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and to the “Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claim against the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 11th 
day of May, 1918, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 4th day of June, 
1918. to Leslie Myies, Arthur Llewellyn Myles, and 
€dward Smith Dunhill, the executors named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars 
in writing of their claims to the said executors, care 
of the undersigned, on or.before the 2nd day of 
September next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims only of which 
they shail then have had notice; and the said executors 
will not be lable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
persons of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 18th day 
of July, 1918. 


EDWARD SMITH DUNHILL, 
Proctor for said Executors, 
: 1 Bligh-street, Sydney. 
220 7s, Od, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Hugh Mackenzie, late of Terrara, in 
the State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916,’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at Terrara aforesaid on llth day 
of November, 1917, and probate of whose will and 
codicil was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 6th day 
of March, 1918, to Hugh Mackenzie, of Tooloombah, 
Marlborough, Queensland, grazier, Murdo Mackenzie, 
of Tocloombah. Marlborough, Queensland, grazier, 
and Kenneth Mackenzie of Bundanon, Nowra, New 
South Wales, grazier, the executors therein named, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of 
their claims and demands upon the said estate to the 
undersigned, the proctors for the said executors, on 
or before the 30th day of August next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims onl yof which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be lable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debts 
or claims they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of July, a.p. 


1918. 
RYAN AND SON, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Kiama. 
174 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Edward Charles Pye, late of Jindera, 
in the State of New South Wales, hotelkeeper, 
deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Edward Charlies Pye, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of Decem- 
ber, 1917, and probate of whose will was granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of March, 1918, to 
Eliza Jane Pye, of Jindera, aforesaid, widow, Thomas 
Henry Goldsworthy, of Albury, in the said State, 
municipal employee, and William Goldsworthy, of 
Walbundrie, in the said State, blacksmith, the 
executrix and executors named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims 
to the undersigned, proctor for the said executrix 
and executors, on or before the 6th day of September, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
executrix and executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the 
said executrix and executors will not be lable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 12th day of July, 


1918. 
JOHN WILKINSON, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
Dean-street, Albury. 
196 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Charles Heritage, formerly of 
Euston, in the State of New South Wales, 
labourer, but late of the Australian Imperial 
Forces on Active Service Abroad, soldier, de- 
ceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 22nd day of October, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of Victoria, to The Trustees, Executors, and 
Agency Company, Limited, the executors therein 
named, such probate being resealed by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 


» on the Ist day of July, 1918, are hereby required to 


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[19 Juny, 1918, 





send in particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said The Trustees, Executors, and agency Company, 
Limited, or to the undersigned the proctors for tho 
said executors, on or before the 10th day of September 
next, at the expiration of which time the said execu- 
tors will proceed to distribate the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims only of which they shall have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.--Dated this 18th day of July, 1918. 
METCALFE AND DANGAR, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
10 Bligh-street, Sydney. 
7s, 6d. 


— a? 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


¥n the estate of William Green Ellis, late of Kerrow, Madron, 
Cornwall, in England, farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to “‘ Testator’s Family Maintenanee and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debts or elaims 
or demands against or upor the estate of the ahovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 80th day of April, 1917, 
and letters of administration of whose estate were granted 
by His Majesty’s High Court of Justice at the District Pro- 
bate Registry thereof, at Bodmin, in England, to Grace Ellis, 
of Kerrow, Madron, Cornwall, England, widow, the adminis- 
tratrix of the estate of the said deceased, on the 2nd day of 
June, 1917, were sealed with the seal of the Supreme Court 
of New Scuth Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 5th 
day of July, 1918, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the said administratrix, or to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said administratrix, on or before 
the 3ist day of August next, at the expiration of which time 
the said administratrix will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which she 
shall then have had notice ; and the said administratrix will 
not'be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of. such distribution. —Dated this 19th day of July, 
1918. 
NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the said Administratrix, 
2 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


229 7s. 6d. 


——— 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,824) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Olarence Harold Stephens, formerly of Bangalow, mercer, 
now of Maclean, storekeeper’s assistant. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Clarence Harold Stephens intends to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the i4th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that 
a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the “ Bankruptoy Act, 1898.”—Dated 
this 16th day of July, 1918. ‘ 

HENRY DAVIS, 

Solicitor for Applicant, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 

10 6s. 6d. 





_ [Notice of Application for a Cerificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,951) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


_ Re Harvey Frank Wootten, of Queen-street, Croydon, 
butcher, 


To the Official Assignees and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Harvey Frank Wootten intends to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Tuesday, the 6th dey of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
according to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” — 
Dated this 16th day of July, 1918. 
CHARLES HORACE EDDIE, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
60 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


192 6s, 6d, 


f [Notice of Application for a Certificate of Diseharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (17,660) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Robert Howey, of Wellington, labourer, carried on business 
as a fruit and oyster saloon proprietor. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKH NOTICE that I, Robert Howey, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Tuesday, the 6th day of August, 1918, at 10 a m.,, or as soon 
afterwurds as the course of business will admit, that a Certifi- 
cate of Discharge be groated to me, under and according to 
the provisions of the “ Bankruptey Act, 1898.”—Dated this 


16th day of July, 1918. 
ROBERT HOWEY. 


197 Ga. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,445) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Rupert Walter Mason-Cox, of 278 George-street, Sydney. 
To the Official! Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE. NOTIOE that I, Rupert Walter Mason-Cox, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Tuesday, the 6th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
or a8 soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that 
a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1888.”—Dated 


this 15th day of July, 1918. 
R. W. MASON-COX, 
6s. 6d. 


216 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (No, 14,428) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Cornelius O’Keefe, of Kiama, in the State of New South 
Wales, and formerly of Jamberoo, labourer; ex parte 
the bankrupt 


TAKE NOTICE that on the 4th day of July instant it vas 
ordered that the Order of Sequestration, dated the 7th day of 
December, 1900, against the abovenamea bankrapt be and the 
same was thereby discharged.—Dated this llth day of July, 
A.D,y 918. 
BRYAN AND SON, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 

Kian a 

By their Agents,—W8aver AND ALLWORTH, 
2 Martin-place, Sydney. 


O86, 


LS) 
oO 


J 
| Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893, j 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,506) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Thomas Costello, of Gulgong, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenaraed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 12th day of 


July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
465 Free 
[ Notice under Section {1 of the Bankruptcy Act, Lose 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,505) 
IN BANKRUPTOY, 

Re Leonard Vineent Watts, of Edward-street, Rast Orange, 
journeyman plumber, formerly of Newcastle, plumber, 
NOTICE is hereby given that.a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee—Dated at Sydney, this llth day of 


July, 1918. 
BP. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Baakruptoy. 
3s. 6d. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898, ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,507) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Henry Walker, of Baker-street, Lower Randwick, 
horse trainer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Vated at Sydney, this 16th day of 


July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 


230 








Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


, 231 3s. 6d. 





19 Juny, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 3559 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,501) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Walter Paul Rose, of “ Lilyville,” Paling-street, 
Leichhardt, tug proprietor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Richard Sheehy and Simon Sheehy, and Mr. W. 
H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 15th day of July, 1918. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Regiatrar in Bankruptcy 
232 3s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Eric Charles Watson, of Hobart-road, New Lambton, 
horse dealer, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, New- 
castle, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
Ist day of August, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Blizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 29th day of July, 
1918, 


(21,508) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignoe—WitaiaM Hargineron Pages. “4 
233 3. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to Crupirors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for 
the inspection of persons interested; and notice 1s 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Tuesday, 
the 6th August, 1918, if not previously objected to :— 


Rupert Ernest Mancy, of Murrill Creck, Ardlethan, 
share-farmer (No. 20,805), an amended third 
account and first plan of distribution, showing 
payment of a dividend of two shillings and six- 
pence in the £ to the proved non-indemnifying 
ereditors, and a dividend of ten shillings and 
eight pence seven-sixteenths of a penny in the £ 
to the indemnifying creditors as per the Order 
ot the Judge in Bankruptcy, dated the third day 
of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, 

Thomas Henry Barden, of 349 Lane Cove road, North 
Sydney, cordial manufacturer (No. 21,261), a 
second account and first plan of distribution, 
showing payment of a dividend of nine shillings 
and nine pence three-eighths of a penny in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 


Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
18th July, 1918. 
221 9s, 


ee lay BA pe) EL lh Ny wel OE mld ent 
in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noricr ro Crepirors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified here- 
under, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons in- 
terested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
and plans will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 
tion on Tuesday, 6th August, 1918, at 10 a.m., if not 
previously objected to :— 

Francis Edwin Manuel, of ‘‘Gravesend Hotel,’’ Graves- 
end, licensed publican (No. 21,371), a first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of. one 
Crown claim in full (£9 3s. 10d.), a first. dividend 
of Is. (one shilling) in the £ on all proved con- 





current debts, and a balance of £6 5s. 6d. carried 


forward to the credit of the estate. 


James Scullin, of Nimmatabel, blacksmith (No. 21,439), 
a first account and plan of distribution, showing 
payment of three proved preferential debts for 
rent in full (£8 7s.), and a dividend of 5s. 44d. 
(five shillings and four pence and one-eighth of a 
penny) in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 

Thomas Theophilus Astley, known as Theodore Astley, 
of the Sydney Arcade, Sydney, tailor (No, 21,440), 
a first account and plan of distribution showing 
payment in full of one proved preferent debt 
for rent (£19 10s.), and a dividend of 6s. 44d, 
(six shillings and four pence one farthing) in the 
£ on ail proved concurrent debts. 

Helen Wilson, of Wharf-road, Snail’s Bay, Balmain, 
and carried on business at the Sydney Arcade, 
Sydney, under the name of ‘Burton & Co.,” 
fancy goods merchant (No. 21,468), a first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment in full 
of one proved preferent debt for rent (£55 5s.), 
and a dividend of 1s. 3d. (one shilling and three- 
pence) in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


C. &. W. LLOYD, 

Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 

182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
17th July, 1918. 


198 12s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No. 7,405 of 1918. 


In the matter of Aerated Bread Company Limited, and in 
the matter of the ‘‘ Companies Act, 1899,” 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Order of this Honorable 
Court, dated the 6th day of June, 1918, confirming the 
reduction of the capital of the abovenamed Company from 
£75,000 to £64,500, and the minute (approved of by the Court) 
showing with respect to the capital of the Company as altered 
the several particulars required by the abovementioned Act 
were registered by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies 
on the 16th day of July, 1918. And further take notice that 
the said minute is in the words and figures following, 
namely :— 

‘* The capital of Aerated Bread Company Limited henceforth 
is £64,500, divided into 40,000 shares of £1 each and 
35,000 shares of 14 shillings cach instead of the original 
capital of £75,000 divided into 75,000 shares of £1 each. 
At the time of the registration of this minute none of the 
said 40,000 shares of £1 haye been issued, but the whole 
of the said 35,000 shares of 14 shillings each have been 
issued, and 20,000 thereof are fully paid, and the remain- 
ing 15,000 thereof are deemed to be fully paid.” - 


' Dated this 18th day of July, 1918. 


WILLIAM ARNOTT, 
94 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
Solicitor for the abovenamed Company. 
O34 1 ls. 





In the District Court of the Northern District, 
holden at Tamworth. 
Plaint No. 20 of 1918. 
No, of Writ 5 of 1918. 

Between Thibaults Limited, a Company incorporated 
under the Companies, Act, trading at. West. Tam- 
worth, storekeepers, plaintiff, and William Missen, 
of Goonoo Geonoo road, farmer, defendant, 

ON Wednesday, the twenty-first day of August, one 

thousand nine hundred and eighteen, at. twelve’ 

o’clock neon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued _ 
herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell 
by public auction at the Court-house, Tamwerth,—All 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above- 
named defendant of, in, and to 


All that piece or parcel of land siuate in the county 
of Parry, parish of Calala, shire of Peel, contain- 
ing seven hundred and six acres three roods on 
the road from Tamworth to Goonoo Goonoo, being 
Farm X, XI, XIV, and XV, of section 3, Timbum- 
buri subdivision, and part of 313,298 . acres 
granted to the Australian Agricultural, Company 
and adjoining the properties of Peel River Land 
and Mineral Company Limited, H. Burke, and 
N. Jensen, i 

Terms, Cash. 
Dated this twelfth day of July, 1918. 


H. T. ADAMS, 


Tano. Exexann, Registrar. 


Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
Tamworth, 
172 9s. 


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[19 Juny, 1918. 





In the District Court of the Metropolitan Distriet, 
holden at Sydney. 


No. of Plaint, 156 of 1918. 
No. of Writ, 188 of 1918. 


Between Nock & Kirby, Limited, plaintiff, and William 
Anderson, trading as William Anderson’s Enterprises, 
defendant. 


ON Saturday, the twenty-fourth day of August, 1918, at eleven 
o’elock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued 
herein is previously satisfied, the Kegistrar will sell by public 
auction at the Court-house, Queen’s-square, Sydney,—All 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant, of, in, and to,— 

All that piece of land, containing 1 rood 6} perches or there- 
abouts, situated at Tamarama Bay, in the borough of 
Waverley, parish of Alexandria, and county of Cumber- 
land, being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, dated twenty-ninth October, 1907, registered 
volume 1826, folio 2; and also all that piece of land con- 
taining 10 acres 1 rood 84 perches or thereabouts, situated 
at ‘lamarama Bay in the borough of Waverley, parish of 
Alexandria, and county of Cumberland, being the whole 
of the lund comprised in Certificate of Title, dated twenty- 
ninth October, 1907, registered volume 1826, folio 3, 
subject to mortgage, dated 17th April, 1914, from tho 
defendant to Bakewell Brothers, Limited, numbered, 
A121102, and to mortgage, dated 29th April, 1915, 
from the defendant to William Pitt, numbered a174383. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this fifteenth day of July, 1918. 


J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 
Registrar of the Court. 
Eenest WADDELT, PERKINS, 
Plaintiffs’ Attorney, 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
191 102. 


LOST, on 2nd July,—Bay pony mare, 13 hands, thick set, 


hranded N 





near shoulder, heavy mane and tail. 


WALTER WILLIAM NICOL, 
Appin. 
175 33. 
LOST, from paddock at Dundas, since 10th July, 1918,— 
Black pony mare, aged, 12} hands, wire-marked in front of 
each hock, branded W near shoulder, 


S 





GEORGH CHALLENGER, 
75 Park-road, Avburn. 
189 35. 


LOST from Fifield,—One dark-bay or brown mare, branded 
SG on near shoulder, @ on near cheek, white on both hind 
feet, broken to saddle and buggy, 6 years old. One pound 
reward on delivery, or information leading to recovery. 


WM. KELLAHAN, 
Fifield, via Trundle. 
194 3s. 














Lnipoundings. 





BEN LOMOND.—Impounded at Ben Lomond, on the 18th 
day of July, 1918, from Ryanda Farm, by Mr. P. M. Egan; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 6s. 6d. :— 

Bay mare, blaze, white feet, BH over DPD near shoulder, 
4 years, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


6th August, 1918, 
_ 227—1s8. J. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. 


COWRA.—Impounded at Cowra, on the 5th day of July, 
1918, from Bee View, by T. Bourke ; sum due at date of 
notice, £1 Is. 8d. each :— 


near shoulder, hind feet white, star, faint blaze, 





Bay pony, i" 


broken, shod, about 4 years, 14 hands. 
Bay gelding, no brands visible, star and snip, high wither, 
broken, aged, 15 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist August, 1918. 
177—2s. T, FRAZER, Poundkeeper. 


DENILIQUIN.—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 11th day 
of July, 1918, from North Common, by herdsman; sum 
due at date of notice, first two animals 11s. cach, others 
93, each :— 

Bay yearling filly, “\\. over © near shoulder, star, small 
snip, about 12 months. 

Bay gelding, blotch brand near shoulder, star, big knee, aged. 

White steer, (fj over (fj near rump, notch back near ear, 3 
years. 

Black steer, C off rump, big notch near ear, 2 years. 

Red bull calf, no brands visible, 6 months. 





| Roan heifer, fT near rump, notch out near ear, top off and 


notch out bottom off ear. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918. 
223—fie. M. PRIEST, Poundkeeper. 


GRANVILLE.—Impounded at Granville, on the 8th day of 
July, 1918, from Elizabeth-street, by W.F. Noble, im- 
pounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, 123. 6d. :— 

Bay pony gelding, UP over “TN rear shoulder, shod, 4 
years, 124 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Ist August, 1918. } 

176—1s. A. DUGGAN, Poundkeeper. 


HAY.—Impounded at Hay, on the 14th day of July, 1918, 
from Moppett-street, Hay, by R. Donahoe, impounding 
officer ; sum due at date of notice, 9s 9d. :— 

Bay pony gelding, $B over G near shoulder, star, off hind 
coronet white, collar-marked, 7 years, 14 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Ist August, 1918. 

226—Is. W. WEBSTER, Porndkeeper. 


HURSTVILLE.—Impounded at Hurstville, on the 13th day 
of July, 1918, from Penshurst, by R. Evans ; sum due at 
“date of notice, 19s. 9d. :— 
Bay gelding, like HT § near shoulder, aged, about 15 hands, 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
lst August, 1918. 
206—1s. W. HERRON, Poundkeeper. 


KYOGLE.—Impounded at Kyogle. on the 9th day of July, 
1918, from Geneva, by Mrs. Robertson ; sum due at date 
of notice, 128. $d. :— 

Black Jersey steer, no brand visible, 12 months. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

25th July, 1918. 

178—1s. 

















F. IBBETSON, Poundkeeper. 


MASCOT.—Impoundeu at Mascot, on the Lith day of July, 
1918, from stable, Raglan-street, Darlington, by Arthur 
Anderson, Raglan-street, Darlington ; sum due at date of 
notice set after each animal :-— 

Bay pony mare, J ON near shoulder, star, near hind foot 
white, 3 years, 144 hands; £3 2s. 


Also, on same date, from stable, Buckland-street, City, by 
Thomas Carroll, 70 City-road, City :— 
Black mare, P near shoulder, white spots on back, shod, aged, 
14% hands; £2 12s. 
if not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 
Also, on the 16th instant, from Government Domain, by 
Mr. W. Grant, Government Domain :— 
Brown mare, like 1 © (blotched) over like ,J) near shoulder, 
4 years, 15} hands; £1. 


Also, on the 17th instant, from McHvoy-street, Waterloo, by 
D. B. Gray, impounding officer, Town Hall, Waterloo :— 
Brown mare, like [KK near shoulder, small star, aged, 15 

hands; Lls. 
ff not released, will be sold ct this Pound at noon on the 
1st August, 1918. 
214—4s. 8. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 


MEREWETHER.—Impounded at Merewether, on the 12th 
day of July, 1918, from Carrington, by Carrington Council ; 
sum due at date of notice, 10s, 6d. :— 

Black horse, .//) near shoulder, white feet, star, aged, about 
16 hands. 

1f not releaged, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

1st August, 1918. 

225—1s. T. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. 

RaYMOND LHKKACH.—IlLmpounded at Kaymond ‘errace, 
on the 17th day of July, 1918, from Municipality, by 
Town Ranger, sum due at date of notice, 7s. :— 

Black gelding, like C [ over @ near shoulder, aged, 16 hands. 

4f not released, wili be suld at this Pound at noon ou use 

1st August, 1918. 

222 —1s. 








C. McPHERSON, Poundkeeper. 





STROUD.—Impounded at Stroud, on the 13th day of July, 
1918, from Cromarty Creek, by A. Isaac ; sum due at date 
of notice, 11s. 6d. :— 

Bleck pony, \V\~ near shoulder, number 2 on thigh, knees 
marked, full tail and mane, 12 years. 

If not released, will be so!d at tnis Pound at noon on the 
Sth August, 1918, 
224—1s. P. SMITH, Poundkeeper. 
TIMBREBONGIE.—Impounded at Timbrebongie, on the 8th 

aay of July, 1918, from Rosewick, by W. H. Oates, Esq.,; 
sum Gue at date of notice, 16s. 3d. :— 

Black draught horse, no brands visible, blaze, broken, collar 
marked, aged, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be scld at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist August, 1918, 


201—1s. P. OLSEN, Poundkeeper. 








19. Juty, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89, 








Industrial Hotices, 


[815] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Food Supply 
und Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 5 (Bakers, &¢., South Coast) Board, is constituted 
(constitution published at page 7592 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st 
December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 185), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of section 25 of the Act. 
ik. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,769.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 254 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 5 (Bakers, &c., South 
Coast) Board; in the matter of an application by the New South Wales Operative 
Bakers’ Association and the Sydney and Suburban Bread-earters’ Union, Industrial 
Union of Employees, for the determination of certain industrial matters; and in the 
matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Friday, the 5th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 10th and 26th days of June last and 
again this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the Notice of Motion filed herein 
by the New South Wales Operative Bakers’ Association and the Sydney and Suburban 
Bread-carters’ Union, Industrial Unions of Hmployees, for the determination of certain 
industrial matters, and the affidavits of John Arthur McIntosh and Patrick Greenlaw 
Halliday, sworn respectively the 10th and 13th days of June last, and filed in support 
thereof, and the two affidavits of Maxwell Thomson, both sworn the 18th June last, and 
filed in opposition thereto, AND UPON HEARING Mr. P. H. Sullivan, solicitor, for the 
New South Wales Operative Bakers’ Association, Mr.:. Larter on behalf of the Sydney 
and Suburban Bread-carters’ Union, and Mr. H. B. Primrose, solicitor, for the New South 
Wales Master Bakers’ Association, an Industrial Union of Employers: IT IS ORDERED 
AND DETERMINED, and the Court doth hereby award as follows:— 
SOUTH COAST BAKERS AND BREAD-CARTERS’ AWARD. 
PART 1.—BAKERS. 
1. Definitions. . 

For the purposes of this Award— 

(a) An “operative baker” is a person employed in a bakehouse in the mixing or 
making of any dough, or in the weighing or moulding of any dough by hand or by 
machinery, or in the handling or baking of dough. 

(bv) “Jobber” is an operative baker who is engaged casually. 

(c) “Short jobber” is a jobber who is engaged to work not more than four consecutive 
hours on any day. 

(d) “Long jobber” is a jobber who is engaged to work more than four consecutive 
hours on any day. 

(ec) “Doughmaker” is an operative baker employed in the mixing or making of any 
dough by hand or machinery. 

(f) “ Board hand” is an operative baker employed in handling, weighing, or moulding 
any dough by hand or by machinery, or who may be called upon to make dough 
or doughs. : ’ 

(g) “Single-handed baker” is an operative baker in a bakehouse where he is the only 
person employed. Hi 

(l) “ Apprentice” is a youth duly apprenticed under the provisions of the Apprentices 
Act, for a period of four years, to an employer to learn the trade of an operative 
baker. 

2. Terms of Employment. 

In the case of operative bakers who are constant hands, employment shall be from 
week to week, commencing on the Sunday, and subject to the common law and statutory 
rights of the parties one week’s notice shall be given on either side of intention to ter- 
minate the employment. Such notice shall be given at the time of payment of the wages 
for the week, which shall be made im all cases on the completion of the making of 
Saturday’s bread. 

3. Doughmakers’ Work. 

Doughmakers shall not make more than 800 Ib. of flour into one dough without 
assistance. ; 

4, Yours of Labour. 

(i) Week’s work—-> 

(a) Forty-eight hours shall constitute an ordinary week's work for all operative 
bakers and apprentices. ; . f ieee : 

(b) The hours of labour in any week in which a holiday as provided for in this Award 
oceurs shall be 4383 hours. ! 

(c) In any week in which a holiday as provided for in this Award occurs, and the 
Friday is a treble day, the hours of labour shall be 45, and in the week following 
such treble day 403 hours. ; $ 

(ii) Day’s Work.—The hours of labour on single days shall be 74, on double days 
104, and on treble days 12. K ‘ ; ; : ; 

(iii) Starting and Finishing Time.—Notwithstanding anything in this Award con- 
tained, each day’s work shall be performed between the hours of 3 a.m. and 6 p.m. on 
single days, 3 a.m. and 7 p.m. on double days, and 3 a.m. and 8 p.m. on treble days. No 
baking off shall start before 7 a.m, NG} 


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(iv) Meals.—One half-hour shali be allowed each day for meals. 

(v) Calculation of Hours.—The ordinary hours of labour of any employee for any 
day shall be calculated as follows :—The time occupied in preparing and making the dough 
or doughs shall first be taken into account, and the remainder of the said hours shall 
then be calculated from the actual starting time of the baking-off. 

(vi) Smalgoods.—All time occupied in making smallgoods or cake-making shall be 
calculated as part of the ordinary hours of labour for the day. 

{vii) Coming Back—AH time occupied by employees coming back to make dough or 
pastry, or to do any other work, shall be calculated at time and a half. 


5. Wages. 
(i) Operatives.—The minimum rate per week for operatives shall be as follows :— 
(@) Ovensmen, £8 16s. 
(0) Single-handed baker, £3 16s. 
(c) Doughmaker, £38 14s. 
(d@) Board hands and other operatives, £3 9s. Gd. 
(ii) Apprentices.—The minimum rate per week for apprentices shall be as follows :— 
First six months, 10s.; second six months, 15s.; third six months, 20s.; fourth six months, 
25s.; fifth six months, 30s.; sixth six months, 85s.; seventh and eighth six months, 40s. 
(iii) Jobbers.—Jobbers on. the completion of their employment shail be paid the 
following minimum wage :— 
(a) Short jobbers, 2s. per hour, with a minimum of 2 hours, and travelling expenses. 
(b) Long jobbers, a minimum of 14s. for 8 hours and &d, for every 20 minutes or 
part thereof after 8 hours, and travelling expenses. 


6. Overtime. 


Where necessity arises, operatives and apprentices may be called upon to work 
overtime. All time worked by employees in excess of the hours herein set out for the 
week and for the day shall be deemed to be overtime, and shall be paid for as follows :— 

(a) The rate of overtime for operative bakers shall be time and a half for first 3 
hours, and thereafter at the rate of 38s. per hour. 

(b) Lhe rate of overtime for apprentices shall be:—During first year, 6d. per hour; 
during second year, 9d. per hour; during third year, 1s. per hour; during fourth 
year, 1s. 8d. per hour. 

(c) Overtime shall be computed weekly. 

(d) Overtime shall be paid in excess of any wage agreed upon at or above Award 
rates. 

7. Good Friday Buns. 

(i) Operatives.—All operative bakers employed making Good Friday bwis er biuii 
dough shall be paid not less than 12s. for the first six hours’ work, aiid thereafter at the 
rate of 2s. Gd. per hour, or 10d. for every 20 minutes or part thereof. 

(ii) Apprentices.—Apprentices for the like work shall be paid not less than Gs. for 
the first 6 hours, and thereatter at the rate of 1s. Gd. per hour, or 6d. for every 20 minutes 
or part thereof. 

8. Apprentices. 

(i) Age.—Subject to the limitation hereinafter provided youths of not less than 15 
years of age may be employed as apprentices to learn the trade of an operative baker. 

(ii) Probation.—Apprentices may be employed on probation for a period not ex- 
ceeding one month; at the end of such period they shall, if kept on in the employment, be 
bound by indenture for a pericd of four years, inclusive of the probationary period. 

(iii) Learning Vrade.—An apprettice shall be taught the art of makitg, mixing, 
weighing, and the moulding of any dough, or the baking thereof, by hand or by machinery, 
and also the method of making yeast, provided yeast is made on the premises. 

(iv) Proportion.—Hvery shop shall be allowed one apprentice, and where four 
operative bakers are employed two apprentices. No shop shall be allowed more than two 
(2) apprentices. ; 

(v) New Apprentices—Notwithstanding the limitation hereinbefore set out, when- 
ever any apprentice is within three mouths of his time, another apprentice may be taken 
on to fill the prospective vacancy. 





9. Holidays. 

The days preceding Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Auniversary Day, Master 
Monday, Sydney Hight-hour Day, King’s Birthday, and the bread-carters’ holiday shall be 
holidays, and all operatives are on those days exempted from work. 

No bread or smallgoods of any description shall be manufactured by operative bakers 
on Christmas Day or on the day preceding all carters’ holidays: 

Provided that on any of the above days it shall be permissible, in cases of extreme 
emergency, for employees by mutual agreement to work, and the time so worked shall be 
paid for at overtime rates. ’ 

10. Leave of Absence. 
: Every employee who has worked for an employer for twelve consecutive months 
shall be allowed leave of absence on full pay for a continued period of one week. 

Where an employee has worked less than a year, he shall be allowed one day’s leave 


of absence for every two months worked. 


11. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be a term of employment that an operative baker or apprentice, other 
than members of the employer’s family, shall be allowed to board on the premises of the 
employer. 
12. Preference to Unionists. 

So long as the rules of the New South Wales Operative Bakers’ Association provide 
for an entrance fee not exceeding 10s. and a weekly contribution of 1s. per week, prefer- 
ence of employment shall be given to members of the said New South Wales Operative 
Bakers’ Association, an Industrial Union of Employees, over other persons offering their 
labour at the same time, other things being equal; but that no such preference need be 
given as against returned soldiers: Provided that in any case where a new employee, not 
having been a niember of the said Union at the time of his engagement, becomes a member 
of the said Union within fourteen days after his said engagement, it shall he deemed that 


no question of preference has arisen. 








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19 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 89. 3563 


Part TI.—BREAD-CARTERS. 
138. Definitions. 


(i) Premises.—The term “ premises” as used in this Award means the, premises 
attached to a bakery, and shall include a place where an employer or bis representative 
keeps his cart or stables his horses. 

* (ii) Bread-carter.—The term ‘“ bread-carter” as used in this Award, shall mean 
any person who deilvers bread in any receptacle and acting in the capacity of carter or 
agent who receives bread for the purpose of transfer or delivery to private dwellings, 
shops, hotels, cafés, restaurants, ships, or boarding-houses, or in pursuance of any special 
contract with the Gov ernment or other persons. But where bread-carters |receive bread 
on their runs from their employers, the person transferring such bread shall not be classed 
as a bread-carter. No person under the age of 18 years shall be employed as a bread- 
carter. 

14. Terms of Employment. 

(i) Weekly Eimployment—vYThe wages in all cases shall be weekly wages, and shall 
be paid weekly. A week’s notice of termination of employment shall be given by either 
the employer or the employee. 

(ii) Payment of Wages.—Bread-carters shall be paid their wages on Saturday when 
they have finished their work. 

(iii) Work to be performed.—The time necessarily occupied in stable work, atten- 
dance on horses, loading carts, cleaning harness, and washing carts shall be calculated as 
part of his ordinary labour. 

15. Hours of Labour. 


(i) Weekly.—Wxcept as hereinafter provided the hours of labour jshall be as 

follows :— 
(a) Ordinary weeks, 54 hours. 
(0) Where a holiday or an Award holiday occurs, 48 hours. 
(c) Where two of such holidays occur, 42 hours. 

(ii) Daily.—Notwithstanding anything in this Award contained, the hours set out 
in the preceding subclause shall be worked between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m, in June, July, August, 
September and between 5.80 and 5 p.m. in the remaining months of the year. 

(iii) Starting Time.—The week’s work shall commence on Monday and finish on 
Saturday night. The day’s work shall commence at the time the bread-carter arrives on 
the employer’s premises, and terminate when he finally leaves them. 

(iv) Meals.—Every bread-carter shall be allowed one hour per day for meals. 

(v) Consecutive Hours.—All working hours in the day shall be consecutive, except 
for meal-times. 

16. Wages. 
<cept as hereinafter provided the lowest weekly wage for 





(i) Minimum Wag 
bread-carters shall be £3 Os. 3d. 
17. Overtime. 

(i) Overtime shall be at the rate of time and a half, and shall be paid for all work 
done in excess of 54 hours per week or outside the hours mentioned in clause 15, subclause 
(ii) of this Award. Provided that overtime need not be paid for work done in excess of 
54 hours per week or outside the said hours where the doing of such work was necessi- 
tated by accident. 

(ii) Except in case of accident overtime shall not exceed 6 hours per week, nor 
except in case of accident or wet weather affecting the roads shall more than 10 hours be 
worked on any one day. 

(iii) Learning Run.—No overtime shall be charged for any work done during the 
first week in which a bread-carter is employed learning his round of customers. 


18. Sunday Work. 


Sunday work shall consist of attendance on horses only and shall be paid for at 
not Jess than 3s. Sunday work shall be limited to two hours. No bread:+carter shall be 
required to work on Sunday oftener than once in every three Sundays. 


19. Holidays. 


The following shall be full holidays:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good 
Friday, Christmas Day, the day following Operatives’ Picnic, Boxing Day, Hight-hour 
Day, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, the third Wednesday in every month, and. the 
first Wednesday in May, July, August, and September, 


20. Emergency Men. 


Emergency men delivering bread on any day they take charge on any run alone 
shall be classed as bread-carters, and shall adhere to the provisions of this Award. 


21. Shortage of Money and Bread. 


A bread-carter shall not, except in the case of dishonesty, be held responsible to 
make good any shortage of money or bread appearing on the face of his book, unless he is 
notified of such shortage within 24 hours after the day on which the entry in the said 
book has been made, Sundays and holidays not to be reckoned in the said 24 hours. 


22. Good Friday Deliveries. 


Any’ bread-carter delivering after 5 p.m. on the Thursday preceding Good Friday 
or before 5.30 a.m. on the following Saturday shall be paid double time. 


23. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be a term of employment that a bread-carter shall board or lodge with 
his employer, but this condition shall not apply in the case of parent and son. 


1 24. Preference. 


Preference of employment shall be given to members of the Bread-carters’ Union of 
New South Wales, an Industrial Union of Employees, over other persons offering their 
labour at the same time, other things being equal; but that no such preference need be 
given as against returned soldiers. Provided that in any ease where a new employee, not 
having been a member of the said Union at the time of his engagement, becomes a member 
of the said Union within fourteen days after his said engagement, it shall be deemed that 
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3564 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. [19 Juxy 1918. 


Parr I11.—GurNERAL. 
25. Iixisting Wage. 

Where at the date of the coming into operation of this Award, any employee who is 
receiving from any employer a higher rate of wage than the minimum fixed by this Award 
for the class of work he is then doing shall, while employed by such employer on such 
work, receive not less than such higher wage. , 


26, 


Leave is reserved to the Bread-carters’ Union of New South Wales to apply at any 
time to reduce the hours to 48 per week and to the respondents in case the reduction is 
granted to apply for any just consequential variation, 


27. Operation of Award. 


This Award shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force for a period of one year, and shall ‘operate within the 
whole of the area included in the jurisdiction of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 
1) Group, No. 5 (Bakers, &c., South Coast) Board, commencing at the summit of Bald Hill, 
near Stanwell Park, in the county of Cumberland; thence by a line in a southerly direction 
along the summit of the Coast Range to the top of Bulli Pass; thence by a line running 
due west to a distance of 20 miles from the South Coast railway line; thence by a line 
running in a southerly direction to a Doiny 20 miles due west of the town of Nowra; thence 
by a line running southerly and easterly at a distance of 20 miles round that town to the 
coast line; and thence northerly along the coast to a point due east of Bald Hills; and 
thence west to the point of commencement at Bald Hill aforesaid. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[814] Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 7th June, 1918S, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways Group, No. 1 (Permanent-way Wages Staff) 
Board, is constituted (constitution published at page 5466 of No. 171 of Government Gazette. 
dated 28th September, 1917—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xii, page 605), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912 AGM Veriota ly Mave) 
Regulations thereunder. 
HK. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,768.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALHS. 
No. 291 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 71 of Tth 
June, 1918, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways Group, No. 1 
(Permanent-way Wages Staff) Board, is constituted; in the matter of an application 
by Railway Commissioners for New South Wales for the consent of the Court to make 
application to the Court for variation or amendment of the said Award; and in the 
matter of section 13 (EH) of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Thursday, the 4th day of July, in the year 1918 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 20th day of June last and again this day, 
‘WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the application for leave to appeal filed herein, 
and the affidavit of Frederick William Bretnall sworn the 10th day of June last and filed 
herein, AND UPON HDARING Mr. J. A. Ferguson, of counse! for the Railway Coimmis- 
sioners for New South Wales, and Mr. J. B. Moffatt, solicitor for the Aus stralian Workers’ 
Union, an Industrial Union of Employees, and Mr. M. &. Cantor, solicitor for Patrick 
O’Connor and others, employees in the industry: IT IS ORDERED that the consent of 
the Senior Judge of the Court be and the same is hereby granted to the said Railway Com- 
missioners for New South Wales to make application to the Court. to be constituted by 
three Judges for variation or amendment of the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 71 of 7th June, 1918, determining certain industrial matters arising in 
and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways 
sroup, No. 1 (Permanent-way Wages Staff) Board, is constituted upon the following 
grounds :— 

1. That the Court was in error and acted upon wrong principles in dividing 
employees engaged in the excavation of sandstone rock in tunnels into three classes, 
and in fixing hours of labour for ‘“‘ Miner Class A,” and in fixing hours of labour for 
“Miner Class B,”’ and in reducing the hours of labour for ‘“ Miner Class A” from 48 
to 36 per week and for ‘‘ Miner Class B”’ from 48 to 44 per week, and in prescribing 
varying wage rates for the said employees. 

» 2. That the Court was in error and acted on wrong principles” in fixing the wages 
‘ates prescribed by clause 3 of the Award, which, in al! cases where they have beeu 
: increased, are excessive. 


AND IT IS ORDERED that the operation of the said Award be and the same is hereby 
suspended as from the 20th day of June, 1918, so far as appealed from: as to rates of 
wages and hours appealed against pending the hearing and determination of the appeal 
upon terms that the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales shall keep time and 
pay sheets or records showing the amounts due to each man under the Award and the 
amounts actually paid, with the names and addresses of the men, and undertake to pay 
retrospectively any wage rates which the Court may ultimately fix higher than those paid 
during the period of suspension; that if men are worked for hours longer than it is 
ultimately decided that they should have been worked they are to be paid, for such excess 
hours at ordinary overtime rates, the amounts which would become due for such excess 
hours to be shown on the time and pay sheets or records kept; and that Mr. G. C. Bodkin, 
the Secretary of the Railway Workers’ Industry Branch of the Australian Workers’ Union, 
shall be at liberty to inspect the time and pay sheets or records at any reasonable time. 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Senior Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








19 Jury, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 89, 


565 








[350] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. . 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries.and callings in respect of which the Food Supply 
and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 6 (Confectioners, State) Board is constituted (consti- 
tution published at page 7592 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 
1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 185), and rescinding and replacing the 
Award of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 6 Board, published in 
Government Gazette of 25th August, 1915, as varied by Award of the Board and Order of 
the Court published in Government Gazettes of 23rd Mareh, 1917, and 30th March, 1917, 
respectively, is published in accordance with the provisions of section 25 of the Act. 


; Jue KF. W. KITCHING, 
CNo. 1,772.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THH COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 285 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 6 (Confectioners, 

State) Board; in the matter of an application by the New South Wales Journeymen 
Confectioners’ Union, Industrial Union of Employees, for the determination of certain 
industrial matters; and in the matter of the ‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the first day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHERHUPON AND UPON READING 
the Notice of Motion filed herein by the New South Wales Journeymen Confectioners’ 
Union, Industrial Union of Employees, for the determination of certain industrial matters, 
the affidavit of James Edward Phelan, sworn the 7th day of June last, and filed in support 
thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. Faw], solicitor, for the applicant Union, and Mr. W. A. 
Windeyer, solicitor, for the Manufacturing Confectioners’ Association of New South Wales, 
Industrial Union of Employers: IT IS. ORDERED AND DETERMINED, and the Court 
doth by consent award-as follows:— 


CONFECTIONERS’ (STATE) AWARD. 


1. Hours of Employment. 


The maximum number of hours of ordinary working time to be worked each week 
by any employee shall be forty-eight. From Monday to Friday, inclusive, ordinary working 
time shall not exceed 8? hours per day, and on Saturday shall not exceed 44 hours. 
Starting-time shall not be earlier than 7.30 a.m. Ordinary work shall cease not later than 
5.30 p.m.- On each day, except Saturday, dinner-time shall not. be less than three-quarters 
of an hour. Or alternately, from Monday to Friday inclusive, ordinary working time shall 
not exceed 94 hours per day, and there shall be no Saturday work except overtime. 
Starting-time shall not be earlier than 7.30 a.m., and ordinary work shall cease not later 
than 6 p.m. In this latter alternative the dinner-time may be half an hour or three- 
quarters of an hour, as agreed mutually by employers and employees, but the total hours 
constituting a week’s work shall be forty-six. 


2. Classification. 
Employees shall be classified as follows :— 


(a@) Journeymen confectioners. 
(0) Apprentices. 
- (€) Improvers. 
'(@) Packers:- 
(e) Junior or assistant packers. 
(7) General hands. 
3. Definitions. 


ira (a) A journeyman confectioner is an employee who is employed in manipulating 
the raw material, and substantially and skilfully preparing it to the batch in bulk, or in 
running and moulding, or in feeding into drop-forming machines, or in the supervision of 
cooking, colouring, and flavouring to the finished article. 

* (b) Apprentices.—Hxcept in clause 6, when apprentices shall have the meaning given 
in the Act, apprentices mean any imales under the age of 21 years bound by indenture of 
apprenticeship. 

(c) Improvers.—Except in clause 6, when improvers shall have the meaning given 
in the Act, an improyer shall mean any person under twenty-one years of age not bound by 
indenture of apprenticeship who is learning the trade of a journeyman confectioner. Such 
improvers shall, be registered by the Secretary of the Manutacturing Confectioners’ Associa- 
tion of New South Wales.’ ; TOs 

(d) Packer.—A packer is a person who is substantially engaged in packing country 
gr export orders in cases. 

(e) Junior or Assistant Packer.—An assistant packer is a: person employed to assist 
a packer to pack. ty 3 ; 

(f) General Hands.—All other male hands and female hands doing “ general work,” 


namely :—Persons employed at nailing up boxes or cases, tying up boxes or cases, bottles, 


tins, or parcels; .tinning up, wrapping, packing stock boxes, or cases, or tins, or bottles ; 


‘labelling, picking nuts; or fruit, or confections; grinding nuts; stirring gum .or syrup; 


spreading péel or conféctions ; smoothing stareh trays; emptying trays; sieving; cutting 
fruit or ginger; cleanifiig;’ washing’ tins’ or bottles; stamping lozenges; plain. piping,,.or 
dotting, or glazing novelties’; ‘marking: confectionery (except. marking toffee. on slabs) ; 
rolling confectionery sticks, balls; blanching nuts; separating confectionery ; cutting con- 
fectionery’ (except lozenges or goods of similar nature); grinding figs, acids, and other 


’ ingredients used in the trade} weighing confectionery and ingredients ; straining syrup or 


other material used-in the trade? coating jellies or other confections with such ingredients 
as dry sugar or cocoanut ;* turning the handle of any machine ;, all. handling of confectionery 
directly it leaves’ the confectioner’ or the machines; packing confections; stirring confec- 
tionery ot ingredients" (if over’ 30. Ib. tobe done by. males only) ; upending. sugar; icing 
novelties; glazing confections; cutting neat work; carrying goods, materials, or «1tensils; 
filling dates with cream ;. placing nuts on, paste; persons engaged in dipping by hand: or 
fork goods with chocolate, French cream, or other substance, or covering by hand or fork 


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goods with chocolate, French cream, or other substance; uniting sheets of paste; bulikk- 
dippers or novelty-dippers (4neaning persons who at one operation dip or cover a number 
of confections in or with chocolate er other material by means of wire frames, strainers. 
or other utensils), or persons filling or turning out chocolate goods moulded in or on metal. 


4, Wages. 


The lowest rate of wages to be paid to persons employed in the industry of confec- 
tionery shall be in accordance with the scale hereinafter set out. 

(@) Journeymen confectioners, at the rate of £8 15s. per week. 

(0) An apprentice or probationer, during first year of apprenticeship or probation, at 
the rate of 15s. per week; during second year, at the rate of 20s. per week; during 
third year, at the rate of 30s. per week. 

(c) An improver, during first year’s experience, at the rate of 15s. per week; during 
second year, at the rate of 20s. per week; during third year, at the rate of 30s. 
per week; and thereafter journeyman’s rate. 

(ad) Packers, at the rate of £3 per week. - 

(¢) Junior or assistant packers under 21 years of age, during first year’s experience, 
at the rate of 25s. per week; during second year, at the rate of 30s. per week; 
during third year, at the rate of 35s. per week; and thereafter, on attaining 21 
years of age, at the rate of £8 per week. 

(7) General male and female hands :— 


Juvenile Males, 
During first year’s experience, at the rate of 17s. per week. 
During second year’s experience, at the rate of £1 per week. 
During third year’s experience, at the rate of £1 5s. per week. 
During fourth year’s experience, at the rate of £1 10s. per week, 
During fifth year’s experience, at, the rate of £1 15s. per week. 
During sixth year’s experience, at the rate of £2 per week. 


Juvenile Females. 

During first year’s experience, at the rate of 14s. per week. 

During second year’s experience, at the rate of 16s. per week. 

During third year’s experience, at the rate of 18s. per week. 

During fourth year’s experience, at the rate of 21s. per week. 

During fifth year’s experience, at the rate of 24s. per week. 

During sixth year’s experience and thereafter, at the rate of 27s. per week. 

Adult males, at the rate of £2 17s. per week, or the living wage when declared by the 
Board of Trade, should such living wage be greater than £2 17s. per week. 

(7) When a person engaged as a journeyman confectioner is required to do other than 
skilled duties he shall be paid at the same rate as if engaged doing skilled duties. 


5. Overtime. 

(a) All work done before the usual starting time, and all work done after the usual 
ceasing time, shall be deemed to be overtime, and shall be paid for at the rate of time and 
a half. 

(b) All time worked on public helidays shall be paid for at double rates. 

(c) Any employee required to work for more than haif an hour after 6 p.m. on any 
day. shall, unless 24 hours’ notice has been given, be paid 1s. for tea-money; in such case 
tea-time shall be not less than half an hour. 

6. Apprentices. 

(a) Any boy not above 18 years of age may be taken on probation for not more than 
six months, but the time so spent on probation shall be part of the term of apprenticeship if 
indentures are subsequently entered into. 

(0) One apprentice or probationer and one improver shall be allowed to every three 
journeymen. 

(c) An apprentice may be allowed to take charge of any room or department one 
year before the completion of his indentures. ' 

7. Piece-work. 

Piece-work may be worked by general hands, provided that not less than the mini- 
mum wage be paid for such work in each case. 

8. Preference to Unionists. 


Except as against returned soldiers, preference of employment shall be given to 
members of the New South Wales Journeymen Confectioners’ Union for journeymen confec- 
tioners over other persons offering their labour at the same time, other things being equal. 


9. 
‘ The applicant Union undertakes that it will not apply for any variation of this 
Award during the first two years of its currency. 
10. Area. 


This Award shall apply to the industries and callings of confectioners and assistants 
throughout the Siate of New South Wales, excluding the county of Yancowinna, and 
excepting engine-drivers and firemen, greasers, trimmers, cleaners, and pumpers engaged 
i2 or about the driving of engines, electrical crane, winch, and motor drivers, and carters, 
grooms, stablemen and yardmen, and motor waggon drivers. 


11. Duration. 


This Award shall take effect on and from the 2nd day of August, 1918, and remain 
in operation until the Ist May, 1921. It rescinds and replaces the Award of the Food 
Supply and Distribution ‘No. 1) Group, No. 6 Board, published in Government Gazette of 
“3th August, 1915, as varied by Award of the Board and Order of the Court published 
in Government Gazettes of 23rd March, 1917, and 30th March, 1917, respectively. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





19. Jury, 1918.]') NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE; No. 89. 








fol] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


THE foilowing Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” made in and in relation to the indus- 
tries and callings in respect of which the Printing Trades Group, No. 8 (Process En- 
gravers, Cumberland and Newcastle) Board, is constituted (constitution published at page 
7o14 of No, 224 of Government Gazette, dated 2ist December, 1915—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. ix, page 280), and rescinding and replacing the Award of the said Board 
published in Government Gazette of 3rd March, 1916, as varied by order of the Court 
published in Sey ase Gazette of 7th July, 1916, is published in accordance with the 
provisions of section 25 of the Act. 
I. W. KITCHING, 
(Nos L171.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 310 of £918. 


In the matter of the Printing Trades Group, No. 8 (Process Mngravers, Cumberland and 
Neweastle) Board; in the matter of an application by the Process Engravers’ Union 
ot New South Wales, Industrial Union of Hmployees, for the determination of certain 
industrial matters; and in the matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Tuesday, the 9th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 4th day of July instant and again this 
day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the Notice of Motion. filed herein by the 
Process Engravers’ Union of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, for the 
EAD of certain industrial matters, and the affidavit of William Thorburn, sworn 
on the 25th day of June last and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HW@ARING Mr. M. 
Ifenwood, on behalf of the said applicant Union, and Mr. J. Stuart Thom, solicitor for 
Randle Photo. Engraving Company, Limited, and others, members of the Master Process 
Iingravers’ Association of New South Wales, the respondents herein: IT IS ORDERED 
and the Court doth by consent hereby award as follows:— 


PROCESS ENGRAVERS’ (CUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE) AWARD. 
1. Hours of Labour. 


Forty-four hours shall constitute a week’s work, to be arranged and worked between 
the following hours :—Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12.80 p.m., 
with a break of not less than 45 minutes for lunch. The employer may require the 
employee to work more than 44 bours in any one week; in such case the employee shall be 
paid in addition to the weekly rate at the rate of time only for all further time worked up 
to 48 hours in any one week; for all: time worked beyond 48 hours in any one week the 
cmployee shall, subject to clause 2, be paid at the rate of time and a half. 


2. Overtime and Holidays. 
Double time shall be paid for all hours worked between midnight and 7 a.m. and on 
the following days :—Sunday, Printers’ Picnic Day, and all proclaimed and gazetted public 
holidays within the area in which the Award operates. 
3. Wages. 
(a) The following shall be the weekly rates of wages: 





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THNOTAVGLSM ts atyertee re esters ore LR PREET: a3 ich AT Deere eee TL ee 
Provers, routers, and mounters over the age OUVZIV GATS aaa ee oom One 


(b) Subject to the proviso to this subclause, provers, routers, and mounters under 
the age of 21 years may be employed without apprenticeship at the following weekly 
rates :— 

Under 16 years, as agreed. 


s. 4d. 
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Provided that— 
(1) Three journeymen are employed at proving, routing, and mounting at not Iess 
than £3 3s. each; or 


(2) Two journeymen are so employed, one at not less than £3 3s. and one at not less 
than £8 6s. $ ot 


(3) One journeyman is employed at not less than £3 9s 
(c) Junior Journeymen.—After completing his term of apprenticeship an employee 


may continue to work at the establishment where he has completed his apprenticesbip for 
one year only at the following rates :— 


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4, Journeymen working more than One Branch. 


Where a journeyman is employed in more than one branch he shall be paid at the 
rate fixed for the highest paid branch at which he is employed. 
5. Casual Labour. 


Any journeyman employed for less than one week shall be paid at the rate of tiute 
and a half, 


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6. Apprentices. 


(a) Indentures.—Apprentices shall be indentured to one only of the following 
branches :—Operating, half-tone etching, printing, line-etching, and engraving. 

Subject to the provisions of subclause (d) of this clause, apprentices shalt be 
indentured for a term of five years, and under the form (as nearly as may be) contained 
in the Second Schedule to the “ Apprentices Act, 1901.” 

(0) Proportion.—In each branch one apprentice shall be allowed for one or two 
journeymen constantly employed in that branch, and two apprentices for three journeymen 
so employed. Where there are more than three journeymen constantly employed in a 
branch an additional apprentice shall be allowed for every two additional journeymen. 

“ Constantly employed” means employed for not less than six months in the branch 
in guestion. 

“ Journeyman” includes a working proprietor or partner. : 

Provided that if, at the date of publication of this Award any house has in any 
branch a larger proportion of apprentices than this clause allows, such house shall not be 
compelled to discharge or transfer any such apprentice. 

(c) Age of Apprentices.—No apprentice shall be indentured after the age of sixteen 
years. 

(d@) Probationers.—Probationers may be emploved in the printing branch for twelve 
months without indenture, and then may be indentured for a further period of four years. 

Probationers may be employed in the operating, half-tone etching, line etching, or 
engraving branches for a period of six months before they are indentured. 

(e) Wages.—Apprentices wages shall be as agreed. All apprentices’ overtime shal! 
be paid as double time, and tea-money shall be allowed in addition. 


7. Preference. 


As between members of the Process Engravers’ Union of New South Wales and 
other persons offering their labour at the same time, preference of employment shall be 
given to the members of the said union, other things being equal: Provided that no such 
preference need be given as against returned soldiers. 


8. Duration of Award. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Printing Trades Group, No. 8 
(Process Engravers, Cumberland and Neweastle) Board, published in Government Gazette 
No. 48 of the 8rd March, 1916, as varied by Order of the Court published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 123 of the 7th July, 1916, and shall apply throughout the county of 
Cumberland and the Police Districts of Newcastle and Maitland, the area for which the 
said Board is constituted, shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force for three years thereafter. Provided that either party 
may, after the Board of Trade has fixed a living wage, apply as they may be advised in 
respect of the rates of wages. 

T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[316] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 7th June, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Labourers Group, No. 1 (Railway, &¢., Construction, State) Board, 
is constituted (constitution published at page 2765 of No. 78 of Government Gazette, dated 
25th May, 1917—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xi, page 1191), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations there- 
under. 
F. W. KITCHING, . 
(No. 1,770.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW: SOUTH WALES. 
Nos. 298, 303, 309, and 319 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 7th June, 
1918, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the. industries 
and callings in respect of which the Labourers Group, No. 1 (Railway, &c., Construc- 
tion, State) Board, is constituted; in the matter of an application by Neuchatel 
Ashphalte Company, Limited, and another for the consent of the Court to make 
application to the Court for the variation or amendment of the said Award; in the 
matter of an application by the Minister for Public Works for the consent of the 
Court to make application to the Court for the variation or amendment of the said 
Award; in the matter of an application by the Public Works Contractors’ Association 
of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers, for the consent of the Court to 
‘make application to the Court for the variation or amendment of the said Award; in 
the matter of an application by.the Water. Conservation and Irrigation Commission 
for the consent of the Court to make application to the Court for the variation or 
‘amendment of the said Award; and in the matter’ of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1902.” 

Thursday, the fourth day of July, 1918. 


THESE MATTERS coming before the Court on the 20th day of June last .and.again this 
day, WHEREUPON AND UPON RBADING the notice of motion filed herein by the 
Neuchatel Ashphalte Company. Limited, and the Concrete Steel Contracting Company, 
Limited, the affidavit of John Howell Bevan, sworn the 14th day of June last, and filed in 
support thereof, and the affidavit of Arthur Albert Hargreaves, sworn the 17th day of June 
last, and filed in support thereof, the notice of motion by the Minister for Public Works 
filed herein, and the affidavit of Charles Simons, sworn the 18th day of June last, and filed 
in support thereof, the notice of motion, filed herein by, the Public Works -Contractors’ 
Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union, of Employers, and the affidavit .of 
Norman Phelps-Richards, sworn the 22nd day of June last, and filed in support thereof, 
the notice of motion filed herein by the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commissioners 
for New South: Wales, ‘and thé: affidavit of Richard Ford Jenkins; sworn the 3rd day of 
July instant, and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. Kirby, on behalf 


F 19 Juxy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 89. 3569 








of the Neuchatel Ashphalte Company, Limited, and the Concrete Steel Contracting Com- 
pany, Limited, Mr. Ferguson, of counsel, for the Minister for Public Works, Mr. Phelps- 
Richards, on behalf of the Public Works Contractors’ Association of New South Wales, 
Industrial Union of Hmployers, Mr. Harnett, of the Crown Solicitor’s Office. for the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission for New South Wales, applicants herein, Mr. 
Moffatt, solicitor, for the Australian Workers’ Union, Industrial Union of Employees, and 
Mr. Cantor, solicitor, for Patrick O’Connor and other employees in the industry, respondents 
herein: IT IS ORDERED that the operation of the said Award be and the same is hereby 
suspended as from the 20th June, 1918, so far as appealed from as to rates of wages and 
hours appealed against pending the hearing and determination of the appeal upon terms 
that the applicants shall keep time and pay sheets or records showing the amounts due to 
each man under the Award and the amounts actually paid, with the names and addresses 
of the men, and undertake to pay retrospectively any wage rates which the Court may 
ultimately fix higher than those paid during the period of suspension; that if men are 
worked for hours longer than it is ultimately decided that they should have been worked 
they are to be paid for such excess hours at ordinary overtime rates the amounts which 
would become due for such excess hours to be shown on the time and pay sheets or records 
kept; and that Mr. G. C. Bodkin, the secretary of the Railway Workers Industry Branch 
of the Australian Workers’ Union, shall be at liberty to inspect the time and pay sheets 
and records at any reasonable time. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, by consent of 
the parties, that clause 19 of the Award be and the same is hereby amended by adding 
thereto after the words “engaged in railway and tramway construction” in the third 
paragraph thereof the words ‘and on water conservation and irrigation works, and on all 
other public works except works carried on by the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners.” 
CHAS. GG. HEYDON,.— 
Senior Judge of the Court of Industrial Aribtration, 








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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


—— 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Hugh Moffit Blackmore, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Mudgee, Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, to be also Crown Land Agent for 
the Land District of Mudgee, Department of 
Lands, vice Mr. D. G. McDougall, transferred,— 
to take effect from the 22nd June, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-4,456) : 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and_upon the recommendation of 
pe buphe Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
tha 


Mr. George Henry Pickering, Inspector under: the 
“Factories and Shops Act, No. 2, 1912,’’ be also 


appointed as Gas Examiner under the section 12 
the “Gas Act, 1912.” 
& S&S. BEEBY. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice cf tha 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the appeims- 

ments of 

Mr. Henry Edmund Kritsch, Clerk-in-Charge, Corres. 
pondence and Records, as Chief Clerk, Stores Sitp- 
ply Department. 

Mr. Philip Patrick Brady as Clerk-in-Charge, Corres. 
pondence and Records, Stores Supply Depavé- 
ment. 

Mr. William Joseph John Haynes, Stamper, Stamp 
Duties Office, as Collector, Resumed Prapertios 
Branch, The Treasury,—as from Ist April, 1913. 


[E.Ms. 394 and 391] i 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK: 








DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL ARD OF JUSTICE, 

AIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of tho: 

fixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of. 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 

Mr. Brian Patrick Clancy, Relieving Assistant Clert 
of Petty Sessions, to be Assistant Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Wagga Wagga, vice Mr. G. W. Brodie, —. 
from the 6th July, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the. advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to. appoint 

Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessiongs .at 
Biayney, during the absence of Mr. C. PY. Denton, 
on leave,—from the 11th July, 1978, 















OF leds TH 5 wa + 
3572, NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 90, [19 Jury, 1918. 
fun unudermentioned members of the Police Force to PROMOTION. 
be Acti lerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding ir names, from the dates specified, viz. :— * DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 
jatherine Hill s stable wea “a < 7 : : 
Cathert i Bay—Constable George Olley Mulley, HiS Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


during the absence of Constable Doolan, on leave, 
—from the i7th July, 1918. 

—Constable Ernest Victor Marden, during 
ne absence of Constable Barry, on leave,—from 


he 27th June, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 








FORESTRY COMMISSICN. 
His Hzceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 


(xecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 





Bir, } Ernest Kinsella, Leasing Officer, as 
) in-Charge of leasing and Drafting 
Branches. 

[1918-3,637-1] 

W. G. 


ASHFORD. 


—. 





CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, 
HIS Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointments of the fol- 
lowing Officers :— 
Mr. John Wilfred Henery, Cadet Draftsman, Land 
Board Oifice, Maitland, Department of Lands,— 
to take effect from the Ist July, 1917 (Minl. 1918- 
4,455). 
Kenneth Charles Upton, Clerk, Head Office, De- 
partment of Lands,—to take effect from the: 6th. 
August, 1914 (Minl. 1918-4,457). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Mr. 








DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the- 
fixecutive Council, and upon, the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has been pleased to con- 
firm the appointment of 
iMr Basil Topple as Instructor and Relieving Officer, 
Gosferd Farm Home for Boys. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 








APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the’ Pubhie Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pommtment, on probation for twelve months, of 


Mr.. William Alfred Batten as Junior Clerk, Stores 


_Supply Department. 
FEM, 379] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK: 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Exeelléncy the Governor, with the advice of the 
Vixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public. Service Board, has approved of the under- 
mentioned appointments :— 
Mr. Gebrge, Harrower, on probation for twelve months, 
. from the 30th May, 1918, as Junior Clerk, Police 
Department. 
Mr. Eric Lethbridge Wannell, on probation for twelve 
‘ months, from the 28th May, as Junior Clerk, 


Police Department. 
; ipa GEORGE W. FULLER. 


'. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
HIS. Excellency: the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixeeutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved’ of 
Miss’ Olga Valrey Reeves being appointed, on proba- 
“. tion for six months, from the 6th May, 1918, as 
Dispenser, Newington State Hospital and Asylum, 
Ofice of the Director-General of Public Health. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 








ca miee 
rrhets 


DEPARTMENT OF, PUBLIC WORKS., 
HIS Excellency. the Governor, with the advice of the 
fxteeutive Cpuncil, and upon. the recommendation of 
the Public..Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on: probation for twelve months, of 

Mre Stanley Fowless as Junior’ Clerk in this Depart- 
' “yment,5-such appointment to take effect from Ist 

January, ‘1918. a Enis Soong 
vi R. T. BALL. 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the promotion, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 49 of the ‘‘Public, Service Act, 1902,” of 

Mr. Thomas Sidney Rudkin, Experimentalist, on pro- 
bation, Department of Agriculture, to the posi- 


tion of Assistant Inspector of Agriculture, on 
probation, Department of Agriculture,—as from 


ist March, 1918. 
W. C. GRAHAME. 








TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


THe Public Service Board have approved of the 
transfers and appointments of the undermentioned 
teachers to the schools and positions specified in con- 
nection with their respective names :— 


HIGH SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS. 


C 
Junior Staff.—Mr. Grantal Giovanelli, from Mos- 
man to Fort-street Boys’ High. 


E'x-Student.—Miss Kathleen Murphy, from Cleve- 


land-street intermediate to Chatswood Intermediate. 


PRIMARY SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS 


Teachers.—Mr. ¥. O’L. Murphy, from Benandarah 
and Pebbly Beach Half-time to Campbelltown South 
(relieving); Mr. H. G. Walsh, from Mumbil (5th rates) 
to Mumbif (6th rates); Mr. A. C. Wright, from Yamba 
to Burringbar (relieving); Mr. Ivan Scott, from Gil- 
mandyke (6th rates) to Gilmandyke (7th rates); Mr. 
h. W. Bolus, from! Watson’s Creek to Dunbible; Mr 
Thomas Cameron, from Burrinjuck to Watson’s Creek : 
Mr. D. J. Richardson, from Roadview to Arrawatia 
Provisional; Mr. fsaac Wales, from Colly Blue and 
Rotherfield Half-time to Colly Blue Provisional; Mr. 
Alfred Croft, from, Murwillumbah, to. Lindfield; Mr. 
P. i. Buchanan, from Minmi to Rose Bay; Mr. Syd- 
ney C. Duncan, from Woerden. to Quambone,;. Mr. 
A. ©. Offley, from Jerrara Provisional to Woerden; 
Mr. $. J: Hades, from Chellas to Jerrara; Mr P..J. 
Sullivan, from Runnymede to Walla Vale (relieving) ; 
Miss Hthel Vollmer, from Bingara to Dunevere (re- 
heving); Mr. J. H. L. Goodman, from O’Connell to 
Guyong; Mr. J. E. Braham, from Guyong to 
©’ Connell. 





Teachers on Probation.—Miss Josephine Purtell, 
from Merrylands to Medilow; Mr. Leo Houley, from 
Smith’s Creek Provisional to Netley Provisional; Miss 
Lillian Baker, from Emmaville to Runnymede. 


Mustresses.—Miss Eleanor Baldock, from Mayfield 
Infants’ to Cootamundra Infants’ ; Miss Emily Raves, 
from Coctamundra Infants’? to Mayfield Infants’. 


First Assistants.—Miss Florence Wilson, from Ham- 
ilton Girls’ to Crow’s Nest Girls’; Miss Jessie Ridley, 
from Broken» Hill to. Hamilton Girls’; Mrs. Violet 
Pigott, from: Hornsby Infants’ to Orange Grove In- 
fants’; Mr. Irwin Giovanelli, from Windsor to Forbes ; 
Miss Nellie Brooks; frem Newtown to Armidale In- 
fants’. 


Assistants.—Mrs. Hilde. Hill, from Granville Boys’ 
to Parramatta North; Miss Mary Pfeiffer, from 
Allion-street Girls’ to Glebe Girls’; Miss Irene 
Maloney, from Campsie Boys’ to Bourke-street In- 
fants’; Miss M. J. Hutchinson, from. Bourke-street 
Tnfants’ to Enmore Infants’; Miss Florence Robbins. 
from Knmore Infants’ to Forest Lodge Infants’; Miss 
Bianche Shaw, from Annandale Girls’ to’ Leichhardt 
Girls’; Miss B. A. Anderson, from Granville Infants’ 
to Auburn Infants’ ; Miss Beatrice Booth, from Auburn 
Infants’ to Granville Infants’; Mr. S. S. Try; from 
Glenroy to Bondi: Miss Julia. Rogers, from ,'Glebe 
Boys’ to Broken Hill. Girls’ ; Mr. William Maedonald, 
from Petersham to North Sydney; Mr, Thos. Kerins, 
from.Nerth Sydney to Enmore; Mr. Melville Hobden, 
from Stanmore to North Sydney; Miss A. M. Bernt- 





19 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 90. 


3578 





sen, from Kogarah Boys’ to. Dumbleton (relieving) ; 
Mr. K. G. Hursley, from Hurstville to Darlington 
(relieving); Mr. G. H. Stutchbury, from Parramatta 
to Petersham; Miss Nthel Cotton, from Marrickville 
to Hamilton Infants’; Miss lilian Mouatt, from 
Wagea Wagga High to Bendi Girls’; Miss Ruth Cat- 
tell, from Arimidale Infants’ to Armidale Girls’ ; ; Miss 
Catherine Kearney, from Uki to Werris Creek; Miss 
Athole MciMah, from Bendemeer to Uki; Miss EB & 
Tyrrell, from Picton to Mittagong; Miss Emily Webb, 
from Gloucester to Picton; Mr. Edward Pet, from 
Petersham to Hurstville; Mr. Harold Fetherston, 
from Waterloo to Petersham; Mr. Ernest Grigg, from 
Uarbry to Rozelle; Miss Grace Lus sby, from Hunter’s 
Hill (relieving) to Marrickville Infants’; Miss F. 
Bregenzer, trom Cleveland-street Infants’ to Albury 
Infants’; Miss Louisa Bass, from Chatswood Infants’ 
to Cleveland-street Infants’: Miss Kathleen Mewkill, 
from Gladesville Primary to Hornsby Boys’; Mrs. 
Elizabeth McKinnon, frem Hornsby Boys’ to Chats- 
wood Infants’; Mr. Ernest Hawkins, from Auburn 
Vale Provisional to Windsor; Miss Miriam Butt, from 
Corowa to Zig Zag (relieving) ; Miss Rita Ar mstrong, 
from Hunter's Hill to North Ryde; Miss Marjorie 
Perry, from Glebe Infants’ to Hunter’ s Hill: Miss 
Gladys Perry, from Carlingford’ to Meadow Bank; 
Mr. O. S. M. Taylor, from Forbes to Hurstville; 
Mr. D G. B. Bean, from Rocky Glen Provisional to 
Crookwell; Miss Marguerite Deveril, from Dunevere 
to Naremburn Infants’; Miss Marie Oldfield, from 
Medlow to Mack sville ;” Miss Myrtle Daunt, from 
Stroud to Emmaville; Miss Rita Derkenne, from 
Campsie Girls’ to Byron Bay; Mr. Leslie Burley, from 
North Broken Hill-and Alma (manual training) to 
North Broken Hill and Burke Ward (manual train- 
ing); Miss Charlotte Richards, from Naremburn to 
Wollongong; Miss Heather Ellen, from Camdenville 
to Glebe Infant’; Miss T. M. Carter, from Grafton 
South to Coff’s Harbour. 


Assistants on Probation.—Mr. B. E. Hooper, from 
Arrawatta Provisional to Burrinjuck; Miss Lola 
Graham, from Rozelle Boys’ to Eumungerie; Miss Ivy 
McCann, from Deniliquin. to Ganmain; Miss Florence 
Malcolm, from Albury Girls’ to Corowa. 


Junior Assistants.—Miss H. C. Granger, from 
Goulburn Infants’ to Gouiburn Boys’ ; Miss Nellie 
Kemp, from Albury Infants’ to Albury Girls’. 


Fa-Students.—Miss Hilda McEwan, from West 
Marrickville Infants’ to Granville Infants’ ; Miss 
Evelyn Moffatt, from Granville Infants’ to Dulwich 
Hill infants’: Mr. Frank Cowburn, from Enmore to 
Bondi; Miss Ada L. Phillips, from Helensburgh In- 
fants’ to Dulwich Hill Infants’; Miss May Jackson, 
from Armidale Girls’ to Armidale Infants’ ; Miss Olive 
Schofield, from Katoomba to Newtown "North In- 
fants’; Miss Dorothy Rothwell, from. Fort-street 
infants’ to Newtown North Infants’ ; Miss Maggie 
McGreggor, from Dulwich Hill Infants’ to Fort- 
street tnfants’ ; Mr. W. EK. Foley, from Crown-street 
to Gardener’s-road ; Miss Gwendoline Neilsen, from 


Meadow Bank to Ashfield Boys’; Miss Maggie 
Pree, from Fort-street Infants’ to Camdenville 
nfants’ 


Cookery Teachers.—Mrs. Jessie Rowohl. from Fort- 
street and Penrith to Fort-street; Miss Eileen Barber, 
from Gr anville to Penrith and Granville ; Miss Ada 
Mount, from Newtown (r elieving) to Bondi (assistant), 


A. G. F. JAMES. 





RETIREMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms 
of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 


Mr. Thomas Kearney, Reader, Reading and Revising 


Branch, Government Pr inting Office, is hereby 
notified, ,—his last day of service to be 31st August, 
J 
[E.M. 373] ; 





—e- 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Wxecutive Council, has approved of the retirement, 
under section 67 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’ of 


Mr. Richard Vercoe, Compositor, Government Print- 


ing Office.—his last day of service to be 4th 
January, 1919. 
[E.M, 374] J C.L. FITZPATRICK. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved. of 


Mr. George Keene, Court Keeper, Cleaner, and 
Messenger, Albury, being retired from the Public 
Service in terms of section 67 of the “Public 
Serviee Act, 1902,’’—his last day of service to be 


the 28th July, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
ot 
Mr. William Joseph Macdonnell, Cashier, Relieving 
Staff, Department of Lands, being retired from 
the Public Service, in accordance with the provi- 
sions of section 63 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,’—to take effect from the 10th August, 
1918, last day of service (Min]. 1918-394). 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 

Council, upon the recommendation of the Public Ser- 

vice Board, have approved of 

Mr. William Joseph Garland, Teacher, Public School, 
Fort-street, being retired from the Public Service 
i terms of section 63 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902.’? Yast day of service, 30th June, 1918. 


EDUCATION. 





THE retirement from the Public Service of the fol- 

lowing officers, in terms of section 66 of the ‘Public 

Service Act, 1902, ” is hereby notified :— 

Mr. John Henry Wharton, Teacher, Public School, 
Ben Venue. Last day of service, 3lst March, 1919. 

Mr. Alexander Graham, Teacher, Public School, New- 
bridge. Last day of service, 28th February, 1919. 





His Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council, upon the recommendation of the Public 
Service Board, have approved of the following 

Teachers being allowed to retire from the Public Ser- 

vice, without gratuity :— 

Mr, Alfred Hrnest Brewer, 
Nashua. 
1918. 

Mr. Frederic Ryder Macpherson, 
School, Coonamble. 
November, 1918. 


Teacher, Public School, 
Last day of ” service, 15th December, 


Teacher, Public 
Last day of service, 15th 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





' RESIGNATIONS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governar, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignations of the 
following officers :— 


Mr. Hugh Linton Baillie, Department of Taxation. 
His service to ter minate at noon on the 9th August. 
1918. 

Mr. Wilfred J. France, Seaman, Pilot Steamer ‘‘Cap- 
tain Cook,’? Department of Navigation,—his last 
day of service being 11th March, 1913? 


[E.Ms. 401 and 402] 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Tineeutivs Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
resignation of 
Mr. Osborne Mitchell Allen of his position as Junior 

Clerk, on probation, in this Department. Last 

day of service, llth July, 1918. 

R. T. BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council have approved of the resignation of 


Miss Julia Morphy, Assistant Teacher, Public School, 
Camdenville, being accepted. Last day of service, 


31st December, 1918. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


3574 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE;,. No. 90. . [19 xy, 1918. 





Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, hereby notify that the Departmental Boards, under and by virtue of the provisions of 
the “Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” have determined the grade, and the salaries, fees, and allowances of 
officers, as notified hereunder. 


The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act, and in certain cases to qualifying examinations in accordance with 
the Public Service Regulations. 

W. J. HANNA, 
BH, winsitine, |» Menbor of the 
Ju MGTAYLOR,. 1) ; 








Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 
Division of 
Service, 





Name. Position. 





Remarls. 


Salary, | Allowances. [recs Total. 











"i 3 Ee eee 
| 

| per annum. 

| Co 


per annum. 
£ . 


£ | £ 











per annum. | 

ay 
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 

DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION. 


Paton) Do Nicpreenl Clerk peer ereeeene cette te eee { Clerical | 230 | ee cede ee 230 | From 1 July, 1918. ; 


eeeeee 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: MINISTERIAL, Petry Sessions, Coroners, CHILDREN’s Court. 


Stevenson, F. W. ...| Clerk, Central Police Office...{ Clerical.. ... | PAU iui ir (MB oes eee 299*+ | From 1 July, 1918. 


—_— oe “= — 


*In lieu of notification published in Government Gazette, No. 82, of 28th June, 1918. 
7 Salary to be £300 per annum from date of qualifying in terms of Section 50, Public Service Act, 1902. 











SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by WiL1Am AppLecarre GuLLick, Government Printer and Publisher of the State of New South Wales, 
at Phillip-street, 19th July, 1918. 
Pierre Ode | 


[3575] 





























Gobernment Gasette 


OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


—-—— 





[REGISTERED AT TBE GXENZRAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER, } 





FRIDAY, 26 JULY. 


No. 91.] 


[1918. 





PROCLAMATION 
New Soutu Wares, ?) By His Excellency Sir Water 


to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

(L.8.) George, Governor of the State of 

New South Wales and its Depen- 

W.E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS by.a Proclamation heretofore made in 
that behalf, Courts of Quarter Sessions were 
appointed to be held . 
At Cootamundra, on Monday, the 9th September, 
1918; and 





At Wyalong, on Thursday, the 17th October, 1918 
(2 p.m.): 


And whereas it is expedient to alter the same: Now, 
therefore, i, Sir Waurer Epwarp Davipson, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and in pursuance of the power and authority 
in that behalf in me vested, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, hereby appoint Courts of Quarter Sessions to be 
held— 


At Cootamundra, on Friday, the 20th September, 
1918; and 
At Wyalong, on Monday, the 14th October, 1918 
(2 p.m-.)— 
in lieu of the days fixed by the aforesaid Proclama- 
tion, of which all persons concerned are hereby re- 
quired to take notice. 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at State Govern- 
ment House, Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of 
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
DAVID R. HALL. 


[342] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


‘“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION, 
(t,8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


14 pursuance of the power and authority vested in 

that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912,’? in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir 
Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely ;— 
Tuesday, 6th August, 1918—Bermagui Police Patrol 

District. 
Wednesday, 14th August, 1918—Goobang Shire. 
Wednesday, 2ist August, 1918—Corowa Municipality, 
Thursday, 22nd August, 1918—Corowa Municipality. 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918—Woodstock District, 
Wednesday, 4th September, 1918—Culcairn Shire. 
Wednesday, 18th September, 1918—Culcairn Shire, 
Wednesday, 25th September, 1918—Culcairn Shire. 
’ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth 

day of July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


3576 





PROCLAMATION---“FISHERIES ACT, 1902,’? AND 
“FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 
(L.8.) 
W. FE, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. ; . 
Sir Watrer Epwanp Davipson, Knight Commander 
» of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘Fisheries 
Act, 1902,” and the ‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 


1910,” and with the advice of the Executive Council, | 


do, by this my Proclamation, ‘declare that that por- 
tion of the waters of Tuggerah Lake specified in the 
Schedule hereto appended ghall be closed against the 
use of fishing-nets for a period ef three years from 
the 25th July, 1918, inclusive. 

Siencd and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day 
of July, in the year,1918. 

By His Uxcelleney’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


GOD SAVE TAGE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 


County ef Northumberland.. The tidal waters of 
that part of Tuggerah Lake, its channel, and the sea 
entrance included within the following boundaries: 
Commencing on the shore of the South Pacific Ocean 
at Karagai, the headland forming the northern point 
of the channel entrance; and bounded thence by the 
eastern shore of the channel entrance aforesaid to a 
south-eastern shore of Tuggerah Lake; thence by part 
of that shore north-easterly 40 chains toa point dis- 
tant about 10 chains south-westerly from the north- 
west corner of EH. Hargraves’ portion No. 39 of 22 
acres, ex. road; thence by a line bearing north 60 
degrees west 80 chains into the waters of Tuggerah 
Lake aforesaid; thence by a line bearing about south 
30 degrees west 160 chains; thence by a line bearing 
south 60 degrees east 80 chains to a point on the 
eastern shore of the lake, distant 40 chains southerly 
from Taylor’s Point; thence along part of that shore 
to Taylor’s Point; by the south-western shore of the 
channel entrance south-easterly to the South Pacific 
Ocean; and thence by a line crossing the sea entrance 


northerly, to the point of commencement. [5384] 


PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 
(t.8.) 
W. i. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
I Sir Wauter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
>» _ the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth cf Australia, with the 
advice of the Iixecutive Council, and in purstiance 
of the provisions of the ‘“Theatres and Public Halls 
Act, 1908,’ do, by this my Proclamation, declare that, 
the provisions of Part Ii of the aforesaid Act shall 
be,;appled, to the halls specified in the appended 
Schedule. 
Signed and scaled at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
ni GEORGE W. FULLER, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 
Radecry’s Creek .., School of Arts Hall. 
Cassilis Public Hall. 
Nowra ee Gt ... St. Michael’s School Hall. 
Putty, via Singlcton Public Hall. 
[303] 





PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


(u.8.) 
W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


1 Wie pursuance of the provisions of the “Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” I, Sir Wattrr Epwarp 
Davinson, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, revoke those portions of the Proclamation declar- 


ing that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited [6975] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 








[26 Jury, 1918. 


—_—— 





Act shall be applicd to the halls specified in the ap- 
pended Schedule, such premises being no longer used 
for public entertainment purposes. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


DAVID STOREY. 





[304] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SCHEDULE. 
Loeality. | Name of Hall. waite ce | Date of Gazette. 


Kogarah ,..| Oddfellows’ “| 15 July, 1909...| 15 July, 1909 


Hall. 
Kiama 7 Agricultural 





‘19 Atig., 1912...) 21 Aug., 1912 
Pavilion. 





‘LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 

(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 

Sir Wattrr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, 
in pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
me py the ‘‘Liccal Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out 
hereunder, Ordinance No. 48, applying to Municipali- 
ties proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th 
May, 1908, and subsequently amended. 


Clause 31 of the Ordinance is omitted and the 

following clause is inserted in lieu thereof :— 
Animals Trespassing. 

31. {f any animal be found trespassing upon a 
park, the owner or person having the custody of the 
animal shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter pre- 
scribed. In this clause the word ‘‘animal’’ includes 
horse, mule, ass, cow, sheep, goat, and pig. 
[1918-137-466-471 ] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of 
June, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! ; 








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“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 

(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
if Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 

dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power and authority vested in me 
by the ‘“Tiocal Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out here- 
under, Ordinance No. 48, applying to Shires, pro- 
claimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 1908, 
and subsequently amended. 


Clause 31 of the Ordinance is omitted and’ the 

following clause is inserted in lieu thereof :— 
Animals Trespassing. 

31. If any animal be found trespassing upon a park, 
the owner or person having the custody of the animal 
shall be liable to the penalty hereinafter prescribed, 
In this clause the word ‘‘animal’’ includes horse, mule, 
ass, cow, sheep, goat, and pig. 

[1918-137-466-471 ] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of 
June, 1918, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





26 Juty, 1918.} 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’? AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Wauttrr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power and authority vested in me by 
the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend Ordinance No. 
80, respecting Market Wharf, Newcastle, as set out in 
the Shedule hereto. 


_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth 
day of July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ORDINANCE No. 80. 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th 
May, 1908.] 
The Schedule to the Ordinance is omitted, and the 
following Schedule is inserted in lieu thereof ; — 


Table of Tolls and Dues to be paid for goods landed 
and shipped at the Market Wharf, Basin, or Boat 
Harbour, for occupaycy of shops or stalls at 
Wharf Sheds, and for the mooring, &ce., of boats 
in the Basin or Boat Harbour. 


Municrpat Tous. 


No. syordi 
1 Ale, beer, porter, per cask or case ............ ai 
Prsacom, Wer SiS sicwessdra «ocedss. se) deesstevah 94 0 1 
ae Beets per) GUAT vera 94... <0 fislodessdul doveis ates Q 1 
4 Beef, mutton, pork, per cask .................5 0 2 
5 Beef, mutton, pork, per tierce or cask ..... ee 
6 Basket of meat or vegetables .......-0......006 ay a 
7 Bread, per basket or per 2 dozen in loaves 0 1 
mer BYOomsy Per GOREN IA... SYs ces) release leas ) 
9 Bricks, per 1,000 or any portion of 1,000 O 6 

10 Cables, coil, hemp, manilla, iron rope, per — 

100 Ib. or any portion of 100 Ib. ........ ae SP 

Pe @enremta Pern DAO capticdetsctelecvecsdecettedescccas On 

14s Ceniend, per cask 1). .05 ii Lh Dad | 

13 Cheese, butter, lard, per cwt. or any less 

CUT LLG ya wad ces atatewe teal. soaker eenss ih ies Oud 

14 Coal or coke, per ton ........... Nga ct 0 6 

15 Eggs, per case or any less quantity ......... 0 O08 

LG Hlour an bags, pet. 2;000 Ibs i.44:..0b-nns.k LAO 

£7 BaOU in. bags, under 2,000 Ib., per 200-Ib. 

DMs a PG sais Shank VAR FON ee en so Sudse a siath One2 

Lo” Klowr, insbarrels; per, batrel) ..tiecc2.. 0605.08 O & 

19 | Wire and billet wood,) per tom ...23........i...2 One 

20 Fish in tins, lobsters, salmon, sardines, 

oysters, herrings, and other fish, per case 0 1 

MBE TUN Goh DEL CHS. nics cacuscnad fags; nae uasindacapes ce sit 

22 Fish, per bushel or less quantity ........... py in al 

23 Fowils, ducks, rabbits, per pair .............. 0 Of 

Mae Geeity, POE DAG 4d... 2. fase. eetalides loti tye eek adl iam) 

25 Geese or turkeys (wild or tame), per pair.. O O02 

26 Green fodder, per dozen bundles ............ QO O84 

27 Hay or straw, per ton (pressed) or any 

LOSSe QUOT LIL yppent terse senate he ssddieacens codiees’ 0 3 

28 ay or straw, per ton (unpressed) or any 

LCE IOLIRE NARS gi ree oe ne ee ee 0 6 

29 Lime, manure, sand, charcoal, per bag ... 0 1 

30 Hides, per forty or any less quantity ...... ino 

RPM Cee EE LOT oss acon acct eh S, ts. aaa 0 6 

32 Laths and shingles, per 1,000 or any less 

SED LRU TCAY PINE dal Ma Sie ce Al ge A es 

Mere PEUPOON, Per CATCHSG. o.oo cee sce poccnasendnces a! 

Pe ECR ELUTE TINS, DEP, CABO, ss scnsss+<ssagsaaceayeooasy O Of 

Pe Per GHNON Asc iat thseae sac actccanee ches O 03 

me SWAT GINMEd, PEl’ CASG ras ....yericeoeenedecsctad O Of 

Meee NOT Ae ee ctr) eel cas te neo canatecat 0 3 

38 Oilman’s general stores, or kerosene, per 

EMMOTT ae tea oe Bees vd wicincascecascescdaccd 

OE AACE 0175-10 0 1 

40 Pigeons and other small birds, per dozen. 0 1 

41 Plaster, per cask ....... Beak chan dieca ta uaee tion Os ak 

42 Potatoes and other vegetables, per 100 Ib. 

De e176 70g eel a SL Oek 

43 Rice, sago, tapioca, peas, and pearl barley, 

DOr Weir MePt fee. ngs today. okt Oneal 

44 Sheet-bark, per dozen sheets or a less 

*Uautiby Seo ee ey at ee 0 2 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 





3577 
No. a. Ge 
45 Soda (crystals or caustic), per cwt. ......... OP L 
46 Stone for building purposes, per perch... 0 3 
47 Stone for all other purposes, per perch ... 0 38 
48 Sawn timber and timber in logs, per 1,000 
feet superficial, or a less quantity........ a le QO 
49 Salt, per ton or any quantity to 5cwt.... O 3 
5O Salt per 5 cwt. or any less quantity ...... Oust 
[Slo Shaeepy GOchsla.., aiweseesendd.. cacagessied covedocigre Q:e1 
52 Sugar in bags or baskets, per ton gross ... O 6 
538 Spokes, per 500, or any less quantity...... 0 6 
54, Sulphur, per casle Vargsiehb acdidenvwass tbe capht es Q.,).L 
55, Tannet’s bark, per tom si. csgereselecsessdavessoas 0 6 
56,.Tea, half chest of DOK .i..i..ipessbeoees phe statis 0.4 
57. Tiles and flagstones, per 100 superficialfeet O 3 
58. ;‘Tat-in barrels, per barrel .i. 0s che oesesvees 0 2 
59. . Tobéiceos)) par CWh. scdeciene th ecaden- der comegsaatios 0 2 
‘60 Tobacco, per 5-lb. tin or package ..........+4 O O4 
61 Wine, per quarter cask ..........:.ssseseesensaees 0 1 
G2 Wine, Per Case ....:...ccccecresserseecetecseresees oye 
(63, Wool, per, bale ....--cscrpesceeseqerd beg ieeaees}eaeges QO 4 
64 Other goods not specified in this Schedule, 
heavy weight, per ton of 2,240 Ib....... £0 
.65 Other goods not specified in this Schedule, 
light weight, per ton of 40 cubic feet 1 0 


66 For the right to place any boat upon the 
slips reserved for boats, 40s. annually, 
: or ls. per week. 

67 For the right of mooring a boat in the 
basin, 20s. per annum, or 6d. per 

week. 

68 For the right to occupy two slips in 6 foot 

berths each, for launches, £6 per 

{ annum 

‘69 for the right to occupy the shops or stalls 

| at the Market Wharf Sheds, such 
| rents as may be from time to time fixed 
by the Council, and subiect to this , 
Ordinance. 
'70 The Council may arrange with any person or 
i persons for the payment annually of a 
| charge per week that will permit the 
shipping or unshipping of stores and 
j other materials up to an agreed 
i tonnage, or at per day of twenty-four 
| hours, at the following rates:—Six 
hours, 2s. 6d.; twelve hours, 5s.; 
eighteen hours, 7s. 6d.; twenty-four 
hours, 10s. 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’? AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


[318] 








PROCLAMATION. 


(.8.) 
/W. K. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Water Hpwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
: dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
_advice of the Executive Council of the said State, 
‘in pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
'me by the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and Acts 
‘amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out 
‘hereunder, Ordinance No. 34, respecting the Regu- 
lation of Traffic in Public Places, applying to Muni- 
_cipalities, proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 
14th May, 1908, and subsequently amended, by insert- 
ing the following clause after clause 10 of the Ordi- 
nance :— 


104. In the Municipality of Tamworth, any person 
in charge of a vehicle or animal upon any public place 
shall comply with the following directions :— 


(a) He shail not be at such a distance from such 
animal or vehicle as to prevent his having full 
contro] over the same, unless he has securely 
fastened the animal or effectively locked the 
wheels of the vehicle or otherwise made due 
provision for the control of the animal or 
vehicle. 

(b) He shall not leave the vehicle or animal 
standing in a public road for a longer period 
than thirty minutes, unless he leave some 
competent person in charge of the vehicle or 
animal, 


[1918-301-134-577] 


_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of 
July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 


[7637] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


3578 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Jury, 1918. 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W, Ei; DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Waiter Epwarp Davison, the Governor of 
3 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the power and authority vested in me by the “Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ do hereby amend Ordinance 
No. 704 under the said Act applying to Municipalities 
and Ordinance No. 70a applying to Shires, respecting 
the ‘‘Regulation of the Erection of Buildings,’ ” as set 
out in the Schedule hereto. 


[1918-137-270-457] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day 
of July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


ORDINANCE No. 70a. 
_ (Applying to Municipalities.) 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 20th 
August, 1913.] 


The Ordinance is amended by the omission of the 
interpretation of the term ‘‘Building”’ in clause 2 of 
the Ordinance, and the insertion ‘of. the following 
interpretation in lieu thereof :— 


‘Building’ shall extend to and include the addi- 
tion of one or more rooms to any existing building, 
ORDINANCE No. 70a. 

(Applying to Shires.) 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 20th 
August, 1913.] 


The Ordinance is amended by the omission of the 
interpretation of the term “Building” in clause 2 of 
the Ordinance, and the insertion “ot the following 
interpretation in lieu thereof :— 


‘‘Buiiding”’ shall extend to and include the addi- 
tion of one or mote rooms to any existing building. 


a 


“LOCAL, GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 








PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8,) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South W ales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power and authority vested in mo 
by the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out here- 
under, Ordinance No. 39, applying to Municipalities 
proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 
1908, and subsequently amended. 


Clause 3a of the Ordinance is omitted and the 
following clause is inserted in lieu thereof :— 
Poultry not to be kept within certain distance from dwelling-house. 


3a. The occupier of any premises situated within 
the Municipalities of Ashfield, Erskineville, Manly, 
Mosman, Newtown, or Redfern, shall not on such 
premises keep, nor allow to be kept, live poultry 
within’ the distance of twenty-five feet. from any 
dwelling-house, 


[1918-200-105-198] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty- fonrgh 
day of Juiy, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[173] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS, 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir WattErR Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

9 _ the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power and authority vested in me 
by the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out here- 
under, Ordinance’ No. 33, respecting ‘‘Werries,”’ 
applying to Shires, proclaimed in the Government 
Gazette of 14th May, 1908, and subsequently amended. 

Clauses 5 and 6 of the Ordinance are omitted and 
the following clauses are inserted in lieu thereof :— 


Duty of ferryman. 


5. The contractor, caretaker, ferryman, or other 


persons working the ferry shall conv ey across the 
river or stream where such ferry plies any person 
demanding to be so conveyed, with his or her beast 
of burden, or draught, or carriage, or other vehicle 
at the times provided in a time-table approved by 
the Council; and, in cases where no time-table has 
been approved, at any time demanded, unless by 
reason of adverse weather, risk of loss of life or pro- 
perty would thereby be involved. For such convey- 
ance a charge shall not be made, except in the case 
of the ferries known as ‘‘Iluka Ferry,’’ in the Har- 
wood Shire; ‘‘Clybucca Creek Ferry,’ in the Macleay 
Shire; and ‘‘Abercrombie Ferry,’’ in the Waugoola 
Shire, at which ferries tolls may be charged and 
coliected in accordance with the scale fixed by the 
respective Councils and approved by the Governor, 


. under section. 103 a she, Act. 


Rery free. 


beoeee 


6. No contractor, caretaker, or ferryman_ shall 
ate receive, or extort from any person any toll, 
fee, cratuity, bonus, or charge for services rendered 
In fork ae any person or any animal or vehicle, 
except in the case of the ferries known as the “Iluka 
Ferry.”’ ‘‘Clybucea Creek Ferry,” and ‘‘Abercrombie 
Ferry” aforesaid, at which ferries the contractor, 
caretaker, or ferryman may demand and receive such 
ferry tolls as have been fixed by the aforesaid Councils, 
respectively, and approved by the Governor, undor 
section 103 of, the Act. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, 


this twenty-fourth 
day ‘of duly, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Goimiiana’ 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[8] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


_ — 





— — 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(1.8.) 
W. kK, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


* Str Warter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, ‘in the Commonwealth of Australia, by virtue 
of the power and authority vested in me by the 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’ as amended by sub- 
sequent ‘Acts, and with ‘the advice of the Executive 
Council, do, by this my Proclamation, hereby appoint 
Robert Ernest Alcorn, Hsquire, a member of the 
Council of the Shire of Kyogle, to be President of the 
said Shire. 


[1918-6-148-246] 


Sioned and sealed at Sydney, 
of July, 1918. 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


this seventeenth day 


[212] 


26 Jury, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


3579 


SE SAS EL Rs a a ae 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17.” 


PROCLAMATION. 
(r.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
I Sir Warren Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of the 
Ze State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council of the said State, and in pur- 
suance of the power and authority vested in me by the 
“Local Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amend- 
ing the same, do hereby amend, as set out hereunder, 
Ordinance No. 704 under the said ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’ as so amended, respecting the ‘“Regula- 
tion of the Erection of Buildings’? apvlying to Shires, 
as proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 20th 
August, 1913 :— 


(1) By the insertion of the following clause after 
clause 22 :— 


Thickness of dividing walls separating tenements 
or residential flats on the same storey. 


22a. Notwithstanding anything contained in the 
provisions of this Ordinance, where a building is 
intended to be used as a tenement building or 
for residential flats, the Council may require the 
dividing walls senarating adjoining tenements or 
flats upon the same storey in such building to be 
of a thickness not exceeding 41 inches, in addition 
to the thickness prescribed by this Ordinance for 
internal divisional walls, and may require that 
the supports of any such walls in the lewer por- 
tions of the building be proportionately strenyth- 
ened, i 
(2) By the omission of paragraphs (b) and (h) of 
clause 32, and the insertion of the following para- 
graphs in lieu thereof :—- 


(b) Such plans and sections shall be drawn to a 
scale of not less than 1 inch to every 8 feet; and 
such plans, sections, and _ specifications shall 
indicate the height, design, structure (including 
provisions for fire prevention and for fire escapes), 
materials, building-line, sanitation, the propor- 
tion of the land which will be occupied by the 
building to be erected thereon, the position of the 
dampcourse, and the level of the lowest floor of 
such building, and of any yard or open space 
belongi: + ihereto. 

(h) The Council may approve such plans, scc- 
tions, and specifications, or specify the alterations 
which should be made in the same before it will 
grant such approval: Provided that unless the 
Council, within one month from the receipt of any 
such applications accompanied by plans, sections, 
and specifications, notifies its approval of the 
same, or specifies the alterations which should be 
made as aforesaid, the Council shall be deemed to 
have approved thereof, subject to the building 
therein referred to being in conformity with the 
provisions of this Ordinance. 

Provided that any Such approval shall be 
deemed to have lapsed unless the building therein 
referred to is commenced within twelve months 
from the date of such approval. 

[1918-137-476-471 | 
Signed and sealed at Sydney. this fifth dav of 
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[6943] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1903-17.” 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 
State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
inthe Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council of the said State, and in pur- 
suance of the power and authority vested in me by the 
“T,ocal Government Act, 1906,” and the Acts amend- 
ing the same, do hereby amend, as set out hereunder, 


Ordinanes No. 704 under the said ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,” as so amended, respecting the ‘“Regula- 
tion of the Erection of Buildings’ applying to Muni- 
cipalities, as proclaimed in the Government Gazette 
of 20th August, 1913 :— 


(1) By the insertion of the following clause after 
clause 22 : — 


Thickness of dividing walls separating tenements. 
or residential flats on the same storey. 


224, Notwithstanding anything contained in the 
provisions of this Ordinance, where a building is 
intended to be used as a tenement building or 
for residential flats, the Council may require the 
dividing walls separating adjoining tenements or 
flats upon the same storey in such building to be 
of a thickness not exceeding 44 inches, in addition 
to the thickness prescribed by this Ordinance for 
internal divisional walls, and may require that 
the supports of any such walls in the lower por- 
tions of the building be proportionately strength- 
ened. 

(2) By the omission of paragraphs (b) and (h) of 
clause 32, and the insertion of the following para- 
graphs in lieu thereof :— 

(b) Such plans and sections shall be drawn to« 
scale of not less than 1 inch to every 8 feet; and 
such plans, sections, and specifications shall 
indicate the height, design, structure (including 
provisions for fire prevention and for fire escapes), 
materials, building-line, sanitation, the propor- 
tion of the land which will be occupied by the 
building to be erected thereon, the position of the 
dampcourse, and the level of the lowest floor of 
such building, and of any yard or open space 
belonging thereto. 

(hk) The Council may approve such plans, sec~ 
tions, and specifications, or specify the alterations 
which should be made in the same before it will 
grant such approval: Provided that unless the 
Council, within one month from the receipt of any 
such applications accompanied by plans, sections, 
and specifications, notifies its approval of the 
same, or specifies the alterations which should be 
made as aforesaid, the Council shall be deemed to 
have approved thereof, subject to the building 
therein referred to being in conformity with the 
provisions of this Ordinance. 

Provided that any such approval shall be 
deemed to have lapsed unless the building therein 
referred to is commenced within twelve months 
from the date of such approval. 


[1918-137-476-471] 


Sioned and sealed at Sydney, this fifth day of 

~ June, in the year of our Lord one thousand 

nine hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Ixcellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


enna mee 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17. 


r6944] 








PROCLAMATION. 
(.8.) 
W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
. Wanrer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor 0 
aa State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance ot 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ do hereby amend Ordinance 
No. 16 under the said Act applying to. Municipalities 
and Ordinance No. 16 applying to Shires, respecting 
“Rolls of Ratepayers,’ as set out im the Schedule 
hereto. 
[1918-137-494-471] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth 
day of Juiy, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


eee 


8580 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


[26 Jory, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 
ORDINANCE No, 16 
(Applying to Municipalities). 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 5th 
January, 1917, and subsequently amended. | 


The Ordinance is amended by inserting the follow- 
ing clause after clause 2 thereof:— ~ 


Preparation of new roll on loss or destruction of 
original roll, 


2a. (a) Where the roll of ratepayers prepared in 
any year in accordance with clause 2 of this Ordinance 
has been lost or destroyed, the Minister may, upon 
application by the Council, authorise the preparation 
of a fresh roll of ratepayers to take the place of the 
roll which has been lost or destroyed. 

(6) When authority has been granted by the 

Minister under subclause (a) of this clause, the Clerk 
shall prepare a fresh roll of ratepayers in the manner 
provided in clause 2 of this Ordinance for the pre- 
paration of the original roll. 
(c) Such fresh roll prepared as hereinbefore 
provided shall, when signed by the Mayor and counter- 
signed by the Clerk, supersede the roll which has 
been lost or destroyed as the roll of ratepayers for 
the year in which it has been prepared. 


ORDINANCE No. 16 
(Applying to. Shires). 


[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th 
May, 1908, and subsequently amended. | 


_ The Ordinance is amended by inserting the follow- 
ing clause after clause 2 thereof ;— 


Preparation of new roll on loss or destruction of 

original roll, 

2a. (a) Where the roll of ratepayers prepared in 
any year in accordance with clause 2 of this Ordinance 
has been lost or destroyed, the Minister may, upon 
application by the Council, authorise the preparation 
of a fresh roll of ratepayers to take the place of the 
roll which has been lost or destroyed. 

_ , (b) When authority has heen granted by the 
Minister under subclause (a) of this clause, the Clerk 
shall prepare a fresh roll of ratepayers in the manner 
provided in clause 2 of this Ordinance for the pre- 
paration of the original roll. 

_(c) Such fresh roil prepared as hereinbefore 
provided shall, when signed by the President and 
countersigned by the Clerk, supersede the roll which 
has been lost or destroyed as the roll of ratepayers 
for the year in which it has been prepared. [319] 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17. 


ee 





( ' PROCLAMATION. 
L.S, 
W. EK. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 


Sir WaLtrer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
_ the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,” do hereby amend Ordinance 
No, 8 under the said Act applying to Municipalities 
and Ordinance No. 8 applying to Shires, respecting 
‘‘Nominations and Uncontested Elections,’ as set out 
in the Schedule hereto. 
Ba aeteaiaee tite 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixt Vy 
Spee aie. ydney, this twenty-sixth day 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE, 
ORDINANCE No. 8. 
(Applying to Municipalities.) 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 
: 14th May, 1908.) 

The Ordinance is amended by the omission of sub- 
elause (a) of clause 3 to the Ordinance, and the inser- 
tion of the following subclause in licu thereof :— 

Mode of nomination. 


3, (a) Every candidate for the office of Alderman 
shall be proposed for nomination in writing in the 
form of the nomination paper in the Schedule hereto 
or to the like offect, and such writing shall (i) state 
the surname and other names of the candidate, and 








his abode and occupation, if any; and (ii) be signed 
as proposers by at least two electors of the Ward or 
undivided Municipality for which he is proposed. 
Provided that in the event of the candidate pro- 
posed for nomination being out of the State on active 
military or naval service, or being engaged in muni- 
tions work abroad in connection with either the mili- 
tary or naval services, it shall not be necessary for the 
form of consent to nomination prescribed in the 
Schedule hereto to be signed by such candidate. 


ORDINANCE No. 8. 
(Applying to Shires.) 


[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th 
May, 1908, and subsequently amended, | 


The Ordinance is amended by the omission of sub- 
clause (a) of clause 3 to the Ordinance, and the inser- 
tion of the following subclause in lieu thereof :— 

Mode of nomination. 


3. (a) Every Candidate for the office of Councillor 
shall be proposed for nomination in writing in the 
form of the nomination paper in the Schedule hereto 
or to the like effect, and such writing shall (i) state 
the surname and other names of the candidate, and 
his abode and occupation, if any; and (ii) be signed 
as proposers by at least two electors of the Riding of 
the Shire for which he is proposed. 

Provided that in the event of the candidate pro- 
posed for nomination being out of the State on active 
military or naval service, or being engaged in muni- 
tions work abroad in connection with either the mili- 
tary or naval services, it shall not be necessary for the 
form of consent to nomination prescribed in the 
Schedule hereto to be signed by such candidate. 

[7116] 
“TOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 
SANITARY FEE. 


FE IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local GovernmentAct, 1906,’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has been pleased to 
approve of the action of the Council of the Munici- 
pality named in the Schedule hereto in fixing; subject 
to such approval, the fees and charges set out in such 
Schedule with respect to the service named, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
Minister. 
Department, of Local Government, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


ScuEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF MORPETH 
(1918-252-84-394), 


For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the Muni- 
cipality,—Seven pence (7d.) per pan for each re- 
moval. (These fees to be in lieu of those noti- 
fied in the Government Gazette, No. 149, of 25th 
August, 1916). [311] 





[9] Local Government Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 
1908.”? 

\ HEREAS His Excellency the Governor has, in 

pursuance of section 130 (1) of the ‘Local 

Government Act, 1906,’’ authorised the appropriation 

or resumption of the land described in the Schedule 

hereto for the purpose of a road of access to the 

Councii’s Night-soil.Dep6t at Cronulla: Now, there- 

fore, |, Jonn Danren FirzGrratp, being the Minister 

charged with the administration of the abovemen- 
tioned Act, in pursuance of section 130 (2) of the 

said Act, and of the “Public Works Act, 1912,” 

do hereby appropriate so much of the said land as 

may be Crown Land, or resume so much thereof as 
may be private property, and do notify that the said 
land is hereby vested in the Council of the Shire of 

Sutheriand, as the body corporate of the area. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 





ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the shire 
of Sutherland, parish of Sutherland, county of Cum- 
berland, State of New South Wales, containing an 
area of 24 perches, and being part of lot 50,—as shown 
on plan deposited at the Registrar-General’s Office, 


26 Juty, 1918.] 


and numbered 5,622; Commencing at a point on the 
eastern boundary of said lot 50, bearing and distant 
360 degrees 21 minutes 100 links from the south- 
eastern corner of said lot 50; and bounded thence on 


the east by part of the western boundary of lot 52. 


bearing 360 degrees 21 minutes for 300 links; thence 
on the north by part of the southern boundary of 
lot 40 bearing 270 degrees 24 minutes for 50 links; 
thence on the west by a line bearing 180 degrees 21 
minutes for 800 links; and thence on the south by a 
line bearing 90 degrees 24 minutes for 50 links, to 
the point of commencement, and said to be in the 
possession of the Holt Sutherland Estate Company, 
Limited. 

[L..G. 1918-133-318-404] 





Premier’s Office, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


H*® Excellency the Governor directs that it be 
notified that he is in receipt of a despatch 
from the Secretary of State for the Colonies inti- 
mating that M. Cesar Rizio Campana has been ap- 
pointed Consul in charge of the Consulate-General 
of France at Sydney, and that, as this gentleman 
is a ‘Consul de Carriere,’’ steps are being taken for 
the immediate issue to him of His Majesty’s 
Mxequatur. 

His Excellency authorises the recognition of M. 
Campana in the position mentioned, 


W. A. HOLMAN. 


ey 


[603] 


APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the provi- 

sions of the ‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910,’’ and 

with the concurrence of the Public Service Board, 

approved of the appointment of the undermentioned 

Police Officers as Assistant Inspectors of Fisheries for 

New South Wales :— 

Constable Albury Augustine O’Brien, of Cohuna,’ Vic- 
toria. 

Constable First Class Ernest Hennessy, of Narran- 
dera. 

Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor, of Cal Lal, 








HIS Fixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Exceutive Council, has been pleased to approve of 


Sergeant First Class David Menary, stationed at 
Singleton, being appointed as an Inspector of 
Weights and Measures, in accordance with the 
provisions of the ‘‘Weights and Measures 
Act, 1915,’’ and the ‘‘Weights and Measures 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’—to take effect from 
the 2lst June, 1918, vice Sergeant First Class 
R. Nancarrow, transferred. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
fxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


William Begg, of 80 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Claude Hilton Bushell, M..A., of Blayney. 

Alexander John Pittock, of Denison-street, Finley. 

Leslie Wallace Smith, of Breadalbane. 

Stanley Rupert Rowley, of Timaru, Waratah-street, 
Haberfield. 

Joseph Thomas Faulks, of Cofi’s Harbour. 

Roderick Norman Shaw, of Ulmarra. 

Alfred George Wickham, of Woolgoolga. } 

Sydney Montague Weaver, of Armoy, via Narromine. 

HOE AT Figs, of Newcastle District Hospital, New- 
castle. 

James Burns Wood, of 99 David-street, Brunswick, 


Victoria. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





CORRECTION IN NAME. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


IN the list of apnointments to the Commission of the 
Peace, notified in Government Gazette No. 89 of 
the 19th July instant, the name Thomas Walters, of 
Hickey’s Creek, should read Thomas Waters, of 


Hickey’s Creek. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


Fa ha Se a 


8581 





REMOVAL. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HiS lixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Exceutive Council, has approved of the name of 

Francis James Smith, of 23 Hargrave-street, Pad- 
dington, being removed from’ the Commission of 
the Peace for tie State of New South Wales. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





— 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GEMERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


William Holt Edmondson, Esquire, to be Coroner at 
Corowa, and a Coroner for the State generally, 
vice W. Shortt, Hsquire, L.R.C-P., J;P,. resigned. 

William Robert Teague, HMsquire, to be an ‘Appointed 
Member’”’ of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Corowa, vice Dr. W-. Shortt, 
resigned. 

Charles Henry Gale, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Maitland, to act as Deputy Licensing Magistrate 
of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Dis- 
tricts of Murrurundi, Scone, and Singleton, vice 
Al. H, MacDougal, Esquire, relieved,—from the 
22nd July to the 10th August, 1918, inclusive. 


JOHN GARLAND. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has been pleased to appoint the nudermentioned 
gentlemen as Honorary Probation Officers in pursuance of 
the provisions of Regulation 3 (b) under the Neglected 
Children and Juvenile Offenders Act :— 


Name. District. 
Reverend Father Haydon... Queanbey: n,. 
Mr. Roy McKenzie... : ... Beaconsfield. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, 





Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Mr. William John Bettington, of Yerragong, Merriwa, 
under the provisions of section 7 of the ‘Pastures 
Protection Act, 1912,’’ to be a Director of the Pastures 
Protection Board for the Pastures Protection District 
of Merriwa, for the unexpired period of two years 
from May, 1918, in order to complete the constitution 
of the Board. 
[1918-5,377-161 P.P.] 


[625] 


W. C. GRAHAME. 
Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.”’ 
t* is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 

Acting inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing par- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, vig, :— 

BatHorst. 
Mr, R. Evans, of Bathurst. 
[1918-5,262-58 P.P.| 

ConpDoBoLin. 
Constable Arthur Mdward McPherson, of Fifield. 


[1918-5,285-397 PSP.] 
W. C. GRAHAME. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


WILLIAM ARTHUR HOLMAN, the Colonial Treasurer 
of the State of New South Wales do, by virtue of the 
power conferred upon me by section 2 (1) (a) of the ‘‘ Special 
Deposits Account Act, 1911,” by this notification specify the 
milling operations of the Government at the Aitken Brothers 
Flour Mills, Ultimo, as a Government institution for which 
a Special Deposit Account may be opened in the Preasury to 
be operated upon as provided by section 2 of the said Act, 
and I declare that such account when opened shall be so 
operated upon as from the Ist day of July 1915. 


W. A. HOLMAN. 


£632] 


35823 





“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 





CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT OF ANNUAL SUMS 
TO BE PAID BY THE COUNCIL OF THK 
MUNICIPALITY OF BREWARRINA IN RE- 
SPECT OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON WORKS 
OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE TOWN OF 
BREWARRINA. 


W HEREAS in pursuance of the provisions of the 

“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’ the Minister for Public Works in and for the 
State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, has duly certifiedd that the whole amount 
expended by the Government of the said State on 
certain Works of Water Supply for the town of Bre- 
warrina, and works incidental thereto, with interest 
at the rate of four pounds per centum per annum on 
the sum making up such amount calculated from the 
time such sums were expended to the 3lst March, 
1918, is the sum of five thousand eight hundred and 
thirty-nine pounds twelve shillings and eight pence 
(£5,839 12s. 8d.), and such certified amount has been 
duly notified in the Government Gazette of 12th day 
of April, 1918, No. 45. And whereas in further pur- 
suance of the provisions of the said Acts, His Excel- 
lency the Governor, by a notification published in the 
tyovernment Gazette of the 17th day of May, 1918, 
No. 62, has fixed the term of fifty years as the period 
within which the amount shall be liquidated by the 
payment of such annual sums as shall, after the last 
of such payments, extinguish the whole amount of 
such cost, with interest at the rate of four pounds per 
centum per annum on the balance remaining unpaid 
in each year: Now, I, the Honourable Wiir1amM 
ArtHuR Horiman, the Colonial Treasurer in and for 
the said State, in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘‘Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’’ do hereby certify that the amount of the 
annual sums so payable by the Council of the Muni- 
eipality of Brewarrina shall be two hundred and 
seventy-one pounds sixteen shillings and nine pence 
(£271 16s. 9d.), to be paid in each and every year 
during the said period of fifty years. 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this thirteenth 
day of July, in the year of our Lord ono 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. A. HOLMAN, 
Colonial Treasurer. 





Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. C. A. 
Humbley’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 8,725, of 350 
yards, at Panbula Lake, being cancelled owing to its 
not having been cultivated in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the Fisheries Regulations. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[518] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
: the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
James Evens’ Oyster Culture Lease No. 5.346, of 200 
yards, at Port Stephens, being renewed for a period 
of five years from the Ist June, 1918, at an annual 
rental at the rate of 10s. per 100 vards, or a total 
rental of £1; and’ of Mr. Andrew Derwent’s Oyster 
Culture Lease No. 3,966, of 100 yards, at Georges 
River, being renewed for a period of fifteen years from 
the Ist February, 1919, at an annual rental of £1. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of the 
acceptance of the surrender, as from the 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1917. of Mr. John Marsh’s Oyster Culture Leases 
Nos. 4,850 and 8,454, of 5 acres 17 perches, and 7 
acres 2 roods and 36 perches, respectively, at Clarence 
River, on the ground that the areas cannot be suc- 
cessfully cultivated by the lessee. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[513] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 





[26 Jury, 1918. 





[519] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
Tt is hereby notified, for general information, that 
protection has been removed from kangaroos and 
wallaroos until the 31st December, 1918, in the 
Pastures Protection Districts of Canonba and Moree, 
and in the parishes of Bickanbeeni, Dewar, Ballimore, 
Spring Creek, Erskine, and Bruah (Pastures Protec- 
tion District of Dubbo). Protection has also been 
removed until the time mentioned in the Pastures 
Protection Districts of Bourke, Brewarrina, Hillston, 
Menindie, Milparinka, Walgett, Walgett North, 
Wanaaring, Wentworth, and Wilcannia, vide noti- 
fication of 28th June, 1918. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


| 





Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the business connected with the adminis- 
tration of the ‘‘Dividing Fences Act, 1902” (No. 63, 
1902), which is at present vested in the Chief Secre- 
tary, being transferred to the Ministerial control and 


direction of the Minister for Lands. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 
[484 } Chicf Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.—BY-LAWS. 


\ HE subjoined By-laws made by the Municipal 
Council of Sydney, in pursuance of the provi- 

sions of the ‘‘Sydney Corporation (Amendment) Act, 
1917.’ for the control of band performances in public 
parks, having been approved by His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
are published in accordance with the requirements of 


law. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





BY-LAWS CONTROLLING BAND PERFORM- 
ANCES IN PARKS. 


The Municipal Council of Sydney, in exercise of the 
powers conferred upon it by the ‘‘Sydney Corporation 
(Amendment) Act, 1917,” and of all other powers 
enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following 
By-laws :— 

1109. No person shall occupy a seat provided by the 
Council for any time at and during any musical per- 
formance in a public park in the City, unless and 
until he has paid for such accommodation the sum of 
two pence. 


1110. No person attending a musical performance in 
a public park in the City, or being in the vicinity of 
the same, shall behave in a disorderly, offensive, or 
objectionable manner during such performance. 


1111. Any officer of the Council may forthwith re- 
move from a public park in the City any person be- 
having in a disorderly, offensive, or objectionable 
manner during any musical performance in such park. 


1112. In the construction of these By-laws the fol- 
lowing terms in inverted commas shall, unless incon- 
sistent with the context or subject matter have the 
meanings, and include the things assigned to them 
respectively : — 

“Nusical performance’ shall mean any musical 
performance aranged for or permitted by the 
Municipal Couneil of Sydney. 

“Oity’’ shall mean the City of Sydney. 

“Council”? shall mean The Municipal Council of 
Sydney. 

“Officer of the Council’? shall mean any person 
deputed by the Town Clerk to be in attend- 
ance at and during any musical performance 
for the purpose of superintending the same, 
or for collecting fees, preserving order, or 
otherwise. 

.1113. Any person contravening, offending against, 
or failing to comply with the foregoing By-laws shall, 
for each offence upon conviction, forfeit and pay a 
penalty or sum not exceeding £10. 

Made by The Municipal Council of Sydney, this 


eighteenth dav of June, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 


(u.8.) JOYNTON SMITH, 
Tsomas H. Nesnrrt, Lord Mayor. 
Town Clerk, 


26 Juxy, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 91. 











[483] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


HIS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Metropolitan 
Traffic Act, 1900,” as amended by Act No. 4 of 1918, to alter and amend, 
in the following manner, the Regulations for General Traffic and Public 
Vehicles, to operate within the boundaries of the Metropolitan Traffic 


District. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


GENERAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. 

The provisio after clause (b) of subsection 5 of section VI of the 
Regulations for General Traffic, as published in the Government Gazectie, 
No. 98, of 2nd Junc, 1916, is hereby repealed, and the following is inserted 
in lieu thereof :— 


Provided no person shall be liable to a penalty .for any breach of 
clause (b) if the lamp required by clause (a) is so made and affixed 
that it shall also show a red light clearly visible at a distance of 
50 yards to any person approaching from the rear of such vehicle, or 
if, in the ease of a cab, or omnibus, or carriage, or buggy, or sulky, 
or bicycle, or motor cycle, a clean red reflector of not less than 2 inches 
in diameter, so constructed as to reflect any light thrown upon it, 
be firmly affixed to the rear of such vehicle in such a manner as to be 
clearly visible to any person approaching from the rear. 


After subsection 23 of section VI of the Regulation for General Traffic, 
as published in the Government Gazette, No. 98, of 2nd- June, 1916, the 
following is inserted :— 


23a. Drive any horse to the harness of which a bearing rein is 
attached. 


Provided that no person shall be liable to a penalty for any breach 
of this subsection if it is proved to the satisfaction of the Court 
that such bearing rein did not cause pain or annoyance to the horse to 
which it was attached. 


After subsection 11 of section VII of the Regulations for Gencral 
Traffic, as published i in the Government Gazette, No. 98, of 2nd June, 1916, 
the following is inserted :— 


12. Cause any loaded lorry, trolly, waggon, or other similar vehicle, to 
which two horses are attached, to be backed across the footpath of any 
public strect. 


Provided it shall not be an offence for any person to so back such 
vehicle if— 


(a) there is provided within the premises to which the loading 
of the vehicle is to be delivered a block and ‘tackle or other 
suitable appliance with the necessary means of attaching 
same to the rear of the vehicle, and such block and tackle or 
appliance is operated by a person other than the driver of 
such vehicle in such a manner as to protect the horses from 
undue strain; 


(b) the footpath 1s level with, or on a decline between, the lower- 
most portion of the roadway and the building line. 


Provided further that the use of such block and tackle or appliance 
shall not be deemed an offence against subsection 2 (¢) of seetion 1 
of the Regulations for Pedestrian Traffic. 


PUBLIC VEHICLE REGULATIONS. 


After the word “as” in subsection 2 of section 60 of the Regula- 
tions for Public Vehicles, as published in the Government Gazette No. 98, 
of 2nd June, 1916, the words “the driver or” are inserted. 


The words and figures “ or one passenger and not more than 100 lb.” in 


Part 1, Table C, Schedule G of the Regulations for Public Vehicles, as 
published in the Government Cazette, No. 98, of 2nd June, 1916, are 
hereby repealed. 





[26 Juny, 1918. 





- 8584 -NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 91. 
[346] Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1918. 


“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902,’ SECTION 55. 
UnuEALTHY Burzpine Lanp, lots 1, 2, 14, and 15, 
section 5, Crawley Estate, Beach, Hammond, and 
Percy streets, Municipality of Junee. 


HE Board of Health have reported that, after due — 


inquiry, they are of opinion that it would be pre- 
judicial to health if certain land situated within the 
Municipality of Junee, parish of South Jewnee, county 
of Clarendon, being lots 1 and 2, section 5, Crawley 
Estate, corner of Beach and Hammond streets, and 
lots 14 and 15 of the same section and estate fronting 
Percy-street, and shown on deposited plan 1,554, were 
built upon in its present condition. 

The Board of Health have further reported that, 
in order to render such land fit to be built upon, it 
1s necessary that— 

(a) the present surface of the land be covered with 
clean soil or sand to a height level with the 
crown of the adjoining streets; 

(b) the surface of all that part of the land which 
is included within the walls of every building 
which may be built upon it, except buildings 
erected on piles or piers, be covered with a 
layer of concrete composed of the following 
ingredients, nameiy :—One measure of cement 
of approved brand, three and a half measures 
of clean, sharp sand, free from loam or 
organic matter, and six and a half measures 
of broken metal or gravel, 24-inch gauge, 
laid 6 inches thick, properly spread and well 
rammed ; 

(c) all floors be laid on joists not less than 1 foot 
6 inches above the concrete covering, the 
space thus formed to be ventilated by the 
insertion of one air-brick, measuring 9 x 6 
inches, to every 6 feet (lincal) of foundation, 
except in the case of buildings erected on 
piles or piers, the floors of which are to be 
laid on joists not less than 1 foot 6 inches 
above the filling upon such land; 

(d) the space between piles or piers be left open; 
the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction 
of the Board of Health. 

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me by section 55 (1) of the 
‘‘Public Health Act, 1902,’’ I hereby declare that such 
land shall not be built upon until the measures above 
referred to, which are also specified in a dccument 
deposited at the Office of the Local Authority (the 
Council of the Municipality of Junee), and open to 
the inspection of any person, have been complied with, 
or until this notice has been revoked by me. 


JOHN D, FITZGERALD, 
Minister of Public Health. 





[347] Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 25th July, 1918. 


“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902,’ SECTION 55. 


UNHEALTHY BuitpIne Lanp, lots 1 and 2, section 15; 
lots 4 to 12, and portion of lot 3, section 17; lots 
9 to 14, and portion of lots 7, 8, and 15, section 
10; lots 1, 2,3, 4, 24, 25, and 26, section 11, 
Crawley Estate, Seignior, Joffre, and French 
streets, and Gaba Tepe and Anzac avenue, Muni- 
cipality of Junee. 


HE Board of Health have reported that, after due 
inquiry, they are of opinion that it would be pre- 
judicial to health if certain land situated in the Muni- 
cipality of Junee, and described in the Schedule 
hereunder, were built upon in its present condition. 
_ The Board of’ Health have further reported that, 
in order to render such land fit to be built upon, it 
is necessary that— 


(a) the present surface of the land be covered with 
clean soil or sand to a height level with the 
crown of Seignior-street ; 

(b) adequate stormwater drains be constructed: 

(c) the surface of all that part of the land which 
is included within the walls of every building 
which may be built upon it, except buildings 
erected on piles or piers, be covered with a 
layer of concrete composed of the following 
ingredients, namely :—One measure of cement 
of approved brand, three and a half measures 
of clean, sharp sand, free from loam or 
organic matter, and six and a half measures 
of broken metal or gravel, 21-inch gauge, 
laid 6 inches thick, properly spread and well 
rammed ; 





(d) all floors be laid on joists not less than 1 foot 
6 inches above the concrete covering, the 
space thus formed to be ventilated by the 
insertion of one air-brick, measuring 9 x 6 
inches, to every 6 feet (lineal) of foundation, 
except in the case ‘of buildings erected on 
piles or piers, the floors of which are to be 
laid on joists not less than 1 foot 6 inches 
above the filling upon such land; 


(e) the space between piles or piers be left open; 


the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction 
of the Board of Health. 


Now, therefore, in pursuance of the power and 
authority vested in me’ by section 55 (1) of the 
‘Public Health Act, 1902,’’ I hereby declare that such 
land shall not be built upon until the measures above 
referred to, which are also specified in a document 
deposited at the Office of the Local Authority (the 
Council of the Municipality of Junee), and open to 
the inspection of any person, have been complied with, 
or until this notice has been revoked by me. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that land situated in the Municipality of Junee, 
parish of South Jewnee, county of Clarendon, com- 
prising the whole of lots 4 to 12, both inclusive, 
section 17, Crawley Estate, Junee Junction, being a 
re-subdivision of deposited plan 1,337, and shown on 
plan A 297226 lodged at the Office of the Registrar- 
General, Sydney; that portion of lot 3 of the same 
section and estate lying between the west side of 
Joffre-street and a line 105 feet distant from and 
parallel to the said street; the whole of lots 9 to 14, 
both inclusive, section 10, of the same estate; that 
portion of lot 15 of the last above-mentioned section 
lying between the east side of Joffre-street and a line 
80 feet distant from and parallel to the said street; 
those portions of lots 7 and 8 of the same section and 
estate lying between a line 80 feet distant from and 
parallel to Seignior-street and the western boundaries 
of those lots; the whole of lots 1 to 4, inclusive, and 
24 to 26, inclusive, section 11, of the same estate; 
the whole of lots 1 and 2, section 15, of the same estate. 





Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 25th July, 1918. 


“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902,’ SECTION 55. 


Unuseattuy Butnpine Lanp, lots 4, 17, and 18, and 
part of lots 5 and 16, section 1, Commins and 
Bolton streets; lots 11 to 16, section 2, Bolton, 
Peel, and Main streets; lot 10, section 3, Main- 
street; lot 3, section 4, Waratah and Lisgar 
streets; lots 4 to 7, and part of lot 8, section 2, 
Lisgar-street, Municipality of Junee. 

HE Board of Health have reported that, after due 
inquiry, they are of opinion that it would be pre- 
judicial to health if certain land situated in the Muni- 
cipality of Junee, and described in the Schedule 
hereunder, were built upon in its present condition. 


_ The Board of Health have further reported that, 
in order to render such land fit to be built upon, it 
is necessary that 


(a) the present surface of the land be covered with 
clean soil or sand to a height level with the 
crown of the adjoining streets; 

(b) adequate stormwater drains be constructed ; 

(c) the surface of all that part of the land which 
is included within the walls of every building 
which may be built upon it, except buildings 
erected on-piles or piers, be covered with a 
layer of concrete composed of the following 
ingredients, namely :—One measure of cement 
of approved brand, three and a half measures 
of clean, sharp sand, free from loam or 
organic matter, and six and a half measures 
of broken metal or gravel, 2}-inch gauge, 
laid 6 inches thick, properly spread and well 
rammed ; 

(d) all floors be laid on joists not less than 1 foot 
6 inches above the concrete covering, the 
space thus formed to be ventilated by the 
insertion of one air-brick, measuring 9 x 6 
inches, to every 6 feet (lineal) of foundation, 
except in the case of buildings erected on 
piles or piers, the floors of which are to be 
laid on joists not less than 1 foot 6 inches 
above the filling upon such land : 


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(ec) the space between piles or piers be left open— 
the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction 
of the Board of Health: Now, therefore, in pursuance 
of the power and authority vested in me by section 55 
(1) of the ‘‘Public Health Act, 1902,’’ I hereby declare 
that such land shail not be built upon until the 
measures above referred to, which are also specified 
in a document deposited at the Office of the Local 
Authority (the Council of the Municipality of Junee), 
and open to the inspection of any person, have been 
comphed with, or until this notice has been revoked 


by me. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that land situated in the Municipality of Junce, 
parish of South Jewnee, county of Clarendon, com- 
prising the whole of lot 4, Bolton-street, and lots 17 
and 18, Commins-street, section 1, Crawley subdi- 
vision, shown on deposited plan No. 2,004; that 
portion of lot 5, Boiton-street, of the same section and 
estate, lying between the eastern side of Bolton-strect 


and a line 132 feet distant from and parallel to the | 


said street; that portion of lot 16, Commins-street, of 
the same section and estate, lying between a line 132 
feet distant from and parallel to Commins-street and 
the western boundary of that lot; the whole of lots 
11 to 16, inclusive, Main, Peel, and Bolton streets, 
section 2, of the same estate; the whole of lot 10, 
Main-street, section 3, of the same estate; the whole 
of lot 3, Waratah and Lisgar streets, section 4, village 
of Junee subdivision; the whole of lots 4 to 7, inclu- 
Sive, Hisgar-street, section 2, of the abovementioned 
subdivision ; that portion of lot 8 of the same section 
and subdivision, lying between a line 90 feet distant 
from and parailel to Lisgar-street and the southern 
boundary of that lot. 


All the abovenamed and deposited plans are lodged 
at the Office of the Registrar-General, Sydney. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT; 1912.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912.”’ for the following public purpose, namely, a 
Public School at THNANDRA, and is vested in the 
Minister of Public Instruction on behalf of His 
Majesty the King for the purposes of the ‘Public 
Instruction Act of 1880.’’ 


Dated the seventccnth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eix!}:teen. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





DEscrirTION oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 2 acres, being part of portion 220 of 200 acres 
ex roads, parish of Tenandra, county of Clarendon: 
Commencing at a point bearing south 34 degrees 35 
minutes west and distant 19 chains 96 links from 
the north-east corner of portion 220; and bounded 
thence on the south-east by a line bearing south 15 
degrees 1 minute west 5 chains; on the south-west 
by a reserved road 1 chain wide through portion 220 
bearing north 74 degrees 59 minutes west 4 chains; 
on the north-west by a line bearing north 15 degrees 
1 minute east 5 chains; and on the north-east by a 
line bearing south 74 degrees 59 minutes east, to the 
point of commencement. [504 | 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


{ is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
riated, and so much thereof as is private property 
4 been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 


1912.” for the following public purpose, namely, a 
Public School oat BEECHWOOD, and is vested in the 
Minister of Public Instruction on behalf of His 
Majesty the King for the purposes of the ‘Public 
Instruction Act of 1880.” 


Dated the sixteenth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 


DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 2 acres situate at Beechwood, in the parish of Red- 
bank, county of Macquarie, State of New South 
Wales: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
freehold portion 141; and bounded thence on the east 
by a line running north for a distance of 3 chains 
33 4/10th links; on the north by a line running west 
for a distance of 6 chains; on the west by a line 
running south for a distance of 3 chains 33 4/10th 
links to the north-west corner of portion 141 afore- 
said; and thence by the northern boundary of that 
portion, to the point of commencement. [ 505 | 





[329} Department df the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


pe following Regulations (repealing Publie Service 

Regulations Nos. 124 and 186, and substituting therefor 
new Regulations, and amending Regulations Nos. 88, 119, and 
122), made by the Public Service Board, under the provisions 
of the “Public Service Act, 1902,” have been approved by 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and are published in accordance with the requirements 
of that Act. 


DAVID R. HALL. 





REGULATIONS UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


WHEREAS by the “Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 
Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 
alter, and amend Regulations: Now, the Publie Service Board, 
under and by virtue of the powers contained in the above- 
mentioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby repeal Regulations 124 and 186 and substitute therefor 
the following, and amend Regulations 88, 119, and 122, as 
follows:— ; 


Equipment, Travelling, and Forage Allowances, Forestry Commission. 
88 (a). In liew of “10s. per day” “12s. 6d. per day” is 
inserted. 
Grade Tests. 


119 (iv). The following paragraph is added to Regulation 
119 (2v) :— - 

“Provided, however, that officers who pass the test 
mentioned in this section shall be deemed to have 
passed the examination prescribed in either Regula- 
tion 122 or Regulation 126 for admission to the 
Higher Series of Grades.” 





EXAMINATION TO QUALIFY FOR ADMISSION TO THE HIGHER 
SERIES OF GRADES—CLERICAL DIVISION. 
122. In liew of Regulation 122, Subsection II, Social and 
Economic Problems of the State, Part 3, Administrative, the 
following is inserted :-— 


3. Administrative. 
One of the following :— 
(a) Department of Labour and Industry. 


Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Acts ; 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and Amending 
Acts; Factories and Shops Acts; Eight Hours 
Act, 1916; Apprentices Act; Workmen’s Com- 
pensation Act; Seaifolding and Lifts Act; also 
Regulations and Administrative procedure under 
the above Acts. 


(b) State Children Relief Branch. 


State Children Relief Act; Neglected Children Pro- 
tection Act; State Childven Protection Act; 
Infant Protection Act; Girls Protection Act; 
Private Hospitals Act; Reformatory and Indus- 
trial Schools Act; also Regulations and Admin- 
istrative procedure under the above Acts, 


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(c) Miscellaneous. 


Invalidity and Old Age Pensicns Acts; Materni'y 
Allowance Act, 1912; Commonwealth Industries 
Preservation Act; Workmen’s Compensation 
Act; Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration 
Acts; Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 
Amending Acts. 


Norr.—The relevant chapters of State and Commonwealth 
Year Books should be referred to in all groups in ‘‘ Adminis- 
trative.” 

Grade Tests. 
124, In lieu of Regulation 124 the following is substituted :— 


124. No Cadet Draftsman shall receive an increase of salary 
above £155 per annuin or promotion to the position of 
draftsman until he shall have passed an examination in the 
subjects shown hereunder, provided thati no cadet sball be 
admitted to the examination until he shall have served three 
years as a cadet. 

Survey Drafismen. 


Full Pass 
Mark. Mark. 
1. Drawing:--Plan drawing, enlarging, and 
reducing, tracing, potting, use of pro- 
tractor and scales, lettering <eOOO 180 
2. Mathematics:—Solution of triangles, 
curves and roads, computation of latitude 
and departure and of areas tes fe OO 180 
3. Description writing... eae see a lLOO 60 
4. Precis writing ace See be nig ae 40 
5. Departmental Procedure: Acts administered 
by or chiefly affecting the administration 
of the Department and regulations there- 
LUNG ERAA Ns «. bp tee see pda) dl) 100 


Engineering Draftsmen. 
. Precis writing on ne _ vey LOO 40 
. Drawing:—Plan drawing, tracing, plot- 
ting, use of protractor and scales, and 


| Se 


drawing from sketches ... wee .. 300 1890 
8. Solution of triangles, curves, roads, eom- 

putation of latitude and departure, and 

ofiareas ... oe at 50 nee SOU 100 
4, Applied mechanics and theory of design of 

structures and machinery 300 150 


(This paper will be different for the different 
branches of the Service). 
5. [reparation of specifications, calculations 
of quantities and estimates of costs ... 200 100 


* For the Registrar-General’s Department the Acts will be :— 
‘Real Property Act, 1900.” 
“Local Government, 1906,” as applied to subdivisions of 
land and new roads. 
‘Width of Streets and Lanes Act, 1902.” 
© Registration of Deeds Act, 1897,” 


_ No Cadet Draftsman shall be deemed to have passed the 
Grade Test unless he shall have obtained 60% of the aggregate 
marks and in addition the pass mark shown opposite the 
respective subjects. 


———— ee 


TEMPORARY FEMALE EMPLOYEES. 


186. In lieu of Regulation 186, the following is substi- 
tuted :— 


186. Candidates for employment must not be Jess than 15 
years of age nor more than 17, and must be in sound bodily 
health and of good character, Applications must be in their 
own handwriting, accompanied by testimonials, and addressed 
to the Board. 


Pay shall run from the date on which the applicants enter 
on duty in the Department, and shall from the beginning of 
the first year to the end of the fourth year be in accordance 
with that prescribed by the Industrial Award for employees 
doing similar work. 


At the expiration of the fourth year their service with the 
Government may terminate; but, if suitable, they will be 
eligible for eppointment in the event of a vacancy occurring. 
Thereafter pay shall be at the following rates :— 

Fifth to tenth year, inclusive, at the rate of £85 p.a. 

Eleventh to fifteenth year ,, 7 ie £90 ,, 

Sixtcenth to twentieth year ,, 3 _ OSM: 

After compieting twenty years’ service ,, £109 ,, 
Overtime worked will be paid for at rates in accordance with 
the scale in Regulation 131. 


The services of temporary employees may be dispersed with 
at any time. 
J. M. TAYLOR, Members of the 
E. H. WILSHIRE, ) pabaetie gan. 


Dated at the Office of the Public Service Board, 33-39 
Hunter-street, Sydney, this 5th day of July, 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE ‘‘PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
a the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown land has been appropri- 
ated, and so much thereof as is private property has 
been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” 
for the following public purpose, namely, the carrying 
out and construction of certain stormwater sewers 
discharging into Johnstone’s Bay, Port Jackson, in 
the State of New South Wales, and is vested in the 
Minister for Public Works, as Constructing Authority 
on behaif of His Maiesty, for the purposes of the 
‘‘Johnstone’s Bay Stormwater. Sewers Act, 1894.’’— 


Dated the tenth day of July, one thousand nine 


hundred and eighteen. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





Desoription oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


Ail that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni- 
cipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, county 
of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being 
part of lot 6a, section 29, on Deposited plan No. 1,822, 
and also part of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, registered volume 2,707, folio 157, and contain- 
ing an area of 7°36 perches or thereabouts : Commenc- 
ing at the southernmost corner of the land comprised 
in the aforesaid Certificate of Title; and bounded 
thence on the south-west by part of the north-eastern 
boundary of a drainage reserve 4 feet wide, shown on 
Deposited Plan No. 1,822, being a line bearing 291 
degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds 32 decimal 92 links; 
thence on the north-west by a line bearing 44 degrees 
47 minutes 50 seconds 34 decimal 71 links; thence 
again on the north-west by 131 decimal 09 links of the 
are ot a eircle of 247 decimal 30 links radius, the 
centre of which lies to the south-east of the chord, 
which bears 59 degrees 59 minutes 129 decimal 56 
links to a point on a south-western building line of 
Booth-street ; thence on the north-east by part of that 
building line bearing 163 degrees 32 minutes 15 
seconds 30 decimal 31 links to a point on the north- 
western boundary of an easement of 62 perches, to 
the Minister for Public Works, as shown on plan 
attached to Transfer No. A.331760; thence on the 
south-east by part of that boundary, being 115 decimal 
89 iinks of the arc of a circle of 217 links radius, the 
centre of which lies to the south-east of the chord 
which bears 240 degrees 5 minutes 50 seconds 114 
decimal 52 links; and thence again on the south-east 
by part of the same boundary, being a line bearing 224 
degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 21 decimal 84 links, to 
the point of commencement, and said to be in the 
possession of Mary, wife of Ruben Bell Preston. 

All bearings are to Trigonometrical Meridian. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South 
Wales, being part of a reserve for drainage 4 feet 
wide, shown on Deposited Plan No. 1,822, and also 
part of Certificate of Title, registered volume 2,688, 
folio 45, and containing an area of 3/10 of a perch or 
thereabouts: Commencing at the north-eastern corner 
of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, regis- 
tered volume 1.249, folio 181; and bcunded thence on 
the south-west by part of the north-eastern boundary 
of that land, being a line bearing 291 degrees 46 
minutes 40 seconds 32 decimal 92 links; thence on the 
north-west by a line bearing 44 degrees 47 minutes 
50 seconds 6 decimal 58 links to a point on the south- 
western boundary of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, registered volume 2,707, folio 157; thence on 
the north-east by part of that boundary, being a line 
bearing 111 degrees 46 minutes 40) seconds 32 decimal 
92 links; and thence on the south-east by a line bear- 
ing 224 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 6 decimal 58 
links, to the point of commencement, and said to be 
in the possession of The Sydney Frechold Land and 
Investment Company, Limited. 

All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of lot 7, section 29, on Deposited Plan 
No. 1,822, and also part of the land comprised in 
Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,249, folio 181, 


| and containing an area of 1°58 perches or thereabouts ; 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. - 3587 





Commencing on the north-eastern corner of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 
1,301, folio 186; and bounded thence on the south- 
west by part of the north-eastern boundary of that 
land, being a line bearing 291 degrees 46 minutes 
40. seconds 82 decimal 92 links; thence on the north- 
west by a line bearing 44 degrees 47 minutes 50 
seconds 52 decimal 91 links to a point on the south- 
western boundary of a drainage reserve 4 feet wide, 
shown on Deposited Plan No. 1,822; thence on the 
north-east by part of that boundary, being a line bear- 
ing 111 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds 32 decimal 92 
links to the north-western corner of 14 perches, re- 
sumed for Johnstone’s Creek Stormwater Channel, by 
notification in Government Gazette No. 10, dated 7th 
January, 1898; and thence on the south-east by the 
north-western boundary of that land, being a line 
bearing 224 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 32 decimal 
91 iinks, to the point of commencement, and said to 
be in the possession of Henry David Preston, 


All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 


Also all that piece or parcel of Jand situate in the 
Municipality ot Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county or Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being parts of lots 8, 9, and 10, section 29, on De- 
posited Plan No. 1,822, and also part of the land com- 
prised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,301, 
folio 186, and containing an area of 314 perches or 
thereabouts: Commencing at north-eastern corner of 
land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 978, folio 108, being a point on the left bank 
of Johnstone’s Creek, as shown on Deposited Plan No. 
1.822; and bounded thence on the south-west_by part 
of the north-eastern boundary of that land, being a 
line bearing 291 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds 6 
decimal 29 links; thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 44 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 98 decimal 
74 links to a point on the south-western boundary of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 1,249, folio 181; thence on the north-east by 
part of that boundary, being a line bearing 111 degrees 
46 minutes 40 seconds 32 decimal 92 links to the 
north-western corner of 92/100 of a perch resumed for 
Johnstone’s Creek Stormwater Channel, by notifica- 
tion in Government Gazette No. 10, dated 7th Janu- 
ary, i898: thence on the south-east by the north-west- 
ern boundary of that land, being a line bearing 224 
degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 48 decimal 50 links to 
# point on the left bank of Johnstone’s Creek afore- 
said; and thence by part of that bank upwards, to the 
point of commencement, and said to be in the posscs- 
sion of Maria, wife of Thomas Clarke. 

All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
beig part of lot 11, section 29, on Deposited Plan 
No. 1,822, and also part of the land comprised in 
Certificate of Title, registered volume 978, folio 108, 
and containing an area of 4 of a perch or thereabouts : 
Commencing at the easternmost corner of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 
1.636. fclio 250, being a point on the left bank of 
Johnstone’s Creek, as shown on Deposited Plan No. 
1.822; and bounded thence on the south-east by part 
of that bank downwards to the southernmost corner 
of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, regis- 
tered volume 1.301, folio 186; thence on the north- 
east by part of the south-western boundary of that 
Jand, being a line bearing 291 degrees 46 minutes 40 
seconds 6 decimal 29 links; thence on the north-west 
by a line bearing 224 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 
32. decimal 91 links to a point on the north-eastern 
boundary of the land comprised in the aforesaid Certi- 
ficate of Title, registered volume 1,638, folio 250'; 
and thence on the south-west by part of that boun- 
dary, being a line bearing 111 degrees 46 minutes 40 
seconds 14 decimal 35 links, to the point of commence- 
ment, and said to be in the pessession of Jacob Wilks. 

Al! bearings sre to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 

_ Also ail that niece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of lots 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, section 29, on 
deposited plan No. 1,822, and also part of the land 


comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume | 


1,696. folio 250, and containing an area of 69 perches 
or thereabouts: Commencing at the south-eastern 
corner of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
resistered volime 978, folio 108, being a point on the 
lett bank of Johnstone’s Creek, as shown on deposited 
pien No. 1,8:2: and bounded thence on the south-east 








by part of that bank upwards to the northernmost 
corner of 53 perches, resumed for Johnstone’s Creek 
Stormwater Channel, by notification in Government 
Gazette No. 10, dated 7th January, 1898; thence 
again on the south-east by part of the north-western 
boundary of that land, being a line bearing 224 de- 
grecs 47 minutes 50 seconds 89 decimal 80 links to 
the north-castern corner of the land comprised in 
Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,537, folio 178; 
thence on the south-west by part of the north-eastern 
boundary of that land, being a line bearing 291 de- 
grees 46 minutes 40 seconds 32 decimal 92 links; 
thenee on the north-west by a line bearing 44 degrees 
47 minutes 50 seconds 164 decimal 57 links to a point 
on the south-western boundary of the land comprised 
in Certificate of Title, registered volume 978, folio 
108 atoresaid; and thence on the north-east by part 
of the south-western boundary of that land, being a 
line bearing 111 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds 14 
decimal 35 links, to the point of commencement, and 
said to be in the possession of Eleanor, wife of John 
Wylie Povah. 

All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Annandale, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being part of lot 17, section 29, on deposited plan 
No. 1.822, and also part of the land comprised in 
Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,537, folio 178, 
and containing an area of 16 4/10 perches or there- 
abouts: Commencing at the southernmost corner of 
the aforesaid land, being the intersection of the south- 
eastern side of Taylor-street with the north-western 
houndary of 53 perches resumed for Johnstone’s 
Creek Stormwater Channel by notification in the 
Government Gazette No. 10, dated 7th January, 1898 ; 
and bounded thence on the south-east by part of the 
north-western boundary of that land, being 38 decimal 
73 links of the are of a circle of 490 links radius, the 
certre of which lics to the south-east. of the chord 
which bears 42 degrees 32 minutes 38 decimal 72 links ; 
and thence again by part of that boundary, being :a 
line bearing 44 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 342 
decima] 49 links to the southernmost corner of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 
1,636, folic 250; thence on the north-east by part of 
the south-western boundary of that land, being a 
line bearine 291 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds 32 
decimal 92 links; thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 224 degrees 47 minutes 50 seconds 298 deci- 
mal 61 links to a point on the south-eastern side of 
Taylor-street aforesaid; and thence on the north-west 
by part of that side of that street bearing 200 de- 
erees 15 minutes 76 decimal 62 links, to the point of 
commencement, and said to be in the possession of 
John Wylie Povah. 

All bearings are to the Trigonometrical Meridian. 
[7184] 


NOVICH. OF FORECLOSURE UNDER REAL 
PROPERTY ACT. 
f\ihsceeat eons having been made for an order for 


foreclosure of the undermentioned mortgage, 
accompanied by the evidence required by the ‘‘Real 





’ Property Act, 1900’’: Notice is hereby given that 


the land comprised in the said mortgage is offered 
and wili remain open for sale untin THE 6TH SEP- 
TEMBER, 1918, on or after which date ornDER FOR FORE- 
CLOSURE, which will exclude all claims by the mort- 
gagor, or any person claiming under him, will be 
issued by me to the applicant unless the amount 
required to satisfy the principal and interest moneys 
due and the costs and expenses occasioned by the 
foreclosure proceedings (with interest up to time of 
sale added) has in the meantime been realised by the 
sale of the mortgaged land :— 


fHiortGacr No. A. 315,019, dated 28th April, 1917. 
ViortaaAcor: George Daniel Warburton. Morrt- 
GAGRE: John Frape. Lanps: 1 rood 243 perches, 
lots 6 and 8 of section 2; 354 verches, lot 7 of 
said section, deposited plan 1,112; 353 perches, 
lot 9 of section F; and 8 roods 25% perches, lots 
10, 11, and 12 of said section F, deposited plan 
3,098. all situated at Millthorpe, parish Graham, 
county Bathurst. Amount rEquIRED; £314 Ils., 
and interest from 28th April, 1917. 


Further particulars may be obtained by application 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. t 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


26th July, 1918. [609] 


3588 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Juny, 1918. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on on BEFORE 
THE 30TH AveustT, 1918:— | 

No, 20,675. APPLICANT :—Patrick James Cash- 
man, of Abbotsford. LAND:—Municipality Drum- 
moyne, 1. rood 343 perches, in Newcastle and Henry 
streets, Five Dock,—part lots 6 and 7, section 5, 
Gipps ‘Town, and part of a 3 feet reserve adjoining, 
being part of 1,500 acres (portion 256 of parish) 
granted to John Harris; adjoining properties of 
KH. A. Tormey, H. Fleming, F. M. Treble, M. A. 
Jackson, and G. G. James. [Applicant claims against 
the undermentioned mortgage, of which no discharge 
is registered :—25th August, 1868, Hhzabeth Aitchi- 
son first part, David Aitchison second part, Mary 
Ann Phillips third part. Applicant claims title by 
possession as against Richard Jones, John William 
Gosling, and Alexander Brodie Spark, purchasers 
from Thomas Brennand by conveyance dated 29th 
January, 1841, registered Book W. No. 358.] 

No. 20,773. APPLICANT :—William Provan, of 
Mona Vale, near Sydney. LAND:—County Cum- 
berland, parish Narrabeen, shire Warringah, 4 acres 
1 rood 174 perches, in Mona and Waterview streets, 
Pittwater,—lot 4, section 4. Mona Vale Estate, and 
part 700 acres (portion 17 of parish) granted to 
Robert Campbell; adioining properties of E. EB. Mills 
and estate late E. C. V. Broughton. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


26th July, 1918. [601] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the rrovisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on OR BEFORE 
THE 13TH SEPTEMBER, 1918 :— 


No, 21,212. APPLICANT:—Mary Ann Hayes, of 

Parramatta. LAND :—Municipality and town 
Orange, 1 acre 22 perches, in Lord-street and Rose- 
mary-lane,—allotments 2 and 3 as occupied, section 
19, allotment 2 having been granted to Thomas Green, 
and allotment 3 having been granted to Mary Arm- 
strong; adoining properties of J. Owers, G. Trefry, 
and T. Martin, senior. 
Nos, 21,089. APPLICANT:—Emily Catherine 
Baxter, of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Padding- 
ton, 92 perches, at junction Glenmore-road and Good- 
hope-street, part Good Hope Estate, and part 8 
acres Z roods granted to Robert Hoddle; adjoining 
property of Mrs. West. 

No. ¥%1,397. APPLICANTS :—Albert Money, of 
Burwood, James MacDiarmid, of Croydon, and Jobn 
Joseph Woods, of Burwood. LAND :—Municipality 
Burwood, 94 perches, at junction Victoria-street and 
Burwood-road,—lot 1, Edrop Estate, and part 750 
acres (portion 246 of parish) granted to Thomas 
Rowley ; adioining property of C. W. Curtis. 

No. 21,426. APPLICANT:—John Henry Wiggins, 
of Bringelly. JAND:—County Cumberland, parish 
Cabramatta, shire Nepean, 6 acres 33 perches, in 
Bringelly-road and Rossmore-avenue West,—land 
granted as 6 acres, allotment 10, to Henry Tilson: 
adjoining property of J. H. Wiggins. y ‘ 

No. 21,433. APPLICANT:—Henry James Clark, 
of Balmain. UAND:—Municipality Balmain, 163 
perches, at intersection Cameron and Rowntree 
streets,—lots 1 and 2, section D, block 19, Waterview 
Estate, and part 550 acres granted to William Bal- 
main; adjoining properties of H. J. Clark and J. 


Black. 
APPLICANT :—Walter 








No. 21,456. 
Bird. of Teichhardt. LAND:—Municipality Leich- 
hardt, 154 perches, in Hoidinond street) lat Ge 
section 1, of subdivision A of Redmond’s Estate. and 
part 100 acres granted to John Thomas Prentice ; 
adoining properties of J. Ryan, J. Williams, and J. 
Mclean. 
_Diagrams delineating these lands may be i 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. i gs Ne 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[602] 


Benjamin 


26th July, 1918, 


| mittee with 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 22nd July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II OF 
THE “WATER AOT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to me 

by the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, I 

hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following application 

for license, and the date and place specified hereunder are 
hereby appointed for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicants : Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, for 
a pump on the Darling Kiver, in section 46, town of 
Menindie, reserve No. 13,537 for water supply, parish of 
Perry, county of Menindie, Land District of Willyama. 


The inquiry will be held by the Police Magistrate, Broken 
Hill, on the 2nd September, 1918, at 3°30 p.m., at the Court- 
house, Menindie, and all persons interested are hereby notified 
to attend, and if they have any objections to the granting of a 
License for the said work, they should state their objections 
at the inquiry hereby appointed. 

[W.C. & 1.0, 1918-12,972] 


[516] 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 














Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
89 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of 
Yemporary Kngineering Surveyor. Salary, £300 
per annum. 

Applicants must have had previous experience 
contouring and topographical work. 

Forms of application are obtainable from this Office, 
and must reach the undersigned, with copies only of 
testimonials, not later than Monday, the 29th July, 
1918, 


[486] 


By order of the Commission, 
GEO. J. EVATT, 


Secretary. 


[198] 


Local Government Department, 
Sydney, 17th June, 1918. 


THE “LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


eae of applicants for Certificates as 

“Hingineers’’ to a Shire or Municipality and as 
“Overseer of Works’ will be held at Sydney on 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918, and two following 


| days. 


The subjects of the examinations are— 
(A) For Hngineers— 

(1) design, construction, and maintenance of 
roads and other Municipal and Shire work. 

(2) theory of design of structures and strength 
of materials. 

(3) drawing. 

(4) preparation of specifications, plans, and cal- 

culations of quantities and costs. 

( 3 surveying. 
(6) hydraulic, electrical, and sanitary engineering. 
(B) For Overseer of Works— 

(1) arithmetic. 

(2) mensuration. 

(3) preparation of plans and specifications with 
the calculation of quantities of such works as 
are usually carried out by Municipal or 
Shire Councils. 

(4) elementary sanitation. 


Further particulars may be obtained from the Local 
Government Engineering Examining Committee (care 


! of Public Service Board, 89 Hunter-strect, Sydney). 


Application to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for the purpose, which may be 


. obtained from the abovementioned Committee, and 


ey be lodged with them not later than the 29th 
uly. 

Candidates will be required to pay an examination 
fee, which must bo lodged with the Treasury, either 
direct or through a Clerk of Petty Sessions, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Examining Com- 
( the application. For Certificate as 
Engineer, the examination fee of £1 1s.; for Over- 
seer of Works, 10s. 6d. 


Copies of papers set at previous examinations may 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office, Syd- 
ney, Price 6d,, per post 7d. per copy. 

J. GARLICK, 
Under Secretary. 


26° Jury, 1918,] 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board, or from Clerks ‘of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and shotd reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


29Trm Juny, 1918, 


Lad, about 18 or 19 years, requiged to assist in Paper 
Sensitising Branch, Stores Supply Department. 
Pay, £100 per annum. Previous experience in 
Paper Sensitising desirable. Employment will 
be in terms of section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,” and section 3 of the Amending Act, 
1903. 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications from 
Rady Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position. Ap- 
plication should be made on a form (No. 75) for the 
purpose obtainable at the Office of the Board or at 
the Government Printing Office, and forwarded 
through the permanent head of the Department in 
which the officer is employed in time to reach the 
Board not later than the date specified :— 


. 


6rxH Aveust, 1918. 


Clerk, Returned Soldier’s Settlement Branch, Departs 
ment of Lands. Salary, £250 to £270 per annum, 
according to the qualifications of the applicant 
selected. Applicants should be officers of the 

“Clerical Division, receiving not less than £290 
per annum, and must have had experience in 
searches, and preparation of, and registration of 
securities, 
By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 


Secretary. 











ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[485] 


Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 


'f' is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day ‘assented to 
the undermentioned’ Acts passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


Act No. 17, 1918. ‘‘An Act for the registration of 
certain Trade Unions as Industrial Unions under 
he ‘Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,’ and Acts 
amending the same, and to meet a national 
emergency.’’ 


Act No. 18, 1918. 


in aee “An Act to amend the ‘Audit Act, 


W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 








[608] Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
I 


is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors 
under section 50 of the ‘Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902” :—~ 
As from 28rd July, 1918— 

Constable William Charles Cook, Willow Tree. 


Sergeant William Henry Mclaughlin, Coota- 


mundra. 
Inspector George Thomas Augustus Moroney, 
Young. 


Dr. Arthur Hutley, Government Medical Officer, 


Lithgow, 
TT, H, NEELY, 
Secretary, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


3589 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1918, 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES; 


Notica to Tan Owns or TENEMENTS AND PRoaisEs 
IN— 


Bexley: Lymington-street, from Glenfarne-street 
south-easterly 224 yards (4,630) ; Kimberley-street, 
from Forest-road south-easterly 93 yards (4,671). 

Hunters Hill: Pittwater-road, from Gladesville-road 

_ to Cambridge-street (6,592), 

fogarah: Noble-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 188 yards (4,603); John-street, from 
Lacey-street to Bay-street (4,663). 

Hurstvilie: Carruthers-street, from existing main to 
George-street (4,648). 

Lane Cove: Osborne-road, from Gordon-road southerly 

_. 486 yards (6,605). 

Lidcombe: Jellicoe-street, from Parramatta-road to 
Nicholas-street: Mons-street, from Parramatta- 
road to Nicholas-street; Ostend-strect, from Par- 
ramatta-road to Nicholas-street; Gallipoli-street, 
from Parramatta-road to Nicholas-street (4,597). 

Marrickville: Lawson-avenue, from Frazer-street 
southerly 82 yards (4,714). 

Mascot: McIntosh-street, from existing main westerly 
181 yards (4,566). 

Mosman: Lavoni-street, from Awaba-street southerly 
140 yards (6,602). 

North Sydney: Alfred-street, from Junction-street to 
Willoughby-street (6,521); Waverton-avenue, from 
Bay-road south-easterly 153 yards (6,588) ; Priory- 
road, from existing main easterly and south- 
easterly 109 yards (6,526). 

Parramatta: Pennant-street, from existing main 
north-easterly 98 yards (6,549); McArthur-street, 
from Thomas-street south-westerly 376 yards 
(6,565). 

Petersham: Arlington-street, from Constitution-road 
to bergeldie-street; Abergeldie-street, from 
Arlington-street to existing main (4,744). 

Randwick: Ocean-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 115 yards (4,640). } 

Ryde: Hitham-street, from William-street to Victoria- 
road (6,596). : 

Waverley: Hastings-parade, from existing main to 

* Bay-street; Bay-street, from Hastings-parade 
south-westerly 54 yards (4,669); St. Thomas 
street, from Albert-street northerly and easterly 
180 yards (4,667). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 

a main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on ot before 
the twenty-third day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. O. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[174] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


—__— 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novick tro THE OwneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Windsor-road to 
Klein’s-road; Klein’s road, from Boundary-road 
north-westerly 52 yards (6571). 

Concord: Wunda-road, from Brunswick-parade east- 
erly 202 yards (4753); Bangalla-street, from 
Brunswick-parade easterly 150 yards (4754). 

Mascot: Beresford-street, from Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604), 

Waverley: The Avenue, from Dickson-street south- 
westerly 126 yards (4637). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

ae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the thirtieth day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Guperintendent of Water Service Board of 


[327] Water Supply and Seweraga, 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 28rd July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Notice To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

7N— 

Camden: Menangie-road, from existing main couth- 

« erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing 
main to Menangie-road (4,685). 

Central riawarra: Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,739). 

Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street to 
jilllier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Queen- 
strect westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 
Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to MacKenzie-street ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-streect to existing main; Mac- 
enzie-street, from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; Macienzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-strect (4,677). 

Granville: Louis-street, from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 

Leichhardt: Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,185 yards; Magowar-road, 
from 'l'argo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 

And the various private strects, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


Be main pipe in the said streets having heen laid 
kh =down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at ahove are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Soe Superintendent of Water Service Board 
[517] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from Perry-street to 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 19th June, 1918, 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noricek To tHE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Bankstown: George’s River road, fro isti : 
to Road No. 1 (4,709), ’ m existing main 


Drummoyne: First-street, from Fairlight-street cast- 
erly 579 yards; Howley-street, from First-street 
easterly 498 yards: Noble-street, from lairlight- 
street easterly 413 yards (4,682). 

Rurimg-gai: Forsyth-street, from Owen-street to Tryon- 
road; Tryon-road, from Torsyth-strect north-east- 
erly 313 yards: Owen-street. from lorsyth-street 
north-easterly 313 yards; Middle Harbour road, 

_ from existing main north-easterly 98 yards (6,560), 


Marrickville: Harrington-street, from existing main 
north-westerly 41 yards; Brown’s-avenue, from 
Harrington-street to Newington-road : Newington- 
road, from Brown’s-avenue north-westerly — 123 
yards (4,743). 

Vaucluse: Davie’s-place, from Cambridge-str 
Palmerston-road (4,601) rinaeene 


Waverley: Peel-street, from existing main to Palmer. 
street; Palmer-street, from Peel-street scorth- 
easterly 276 yards (4,657); Dover-street, from 
existing main South-easterly 135 yards (4,621) 
Sir Thomas Mitchell road, from existing n.gin 
south-casterly 146 yards (4,569), 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


f hare main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
: down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the second day of August next, to cause a Proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
{%969] ‘Water Supply and Sewerage. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Juny, 1918, 





Metropolitan. Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoricE To THE OwNneERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN-— 


Auburn: Beaconsfield-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 187 yards (4,645). 

Blacktown: Flushcombe-road, from Blacktown-road 
south-westerly 152 yards (6,577); Flushcombe- 
road, from existing main south-westerly 91 yards 
(6,578); Flusheombe-road, from existing main 
south-westerly 340 yards (6,579). 

Central Illawarra: Reservoir-street, from existing 
main south-casterly (242 yards); Quarry-street, 
trom Reservoir-street north-easterly (113 yards) ; 
Somme-street, from Reservoir-street north-east- 
erly 111 yards (4,726). 

Marrickville: Wharf-road, from Jlawarra-road to 
Livingstone-roac ; Livingstone-road, from Wharf- 
road to caxisting main (4,595). 

Waterloo: Crewe-place, from Rothschild-avenue te 
Roseberry-avenue; Roseberry-avenue, from Crewe- 
place north-easterly 153 yards (4,592). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 

A eit main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-sixth day of July next, to cause a proper 
pipe or stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
Watcr Supply and Sewerage. 


{440 


[7223 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 26th June, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norick To THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
7 


Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main 
north-westerly 333 yards (4,707); Victoria-avenue, 
from Hanover-street to Lancaster-street (4,654). 

Eastwood: Soudan-road, from Bride-road to Cox- 
road (6,520); KEdgar-street, from Welby-street 
north-westerly 178 yards; Welby-street, from 
existing main to Edgar-street (6,572); Edgar- 
street, from existing main north-westerly 182 
yards (6,578). 

Kogarah; Rickard-road, from Truman-street to Bel- 
more-road; Belmore-road, from Rickard-road to 
Woniora-road (4,571): ~Belmore-road, from 

_ Rickard-road to William-street (4,628). 

North Sydneyv: Allister-street, from existing main to 
Cranbreok-avenue; Cranbroox-avenue, from Allis- 
ter-street north-westerlv 51 yards (6,559); Cran- 
hrook-avenue, from Murdoch-street south-easterly 
185 yards (6,590). 

Waverley: Bavy-street, from Sandridge-street south- 
easterly 117 yards (4,683); Francis-street, from 
Simpson-street north-westerly 135 yards (4,646). 


/nd the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 

HI main pive in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the ninth day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board 


[7525] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 





es 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice To Lay SeERvIcE Pires. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in 


Adamstown: Fletcher-street East, from Ninth-street 


to Seventh-street ; Seventh-street, from Fletcher- 
street Kast to Fourth-street; William-street, from 
Fletcher-street EKast_to Dibbs-street East; Dibbs- 
street East, from William-street easterly to end 
of streeti we: 


ttt ery alte anaes 


26 Jury, 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


3591 





Lambton: Fitzroy-street, from Elder-street southerly 
390 yards; Morehead-street, from Hill-street 
northerly 92 yards., 

New Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from St. James road 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lane 
easterly to end of existing main near Curzon- 
road, connecting dead-ends. 


Waratah; Winchester-street, from Windeyer-street to 
Yourle-street; Fitzroy-street, from Waratah- 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, from end 
of existing main easterly to Gamack-street; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-street. 


Hi main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 

the case may he} of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[309] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
12th July, 1918. 


————— 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay SERvicr Pipzs. 


Notion to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— ; 

New Lambton: Oxford-street, from end of existing 
main easterly 48 yards; Portland-place, from end 
of existing main westerly 125 yards; Greta-road 
Extended, from Russell-road to Lambton-road. 


Hamilton: Coorumbung-road, from end of existing 
main southerly to Melville-road. 


Adamstown: Melville-road, from Coorumbung-road to 
Teralba-road; Lang-road, from Lambton-road to 
Russell-road; Russell-road, from Lang-road west- 
erly to Caledonian Coal Company’s Railway line; 
King’s-road, from Russell-road southerly 75 yards, 


Waratah: Park-street, from end of existing main 
westerly to Carrington-street. 


Carrington: Young-street, from end of existing main 
northerly to William-street; William-street, from 
Young-street westerly to Municipal boundary. 


Wickham: Elizabeth-street, from end of existing main 
at 4 chains east of William-street, easterly to 
Municipal boundary. 


dt HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[7558} 





Board’s Offices, Newcastle. 
265th June, 1918. 





ns 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD, 


Notice to Lay Service Pirrs. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of tenements and premises situated 

in— 

Cessnock Shire (Homeville): Wentworth-street, from 
Trevor-street westerly 68 yards. 


Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Melrose-street, from end of 
existing main north-easterly to Allan-street; 
sree hg from ,Melrose-street to Roxburgh- 
street, 


A main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier, or Mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 9th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper vipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[7559] 





Board’s Office, Newcastle, 
25th June, 1918, 


No. 91, 25 Jury, 1918, ~-2, 


QUARTER SESSIONS, 


Nees is hereby given that Courts of Quarter Sessions 

in and for the State of New South Wales will be holden 
during August next, at the Court-houses, at the following 
times and places, viz, :— 


Darlinghurst, Sydney, Thursday, lst August ; 
Forbes, Tuesday, 6th August ; 
Singleton, Wednesday, 7th August ; 
Lismore, Monday, 12th August ; 
Condobolin, Wednesday, 14th August (2 p.m.); 
Broken Hill, Wednesday, 14th August ; 
Cobar, Tuesday, 20th August ; 
Maitland, Tuesday, 20th August ; 
Bourke, Thursday, 22nd August ; 
Deniliquin, Monday, 26th August ; 
Murrurundi, Tuesday, 27th August ; 
when and where all persons under recognizances to appear as 
prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or who have appeals to 
interpose, or other business to transact, are desired to give 
their attendance respectively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 
W. R. BEAVER, 
Clerk of the Pease. 


( 467] 


Office of Clerk of the Peace, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1918. 





SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT. 


ALTERATION in times for holding the Districts Courts at 
Coctamundra, Temora, and Wyalong. 


HEREAS District Courts were, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘District Courts Act, 
1912,”’ duly appointed to be held— 


At Cootamundra, on Monday, tha 9th September, 


At Temora, on Monday, the 14th October, 1918; and 
At Wyalong, on Thursday, the 17th October, «1918: 


And whereas it is necessary to alter the dates upon 

which such District Courts shall be held: Now, I 

hereby, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, 

do appoint District Courts to be held— 

At Cootamundra, on Friday, the 20th September, 
1918; 

At Wyalong, on Monday, the 14th October, 1918 (2 
p.m.); and 

At Temora, on Thursday, the 17th October, 1918,— 

in lieu of the days above mentioned. 


WALTER BEVAN, 


Judge. _ 
The 22nd day of July, 1918. [341] 





ie pursuance of the provisions of section 123 of the 
“Liquor Act, 1912,’ it is hereby notified that the 
Licensirg Court for the Licensing District of Bathurst, 
sitting at Bathurst, has this day cancelled the pub- 
lican’s license issued in respect of the premises known 
as the ‘“‘Hotel Dudley,’’ situate at the corner of Lam- 
bert and Stewart streets, Bathurst, within the Licen- 
sing District of Bathurst, and in the Electorate of 
Bathurst, and held by Harold Chrisostum Smith, such 
cancellation being for the reason that the said Harold 
Chrisostum Smith, whilst the holder of the said 
license, was thrice convicted within three years pre- 
ceding the date of such cancellation for offences under 
the provisions of the said Act. 
By the Court, 
JAMES D. WALKER, J.P., 
Clerk of the Licensing Court. 

Court-house, Bathurst, 

12th July, 1918. [305] 





The thirteenth day of July, 1918. 


Be virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
“District Courts Act, 1914,’’ I hereby appoint 
Mr. Frank Halli to act as a Bailiff of the District 
Court, holden at Nyngan, during the absence on 
sick leave of Mr. H. W. Maberly,—to take effect 
from the date of commencing duty. 
W. SCHOLES, 

[510] Judge, 


_— ee 





"ATOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 
holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
income-tax assessments. 
Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918, 


L. A. McDOUGALL, 


[629] Registrar of the Conr%, 


3592" 








Court of Review holdén at Lismore. 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the ‘‘Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895,’’ that a Court 
of Review for the hearing of appeals against income 
tax assessments will be holden on Tuesday, the 6th 
day of August, 1918, at the Court-house, Lismore, at 
10 a.m. 


Dated this 5th day of June, 1918. 


JNO. B. GIBSON, 


[7183] Registrar of the Court. 








APPEAL AGAINST INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT. 
Notice or Hotpine or Court or ReEvirw. 

OTICE is hereby given that a Court of Review for 

; the hearing of appeals against Income Tax 
Assessment will be holden at the Court-house, Con- 
dobolin, on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918, at 2 p.m. 

EK. H. KELLY, 
Registrar of the Court of Review. 


Court-house, Condobolin, 
29th June, 1918. [17] 





[627] Stores Si:pply Department, 


15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 


TENDERS ACCEPTED. 


KEROSENE OIL. 
During August, 1918. 
Vacuum Oil Co. Pty., Ltd., 251 George-street, Sydney. 
Subject to usual 2} °/, discount for prompt payment 


Per case 
of 84 Imp. 
galls. 

s. d. 
1. For cleaning purposes and engine use, “ Voco 

Power” tt aid ae wes a #3 10 
Limited to a maximum quantity of 200 cases. 

2. For illuminating purposes, ““ Laurel” _.. 14 6 


Limited to a maximum quantity of 1,200 cases. 


A. BERUKELMAN, 
Secretary and Executive Member. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 





[26 Jury, 1918. 


— 


(826) 





Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 15th July, 1918. 
STEAM TUG, 
‘t KNDERS for the supply and maintenance of a Steam Tug 
at the Manning River will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 16 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4,380 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 





New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Railway Commissioners for 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until noon on the date mentioned for the following 
Supplies, &c.:— | 
Wepnespay, 14rn Aveust, 1918. 


Supply and Delivery from 1st September, 1918, till 
30th June, 1919, of Meat required for the Central 
Station Refreshment-room, and (if required by 
the Commissioners) for other Railway Refresh- 
ment-roonis. Proper’ tender’ forms ,and parti- 
culars obtainable from the Estate Agent for 
Railways, 357 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


All tenders must be addressed to the Railway Com- 
missioners for New South Wales, and endorsed 
“Tender for Supply of Meat.” 

The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept 


any tender. 
_J. 8. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. _ 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


MPENDERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
-addressed to the President : — 
Qnp Aveust, 1918. 
Purchase and Removal of Ashes from the Carlton 
Pumping Station during the period ending 30th 
June, 1919. Deposit, £10. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 
Secretary. 


[623 





341 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
93rd July, 1918. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


rT 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLOCK 


P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
spon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer, 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per cory. 
For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 


Accountant of this Department. 





Payment to be made to the 





R. T. BALL. 
Description of Work or Supplies to b u ie ante Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
oe Tendered te as ees Mondera will Be General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks, 
received. may be seen. 





i 


Building Works. 








Erection of Operating. Block and Alterations | 29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


to the District Hospital, Braidwood. 


a 





ment, Sydney; Court-house, Braid- 
wood; and Supervising Engineer’s 
Office, Goulburn. 


Erection of a New Isolation Block at the | 29 July, 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Distriet Hospital, Orange. 


ment, Sydney; Court-house, Orange ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Bathurst. 





Connecting up and Sewering, Police Buildings, 
Bathurst. 








29 July, 1918 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 


ment, Sydney; and Supervising 
Engineer’s Office, Bathurst. 











26 Juty, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 3593 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


FTEINDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


‘Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender, 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained.from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


R. T. BALL. 








Fay Date from which 

Watering Place eae won, ofa, | Whee may be | Tender close 

oy eel 

*Dungle Ridge Bore «... ..| 640 © 0+ | Angledool to Collarendabri 5 years | 1 § ath MOISe% 919 Aner 918 
tDolo Tank ... ais ..| 796 0:0 | Silverton to Wilcannia Teale krats Oct. wy. PA Zesepusse ss 
Mossgiel Tank .., ae ..| 552. 1 0 | Booligal to Mossgiel ah PSNR a i lhe nS PA as RA 
Buuker Tank ... ae ...| 640 0 O | Wilcannia to White Clifts bee ae ri HN hang *5 
One Hye Tank ... Sr rae O40 OO Mount Hope to Willanthry Gye bn diss ns Pa ae 




















—_— ee. a 


'* The bore is under the control of the Western Lands Commission, which will supply A (RS with 10,000 sails of water daily for the use of the 
P.W-P., free of charge. + New water- lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed. 





Department of Education, 
‘Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for tha works ppeeified | in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m on the 
dates set forth in the second column, 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘** Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).”’ 


All tenders for works at or above £50 must be aecompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
on the amount of the tender, FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL. 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked chequa cn a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO-COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon aa possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 
Th; Mintatee doea not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education. 





Date up to which Where Plana and Specifications may be seen, and Tender 








Desoription of Work to be tendered for. Tondcrenas be ocmalohtained: 
1918. 
Border Road (Fresh)—New School Building’ ... ..| 1 August ©...’ Department of ‘Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tweed Heads and Murwillumbah. 
Nana Glen—New Teacher’s Residence .., ee .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Coff’s Harbour ‘and Grafton. 





Redfern—Repairs to Tarpaving ... 10 a5 ru Department cf Education, Sydney. 

Grubben—New School Building ... Says .| Department of Education, Sydney ; ; and Public 
Schools, Grubben, Wagga Wagga, and Henty. 

Gulf Creek—Repairs, Painting, and Improvements ...| 8 ,, :..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Gulf Creek, Barraba, and Bingara. 

Morago—New School Building Sits5 ...| Department. of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Deniliquin and Hay. 

Sebastopol—Improvements and Repairs Siaes ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Junee and Cootamundra. 
Abernethy—Teacher’s Residence ... me ie Sera) oc i Department of Education, Sydney ; Chief Engineer, 


Department of Public Works, Newcastle; and 
Public Schools, Abernethy, Cessnock, and West 
Maitland. 





3594 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Juny, 1918, 





mrt 





— 


[482] Fi Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 18th July, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the Stipendiary and Police 


Magistrates shown on the Schedule hereunder to the minor positions set opposite their respective names from the 12th August, 
1918. 


Lee JOHN GARLAND. 
ScHEDULE. 





——— 








ty | Licensing Magistrate 

Name and Position, District Registrar in and Officia) Member of the Visiting Justice to the 
Bankruptcy at— Licensing Courts for the Gaols at— 

| Licensing Districts of— 





Arthur James Peisley, Police Magistrate, Lismore ...| Murwillumbah 
Mullumbimby. 
Byron Bay. 
Bangalow. 
Tweed Heads. 
Kyogle. 
Cudgen. 


ove bee Murwillumbah cee 

Charles Henry Gale, Police Magistrate, Maitland ,,.| Greta 4 be ...| Scone fea aoe oes 
Branxton ... oh ...| Murrurundi, 

Murrurundi vee Singleton. 


Scone. 
Singleton. 
Muswellbrook. 
Jerry’s Plains. 
Moonan Flat. 5 
Aberdeen. 

Denman. 


Moreton Hyde Fitzhardinge, Stipendiary Magistrate,| Liverpool ... oon ...| Liverpcol ... ves ves 
Parramatta. 


Orran Adams Edwards, Stipendiary Magistrate,| Nowra toe vee »..| Moruya ove 
Wollongong. Berry ay vis ...| Shoalhaven, 
Moruya... Sed ...| Dowling. 
Kangaroo Valley. 
Miltone 
Nelligen. 


Bateman’s Bay. 
Charles Jennings, Stipendiary Magistrate, Bathurst | Cowra ... ... ves +i Cowra wn vee ney 
Grentell ... es ...| Carcoar. 


Carcoar 506 nae Grenfell. 
Blayney. 
Koorawatha, 
Canowindra. 
Trunkey. 
Tuena. 





William Smith Arnott, Police Magistrate, Goulburn| Binalong —... ies .. Braidwood 
Beorowa. 
Queanbeyan. 
Bungendore. 
Captain’s Flat. 
Araluen. 
Braidwood. 
Burren Juck. | 
Frogmore. 





Thomas Bailey Clegz, Police Magistrate, Penrith .,.| Lithgow 
Picton. 
Bowral. 
Mittagong. 
Moss Vale. 
Yerranderie. 
Robertson. 


Berrima ... Abe? 


Mountiford Rees Longfield, Police Magistrate, Hay| Balranald Balranald .., vee see 
Moulamein ,.. Be ...| Jerilderie. 
Barham. 
Jerilderie. 
| Berrigan. | } 
Finley. | { 
Tocumwal, 
Huston. 


| 
Thomas William Cohen, Police Magistrate, Wilcan-| Wentworth ... 
nia, and ‘libooburra. | Pooncarie. 
) Cal.Lal, 





Wentworth ve ««:| Wentworth, 











a ee, 





26 Juny, 1918.]} 


names, from the 12th August, 1918, 


ers 


Name and Present Position, 








William Le Brun Brown, Police Magis- 


trate, Inverell. 


John William Malcolm Laidlaw, Police} Police ”” 


Magistrate, Albury. 


Harcourt Holcombe, Police Magistrate, 
Forbes. 


Arthur Reginald Perry, Police Magistrate, 
Coonamble. 


Frederick William Charleswoith 


Police Magistrate, Moree. 


Charles 


Joseph 


Bohun Helm, 


Magistrate, Wagga Wagga. 


| ; 
Crane,| Police 





Police’ 


NEW SOUTH WALES sis ihiean bik csc hal Now 91. 


re err a pe 


3595 





Ba — 


Department of Attorney-General and of Justice, 





SCHEDULE. 


Sydney, 18th July, 


1918, 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of the Public Service Boards 
has been pleased to appoint the Police Magistrates, shown on the €chedwe hereunder, to the positions set opposite their respective 


JOHN GARLAND, 





New Position, 





Minor Appointments. 





in 
Bankruptcy at— 





Stipendiary Magistrate, Broken 
Magistrate, 
Mitchell Police District (vice 


Hill; Police 
Henry Giles Shaw). 


Magistrate, 


Police Magistrate, Cootamun-; 
dra (vice Arthur Ormonde 


Butler). 


Police Magistrate, Dabbo (vice 
William Foxton Robertson). 


Magistrate, 
shire). 


Police Magistrate, Orange (vice 


Hugh Malone). 


2 Narrabri 
(vice George Meeson). 


Grafton 
(vice John Laynton Shrop- 


District Registrar 


Licensing Magistrate 
and Official Member of 


Licensing Courts for the 


| Licensing Districts of— 


| Visiting Justice to] 
Gaols at — 





Broken Hill... 
Silverton. 
Tarrowangie. 


Narrabri 
Moree 
Boggabri 
Gunnedah ... 
Walgett 
Collarendabri. 
Coonabarabran. 
Baradine. 
Piiliga. 

Burren Junction. 
Wee Waa. 

| Mungindi. 
Boomi. 


Bellata. 


Cootamundra 
Gundagai ... 
Tumut “di 
Adelong ws. 
Young a 
Temora 5 
West Wyalong. 
Wyalong. 
Barmedman. 
Murrumburrah. 
Ardlethan. 
Ariah Park. 
Morangarell. 
Yalgogrin. 

- Jugiong. 
‘Bimbi. 
Marsdens. 


Dubbo tee 
Wellington. 
Stuart ‘Town. 
Narromine. 
Peak Hill. 
Obley. 
Tomingley. 


Grafton mee 
Copmanhurst 
Ulmarra 
Maclean. 
Coff’s Harbour. 
| Bellingen. 
Coramba. 
Bowrayille. 
Dorrigo. , 
Macksville. 
Lawrence. 
Urunga. 


Orange ta 
Forbes 

Parkes ae 
Bogan Gate ., 
Trundle nat 
Eugowra. 
Molong. 
Cumnock. 
Millthorpe. 
Cudal, 
Condobolin. 





Tambar Springs. — 


oe 





.| Grafton 








Broken Hill 


Narrabri ... 
Gunnedah, 


a Moree. 
.| Walgett. 


Wee Waa. 


Gundagai. 
Tumut. 


.| Temora. 


Wyalong. 


...| Young. 


Wellington 


Maclean. 
Nambucca. 


Orange. 
Molong. 
Forbes. 


.| Condobolin. 
.| Parkes. 





Cootamundra = 4 


Broken Hil). 


| 
| 


ree Narrabri. 


i 
} 





Cootamundra and 
Young. 





.| Dubbo. 


: Grafton. 





"$596 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Jury, 1918. 





' APPOINTMENT OF POLICE MAGISTRATES —continued. 








Name and Present Position. 


New Position, 


| 


, Minor Appointments. 





District Registrar 


in 
Bankruptcy at — 





Licensing Magistrate 
and Official Member of 
Licensing Courts for the 
Licensing Districts of— 


Visiting Justice to’ 
Gaols at— 





George Atkin, Police Magistrate, Armi-| Police Mavistrate, Tamworth 


daie, 


Marshal James McMahon, Police Magis-| Police 


trate, Mudgee, 


George Southby Shepherd, Police Magis- 


trate, Bega. 


Herbert Halkertson MacDougal, Police} Police 


Magistrate, Kempsey. 


George Mecson, Police !Magistrate, Nar-| Police 


rabri. 


Hugh Malone, Police Magistrate, Orange 


1 ee eee we 





‘ Frederick 


(vice Horace 
Roberts). 


Magistrate, Wagga 
Wagga (vice Charles Joseph 
Bohun Helm). 


Police Magistrate, Albury (vice 
John William Malcolm 
Laidlaw). 





Inverell 
Brun 


Magistrate, 
(vice William Le 
Brown). 


Magistrate, Nyngan 
(vice Sidney John Hamblin). 


Police Magistrate, Mudgee 
(vice Marshal James Mc- 
Mahon). 





Tamworth ... 
Manilla 
Werris Creek 
Quirindi 
Nundle. 
Blackville. 
Bendemeer. 
Weabonga. 
Wagga Wagga 
Henty dor 
Narrandera... 
Ganmain. 


} Junee. 


Lockhart, 
Urana. 
Coolamon. 
Leeton. 
Albury 
Deniliquin ... 
Meocama 
Mathoura 
Corowa 
Daysdule 
Mulwala. 
Howlong. 
Culeairn, 
Walbundrie. 


Holbrook. i 


Tumbarumba, 
Inverell 
Warialda 
Bingara 


Barraba - a ro 
Bundarra ....«, 
..i| Warialda. 


Glen Innes ... 


|| Corowa 


Tamworth... te 


Wagga Wagga. 


...| Narrandera. 
...| Junee. 


Albury 
Holbrook. 


.| Tumbarumba. 


Deniliquin, 
Moama, 





..i| Inverell. 
...| Bingara. 


Barraba. 
Glen Innes. . 
Emmaville. 


Tenterfield ... 4 Tenterfield. 


Deepwater. 
Emmaville. 

Tingha. 

Ashford. 

Drake. 
Wilson’s Downfall. | 
Acacia Creek. 
Yetman 

Boggabilla. 


Nyngan 
Dandaloo 
Bourke 
Enngonia 
Barringun ... 
Yantabulla .... 
Wanaaring. 
Louth. 

Ford’s Bridge. 
Warren. 
Cobar, 
Nymagee. 
Brewarrina, 
Trangie.. . 
Canbelego. 
Goodooga. 
Angledool. 
Lightning Ridge. 
Byrock. 
Girilambone. 


Mudgee 
Gulgong 
Rylstone 
Capertee. 
Portland. 


» Wallerawang. 


Sunny Corner. 
Hargraves. 
Hill End. 
Windeyer. 
Sofala. 
Cobborah. 
Leadville. 
Coolah. 
Dunedoo. 
Cassilis. 
Merriwa. 


.| Bourke 


Brewarrina. 
Cobar. 


F. Nymagee. 
...| Nyngan. 
...| Warren. 


Mudgee. 


x Gulgong. 


Rylstone. 











Tamworth. 


odieg ty tag 
.| Deniliquin. 


Cobar. 


26 Juny, 1918) | 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91 


3597, 





MOBOINTM Owe LE POLIOE MAGISTRATES—continued. 





a 


Name and Present Position. New Position. 


Minor Appointments. 





District Registrar 
in 
Bnakruptcy at— 


Licensing Magistrate 
and Official Member of 
Licensing Courts for 
Licensing Pipiricta of— 


Visiting Justice to 


Goals at— 





John Laynton Shropshire, Police Magis- 


Police Magistrate Bega (vice 
trate, Grafton. 


George Southby Shepherd). 


Harry Ferdinand William Fletcher, Police 
Magistrate, Murwillumbah. 


Police Magistrate, 
(vicé Herbert 
MacDougal). 


Kempsey 
Halkerstion 








Nimity belle... 


Bega... 


Cooma Af) 
Adaminaby ... 
Kiandra. 
Dalgety. 
Jindabyne. 
Candelo. 
Wyndham. 
Bombala. 
Delegate. 
Pambula. 
Eden. 
Wolumla. 
Cobargo. 
Tilba. 
Narooma. 
Nerrigundah. 
Michelago. 
Bemboka. 
Kempsey 
Gladstone 
Beilbrook 
Taree 
Wivgham 
Gloucester. 


| Dungog. 

| Forster. 

_ Nabiac. 
Bulladelah. 


Bungwall. 

Tea Gardens. 
Stroud. 
Clarence Town. 
Wauchope. 
Port Macquarie. 
Kew. 
Coopernook. 
Copeland. 


i Eden. 





.| Macleay River 
...| Manning River 





Bega 


Bombala, 
Cooma. 





Port Stephens 


if Dungog. 
...| Port Macquarie. 


sabe 


Bega. 


Kempsey. 
.| Taree. 
.| Prisoners’ 


Affore- 
station Camp, 
Tuncurry. 






























































[605] Registrar-General’s Department, 
| Sydney, 24th July, 1918. 
rE: is hereby notified that, in.conformity with the provisions of the ** Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,” 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered ai this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 
No. Name. Denomination, Residence. Re Nee eeed 
| 1918 
4920 | Reverend Charles Rowe... ...| Church of England (Diocese of Graf ton). .| Liston 15 July 
4921 | Ensign Gustavus William Robinson| Salvation Army .. ...| Taree 18 55 
4922 | Reverend Charles James Randell ...) Church of England (Diocese of Goulburn) ...| Binalong PA wins 
Ww. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 
[606] Registwar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 24th July, 1918. 
1 is hereby notified that, in conformity with the prowisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 
Residence. ’ 
No. Name. Denomination, ' lk whol Regitration, 
From— To— 
| 1918. 
4571 | Mr. Alfred Palmer .| Methodist Church of Aus-| Catherine Hill} Werris Creek .... 11 July. 
{ tralasia in New South| Bay. 
& Wales. 
2841 | Reverend Frederick Richmond, M.A. .| Church of England (Dio-) Rocklands-road, | Five Dock Ip Whe ase 
cese of Sydney). Wollstonecraft. 
3809 | Reverend Thomas James Harper .| Congregational Church} Chandos-street, | Copeland io 33 
(Independents). Ashfield, 
3829 | Reverend Rudolph Oertel Greenwood, B.A. do .... Hunter’s Hill Mount Erring- | 24 ,, 
ton, Hornsby. 
4814 | Pastor Willie Frith do ...| Copeland .| Fountain-street, | 24 ,, 
« Alexandria. 


W. &, H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


3598 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. {26 Jury, 1918, 





[533] State Fisheries, 
Chief Seeretary’s Departenent, 
Sydney, 10th July, 1918. 
NOTIFIOA'TION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


if is hereby notified, for general information, thet a hease for the purpose of oyster culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 


The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regukstions thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, excepfions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the Kcense (or permit) authorising oecupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisleries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


























SOHRPDULE. 
2. z | | Situation and extent Term 
3S . 
$ é ry 7 oot ae Name and Addregs of Lessee. of area leased, of ere Remarks, 
Or od means Dale os and Plan Cat, No. Lease. 
3 | 
Fisheries. | (£84. teat 
3¥918-9525-| 9525 | Inferior Frederick William} 113 Wilson-street,; Wallaga Lake, frontage 1,000 yards.) 5 years} 315 0 | Under seotion 12 (338), ‘‘ Fisheries 
4335. | lands. | Phillpot. Redfern, Plan Cat, No. W. 7-84. from | | (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
| 10-7-18, | | (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
| { { 








Srrciat Oonpimions, Provisions, ExorrTions, CovEmANnrTSs, AND RESERVATIONS. 


No oysters may be removed from the above area during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If the lease be renewed 
for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or any later year for a further (third) term 
of five years. 


This lease is granted subject to the special condition that it may not be sold or transferred to any person other than an approved 
returned soldier, and that payment of rental shall be deferred over the firat three years of the term of the lease and proportionately spread 
over the remaining twelve years of its terms. 


[532] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


FT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
+. portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder, 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fishories 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Ohief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
ares during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when requested 


























to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 
isi Applicant, Locality. | Parish, | Countysei ser epn | See 
Beuxswick River. Yards. 
9839 | Robert Nixon ...{ Middle Arm, about 250 yards westerly from tha Billinudgel...{ Rous | 300 | 10 years, 
hha south-west corner of oyster lease No. 9,746. 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. 
9842*| John Malone _ ...: Patonga Creek, lying between oyster leases Nos.! Patonga ..,, Northumber-| 200 | 10 years. 
| | 9,275, section 1, and 9,807, section 2. | land, | 
9843*| Do | Patonga Creek, at the southern end of oyster lease) do 000 do | 400 |10 » 
No. 7,923, | | re | 
esis Do Bi Patonga Creek, about 300 yards southerly Soot do vee, do _....| 500 yds. 10 ,, 
| application No. 9,8U8, section 2, and being in. 3. a 
| identical with expired oyster lease No. 5,121. | | | sections, | 
Manning RIVER. 
Oxley ...| Macquarie...} 1,853 


15 yeart, 


9840*| Charles Dive ...| Luthrie Bay, being sections 1 and 2 of Returned 
| Soldier’s*Holding “ E.” 














ae sh 





a ee 








a seein ote nar 


oro") “-@ Applications Nos, 9842, 9843, 9344, and 9240 are subject to the spevial ccnditions relating te Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, 


26 Juty, 1918.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, (8599 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. 
Pustioans, BREwrEES, Sprzit Mencuants, &c., 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicatior.s 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 


— mentees pene ss ata ht ne ne 


When Court to be held. 
































Licensing District: Dae Of Natios foamy + Converied by 
, Date. | Hour. ; 
Og MR 0 seek vt al nace sos. 20 My 1978 4 29 July, 1918 ...| 10 | L, A. Bisley, A.C.P.S, 
PV se | Manet 28, gp wie 20) tome Pi) Teo S'S. Creagh a. LC: 
Quirindi a ae ia | 6 Tune; 4 Jai Paes eens «| 10 | 8. Taylor, O.L.C. 
| 





a anew nD el ee ene Te Pe Re ey PONE | 





ssa ens carne or Ne A l/h attentions ents Seren diem 





DISTRICT COURTS. ye | 
NOTIEM is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Ootirt-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 




















specified, 
When Court to he heid. ; 
atid aa i, Last data for Date of. * 
Place. entering Plaints, Registrat’a Notice, Rogistrar by whom notice given. 


Date, Hour. 








Bathurst ... ose ...| 17 Sept.,1918 ...| 10 | 30 Aug., 1918 ...| 22 July, 1918 ...) J. D, Walker. 
Bourke... are ae ac Ang Seen te LO aie ae ike bea yell BOW, Kelly, 


Goulburn ... e, bat ir RGEN |) Brig LO home 3 else » «| L.A. MeDougall. 
Grafton ... ae seo Osh WY.0e ty) 0 sell 210 |) Lotdiily ie erent beg dines yk... |et. A. May. 


Braidwood ... ie PaO duly, "QM lp1O mie Salye 59%... ela eine, 249 V. A. R. Champion, 
Casino ae ae ee oC AMS: gow LOL) EG, edt Wla yarn sn ceeOce VW a oral le 
Cobar aie BD lela, esac ian LO AUC) i vee oULy ws Meera rd. Daley. 
Condobolin.., ae psa ia We cage ene PH VC Aimlas Mery ecall ALAM EE, Sas, CBe i ates ie Gye he. 

Dubbo ie ee eeieLiosept.y) ;, ..:| LOU oteauge te lel ciditilyeen sm le An dL. Cochrane, 
Glen Innes... cas Healey cee SS ennacOW) icles as Leah |p Cau gs » ...| H. Breakell, 





Lismore... Wee nm Aug + .-%..| 10 lames sa peas yee aae +s} J. B. Gibson. 
Murrurundi ‘ ee elie. 33 ey ae 10 OPAN on ers acc aes » «| C. W. Swiney. 
Murwillumbah ; sete 8 eas ee LOM tSOrdky ae mee er Sidulyee es yy sey) Wied. Horrests 
Muswellbrook ; ech 2A es Sy cout) OM? el 2wAta Oy ames, gure [cL Ones ies Obie Kay. 

Nyngan ... wee Selon 53 Far cae 3 GF is » «| 27 dane, ,, ..| J. KR. R. Miles, Deputy. 
Parkes Mae ; cule kope'ss eee LOM eS 2Ghoial yaar suren ta LOM » «| R. P; Browne. 
Queanbeyan : pecs ek ENN’ LOO tell Breas Pa oa hal acie y | CL de. Mi Hade.’ 
Singleton ... tie Foal aay sgieees|)) OMe 2 Ores yo ees OS May es.) ba Wn idarshaw. 




















PROCLAMATION. 
“MINING ACT, 1906.” 


Sir Wattae EKowarp Davipsox, the Goveraor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Common: 
9 wealth of Australia, in pursuanes of the provisions of the “ Mining Act, 1904,” do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
the following substances to be minerals, within the meaning of the said Act, namely :— 


[1918-4,907 L.B.] “ BAUXITE AND OCRYOLITE.” 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 17th day of July, 1918. 
(t.8.) W. E. DAVIDSON, 





By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
J, OL. FEPZPATRICE, 
[154] GOD SAVE THE KING 
APPOINTMENTS. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES, 


HIS Excelleacy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Constable William Grace to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authoris-d to issue Miners’ 
Bights and Business Licenses at Hargraves, and as Bailiff of the Warden's Court at that place, vice Clark, transferred ,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 7th June, 1918 (Ms. 1918 -4,241-154). 

Mr. A. C. McDonald, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily'as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Basiness Licenses at Tumbarumba, vice Gibbs, on leave,—such appointment 
to take effect from the 12th June, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,242-152). 

Mr. Charles James Coghlan, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Wellington, yice Blackmore, transferred,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 26th June, 1918 (Ms. 1918 -4,343-152). . 

Mr. J. R. R. Miles, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, an? Officer authorised 
to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Nyngan, vice Gibbes,—such appointment to take efiest from the 18t% 


June, 1918 (Ms, 1918- 4,243-152). 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
No, 91, 26 Jury, 1918, —3. 


3600 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Juny, 1918, 


—- 





[621] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentionec applications, 





Locality. 

















Application No, 1 Portion | Date of 
wi Applicant. Area. icati 
Departmental. | Local. i) ne. | County. | Parish. ey Aprieeige: 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-5,284 L.B.] a, 2. Pp. 
Coramba 91 (115 { Michael Griffin | QL 141 Fitzroy ... ...| Coff oes .{ 5 O Of 25 Jan., 1918 
= 95 | 126 | William James % i do a ...| Gundar ... | 4 O O| 27 April, ,, 
Augustus Shipman. 
Wattle Flat 65 | 66 Ernest Richard Reilly) Mr 2 | Roxburgh | «| Sofala — .., ol 21 O) 2 28 May, 3 
Tronkey 138 | 156 | Cornelius Delohery,..| au 39 | Georgians ...| Kempfield | 210 0 Of 27, » 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-5235 L.B.]) 
Tingha 281"; 493 | Fah Sue Tet Fong ...| uu 477 | Hardinge... ...{ Swinton ... ..| 20 0 0) 11 April, 1918 
Hillgrove 175 | 245 | Thomas Keys and) , 22) Clarke ,,, conf “LEAR et | 20 0 0] 28 May, » 
William Henry 
Goodfellow. 











* Parts of surface excepted. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


HIS ‘Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Leases of Crown Lands. 


























Application No. : Portion Locality. Date of 
Applicant. ER a EY | ite 0 
Departmental, _| Local. eg Ho. County. | Parish. can Application. 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
[1918-5,283 L.B.] a YY. pe 
Oberon 50 | 144 | Leslie Edward paeoes et 1 | Westmoreland 3 Bindo .... | 5 0 0 | 21 May, 1918 
| Kirk. 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
(1918-5282 L.B.] 
Nymagee 89 47 | Edward Peter Johnson| ...... Monramba .. | Hartwood ..| 10 0 0} 4June, 1918 
x 31 | 48 | Do Bis do do |) 6 0 gOg me aoe, 




















J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


IT is intended to void the Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 9th 
August, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 

[1918-5,281 L BJ 








William Peter. 


Application No. Locality. 
Lewee, — Se ee ee eee ' Area, Date of Lease, 
Departmental, | Looe County. Parish. 
| ee ae 
Nundle 4 54 | Thomas Russell and| mz 10 | Parry 4. .. | Dungowan | 5 O O| 6 April, 1918 


NR aE E et OED Se SE IE ee Se Ren EA SES OS SOE BT) 5 Se EEN SD SS Oe EE en ee 


J. OC, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





26 Jury, 1918] §=NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 3601 


SSS 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LHASES FOR MINENG, &0.—continued. 


HIS EHxeellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Exeeutive Couneil, hes approved of the grant of leases im 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lemde. 
[1918-5,309, 5,310, 5,438, 5,439 L.B.] 
SESE SE See ee LS ts 4 Let ee 




















Application No. : 
ts Sts Sa Applicant, Portion Siti A Detalles ctecbassiabeccl « Date of 
Departmental. Local. No, County. Parish. | sat Application, 
Ardlethan 362 | 547 | E 0 0 P| 
ethan ugene Knudsen .,.,! pmu 89,| Bourke ... ..| Ramsay ... | 10 O O| 16 Feb., 1918 
part of (surface 
portion right, 2 
er 38. acres.) 
andra 1 44 | George Hancox... pu 10, Cowley ... ..| Murray ... | 20 0 0} 30Jan, ,, 
ee of (surface 
ortion ight; 
Wilson’s 9. Sti 
Downfall 2{ 173 | John Gordon Wilson] pmz 1,| Buller... ..| Marsh... ..| 4 O O | 22 Mar., 
part of r 
portion 
22. 
Narrandera 14 19 | Thomas Turner, Pmt 11,| Bourke .., »»o| Devlin | 4.. «| 19 1 22) 2Oct., 1917. 
part of 
portion 
25. 


a ae ht ee. 
J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Mining 
Lease of Private Lands, the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
[1918-4,908 L.B.] 





~~» 


























Application No. Porti Locality. 
Applicant. bea 
Departmental. | Tneal" cena No Gounty. aay | Area, Date of Lease, 
peeemen Bre =) NS 2 AS Oe) ee eS © ee ee eT 
: Spr: Pp. 
Yalgogrin 20 | 167 | George Sheehan...) Pau 6,] Cooper... | Narriah .., ..| 2 2 0} 29 April, 1918 
part of ; 
portions 
12 & 7. 
J. C, L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
[622] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


~ is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a Dredging Lease set out 
in the Schedule hereto having been received, I have determined that a lease shall be granted of the area included in such 


application, subject to the following special conditions, viz. :— 


(2) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of one thousand five hundred pounds 
(£1,500) shall be expended in the construction of a hydraulic sluicing plant. 

(2) That the lessee shall permit the use af the track crossing the land, and in the event of the dredging operations 
carried on by the lessee rendering such track unfit for traffic the lessee shall provide an alternative track to the 
satisfaction of the Secretary for Mines. 

(c) Tuat practice by members of duly constituted rifle clubs or the Commonwealth Military Forces within the 
reserve for rifle range, shall not be interferred with. 

(a) That the lessee accepts all and any risks to which he or his property may be exposed by reason of the existence 
of part of the rifle range on the said land, and that no compensation shall be paid for any accident or injury to 
the lessee or his property resulting from operations on such rifle range. 


[1918-5,719 L.B.] 


—~— 








— 




















Application No, : Portion é Date of 
Deparkanel | =a Applicant, No. Locality. Area, Application. 
Ser. pe 
Emmaville 28 ..,.} 3842 | Thomas Albert Duffy; mx 110 | Parish of Scone, county of Gough, being} 55 3 7*| 4 Mar, 1918 


an old alluvial flat comprising parts 
of portion 341, 383, 342, 540, and ML 
66. 





* Exclusive of race and 50 links on either side of the centre of same. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


3602 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—-continued, 


(521) Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 








Le is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has declared the under 


mentioned leases to be forfeited for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained thercin, and they are hereby declared 
to be forfeited. 


[1918-3,169 R. and I.] 








LEASES, MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT, 1894. 








ate 


























; Locality. 
No. Name, EpENOD 7 ; Area. Application No. 
‘ County. Parish. | 
a Yr. p. 
5 Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell, and Co.,) pan 5 | Robinson ,., ..| Oobar i ; 5 0.0 | Cobar 4 
Limited. 
6 Do do cel Tas) do 5 ic do ee toe alee . 8 
9 Do do el Wes een do Ho Bs do Res | Ol Og OF aemre 5 
49 Do do ACH) is 4 do ian es do Q«g 19 * 417 
88 Do do pray) do ‘ do 0 3 5 A 38 





tts een Np 





J, C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


ike is hereby notified that His Exceilency the Governor,’ with the advice of the Executive Council, has declared void thé 
undermentioned leases for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and they are hereby declared void. 


[1918-3,169 R. and I.) 





GOLD MINING LEASES, COBAR MINING DISTRICT, MINING ACT, 1874, 


ee Se eS ee eee Se cp A =! 





Sees ee 



































4 4 Portion Locality. | Fa gere 
No. Name. Nol Mica sc a Area. Application Ne. 
| County. Parish, | 
[ 
| a % Dp 
185 | Chaplin, Milne, Grenfeli, and Co.,) Ga 85 | Robinson ... ...| Cobar 43, | 1 1 87 | Cobar 111 
Limited. | | 
226 Do do ..| MT 4 do vee are do nee Pt OMnoaed: 211 
265 Do do ey eS do oa me at ME Semmes et ees hie ‘ 241 
327 Do do »..| GL 138 do ae ae do 5 wel 4c OSO i 293 
427 Do do el es do ue we do i ie OO a 394 
428 Do do sal ep enod | itae i ee do ule ig Cam Cmnmines 395 
532 Do do seit gp, 1.49 Hondo A 0 dual MEO Sa) 8 LO S0ai ay: 524 
593 Do do .| ME 15 do ee ah do Wh URAC Ea eS) 5 608 
F94 Do do S65 fl indo 1 ee do che eee SOSne y 609 
595 Do do » 18] do ica, VAN GoM, yilh larly SB OPAL i, 610 











Nn I Sn er On eee 








J. C. L, FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines, 


an at oy 


[523] Department of Mixes, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that the undermentioned Authority to Mite is lieteby declared void for non-fulfilment of the labour 
conditions contained therein. 
[19:8-8,169 R. and LJ 





AUTHORITY TO MINE, SECTION 28, MINING ACT, 1874. 





{ A | Locality. by 
No. Name, | pie : 5 ce Area. 
f oF County. Parish. 

















Application No. 





s. 








nee See Shan 


| i 





fo ae Pa 5 
mp 4/| Robinson... «| Cobar... ... i O 1 27 | 2,464. 





1752 | Great Cobar, Limited .., 








a tree i 





ee ie 





J.C, L. FITZPATRIOK, Sccretary for Mines. 


26 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No: 91. 3603 


— 


NOTICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 
[524] Department of Mines, 
- Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that His Exeollency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned Jeages for non-fullilment of ‘the labour conditions contained therein, and they ute hereby declared cancelled, 


{1918-2,687 R. and I.] 





DREDGING LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 


r : eT nt GLAST HERI A RR ce 


{ 


























No. | Name. ee | - Locality, = : Area, | Application No. 
| i | County. | Parish. af | 

( Ages tn d vi | . nit | ) or. zi | | “ead | a Yr p. cs ie a a ‘ 

258 | George Alexande: Stonebridge .... ML 27 | Buller... s Wylie 200. O | ae a , 
Downfall 27-120 
288 Do do asin See oe bi al do ah ay 18 di al » 41-146 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, sancti for Mines. 

[525] ; Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, hae eancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are horeby declared cancelled. 


[1918-2,888 Rand T J s 
GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 











ammnoe ante Tn ne RI Ae name 

















' : \ ’ Locality. } 
* No, Nome | Portion i 1.FA s u Joh & Bie Apolisatt f 
| | ioe _ County. | Parish. | a | ett 
We degen LE Lae ee eee een eo ee an Sm pe Sa A OS —— path <> ee ate 
| | | a Pate | 
1971 | Michael Angelo Padula ... »»| MT 1 | Robinson ... ... Moquilamba ot San Pete | Cobar = 95-225 | 
1972 | John Edward Gay... ..| MTS 4, do 60 seat do wil & L 24 | PS 96-226 
Serbs hs 9, & 10. | 














J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, \gUbeLly for Mines. 


[525] Department of Mines, 
” Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
ik is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leaso for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled, 


[1918-2,889 R. and I.) 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
































. Locality vince M len all ; dia 
No, | Name, ee ee ee ATOR. Application No, 
| r County. | Parish. | 
By) bey Bo) 
2095 Duzcan Mclean Marshall .»| 4116 | Wellington we Tambaroora | Ll O O | Hill Mnd 271-294 
-. ee et —_—— A LR —— 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mires, 
_ [827] ) Department of Mines, 


Sydaey, 26th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that Hia Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the 
undermentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled, 


[1918-2,823 R. and J.J 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


| Portion { Locality. | 
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1806} John Drake and Cornelius Henry, Mu 2) Raleigh 4. cory Missabotti... sup Ol O 0 | Kempsey 26-32 


Sullivan. 





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Pala On Lui FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Manes. 





No. 91, 26 Jury, 1918;—4, 


3604 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918. 





First Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106, 


Nees is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

; Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
Distriet, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 15th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., ut the Warden’s 
Court at Tingha, hold an inguiry concerning such application. 


_Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 





























mentioned. 
ScHEDULR. 
Anplontion Name of Applicant. Description of Ares. | Area. Andiootlen. 
a. Tt. p. 
473 Albert Brissett ... ...| Portion Mu 32, parish Swinton, county Hardinge, embrac-| 15 3 15 | 2 Nov., 1917 
ing some old alluvial workings at the junction of Sheep 
Station Creek and Cope’s Oreek: Commencing on Sheep 
Station Creek, about !$ chains above the Cope’s Creek 
junction ; thence south to that junction; thence along 
the right bank of Cope’s Creek up stream about 14 
chains, and again from the aforesaid junction down 
stream about 6 chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden, 
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1918. [607] 
[528] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE, PARISH OF KINILIBAH 
COUNTY OF BOURKE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (8) 
of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license the Crown Lands 
herein described. 


[1918-4,485 Mise.] aS J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Wages WAGGA; CooLamon SHIRE. 


No. 1,488. County of Bourke, parish of Kinilibah, containing an area of 37 acres 3 roods 19 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of allotments 1 to 11, section 4, and sections 13,19, 20, and 21, village of Marror, and portions 186 to 189, parish of 
Kinilibah, county of Bourke. Plans Marror 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, and B. 3,683-1,806. 


[529] ‘ Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1,311 (M) FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, 
PARISH OF NIRRANDA, COUNTY OF CANBELEGO. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 1,311 (M) from alienation for mining or mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1918-4,453-152 Misc. ] 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 



































SoHEDULE. 
oe a Division. rt Purpose. mr pl pag County. Parish. Shire. Area, Part revoked. Rei a 
; 2 Ae Acres. 
Nyngan...| Central..|1,511(M)| From alienation for mining] 14 Jan., 1914) Canbelego| Nirranda...| 1.00 ut 4,190 | That part within portion 3.) Ms. 1918~ 
or mining purposes, Plan C, 311-2,146 Roll. 3,801. 

















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Norz.—Held under conditional lease, 


26 Juxy, 1918.] 





Lands Depaviment Wotices, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


3605 











[553] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
| is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

I in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 

section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 

the undermentioned gentlemen aro hereby appointed 

as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 

The portion of the General Cemetery at Peelwood, 

dedicated 19th September, 1906, set apart for Roman 

Catholic Burial Ground :—- — 

The Very Reverend Martin Vaughan, Messrs. Henry 
John Hogan, and Walter Thomas Ford (in lieu of 
Reverend T. J. Carroll, and Mr. J. J. Costigan, 
deceased, and Mr, B. O’Reilly, resigned), 

[Mise. 1918-5,077 | 





Athletic Sports Ground at South Deniliquin, areca 10 

acres, dedicated 8th July, 1896 :— 

Harry Lloyd, junior, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. A. Jame- 
son, deceased). 


[Misc. 1918-5,643 | 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Eumungerie, 

dedicated 2nd August, 1905, set apart ior Methodist 

Burial Ground :— ; 

Messrs. Bertram Teasdale, Frederick Joseph Richard- 
son, William George Smith, James George Bell, 
and William Edward Tomilonson (in lieu of Messrs. 
T. W. Heaydon, S. A. Russell, J. T. Ison, and 
G. D. Ison, deceased, and J. Carr, resigned), 

[Mise. 1918-5,732] bbs 

General Cemetery at Turondale, dedicated 2nd August, 

1902 :— ee 

Messrs. Amos Cole, and Archibald McArtney (Gn liew 
of Mr. J. G. C. Knoblanche, deceased, and Mr. A. 
McKellar, resigned). 

[Misc. 1918-5,644 | 





Land at Lidcombe, area 12 acres 2 roods 12 perches, 

dedicated this day for Crematorium :—- 

Robert Thomson Paton, Esquire, M.D., Univ. Brus- 
sels, F.R.C.S., Edin., The Honorable John 
Mildred Creed, M.R.C.8., Inng., L.R.C.P., Kdin., 
M.L.C., and Joseph Foreman, Esquire, L.S.A., 
London, M.R.C.S.; Eng,, &c. 

[Mise. 1918-5,594| 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





1504 ’ Department of Lands, 
Lob# e dydney, 26th, July ators. 


-< hereby notified, for public information, that, 
7 i accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of Mr. D. D. Tait, who 
has left the District, from his position as a Trustee 
of Reserve No. 6,453 at Henty, area 0 acres 1 rood 9 
perches, notified 2nd June, 1888, for Public Recrea- 
tion, ond he is hereby removed accordingly. 
[Mise. 1918-5,155. | 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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556 Department of Lands, 
[596] Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
[° is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in aceordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Wxecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as an additional Trustee of the portion 
of the General Cemetery at Peelwood, dedicated 19th 
September, 1906, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground, namely :— 

George Clement Hewarth, Esouire. 

[ Mise. 1918-5,077] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
No. 91, 26 Juny, 1918, —5, 


[555] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


[2 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Kxcellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the iixecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and body as Trustees, respectively, of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 6,453 at Henty, area 5 acres 1 rood 9 
perches, notified 2nd June, 1888, for Public Recrea- 
DP 

tion :— 


John Darrie, Esquire (in licu of Mr. D. D.. Tait, 
removed). 
[ Mise. 1918-5,155] 


The portion of Reserve No. 52,747 at Birriwa, notified 
12th -April, 1918, for Cemetery, set apart. for 
Methodist Burial Ground :— 

Reverends John George Morris Taylor, William 
Yearson, and Joseph Woodhouse. 


[Mise, 1918-5,097] 





‘ihe portion of meserve No. 51,967 at Goonumbla, 
county of Wennedy, parish of Limestone, notified 9th 
February, 1917, for Cemetery, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


Reverends John George Morris Taylor, 
Pearson, and Joseph Wocdhouse. 


[Mise. 1918-5,098] 


Wilham 





Reserve No. 52,872 at Eden, county of Auckland, 
2 @ Fay yal Ae 5 
parish of Hden, area 1 rood 36} perches, notified 28th 

June, 1918, for Rubbish Depot :— 
The Council of the Shire-of Imlay. 
[Asise. 1918-3,272] 





ro 


Reserve No. 52,700 at Miller’s Point, Sydney, county 
of Cumberland, parish of St. Philip, area 2 roods 4% 
perches, notified 8th March, 1918, for Shelter, 
namely ;— 


Sir Edward Owen Cox, Messrs. Herbert George Jeffer- 
son, James Brown Milne, and Robert Charles 
Real. 

fMise. 1918-5435] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


oe 


[569] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2Gth July, 1918. 
LAND BOARD MEETING TO DEAL WITH APPLI- 
CATIONS FOR BLOCKS WITHIN HOME- 
STEAD FARM AREA No. 756, PARISH OF 
BOLAGAMY, COUNTY OF GIPPS, LAND DIS- 
TRICT OF WYALONG. 


Té is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 30th July, 
1918, sit at the Court-house, Wyalong, and deal, under 
Regulation No. 44, with any applications which may 
-be made for the blocks within Homestead Farm Arca 
No. 756, comprising portions 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, and 
68, parish of Bolagamy, county of Gipps, from 22nd 
July, 1918, to 27th July, 1918, inclusive.. After deter- 
mination of priority by ballot, the Local Land Board 
will proceed to consider the question of confirmation 
of the applications of such applicants as may be 
present. 


[Ms. 1918-5,904] 
W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


3606 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


(26 Jury, 1918, 





552] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
LAND SALES. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, 1, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
votify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GOULBURN, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or GouLBURN. 


TERMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Parish Tarago, county Argyle, shire Mulwaree. 


Country Lots. 
SS SS SSeS 





Upset 
Pertien. Area, Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
2. (Yi pi| Baa. 
263 | 3 O 38 7 O O| Situated about 15 miles 


south-westerly from City 
of Goulburn, and is within 
the Nepean and Warra- 
gamba Rivers Storage 
Catchment Area. 


Papers Aln, 1918-5,948 ; Plan A. 4,105-2,121. 











Parish Towrang, county Argyle, municipality Goulburn. 


279 {14 3 30} 20 0 0 { Situated about 2 miles north- 
easterly from the City of 
Goulburn, and is within 
the Nepean and Warra- 
gamba Rivers 
Catachment Area. 


Papers Aln, 1918-5,947; Plan A. 4,104-2,121, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MOLONG, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m, 


Lanp Disrricr or Motonc. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Within the town of Cargo, parish Cargo, county 
Ashburnham, shire Boree. 


Town Lots. 


Sec, | Area, | Upset Price [ai 





Allot. 





Sec. 








Aves, Bes Price 























per Lot. per Lot. 

hy PEs ce Ge as repels sia: 
1 6/0. 1103/5 0 0] 56}2310 148+ 3 Jno 
Sy srO 240814 0 O16) O°) 0°98 0 ae ae 
3/ 5/0 1103/4 0 0 Aes, OVE Dy 2) O20 
a4 53 10 94104) 4-0 O18 i550. 62 Oma ae OO) 
5) s5c1 O 1 10k) 4 0 01-6) 25-1-0- 12-96 4 0 0 
OP es Ot 10h st 0101 TIS 10 OO hedge 
Ts | OPE BVA HO 18 9 O20 aeRO 
8} 5/0 1 34114 0 0 9] 5,;0 1 278 4 6 0 
9/ ,/0 1 34;/4 0 07 10] ,, | 0 1 243 5 0 0 
IGT FO 1 She OOP) EN Ga 13, 5 0 8 
Idols, 1:0 1, 34) 4.0.0 ]..2 1.2 0.5.2) 200 F006 
ees EO aL SROs wa OG RECS Tl laceg fab 1 274; 4 0 O 
LES a) aie) 2°0 On ae ond 234; 4 0 0 
Sigh O 288 61D ON bd 5, 1054 214, 4 0 O 
3 ty | Olea tee OG OL BI ut Oey 194, 4 0 O 
720 |) OMAeIO aid oO CO dt Od 173} 4 0 0 
Sil ts be ee e018 te | OO 274; 4 070 
9] 55/0 1123)}4 0 OF 10] ,,/0 2 01 5 0 0 
1/} 22;0 1380/8 0 0 1/36;0 130] 5 0 O 
2 isi poieu ab ae oO IS 1 | OA 30 of een 
2 | Od leper 0.04. 34.5: 0: 130140040 
4 lio, tO wheetey an 0 L.| 33 |:0 (it O05 s OeanG 
Blacdt 1 ae ee eek 24 O eR al meaty 
GC! on { 0 130s 4 00.0) 41,5. 1-6 3 3031 5 0 0 
Lik 33, kD 62.0 Ne, eae 1) 39} 0 1 95 40 0 
St O 1 aoe od til 4s. 0 Ieee e a oe 
t) 2310 Loe c2 ro] 3 PO) yee Ones © 
ee ay 1) gael 304;5 0 OF} 4] ,,/0 1 238 4 0 0 
SHE re) Il it ao 7 OH), (02 25ar Vee 
4° ,,' 0 180 raaoru 6! ,, :0 1 338: 470) 0 





Upset price of lot 2, sec, 18, and lot 1, sec. 22, include value 
of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,065; Plan C, 9-2,081 Roll, 








Storage - 


Within the suburban boundaries of town of Cargo, parish 
Cargo, county Ashburnham, shire Boree. 


SuBURBAN Lots. 




















Upset Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per {Portion. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
SRP pil) £ gid: Mm Pepe | He we di 
151 1 3 0]; 11 0 OF 154 1 014 so0: 0 
152 1 231| 11 0 Of 156 0 13.17 § 0 0 
153 D222 10 0 OF 312 bol ploaln di Oa 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,065; Plans Cargo, 9-2,081 Roll; A. 
6,438—1,770. 





Parish Bowan, county Ashburnham, shire Boree. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor. 


aed 








Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
: Lot. 
Qubera Del as 8, Oo 
231 | 12 0 0} 90 0 0} Situated 6 miles south-east 


from Cudal, the nearest 
railway stations. being 
Borenore, about 20 miles 
north-east, and Manildra, 
about 16 miles north-west. 








Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,185 ; Plan A. 7,581-1,770. 





Parish The Gap, county Gordon, shire Amaroo. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
Country Lor. 

0 O { Situated about 7 miles south 
from town of Cumnock, 


and about 15 miles from 
Molong railway station. 


104 | 80 0 Oj142 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. !918-5,650 ; Plan G. 3,573-1,567. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAMWORTH, 


On Wednesday, the llth day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 
Parish Werrie, county Buckland, shire Peel. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor. 














Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Ay Eat (ue Ry Gi ; 
274 | 31 2 O /252 0 OU} Situated 1 mile from town 
and railway station at 
Werris Creek. 





Papers Aln. 1918-5,521 ; Plan b. 4,231-1,788. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, ASHFORD, 
On Tuesday, the 10th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Lanp District oF INVERELL. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Ashford, 
parish Ashford, county Arrawatta, shire Ashford, 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 
SuspurBan Lots. 




















Upset | Upset 

Allot.| Sec. Area. Price per }Allot.| Sec. Area, Price per 
te) Lot, 

Ses) Bas Ps.) gate Se ed. 2.) (De) pcenseatl. 

Veeco (2 deol27 OO cay 25 20 10 esp es. 
e) 12 004 24-0 O01 6! ,, | 2 °OFR papice Oo 
3 | 47} 208 OH 2300 Obez | 542.0 0 130 0 0 
Se 2 OM ORFS" 0) O'S Sol) BehQi hes oO s: OonO, 


The village of Ashford is situated about 35 miles north-west 
from Inverell. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,452 ; Plan A, 19-1,745, 


a hl i na Dees 














26 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


3607 


oma tRNA ER se Sg eT 


, SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DUNEDOO, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
Same: at 10.30 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp District or DuUNEDOO CENTRAL. 


Taras :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Witkin the village of Dunedoo, parish Bolara, county . 
; Lincoln, shire Cobbora. 


Town Lots. 





























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SODBDNMWOPWNKDOMUAAUTR WHS 


Allot.| Sec. | Area, eat ‘Allot.| Sec. | Area. peas 

Repos r. & 
26 1 394) 18 2) 34 2 14 
2? 1 393 15 3 oy) 2 14 
ees 1 393) 15 Zapeen | 2 14. 
” 1 393 15 5 55 2) 17 
”» 1 394) 18 GiGi 2 18 
” 23.00) 17 i. ” 2 12 
a 2 0} 14 8 9 | ze 12 
+. 2° 0:)'14 OF IL 2 13 
” 2 O71 is LOM) 2 17 
% 2-0.) 18 Tie3o Z 17 
27 393/ 18 Bas | 2 15 
” 395 15 3 ” 2 T4 
ae 394) 15 + 2 14 

5 2 

6 2 

7 2 

8 2 

9 2 

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2 

2 

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a, iat p. Bn 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
i) 0 0 0 0 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
0 0 0 0 0 0 
U 0 0 0 0 0 
ere a) 8 | 
0 0 0 
0 1 0 oO 0 0 0 
01 0 0 0 0 0 
01 0 0 0 0 0 
fost 0 0 0 0 0 
Guy 0 0 0 0 0 
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 
ie Tel a Ok ie iG: | 0/16 0 0 
1] 28/0 1.39419 0 Of 21 ,, | 0115 029 
Fie Oa hen) 10. O80 base | 43))| 6114 0 0 
SHU ae ands ada 4 en. |0. 2.0 bida top 
Sit Ona cbadns O Od | 410-2 0118-0 0 
Bien ser oe GOL a6 |... | 6 2.0: hide 
6} (82704 164 OF OE TIO Go 2 Of} 18 0 O 
Babel ld fOnHl4eh0 Au (Sai4 AOA.2 votre D 
Belle Wiis Oued OasD Ua Ielesss)0 oQoud.) 138.00 
Sime ore hls OUT 10 | 3, +0 2 O.lsl@ad oD 
dh, 10°? 0 ewoemi il s7 / 02 01 16 6.0 
4/2010 £ 304121 0 Of 2)/.,;|0 2 01130 D 
o4-5,10 FSR TAO OLS bor Oo 2:6) 1384.0.6 
31.,,/0 1 393)16 6 O14] ,,'0 2 0/18 0 O 
4|-,,|0 1.893116 0 01 5] ,,)/0 2 0/16 0 0 
Bib ey |. O MLesogr og OWE Leen be woo high o b 
6) 5090 DSbahae, oO ofeT rh fo Ss orghoe Bb 
The dh SO Pape TOF . Seer io’! e-erpag.! Ob b 
Soh | Oo 2UO) WOOP Tee” Zo-E1s MOD 
Sob 55 OBO Oe CLIO Pek Oe ~O'4520. 
10} ,,/0 2 0/19 0 of 1138/0 2 0/17'0 0 
2130/0 1393/17 0 o| 2] ,,/0 2 0113 0 0 
Bb 5 | Os F 'SOR Ts @ OL Sloe lo 2°0 118.0 0 
4.}-,,| 0 1393116 0 Of 4] ,,/0 2 01/13 0 0 
B+4s 5, | 0 PSs Shee PSone lg. Pog EZo-6 0 
6:1 5; | GUE Oreo Soe he Odo ML) oO 0 
Tih gs | 2 OO EO: UEP Tegel Oo 2 uO hIg? Oo oO 
St 5, ) O PIG 1 ae pray "9-82 Ola OO 
91,10 2 0/15 00] 91 5;,/0 2 0113.0 0 
10; ,|/0 2 0/19'0 '0]10|] ,;10 2 0/17 0 O 
1/31/00 2 0/20 0 of 1/39!/0 2 0/18 0 Oo 
Oe] BO 2 0" 160. TOE Dperye ho soa oO 0 
pee) SP oe wan as | roe (oa OD 
oar Opie) OE Aber) o-Ps ON TEs 0 0 
Beton) 0.2201 S009 10) Poalp ea 30ghts! 0 oO 
GA AP@n tie BiG Lemitie| Goat olaw OG 
” » 0 
B.S a ta WES srpieiilg -o- Orlae" oO 0 
9. 5,.) Oo 2 Os 0 ORO glo 8 Weds 0. 0 
10}: 5, FO. 290145 0 OFIO) 10-2016 0 0 
1 | 32490! 22:0449'°6- 01 21:40/0 2 O118 0 0 
21.,,1/0 2 vis. 6 OL 21-2 029 Ofte 0 Oo 
3-4, Pome re. OE opieetig YS--Olag!¢o oO 
4}. 9 | ORE LAS OO} aio bom 041-15 0 0 
5| ,|0 139319 0 of 5|,,/0 2 0/17 0 0 
6h. os 0 2 Seo! O16 eel Gad! oie oo 
7) 3s | OF ZOE C8 OF oR 10/8 Of 14-0 0 
8.1.4.4 O 2dr ob so | oO 2 O13" 0 0 
9}.,,10 296 hia 0 OF°o}¢ 10 2° 0193 0 0 
10-| ,,;9 2 0/18 0 0410 02 0/16 G 0 
1134;0 2 0117 0 0 ¥ 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,436 ; Plans D. 32 to 38 inclusive, 
and 40 to 46 inclusive -2,038, 


Within suburban boundaries of the village of Dunedoo, 


parish Bolaro, county Lincoln, shire Cobbora. 
SupurBan Lots. 











Portion. Area. yr Portion. Area. igo jt te 
Seer ps fas, Sa ds ts TS NED Eb eh 
158 MDW 6 0 0 168 10 1 O 5 0 0 
160 fp AO: G6 O"10 169 1s 229 56 0 0 
161 122) 10 4 0 10 170 3 019 Sy (UP 
162 63 15 56 0 0 17] 3 1 36 6 0 0 
163 sy JE 5%) 5 040 172 Ne OAS (0) 6 0 0 
164 4 0 23 oy a @) 173 10 0 O 6 0 0 
165 Yn By 6 0°96 174 10 O O 6 0 0 
166 107 1 0 Sa OG 175 10 0 O 6 0 0 
167 LO gee 5 0 0 








Papers Aln. 1918-5,436; Plans L. 3,310-1,566 to L. 
3,317-1,566 inclusive. 


SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE, BENDEMEER, 


On Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF ARMIDALE. 

Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Bendemeer, 
parish Bendemeer, county Inglis, shire Cockburn, 
Terms :-- Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 

Supurpan Lors. 





























Upset Upset 
Allot, Sec Area. Price per /Allot.| Sec. Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
Meets Poulet 8. Ge Roatan pal) (8. a. 
(Se 2o eee oO Oe hi Zone gee O, Oe U2 OO 
2 a lpey colina nO BO 2 lo eee OF LZ 0: 6 
30) et Bee Ss a OAC 7 1 LSE S 0 12" 0.6 
STE mea neSs Oe Oe Oo | ei oe OO 12 On iG 
Oly daa kl bo, 02 1120.0 
Upset Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per { Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot Lot 
ae oe Wallis Sed cee vars) sam So. 
Wate 822) O40" OF 0 WG {LOp OY On, 62,0 0 
175 110 0 0)62 0 0 


The land is situated 4 mile north of the town of Bendemeer. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,727 ; Plans I. 2,603-1,690 and 
Bendemeer 15. 


—<——y 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, LISMORE, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp Districr or LisMoRE. 


TreRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Within the town of Gundurimba, parish South Gundurimba, 
county Rous, shire Gundurimba. 


Town Lots. 

















Allotment. | Section. Area. Upset pee per 
a. Yr. p. seed. 

3 12 0 1 343 6 0 0 

6 i 0 128 6 0 0 


Fronting Barker-street. The town of Gundurimba is 4 
miles from Lismore, on the Richmond River, to which these 


allotments have frontage. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,250 ; Plan G. 23-1,7 





Parish Tuckurimba, county Rous, shire Gundurimba. 
Country Lor, 








Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Se as On ae A Bat 
79 2 0 0} 20 0 O} Situated 24 miles from the 


settlement of Wyrallah, 
9: miles from Lismore 
railway station. 


Papers Aln, 1918-4,248; Plan P. 1,336-1,978. 








3606 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Juny, 1918. 


EE ate error 








SALE ON THE GROUND AT YEOVAL, 


On Saturday, the 3lst day of August, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp District or Monona. 


Within the village of Yeoval, parish Buckinbah, county 
Gordon, shire Amaroo. 
Tarms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Town Lors. 























Upset Upset 
Allot-{ Sec. Area Price per }Allot. See. | Area, | Price per 
Lot. | ee 

3.40) poll seas As PND. tag Be Ce 
2) 4 O01 20 NS ORIOL A TELG rO p20 i) Td OO 
SM act O12 -20 | IS OO So, | OP r 04) To SO 
94 7 O° PIS8h1 22 ORO TS TO 922 0716 0 6 
10,51 0 2 ONTO COON Fe N55))0 2 07 15 1078 
BL ip dt FOZ 90] BOO MDH Aig i ial i a Ta ae 
125) 102 0.192 OUON fou) io 12, 04148 0 0 
6 (19)}.0) 1) TU 4dS ehOs04 BO | fA OMe 04 12 0 0 
TAs, 10 1 19 dS vOMOe TGs, 10 1 86442 50, 0 
3.11010 2.90), 224 O,Ond2s bibl Saab 900 
Al fy 10 2, (Os 22020. OF al LO a) Bot De Os 
Bet Oc ds dat Oe eed ee 1 a ek lel ete) 
6 sah UO: al Vea 0, YON OS) Oo ae oko ne 
tO V1 SBA De So MO a nee iO) at oo LRG 0 
SO} 1 STAT SF G10 ee ee 0 iO 
y| ,, | 0 1 374/22 OFT (0 1°32 | 90.0 0 
OYTO (20) 19 SO BOs ie 1) eet yO 
4:41.12) 0 1 294/92" 0 70 | ies, | 0° 1 3216 1076 
Bl 4, | O (2 30a) 240.0} “Gel 5, | 0° 324960. 0 
6) 3,|0 124193070110) 5,10 1 3244650 © 
Tis |.0 1241090 0 1114 4 1-01 BON 160. 
BH | 0) 124 | 22750 FO Fe O"1 Son sig 0 
90, ,| 0. 124.129) 50 F047 #9 1184.0. 15821 2680 0 
3H93)) 0, 1222178 20 10 | ed oh 0 ol 82 bo 0 
4004 0. 1224919 20 501 Ba we AO. sea DO 
Seed O, 1,26 199 BO POT ia a0 i Lee as 0: 0 
Ces, | iO L275) 2000 FO Conia, neO) tiles? sale Oe a0) 
Ta, | 0 1-268 280080 (en eco Men 0 0 
Saige s | 0 Li20 220m Ons Sorel Oe ddo2s hte Os 10 
OU Sr 0: 1 214 ee Oo POS PO 11st 13 60 0 
IDAs, (OL AT ee OO eo On uasmato OO 
TUS 6 5)] 0.1 23°) 229) SOMO 0] Ota ise i380 0 
DZ esse | 0 LO SEO ROR La se FO Manlies 2 atl ald ee Olan O 
Lea OC 1S 200 ROR 2 ieee a lai alll an Olea 
Ged O8 1138-1 20:00,00 | 1a TOO yen Odie. .0 0 
3155.) 0, 1138/21 (ORO Re tea O eaO alo. 0 oD 
A oe iO'. 1524. 22 JO 0 OR MeO ROO meD, 1p 
Gals son) U'ed 343; 23 UO Oe ee wo MON TO" 0! Dp 
Ow, 0) 1 B91 210 0Ud Raa mnie Yee fehl nO ((),)) 
TAC s\ 0) 1.37, (BPO eae ea nema) \) 8 20D 
D416) 0 1358) 4d, OO Ian Bon 0 22) 0 sO: 
SEIN ON 18614? O OHMS MN Ae" ONTO 16 1p 
Buy ty O 120 PAS 0 0 








Upset prices of lots 9 to 12, sec. 4, include value of Crown 
improv ements. 


The owner of improvements on allotments 9 and 10 of 
section 4 will be allowed 30 days from date of sale in which 
to remove same. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,026; Plans Y. 9R., 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 
15, 16R. hie 2.079. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COONABARRABRAN, 


On Wedneaday, the 4th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 





Laxp Disrricr or GuNNEDAH, 
Parish Goragalla, county Pottinger, shire Coonabarrabran. 


Teams :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest ‘at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor, 











Upset 
Portiep, | Area. | Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
Ache) Pd eee sands | 
10 |\37 O V| 88 V VU | Situated 15 miles from Tamba 
Springs and 28 miles 
| from Coonabarrabran, the 


| nearest railway station 


being Ulimambri, distant 
| 23 miles. 


Upsct price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,262 ; Plan P. sai 1,781. 


——$——— 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BOOROWA, 
On Wednesday, the 4th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Lanp District oF BooRowA. 


Within the town of Boorowa, parish Boorowa, county King, 
municipality Burrowa. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance i in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest ‘at 5 5 per cent, per annum. 


Town Lots. 
































Upset Upset 
Allot.) Sec. Area. Price per fAllot.) Sec. Area, Price per 
| Lot. Let. 
ae ramps oe. 8.40: &. Ur MDs oe, Bel 
1| 44/0 1 144) 30 0 OF 4) 44)0 2 0|;40 0 0 
Dias AeOue 50 4.400. Ope te, | 10 1 344; 40 0 0 
Si sme aO oO "0 t:04 Reo 0 137 |40 0 0 


Papers Ain. 1918-4,742 ; Plan B. 28-1,461. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MUSWELLBROOK, 
. On Wednesday, the 4th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp District oF MUSWELLBROOK. 
Parish Boggibri, county Brisbane, shire Merriwa. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balanee in three months, 
CountRY Lor. 

















Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Acr@. 
4 le ieee ais 
121 | 40 0 0} 211 9O | Situated 11 miles from village 
of Bow, and 15 miles from 
Merriwa railway station. 


Upset price includes £12, value of improvements, 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,7 726 ; Plan B. 1,319-2,096. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 
TNROWWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 


/ Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 





ve 
oO. 

Avpury—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... eeST 
BaRaDINE-—Saturday, 17th August, 1918 oan f' 04 
Bixrgara— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... Peet) 
BoacasBri—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... Oo 
Brarpwoop—Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 ... BA vit 
CarcoaR— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... Ay tere 
Castno—W ednesday, 2lst August, 1918 . 89 
Corowa—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 . 84 
Cowra—Wednesday, 7th Augnst, 1918... - 84 
DENILIQUIN— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 w. «©6984 
Dunepoo— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... we «84 
Forpes—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 Or 


GLADSTONE-—Saturday, 31st August, 1918 ... : 
GLEN Innus-—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 sas 2 89 
Gosrorp— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 
GouLBuRN— Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 . ih 


oe eee 


Do Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 - 84 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... oy i!) 
GunpacalI—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 aon Salvi 


GuNninc— Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 the 77 
Hay—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ob 
Hortsrook—Thursday, 15th August, 1918 ... ey eye 
InveRELL—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918... Be tL 


Kempsey—Saturday, 24th August, 1918... con Rive 
Kurri Kurri—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 Sco! tell! 
Kyocrm—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 .. <2 OO 
Lirucow—Wednesday, 2lst August, 1918 ... a ey) 
NarranDEra—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 ... S9 


Do Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 beso 


NARRO DMG seine conesday, 7th August, 1918 we «84 
Parkus— Wednesday, 2!st August, 1918 tk ro ist) 
ParnRAMATYA— Wednesday, "th August, 1928 Bote eek’ 
Rytstons—Wednesday, 7th Angust, 1918 . sae Oe 
Scony— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ass $9 


Sourtn Grarron—W ednesday, ‘ 2ist August, 1918. 87 
Sroarr Town—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 
Tamwortu—Wednesday, 31st July, 1918... bo UT 
TEN?tERFIELD—Wednesday, 3lst July, 1918 
‘TumBaruMBA—Wednesday, 31st July, 1918 ote 

Urnana—Wednesday, 7th 2 ae 1918 es 8 
Waaca Wacca—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918. ace tei 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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26 Juty, 1918.] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


CANCELLATION OF NOTIFICATION OF 
APRROVAL OF AN ANNUAL LEASE, 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
it has been approved to cancel so much of the 
notice appearing in the Government Gazette of 30th 
December, 1914, as relates to the granting of William 
Hurley’s annual lease application No. 1914-1, Land 
District of Grenfell, and the same is hereby declared 
cancelled, 


[Ms. Ls, 1918-5,498] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[567] 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD 
AND PART OF ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the ‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’’ the road and part of 
road hereunder described; and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, ad- 
dressed to the Minister, within one month from the 
date of this notice, any objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the closing of the said road and 

part of road. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


o 


[611] 





DESCRIPTION. 

The unnecessary road (lane) separating allotment 2 
from allotment 5, section 12, village of Ponto, parish 
of Geurie, county of Lincoln—Geurie Urban Area 
Cobbora Shire. 


[Roads 1918-315-2 | 
The unnecessary southern half (150 links wide) of 
the part of road 300 links wide from Cowabbie to 
Jewnee, extending from the north-east corner of por- 
tion 100 easterly to the north-west corner of reserve 
1,550 for Public School Purposes, notified 14th Feb- 
ruary, 1879, parish of Berry Jerry, county of Bourke, 
Coolamon Shire. 
[Roads 1918-113-1] 














Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF APE OF UNNECESSARY 
u 


ADS. 


[613] 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder de- 
scribed, which are now no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and 
discharged from any rights of the public or any per- 
son to the same as highways. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 

The unnecessary parts of boundary road 100 links 
wide within the Generai Cemetery, being the part, 
25 links wide, adioining the south boundary of allot- 
ment 2, and measured as allotment 11; also the part, 
5 links wide, adjoining the north boundary of allot- 
ment 5, and measured as allotment 10, within the sub- 
urban boundaries of village of South Macksvilie, 
parish of Congarrini, county of Raleigh, Nambucca 
Shire. 

[Roads 1918-255-3] 

The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 
4,5, parish of North Gunambil, from portion 107, 
parish of Hastings, county of Urana, Urana Shire. 
[Roads 1918-254-3] 


The unnecessary part of road known as Clarence- 
street, between Lord-street and Grant-street, town of 
Port Macquarie, parish of Macquarie, county of Mac- 
quarie, municipality of Port Maccuarie. 

[Roads 1918-298-3] 

The unnecessary reserved road 100 links wide within 
portion 250, parish of Wyong, county of Northum- 
berland, Erina Shire, 

{Roads 1914-914-5] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


3609 





[612] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


PLAN OF PART OF ROAD RE-MARKED, 
APPROVED. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Kxecutive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘Public 
Roads Act, 1902,’’ the plan of re-marking of part of 
road hereunder described having been approved, the 
part of road, as re-marked according to the plan so 
approved, shall represent and be deemed to be the 
original part of road. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESORYPTION, 
_Part of reserved road 150 links wide within por- 
OR = a Ne 
tions 25 and 36, parish of Yarranbella county of 
y sh BS > 4 
Raleigh, Nambucca Shire, being part of road from 
1 
Upper South Creek to Bowra,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued R. 13,397-1,603, which is deposited in and can 
be inspected at Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[#oads 1918-182-4 | 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
CLOSER SHTTLEMENT. 
Modification of setting apart of Bygalore Settlement 
Purchase Area No. 30. 

i Fa is nereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions of the Closer Settlement 

Acts, the notification in the Gazette of the 23rd 

November, 1917, setting apart farms within the 

Bygaiore Settiement Purchase Area No. 30 is hereby 

modified by making the area of farm 2 to be 767 acres 

3 roods 19 perches, the capital value of that farm to 

be £2,841 2s. 4d., and the deposit for that farm to be 


[558] 


' £156 5s. 3d. (54 per cent. of capital value). 


[Clo. Sett. 1918-3,453] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


[ is hereb7 notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1918, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; and the 
lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be re- 
guired to preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the leage as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shali be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 
dispensed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased: Provided the urea 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
nermission is first obtained from, the Local Forestry Officer, 
The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to 
him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in foree. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the Jease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient guteways or 
openings where required for this purpose, or where 
directed by the Mivister, or any officer authorised by the 
Minister in this bebalf, and permit timber-getters to 
greze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909. 

have been revoked and those quoted hereunder are eub:tituted, 

viz. :— 

No timber shall be eut or rem:ved from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and KReculations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


3610 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Juty, 1918, 





The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. — 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not eomprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 








No. of 


Crown-lease. Land District. Lessee. 





.| John House. 
.| Kenneth Francis Gordon. 
.| William James Williams. 
.| Valentine Charles Johnson. 
..-| Percy Atholstone Brooks. 

.| Daniel Sloane. 
...| John Patrick Crawford. 

.| John Darmody. 
.. | Percy Herbert Hassall. 

.| Charles Peter Thurbon. 
...| Roland Egbert Goodwin. 
..| Susan Woods. 
...| William Coddington. 
John Joseph Best. 
William Pearce Boydell. 
...| James Burling. 

.| Alfred Jack Sevil Conroy. 
Robert Grayson. 
...| James Francis Clarke. 
1913- 8 Do ...| Gilbert Gordon. 
1913-11 Do | Fobn William Boylan. 
1913-13 To ...| John Pierce O’Brien. 
1913-14 Do ..} James Hibbens. 
1914-10 Do .| Budd Ireland. 
1914-11 Do ...| William Hardie Smith. 
1914-12 Do ...| James Jeremiah Graham. 
1915- 7 Do ...| Harold Pearson. 
1916- 2 Do .| John Patrick Keating. 
1913-24 | Tamworth Herbert Harold Prince. 
1913-26 Do .| John Richard Rowland. 
1913-27 Do Charles Benedict Brady. 
1913-31 Do Patrick Joseph Sweeney. 
1913-32 Do William Oliver Murray. 


1913-16 | Armidale 
1914- 3 Do 
1916-18 Do 
1912- 7 | Cooma 
1913-25 Do 
1914 7 Do 

19) 4-13 Do 
1914-33 Do 
1915-26 Do 
1916- 2 Do 
1917- 1 Do 
1915- 4 | Gunnedah 
1916- 6 Do 
1915- 7 Do 
1913- 1 | Moree 
19i4- 1 Do 
1916-13 Do 
1913- 3 | Narrabri 
1918- 5 Do 


1914- 1 Do .| Francis Dowdell. 
1914- 4 Do ...| Joseph Warden. 
1915- 6 Do .| Thomas Albert Wake. 
1915- 7 Do Kobert McMahon. 
1915- 8 Do .| Thomas James Russell. 


1917- 1 | Walcha 
1915— 3 | Walgett 
1915- 5 Do 
1915- 8 Do 
1913-10 | Warialda 


.| Selina Alice Vyner. 
Patrick Thomas Warnock. 
...| John Duncan Munro, 

.| Ernest Cornelius Grace, 
Reginald Clive Hobson. 








Norg,—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[641] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE. 


[’ is hereby notified, for general information, that the 

Auction Sale of Crown Lands advertised in the Go- 
vernment Gazette of 12th July, 1918, to be held on 
17th August, 1918, at the Court-house, Kurri Kurri, 
has been postponed until 3lst August, 1918, com- 
mencing at 2 o’clock p.m., on the ground, in the 
village of Tomalpin. 


ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


Nexce is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
2th June, 1918. [7697 ] 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


N OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
i Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Svdney, 20th August, 1918. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 


Registrar. 
17th July, 1918. " [441] 





[541] Local Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


‘Art tEN ay is invited to an application by Arthur 

Malcolm Eedy for the exchange of certain lands 
at Vaucluse Bay, parish of Alexandria, county of 
Cumberland. 

Heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the Office of the Local Land Board, Department 
of Lands. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Sydney, not later than 16th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Sydney on a date to be notified. 

W. H. CAPPER, 
Chairman. 





{568} Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 27th June, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to an application by George 
Robert Horton to surrender an area of 12,800 acres of 
freehold and conditional lease lands on ‘Toogimbie, parishes of 
Sinclair, Magnolia, and Wingen, in exchange for an equal 
area of Crown Lands in the parishes of Nerang and Wingen, 
county Waradgery, Land District of Hay. 

Lithograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, Hay, not 
later than the 27th July, 1918, or may be made before the 
Board at time of hearing. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Hay on the 13th August, 1918. 

W.. B.. DAY, 


Acting Chairman. 








[574 | Local Land Board Office, 
: Dubbo, 22nd July, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to the following applica- 
tions under the ‘‘Pasturegs Protection Act of 
1902.”? to erect rabbit-proof fences across roads and 
erection of gates:—(1) By Robert Winton Gillespie 
to erect a gate across a road, parish of The Oaks, 
county of Narromine ; Ae) by James Dempster to 
erect a gate across a road, parish of Frost, county of 
Narromine. Aen 
Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Dubbo. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman at Dubbo not later 
than 26th August, 1918. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Narromine on a date to be notified. 
R. M. GALLOWAY, 


Chairman. 





[575] Local Land Board Office, 
: Moree, 23rd July, 1918. 


A TTENTION is invited to an inquiry in the matter 

of an application by the Boomi Shire Council 
that classification reserve at Boomi be notified as a 
travelling stock reserve, parish of Kunopia, county 
of Benarba. , 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and 
the Crown Land Agent, Moree. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman at Moree not later 
than 7th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Moree on a date to be notified. 


B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman. 


— a 


3611 ~ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


26 Jury, 1918.] 


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3626 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918, 








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[887] | . 3 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


t TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES. 


ie is hereby notified that Tenders for Improvement Leases of the under-mentioned Crown Lands will be received at this Department 
not later than 38 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 5rH SEPTEMBER, 1918. 

The leases will be subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 
conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 

The amopnt offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case less than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined Schedule, 
shall be the yearly rental of each lease. 

Tenders must be on Form 118, a8 prescribed by the Regulations under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, and must be lodged at 
the Office of thé Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for Improvement Lease, Land District of 
Narrabri,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit on account of such Tender equal 
to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset annual rent of the area of each block, together with the amount of survey 
fee specified hereunder, has been paid to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. Should, however, two or three blocks be tendered for 
by the same person, it will be sufficient if the highest upset rental and the highest survey fee of the blocks tendered for be lodged with the 
tender, and the order in which the blocks are entered on the tender form will be regarded as the order of the tenderer’s choice. 

No person shall he permitted to acquire or hold a lease of more than One of the blocks, 

The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account of the first year’s rent. 

The term of the leases will be twenty-one years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth). 

The rénts for the second and every succeeding year of the leases shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in each year corresponding to the date of the execution of the leases. If not so paid, the leases will be 
liable to forfeiture. 

The boundaries and areas shown on exhibited design of the blocks which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approxi- 
mate only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. 

In the event of two or more Tenders being received for any of the blocks, the Minister reserves the right to refer the Tenders 
to the Local Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose Tender should 
be accepted. 

The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 


——— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. . 


Lanp District or NARRABRI. 



































Sa Zane Sa Randa 
4 Character and Value of 
: 2 Upset 2 Improvements, Character of Land, Soil 
= Approx: Survey 4 5 me Om 
fa County, Parish. imate ane Fee and |—— : Timber, Water Supply, Se» Nearest Shire, 
3 Aaa, ent ‘: Costs, Approxi- Town, Situation, Locality, &., 
: ; per Block. Citeracter. imate and Distance therefrom. 
%, | Value. 
in Acres.; £ 8. ds | £8, a. 8. d. 
1,647 | Nandewar| Rusden .,.| 8,250 13.10 10 | Survey fee | Dog-proof fence on east} 165 12 6 }) 
2006 boundary, ha!f value, | 
Costs H 
ABS = 112 0 
64 D at oes] By" tS) f ous ces sqligee res sea vehioce Se nentyn 
D o do 9300 18:15 0 Fey ‘ e | Very steep and rough country of basalt and| Namoi, 
Costs conglomerate formation; heavily tim- 
4 112 0 bered with box, stringybark, and gum, 
1,649 Do al de ..| 3,250 181010 | Survey fee with some pine and ironbark, hopbusb on 
r) . ? 1615 3 Or 000 eae 266 000 en cee cee $00 048 000 vee top of spurs; no natural permanent water . 
ante i supply, but supplies may be obtained by 
112 0 sinking in main creek, or by construction 
160) Do mj dou) 8900 | 10:6" 0" | Survéy fe | Dog pat tonon nn ean} 131 6 0 || of damn; Reni lousy Nanrabe from 38 
, £ i} 7 2 
Coats boundary,,half vatue. | gabri from 24 to 29 milee distant; nearest 
112 0 railway point about 16 miles on line from 
1651} Do ‘sal do] 3,250 | 13.1010 | Survey fee] seuss amore | saenanae || @¥DMedah to Narrabri, 
} 1519 9 
Costs 
112 0 
1,652 Do) "yd do _..,|_ 3,250 13 1010 | Survey fee ots oes vee bee nee 20 vee vee ove vee ver one 
20.5 0 
Costs 
112 0 














Designs of the land proposed to be leased may be seen at the offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and Land Agent, Narrabri; and at the Information 
Bureau, Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. 


[Occ. 1918-4279] 








SrrciaL Conpitions, Provisions, Covenants, AND ResprvATions. 


1. Preservation of Firebelts.—The Lessee shall leave 4, Preservation of Timber for. Fencing, Mining, 
firebelts three (3) chains wide within the area leased | Building, and Railway Purposes.—The Lessee shall 
north and south through the centre (approximately) | carefully preserve all trees of six (6) inches or over in 
of Blocks A, D, and F, and east and west through the | diameter measured at three (8) feet from the ground 
centres of Blocks C and K, and along the external | which are useful or likely to be useful for fencing, 
boundaries of each block, but the scrub and under- | mining or building purposes or for railway sleepers 
growth: three (3) inches or less in diameter which would | subject to the provision. that the Lessee may except 
form a harbour for rabbits and other noxious animals | on the wood lot cut and use any timber for fencing 
shall be destroyed SMa 8 improvements within the leased area 
- 2, Preservation of edible trees and trees for Shelter - Destruction of Scrub, Undergrowth, and Noxious 
and  Shade.—The Lessee shall carefully preserve ee ae ee, Lessee shall effectually destroy all hop- 
all Kurrajong trees subject to the provision that the in d “i a ush all undergrowth and scrubs of any 
Minister for Lands may grant permission to lop or | “7° 2? all;noxiqus weeds also prickly-pear (should 


hin Lie ; ; 4 . “pods BH Lene any exist) on the land leased 
TF aotath wer abr mpcetedfing puirposs Gt tumgs 6. Destruction of Unexempted Timber.—The Lessee 


| ; shall destroy by ringbarking or otherwise all trees and 
3. Preservation of Seedlings, &¢., as Wood Lot.— | saplings not exempted by the previous conditions 

The Lessee shall preserve an area of not less than 3 7. Cutting and Removal of Timber.—The Lessee 
per cent. of the lease as @ wood lot upon which no | shall not cut or remove any timber for sale or other- 
seedlings or other timber growth shall be destroyed | wise except as before provided 
without the written consent of the Forest Officer The 8. Stacking and Clearing of Timber, &¢.—The Lessee 
area comprising the 3 per cent. is to be embraced in j shall collect and stack all thinnings fallen timber or 
firebreaks where practicable and otherwise in small { scrub in neat heaps at suitable intervals and shall 
areas so as to afford as little shelter for vermin as | totally clear them off year by year during the currency 
possible of the lease and if in so doing the Lessee uses fire such 


26 Jury, 1918.} 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 





TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


Sprorat ConpIrTions, Provisrons, CovENANTS, AND REsERVATIONS—continued 


Lessee shall prevent the spread of fire therefrom ex- 
tending to and injuring the standing timber or the 
adjacent country 


9. Commencement and Completion of Operations.— 
The Lessee shall begin operations mentioned in. the 
previous conditions within three (3) months from the 
commencement of the lease During the first year of 
the lease the Lessee shal operate on not less than one- 
sixth (4) of the total area leased and during each of 
the succeeding five (5) years the Lessee shall operate 
on an additional one-sixth (4) of the total area leased 
so that the whole area shall be dealt with as prescribed 
in the foregoing conditions within six (6) years from 
the commencement of the lease After any part of the 
land has been cleared of scrub and undergrowth the 
Lessee shall keep it clear and after any part of the 
land has been ringbarked the Lessee shall keep it 
free from suckers and_ seedlings except seedlings of 
species of trees referred to in clause 2 


10. Notice of Commencement of Operations.—The 
Lessee shall give the Chairman of the Local Land 
Board not less than three (8) weeks’ nor more than six 
(6) weeks’ notice in writing of the Lessee’s intention to 
commence the work of ringbarking clearing scrubbing 
or burning off and shall indicate the position and 
extent of the country proposed to be operated upon 
and the length of time which it is considered the 
work will occupy and shall from time to time on a 
stoppage or cessation of the work for a longer period 
than seven days give the Chairman of -the Local 
Land Board not Jess than three (3) weeks’ notice in 
writing of the Lessee’s intention to renew and con- 
tinue the operations of ringbarking clearing scrubbing 
or burning off 


11; Destruction of Noxious Animals.—The Lessee 
shall within three (3) months from the commencement of 
the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits walla- 
bies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other 
noxious animals and shall continue to do so during 
the whole remaining term of the lease to the satis- 
faction of the Minister for Lands 


12. Overstocking.—The Lessee shall not overstock 
the land under lease either wholly or in part the 
decision as to overstocking to rest with the Minister 


13. Fencing of Boundaries.—The Lessee shall subject 
to Condition No. 27 fence the boundaries of the area 
leased with a four-wire fence within five (5) years 
from the date of commencement of the lease but the 
boundaries common to other land held in the same 
interest and while such other land is so held need not 
be fenced provided the holdings in one interest are 
. enclosed by a ring fence 


14; Provision for Water Supply.—The Lessee shall 
provide within three (3) years from date of commence- 
ment of the lease a sufficient water supply for the full 
stocking of the block on the basis of fifteen (15) acres 
to one (1) head of large stock by the excavation of a 
tank or tanks or the construction of a dam or dams 
or the sinking of 4 well or wells within the boundaries 
of the leased area 

15. Maintenance of Improvements.—The Lessee 
shall maintain all Crown improvements and all 
improvements effected under these conditions upon 
the land leased in good order and condition during the 
whole term of the lease 

16. Sureties and Bond.—The Lessee and two sureties 
resident in the State approved by the Minister for 
Lands shall within three (3) months after the com- 
mencement of the lease enter into a bond in the penal 
sum of fifty pounds (£50) for the due performance ot 
all the foregoing conditions ee ' 

17. Penalty for Breach of Conditions.—The Min- 
ister for Lands shall have the power to charge the 
Lessee any sum not exceeding one hundred pounds 
(£100) as a fine for any breach. of the foregoing 
conditions which he may not consider as sufficiently 
grave to warrant forfeiture 

18. Withdrawal for Settlement.—The Governor may 
by notice in the Government Gazette at any time and 
from time to time withdraw the whole or any part 
or parts of the land for purposes of settlement 1 
the event of a railway or tramway being constructed 
within ten (10) miles of any part of the land leased 
and may also at any time and from time to time 
after the expiration of ten (10) years from the com- 
mencement of the lease withdraw the whole or any 
part or parts of the land for purposes. of settlement 
without compensation provided that in respect of the 
improvements effected under the terms o this lease 


or with the special consent of the Minister the Lessee 
shall be. entitled to receive a proportion of any 
payment for such improvements which may be made 
hereaiter by an incoming tenant in terms of section 
213 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act 1913. Such 
proportion shall be ascertained by multiplying the 
sum representing the said payment by a fraction of 
which the numerator shall be the unexpired term of 
thé lease and the denominator the original term of 
the lease Upon the withdrawal of any land under 
this condition or Condition No. 19 a reduction of the 
annual rent shall be made proportionate to the area 
withdrawn 

19. Withdrawal for Public Purposes,’ &¢.—The 
Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette 
at any time and from time to time withdraw any land 
required or deemed to be required for mining or mining 
purposes residential lease sawmill site or for any public 
purpose without in any case compensation except for 
the Lessee’s interest in improvements on the land so 
withdrawn Such compensation in respect of the im- 
provements effected in terms of this lease shall be 
ascertained by multiplying a sum representing the 
fair value of the improvements by a fraction of which 
the numerator shall be the unexpired term of the 
lease and the denominator the original term of the 
lease and in ¢ase of other improvements effected by 
the Lessee in terms of a special consent given by the 
Minister for Lands the compensation shall be the fair 
value of such improvements Provided that in all 
cases the fair value referred to shall be the value of 
the improvements to an incoming settler at the date 
of withdrawal provided that such value shall not in 
any case exceed their cost The compensation shall be 
appraised by the Local Land Board or by the Land 
Appeal Court on appeal or reference The Lessee 
shall be deemed to have a right of appeal and the 
Minister shall be deemed to have a right of reference 
of the Board’s appraisement to the Land Appeai 
Court and for this purpose the appraisement shali be 
deemed to be an appraisement under the provisions 
Deiat 166 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act 


20, Tenant-right in Improvements.—Upon expira- 
tion of the lease by effluxion of time the Lessee shall 
not have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act 1913 in any improvements effected 
with special consent nor shall he have tenant-right 
in any improvements effected in terms of the lease 


21. Right of Conversion into a Homestead Selection. 
—Nothing in these conditions shall deprive the Lessee 
of any ownership he may possess in improvements 
effected on the area over which he may exercise his 
right of conversion into a homestead selection 


292, Rights of Miners,—Any holder of a current 
miner’s right while following the occupation of a 
miner or prospector may graze upon the lease such 
horses or other animals as may be necessary for his 
subsistenee and for the carrying on of prospecting or 
mining 

23. Consent of Minister to Subletting, Transfer, &c. 
—The Lessee shalj not transfer assign or sublet or 
grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the Minister’s consent in writing and (subject to 
Conditions Nos. 22 and 27) the fact that any stock 
not owned by the Lessee have been or are being depas- 
tured on the lease (other than travelling stock) shall 
be prima facie evidence of such assignment or sub- 
letting 

24, Cultivation.—The Lessee shall not cultivate any 
part of the land leased without first obtaining the 
Minister’s consent in writing 


95, Reservation of Rights of Roads.—The lease is 
subject to the reservations of all public rights of roads 
and to the provisions of section 279 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act 1913 


26. Application of Mining Act.—The lease shall be 
deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the 
meaning of the Mining Act of 1906 and as such shall 
be subject to the cperations of that Act 


97. Rights of timber-getters.—All persons duly 
authorised shall have full right to enter upon the land 
at any time within reasonable hours during the 
currency of the.lease for the purpose of cutting and 
removing timber without interference by the Lessee 
and the Lessee shall provide convenient gateways or 
openings where required for this purpose or where 
directed by the Minister or by any Officer authorised 


3628 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


(26. Jury, 1918, 





TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASES—continued. 


SpectaL Conpitions, Provistons, CovENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS— continued, 


by the Minister in that behalf and_ shall permit 
timber-getters to camp and graze their teams over 
the lease subiect to the provisions of section 31 of the 
Forestry Act of 1916 


28, Payment for Improvements.—For all improve- 
ments on the land whether Crown property or not 
the Lessee shall pay their capital value as provided in 
section 215 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act 
1913 or with the consent of the Minister rent for the 
use of the improvements the property of the Crown 
may be paid as provided in section 217 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act 1913 


29. Payment of Costs.—The Lessee shall when 
called upon pay all costs of preliminary action 
(including gazettal of offer) report and inspection 


[543] 


30. Survey.—Instructions will be given within 4 
reasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey 
if necessary to be effected but the Crown will not be 
responsible in any way for any delay or failure to 
effect survey of the lease 


31. Adjustment of Area.—In the event of the area 
of the jease being found to be different to that herein 
mentioned the rent shall be subject to any adjustment 
consequent upon any increase or diminution of area 


32. Penalty upon Forfeiture.—In the event of any 
of these conditions provisions or covenants not being 
complied with in the manner specified the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improve- 
ments effected by the Lessee shall become the pro- 
perty of the Crown without compensation 


anne et a ey pn 


Department of Lands, 


APPLICATION FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


a is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant such lease should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the 


Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. 





Blackett, Owen (Sp. L. 
1918-11, Metropolitan). 


County of Cumberland, parish of Cowan, front- 
ing the Hawkesbury River, at the village of 
Bywater. 

At Nowra, on the bank of the Shoalhaven 
River, parish of Nowra, county of St. Vin- 
cent, 

Parish Terranora, county Rous, Land District 
Murwillumbah, on frontage to Boyd’s Bay, 
west of wharf held under Sp. Ls. 1911-16 by 
the North Coast Co-operative Company, 


Nowra Co-operative 
Dairy Co. Ltd., Sp. L. 
1906-1, Nowra. 

Sullivan, Henry Ernest 

(Sp. L, 1918-14). 











[559] 























Local Land Board Date 
rs Shir is Office where up to which 
Seaited objections may be objections 

; lodged. may be lodge 
® YT. p. 
8 310 | Factory site -.-, Sydney = ..| 9 August 1918. 
0 1 1 | Wharves on piers.. do eo eLiaGe Ay » 

1 chain of} Wharf as ..| Grafton ar a EDV Es mA 
water 
fontage. 
Departament of Lands, 


APPLIOATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF A LEASE FOR SPEOIAL PURPOSES. 


ibe is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for extension of the 

term of a Special Lease, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no suflicient objection 
be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board Distriet in 
which the land is situated on or before the date specified in cach case hereunder. * 


Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. 


way fare wisi an “dive —— 





Tom Howell Ingall (Sp. 


On foreshores of Lake Macquarie, fronting 
L, 3,740, Newcastle). 


section 6, Toronto Estate, near south side of 
Bay-street, parish Awaba, county Northum- 
berland. 











[570) 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Local Land Board Date 
R pataps for Office where up to which 
Lays Ma 2 ' bens ae objections may be objections 
watt hae odged. may be lodged. 
a. Y. p- 
0 037 | Bathing-place and) Maitland ein --| 25 August, 1918. 
(about), jetty. 





cepa oh sneer ata 9iieeiaomrendion—e =| SaSneeRAaiatasaast anes, anmnniemers riSannemaiesaen 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


AEs is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is deelared forfeited in aeeordanee 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty elear days from this date. 











W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 














Reg. N Name and Address Annual Re 
as0n. 
a Lainey No. of Lease. ee ieseue? Situation and Arca of Land, Rent. tor Forfeiture. Phice, 
Ma, Ls. £ada 
1918-7160 | 1915-47, Moree | Kane, Henry Ernest, of| County Beparbs, parish Boonaldoon, portion Sp. lL} 1 0 0! Non-fulfJment | Boomi. 
Moree. 1915-47, Mis. 1,059 Me. Area, 22 acres 3 roods. of conditions. 
ee ee 





(I tt nL 





26 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 8629 


A $$$ $$$ 





—_———<— 


[548] Department of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF VACANT CROWN LANDS TO A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


ES is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the adjoining conditional lease mentioned in 
such Schedule at the capital value and rental stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 











a . wot ee —_ ~— as = 



























































FA Daa areets 
2 Capital Rent Future Future 
Papers. | 2 | \Parish, County. Area, | Added to—}] Value per A babys sep tind os rea Rent | Shire. 
g per acre,} Acre, % of CLL. of C.L, | 
effeet, j 
Ms. *° | ar. p. OL. £8.) d. |, a. £8. a. a. rp £os da. | 
1018-2663 (2°6 | Exmouth ...| Sandon.. 4 0 33 lyil-6 40 0/2 4255 elo U0 12 July, 1918) 64 1 838 20 2 | Guyra 
ee 4“ I \ 
{562} Dopartment of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES, 


‘i is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in’ the 
Governmont Gazotte, have now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















SoHEDULE. 
yenat | Name of Lessee, | Land District. Parish. County and Shire. | Aven. | Anntal annette’ 
os : ; | 
; | | | Soe) Fes Ds ase, ee 
1908-4 | Jennings, John ... ...| Moss Vale...) Berrima .... Camden; Nattai [1,072 3 0| 4 9 8 | 25Jan., 1918 
1909-9 Do Ae? Aas do see do mH do do soled 105,07 Onis Vena Bub 2G. a 
abies De dot | do Ga) mde. cdasomndioisdt 2480 100 (1 O84 20° ge 
[672] Department of Lands, 


: Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFIOATION OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE, 


1 is hereby notified, for public information, that the Scrub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited for 
non-fulfilment of conditions. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 









































Ne, of Lease. Baa Name ef Lessee, Land District. County, | Parish, | Shire, Area. Annual Rent. 
bY yx Awe. — 
Occ. | | Acres. £ s. d, 
362. 1918-4728 | Quade, Thomas, of Westella,, Parkes .... Cunningham | Sebastopol.... Goobang ...; 1,101 9.3 6 
| Trundle. | | 
hee ) | . f 
[5€5] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF AN ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the “Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918,” 
and Regulations thereunder, an Additional Residential Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted for the 
term and under the conditions hereinafter mentioned :— 

The rent for the second and every succeeding year must be paid to the Crown Land Agent before the date in each year cor- 
Tresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture, 
The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SonEDULE REFEERED TO. 
Laxp District oF INvVERELL; BANNOOKBURN SHIRE; GOLD. FIELD—TiNGHA EXTENSION. 
{Oce, 1918-3,002]} 





























ge me | Amount , 
et | | | Term of Lease. paid to Land, ypeeeee Amount Date 
Svae Neme and Address | f Annual): Acer) 42 credited as} to which 
nh oe ot Lemes. County, | Parish, | Area. pas meeponty ies OF payment |‘ rent is 
oe <t | | From | To and provi. | PXPEMSeF-| “c# rent, | credited. 
= gs | sional rent. | 
' a? ; 
abe J a; rp: 191, 1998, £n4./£ 8. 4 | £5. a.) £84.) 1919. 
1917-5, | Cook, Richard James, cf, Gough oor CLV.) 0 oat lw o 23 April ...| 4 Feb. ...) 1 0 0} 415 UO | vlo oO} & O O | 24 April, 
3) Mar, Post Office, Gilgai, | (portion 44), 
G, 6,957-) ,7t2. | 








seh ely | ee 
The deposit of £4 18s. has been applied as follows :—£3 5s. as full survey fee; £1 as payment of rent to 24th April, 1919; 10s, 
fs payment cf costs. 


The lessee shall keep the land free from rabbits and from briars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds during the 
currency of the lease. 


3630 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918. 











[568] erie Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
i NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


3 is hereby notified that the Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, , 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Annual | shire, 


No.of | Reg. No. of | Name and Address Land County. Parish. Gold-field. Area. Reason for Forfeiture. Rent 


Lease. | Papers. of Lessee. District. 


& ©. P. £ 8. d. 

20 0 0 Non-payment of rent; 210 © | Macquarie. 
Portion 142, (£2 10s, (d.) 

W. 5,290-2,091, 

















Occ. 
1916-5 | 1918-3,969 | Agnew, Robert Thos.,| Wellington} Wellington| Warne ...) The Macquarie, 
jr., of Euehareena, 





a ce A mr 


[564] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


EXTENSION OF TERM OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


af is hereby notified that the term of the Residential Jease herevnder specified has been extended under the provisions of section 225 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions 
so far as they now apply, to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 131, and, to the. special 


conditions as set out in footnote hereof, , 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Lanp District or Parkes; MaAcQuaRigf SHIRE. 




















Date of ware term Rent 
So | Gazette notice of lease. required 
;3 granting || Hes. No.of) Name and Address County. Parish Gold-field, Area. Annte CO 
i | Residential Papers, of Lessee. y. Rent. | wrom—| To— | current 
Lease. | year 
. Oce. . +e & fp, | (|S sa} 1918 1936. 
1907-6 | 2Sept., 1008...) 1918-4,564...) Moon, James, of Ashbitn- | Parkes ...| Billabong «..| 20 0 0 | 2 0 0 | 2Septi..| LSeptye.|  csetsiiee 
Parkesborough, ham. Portion 888 
A. 6,665-1,770, 

















Norr.—The lessee shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from briars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds during the 
currency of the lease; The costs amount to £1 1s. as against £1 1s. paid. 


[566] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES, 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in actordance with the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the lands sct out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 
under the conditions hereinafter mentioned :— 
The rent for the second and every succeeding year must be paid to the Crown Land Agent before the date in 
each year corresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 
The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his 
usual and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease ; and must also, within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, erect 
such buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 
been erected. 


The lessee is to hold a miner's right continuously during the currency of the lease. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULK REFERRED TO, 









































gf8 Sa to Lat | Amount ge t 
25” paid to Lanc A t} BEB. | Amoun 

BEZE! Reg. Name and eet eee Annual | eae | snaeee To credited | S22, | necessary 
<c 8S No, of Addrese County, | Parish. Area, oy ie Pe bureer tea, oO! ayment of | towards | O° 8 plete fae 
ste | Papers. of Lessee. ¢ eh Eixpenses.| first year’s At ya ge" | year's 

124 From | To provisional rep 3 4 le rent. 

ws” | rent, gue 

Lanp Disrarct or ARMipaLE, DumaREsq Suirz, GoLD-FIELD-—-SANDON. 

Occ. Fe 1918. 1928. Zandi £8 - 4 SH ad» £8. 4. -S3.-def-8 di Res 
1917-18, } 1918- | Brennan, John,of] Sandon ...| Eniore., 20 0 0 26 June(25 June, 2 0 07; 510 0 |  cesesenee 20 0/3810 0} 4... hes 
23 Aug.| 4,566. | Enmore, Uralla. portion 141, 

8. 4,281-1,660. 
Lanp Disrnicr or Mupe@rt, Wratpra SuirE, GoLD-FIELD—GULGONG. 
: 1918. 1933. 
1916-4, 1918- | Drew, Henry, of Phillip ..{Wyaldra{ 20 0 0 {18 Junej17 June; 3 0 OF 510 O( wwe | 2 0 0/510 Of wwe (1 0 0 
21 Oct,| 4,195, Home Rule. portion 124, : 
®, 3,748-2125, 












































a A AN 


* Inclusive of rent fior use of Crown improvements. 
R.L. 1916-4, Mudgee.—Fencing for the beneficial ued of the land under Regulation 181 (2) shall include substantial fencing 
erected upon the marked boundaries of the area; provided that so much of the Cooyal Creek bank frontage as is a natural barrier to 


the passage of stock need not be fenced. 
Norz.—The lessees shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from pbriars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds 
during the currency of the lease. 





26 Juny, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 3631 





[542] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


WOTIFICATION OF ALLOTMENT OF LANDS AS A SETTLEMENT PURCHASE UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION AOT. 


+ igs is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule hereunder, have been | 

allotted, under the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” as a Settlement Purchase dating from 
6th July, 1918, within the “ ¥annawah Settlement Purchase Area,” in the area shown and to the person named in the said 
Schedule. The lands comprised in this Settlement Purchase were surrendered to the Crown on the 10th April, 1918, vide 
notification in the Government Gazette of the 19th April, 1918. 


[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-4,944] 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
YANNAWAH SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 

EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp DistRicrt or CoorAMUNDRY ; JINDALER SHIRE. © 




















ScHEDULE. 
Settlement Purchaser. UAE ee Area, *oeven | Parish. | County. | Plan No. 
, _ | ay te P. 'B, 237-1,946 
Cuthbert Lamb Browning| Yannawah, 19!8-1...| 1| 850 O 0O/| 1, 2, 3, 4,5,| Tumbleton...) Bland B.563 R 
& 34 Rem. | Weta : 
[571] Department of Lands, 


ik 


No. of Lease 
and 
Land District, 





Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF OROWN-LEASES. 


is hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





nin Parish, County. Shire. Area. | 422481) Rosson for Forfeiture, 


Name of Lessee, Rental. 





& Tp & 8. a. 
1915-1, Grafton ...| Jeremiah Sullivan .. -.| 88 & 41) Carnham _,..| Drake ... ..| Copmanhurst ...| 974 8 0/1317 4 | Non-payment of rent, 
9 5 


1916-2, Forbes «| Horatio Victor Forbes Nelson 187 Tallabung ...; Gipps and Jemalong +++ {2;309 0 0} 29 


do 





Forbes, 








[560] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of 


land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at the 


eapital values stated. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








SCHEDULE. 
: capital D 
8 Le value ed he New pled? 
Papers. | 5 Parish, County. District, Area, per acre | addition takes Added to— Area of ayment cn Shire, 
S of ect Holding. Py oiai 
A added area. eae eile 


». . ° ® fT 
1918-15,765| 29) Perry ».| Inglis «.| Armidale ..j19 1 0 2.0 0 5 June, 1918...) C.P. 71-3,1138 (now) 7 1 




















C.8 Bouts 'P £ ss d. De £ ad 
0 


beseeeteesee | Cockburn. 





freehold), portion 

19, J, L. Didlick. } 

12,668 | 207| Bootoowaa ...| Gloucester ...| Taree.., en 10 1 0 116 8 | 30May, , ..| C.P. 89-16, portion] 215 1 0 11 8 0 | Manning, 
¢ 174, A. Beattie, 





[7693] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 5th July, 1918, 
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


ING ee is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purehase, 


under the 68th seetion of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 


person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 69th seetion 
of the Act mentioned; sudh complaint mrust be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


Rezistration 
No. 


W.'G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








YE : hom Caveats 
Applicant, | Area. | Desoription. | bi ma lodged. 





l 








—— 





Aln. (CH Bie Fas 
1918-5,291 | Charles Rdward Eades.| 1 1 1 Parish of Cowan, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land} The Chairman, Metro- 
Sp. Pur. Distriet, Hornsby Shire, being an area proposed to be}  politan Land Soard, 
1917-19. reclaimed by applicant fvonting his property, being Sydney. 
of portion 16, 

Ms. 5,148 Sy. Papers Aln. 1918-5,291, 





3632. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918. 


ot 





[388] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


Nore is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purchase, 

under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 69th section of 
the Act mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























eet aaa Applicant. | Area. | oF nen mon weet ce : 
Aln. Rey os De 

p1918-6.001 | James Walter Trevenar| O O 29%) Parish of Sutherland, county of Cumberland, Sutherland) The Chairman, Lard 

S.P. 1917--48. Shire, being an area proposed to be reclaimed below high-| Board, Sydney. 
water mark on the frontage of applicant’s property, lot 27 
of D.P. 4,198 at Gunnamatta Bay, Port Hacking,—shown 
on plar No. Ms. 5,154 Sy. 

war delta eh pea: m" : a, ce weet anes 
(616) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


“NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


| { IS Excelleney the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 20, ‘Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be 
granted te the persons mentioned hereunder; payment of costs, purehase money, deed fees and stamp duties having been made. 


_—— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


ncn en nt a A pene nee 








Papers and No. of 
Application, 





Description and Area of Read. | Area, | Proposed Grantee, 











| 
Roads. A... f. p, 

1914-928-15, | Parish of Botany, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land District, Munici-| 0 © 104 | Frederick Edwards. 

Rd. Pur, 1915-8, | pality of Randwick. Part of Arden-street as originally provided in 
| subdivision lying between the western boundary of allotment 1, Mount 

| View Estate, and eastern side of Arden-street, as now constructed, 
F 191F-557-16, | Parish South Bellingen, county Raleigh, Land District Bellingen, Bellingen) 2 120 | Percy Lambert Chris- 
Bi{Rd. Pur. 1916- Shire, within suburban boundaries of village of Raleigh. Boundary road tian. 
132, 130 links wide separating portion 147 from portion 227 (part) and 226 . 
lying to the east of the North Coast Railway (excluding a part 100 links 
wide along such railway). 





| 








[é15} Department of Lande, 
Sycney, 26th July, 1918. 
ry NOTIFICATION, UNDER PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPZION OF LAND FOR ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described (in respect of which land notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified. ; 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from Braidwood-Nelligen road to State Forest No. 147, parish of Currowan, 
' county of St. Vincent, Clyde Shire. 


{Regis:ration No. of Papers—-Roads 1917-81-19 ; Catalogue No. of Plan R. 183,376-1,603.] 








DeEscErprion of land now resumed for the road specified above. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of <th March, 1918) 


folio 1277. 
Lanp District or Mitton. 




















a. " ate Character Width of cree 
rea. Tarish Name, fated Owner, jeour fer, Lan 
a* He , Holding. Resumed, | Besumed 
{ 
a,r tT. p. 
40; 5 0 0 | Currowan : William Backhouse dee ws i William Backhouse ... =F eo. | C.P. 67-2,592 100 links Pen fees ae OS) 











nena pee al he te he 








rn tet a cet RR th tS te 


26 Juuy, 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 3633 


Se a TERE “SE 


[617] Department ef Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. * 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described, which are no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein added to the holdings mentioned in the appended Schedule. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SomEDULE REFERRED TO. 








Holding to which Rood is added. 






































No, of Papers. Area, Deseription of Roads closed, 
a No, of Holding, Name of Holder. 
Roads. Sore ps 
1916-805-14, | 26 UO O| Parish Youngareen, county Gipps, Land Distsict Wyalong,| C,P. 85-1, portions 4, 5, 6,) William 
Rd. Pur. 1916- | Bland Shire— at £2 per acre. Thompson. 
174. Boundary roads 150 links wide on the west of portion 3, 
150 links and variable on the east of portion 5. 
Do «| 16 0 Oj, Boundary road 100 links wide on north of portion 100, and) C.P. 1915-11, portion 10), do 
| reserved roads (2) 150 links wide within portion 100. at £2, per acre. 
[620] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF *RESUMPIION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BH UNNECESSARY, ALSO PART 
OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shal) be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads ; also, that the road and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—~Road from the Quirindi-Gaspard road to road at a south-wost corner of portion 266, parish of 
Wailabadah, county ot Buckland, l'amaraug Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-350-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,364-1,603.] 





DrsogirtTion of lande now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road 
deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 12th April, 1918, folio 1771. 


Lanp District oF TAMWORTH. - 








= —= a NOE eh, 














Bs Parich | Character carte Area, Re- 

es Area. Reputed Owner. Occupier. 0 sumed and Fart of Road closed, &c, 

i Name. Holding, | 8U™ed 20d) dicated 

a 5° | Dedicated, : 

ae ray a. T. Pp. 

266 49 0 OU | Wallabadah ..| John Scanlon --| John Scanlon «-| Freehold...| 100 links... 4 335{| The unnecessary part of reserved road 
within portion 266, west of portion 129, 
and extending from north-west corner of 
latter portion to « roint 100 liaks north 
of its south-west corner, is closed and 








granted in compensation. 





——: ee _ —_ = 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road within portion 55 towards Baradine, parish of Baradine, county of Baradine, 
Coonabarabran Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1915-58-19; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,377-1,603.] 





Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road and part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the rosd aud part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918, folio 1972. 


Lanp Distriot or COONABARABRAN. 
Width of 














=| Area 
S Character Lend 
se Parish j Resumed Road and part ¢f road closed, &c. Part of Road 
~ > ’ 
Be, Area, Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier, Holling a ee and declared to be public Road. 
a Dedicated! Dedicated. 
pad lh 3 AjaT., YP; 
55 | 885 0 O| Baradine..| Bank of New| H. Patterson ..| C.U. 34,981} 100 links... 5 1 5 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 


South Wales, 55, west of new road, is closed and added to portion 55; 
the area thereof and of C.L. 34,081 is reduced to 883 
acres 3 roods 10 perches. 

The unnecessary reserved road within portion 71 is 
closed and added to portion 71; the area thereof 
and of C.P. 199-a is increased to 77 acres 1 rood. 





The part of existing road included in survey and 
Deceksary to preserve continuity of new road is declared 
to be public road and dedicated to the public accord: 
ingly. 

















3634 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, [26 Juny, 1918. 








1619] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF 


ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ALSO PART OF EXISTING ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD. 


g 
Worcs is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
P resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

_ All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads or purts of road hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of roads. 

P Plans showing the roads or parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Orown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEsORIPTIOUN OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from the Mudgee-Wellington road to the Dubbo-Mudgee road, 
parish of Bungiebomar, county of Lincoln, Cobbora Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-495-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,411-1,603.] 








Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads and part of road deomed to be unnecessary, which 
it is proposed to close. - 


Lanp District or Dusso. 











Character Width of Area 
Portion No. Area. dary Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be| tobe Roads and aah ped ya Proposed to be 
| : Holding, Resumed. | Resumed. pia 
a. tT. p, es O85 18h 
18° 79 1 Oj} Bungie- | William Hughes...) William Hughes ..| Part C,P. 1901-| 100 links,.,| 1 03 oesieee o90 cee eee vee cosines oon tes eee Fes one See 01 Bey 
bomar. ' (and track in use.),| 44 (of 120 
é \ a acres), 
Unnum- 974 0 0 do. ...| The Commercial) John Wilton, Fred-| C.L. No. 960 .../ 100 4 ..|/ 6 1 0 | The unnecessary reserved road along part 
bered. ; BankingCompany| erick Wilton, and : of the northern boundary of portion 15 
of Sydney, Ltd. William Wilton east of the proposed road, the unnecessary 
4 (and track in use.) part of reserved road within C.L. 960, ex- 
tending southerly from a point 1 chain 
south of the north-east corner of portion 
P 4 to the southernmost ‘boundary of C.L: 
960,and the unnecessary boundary road 
separating C.L. 960 from portions 5 and 16, 
and end of road are to be closed and 
added to C.L. 960; the area thereof to be 
increased to 982 acres 1 rood. 

15 403 0 0 do .,.| John Wilton, Fred- do ee} Freehold | 100 4 «| 9 010] The unnecessary boundary road separating 
erick Wilton, ‘and portion 16 from portion 15 is to be closed 

William Wilton. and granted in compensation, 

















DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Trunkey to Burraga, via a crossing over Burrangylong 
or Grove Oreek, parish of Mulgunnia, county of Georgiana, Abercrombie Shire. 


(Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1917~303-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,454~1,608.] 





DgsoRIPTION of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close | 
Lanp District oF CARCOAR. 

















P | ; 
one ‘ Character Width of Area 
2 g Area. caren eee Occupier, of Land to be to be Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
ra 4 i Holding. Resumed. | Resumed, ’ 
le ie : a 1. Pp. 
.6 (1,060 0 0| Melgunnia| Athol Wolfe © W.Larnach ...| Freehold ../100 links &| 18 2 0 | This proposed resumption includes parts of con- 
Stewart, variable. firmed road (R. 1918-1,603), The unnecessary 
parts of confirmed rowd (R. 1918-1,603), north and 
south of the proposed road, are proposed to be 
elosed, and thus vested in the owner of adjoining 
and. 








DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—-Deviation in part of road from Grafton to Lawrence, parish of Great Marlow, 
county of Clarence, Copmanhurst Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-530-6; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,399-1,603.] 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. 


Lanxp District oF GRAFTON. 








Width of 








a 

3 Character Area 

Ey| Area. parish Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Laid to be Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &e. 

{=} 4 . 

& Holding. Rubi od, Resumed, 

a. Ts Ps : Bt. Ds 

104 48 0 0 | Great Marlow) Charles Smith ...! Fenced road in use| Freehold...| 50 links ... 0 1 2 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
portion 104 from portion 103, north-west of the 
proposed road,is proposed to be closed and part 


thereof granted in compensation. 

The unnecessary part of confirmed road (R. 436a- 
1,603) within portion 104, west of preposed road, is 
f i closed and thus vested in owner of adjoining 
and, 


oe 


The part of existing boundary road on west of 
portion 104, necessary to preserve continuity ofjpro- 
posed road, is to be declared to be public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 








I 


26 Jury; 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 3635 
Sewn a a ea aa re ino 


1618] Depavtment of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, ALSO OF PART OF ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIO ROAD. 


N OTIOE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Aot, 1902, the lands herswnder deseribed. 
The proposed roads are shown upon plans which ean be inspected at this Offiee, and a copy of the same may be inspected at th 
respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in whieh the lands are situated. 
All persons interested are hereby ealled upon to set forth in writing and $0 forward to the Minister, within one month from 
date of this notico, any objections which may appear to them to emist to the proposal te open the roads referred to. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description or RoaD TO BE OPENED Part of road from Micabil railway siding to the Euabalong-Condobolin Road, parish of 
é Micabil, county of Cunningham, Lachlan Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papore~ Roade 1917-311-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—E, 13,595-1,603.] 








Dzsoniprion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Disrriot or ConDOBOLIN. 


——— A ES LN EY =e NN 








=| » 
s¢ , Character | Width of Area 
Hy, Area, | Parish Name,| Reputed Owner. Occupier, “of Land to be to be Remarks. 
& Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 

8.-: Fs DP. a a Pe 
53 |1,887 0 87 | Micabil ..| The Australian} Dawson Bros,...| C.U, 11,768} 150 links..! 3 2 0 e04 vee v0e 004 000 048 eas r00 000 vee Hee 009 908 900 000 0s con nee ver oes ee tee 

Bank of Com- ; 
merce, Limited, 





Part cf existing road necessary to preserve con 
tinuity of proposed road is to be declared to be public 
road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 





1’ 
52 640 0 0 Do e| Dawson Bros. .. de o| Freehold ...| 160 4 | 13 0 26 aaceauleaa cad cas eas can gaoquciecnnsdisadsaneapica’ exsaseat ceueesbirese 


es 








DEScRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widening’of part of road, known as King-street, at Tempe, parish of Petersham, 
county of Cumberland, municipality of St. Peters, 


[ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1891-479-21; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,463-1,603.] 





Dauscrzrrion of lands which it is proposed to resume, 
METROPOLITAN LAND DistRIcT. 

















Parish Character | Wind | Arcatot 
Portion No.| Area, Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Sete 2° Remarks, 
Name. Holding to be Resumed, 
* | Resumed, 
To Pp. 
VW .; a. r. p.| Petersham...| Mrs, G, E, Wilson.,| Mrs, G, E, Wilson} Freehold... Variable...| 0 1 24g | This proposed resumption embraces parts of 
(now pri- | 470 0 0 : land included in applications Nos. 6,5994 
yately gub-| | and 4,850, at Registrar-General’s Depart- 
divided). ment, ' 
[614] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 


WN Oe is hereby given that applications have been made, ‘under the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
Roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 


Any pefson desiring to lodge objections should forwatd the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from date of this notice. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—e 




















: Registrésion No. |. Applicant, . Area. | Desoription. 
Rds, Rooks, Bs | 
1918-309 G. HE. M. Osborne... 216 Parish Nimbin, county Rous, Land District Lismore, Terania Shire. The parts 
Rd. Pur. 1918- | of reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 65 east and west of public road 
21. | (R. 8,713-1,603). 
[547] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
LAPSING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND, 


IN Cue is hereby given that the Sales by Auction hereunder particularised are hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys paid 
thereon forfeited for non-payment of the instalments of purchase money within the prescribed time.. This notice to take effect at 
the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








«© 


Amount 

















a 
4 Parish, Town Place and | overdue, ex-} .¢ : 
4 pplicant, Address, and Occupation. District. | Por, | Alot.) See! “Or'Viliage. | AT | date of Sale, | clusive'of | 2 Shire, 
interest. 4 
8. T. Pp. £* 8° @ 
Coughlin, Caroline, of 5°4 Bourke-street, Moore Park} Metropolitan | 1526 | ... -. | Botany ... 0 0 224 | Maroubra,16} 8110 6 | EB | ssecscsecee (0) 
(wife of John Coughlin, compositor). Mar., 1918. A 
Do. do do dobre 40 EL LEGBAL ose) | tee do a eet 0 22 do | 65 10" 0 °F") “SIOete. (9) 
Do do do ne do eee] LBS, | © ove ae do 4. | Ma OF oO a98 do’ oe] 5917 6 | Bip il ieeecee (0) 
Do do do Pete! do os. |* 1574 | ove eae do aaa | © 0 324 do sil ot @ & E coe see ceeees (C) 
Coughlin, John, of 534 Bourke-street, Moore Park,) do ove] L681 | os oy do se} v.| 0. 0 2:9 do oe] 54 5 0 | BL] ceaece cee eee (C) 
compositor, 











3636 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.'91, [26 Jury, 1918. 





[362] IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTIOH is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 
SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the 30th day of July instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and 
References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 
W. RB. JAMIESON, 











16th July, 1918. Registrar, 
The following cases will be heard :— 
Tard Avpesl / Land District. | Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
10070 Gunnedah e| J. K, Mackay tg ...| Appeal against the report of the Gunnedah Land Board in respect 


of his application for the surrender of certain lands in the 
parishes of Wean and Melville, counties of Nandewar and 
Pottinger, in exchange for certain Jands in the parishes of 
Johnston and Curlewis, county of Pottinger, Land District 
of Gunnedah (Pullaming Exchange). 





10078 Condobolin _...! Minister for Lands ... ...| Reference for determination vf tbe annual rental of Herald 
Fairford May’s settlement lease No. 1,531, Condobolin. 
10074 Dubbo ..., ...| E. F. Brennan ae ...| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application for permission to acquire by transfer Thomas 
Rae’s conditional purchase lease No. 1908-3, Dubbo. 

10075 Condobolin ...) Minister for Lands .. ...| Reference for decision in respect of an application by James 
William Stockley Brewer (the Commissioners of the Govern- 
ment Savings Bank of New South Wales, mortgagees) for 
conversion of settlement leases Nos. 1906-9 and 1907-9 
Condobolin, into a conditional purchase and a conditiona 
lease (Nos. 1916-2 and 1316-2, Condobolin). 

10076 Grafton... Bb do AE ...| Reference for decision in veepect of the ap»raisement of the 
capital value of Alfred Towell’s homestead selection No. 
1897-3, Grafton. 

10077 Stroud ... tee do ee ...| Reference for decision in respect of the appraisement of the 
capital value for the second period of William Herbert 
Renwick’s homestead selection No. 1901-2, Stroud. 

10078 Narrandera...) H. Hvans... vee .../ Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
forfeiture of his homestead farm No, 1915-20, Narrandera. 














1228] Loc3l Land Board Office, 
Orange, 8th July, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respeet to a Reserve which is included in a 
Lease, the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Orown Lands Act of 1908, and ag to any 
objections to granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
KE. EBSWORTH, 
































Chairman. 
SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. | 
i 4 cane for Class va ps Reserve included dag res peu s 
onversion, a , ' 
prasad ies Area. Farish and County. is Inca) Land Boerd. 
ERS 9 | 
Sp. L. 1806-22 ...| 10 O O | Parish Mudgee, eounty| James Proctor...| Homestead Part of water re-| Court-house, 
Wellington portion selection.; serve 23,836. Mudgee, 12th 
353. August, 19!8, at 
t 10 a.m. 
[382] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 15th July, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under seetion 190 of the “Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,” and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 








Particulars are specified in Schedule below. W. F. DAY, 
Chairman... 
SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for 
F Place and Date of 
am eS Geeeatiea nats Reserves included. Inquiry by 
oars | Area. | Parish and County, Looal Land Board. 
ERB hein Oe 22710 We) Marais aah 








a Dp. 
Special Lease) 50 1 O | Parish Wyangle,| Michael Geary...) Original con-| Whole of travelling stock! Court-house, 
1909-21, county Buccleuch. ditional pur-| and camping reserve) Tumut, 
chase. 29,085; wholeof water} ‘7th Aug., 1918. 
reserve 600, 


eR Faia 


25 Jury, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 3637 





PROOLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASHS Nos. 1,576 AND 1,577 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


HERBAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Improvement Leases Nos. 1,576 and 1,577 were granted, from 

25th April, 1907, subject to a special condition that the Governor may, at any time, and from time to time, after the expiration 

of ten years from the commencement of the lease withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement: And 

whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid : Now, therefore, I, Sir WaLtrer Kpwarp 

Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South 

Wales and its Dependencies, in the Cominonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the terms 

of said special condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that bohalf,do bereby withdraw from Improvement Leases 

Nos. 1,576 and 1,577 respectively, held by Perry and Sons, Limited, of Sydney, the areas of about 7,'68 acres and 7,0! acres described 
in the Schedule hereto, for purposes of settlement :— 

ScHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Nyngan; BoGan SHIRE. 
Withdrawn from Improvement Lease No. 1,576, 


County of Oxley, parish of Wera, containing an area of about 7,168 acres. The Crown Lauds within the boundaries of Improvement 
Lease Block No. 1,298. Includes portion 32. Vilans O. $15-2,000 and Ms. 764 Do. Rolls. 
[Ms. 1918-4,725] 
Withdrawn from Improvement Lease No. 1,577. 


County of Oxley, parish of The Plains, containing an area of about 7,604 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
Improvement Lease Block No. 1,300. Includes portions 3,4, and 7. Plans O.774and 815-2,000 and Ms.764 Do. Rolls. 
[Ms. 1918-4,725 ] 





WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1,610 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


WHEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Improvement Lease No. 1,610 was granted, from 15th June 
1907, subject toa special condition that the Governor may, at any time, and from time to time, after the expiration of ten years from the 
commencement of the lease withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement: And whereas it bas become 
necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinson, Knight 
Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saimt George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the terms of the said special 
condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me im that behalf, do hereby withdraw from Improvement Lease No. 1,610, held by 
Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company, Limited, of Sydney, the area of about 8,887 acres, described in the Schedule hereto, for the purposes 
of settlement :-— 
SCHEDULE. 


CHNTRAL DIVISION. 
Linp District or Nyn@an; Bocan SHIRE, 


County Oxley, parish of The Plains, containing an area of about 8,837 acres. The Crown Lands w-thin the boundaries of 
improvement lease block No. 1,301, portions 1 and 6. Plans U. 774 and 815-2,000; and Ms. 764 Do. Rolls. 
{Ms. 1918-4,725] 


WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1,533 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


WHEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Improvement Lease No. 1,533 was grantd from 1&th 
September, 1906, subject to a special condition {that the Governor may, at auy time, and from time to time, after the expiration of 
ten years from the commencement of the lease, withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement : nd 
whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid : Now, therefore, I, Sir WaLtrurn Epwaxp 
Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with! 
the terms of said special condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby withdraw from Improvement 
Lease No. 1,533, held by Perry and Sons, Limited, of tydney, the area of about 1,210 acres, described in the Schedule hereto, for purposes 
of settlement :— 
SCHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp District or Nyna@an; BoGan Suey. 


County of Oxley, parish of Mudall, containing an area of about 1,210 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the bcundaries cf portions 
4 and 5, also the roads on the south-east of portion 4, and south-east and south-west of portion 5. Plans O. 792, 793-2,000; and Ms. €L0, 
Do. Roll. 
{Ms. 1918-4,726] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 





By His Excellency’s Command, <overnor, 
W. G. ASHFORD. 
[551] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[583] Department of Lands, 
. Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
Lis is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions ef the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Date of 



































we Pesleel ot 
Land Distt | Division. | Notification County. | Parish, Shire, &e. Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
EB aS Aen 
Bocrowa --| Eastern ../ 11 Feb., 1914 ..| Harden --| Nurung .. -.| Demondrille 18 3 0 | That part within portion 348, Plan H.! Ms. 1918- 

Shire. 6,435-1,716, 5,122, 

Grafton «| Eastern i 27 July, 1917 ..{ Clarence j | Great Marlow ..{ Copmanhurst 40 3 0 | The whole; portion 192. Plan C, 3,042-| Ms, Ls, 
} Shire, 1,577.1 1918-6-798, 

NeTtE.—Held under special lease, 

Warialda «| Central ..| 25 Aug., 1915../ Burnett ..| Bledger = ..| Yallaroi Shire.,| 237 1 0 { That part within portion 26, Plan B.| Ms, Ls. 

2,586-1,951. 1918-7,501, 























No. 91, 26 Jury, 1918, —7, 


3638 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 JuLy, 


1918. 





[585] 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c. 


Department of Lands, 


: ee 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revokei, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


expiration of sixty days from the above date, 














South. 


Inverell 


Do 
Do 





.| Eastern.. 


do 
ado 
































Land Divisi Reserve 
District, ivision. | xo. 
Armidale ..| Eastern...) .... 
Do do 
Condobolin..| Central..} 3,235 
Forbes ..| Central..{ 4,508 
Goulburn ..|] Eastern.. 
Kempsey .. do 139 
Metro- do ..| 
politan. 
Do do ..| 52,585 
I" 
Penrith do ..) 50,951 
| 
Walgett ..| Central.. 
Carcoar .| Eastern... 
Cowra a do | lee 
Mudgee  ..| Eastorn.. 
Corowa .| Central..| 41,864 
Tumba- Eastern..| 51,150 
rumba. 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Urana Central.. 40,128 
Balranald do 40,609 
South, 
Deniliquin .. do 39,502 
Do do 2,501 
Balranald do 39,807 





Purpose, 


Extension to Uralla 
temporary comnion. 
From annual lease or 
occupation license. 
From sale for the use of 


travelling stock. 





From sale for tra¥elling) 


stock. 


Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 
206. 

Water 


From sale or lease under 
section 206, 


From after-auction sale 
From sale or _ lease 
generally, 


Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 
228. 

Reserve from sale or 
Jease under section 
206. 


From sale or lease under 
section 228, 


From sale or lease under| 
section 206. 


Travelling stock 
From lease generally .. 


From sale for temporary 
common at Tumba- 
rumba. 

From annual lease or 
occupation license. 
From sale or lease un- 

section 206. 

From sale other than 
auction sale only. 

From lease other thau 
18th section lease. 


do 


From sale for public 
purposes, 


From lease other than 
lsth section lease, 


Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 
206. 

do 


do 
































W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















a pe oe County. Parish, | Shire, &c. Area, | Part revoked. Papers No. 
as Toa pe 
1 Oct., 1879) Sandon Devon Gostwyek 19 2 80] Part within portion 137.| Occ. 1918- 
; Shire. Plan 8. 4,244-1, 660, 4,519, 
13 April, 1892} do do do ste 19-2 30 ado do or do 
26 Mar., 1887) Gipps Bena ..| Special 105 0 0} That part within Special; Ms. Ls. 
Lease No.| (about). Lease No, 1914-1, south} 1918-7,891. 
1914-1 of a line running east+ 
Lachlan erly and westerly paral- 
Shire. lel to and 10 chains in 
‘ rectangular distance 
; from the southern 
boundaries of measured 
portions land 8, Plan 
Sp. L. 86 Fbs. 
18 Feb., 1888; Cunning- | Monwonga |. Jemalong 320 0 0j| The part within portion| Ms. Ls, 
| ham iShire | 103. Plan C. 2,061-} 1918-6,950. 
|} 1,947. 
Notr.—Held under special lease. ' 
17 May, 1918] Argyle Billyram- { Mulwaree 5 0 88) The whole .. le ..{ Ms. Ls.’ 
bija. Shire.| 1918-5,338 
5 Mar., 1883) Dudley Macleay ..| Macleay 53 3 0] That part within portion] C.S, 1918- 
Shire. 67. Plan D.2,122-1,505.} 8,895, 
27 April, 1917) Cumber- Hunter’s Ryde Muni- 4 129] The whole; portion 258.) Ms, 1918- 
land. Hill.|  cipality. Plan C. 386-2,030 Roll. 5,861, 
4Jan., 1918 do ..| Botany Raadwick 0 O 263) That part within portion] Ms. 1918- 
Municip- 1,494. CC. 3,121-2,080.) °°4,127. 
ality. Koll. 
25 Aug., 1915) Cook Megalong..| Blue Moun-| 815 0 0} That part bounded by] Ms. Ls. 
tains, (about). portions 208, 207, 1387,! 1918-7,924. 
to the south-west corner 
of the lastmentioned 
portion, a line west to 
Back Creek, that creek, 
portions 142, 143; a line 
and portions 92 and 
. 209. 
22 Oct., 1916) Leichhardt| Brewon Walgett 1,920 0 O} The whole .. Se .| Ms. Ls. 
(date of Shire. 1918-8, 064. 
expiry). 
15 Feb., 1918) Georgiana,.| Marledale..| Crookwell 799 0 0} The whole. Plans G.|.C.8, 1917- 
Shire. 6,115 and G, 6,116-1,505) 24,532, 
Roll. P 
Ee. +++. | Forbes ..| Morongla..{ Waugoola { 48 2 0| The whole; portion 192.) Ms. Ls. 
| Shire. | Plan 4, 2,868-1,7s7. 1918-8,058* 
Ncre.—The above is to be granted as a special leaze, 
11 Jan., 1918) Bligh Bulga Merriwa 590 2 0 {| The whole; being. mea-) Aln. 1918- 
Shire. sured portion 69,—shown| ~ 5,836. 
on plan B.. 2,182-1,570 
| Roll. 
81 July, 1907) Hume Buraja Corean 1 0 0O| That part within portion] Ain. 1918- 
Shire. 148. Plan H.38,698--1,668 5,668. 
24 Noy., 1915) Selwyn Tumba- Tumbarum- 2 2 7) Part within portion’ 519.) “Ms. “Ls. 
rumba.| ba shire. Plag s. 2,135%-1,622. 1918-7,793. 
22 Dec., 1880 do do do Pde uo do 
18 April, 1892 do do do 2 Dinh do do 
10 June, 1914 do Nurenmer- do 480 0 0) The whole; within por-| Ms, 1918- 
enmong. ; tion 15. 5,604. 
20 Dec., 1965) Urana Palmer ..)| Wannamur 40 0 0O| The whole; portion 120.} Ms, 1918- 
ra Shire. Plan U. 2,075 -1,881. §,299. 
6 June, 1906) Wakool Liewa Wakool 913 0 0| Those parts within por-| Ms. 1918- 
Shire. tions 27. to 3i. Plans! 5,677. 
W. 2,159 to 2,163-1,917. 
15 July, 1905 do ..| Noorong .. do -| 1,150 0 0O| That part within Noorong do 
(about). State Forest, No. 201, 
bloek 2, dedicated 16th 
dune, 1915. 
28 June, 1880} Townsend..|Derrulaman| Murray 135 9 Q| The whole, includes part do 
Shire.) (about). of portion 27. Plan Ty 
4,373. 1,803. 5 
30 Sept., 1905; Wakool Wetuppa ..| Wakool 1,470 0 0} That part within State do 
Shire.| (about). Forest 192, dedicated 
10th February, | 1915. 
; Plan Ms. 717 Hy. R. 
8 ,, 1916) Hardinge..| New Valley| Guyra 2,147 0 0} The whole, Plan Ms. do 
F and Buch- Shire. 1,318 A‘. 
anan. 
6 Ochates do Buchanan . do 65 0 0| The whole; forfeited do 
} Sp.L. 1912-2 Ae. 
ap aisles do New Valley do 20 0 U| The whole, portion 14, do 
Ulan H. 2,30L-1,762. 

















26 Jury, 1918,] NEW SOUTH WaLKS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 3639 








, 584} eeererent of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREA, &e. 


ioe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown-lease Area, &c., 
particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 








—— 


Class of Holding 
Land * Date of Papers 
aes Division. | for which the Area ; County. Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked. 
Tistriat. was set apart. Notification. | | | No, 














a. Pe p. 
Carcoar ,,,| Hastern ...|\Original conditional] 5 Dec., 1906; Georgiana ,..| Markdale ...| Crookwell .../1,140 0 0 | The whole... 4. we ee | C8, 1917 = 


urchase or con. (about.) 23,532, 
itional legse, 
Mudgee °.. do ..| Crown-lease Area} 2 June, 1916) Bligh | Munmuryra...| Merriwa  .,./ 2,560 0 0 | The whole; portions 82, 83,84,| Ms. 1918- 
2,488, 85, apd 94, Plans B.8,770,| 6,539, 


8,771 Tt, 3,782, 8,786 R,, and 
3,960-1,570. 
Temora Central ...| Special Area 9,599..| 31 Aug., 1889) Bourke «| Trickett ..} Narraburra..) 35 0 0 | The whole; portion 54, Plan] Ms. 191&- 





Central, B. 1,668-1,806. 6,A26, 
it ae do «| Special Area 10,779) 22 Feb., 1890 do «| Trickett and do «(1,165 3 0 | The whole; portion 56, 57,and do 
Beaconsfield, 58 Vrickett, and 66 Beacons- 





field, Plans B. 2,008, and 
2,084-1,806. 























Do ow do  ...| Special Area 21,447) S April, 1895 do «.| Trickett  ... do  ../ 290 0 0 | The whoie;: portion 6. Plan do 
B. 769-1,806. 
Hay eee do _...| Special Area 6,‘ 89..) 3) July, 1883; Boy]... «| Puckinevvy..) Murrum- 2,746 1 0 | The whole; portions 80 to && de 
bidgee, inclusive. Plan 3B. 862- 
| 1,908. 
Nycgan ..{ Central .,.{ Set apart for addi-| 5 July, 1918; Gregory ...| Goolagcola Bogan and/(2,069 0 0j| The whole. Plans G. 440, 461.) Ms. 1918- 
tional settlement and Eula-| Marthaguy.| (about), 744, 396-1,907, and Ms, 50:-| 5,902. 
lease. moga. 1,907 Roll. | 























Nore.—Partly within reserve from sale and lease under section 228, and partly within an area set apart for additional settlement lease this day. 
































Bo2rowa, ..| Eastern .,.) Additional holding| 19 July, 1918) King... «| Rugby Morrungal...| 149 2 0 | The whole; portion 252. Plan| Ms. 1918- 
at 8s, dd. per K. 6,191~1,995. | 6,928, 
acre. | 

[593] Deparment of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the block herennder mentioned wre hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Selection, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The block will be available fur Original Homestead Selection on and after 26ra AUGUST, 1913, before which applications should 
not be lodged. 


An application chall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by half a year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confir- 
mation of the application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay tie fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant ia person, or by his agent in person, duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and the 
3ist August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th Angust, 1918. 


The Homestead Selection will be gabiot to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations ther-under, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The Homestead Selector shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The Homestead Selector shal! preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Selection are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 


For Homestead Selection with residence by deputy before issue of grant, the annual rent, until issue of the grant, shall be three and 
one-half per centum of the capital value. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.—All information may he obtained from, ant all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 














HOMESTEAD SELECTION AREA No, 1,482. 
Lanp DisrRict cF WINDSOR. 


Within population area of Wilberforce, not affected by this notification. 




















Annual 
Portion Area . Rent at 1 5 Nature and Nearest Town 4 eaaaulene 
County. | Parish, |comprised of oe per ab Barrey Estimated Value ef gl Aldtanne Character ve Fane. aon Timber &c., 
in Block.) Block, Grae. | ‘for first ast Improvements, therefrom, Mier SUDAN 
5 years. 
Ake Dale: 8. Gee 6. Me iee Ay, 
Cook ..; Wilber-} 239, 240, |1¢@0 0 20 |100 2 6/ 1 5 1] 5 © 0} House, in poor repair,) Wilberforce, 33] Sandstone country ; covered with forest and 
force. | 243, 244. #10; 7 acres cleared,| miles; Wind-}| undergrowth, from which the most useful 
£40; total, £50, he} sor railway| trees have been taken ; hilly and fairly well 
Crown, owner. station, about} grassed; soil of middling quality on the 
74 miles, higher parts ; no per manent water supply, 


but facilities for surface conservation, and 
adjoins water reserve, 
Plan C. 1,648-1,507. 
Ms. 1918-4,278, 























Norg,—The included parts of Homestead Selection Area No. 52, notified ‘19th Oc an 1895 (portions 239 ane 210), and Honaierd Selection Deck =f 964, 


« onion 3rd March, 1905 (portions 243 and 244), and reserve from sale and lease under section 205, netified 17th March, 1915 (portions 239 and 210), are hereby 
revoke 


3640 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 JULY, 1918, 
[594] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR WEEK-END LEASES, 


T is hereby notified that, ia pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
withia the areas hereundcr mentioned are hereby set apart for Week-end Leases, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 261m AUGUST, 1918, before which applicatiens should not be lodged. 


An application for a Week-end Lease shall be in Form 624, and must (unless it is lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the 
first week that the land becomes available) be accompanied by one half year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the 
survey fee, but upon confirmation of the application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires 
to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
The application shall be signed and the declaration printed on the back of the form shall be made by the applicant. 


All applications for Week-end Leases lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and 
all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent ut any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 2th 
August, 1918, and the 31st August, 1918, inclusive, shail, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with 
such Land Agent simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. 


The Week-end Leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands'‘may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pzar, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, aud weeds. 


(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attachto a Week-end Lease are payment of rent, and that the applicant shall effect substantial 
improvements (other than fencing) on the land to the value of £1 per acre within five years after the date of the confirmation of the 
application. Any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. The lease is not subject 
to any condition of residence. 


The title to 2 Week-ond Lease shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Lease will issue, provided all required conditions 
have been complied with. - 


Application must be made in good faith, that is to say, the sole object of the applicant in making the application must be to obtain 
the land in order that he may hold and use it for his own exclusive benefit according to law. The Land Board, if satisfied an application 
is made otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is authorised to declare that any 
moneys accompanying such applicetion shall be forfeited. 


An applicant for a Week-end Lease must be of or over the age of 21 years. 


A married woman not living apart from her husband under an order for judicial separation made by any court of competent juris- 
diction cannot apply for a Week-end Lease. 


A Week-end Lease may be transferred in the prescribed form to a qualified person at any time, but consideration for a transfer shall 
not excecd the capital value of the improvements on the land, and such transfer shall not be valid unless the consent thereto of the Minister 
has been obtained. 


No person who at the date of application owns or holds under any tenure (other than a lease having less than five years to run 
unless such lease confers a right or power to purchase the freehold, which right or power may still be exercised) any land within the 
parishes of Gosford or Kincumber, exclusive of owners of land in the town of Gosford, shall be competent to apply for a Week-end Lease 
within this area. 


Where the land acquired under a Week-end Lease contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the Lessee 
shall pay the capital value of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


The minimum annual rent of a Week-end Lease is £1, as prescribed by law. 
ei) Soe aE W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ Norn,—All information may be obtaiced from, and etl forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of — 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 





WEEK-END LEASE AREA No, 21. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF GosForD, AND ERINA SHIRE. 

















eee 
cy Annual 
a3§ s i Capital R m4 Nature and Nearest 
Coane Patish Zim} 20 | Value for us i or] Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
y: rish. ERE; 2 5 first. period aed of bee. of distance Water Supply. 
Sas] <2 | of 25 years. | Pe Improvements; therefrom, 
ear i) 25 years. | 
oo v f 
{ ee > 
J Acres. Bs ls Soa, Gl ee ene 
Nortbum- | Kincum- B 12 300) Ot 2k VO" ON SiO 0 Nil, Gosford,9 miles; Undulating to flat sandstone country; gravel 
land, ber. . 7 and sandy clay soil; suitable for cultivation 
Do 4. do 12 S00 OPO Oniss HOS Nil. do -.| of passion fruit and tomatoes; there is a 


spring between the blocks; very poor grazing 
land; timbered with blackbutt, stringybark 
and tea tree, with tea tree and wattle scrub. 
Ma, 1918-5480. 














Noxr?,—Includes reserves 52,506 from gale other than axction or after-auction sale, notified 2th January, 1918, which is hereby revoked, Area, capital 
value, and survey fee subject to adjustment on survey. 


26 Juny, 1918] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


3641 





[595] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


Ha 


prevailing conditions of the law. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 


The aress will be available on and after 26rm AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be Jodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to piy the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent ia person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and the 
3ist August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 


simultaneously on the 26th August 


, 1918. 


. The Suburban Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 
(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, 
noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 
(2) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 
After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 

of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forme of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 


if so desired by the applicant. 


: 

















SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 998. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disteior oF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 





| 





3 : 
2 S 
I S aap Annual ; 
mS! Ap eS 3 Se Rent Nature and 
; Bees) oa ee for first | Survey Estimated Value 
County. Parish, |S5%) fs for first period Fee. of 
en=| <2 ‘pit of of Improvements. 
cpa 3 20'years. | 90 years, 
i 2 
2 3 
a TY 
- | 
prepay Cees. idol S's. doi £) is. de 
Sandon ../ Armidale:.| 918 [24 310) 220 0 0) 510 0 | 315 0/| Fencing on south 























boundary, halt 
valuc, £4 11s. The 
property of the 
adjoining holder. 
Fencing, £8 1s. 9d.; 
huts, £155; riog- 
barking, 6s.; total, 
£23. 7s. Crown 
perty.. (This is on 
last inspection, 
probably depreci- 
ated since.) 


Nearest 
Town and 
distance 
therefroza. 





Armidale post 
ofiice & public 
school, about 
2 miles; rail- 
way station, 
about 2% miles. 








Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
Water Supply. 


Undulating forest country ; timbered with apple 
and gum; yood grazing Jand, small area may 
be found for cultivation of a domestic character ; 
suitable for a workman’s home or suburban 
residence, Averaze annual rainfall, 32 inches ; 
no natural water supply, but fair dam site, 
Plan S$, 4,122-1.6€0, 

Ms. 1918-4,860, 














‘ ie tr 

7 {2 _ Z 

oe a Go} 

2S rp] aS 

=| i & Cor 

County. | Parish, [E25] 87 

ate) 32 

Sas! <2 

9) _ be 

iS 3 

& 2 

canine 

| Acres 

Approx. 
Oxley Nyngan A 50 
Do do Br ts. 5) 
Do do BP it: 3] 50 
: ; 

Do be do D 50 





Norgr.— The area, capital value, annual rent and survey fee are subject to any necessary adjustment after survey. 





hereby afiected. 
NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or otler 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by tho products of the land. 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 996. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or NyNGAN, AND Bogan Snrree. 











Notrt.—The covering part of classification reserve, notified 27th July, 1917, is hereby revoked. ‘I'ne included part of the Armidale population area is not : 











Rainfall, about 15 


Annual 
Capital Rent Nature sud Nearest 
PA pits for first | Survey |. Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, & 6. 
he hee period Fee, of distaney Water Supply. 
eating ot Improvements. therefrom. 
40 years. | 00 years, 
ERE Gi ode Clune carta Cun 
75 0 ' 117 6| 4 5 O| Fencing, £6 15s.;) Nyngan, about| Level country, njluvial formation, part scalded 
gate, £210s.; ring-| 2% miles. plain; part red soil with clay subsoil ; tim- 
| ing, clearing, ¢c., bered with wilga, box, budtha, currant bush, 
£10 5s. 3d.. Crown and wild orange; no natural water supply ; 
property. fair tank sites; suitable for grazing; hay can 
probably be grown for home use in favourable 
seasons on part of arca. 
| inches, 
9113 4| 2 510) 4 5 0} Fencing, £8 | I6s.; do fame as block A, but 3 acres of swamp, and water 
tank, £10: ring- supply in tank, 
ing, clearing, «&e¢., 
£8 6s. Crown pro- 
} perty. 
9113 4 2 510|} 4 5 0} Fencing, £6 15s.; do Same as block A. 
yinginiz and clear 
ing, &c., £12 10s. 
Crown property. 
£0.16)-8 | 2 0 5) 4) 6 0 | Fencing, +6) 15a!: do do 
ringing, clearing, Ms. 1918-4,336. 
&e., £6 10s. Crown 
property. 























Reserve 14,626 from sate for 





Racecourse, notified 17th October, 1891, embracing the above, is hereby revoked. 
NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkerS 
or other persons of limited means or by which an income from outside sourees may be suvplemented by the products of the land. 


3642 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, [26 Juny, 1918. 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS—continue-. 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 997. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or MAITLAND, AND Crssnoox SHIRE. 























3 ? 

o¢ He} " Annual 

ase) 48 Capttal Rent Nature and Nearest 

Bes| oo Value for firsé | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Oharacter of Land, Soll, Timber, &c., 

County. Parish, (0.25) Se | for cd period | Fee. of distance Water Supply. 

Sas] <2 nies -" y of Improvements. therefrom. 

$4 2 years. | 90 years, 

iS) rE] 

Py n 

' 
ana Ws 
About BS. il oe Sy Ae ay Gd 
Northum- Stanford ..| A |7 8 0 4610 0 ovo Ves 0 70 Nil. Adjacent tothe| Level to sloping scrubby forest ; _ sandstone 
jberland, village and} formiation; shallow sandy soil overlying clay ; 
DQ aq do Band abit 46 10.0: dod. B.) 8. 1540 Nil. railway sta-|  timbeted with ironbark, scattered spotted gum, 
20 alle do Gell 8. 46.19 0] 1 3 3) a 6. 0 Nil. ion of Neath. tea tree; no natural water supply; block I 
Doi als: do 1 al Cait ek ao LO eG Pe Ee ho 38 DO Nil. embraces a clay pit containing fairly perman- 
DOP es: do EY 7 10°83 48 409") LEAS WF 5 Nil. ent water; suitable for residential purposes. 
Do “aie ao Fr \6 8 0 4010 0 10 8 38.5 0 Nil. Rainfall; about 38 inches. 
Plan Ni 4,745-2,111. 
z Ms. 1918~5,693. 














Norw.—Ineludes part (about 44 acres 3 roods 33 perches) of reserve 2,566 for coal mining, notified 23rd October, 1886, an automatic reservation from sale 
or Jease, notified 11th November, 1914 (area 5 acres), which are hereby revoked ; also reserve 1,022 from occupation under miners’ right or business license, 
notified 13th May, 1908, which is not affected by this notification. Areas, capital values, and rentals are subject to any modification necessary after survey. 


NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


—— 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 995. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District or Taner, AnD Manning Surre. 

















3 to 
roll] = Annual 
he SS a 
S35 u/ 33 id ae Rent Nature and Nearest 
BBE a) f aval for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
County. Parish. oe | 28 mee) t period Fee. of distance Water Suppiy. 
Fas) <2 jai taeed of Improvements. therefrom. 
8 es Pa 20 years. | 99 
See 3 years. 
[o} 
| ‘a a 
ar. p &--8 4. S 32 ds Both -h 
Gloucester..! Talawahl..| 122/ 5 012) 8510 6/| 01710] 8 5 O| Hut, £2; boundary| Adjoins village} Gently undulating country ; heavily timbered with 


fencing, half value,) of Nabiac at} blackbutt, gum, oak, teatree, and bloodwood 
16s. Crown pro-| head of navi-| forest with small area of softwood brush along 
perty. gation of Wol-| creek frontage ; the brushwood area is suitable 
lomba River;} for cultivation. Rainfall, about 45 inches. 
Taree, port &| Plan G. 4,027-1,497. 
railway  sta-| Ms. 1918-4,163. 
tion, 15 miles, 























Nore,—Includes part of Suburban Holding Area No. 645, notified 8rd February, 1915, and the whole of reserve from sale or lease under section 206, notified 
22nd February, 1918, area 5 acres U roods 12 perches, hereby revoked. 
NOTE.—This block is noi designed for a home maintenance area, butis intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented by the products of the land. 





[596] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


(fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 26TH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged withthe Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey tee ; but upon confirmation of the application suck rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey tee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted lettera received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1913, or as any time between the 2ita August, 1918, and the 
3lst August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 26th, August, 1918. 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 
(2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(¢) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 
After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grani of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


aa W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so 
desired by the applicant. 


26 Juty, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 3643 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 782. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Pistrict or URANA, AND WUNNAMURRBA SHIRE. 











ee | Wet) {Annual | | 
i [E8 | Area Capital | Rent. | win 4 Nearest 
iawma ot Value aia ed Vature an aes 14 ; 
; Bo S| seg for first | Survey } aoe ona yr : Town ahd Character of Land, Soil; Timber, &o, 
County. Parish. (225 Home- for first period Fee, glee Soe of Histarich Water Supply. ead 
A§&| stead | period of f DAPTO VE MARES: theretrom. 
35 Farm, | 25 years. 25 years. 
5. 
Ay 
Acres, Beenie Gil) Br By) Agra Ene, ods 
Urana =! Thurrowa,.| 95 & 850 |1,375 0 O| 84 7 6/13 O O| Tank, £35 12s. 6d.,! Bundure sidimg| Portion 95, open, treeless, plain with shallow 
128 Crown property.) about 1 mile;}| depressions (swampy in wet weathér) ; no per- 


Feneing, £40 4s.) Urania about} manent natural surface water supply, but 
Crown and ad-} 20 miles; Jer-| sufficient might be obtained by sinking or 
joining holders. ilderic, about} conserved in tanks; stiff, red, clayey soil 5 
22 miles, primarily grazing land, but parts might be 
successfully cultivated in favourable seasons. 
Pottion 128 contains 100 acres red and black 
soil, suitable for agriculture, mostly openly 
timbered with gum; has frontage to Yanko 
Creek, which is not permanent, but affords 
excellent facilities for conservation, Mean 
annual rainfall is about 16 inches. 
Plans U. 2,777 and 2,771-1881. 
Ms. 1918-4,997. 


Nore.—Homestead Farm Aret No. 539, notified 23rd June, 1916, included within portion 95 and water reserve 33,829, notified 15th January, 1902, within portion 
128, are hereby revoked. 


[598] Department of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


[ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 8a and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are heréby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

This block shall be available only for Arthur Bird Brook, of Yillowra-street, Auburn, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 

The area will be available on and after 297m JULY, 1918. 

‘The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 

An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldier's Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 
shall nct be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half yearly in advance—shali be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
‘the capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shali pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIIE of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

oe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

Nore.—Ali information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 

if so desired by the applicant. 





























RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No., 312. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NewcastiLe, anp Lake Macquarin Suree. 
NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the produets of the land. 
As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, No promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made x teu) ; 














i. Capital Annual 
s Area Vat | Rent Nature and Nearest [ 
Parish. as 0 t wen for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timbee, Sa, 
County. | Hold. | for frst | period | Fee, of distanoe Water Supply, 
| ing. DD redié. Improvements, thérefrom, 
ga 7 20 years. 
iC) 
: | 
Acres. oe Os) & 8. Ga) Ley. ‘ 
Northum- Coorum- A 160 FOG 1S 44 |. .2.18. 4. .6..0 0 Nil. Morriset rail-| Uudulating country, sandstone formation ; 
berland. bung: way station,| saridy soil, clay subsoil; timbered with gum, 
about 8| oak, stringybark. mahogany, bloodwood, tea- 
miles, tree, and blackbutt; water in creek, Annual 


rainfall; about 50 inches, 
R.S.8. 1918-10,605. 


Nore.—Includes part (160 acres) of classification reserve, notified 28th July, 1916, and part (160 acres), of an area set apartfor original conditional purchase or 
oonditional lease, 1st July, 1910, which parts are hereby revoked, 











3644 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. [26 Jury, 1918, 








[597] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for Grazing, and shall be 
disposed of under tLe prevailing conditions of the law. 
The areas will be available on and after 26rH AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An spplication shall be in Form 9, and (unleas it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in udvance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee sha!l (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent im person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, and 
the 3ist August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 
The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(t) During the whole currency of the lease this land shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights without interference or 
annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the land, calico notices, indicating for puble 
information, that the land so leased is subject to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpoee, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the Jand clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. 

(e) In any fencing erected gates of access shail be erected for the convenience of miners. 

(7) No timber shail be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall preserve suflicient useful timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereun, All 
timber suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. AJ] ringbarking effected shall be properly maintained. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the Jand leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(‘) The lessee shail take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such dete shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months, he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the 
date of confirmation of the lease. 

(7) The land shail be used for grazing purposes only. 

(4) The right bacon into a homestead farm as provided in section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, is 
hereby barred. 


TLe term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee ia required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land coniains improvements which are or aro not the preperty of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G@. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—Al information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lande Agent free of cost, 
if so destred by the applicant, 


eer 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 2,268. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Laxp District or Batnurst, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 


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5 
3 
ad Annual 
Ea Ares ei paeent - be iets aNearent | ate 
au ca) or first urvey ; ‘own an Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
County. Parish. | 9 = | Crown sored te period Fee. Hetingted Falve of distance Water Supply, ' 
‘ g 8 | lease. | Do eare t P : therefrom, 
£9 * 115 years. 
GC} f 
Ay t 
Aces, 
: About See OG.) ae BO, | aos 
Bathurst ...| Bringellet } A 635 26411 8/ 8 6 2/11 0 0 Nil. Rockley, 2 Undulating to hilly country, of slate formation ; 
; miles; Perth-| shallow stony soil on hills, white clayey soil 
ville, 15 miles. in gullies; timbered with apple, peppermint, 
brittlejack, stringybark, and a little yellow 
box in gullies; no permanent water supply, 
but sites available for dams; suitable for 
3 grazing only. Rainfall, about 26 inches, 
Do) ise (Cana eh ther 6 400 16618 4/ 2 1 8)! 9 0 O | Fencing, half value, do pee do do 
£5 12s, 6d. Not Ms. 1918-3,619, 
Crown property. 

















Nortr.—Areus, capital values annnal rentals, and survey fees are subject to adjustment «ftersurvey. Includes part’(about 1,035 acres) of reserve 33,087 
from annual lease for mining purposes, notified luth Auzust, 1301, which is hereby revoked; and part of reserve 21,833 from conditional sale, notified Ist 
December, 1895, not affected by this notification, Iacludes part of Crown-leas» Area, No. 3.038 (about 1,035 acres), which is hereby revoked. The above ares 
is also subject to amendmeat by exclusion of any part legally occupied under the Mining Acts. 


Land which is reserved from sale shall nct be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall be 
revoked, A conversion into a conditional purctase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes except 
with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 


26, Juty, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 8645 








[599] Department of Lands, 
Sydrey, 26th July, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


\fs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
4A comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

he areas will be available on and after 26th AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, snd aj] applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1918, 
and 3ist August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. ; 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be upplicable t> the areas herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
year, Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The snnual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. cs 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufiicient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animale, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowthsg, and weeds. 


(7) The leszee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(9) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding ara residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


Afier the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


eer teat " W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Norg. ~ All inforination imnzy be obtained from, and cll forms of opplication will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 








RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 313. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distzicr or Taner, anp ManninG Sure. 


Notr.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to afford home sites for bushworkers or other 
persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land, 


Nors.— As thablocks are not set anpartas home maintenance areas, Ne promise cf monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Setilement Act can be made. 


























be 
nm 
Shee - Annual 
a2 | Area oar Rent Nature and Bes ae 
Bd of ; for first | Survey Estimated Value own an Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Ga, 
Oourty. Parish. 23 | no | f°, abe period Fee. of distance Water Supply, 
eS | ing jel) of Improvements, therefrom, 
Rone S 20 years. | 99 years 
3 
Ay 
Acres. i si id.|. cen sted.| gos. ds 
Gloucester.. | Tinonee ..| 257 259 32315 0] 8 111| 8 0 0O| Fencing on_ west) Tinonee, 3} Hilly and undulating country; sandstone and 
; boundary, effected}; miles; Taree, slate formation; stony and gravelly soil, clay 
by adjoining} 6 miles, subsoil ; thickly timbered wtih gum, oak, iron- 
holder, value, bark, stringybark, tallowwood, box, bloodwood, 
‘ nominal, and brush ; no natural permanent water supply, 
DO) 7 Fa do +{> 258 262} | 32716 3| 8 811] 8 O O| Fencing on part of] Tinonee, 2k} but good facilities for storage in creeks ; snit- 
east boundary, £5| miles; Taree,} able for dairying when improved ;_ butter 
7s. 6d., property| 54 miles, factory at Taree. Mean annual rainfall, about 
of adjoining’ 45 inches. 
holder. Plans G. 4,694, 4,695, and 4,696 -1,497. 
Do % do .»| 259 2473 | 309 1 3] 714 7| 8 0 0| Fencing on west, Tinonee, 4] Ms, 1918-4,257. 
south, and east| miles; Taree, 
houndaries, effec-| 7 miles. 
ted by adjoining 
holders, value, 
nominal, 























Nore. —Ine'1de' the whole (about 770 acres) of reserve 8,889 for temporary common, notified 18th April, 1839, and reserve from annual lease or occupation 
license, nctified 13th April, 1892, which are hereby revoked. Includes part of Tinonee population area not affected, 


3646 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 91. [26 Juxy, 1918, 





[600] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1938. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portion 55, parish of Bolagamy, shall be available only for Haroid McFadyen, of Argyle, Wyalong, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 56, parish of Bolagamy, shall be available only for Donald Thomas Rankin, of Condamine-street, Manly, to whom a 
certificate of preferential! right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 
1916. 


Portion 57, parish of Bolagamy, shall be available only for James Morran, of 18 Lowrie-sireet, Newtown, to whom a certificate 
of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Aet, 1916. 


Portion 58, parish of Bolagamy, shall be available only for Michael Keegan, of Court-street, West Wyalong, to whom a certifi- 
cate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 54, parish of Greenbah, shall be available‘only for Robert Miller, of Yallaroi Station, Wariaida, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Block B, parish of North Bellingen, shall be available only for Bertram Francis Watson, of Bonville, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act. 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 29TH JULY, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authoriced in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and te 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 


Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. ; 


The principal conditions which atiach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay tho capital value 
of such improvements In accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


' Notr.—All informaticn may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of ccet, 
if so desired by the applicant, 














HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 781. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


a 
LaNpD DIstRIcT OF WYALONG, AND Bnanp SHIRE. 


















































Seats 
: 28228 
i ® oe rape 
S's a jQee SS 
as 8 Capital Annual fats Be 
Be | eh vant ie Rent Nature and Nearest rece Ee 
County: PAati Has) cay fob fees for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, TimLer, &c., |& 55 5° 3 
‘ eS dleaey se cal] cael? iod of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. mo ee 2 
my Odi ea iy of Improvements. therefrom. sasotesg 
g = “oO years, 9 a ae 6. = 
o& s 25 years, so page 
26 5 Regs’ 
Naa | 882335 
2 : gSfcas 
* Acres, £ os. d.| £ Sa dipesss g. jd: 5 OM Soe | 
Gipps ..| Bola- 55 922 | 2,074 10 0| 6117 3]18 O 0O| Tanks, £69 15s.; ring-| Bolagamy and|\ yr Nil 
amy. ing, scrubbing, and) Calleen Sidings 
suckering, £129 9s. ;| (Wyalong- 
dgneing, halt, ralue| Culgelite, | cebtiy undulating country; et 
total, £208 7s. Crown! 5} to9 miles. — lopeny Sana gtenite outcrops) | 
property. 2 : on low ridges ; clay subsoil ;_tim- 
Do ..| do ..| 56 | 984 |2,214 0 0/55 7 0|13 0 0] Ringing, scrubbing, . do oe uee eg PnG Oot, Re 
ahd suckéthx, £130 yarran, and occasional box suck- | 
10s,; fencing, half ers and blue wattle; practically 
valude nies ee > whole area suitable for agricul-|< 
£6: total £161 10s. ture ; none prepared ; ro natural 
Crown property. e water supply, but good tank 
Do ..| de ..| a7 | 1,188 | 2,513 17 6/6217 6/15 0 O| Ringing, scrubbing, and) — de Re eT | San Ome ee aes ne 
fence ede 126, | Plans @. 2,819 to 2,822-1871 Bs. 
fericing, £00 16s. : K.8.S, 1918-11,188. 
total, £219 8s. Crown 
property. 
Dow es do ..| 58 1,227 |2,607 7 6/65 8 9)|15 0 0 | Ringing, scrubbing and do ) (368 0 0 
suckering, £164 5s ; 
fencing, £19 4s. ; fenc- 
ing, £42 lls.; tank 
£755 total £301. 
Crown property. 








Notz :—The part (about 2,000 acres) of classification reserve, notified 13th October, 1915, within the above portions and adjoining roads is hereby revoked, 


i 


3647 


HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 783. 
' CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF COONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARRABRAN SHIRD. 


26 Jury, 1918.] NEW sOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 





















































ch | 
23 
Be se ee Pele Rattize and Nearest 
OB 9 Wess "flies Surv ib T and har, tL 
County. Parish. 3 q 5 Home- for first rare % te na Estimated Value of Se eee Obatacter cere Fae Or 
eg stead period of of Improvements. therciromme 
= = Farm. | 26 years. 25 years. 
Pu 
Acres S 8 a:/ £ 8.4, b & ford. 
Gowen .| Greenbah.,| 54 1,173 | 2,029 7 0} 5014 81/15 0 O| Ringbarking, Binnaway, Undulating and ridgy country to high hills of 
} suckering, half| about 4 miles. sandstone formation, with basaltic intrusions ; 
\ value boundary deep light sandy and sandy loam soi)s, subsoil 
fencing, £259 10s. of clay, gravel, and rock ; timbered with iron- 
Crown property. bark, gum, stringybark, pine, apple, white and 
yellow box, some oak and currajong ; the whole 
area has been ringbarked, the timber in parts 
H being dead; the greater part of the bloek is 
| cultivable for wheat ; water in Greenbah Creek. 
Average annual rainfall, about 294 inches, at 
Coonabarrabran. 
Plan G. 2,064=-1,797. 
BR.S.8. 1918-11, 208. 
Notge,—The covering reserve from sale and lease under section 206, and included part of Homestead Farm Area No, 406, are hereby revoked, 
HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 784. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN, AND BRLLINGEN SHIRE. 
2. 7 | 
Ea | Aten | copitar | Anca! mate 
Bo A of Mee for first | Surve Nature and Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timb 
County, Parish. |8 9 &| Home-| for first stlod Fee Y | Estimated Value of diatanes phat vy a 3 se rd er, BO, 
is stead | period of P of , Improvements. theretr BVEk) DUDPAY’ 
2 Farm, | 25 years. | 9° USD IY 
£8 years. 
a 
? Acres pee dei Le ted; | Lr aa: 
Raleigh ..| North B 215 376 5 0} 9 8 2] 7 0 O} Fencing, value not! Port of Coff’s| Generally forest land, with small patches of dense 
Bellingen. (about) known. Harbour, 11) —serub, light brush in gullies; timbered with 
ex rail miles ; also} turpentine, box, blackbutt, tallow-wood, &c. ; 
way and railway station sound country, suitable for dairying when im- 
road and butterfac-| proved; sufficient water on frontage and within 
tory. area on west side of railway line. Rainfall, 60 
to 70 inches. 
R.8.8. 1918-11,23%. 





Note.—The area, capital value, and annual rent, are subject to adjustment after survey. 


The included part of reserve 52,245 (about 215 acres) 
is hereby revoked. 








or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 26th August, 1918. 
Tt is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 


[587] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 8 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the area hereunder described, with- 
in the Land Districts of Maitland and Dungog, shall 
be and is hereby declared to be wholly within the Land 
District of Dungog. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EastERN DIVISION, AND WALLAROBBA SHIRE. 


County of Durham, parish of Fingal, 


The land within the boundaries of portion 95, to- 
gether with the road 1 chain wide through that por- 
tion, and separating it from portion 44, parish of 
Fingal, and from portion 258, parish of Dungog, area 
about 405 acres, 
[C.S. 1918-933] 
[592] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAT, HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TION 4L CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as origina] conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 


all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GoutpurnN, AND MunwArer SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 63. 8d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Rhyana, containing 
an area of about 1,910 acres. The Crown Lands 
within biock H of Crown-lease Area No. 905, notified 
22nd October, 1913, 

Norn.—The included part (block H of about 1,910 
acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 905, notified 22nd 
October, 1913, is hereby revoked. 
| Ms. i918-5,613] 

LAND District or BATHURST, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Bathurst, parish of Bringellet, contain- 
ing an area of about 140 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 13, parish of Arkell; 
and bounded thence by a line west 20 chains; thence 
‘outh to, the north boundary or portion 42; thence 


- east to the south-west corner of portion 13 aforesaid ; 


and thence by the west boundary of that portion 
north, to the point of commencement. 


3648 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91, 


[26 Juny, 1918. 


0 Ee ae eee ee ee ee oe 


Nors.—includes part of reserve 33,087 from annual 
lease for mining purposes, notified 10th August, 1901, 
and part of reserve 21,833 from conditional sale, 
notified Ist December, 1894; also part of Crown-lease 


Area No. 3,088, notified 38rd August, 1917 (about 140 


acres each), which parts are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-3,619 | 
Lanp District of WELLINGTON, AND Macquarib SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 
County of Wellington, parish of Wear, containing 
an area of about 2,590 acres. The Crown Lands 
lying between Cudgegong River and portions +5, 27, 
28, 5, 32, 19, and iease 36 under improvement condi- 
tions ;—but exclusive of portion 24 and that part of 
reserye 29,575 from conditional sale, notified 15th 
July, 1899, within a strip 3 chains wide along Cudge- 
gong River. 


[Ms. 1918-5,737] 


Lanp District or BELLINGEN, AND Dorrico SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Coff, containing an area 
of about 52 acres. The Crown Lands within that part 
of portion 187, south of a line bearing 258 degrees | 
minutes from a point on its east boundary 204 chains 
northerly from its south-east corner. 


Price and capital value, 17s. per acre. 

County of Fitzroy, parish of Coff, containing an area 
of about 803 acres. The Crown Lands within that 
part of portion 187 north of a line bearing 258 degrees 
30 minutes from a point on its east boundary 20} 
chains northerly from its south-east corner. 

Norr.—That part (132% acres) of reserve 52,245 from 
sale or Jease other than special lease or annual lease, 
notified Ist June, 1917, within the above areas, 1s 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-5,322 











Department of Lands, 


[691] Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS ° 


FOR ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consolli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional settlement lease, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 5th August, 
1918. It is further notified that the annual rental 
shaili be 53d. per acre. Any additional holding 
acquired shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 
Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NyncAn, AND Bogan anp Marrua- 
cuy SHIRES. 


County of Gregory, parishes of Goolagoola and 
Kulamoga, containing an area of about 1,610 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portions 
23, 27, 28, and 29, parish of Goolagoola, and portion 
23, parish of Eulamoga. Plans G. 460-461-1,907, and 
Ms. 487 and 502 Do. Rolls. 


Nore.--The included parts of reserve 34,551 from 
sale for camping, notified 10th May, 1902 (about 224 
acres) and reserve from sale or lease under section 228, 
are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,902] 





[590} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


7h pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
_Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





HASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrricr or Mupger, anp Msroo Sure. 


County of Phillip, parishes of Bara and Boogledie, 
containing an area of about 548 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 22 to 26, the public road 
from Mudgee to Wollar, portion 25, parish of Bara, 
and portion 186, parish ot Boogledie; again bounded 
by portions 93, 100, 59, 58, 170, 96, and 94, parish 
of Bara; again within the boundaries of measured 
portion 169, parish of Bara, and portion 161, parish 
of Boogledie. Plans P. 1,344 and 1,941-2,125. 

Nore.—Partly within area set apart for conditional 
purchase at lUs. per acre, or conditional lease, noti- 
fied 10th June, 1905, which part is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-5,894] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NyNGAN, AND Bogan SHIRE. 


County of Oxley, parish of Mudall, containing an 
area of about 1,210 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 4 and 5, also the roads on 
the south-east of portion 4, and south-east and south- 
west of portion 5. Plans O. 792, 793-2,000; and Ms. 
800 Do. roll. 

[Ms. 1918-4,726] 


[588 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 


T is hereby netitied that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder: 
described shall be reserved from sale for public pur- 
poses hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





For Water Supply and Access. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GosrorD, AND Etna SHIRE. 

No. 52,918, county of Northumberland, parish of Kin- 
cumber, containing an area of about 24 acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between blocks B and C of Week- 
end Lease Area No. 21, notified this day. 

[Ms. 1918-5,460] 
For Quarry. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GRENFELL, AND WEDDIN SHIRE. 


No. 52,912, county of Monteagle, parish of Bunga- 
long, containing an area of 1 acre 1 rood! 32 perches. 
The Crown Lands being the unnecessary part of boun- 
dary road separating portion 155 from portion 163, 
east of new road, and the area of severed land re- 
sumed in cconnection therewith, and shown on plan 
R. 13,080-1,603 Roll. 

[Ms. 1918-25147] 
[5897 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE OTHER THAN 
AUCTION SALE. 


ite is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 29th secticn of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from sale other than auction sale. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp, District or INVERELL, AND Asnrorp Sure. | 
No, 52,914. County of Arrawatta, parish of Goonian, 
containing an area of 200 acres. The Crown Lands 


up the boundarics of portion 43. Plan. A, 1,867- 


—fAln, 1918-4,959] 


26 Jury, 1918.] 





[586] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
ERRATUM. 
ARMIDALE LAanp Districr. 


N the notification of Homestead Selection Area No. 
1,431, comprising portion 396 of 65} acres, parish 
of Metz, county of Sandon (Government Gazette of 
8th June, 1917, page 2985), the column headed ‘‘An- 
nual rent for first term’? should read ‘‘Annual rent 
at 1} per cent, for first period of five years,’’ and 
“€4 17s. 11d.” in that column should read ‘“‘£2 9s.” 
[C.S. 1918-16,335] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION. 


HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I do hereby 
declare that all preliminary action in connection with 
the proposed revocation of the dedication for Race- 
course at Nyngan, area 200 acres, dedicated 21st 
December, 1894, described in the Schedule hereto, 
has been duly taken; and I do hereby wholly. revoke 
the said dedication of land. 


[Ms, 1918-4,336] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[581] 





ScHEDULE REFERRED To. - 


Description of 200 acres, the dedication of which is 
hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
parish of Nyngan, county of Oxley, State of New 
South Wales, containing an area of 200 acres, being 
portion 9,—as shown on plan O. 658-2,000. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


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[582] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c. 
W HW@REAS under the 25th section of the Crown 


Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown 
Land dedicated by the Crown and for the making of 
any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I do 
hereby declare that all preliminary action in connec- 
tion with the proposed revocation of the dedication 
for Asylum Site at Rookwood, area 547 acres 21 
perches, dedicated 9th September, 1908, so far only 
as it affects the part of the said area containing 12 
acres 2 roods 12 perches, described in the Schedule 
hereto, and the rededication of the said area of 12 
acres 2 roods 12 perches for Crematorium, has been 
duly taken; and I do hereby wholly revoke the said 
dedication in so far as it applies to or affects the 
said area of 12 acres 2 roods 12 perches of land, and 
rededicate the said area of 12 acres 2 roods 12 
perches for Crematorium, 


[Mise. 1918-5,594] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 12 acres 2 roods 12 per- 
ches, part of an area of 547 acres 21 perches, 
dedicated 9th September, 1908, for Asylum Site, 
the dedication of which part is hereby revoked 
and which is hereby rededicated for Crematorium. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing 12 acres 
2 roods 12 perches, or thereabouts, at Rookwood, 
Municipality of Lidcombe, parish of Liberty Plains, 
county of Cumberland, being measured portion 444,—~ 
as shown on plan in the Department of Lands, cata- 
logued ©. 3,147-2,030. 








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ertisements, 





COMMONW#HALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND 
RAILWAYS.—NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


Exsectrrio Lighting or C.P. OFFICER’8s AND Perry OFFICERS’ 
QvARTERS, Royan AUSTRALIAN Nava COLLEGE, JERVIS 
Bay, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited and will be received, subject to the 
conditions of tendering, until 12 noon, Monday, 29th July, 
1918, for Electric Distribution and Wiring of Chief Petty 
Officer's and Petty Officers’ Quarters at the Royal Australian 
Naval College, Jervis Bay. 


Specification, general conditions, and drawings (which latter 
must be returned within two days of being issued), and tender 
form may be obtained, on application, from the Superintending 
Civil Engineer, Customs House, Sydney. 


Tenders endorsed “ Electric Lighting of O.P.O.’s and P.O.’s 
Quarters, Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, N.S.W.,” 
to be addressed to the Commonwealth Works and Railways 
Tender Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney. 


No Tender necessarily accepted. 
LITTLETON E. GROOM, 


Minister for Works and Railways. 


62—4 £1 8s. 





BUCKLAND RIVER GOLD DREDGING CO., LTD. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Buckland River | 
Gold Dredging Co., Ltd., duly convened and held at 14 | 


Martin-place, Sydney, on the 17th June, 1918, the subjoined 
resolutions were duly passed ; and ata subsequent [xtraor- 
dinary General Meeting of the Company, also duly convened 
and held at the same place, on the 12th July, 1918, the said 
subjoined resolutions were duly confirmed, that is to say :— 


RESOLUTIONS. 


1. That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
2. That Mr. Harry L. Ward, of 14 Martin-place, Sydney, 
Company Manager, be the liquidator for the purpose 
of such winding-up. 
GEORGE C. KING, 
Chairman of both Meetings. 


6s, 


284 


A,M.C. LIMITED. 
SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 
Passed 27th June, 1918 ; confirmed 16th July, 1918. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed 

Company, duly convened and held at Sydney on the 27th 

day of June, 1918, the following resolution was duly carried, 

viz. :— 

** That the Company be wound up voluntarily ” and at a sub- 
sequent Extraordinary General Meeting, duly convened 
and held at the same place on the 16th day of July, 
1918, the said resolution was duly confirmed as a special 
resolution, and at the last-mentioned meeting Messrs. 
Austen Guerry de Lauret Arnold, Francis Stewart Boyce, 
and Robert Henry Gordon were appointed liquidators for 
the purpose of such winding-up.” 

Dated this 24th day of July, 1918. 


AUSTEN ARNOLD, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 


288 6s. 





THE COOTAMUNDRA MACHINE BRICK AND 
TILE COY., LTD. 
(In LiquIDATION.) 

NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary 

General Meeting of the above Company, duly convened 

and held at Wallendoon-street, Cootamundra, on 

Wednesday, the 17th day of July, 1918, the following 

Iixtraordinary Resolution was duly passed by the 

statutory majority :— 

“That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 
Meeting that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its liabilities, continue its business, and that it is 
advisable to wind up same; and accordingly that 
the company would be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. Arthur Osborne be and is hereby ap- 
pointed liquidator for the purpose of such 


winding-up.”’ 
JOHN J. BRENNAN, 
Chairman of the Meeting. 
ed 6s. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Juuy, 1918. 





MEMORANDUM FOR RHGISTRATION 
LEVELS HAWKINS HILL GOLD-MINING COM- 
PANY, NO-LIABILITY. 


1. The name of the Company is t> be the “ Deep Levels 
Hawkins Hill Gold-mining Company, No-Liability.” 

2. The first place of operations (or intended operations) is 
at Hill End, in the State of New South Wales. 

8. The first registered Office of the Company will be situated 
at 88 Pitt-street, Sydney. ! 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property, including 
the plant and machinery, is twenty thousand pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Company, or 
any person on its behalf, is two thousand pounds, and the total 
liabilities of the Company, or which the Vompany is intended 
to assume or undertake, is soyenteen thousand five hundred 
pounds. 

* 6. The nominal capital of the Company is thirty-seven 
thousand five hundred pounds in one hundred thousand shares 
of seven shillings and sixpence each, of which eighty thousand 
shares are to be issued as paid up to five shillings each and 
twenty thousand shares are to be issued as contributing shares. 

7. The number of contributing shares subseribed for is 
eighty thousand. 

8. The name of the psovisional (or first) manager is Clive 
Ashley Cooper. 

9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has been duly 
paid up in cash. 

10. The only contracts entered into on behalf of this Com- 
pany are those of which particulars are stated hereunder :— 


(a) 27th June, 1918. Agreement—The Hawkins Hill 
Reward Gold-mining Co., No Liability, of the one 
part, and Clive Ashley Cooper (on behalf of the 
Compavy) of the other part. 


Dated this twenty-third day of July, a.p. 1918. 


We, the persons whose names and addreeses are subscribed 
hereto, apply to register “Deep Levels Hawkins Hill Gold- 
mining Company, No-Liability,” as a No-Liability Company. 


Signatures and Addresses of intending Subscribers,— 
Clive A. Cooper, 88 Pitt-st., Sydney. 
J. G. Purves, 278 Glebe Pt. Rd., Glebe. 
BH. D. Morrison, Dover Rd., Rose Bay. 
Joseph Laverty, ¢8 Hunter-st., Sydney. 
O. J. Turner, 161 Quay-st., Haymarket. 
E. Nichols, 444 Oxford-st., Paddington. 
W. A.J. Marshall, Hill End. 


Witness to all Signatures,—A. Brownow, 88 Pitt-st., Sydney 





DECLARATION VERIFYING MEMORANDUM FOR Ruais- 
TRATION. 


I, Clive Ashley Cooper, of 88 Pitt-street, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, company manager, hereby solemnly 
declare and affirm that :— 


1. Iam the Manager (or Provisional Manager) of the said 
intended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my belief and 
knowledge, true in every particular. 


And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters sfore- 
said according to the law in this behalf made and subjeet to 
the punishment by law provided for uny wilfully false stzte- 
ment in any such declaration. 


CLIVE A. COOPER, 
Manager (or Provisional Manager), 
Declared at Sydney, this 23rd day of July, 1918, before me,— 


J. D. Ryan, J.P. 
alee it 


277 








MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE 
BLACK RANGE WEST CONSOLIDATED 
MIN®S NO-LIABILITY. 


1. the name of the Company is to be the Black 
Range West Consolidated Mines No-Liability. 

2. The first place of operations (or intended opera- 
tions) is at Sandstone, Black Range District, Western 
Australia. 

3. ‘the first registered Office of the Company will be 
situated at 105 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

4. The value of the Company’s intended property, 
including the plant and machinery, is one thousand 
five hrndred: pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com- 
pany or: any person on its behalf ig one thousand five 
hundred pounds, and the total liability of the Com- 
pany, or which the company is intended to assume or 
undertake, is\ all the liabilities of Black Range West 


OF DEEP 


Gold Mining Company No-Liability (Old Company) 
and all the costs, charges, and expenses of and 
incident to the winding up of the 
Company. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is fifteen 
thousand pounds in sixty thousand shares of five 
shillings each. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for 
is sixty thousand. 

8. The name of the first Manager is Henry Francis 
Helder, of 105 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
_ 9. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has 
been duly paid in cash. 

10. No contracts have been entered into on behalf 
of this Company, but it is proposed that an arrange- 
ment between Black Range West Gold Mining Company 
No-Liability (Old Company) of the one part and this 
Company of the other part shall be entered into 
immediateiy on registration of this Company, 


Dated this sixteenth day of July, 1918. 


We, the persons whose names and addresses are 
subscribed, hereby apply to register the ‘Black 
Range Consolidated Mines’? as a No-Liability Com- 
pany. 

Signatures and addresses :— 

Ciaud Benalla Quinan, sharebroker, 109 Pitt- 
street, Sydney. 
109 Pitt- 


Charles James Titmus, sharebroker, 
Edmond Colliver, clerk, 109 Pitt-street, Sydney, 


lastnamed 


street, Sydney. 


Claude Medway Cox, clerk, 109 Pitt-street, 
Sydney. 

George James Neil, sharebroker, 113 Pitt-street, 
Sydney. 


Charles William Long, sharebroker, 40 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 

Herbert Purnell Cooper, sharebroker, 105 Pitt- 
street, Sydney. 


Witness to ail signatures,—H. F,. Hurper. 





DECLARATION VERIFYING MEMORANDUM FOR 
REGISTRATION. 


_I, fienry Francis Helder, of Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, accountant, do hereby solemnly 
declare and affirm that—— 


1. I am the manager of the said intended Com- 
pany. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
pele and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular, ; 


And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously 
beheving the same to be true, and by virtue of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Oaths Act, 1900.” 


H. F. HELDER. 


Deciared this 16th day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, at Sydney, before 
me, : 

. THomas Lzare, J.P. 
237 20s. 
THE HAWKINS HILL REWARD GOLD-MINING 
COMPANY NO-LIABILITY, 
RESOLUTION. 


Passed, 27th June, 1918; confirmed, 18th July, 1918. 
NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of The Hawkins Hill Reward Gold- 
Mining Company No-Liability, duly convened and 
held on Thursday, the twenty-seventh day of June, 
1918, the subjoined Resolution was duly passed; and 
that at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
duly convened and held on Thursday, the eighteenth 
day of July, 1918, the same was duly confirmed as a 
Special Resolution : — 


That the Company sell and transfer all the property 


and rights of the Company to a new Company to 
be formed on the following terms : — 


(a) The new Company shall be called Deep Levels 

Hawkins Hill Gold-mining Company No- 
_ Liability. 

(b) The capital of such new Company will be 
£37,500 divided into 100,000 shares of 7s. 6d. 
each, of which 80,000 shares to be deemed to be 
paid up to 5s. each, leaving a balance of 2s. 6d. 
per share. 

(c) That the 80,000 shares in such new Company 
paid up to ds. each shall be offered to the share- 
holders of the present Company in the provor- 
tion of one share to every share now held by 
them in this Company, ‘ 


26 Juny, 1918.] 





(d) That the Shareholders shall pay on application 
for such shares the sum of 6d. per share, and 
such shares shall thereupon be deemed to be 
‘paid up to 5s. 6d. each. 

(ec) that the new Company shall pay all the debts 
and liabilities of the present Company includ- 
ing the cost of winding-up the same. 

(f) That the issue of the said shares as aforesaid and 
the payment by the new Company of the debts 
and liabilities of the present Company, and the 
cost of winding up the present Company, shall 
be considered and accepted as the price of and 
payment by the new Company to the present 
Company for the property and rights of the 
present Company. 

(g) that in the event of any of the shaves in the new 
Company not being applied for. as aforesaid, 
the Liquidator of this Bkmpeny or the Directors 
of the new Company may determine that the 
same may be allotted by the new Companv to 
any other Shareholder or Shareholders, and on 
such terms as may be thought fit. 

(A) That calls in the new Company shall not exceed 
3d. each per month, 

* (1) That the Liquidator of the present Company be 
authorised to transfer all the property and 
rights of this Company to the new Company, 
and to receive in compensation for such trans- 
fer shares in the new Company applied for or 
allotted under subclause (c) hereof for the pur- 
pose of distribution among the members of the 
present Company. 

J. G. PURVES, 
Chairman of Meeting. 
CLIVE A. COOPER, 

Legal Manager of Company. 

Dated at Sydney, this 28rd day of July, 1918. 

278 £1 


GREAT BRITAIN TIN MINING COMPANY LIMITED. 
BALANCE-SHEET, at 27th April, 1918. 


LIABILITIES. Saeed. 
Capital—48.000 Shares of £1 each 48,000 0 0 
Sundry creditors... sce Ack 56 0 1 
Unclaimed dividends 1b 13) 4 
Profit and loss account ... 34! 0. 4 








£48,381 13 9 








ASSETS. 


Mine property, including buildings and land. 


Commercial Banking Company of Sydney ..,. 2 


“ 


48,000 0 0 
35 3 


Petty cash in hand Bs ah ve ac 08 4 
Great Britain Sluicing Company Limited, 
royalty ae Se an See eee 346 2 3 


£48,381 13 9 





259 8s. 





VICTORY (CHARTERS TOWERS) GOLD-MINING 
COMPANY, LIMITED, 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting of Victory (Charters Towers) Gold-mining Company, 
Limited, duly constituted and held at the registered office of 
the company, 107 Pitt-street, Sydney, on 24th June, 1918, the 
following resolution was unanimously passed, and that the said 
resolution was confirmed at a second Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the said company, duly constituted and held at 
the same address, on 22nd July, 1918 :— 


RESOLUTION. 


“That the Company be wound up voluntarily under the 
provisions of the Companies Act, 1899, and Acts amend- 
ing the same, and that Mr. Kenneth Owen Loane, of 107 
Pitt-street, Sydney, Accountant, be and he is hereby 
appointed liquidator for the purposes of such winding 


up. 

K. 0. LOANE, 
28rd J ly, 1918. Liquidator. 
266 6s. 





NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME. 


I, JOHN FREDERICK ROFE, heretofore called and 
known by the name of John Frederick Schwegler, of Robert- 
son, in the State of New South Wales, clerk in holy orders, 
do hereby give public notice that on the 2nd day of July, 1918, 
I formajly and absolutely, renounced, relinquished, and 
abandoned the use of my said surname of Schwegler, and 
then assumed and adopted and determined thenceforth on 
all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe the name of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 











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Rofe instead of the said name of Schwegler; and I further 
give notice that by a deed poll dated the 2nd day of July, 
1918, duly executed and attested and enrolled in the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Equitable Jurisdiction, I 
formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the said 
surnaine of Schwegler, and declared that 1 had assumed and 
adopted, and intended thenceforth upon all occasions what- 
soever to use aad subscribe the name of John Frederick Rofe 
instead of John Frederick Schwegler, and, so as to be at all 
times hereafter called, known, and described by the name of 
John Frederick Rofe exclusively. 
Dated the 2nd day of July, 1918. 


JOHN FREDERICK ROFE. 
Signed by the said John Frederick Rofe in the presence of, — 
Herrekrer L. Tress, Solicitor, Sydney. 
282 9s. 


2 





WH, John Daniel Alston and Lena Annetta Abels Alston, 
heretofore callea and known by the names of Nicholaas 
Anne van Wessem and Lena Annetta Abels van Wessem 
respectively, of 372 Park-road, Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, hereby give public notice that on the fifteenth 
day of July, 1918, we formally and absolutely renounced, 
relinquished, and abandoned the use of our said names of 
Nicholaas Anne van Wessem and Lena Annetta Abels van 
Wessem, and then assumed and adopted and determined 
thenceforth on all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe 
the names of John Daniel Alston and Lena Annetta Abels 
Alston respectively instead of the said names of Nicholaas 
Anne van Wessem and Lena Annetta Abels van Wessem 


respectively. : 
JOHN DANIEL ALSTON 
(Formerly N. A. van Wessem), 
LENA ALSTON 
(Formerly Lena van Wessem). 
239 is. 








PUBLIC NOTICE. 


TAKE NOTICE that on and after this date the partnership 
existing between A. Coady and J. Brissett, trading as Coady 
and Brissett, storekeepers, at 85 Darlington-road, Darling. 
ton, will, by mutual consent, be dissolved, and all debts 
owing by the business or to the business will be paid or 
received by the said A. Coady, 

The business will in future be conducted solely in the 
name and in the interest of the said A. Coady. 


' AMBROSE J. COADY., 
JOSEPH BRISSETL. 
22nd July, 1918. 
Witness,—W. H. Batzs, J.P. 
267 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BLAYNEY. 
Impounpine Act, 1898. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the above- 
named Municipality has, by resolution, fixed the charges for 
the care and sustenance of animals impounded in the Blayney 
Pound, to take effect from the date of publication of this 
notice, as follows :— 


sy 
Horse, mare, foal, gelding, ass, &e. ... 4 0 per day. 
Ram, ewe, sheep, or lamb__... ee ae Oey. 
Bull, cow, ox, steer, or heifer... Rout. One 
Goat or pig ne ate r HiiOat 5. 


G. W. LEIGHTON, 
Town Clerk. 
Town Hall, Blayney, 
19th July, 1918. 
253 6s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF MITTAGONG. 


IT is hereby notified. in accordance with clause No. 10 07 
Regulation No. 3, under the ‘Local Government Act, 
1906,” and amending Acts, that at a Meeting of the 
Council of the Municipality of Mittagong, held on 
the third day of July, 1918, a notice of motion was 
given by the Mayor (Alderman Springett) in the fol- 
lowing terms :— 


“Tl hereby give notice of my intention to move at 
a Special Meeting of the Mittagong Municipal 
Council, to be held on a date to be hereafter fixed, 
not less than one month after the publication of 
this notice in the Government Gazette, that, sub- 
ject to the necessary Governor’s approval and the 
result of a poll of the ratepayers, which is re- 
quired by law to be taken in the matter, the said 
Council borrow the sum of three thousand pounds 
(£3,000) for the purpose of establishing works for 
the manufacture and supply. of electricity for 
public and private lighting, heat and power, to 


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be carried out in conjunction with additions to 
the Council’s Water Supply Works, to be made 
and financed under the provisions of the Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts. 

(2) The estimated cost of the combined scheme 
is five thousand pounds (£5,000). The propor- 
tion thereof to be expended on additions to the 
water works is proposed to be added to the canital 
cost of the Couneil’s Water Works Supply Scheme, 
which is being paid for by instalments in accord- 
ance with arrangements made under the provi- 
en of the Country Towns Water and Sewerage 
Acts, 

Particulars of the proposed expenditure on the 
Hlectricity Works Section of the Undertaking of the 
money to be borrowed, which money is to be used for 
no other purpose, are as follow :— 


SrREEet LIGHTING AND RETICULATION. 














a ogee 
Copper, poles, and cross-arms ........ gn 379 
Insulators, lamp brackets, and erection... 177 
Meters, connection and service fuses .,.... 258 
Sundries ...... BEA Aeh plane setae ch ene cece aoe 75 
- 885 
Sub-station, 
Motor converter and booster ................0. 420 
Battery til. and «fhe Glade Apis phb. dtbinda nd 496 
Switchboard (0) di. 258. Mudd. Heyheetads se es he 60 
Buildings and foundations ...,.. Hees du aetderanned 260 
Sundries nie ack eth oats het ms ihe, pita St o0 
1,285 
Generation Plant, 
Generator yi)... .eAIetR Lg a. AR. cS 2c he 298 
Foundations, erections, belts, switch-gear, 
and COnNectiNSrUp i rasciccera--- a0 scer reece 125 
Sunociesteessccewos care eet 3 Ue ante aroun 50 
Contingencies ...,. Aube Baye ag suvachidelitien re es se 356 
829 
£3,000 


The estimated revenue from the undertaking is 
made up as under ;— 


£ d. 

Pravate; lighting... paver asin eae CU! ee 
State Homes Gi002..0 Be Ua a. rae OO) ae eG) 
Sireet Tghting” (Or csc... tee. at 137 2 6 
Oper ty) RCC U REELS 98 oats taghea., Meet cade S22) AO) 
Rene Gor meétersilc... ide cksele. eo, 619 en Oa 8) 
£1 AO i 


The estimated annual working 


C8 expenses of the 
undertaking are as follows :— 


28 eeStMClS 





ALS LR eat calm rho And links, do. 29 
Labour Jiomi.t. ade Jat), ayaa 250 
Oil): waste; stores Ulyo, 1c ak, 25 
Repairs haliuuieppeiee saw by Hunan 67 
Administrative expenses ......... 110 
Interest and depreciation on new 
plant, say £3,000 at 114 per 
centum per annum ............ 345 
826 0 0 
Estimated net revenue ...............000005 HOS Vet IL 


If the proposed borrowing is approved of by a poll 
of ratepayers, which must be taken in pursuance of 
‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ the Council proposes 
to provide for repayment of the amounts from time 
to tame accruing due with respect to the loan by a 
Joan rate on the whole of the Municipality of 14d. in 
the £ on the unimproved capital value of £45,918, or 
3d. in the £ on the improved capital value of £151.655 
(according to whether the ratepayers at the poll de- 
cide that the basis of the rate shall be on the un- 
improved or the improved capital value), estimated 
to yield the sum of £254 10s. per annum, for the pur- 
pose of paying for interest (£180 per annum), at a 
rate not exceeding 6 per cent., and for Sinking 
Fund of £74 10s. to be invested in 33 per cent. Gov- 
ernment stock, so as to extinguish the loan in twenty- 
five years. 

Plans, specifications, estimates, and statements in 
connection with the proposed work may be inspected 
at the Office of the Council, Town Hall, Mittagong 
during office hours, viz., 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. 
to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive in each week. 


C. N. LEE, 


Acting T ke. 
Town Hail, Mittagong, g Lown Cler! 


19th July, 1918. 
298 Sv. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


[26 Juny, 1918. 





MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF ONE ALDERMAN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Poll of the Electors of the 
Municipality of The Glebe has been taken at the appointed 
Polling-places on Monday, the 22nd day of July, 1918, and I 
now declare the nnmber of votes recorded for each candidate 
to be as follows :— 


Brigg, Henry Albert a cs St we «453 
Diver, James at eae wae ake tl old 
Informal 3 


I therefore declare that Mr. Henry Alkert Brigg has been 
duly elected an Alderman to till the extraordinary vacancy 
in the Council of the Municipality of The Glebe for the balance 
of the period ending on the last Friday in January, 1920. 


THOMAS DENBY GLASSCOCK, 
Returning Officer. 
Town Hail, St. John’s road, The Glebe, 
22nd July, 1918. 
271 73. 





ROGAN SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICH is hereby given that Police Sergeant Toohill bas 
been appointed Inspector for the Shire of Bogan under the 
Diseased Meat and Cattle Slaughtering Act. 


G. C. SHAW, 
Nyngan, 19th July, 1918. Clerk. 


254 3s. 


SHIRE OF ABERCROMBIE, 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a duly constituted Meeting 
of the Council of the Shire of Abercrombie, held on Sth 
July last, Sergeant Third Class John O'Farrell was appointed 
the Council’s Inspector under the Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, for that portion cf the 
Shire situated within tke Bathurst Police Patrol Area. 


A. SQUIER, 
Shire Clerk. 





Council Chambers, 
Rockley, 22nd July, 1915. 
262 4s, 





GUYRA SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant Third Class Peter 
Grimes has keen appointed Inspector of Slaughter Yards tor 
Tingha District. | 
JNO. KE. PHELAN, 
Shire Office, Guyra, Shire Clerk. 
22nd July, 1918. 
264 38. 





THE UPPER HUNTER PASTURES PROTECTION 
BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Henry Luke White, of 
Belltrees, Scone, was duly elected Chairman of The Upper 
Hunter Pastures Protection Board on the llth July, 1915, 
in lieu of Mr, William Cameron, of Glencairn, Upper 
Rouchel, resigned, 

U. R, LUKEY, 


Seerelary, 
The Upper Hunter Pastures Protection Board, 
Scone, 18th July, 1918. 
252 4s, 


WATER ACT, i912. 
GRAHAMSTOWN AND CAMPVALE SwWAmpP DrRaInace Trvst. 


THE Trustees of the above Trust have caused to be made an 
Assessment of all Ratable property within the above district 
for the year 1917-18, with the names of the owners and 
occupiers as far as known of such property. 

Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at 


all reasonable times at the office of the Trustees, and within 
2) days of the publication of this notice. 


Any person intending to appeal against the Assessment 
may do so in way required by the Water and Drainage Act, 
1912, and the Regulations made thereunder. 


A. L. ADAM, 
Trustee's Office, Secretary. 
Raymond Terrace, 
22nd July, 1918. 
263 5s. 


26 Jury, 1918.] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Abraham Flack, late of Fresh- 
water, in the State of New South Wales, and of the 
Australian Imperial Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Abraham Flack, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of 
April, 1917, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, was, on the 13th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 27th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to ‘the debts or claims only of which ke then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for tlie assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or cluim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W., GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
22nd July, 1918. 
292 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. t 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Sophia Cornwell, late of 


Macksville, in the State of New South Wales, spinster, 


deceased, 


FURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Sophia Cornwell, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the llth day of 
February, 1918, and administration of whose estate, with 
the will, was, on the 17th day of June, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
22nd day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public ‘l'rustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notiee ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T, W... GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 

Sydney, 19th July, 1918.) 


—_—— - = ———_—— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Jane Allan, late of Five Dock, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘*‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Jane Allan, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 12th day of September, 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 28th day of December, 1917, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send partieulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
20th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 





Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th July, 1918. 
248 Ts. 6d. 


No, 91, 26 Juty, 1918, —8, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 91. 3653 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Michael Arthur Hughes, late 
of Kanimbla, via Little Hartley, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Michael Arthur Hughes, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 9th day of February, 1918, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the 13th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the said Public Trustee on or beforethe 24th day 
of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th July, 1918. 
251 78. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Benjamin Paul Lean, late of 
Oatley, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
engineer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and: other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Benjamin Paul Lean, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 18th day 
of May, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 29th day 
of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
‘Trustee on or before the 23rd day of August, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he-then has notice ; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shal! not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 





T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th July, 1918, 
250 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Charles Jarrett, late of Kurri 
Kurri, in the State of New South Wales, miner, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Charles Jarrett, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 16th day of 
April, 1918, and letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, were, on the 26th day of June, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of ‘New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required te send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
23rd day of August, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
1€th July, 1918, 
249 Ts 6d, 


3654 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Annie Mowbray, late of 
Cooma, in the State of New South Wales, licensed 
victualler, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other, persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Annie Mowbray, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 7th day of December, 1917, 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 18th day of 
February, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Pubhe 
Trustee on or before the Ist day of October, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said. Public Vrustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
BLAXLAND, Mawson, AND Ross, 
Solicitors to the Estate, Cooma. 
258 


7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Eagleston, late of Gumble, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims against 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Gumble 
aforesaid on the 23rd day of February, 1918, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims to the 
undersigned, the proctor for the administratrix of the said 
estate, before the 24th day of August next, after which date 
the said administratrix will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard to the claims of which she then shall have 
notice ; and the said administratrix shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. —Dated this 20th day of July, 1918. 


M, J. MAGUIRE, 
Solicitor, 
Manildra, 
7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Offley, late of near Dalton, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate, and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of William 
Offley, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
11th day of November, 1904, and probate of whose will was, 
on the 24th day. of March, 1905, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, to George Offley, of Crookwell, 
in thé State aforesaid, farmer, and Albert Edmund Offley, of 
near Dalton aforesaid, public school teacher, the executors in 
the said will named, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of such claim to the said George Offley and Albert 
Edmund Offley, in care of the undersigned, Johnson and 
Sendall, at their office, hereunder mentioned, on or before the 
2nd day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said George Offley and Albert Edmund Offley will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which they then have notice ; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said George Offley and Albert Edmund Offley 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notiee at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 23rd 
day of July, 1918. 


JOHNSON AND SENDALL, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Montague-street, Goulburn. 


270 7s. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


(26 Juny, 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicils of Henry Archibald Duncomb, late 
of Mosman, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the first accounts of the execu- 
tors in the estate of the abovenamed deceased have this day 
been filed in my office, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, and all 
persons having any claims in the said estate or being other- 
wise interested therein, are hereby required to come in before 
me at my said office, on or before the 23rd day of August next, 
at 11°30 o'clock in the forenoon, and inspect the same, and if 
they shall think fit object thereto, otherwise if the said 
accounts be not objected to, the same will be examined by me 
and passed according to law ; and notice is also hereby given 
that on the allowance of the said accounts by the Court com- 
mission will be applied for on behalf of the said execators.—- 
Dated this 19th day of July, in the year 1915, 


R. 'C. MONDAY, 


Registrar. 
GARLAND, SEABORN, AND ABBOTT, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Bull’s Chambers, 14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
260 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate and effects of Thomas Chamney Jones Now!an, 
formerly of Newtown, Kilcullen, county of Kildare, 
Treland, but late of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, second 
lieutenant, cleceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any elaims or demands against or upon theestate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on active service in 
France, on 27th May, 1917, are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of the claims and demands upon the 
said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney (the attorney of the adminis- 
trator), exemplification of the letters of administration having 
been sealed by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 
the 6th July, 1918, on or before the 6th day of September 
next, in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, 
Limited, will after the lastmentioned date, proceed to admin- 
ister the estate and distribute the assets among the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice; and the said Com- 
pany will not be liable, tor the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 19th 
day of July, 1918. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
FisHER AND Macansu, Proctors, Manager. 
72p King-street, Sydney. 


238 78. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Isaac Paul Rudd, late of Leumeah, Mozart- 
street, St. Kilda, in the State of Victoria, retired grazier, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debts or claims 
or demands against or upor the estate of the ahovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of December, 
1917, and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of Victoria, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 18th 
day of February, 1918, to Annie Teresa McGlynn Rudd, of 
Leumeah, Mozart-street, St. Kilda, in the State of Victoria, 
widow, and James John Rudd, of the same place, student, the 
executrix and executor named in the said will, was re-sealed 
by the Supreme Court of New Scuth Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of July, 1918, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the said 
executrix and executor, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executrix and executor, on or before the 7th day 
of September next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executrix and executor will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they shall then 
have had notice ; and the said executrix and executor will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of July, 1918. ' 


NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Executrix and Executor, 
2 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


280 7s. 6d, 


26 Juzy, 1918.] 


Im the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Mitchell, formerly of Ganmain, in the 
State of New South Wales, agent, but lately a lieutenant 
of the Australian Imperial Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of May, 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day of August, 
1917, to Ivy Lavinia Mitchell, the executrix named in the 
said will, are hereby reauired to send particulars of their 
claims to the said executrix, Ivy Lavinia Mitchell, in 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 7th day of Septem- 
ber next, after which date the said executrix will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which she shall have had notice, and the said executrix will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person o- 
whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 19th day of July, 1918. 


RAYMOND L, LAURENCE, 


Proctor, 
By his Agents, — Ganmain. 
Messrs. G. M. LAURENCE AND Son, 
Dixson Buildings, 
64 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
283 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Walesr 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Maria Lane, late of Mosman, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that creditors and all other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Maria Lane, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 22nd day of June, 1917, and letters of administra- 
tion of whose estate were, on the 2&th day of February, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Sarah 
Agnes Johnson, are hereby required to send yarticulars 
in writing of their claims to the said Sarah Agnes Johnson, 
on or before the 6th day cf September, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Sarah Agnes Johnson will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which she has then notice ; and notice is hereby fur- 
ther given that the said Sarah Agnes Johnson will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim she shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


CURRIE & WOOD, 
Proctors for the Administratrix, 
8 Spring-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Ann Bruce, late of Burwood, near Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors or vuther persons having any claims or 
demands upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 27th day of June 1912, 
and probate of whose will was on the 9th day of September, 
1912, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, io John Corrigan Glass, the sole 
executor named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send particulars of their claims in writing to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said John Corrigan Glass, before the 15th 
day of August next, after which date the said John Corrigan 
Glass will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims of which he shall then have had notice; and notice 
is also given that the said John Corrigan Glass will not be 
liable, for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution,—Dated this 26th day of June, A.D. 
1918. 


286 





R. CECIL CAPE, 
Proctor for the Executor, 

Railway Parade, Burwood. 

Agents— 
Messrs GARLAND, SEABORN, AND ABBOTT, 
Solicitors, &c.,, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 

274 7s. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 91. 3655 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Clarence Timbrell Collier, late of Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, and a member of the 
Australian Inperial Forces, on active service, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all persons having any debt, claim, or demand upon or affect- 
ing the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 
20th day of July, 1916, probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Vourt of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 24th day of May last past, to Thomas 
Timbrell Collier, of Roseville, near Sydney aforesaid, gentle- 
man, and Arthur Herbert Holdship, of Sydney aforesaid, 
solicitor, executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their debts, claims, and 
demands against. the said estate, in writing, to the said 
Thomas Timbrell Collier and Arthur Herbert Holdship, 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 6th day of Septem- 
ber next, at the expiration of which time the said Thomas 
Timbrell Collier and Arthur Herbert Holdship will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts and claims 
of which they then have notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Thomas Timbrell Collier and 
Arthur Herbert Holdship will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 
claim, or demand they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 24th day of July, 1918. 
ARTHUR H. HOLDSHIP, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Wentworth Court, Sydney. 

268 7s. 6d, 


(86,282) 





f Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 189%.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,510) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Thomas Barrett, of 34 Chelmsford-street, Camperdown, 
blacksmith, formerly of 102 Probert-street, Camperdown. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of 

July, 1918. 
#. H. SALUSHORY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
294 3s, 6d. 





| Notice under Sectioa 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1996.] 


In the Supreme. Court of New South Wales. (21,511) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re John Daniel O’Brien, of Fairview, Burrowa, farmer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. O. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 20th day of 
July, 1918. : 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
295 3s, 6d. 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankrupt Act, 1898. } 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,512) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re George Leek, of Excelsior Dairy, Osborne-road, 
Normanhurst. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. H. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Cfficial Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 22nd day of 
July, 1918. 
F, H, SALOSBURY, 
Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 

296 38. 6d. 





(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,513) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Thomas Reed, of Mooball, near Murwillumbah, dairy 
farmer, formerly of Mullumbimby. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 


July, 1918. 
FP. H, SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
297 8s. 6d. 


3656 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91 


(26 Jury, 1918, 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,514) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Robert Cecil Debenham, of Frederickton, Macleay River, 
butter-maker. 


NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 24th day of 


July, 1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
£98 és. 6d. 
[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 18°S.] 

Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,517) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alexander Dunn, of Allynbrook, near Ganmain, farmer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 24th day 


of July, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
299 3s. 6d. 


. = oe ss at a a ee 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 6th day of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not 
later than the 2ad day of August, 1918 :— 


Re Leslie Gordon McIntosh (No. 21,499), of William-street, 


Brookvale, woodcutter. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—CHarizs Farrrax Watz2100 Lioyn. 
{631] Free 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re William Thomas; Costello, of Gulgong, labourer. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Gulgong, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of August, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptev, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 6th day of August, 


1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Offcial Assignee— WILLIAM HapRIna@Ton PALM. 





(21,506) 





[680] Free 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,491) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Harold Charlton Goode, of Port Macquarie. 


NOTICH ia hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Port 
Macquarie, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
14th day of August, 1918, at1l a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th 


day of August, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee-—WILLIAM HaRRINGTon PALMazsE. 
300 68. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Leo ard Vincent Watts, of Edward-st eet, East Orange, 
journeyman plumber, formerly of Newcastle, plumber. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, New- 
castle, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 


(21,505) 


8th day of Angust, 1918, uf 1l a.m, or as coon after as the - 


— 


course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat his proof {must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 2nd day 


of August, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHartzs FarrFAx WATERLOO Luoyp. 
301 6s. 





SE 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the Sth day of 
Avgust, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon afrer as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 6th day of August, 1918 :— 


Re Walter Paul Ross (No. 21,501), of Lilyville, Paling-street, 
Leichhardt, tug proprietor, forcerly carrying on business 
in Port Jackson and Hawkesbury River. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee —WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
302 62, 





—— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 6th day of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 2nd day of August, 1918 :— 

Re David Daniel Hill (No. 21,422), of Dene Hollow, Mosman, 

and formerly of Hay. 


Re W. C. Black (No, 21,462), of Parkes, blacksmith. 
Re James Henry Walker (No, 21,507), of Baker-street, Lower 
Randwick, horge trainer. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Odicial Assignee—Cuartes Farrrax Watpetoo Liomp. 
303 18s. 





{Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,820) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Jokn Patrick Berecry, of Cammeray-road, North Sydney 
journeyman carpenter. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKH NOTICE that John Patrick Berecry intends to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Weduesday, the 14th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated 
this 24th day of July, 1918. 


A. J. REYNOLDS AND WHITE, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 
88 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
297 6s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as_ specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons in- 
terested; and notice is hereby given that such ac- 
counts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, 12th August, 1918, at 

10 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 

Martin McCray, of Lamorna, Curlewis-street, Bondi 
Beach, manufacturers’ agent (No. 21,353), a first 
account and plan of distribution, showing pay- 
ment of a dividend of 103d. (ten pence half- 
penny) in the £ on all proved concurrent debts. 


26 Juny, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 91. 


3657 





William George Landgren, of Yule-street, Petersham, 
formerly of York-street, Sydney, trading as ‘‘The 
Kureka Supply Co.’’, manufacturer’s and indent 
agent (No. 21,457), a first account and plan of 
distribution, showing payment of one Crown 
claim in full (£8 10s. 7d.), a dividend of 73d. 
(seven pence and three-eighths of a penny) in the 
£ on all proved concurrent debts. 


Accounts current only in the following estates :— 
No. 21,432. Nicholas Sophios, of 200 Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, late of The Mall, Leura, confec- 
tioner. 

21,437. James Thomas Cox, of Stannifer-road, 
near Tingha, fossicker for tin, near Tingha. 
21,438. William Gordon Brown, of 2 Suffolk- 
street, Paddington, carried on business at Horns- 
by, builder, 

21,441. William Charles Hemmings, care of Mrs. 
Marsden, Howden-street, Carrington, carter. 


21,445. John Thomas Clarke, known as John 
Thomas Clarke Bray, of Roxburgh-street, Port- 


land. 
C.F. W. LLOYD, 
Official Assignee. 


No. 


No. 


No. 
No. 


Denman Chambers, 
182 Phillip-strect, 
‘Sydney, 25th July, 1918. 


281 10s. 


STRAYED, on 13th July, from 87 Macaulay-road, Stan- 
more,—One bay pony gelding, 4 years, about 13, hands, 
black points, branded CeK near shoulder. 


W. J. BASTION, 
87 Macaulay-road, 
Stanmore. 
38. | 


——__———« 








272 





Cmpoundti9s, 

*,* Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EAOH ANIMAL DESURIBED ; and no such Advertisement wilt 


be inserted im the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost of insertion. 








pre 


ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 15th day of 
July, 1918, from the reserve, by H. Pye, impounding 
officer, Burwood; sum due at date of notice, 19s. 9d. :— 

Bay gelding, black points, like [ near shoulder, small star, 
shod, aged, about 142 hands. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


255—1s. H. HOWID, Jun., Poundkeeper. 














CONCORD.—Impounded at Concord, on the 20th day of July, 
1918, from Correy-avenue, by Jas. Wiggington; sum due 
at date of notice, 19s. 1d. :— 


Bay pony mare, no brand visible, faint star, sore in middle of 
back, unshod, short pulled tail, 13 or 14 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


8th August, 1918. 
257—-l1s. F. ROWLEY, Poundkeeper. 





~ = = = 


COONABARABRAN.—Impounded at Coonabarabran, on the 
8th day of July, 1918, from Ulamambri, by James 
Muffett ; sum due at date of notice, L6s. 6d. :— 


Chestnut gelding, @OV off shoulder, scar near shoulder, 
silver mane and tail, star, off hind leg hipped, white feet, 
shod, about 3 years, about 15 hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


Ist August, 1918. 
240—1s. J. HARPER, Poundkeeper. 





DELUNGRA.—Impounded at Delungra, on the 17th day of 
April, 1918, from Yamala Holding, by Mr. U. Bacon; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 


Bay mare, no visible brand, black points, aged, about 14 hands ; 
bay filly foal at foot; 18s. 33d. 


Bay gelding, unbroken, <{ over © near shoulder, about 2 years, 
about 14 hands; &s. 5d. 


If not releaset, will be sold 2t this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918, 


243—3s. C, MANN, Poundkeeper, 


eines 


GORDON.—Impounded at Gordon, on the 19th day of July, 
1918, from Church-street, Pymble, by J. Waterhouse, 
Impounding Officer ; sum due at date of notice, 10s. 9d.:— 


Bay pony mare, - over 0 near shoulder, clipped, 7 years, 
about 11 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918, 


245—1s. W. GUISE, Poundkeeper. 





HURSTVILLE.—Impounded at Hurstville, on the 20th day 
of July, 1918, from Penshurst, by R. Evans; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 3s, 


Dark-brown mare, like —~ over UB or \—~< over WB 


(very faint), near thoulder, hind feet white, stay, aged, 
about 16 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918. 


276—1s. W. HERRON, Poundkeeper. 


MARRICKVILLE.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 19th 
day of July, 1918, from Randall-street, by H. C. Nunn; 
sum due at date of rotice, £1 ls. 3d.:— 

Chestnut gelding, like M— near shoulder, three shoes off, 
faint star, aged, about 153 hands. mie 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918. 
29i-—1s, 








R. SPARKES, Poundkeeper. 


_ 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 1&th day of July, 
1918, from Burton-street, Sydney, by Police, Darling- 
hurst ; sum due at date of notice, £2 4s. :— 

Bay draught gelding, JSWN near shoulder, star, hind feet 
white, aged, 152 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Ist August, 1918. 

8S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper, 


273 —1s. 


MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the 15th day of 
July, 1918, from racecourse paddock, near Morpeth, by 
A. Leonard; sum due at date of notice, 148. :— 

Black pony horse, G RQ near shoulder, aged, 12} hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at nooon on the 
8th August, 1918. 
244—1a, 





D. McMAHON, Poundkeeper. 





MOSS VALE.—Impounded at Moss Vale, on the 18th day 
cf July, 1918, from Vine Lodge Estate, Mr. by L. 1’. 
Badgery, Exeter ; sum due at date of notice, 88. 9d. :— 

Brown pony, § near shoulder, short tail, fore feet shod, sore 
on back, very low condition, pricked ears, aged, about 134 
hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th August, 1918. 

246—1s. 


Sy 


G. DAWSON, Poundkeeper, 





MURWILLUMBAH.—Impounded at Murwillumbah; sum 
due at date of notice, 9s. 9d. :— 

Black and white steer, ear-marked like (s milking side, like 
v—~ over Uf near rump (milking side), about 12 months. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
2nd August, 1918. 
289—l1s. 


PLICTON.—Impounded at Picton on the 12th day of July, 
1918, from Maldon, by L. Nicholson, Maldon; sum due 
at date of notice, J1s. each :— 

Grey gelding, YQS near shoulder, nD (conjoined) over 8 
near rump, aged, 15 hands. 

Chestnut mare, no visible brands, two white feet, star, aged, 
15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th August, 1918. 

241—2s, 


W. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. 





G. BATEUP, Poundkeeper. 


_ a Ae, 








See 


RANDWIOK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 22nd day of 
July, 1918, from Carrington-road, by W. H. Woods; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 2s. 3d. :-— 

Bay mare, like bJ over td near shoulder, collar and saddle 
marked, small star, pulled mane and tail, off hind foot 
white, hind feet shod, aged, about 14 hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


8th August, 1918, 
285—I1s. M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 


3658 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 


_~ - 


SILVERTON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 6th day of 
July, 1918, from Mundi Mundi Station, by H. Manuel, by 
order of ‘manager ; sum due at date of notice, £1 17e. 9d. :— 

Bay mare, like ——= over PC near shoulder, little white on 
forehead, been shod. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th July, 1918. 


242—1s, J. SUMMERTON, Poundkeeper. 





TAMWORTH.—Impounded at Tamworth, on the 13th day of 
July, 1918, from Orley, by HE, P. Morris; sum due at date 
of notice set after each animal :— 

Roan heifer calf, branded like G[,, 6 months; £1 Os. 3d. 


Also, on the 20th instant, from Piallamore, by C. G. Kelly :— 


Dark-chestnut draught gelding, branded like I X (blotched), 
_ star and snip, collar marked, about $ years, 15 hands ; 

17s. 6d. 

Flea-bitten grey gelding, branded like —— over y%eSL (indis- 
tinct), aged, 143 hands; 15s. 5d. 

Brown half-draught colt, unbranded, small star, 2 years, 14 
hands; 15s. 5d. 

Black gelding, — over H over ~w\near shoulder, ty off shoulder, 
star and snip, aged, 15 hands; 15s. 5d, 


‘ If-not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 





(26 Jury. 1918. 





WARATAH.—Impounded at Waratah, on the 24th day of 


July, 1918, from Hexham, by W. H. Coxon; sum due at 
date of notice, lis. :— 


Bay horse, A UY over ———- near shoulder, hind heels white, 
aged, 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918. 


290 --18, J. PROCTER, Poundkeeper. 











WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the 18th 
day of July, 1918, from Nardoo-street, by Willoughby 
Council ; sum due at date of notice, £1 Os 6d. :— 


Brown horse, like ff] near shoulder. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


8th August, 1918. 


304—Is. J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 





YASS.— Impounded at Yass, on the 18th day of July, 1918, by 
Mr. 8. Wade, for trespass on his grazing lands, near Yass ; 
sum due date of notice, 7s. 3d. :— 

Brown filly, black points, no brands visible, thick set, appar- 
ently unbroken, about 3 years, about 14% hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8th August, 1918. 


12th August, 1918. 
275—5s.. G, DENNING, Poundkeeper. 256—l1s. C. STOREY, Poundkeeper. 








Andusivial Hotices. 





{509] . : ; Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
/ Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award published in Government Gazette 
of 21st July, 1916, of the Food Suppiy,and Distribution (N6:1) Group, No. 14 (Pastrycooks, 
&¢., State) Board (constitution published at page 7593 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, 
dated 21st December, 1915—see also: Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 186), as varied by 
Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 7th December, 1917, and 14th 
December, 1917, respectively, is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations thereunder. 


EF. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 329 of 1918. 


in the matter of the Award published in Government Gazette No. 130 of the 21st July, 
1916, of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1), Group, No. 14. (Pastrycooks, &c., 
State) Board, as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes 
Nos. 210 and 213 of the 7th and 14th December, 1917, respectively; in the matter of 
an application by the Master Pastrycooks’ Association of New South Wales for the 
determination of certain industrial matters; and in the matter of the “ Industrial 

» Arbitration Act, 1912.” | 

Friday, the 19th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 
the notice of motion filed herein by the Master’ Pastrycooks’ Association of New South 
Wales, an Industrial Union of Hmployers, and the affidavit of Maxwell Thomson, sworn 
the 17th day of July instant, and filed herein in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING e 
Mr. H. B. Primviose, solicitor, for the said applicant, and Mr. F. Landon, on behalf of 
the Federated Pastrycooks’ Employees’, Biscuit Makers’ Employees’, and Flour and Sugar 
Goods Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Union of 
Kmployees, the respondent herein: IT IS ORDERED that the Award of the food Supply 
and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 14 (Pastrycooks, &¢., State) Board, published in 
Government Gazette No. 130 of 21st July, 1916, as varied by Orders of the Court published 
in Government Gazette No. 210 of 7th December, 1917, and No. 213 of 14th December, 
1917, respectively, be and the same is hereby further varied as follows:— 


(1) By deleting subclause (a) of clause 14 of the said Award, and by substituting 
in lieu thereof the following subclause :— 


(a) The following days or the days on which the same shall be observed 
shall be holidays :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday. Baster 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince. of Wales’ ‘Birthday, Hight-hour Day, 
Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and gazetted public holidays: Provided always 
that a gazetted public holiday shall only be a holiday under this Award 
within the district mentioned in the Proclamation. Employees shall work 
if required on any such holiday, and shall be paid time and a half for every 

“hour worked on any such Holiday in addition to the minimum wage men- 
* tioned in clause 6, with a minimum of five shillings for work done on any 


such holiday. 
fa trol: @ H. R. CURLEWIS, 
re 5 mm Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


26 Juy, 1918.))j | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 91. 





NEW SOUTH WALES “‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” is now published on the 
Fripay in each week, and the issue of Supplements, unless 
Statutory or Extraordi , ts prohibited. All Notices— 
Departmental or prepay insertion must be received by the 
Government Printer not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK of the day 
preceding the day of publication. 


Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 
be returned not later than 5 p.m. on the Thursday, and duly 
certified for issue by a responsible Officer ; otherwise such 
Notices will not be included in the next day’s Gazette. 


ALL POUNDKEEPERS and private advertisements forwarded 
for publication in the “* Gazette”? must be PAID FOR RRIOR TO 
INSERTION; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
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3659 
CONTENTS. PAGE 
Proclamations tes cee hit 
Local Government Notices 3576, 3588 
Consular Arrangement fae ial 
Appointments, &c. ... ies xo 546 “oe .. 8581 
Special Deposits Account Act, 1911—Notice under ... 3581 
Government Notices ie nec 3582 
Notices under Real Property Act mas 3587 
Application for License under Water Act, 1912 3588 
Water Conservation and Irrigation, &c.--Notice under 3588 
Public Service Notices Ak 3589 
Acts of Parliament Assented to ... se .. 3089 
Cattle-slaughtering and Diseased Animals Act— 
Inspectors under 3589 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes 3589 
Court Notices 3591 
Tenders pri and ARE +5) Ags nce Bias 
Appointment of Stipendiary and Police Magistrates... 3594 
Officiating Ministers ee sal sind 3597 
Oyster Culture Leases 3598 
Quarterly Licensing Court 3599 
District Courts see as be sae 3599 
Mines Department Notices ae ot 00 3599 
Lands Department Notices as ore 3605 
Private Advertisements 3649 
Impoundings ae ae Rte 3657 
Industrial Notices ... ast tee 3658 





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No. 92.] 


FRIDAY, 26 JULY. 


[1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “ PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation cf 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
that 


Mr. Henry Butler Perrignon, Clerk, The Treasury, 
be appointed as Clerk, Department of Labour 
and Industry,—such appointment to take effect 


from the 18th June, 1918. 
G. 8S. BEEBY. 





— 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
ot the following appointments : — 


Mr. John George Robinson Bryant, Director, Re- 
sumed Areas, Soldiers’ Settlements, Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Branch, Department of 
Lands, to be Director of Soldiers’ Settlements, 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Branch, Depart- 
ment of Lands (Minl. 1918-4,612). 

Mr. Charles William Cansdell, Draftsman, [and 
Board Office, Maitland, as Draftsman, Head 
Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 
the 11th June, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,608). 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. William Stanger Kelk, Temporary Relieving 
Crown Land Agent, Department of Lands, as 
‘yown Land Agent for the Land District of Ryl- 
stone, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 

_ the 2nd July, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,782). 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Iixecutivée Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 

Frederick Gregory Adrian, Esquire, Stipendiary 
Magistrate, Newcastle, and Henry Giles Shaw, 
Hsquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, Broken Hill, to 
be Stipendiary Magistrates within the Metro- 
politan Police District,—from the 22nd July, 
1918, and 12th August, 1918, respectively. 

Sydney Bell Gunn, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Cooma, to be a Stipendiary Magistrate, New- 
castle, vice I'.. G. Adrian, HEsquire,—from the 
29znd July, 1918; also to be District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Newcastie, Cooranbong, Gosford, 
Lambton, Minmi, Wallsend, Waratah, Teralba, 
Charlestown, West Wallsend, Catherine Hill Bay, 
and Wyong, and Licensing Magistrate and 
Officiai Member of the Licensing Court for the 
Jiicensing District of Neweastle,—from the same 
date. 

Arthur Ormonde Butler, Esquire, Police Magistrate, 
Cootamundra, to be a Relieving Police Magis- 
trate,—from the 12th August, 1918. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 92. (26 Jory, 1918, 





Henry Horace Connell, Esquire, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions and Chamber Magistrate, North Sydney, to 
be a Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions from the 
same date; and 

Maicoim Marfarlane, Esquire, Clerk of Petty Sessions 
and Chamber Magistrate, Glebe, to be Clerk of 
Petty Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Balmain, 


vice G. M. Marsh, Esquire, on retiring leave,—. 


from the same date. 
Constable Allan Bernard Tisenhuth to be Acting 
Cierk of Petty Sessions at Weabonga, vice Mr. 
i. J. Buckiand, deceased,from the date of 
commencing duty. 
Sr 


THiS Yxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned Police Magistrates to be Clerks 
of Petty Sessions and Chamber Magistrates at the 
Courts indicated, and to act as Stipendiary Magis- 
trates within the Metropolitan Police District, from 
the 12th August, 1918, viz. :— 


Newtown—Arthur Blix, Esquire, late Clerk of Petty 
Sessions and Chamber Magistrate, Water Police 
Office, vice W. Carson, Esquire, on retiring leave. 

Redjern—William Augustus Flynn, Esquire, Police 
Magistrate, Wentworth, vice C. A. Redgrave, 
Hisquire, on retiring leave. 

North Sydney—Waiter Scott, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Deniliquin, vice H. H. Connell, Esquire, 
transterred. 

Paddington—Sidney John Hamblin, Esquire, Police 
Magistrate, Bourke-Cobar, vice A. M. P. Mowle, 
Hsquire, retired, 

flebe—Vrank Forbes Potts, Esquire, Police Magis- 
trate, Taree, viee M. Macfarlane, Esquire, trans- 
ferred. 





HIS Dxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Hixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Mr. Jasper Samuel Creagh, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Coonambie, vice Mr. W. @. Hazell, and pending 
permanent arrangements being made,—from the 
22nd July, 1918; also to act as District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Coonamble, to act only at 
such times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 
perform the duty, Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and iMarriages for the District of Coonamble at 
Coonample, and Registrar of the Court of Review 
at that place under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax 
Assessment Act of 1895,’’ and Regulations there- 
under,—from the same date. 

Mr. Oby Andrew Willans, Crown Land Agent, Parkes, 
to be Clerk of Petty Sessions also at that place, 
vice Mr. R. P. Browne,—from the 15th July, 1918; 
also to be District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
Varkes, to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty, 
Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 
riages for the District of Ashburnham at Parkes, 
Registrar of the District Court, and Registrar of 
the Court of Review at that place under the 
“Hand and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895’’ 
and Regulations thereunder,—from the same 


date. 
JOHN GARLAND, 











DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Exceilency: the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Andrew Mclean as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
tights and Business Licenses at Moonan Flat, 
and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at that 
place, vice Robinson, transferred,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the 15th May, 1918 
(Vis. 1918-4,244-152.) 

Sergeant John Duff as an additional Bailiff of the 
Warden’s Court at Coramba, to act in the 
Dorrigo patrol,—such appointment to take effect 
from the date of taking up duty (Ms, 1918-4,276- 
152.) 

Mr. Edward Brissenden, Sheriff’s Officer, as Bailiff of 
the Warden’s Courts at Wyalong and Wyalong 
West, vice Griffiths, resigned,—such appointment 
to take effect from the 13th April, 1918 (Ms. 
1918-4, 264-152.) 





Constable William Francis Searson as Officer author- 
ised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses 
at Tarcutta, vice Pye, transferred,—such ap- 
pointment to take effect from the date of com- 
mencing duty (Ms. 1918-4,266-152.) 


Sergeant Patrick Vincent McPhillips as Bailiff of the 
Warden’s Court at Ganmain,—such appointment 
to take effect from the Ist June, 1918 (Ms, 1918- 


4265-152. 
J. Cab. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 


HIS Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointments of 


Mr. Henry Hudson Cunneen, Clerk, as Cashier in this 
Department,—such appointment to take effect 
from 10th July, 1918, and 

Mr. Frederick Clarence Kendall, Engineering Drafts- 
man, Second Grade, as Engineering Draftsman, 
First Grade, in this Department,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from Ist July, 1918. 

Mr. Frederick James Cremen, Foreman, as Inspector 
in this Department,—such appointment to take 
effect from Ist June, 1918. 

R. T. BALL. 





CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
poimtment of 


Mr. Daniel Percy McGee as Junior Clerk, Police De- 
partment, being confirmed. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 











DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the tecommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has been pleased to 
approve of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Miss Eileen Mina Alma Hunt, Junior Clerk, Land 
Board Office, Goulburn, Department of Lands,— 
to take effect from the Ist July, 1917 (Minl. 1918- 


4,780). 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





PROMOTION. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


HIS txceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has heen pleased to approve 

of the promotion, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 49 of the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 1902,’ of 

Mr. Waiter Richard Birks, Inspector and Instructor 
in Mixed Farming, Department of Agriculture, 
to the pesition of Senior Experimentalist, De- 
partment of Agricuiture,—as from Ist March, 


1918, 
W. C. GRAHAME, 











SPECIAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE. 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
that there be granted to 


Mr. Leslie Hubert Gash, Junior Clerk, Department 
of Labour and Industry, who has been accepted 
for service with the Australian Imperial Expe- 
diticnary Forces, special leave of absence as may 
be required for such time as he remains a member 
of the force mentioned. It is further recom- 
mended, in accordance with the general directions 
of the Government in such cases, that during 
such leave of absence Mr. Gash be paid salary 
at a rate equal to the difference between his 
present salary as an Officer of the Public Service 
of New South Waies and the pay allotted to 
him for military service by the Imperial or 
Federal authorities. Should Mr. Gash’s military 
pay exceed that which he received as a State 
employee, no salary shall be payable by the State, 


G,'S, BEEBY, 


26 Jury, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 92. ui 


3665 





- APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION, 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service "Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointments on probation, for a period of 
twelve months in each case, of — 


Mr. Lachlan Sinclair Powell, Temporary Junior 
Clerk, Department of Lands, as a Junior Clerk, 
Head Office of the same Department, —to take 
effect from the Ist January, 1918 (Minl, 1918- 
4,611), and 

Miss Alma Pretoria Turner, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
Department of Lands, as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office of the same Department, —to take effect 
from the lst January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,610). 

Miss Vera Eugena Dufty, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
Department of Lands, as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office of the same Department,—to take effect 
from the lst January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,781). 

Mr. James Alexander Watt, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
Department of Lands, as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office of the same Department,—to take effect 
from the lst January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,779), 





Nore,—These notices are in lieu of those which appeared in Public Service 
Gazette No. 69 of the 3lst May, 10918, folio 2560. 

Mr. John Wesley Douglas Hutchison as a Cadet 

Draftsman, Land Board Office, Forbes, Depart- 

ment of Lands,—to take effect from the 21st 

January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,783). 





Mr. Percy Edward Rheuben as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect 
from the Ist January, 1918 (Mint, 1918-4 5784). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 


HIS fxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the ‘Public Service. (Temporary Officers) Act, 
1915,”’ of the appointment, on probation for six 
months, of 
Mr. fhugh Rusden Gilman as Survey Draftsman, 
Second Grade, in this Department,—such ap- 
pointment to "take effect from. 13th December, 


1915. 
ROOTS BALL: 
PERIOD OF PROBATION EXTENDED. 
BEPARTHERT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AWD OF JUSTICH, 


HIS fixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the period 








—<2 


: eae in connection with the appointment of 


2 James Matthew White as a Conveyancing Clerk 
in the Crown Solicitor’s Office being extended 
until the 3lst December, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


. 


nm nt ten te a NR a ia Haan ne ER AS NE ean 





Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, hereby notify that the Departmental Boards, under and by ‘virtue of the provisions of 
the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” have determined the grade, and the salaries, fees, and allowances of 
officers, as notified hereunder. 


The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance ‘with Section 14 of the Principal Act, and in certain cases to qualifying examinations in accordance with 
the Public Service Regulations. 

bie ; a ea an | Members of the 
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DEPARTMENTAL Boarp : MINISTERIAL, Perry Sesstons, Coroners, CHILDREN’s Court. 
Relieving Staff. 
Gates, A. isiseeeene.( Senior Relieving Police Professional 625 Oey ae { 625 From 12 Aug., 1913. 
Magistrate. range to £650 range to £650 
Fincham, W. J. M.| Relieving Police Magistrate... re va 51D ye nme gee sinc act 575 From 12 Ang., 1918. 
range to £600 range to £600 
BublerAc Ones. | 8 re a °° ves 5 Watisiet ok : 575 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £600 range to £600 
Chippindall, H. H. S.) 59 ys Ap: ee. Ope 52S eae iieiigee en ee ¢ sa 525 From 12 Aug., 1918, 
| range to £550 | range to £550 
Clerks of Petiy Sessions. 
Blix, As wissuseeeee Clerk of Petty Sessions and) Professional | 525 ADOAAS Cer ae 595 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
Chamber Magistrate, | range to £550 range to £550 
Newtown. 
Flynn, W.A..........| Clerk of Petty Sessions and! Fat easin 525 antadiiais 525 From 12 Aug., 1913, 
Chamber Magistrate, range to £550 range to £550) 
Redfern. | 
Scott, W.....s001-.0{ Clerk of Petty Sessions and LATER 525 eaeaenues an 525 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
Chamber Magistrate, range to £550 range to £550 
North Sydney. | 
Potts, F. F......:s0..| Clerk of Petty Sessions and|~ ,,  ..... 525 525 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
Chamber Magistrate, range to £550 range to £550 
Glebe. 
Hamblin, S. J. ....../ Clerk of Petty Sessions and By a oe ces 525 tattec 525 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
Chamber Magistrate, range to £550 range to £550 
Paddington. 
AOC DS Wir scansend .| Clerk of Petty Sessions, rb, eB ack 525 Tail ant ee 525 ; “rom 12 Aug., 1918. 
Broken Hill, and Police range to £550) range to £550 
Magistrate, Wilcannia and| 
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3664 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 92. [26 Jury, 1918, 


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‘Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 






Division of 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF J USTICE—continued. 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: MINISTERIAL OFFICE, PETTY Sesstons, Coroners, CHILDREN’s CourtT.—continued. 


Stipendiary Magistrates, 





PAGES ad a SBIR Sree Stipendiary Magistrate, Professional BO in fee iO baat as a 825 From 22 July; 1918. 
Sydney. 
Shaw; He Go ssicesct 3 4 a 4 ats B25 bt aiepescbees 825 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
Butler, C. F. ......... » Newcastle 4 4 BF Bay il ta meateehy ve 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 r 
Gunn, S.. Biviess. tees Fh e ae 675 : 675 From 22 July, 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 
Fitzhardinge, M. H. $5 Parramatta % a 675 osha iate 3 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 
Brown, W. le B. 3 Broken Hill ‘3 ae 675... 4. Pees my 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 
Edwards, O. A. .... 3 Wollongong Fy: was 675 1) : 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 
Jennings, C. ..i..s.. A Bathurst Re 3 625 mets é 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Police Magistrates. 
Peisley, A. J. .....04.. Police Magistrate, Lismore{ Professional 675 iseceees \ | 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
j range to £700 range to £700 
Gales iG) Ean... nictes . Maitland FF ie GTOMRE Lonccreeenee : 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £700 range to £700 
Laidlaw, J. W. M... is Narrabri FP ae 675 PAT rr : 675 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
| range to £700 pine Ky ao 
Holcombe, H.......... 43 Cootamundra 4 i: OL i Ve reeset H From 12 Aug., 1918. 
j range to £650 range te 2650 
Perry; Asis ests e: . Dubbo rr 3 G25 Bea ieee ae ; 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Arnott, W. S......:... 43 Goulburn Py i G25 aR, eae ie 625 From 12 Aug., 1918; 
range to £650 range to £650 
Crane, ¥. W. C...... A Grafton a5 At 625 EO ee meses 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Helm, C.J. Bs tii. rr Orange = ae G2b Ve il Wyuecescrere 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Clegg, T. B. ... ..... -: Penrith aye hes: 625 Weg) ee 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Atkin: Gilz ee ap-ssccice Fy, Tamworth Sey 8? Sacpacnes 625 From 12 Aug., 1918. 


McMahon, M. J. 
Shepherd, G. S. ...... 
Longfield, M. R. 
MacDougal, H. H....| 
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26 Juxy, 1918.] 


TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF, JUSTICE, 


HIS xcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfer of the undermentioned Officers of the 
Water Police Office to the positions indicated,—from 
the Ist July, 1918.) viz. :— 

Mr. Jack Alfred Stewart Balmain to be Deposition 

Clerk, Central Police Office. 

Mr. John Alexander Harris to be Emergency Clerk, 
Mr. 





Petty Sessions Branch. ; 

Hilary James Studdert to be Emergency Clerk, 
Petty Sessions Branch, 

Mr. Neil Boyle to be Senior Messenger, Central Police 


Office. 
JOHN GARLAND. 








DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfers of the following officers :— 


Mr. James Francis Flanagan, Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Goulburn, as Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Hay, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 
the 10th June, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,609). 

Claude Hall, Junior Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, as Junior Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Hay, Department of Lands,—to take effect 


Mr. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 92. 


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3665 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 
Mr. William Walton Callinan, Clerk, Relieving Staff, 
Department of Lands, will retire from the Public 
Service on the 7th August, 1918, the last day of 
service (Minl. 1917-6,215). 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS pwxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the retirement, 
under section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 
Mr. William Prout Bennett, Engineer, Dredge Ser- 
vice, of this Department,—last day of service to 
be 5th August, 1918; and of 

Charles Davis, Mate, Dredge Service, of this 
Department,—last day of service to be 16th 
January, 1919. 

R. T. BALL. 


Mr. 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

ixecutive Council, has approved of the acceptance 

of the resignation ot 

Mr. John Frederick Dent of his position as Super- 
vising Kngineer, Second Grade, in this Depart- 





from the 10th June, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,609). ment. Last day of service, 26th February, 1918. 
W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. R. T, BALL. 
SYDNEY: 


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No. 93.] MONDAY, 29 JULY. (1918. 





Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 1st July, 1918. 


pare ULARS of Gold and Mineral Leases, &c., in force in 
the several Mining Districts, Half-year ended 80th June, 1918, 


published for the information of the public. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 


Secretary for Mines. 


3668 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 93. 





INDEX. 


Mineral Leases, Mining Act, 1874 ©... oot 
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Mineral Leases, Mining Act Further Amendment Act of 1884 (48 Vic. No. 10) “ 


[29 Juny, 1918, 


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Private Lands Leases (Coal'and Shale) Mining Act, 1906, ol L eG | i. 7 ¥ 7s ry 3720 
Gold Leases unfler Miding Awe” |. BOE uh ER BS a) BR ) 53793 
Gold Fea Mining Act Further Amendment Act, 1884 (48 Vic. No, 10) me 3729 
Gold Leases under Mining Act, 1906... +. <4 soe HA ba es es 3730 
Leases, Mining on Private Lands Act, 1894 es ses ane as oo . 3751 
Leases (Private Lands) Mining Act, 1906... ff 3755 
Mining Purposes Sbadeer, ‘Act, 1901, ahd Regulations, 13°May, 1895, * 3776 
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Dredging Leases, Act, 1899 wa) en A 3784 
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No. 94.] THURSDAY, 1 AUGUST. [1918. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, Ist August, 19158. 
REVENUE, RECHIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 
NHE following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 
the Month of July, 1918, are published for general information. 


W. A, HOLMAN, 


Treasurer. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. {1 Ave., 1918. 


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1 Ave, 1918.] 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND, 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Gross Revenue and Recripts on account of the ConsoLIDATED 
ReEvENUE Fonp of the Government of New Souta Watss, during the Month of July, 1917, and 
the Month of July, 1918, respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease under each head thereof, 
also total Net Revenue Proper for same periods (Revenue for Month of July, 1918, ineluded in 


Account Current, page 3792). 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 94. 


3793 





HEADS OF REVENUE, 





REVENUE PROPER. 
Governmental. 





RETURNS (PER CAPITA) TO THE STATE BY 


THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT 
Taxation. 


one 


STAMP DUTIES 
LAND TAX .., 


INCOME TAX ... oe ves v. yea 
MOTOR VEHICLE TAX .,,,, 


BETTING TAXES :— 
Bookmakers... ay aay ise 
Racing Clubs and Associations ny 


eee oon eee 


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TOTALIZATOR ACT, No. 75, 1916 ... as 


LICENSES :— ‘ 
Sunday Trading Refreshment Act, 1916 
To Wholesale Spirit Dealers 
To Auctioneers 


ree 


£ 





£ 
£ 
aS, 
£ 


£ 
£ 


To Retail Fermented and. Spirituous Liquors : (includ: 


ing Wine, Cider, and Perry) 
Billiard and Bagatelle 
To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pawnbrokers 
Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... 
Metropolitan Traffic per, 1900 ... ihe 
Motor Traffic Act, No. 5, 1909 . yy 
Gaming and Betting Act, 1906 ... 
Theatres and Public Halls Act, No. 13, 1908 . 
Explosives Act, 1905, 
1915 A! 
All other Licenses .. 


Total, Taxation ... 


Land Revenue. 


ALIENATIONS :— 
Auction Sales ae Sa eC oe no 
Improved Purchases, e.., ove dee doa 


Miscellaneous Purchases ,.. 
Conditional Purchases — 

Deposits, &e. ... 

-Instalments (inclusive of Interest)... 


and Inflammable e Liquid Act, 


£ 


£ 


£ 


Balances. - a ae 
Total, POAT ais ee tes 

INTEREST ON LAND CONDITIONALLY ee 
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PASTORAL OCCUPATION : — 

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Annual Leases a oor oe 4 ise 

Occupation Licenses ne ws ods 


Homestead Leases ... 
Homestead Selections 


Homestead Farms ... os &. sae age 
Suburban Holdings eis be a ven 
Crown Leases see eee te bed 


Settlement Leases . 
Improvement Leases 3 603 Be 
Snow, Inferior, and Serub Leases as te 
Artesian Well Leases 

Conditional Purchase Leases 5 

Leases under 18th Section of Land Act, ‘1903... 
Pastorai Leases (Runs) Bc 


Western Lands Division. 
Western Leases 
Other receipts 


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_ Alienations carried forward 


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Month of Month of 
July, 1917. July, 1918. Decrease, Increase. 
£i og: d. £ gs. d. eeede Cs py Ga. 
190,576 0 0 | *192,967 0 0 |  cssssrsrveees 2,391 0 0 
Q7,519, @ Lhe WB S267 Qi Bebstefrenne¥ decers 29,014 13 4 
1513 0 15.0 1480. On ke, ae 
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5,874 12 8 OOM 2 8 | caecniees 1,086 9 31 
1,841 9 6 Ped - We Ltn Wide fees east scan rites 
4,016 9 7 Cire 16. 40 Vaer IS le, aeatin ces 
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79,289 1 5 767) f LD 7,455 18 2 1,837 13 10 
79,844 11 9 BF jt) %e4bd 1B...2 1,867 19 0 
65,836.14 3 72,711 15 5 09 9 6,875 10 11 
316,632 18 2| 366,183.17 4| 2,097 7 | 51,648 6 10 





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3794 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Ave. 1918, 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 
Month of Month of 
HEADS OF REVENUE. July, 1917. July, 1918. Decrease. Increase. 
: £ Bese: | Lien Saas 5. hae Seal Sees. 20. 
REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
Governmental— continued. 
Brought forward £| 316,632 18 2 | 366,183 17 4 DANO 7s tet 51,648 6 10 
Alienations brought forward £ 65,886 14 3 2,71 15° 5 09 9 6,875 10 11 
Annual Land Revenue brought forward £| 79,844 11 9 14,256 17 7°|. 7,455.13 2 1,867 19 0 
Land Revenue—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 
Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title-deeds . 268 19 1 SOIMES BD 8 Coys. pe0ce queens 98 4 4 
Survey Fees... ts ae 5 ae : 2Ziljo 1) Wy 2 OOM OMEO Vee sac cee cm eras 85 -3 11 
Special Leases se nae A ee : 1697. 17 96 1,686 2 1 1M ia lisSeasoullh adhe Agee rR age 
Residential Leases.. cee seh 3 128. 479) Coe OO Ot csaceicaneene 37 10 8 
Quit Rents ... yw ke hae 2 1: Se) 110-0 Me DASE ok eoragencosbe 
Church and School Lands He 8 0 0 LDR BRO S| eee) cai eed (ha ae 
Returned Soldiers’ Special Holdings MG ae Ee te rel Mimetateades scene SOT MEOMMES TLE Bocce s+ss00pe0ce 37 13 3 
Town Lands and Week-endleases.) ..0 7 feb cce|| btnetenvectonveeuas MLO MOM Wire eck css cook's 519 9 
All other Receipts... re ES Se, 2,098 1 10 By RAO LT Bellin ce tinys bose b e900 1,042 15 4 
ge "6.49016 14 aslimeM Te 1d 7g eaten 
MINING OCCUPATION :— . 
Mineral Leases... Aa mee sex I iDbs We O01 50 DH I ill ME eS 
Gold Leases... a ae 145 10 0 82 .0 0 GSAT OTEO Wisco canes ottele 
Dredging Leases F 53 15 0 162) B20 BR tetan tat shies 108 7 6 
Miners’ Rights 180 8 6 204 D2 GOGTE tesa Ke coc So eens 24 4 0 
Business Licenses ... 45 10 0 28 10 0 Ue Og Oils add eiden tee 
Royalty on Minerals 1,905 8 10 329 TD 8 4,079. DB [ircerersensyaebhe 
Other Receipts S30ne omer 466 SO RE Lb vente t sits 135 14 2 
x 3,Ji0 14 5 2,174 18 2 1,867 611 268 5 § 
Total, Annual Land Revenue ... ai {3 £ ~~ 90,109 DAG *84,112 14 2 9,447 7 6 3,450 19 5 
Total, Land Revenue ... ke. £/ 155,945 16 6| *156,824 9 7)| 9,44717 3] 10,326 10 4 
Receipts for Services Rendered. 
MINT RECEIPTS vee”) oh BRA Gute Ole ERE 365 5 6 1,782.10 8 |. ath. amine Kiddliud 2 
FEES FOR ESCORT AND CONVEYANCE OF GOLD £ ORE SEO al ecsteevemsnacscese Oxy ec geeks atiawsed.s 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anp LIGHT RATES, &c. £ 5,364 1 4 4,083.0. Pc Ot), « 1jQBD D2 aidola) eres scovsiee 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £ ie Tey 183.'15) 81] lee ae IIAIG. E 
FEES :— 
Registration of Brands... sz 11618 4 140 “3°86 1 Fee ASE : 23 5 2 
Registrar-General . ee aes 6,998 6 7 B002, 6 Ga Weer ere ae 1,003 19 9 
District Courts 161 1 8 158 15 0 2 ESC Erne, 
Courts of Petty Sessions .. 2141904 1,987 17 2 PUD ABE RE! pense re ache 
Supreme Court Fees SVE el 2,853 14 5 863519 4 Re 
Sheriff ot Rb SD ee a per ote 28 10 10 
Shipping Masters .. ; 428 10 2 313 10 10 114.19 4 | csseseseeseeeee 
Mining Department e 98 S 1 LUD KO 910 HME. Ge eres 10"17 2 
Public Officers’ and Examination Fees .. ae 21S Po) A044 i Rae eee 126 9 1 
Other Fees @i, ins. 547° 8 7 OS BAST Mies eee 209 6 0 
£| 14,443 13 9 14,838 11 2] 1,007 10 7 1,402 8 0 
MISCELLANEOUS :— 
For the Support of Patients in the Lunatic Asvipas:; 2,709 4 4 2824 a1 BU a Re seas 11417 4 
Collections by Government Printer ,., -. 985 6 7 784 0 6 OLS 1 Tim. ace eee; 
Store Rent and Carriage of el oeoe iets Re 2,397 6 3 844 13 1 1,502.10 8206, cee 
Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol ., a 49 13 10 bE aa Be as tes . 9216 3 
LPock Receipts uae ae A" ae 3 O pea Ue |b - wre pee tt a A 1412 6 
Cther Receipts ... : = 50 : 5,729" 5 2 G5 OD6 OWES fered. k Sei iese: 627 3 7 
s| 11,874 3 8| 10,96914 1| 1,75319 3 849 9 8 
Total Receipts for Services Rendered ; LF 32 219e 8° Pe ST Gaon na Mee wey Wy 3,680 18 11 
Carried forward £| 504,798 3 °1-| 554,866-7 2 |°15,587-12 “1 65,655 16 1 





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* See page 3792, 


/ 


1 Ave., 1918.) 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 





COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 


HEADS OF REVENUE, 











REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
Governmental—continued. 


tH 


Brought forward... 


General Miscellaneous Receipts. 
RENTS— Exctusive or Lanp :— 


Wharfs, &c. (Out Ports) ... 


eee eee 


Government Buildings and Premises ... vee 
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FINES AND FORFEITURES :— 
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Courts of Petty Sessions... c be 
Confiscated and Unclaimed Property .., 
Other fines and forfeitures a3 e 
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FORESTRY—TIMBER LICENSES, ROYALTY, &c. £ 


COUNTRY TOWNS WATER SUPPLY WORKS— 
INTEREST nas ae Pry Fr Pe £ 


COUNTRY TOWNS 
_ INTEREST haa 


WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT No, 44, 1912 :— 
Bore Water Trusts—Interest 
Water Trusts—Interest ... 
Drainage Trusts—Interest ea He 
£ 
WATER CONSERVATION AND _ IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION :— 


Other Miscellaneous Receipts... 


PUBLIC SERVICE 


1908... it se ve 
DARLING HARBOUR RESUMED AREA £ 
UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS a : £ 

Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts... £ 
Gross Total (Governmental) £ 
Less—Refunds ... ea sod £ 


Net Total (Govornmental)—-Carried forward £ 


Rs 


SEWERAGE WORKS—| . 


| 
(SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 
Af ie £ 















































3795 
Month of Month of D 
July, 1917. July, 1918. SCPEBSC Increase. 
£ gs. d. £ ch ee ee TER ao ge Suds 
504,798 3 1 554,866 7 1), 15,587 12 1 65,655 16 1 



























































* See page 3792. 






















































































171 3 6 744 2 8 Ca) iting Met ee 
1,345 0 6 0G 4. re 1,671 6 10 
2116 3 11 3,760 10 0 270.9.) 1.671) 6.10 
14019 6 1910. (i. Onley eee 40me0!. 6 
2375 7 4 2,986 11 0 Soap sila ay .k¥e.c, 
2 5:1} ee OE OMe ee ee 

| 933 19 2 53 15 10 iy 5) 2 ee 
9752 11 11 2,522 15 10 269 16 7 40 0 6 
| 5,378 18 10 moogeTs aru... .c eee 2917 16 6 

| | 

SoS be Qe oO 5B... eee 1,145 4 3 
615 19 3 re Se os ge 549 19 10 
731 12 8 SC Ea ia age, ae 239 0 5 
73” 8. 4 Wuliatieeba” t epi gO. 
Q17 11 4 997 15 6 Wenea ses 120 4 1 
1,022 12 4 1,308 8 6| 2 8 4 359 4 6 
s2 1 6 OF {od His ‘aisomony, 15106 

8 7 0 g Pap Mee Wet 120 
4,586 10 11 Seats Aah eee Miya 1 
10,G230EN WONT 17 1006 I Stites... 10,293 11 5 
31,732 511] *48,893 2 4 a70 & 8 | (17,46 2 
636,530 9 -0 | *603,699 9° 5 |... 67,139 0 5 
10,966 19 ees iG 2 6) 5,540 17° 1 ee 
625,573 10 Gi 9608-273 FAL | scsovssseress 72,699 17 6 


3796 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 


[1 Aue. 1918, 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 





i) Month of 
HEADS OF REVENUE. July, 1917. 





£ 8. , a. 
Net Total (Governmenta!)—Brought forward...£} 525,573 10 5 





BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 
THE STATE. 


CHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS AND) 
TRAMWAYS :— | 
Railways so aes = xe ue ol "620,387 9. 7 


Tramways... es i bc = sil 164,193 15 10 








£) 784,561 5 5 | 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS :— ante wee 


Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &c. (Sydney) ... 2} 26.768 12 3 
Rent of Houses, Shops, and Wharfs, &e. _.. eo! ES. 787 98 06 
Bond Charges and Miscellaneous ene vee aes 4,191 11 10 


£} 46,747 17 7 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY; 
AND SEWERAGE :— 


Water Rates ... ae At mac is cat 555k 13 2 
Sewerage Rates 4a 53 ree Age oe 669 14 11 


£ 6,220 18 0 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND) | 
SEWERAGE BOARD :— 


Water Rates ... i Ae Oc as a3 3,663 13 4 
Sewerage Rates “G0 oh sf a th: 561. 3. 1 





Be 4,224 16 5 


Gross Total (Business Undertakings) £| 841,754.17 5 
Less—Refunds  ... 5 2, p54 9,809 12 8 


Net Total (Business Undertakings) ... £| 831,945 5 2 


ie rd 


TOTAL, Net Revenue and Receipts Proper ... Si esouole 1507 


Month of 
July, 1918. 





£ s. d. 
*598,2738 7 11 


Decrease. Increase. 





£ s. d £ s. d. 
sop uateepibet 72,699 17 6 





























gogies 7 7) {tie Aeg 183,800 3 0 
179,BORB OB! >: apbtint 15,701 3 2 
©984,062 11 7 | .ccccsccsssseee 199,501 6 2 
98,497 12 11 1,729 0 8 
17,408 tas 6 |. ean 1,706 1 0 
4,645 HIF gene b 457 13 9 
*50,640 13 0 | Aleta 8,892 15 5 
3.990 18.8 | 16209 Bi) 
67 | as dle 795 
*4,607 18 0| 1,620 9 5 79 5 
3.064 23/ 59911 1472 EML.. 
B80 18 MRT os. creeee 31915 7 
*3045 011) 59911 1 319 15 7 


*1,043,956 3 6 
#13903 11 11 


*1,029,352 11 7 


*1,627,625 19 6 





(Governmental and Business.) 

















SR AE | | 





2,220 0 6} 203,721 6 7 
Busca cconensiis 4,093 19 8 


Sande° Ravan 197,407 6 5 


Adios; v0s3000 270,107 3 11 











“See page 3792. 
Lhe Treasury, New South Wales, 


W. A. HOLMAN, 


Sydney, 1st August, 1918, A. P. Pearson, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


Treasurer, 





1 Ava., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 3797 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


OTHER RECEIPTS during the Month of July, 1918, in repayment of Advances from the Consolidated 
Revenue Fund included in Account Current (page 3792), 











HEAD oF RECEIPT. ; ToTAL. 
ff 8a ee 
Advance to Treasurer, 1917-1918 Se Th “e a, ~* nae oh J ‘Ks a 1,338 13° 7 
Total... ie ag at . ey oid bbe £ *15388° 13:7 





* See page 3792, 
Zhe Treasury, New South Wales, W. A. HOLMAN, 
Sydney, lst August, 1918. A, P. Pearson, Treasurer. 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


3798 


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[1 Ave, 1918. 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918, shown in 


Account Current (see page 3792), 





—— a + 


























—_————<—<$—$—- 





HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. | Amount. Total 
No, I.—Scuepvues to THE Constitution Act. EA ON Ze 5a Gs 
Third Schedule a5 2,163 13.4 
Fourth Schedule... 504 11 0O 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances ‘ 57 ane 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions— Widows of Pilots, Military, and other 
Pensions and Allowances) ... 18°) 9G 
Total, Schedules to the Constitatien Act.. ‘£ a *2,754 16 6 
No. Il.—Exrcutive anp LEGISLATIVE. 
Viee-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Govern- 
ment in the Legislative Council : a aS OES 
Legislative Council .. : : ae 385 "Ga 
Legislative Assembly | : *° vay 821 14 7 
Legislative Council and Assembly... : . eat 654 3 6 
Parliamentary Library Ait : BAS 255. ied 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff .. ; oo 545 4 0 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works : ae 98 5 8 
Total, Executive and Legislative ... os : woe £ — rams 30 as 
No. I1I.—Premizr. 
Premier’s Office sea ays Ay se . els 1,355 4 3 
Executive Council ... : 5 Bs 8 6 8 
Agent-General for New South Wales - a Of D3Le 
State War Council and Immigration and Tourist ‘Bureau ° 309 844 5 11 
Miscellaneous Services " ane 2,188 138 3 
Total, Premier one £ *4,346 19 4 


No. IV.—Cotonrau SEcRETARY AND MINISTER oF PuBLIC HEALTH. 


Colonial Secretary— 
Colonial Secretary  ... oes 
Auditor-General’s Department 
Aborigines Protection Board .. 


Bali’ 


Bureau of Statistics and Registry ‘of Hriondly | “Societies and Trade 


Unions 
Weights and Measures. 
Miscellncous Secviteen 


Total, Colonial Secretary 


Public Health . 
Lunacy 


Master in Lunacy 


Dental Board . 


Minister of Public Health— 


Medical Board.. 
Board of Official Visitors—Hospitals for the Insane 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals 
Endowment to Hospitals, &c., and other Charitable ‘Services 
Miscellaneous Services os es 


No. V.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE, 


Treasury 
Stamp Duties 


Land and Income Tax 
Government Printer 


Explosives 


Total, Minister of Public srewliy 


Shipping Masters 


Navigation 
Life-boats , &e, 


Resumed Properties... 
Sydney Harbour Trust ay 
Stores Supply Department... ay 


Miscellaneous 





Services 


Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade 


Carried forward 


_————, 


ece 


* See page 3792, 








1808117 °38 
2,299 3 5 

1,733 18 2 
49,672 0 3 

ee 907 12 4 
‘ 485 18 4 
ech aka) Peja 
£ tin teas 
17,016 12 4 
24,786 11 3 
74614 1 

4215 4 

1210 0 

68 6 8 

638 13 5 

14,879 10 5 

1 ro Bays 

HQ ny ee 
‘ pears 7) 7 
° 640 5 2 
3,129 13 8 
19,744 2 4 
1,259 14 3 

ee gears 

6,627 14 7 

34 0 0 

1,545 12 4 

14,050 17 10 
11,9016) 11 
105,809 6 9 

£ Pea ss ee, 


©.8 G02 O1O-4 OO OOO £ 





*73,381 15 10 


*58,209 15 


*167,568 4 





*309,079 14 


y 


2 


u 


- 


eel 


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CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued, 








HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. Amount, Total. 
£ 3. d. £ s. dd. 
Brought forward ... ee ee «ee doe Fagg eee Oe 309,079 14 1 


No. VI.—Raitways. 

Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... one soe peehe .DO2, VOLE Loup cs 
Tramways—LExisting Lines—Working Expenses ... ae nee re 74,370 12 6 
Total, Railways... ay be pi re ree £| ———_——_-_—_-|_ *757,322 12 1 


No. VII.—DzpartMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTIOE. 














Department of the Sheree and of Justice ... ees oes fs 4,426 12 10 
Court Reporters... ee te ese Ae ahs Vy 569 1h 
The Judges ... he we ge pe woe) Neat tee) een re ound Omer 
Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce... ms ee one see oe 410 9 10 
Master in Equity ... his a tie rn te wea hc hag 300 14 1 
Registrar in Bankruptcy ... ee ote a = see Ae rig 199 14 10 | 
Public Trustee ae or ie Nee $i ae ope ve “ 872 18 9 
Probate Office ts Sad ath 5% ay dee eee aoe de 225 4 10 
Sheriff a xT et ape ge ae - ee at ti 2,415 0 8 
District Courts ... be Ss Ar AS es Td as A 408 19 11 
Fair Rents Court ... Es ee mas a4 ane oes | aes Tis 47 2 9 
Coroners... ate as as ae Rad ae wy axe eae 700 0 2 
Petty Sessions x ee das ms a ey bes bgp ee 9,669 11 6 
Prisons Qs ae sy a0 a ae om ae az. 679209 O04 9 
Registrar- General | .;. re ny ae ae ae ees beh ys 6,576 13 4 
Public Service Board be an dee eee tes a. nee Lae Sade Data 
Miscellaneous Services BY: Ee 1,597 .4f4,:2 
Total, Department of the Attor ney- “General and of a ustice 5 at *37,260 14 9 
No. VIII.—Szcrerary ror Lanps. 
Department of Lands ied ods rd ee axe ose aed cea 27,244 8 8 
Western Land Board lid ee Aas Be aes wre aay bie 834 4 8 
Forestry se Wa ae Att wen wae ee aoe te 4,391 18 9 
Miscellaneous Services . .. vi ae ie ae He 2,358 6 2 
Total, Secretary for Lands .. ore see eve wt WOE A beeeeemei ori *34,828 18 3 
No. IX.—Minister ror Pustic Works. 
Department of Public Works—Establishment ...  ... aT; oF 2a 7,303 16 1 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads ... ods ft ae ey ae ee ese fas ee 3,283 11 11 
Maintenance— 
Bridges ... ie ae , be afr ae 4,719 19 10 
Punts, Ferries, and Launches... idee eae ec 1,144). 2.5 
Public Watering Places, Drainage, and similar Services (wae ret es 52 4 9 
Harbours and Rivers ... eae sae Pe oe aes ws 3 2,924 15 0 
Dredge Service... was SIRE Tet at ies at iss es 11,926 15 1 
Public Buildings Ai ba St eee ee a & O82Is iT 2 
Miscellaneous ... 783 15 10 





Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, ‘Employees and others ; ; for ‘decadent 
pay and payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act; for Loss or 
Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits; for settlement of 
claims, payments as ‘acts of sree fees for special services, and 


Contingencies generally Pivieloed 
Equipment, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for 
Temporary Services... Rae ey 


Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 





gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments... 2,267 13 7 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle Bt God nae ve 132 7 8 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage eee eos ose ove 31,109 4 4 

2 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board... mis oes ves 4,218 11 
Total, Minister for Public Works ... —... ove eee Se *81,713 9 0 











Carried forward ooe eee ooo a o0e eee Baer Hseeesesoosse® £ 1,220,205 8 2 





* See page 3792, 


3800 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 











[1 Ave., 1918, 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 











Heap oF EXPENDITURE. Amount, 
£ s, d 
Brought forward er ooo eoe ooe oe £ @oeseteee eceeces 


No. X,—Pusuic Instruction. 





Public Instruction ... ‘3 ste ie of ma Ize LATO 15 SB67! a9 
State Children Relief Department Ae ap a oc 5 pe 26,114 11°" 5 
Industrial Schools ... Pe si Rae “50 bee aoe Bes T6228 
Observatory... cies “a gia si 4 it Se oat a 340 10 6 
Australian Museum.. ke 445 A Ss ame oe y nt 821° 0° 0 
National Art Gallery sh B oS ies rie ahs Ay oes - 253 14 QO 
Public Library of New South Wales oe oy ae te b oes 900 6 0 
Conservatorium of Music ... : Ess see oem 45 oer he 1,607 12 2 
Grants in aid of Public Institutions se bias Eke ve ie ua 118 9 +6 
Miscellaneous Services yi see ee ee ay “0 +3 1,324 15° 6 


Total, Public Pietruction eee es “fe a eye £ 








No. XI.—Laxsour Aanp INDUSTRY. 


Department of Labour and Industry ... a a ate owe 3,285: 13+ 7 


| 


Total, Labour and Industry ee Ae oo “he ee ” 


| 


Department of Mines =A bes a wee ad aie ees 5p 4,463 18 


Ne. XII.~—Sxrcretary ror Mines, 


9 
State Colliery, Lithgow... bi eee yh bie es eee ee! bee ep 
Geological Survey Laboratory eae Soe Rig ree ose eee oo 18 14 11 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board... bes aa ‘- YP ae et 101 12 0" 
Miscellaneous Services oe ti oe Te ae oP 1,460 15 0 
Total, Secretary for ‘Mines .. Ay ier oe oa cere 


No. XIII.—DeEpartmMent oF AGRICULTURE. 











Agriculture .. He a bos ae bs aes 15,015 19 4 
Stock, eeends) and Pastires Webtection Be ah a Me wae aC 5,809. 9 9 
Botanic Gardens... a bss nee Bei “eA oes sles 1,029- 6 7 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown "A oe oe +05 Ye a 139 F993 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domain 5 "Ay ~ a ae 207 gk 
Government Domain (Outer) ore eee ese ae ‘8 She oe 296 10 1 
Centennial Park ... a Ae shy oot 16 2 
State Governor’s Residences (« Cranbrook” and “ Hillview’ BE ode ute wea bee MA 
Commercial Agents... ar ee bes eas bes Se pas wi 896 “eh 7 
Miscellaneous Services Sy Pr iis rs BEE Aas 462 10 5 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Establishment . 5 se irs ats 934 6 7 
Total, Department of ‘Agriculture .. bee see bee vee £|——— 
No. XIV.—Locat Government. 
Loeal Government . BS. e, We a es ere He a 20,922 18 9 
Valuation Bureau ... oe sy ‘ok bs ‘6 ve no 635 17 1 
Miscellaneous Services : re te a DS TG 
Total, Department of Local Government .. 5 13 einen tebrenenad 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS, 
knterest on— 
Debentures and Funded Stock Si a wee oh an wl 208,946 4 5 
Treasury Bills (various Acts)... ose vee nad obs 25,5385 6 7 
Corporations— 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908 ay ats 269° 0 '® 
Railway Commissioners, Acts Nos. 30 of 1912 and 70 of 1916 ... a 49613 ¢ 
Sey of the Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales, Act 
No. 9 of 19097 .,. ele ‘250 0 
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commissioners, Act No. 22 of 1916 205 0 0 
Forestry Commissioners, Aet No. "55 of 1916 ie ie B as 18710 0 


Carried forward ,.. o ase £} 229,663 11 4 


i ar sa peters natant 





*See page 3792, 











Total. 


*190,610" 8°'6 


m 985 yp 


"6,057 4 3 


*25,314 18 6 


*QUBTL 4 4 


————- a - 


1,467,044 17 4 


. 
| 
| 


1 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 3801 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 











Heap or EXPENDITURE, Amount, Total. 





——_ 





£ 6, ©. £ s, a. 
Brought forward ... can os owe ow & 229,663 11 4; 1,467,044 17 4 


SpEcIAL APPROPRIATIONS——continued. 


























Pensions— 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 oe As 2 aN Ws at ee 
Police Regulation (Superannuation), Act No. 28 of 1906 ... oe wee 8,000 0 0 
Superannuation Act, No, 28 of 1916 : ra she spt 2,443 16 1 
District Court Judges’ Pensions, Act No. 23 of 1912 Ae aa se 125 0 0 
Executive and Legislative— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 920 0 0 
Allowances, Parliamentary Feapresentatives, Acts Nos. 32 of 1902 amd 19 
and 41 of 1912 ... as ‘ re LoOr LG 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 41 of 1912... th 189 8 5 
Colonial Secretary and Minister of Public Health— 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906 on ane ae are 311 10 5 
Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... Ss ite Py 1,250 0 0 
Attorney-General and Justice— : 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... oe ae ie. 246 13 4, 
District Court J udges’ Salaries, Act No. 23 of 1912 are = aug 1,000 0 0 
Lands— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act 55 Vic. No. 26 ri (326 13 4 
_ Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70 of 1901... A 291 13 4 
Public Instruction— 
Endowment, Sydney University, Acts No. 22 of 1900, 92 of mn? 52 of 
1912, and 78 of 1916... o! 8,000 0 0 
Endowment, Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 : 250 0 0 
Endowment, Sydney Grammar School, Private Act, 2nd December, 1854. 375 0 0 
Endowment, Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 a Ke dbs 125 0 0 
Endowment, Women’s College, "Act No. 71 of 1902 is Btic ae 4013 4 
Endowment, Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899 . oe ie eee 500 0 0 
Endowment, National Art Gallery, Act No 54 of 1899... sis ag 500 0 G 
Local Government— 
Valuation of Land Act—Valuer General, Act No. 2 of 1916 +P 50 SoG. &§ 
Mines — 
State Coal Mines—-General Superintendent, Act No. 70 of 1912 ... M2 83 6 8 
Torat, SPecIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... ies ade eos ..[-—=————_————_|  *266,496 17 0 
Tora ons Re vse ace oes ser | Sebotachenorpe tics £| 1,730,041 14° 4 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes— — 
Governmental ... ade alt aes Sk ane oat V144, 7 "3 
i ing’ oe wee nee 46 8 2 
Business Undertakings ... atic ee ; Rae 4 #1190 15 5 
Toran Net PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1917-1918...) .......cssseseeeee £| *1,782,350 18 11 





ulead 
ee 


Transfer to Special Deposits Account— 


Part half-proceeds of Forestry Revenue under Act No. 55 of 1916 | / 
(Section 13) ¥- af - +, ; JA Tee ey Ee ae &£ *4,812 16 10 





iA 
ieee we) ee eee 
* See page 3792. 
The Treasury, New South Wales, W. A. HOLMAN, 
Sydney, 1st August, 1918, A. P. PEARSON, reasurer, 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


3802 ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Ave., 1918, 





—<—- i 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Month of July, 1918, recover- 
able, included in Account Current (see page 3792). 





Heap oF EXPENDITURE. 


OTHER PAYMENTS, 


Advance to Treasurer, 1918-1919... 
Less Repayments 


Miners’ Accident Relief i hin fm Act, No. 46, 1916 
Less Repayments... 


Meat Supply for Imperial Uses Act, No. 6, 1916 
Less Repayments... 3 


ToraL, OTHER PAYMENTS ... 


* See page 3792. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 1st August, 1915. A. P. Pearson, 




















Amount. Total. 
cee pd ee s. dd. 
23,998 19. 3 
DD a aD 
= 93,883 11 6 
4,448 16 8 
010 0 
SAE: Ae eae 4,448 6 8 
8P 21,100> 0. 0 
as 15,227 7 11 
———————_— —- -——— — D8 ( ten 20 oe 
Reise estos eater eraiain £ ¥*34,204 10 3 


W. A, HOLMAN, 
Treasurer. 


Comptroller of Accounts, 









































i 
= ~~ -——— 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 3809 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918, as shown in 


Account Current (page 3808). 





SERVIOE, 


Colonial Secretiary— 
Hospitals— 


Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906 . if ane one 


State Hospitals ‘and Asylums— 


Newington Hospital—Additions, &e. .., 
Waterfall Hospital—Additions, &c. 


Treasury— 
Explosives— 


New Public Magazine at Bantry Bay, Middle Harbour 


Sydney Harbour Trust— 


Lands— 


Renewals aud Replacement of Wharfs, Jétties, and Plant, and). 
Buildings under reconstruction scheme 


Miscellaneous Services— 


Towards the Purchase, Acquisition, or Resumption of Sites for Public 
Parks, Resumption of Foreshores, &c. 

Compensation i in connection with the Resumption of Land for Roads 
under the Publi¢ Roads Act, 1902 a 

For Construction of Roads, Water ConsePyation, “and otherwise 
improving Lands for Settlement .. 

For clearing, fencing, and improving the N orthern Suburbs Cemeter y 

Construction of New Wharf at Shark Island. zs 


Public Works— 
For Construction of Works generally— 


Roads _.:. me ert oe tie ead 2F ase 

Bridges... - ise Be ik By. ee 

Pubie Watering Places. 

Harbours and Riv ers— Dredge Cer vice in onneaton. with PEernkhent 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers ... 

Water Supplies .. ae eee see 

Public Buildings generally : 

Railways and Ti amways 


Expenditure on Main Roads of the State under a Board constituted for 




















AMOUNT. ToraL. 
£ aan U: Lin ae 
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Beewer Ole gm eee WC bscg. 4) Veta Maree cede) | Lissa etanes (0 ca Bo daauahs «sacs: ane 156) 329 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewer age— 
tenewal of Water Mains, Sewers, Plant, Buildings, &¢., and for 
Renewal Works generally ... ooo FRR cw ace ta 232 9 10 
Public Instruction— 
School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Teachers’ Training College, 
Technical Education, School and Residence Sites, Additions, other 
Buildings, ineluding Head Office, University, Reformatory Buildings, 
Australian Museum, National Art Gallery, Conservatorium of Music, 
and Observatory and cost of land vs 23,950 17 5 
University— 
Medical School Fittings... on Dome. Boel 1 
- a 23,969 7 4 
Local Governmetit— 
Grants to Shires and Municipalities— 
To assist Shires and Municipalities 1,430 18 6 
Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities under Contract for 
Repayment .. ae G 
—— 1,434 1 0 
36,184 16 2 
Less Repayments. to Credit of Votes on account of Current 
Year’s Expenditure <a Set) pwceWEREBe dss aseuss OS Gan 
Total ste wre ene ob a os i“ eee a venta £ *36 184 One? 
a H H ’ Nd ; 1 : i = 
* See page 3808. 


The Freasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, lst August, 1918. A, P. Puarsox, 


W. A. HOLMAN, 
Treasurer. 


Comptroller of Accounts. 


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3812 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Ave., 1918, 
GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918, shown in 
Account Current (page 3811). 
SERVICE. Amount Total. 
Act 54 Vigroria, No. 33. ERY Gh 4! fs ie. ok 
Sewerage Branch— 
Completion of Western Suburbs Sewerage Scheme ie B of Act 
Ha Vic. Wo. 17)! * Seen) ewe ieee. gel at bac: ) (MMs MRMMMMMENG STEN, legos soy is ou.ok 24,676 4 5 
Act No. 36, 1905. 
Lands— 
Loans to’ Pastures Protection Boards under Act 111, 1902, for the 
purchase of Wire-netting or other Material and Plant for the 
Destruction of Rabbita 652.0 geef Ces. ene a's is eee enue et 816 16 4 
Act No. 44, 1912. 
Water Act Works... ne a a, aS a: a MS hs avons Ca coon 4h 160 7 9 
Act No; 57, 1912. 
Works, Buildings, and Services—(to be recouped by eS ees from Public 
Works Fund over a period of ten years) xs ae ME caievie «igs ** re 118 10 0 
Act No. 5,1914. 
Railway Construction— 
Barmedman towards Hilston—towards en ts OLE 950 ie 
Act No. 31, 1914. 
Resumed Properties Branch— 
Improvement of Observatory Hiil Resumed Area, and erection of 
Shope, Dwelling ce sk EE UY se Sa) EL ps ety Sire See. 164 11 8 
Railways— 
RozeYe Hy to'Dafling Island Railway ~~ ...0 4 2d GR wee] Mccchewapb cue sents 63 0 0 
Public Buildings— 
New Store Depot at Leichhardt—-further sam  —... uk, eel | Wo etipeoek sino on omnlg 50:03 WB 
Miscellaneous-— 
State Power Supply, Survey, Lands, &c.— towards Dire ine kre tare ee ae LOR 
Act No. 56, 1915. 
Railways— 
RozeRe Bay to Darling Island "Railway (0) 5 9.87) Bee eee oe 5,493 10 6 
Tramways— 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, and Power House ; 
Duplication of Lines, and for other purposes ot ele Ae NL ee ade one ee 50,000 0 0 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Advance to Settlers to assist them in tiding over Temporary Financial 
Difficulties consequent upon the Drought, or in other special 
circumstances Dit eo dou eesehve ts dem 130 0 0 
Railway Construction— 
weydenham to Botany—further sum!) 2.. i fein) ge, noe GS) nat Sdadgety age daune 10 6 6 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City Eleetric Railway and Bridge-yard Machinery—further sum 4.) ...seeseee eeeeeee 738 17 3 
Harbours aud Rivers— 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements—further sum .. 572 4 7 
. Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, including ‘Munition 
Faetory—further sum a0 8i 6 
a 599 13°90 
Industrial Undertakings— 
State Metal Quarries—further sum... 00 aes “| eee eee 8218 7 
Carried forward ... yer sa | Br tate Sarre osteo 83,115 Tae 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 


3813 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 





SERVICE. | Amount. Total, 


Brought forward oe 


Act No. 56, 1915—continwed. 
Miscellaneous— 


Advance to meet General Expenses, Commission, and other charges 
payable under the Agreement with Messrs, Norton Griffiths & Co. 


ooo eee 





in conneetion with the carrying out of Public Works, to be here- 
after adjusted by transfer of payments to the specific Public 
Works to which the amounts are properly ehargeable 


Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sun ass 
Improvements and other Works—further sum 
Secretary for Mines— 
Miscellaneous— 


State Collieries—Establishment, including Resumptions 


Agriculture— 


For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural SEMPER, and 


Experiment and Demonstration Farms 


Purchase of Site for Horsebreeding Farm and Improvements 


Act No. 73, 1916. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 


Towards construction of Works generally and for the ipravement af of 


of the Port , 3 eis 
Railways— 


eon e0g 


ere are 





Pa a eae 
4 8 
162 17 6 

613 17 10 | 


an 24 





Towards construction of Flemington to Belmore and Wardell-road to 
Glebe Island, and Darling Island Railways—further sum 


Tramways— 


Towards Additional Rolling Stock to meet extension of Traflic and 


Equipment of New Lines ... 
Seeretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act No. 


21, 1916—-Advances to assist! 


Settlers, and to meet other expenses incurred under the provi- 


sions of the Act 


Construction of Roads re ance to he ede veiinete for Returied 


Soldiers 


For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquired ‘Lands to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 


other expenses in connection therewith, including the Purchase 


of Implements, Stock, de. ... 


Railway Construction— 
North Coast Railway—further sum , 


Dunedoo to Others hcanctariiee sua Fae wes o 


Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum 
Forbes to Stockinbingal—further sum. 
Muswellbrook to Merriwasfusther ae 
Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum ... 
Barellan to iecant ferie sum 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum 

Cooma to Bombala—further sum 

Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum . 
Canowindra to Eugowra—towards 

Craboon to Coolah—towards 


Metropolitan Railway Constraction— 
City and Suburban Electric Railways—further sum . 


City and Suburban Railways—Land Resumptions and eosts 


Bridges— 


Bridges generally 
Public Buildings— 


Treasury Buildings—Additions... 
Oarried forward 








pe ey 








856 9 10 
56 0 0 
316 0 8 
Le 2,364 1 4 
583 19 O 
167 8 7 
107 1 9 
M 6 0 0 
: 12.17 ‘Li 
fae 18 6 3] 
Aas 139 311 
“ 4 aa 
a 319 6 
mn 0.4.4 
: 91 4 9 
74,063 1 8 
2.467 12 4 
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£ s. d. 
S3.L15 Ga ek 
2 010 

j6p 2 2 
80 0 0 
698 19 11 
1,663 10 9 
OL 1oa.6 
181 9 1 
1,228 10 6 


3,520 16 3 





76,530 13 7 

385 5 7 

54 6 4 

~~ 169,140 15 6 





3814 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Ave., 1918, 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 

















SERVICE, Amount, Total. 
= ee abe Zz 
esa. £ s. i 
Brought forward ee Be me BH esa scss tees Paes 169,140 15 6 


Act No. 73, 1916—continwed. 























Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— | 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., ineluding Sydney Water 
Supply, Amplification—further sum 43¢ ie 43 =. 3,575 16 5 
Sewerage-— 
Construction and a entiation of Sewers generally—further sum _... 120 OFS ALE 
aa ee 4,705 0 4 
Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum i see eee Bee DNase tts bancees Med 1¥615 4 
Department of Agriculture— 
Miscellaneous— 
Grain Elevators—Construction, and for purposes incidental thereto...|  .....ss00. iesneons 6,750 12.50 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
For the Construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, Pur- 
chase of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, &e.)- 5,153 17 7 
To enable the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission to make 
Advances to Settlers of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas for 
development purposes and to provide for deferred rents and 
water rates—to be subsequently repaid ... i rf. ft 3,338 14 7 
Shallow boring, to provide water supplies for Settlers mis Ps 200.17" 
To provide assistance in development of farms of settlers of the 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas who enlist for Military Service... yn) aA) 
VR AE 8,695 9 7 
Act No. 7, 1917. 
Industrial Undertaking— 
State Trawlers-—Towards construction of Trawlers, Wooden Fish- 
carrying Vessel, Establishment of a Motor Vehicles, egus 
Accommodation, Pian’. § oy a PED OE nate 9,936 1a 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port . 34 BSA .s8 ae ae Bs NOE e se taster esenne 23,081 18 3 
Railways— 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional traffic requirements, or equipment of 
new lines ; ; additions to Railway Lines, Stations and Buildings, and 
for other purposes, and towards Equipment of Refreshment Rooms} ....... conte eae rs 25,466 6 6 
Railway Construction— 
Condobolin to Broken Hill ae sa By; 4x on = as) OD 
Henty to Billabong Creek—towards ... a aes 369 16 8 
Land Resumptions. for authorised Railways—further sv sum ... wae 100 0 0 
—. Se 485 5 2 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City and Suburban Railways—Land Resumptions and Costs ...] c.aeee ees apenkiic 11,204 14 0 
‘Tramway Construetion— | 
Tramways generally—further sum... bee aD =F Behe s see 55's feerse 107 17am 











Carried forward cate ye oe oa 3) ala sk 259,750 15 9 








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1 Aua., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 3815 








GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 











SERVICE. Amount, Total. 
£ aed: £ nd: 
Brought forward ... ae +1 ME Ate cin deee oe 259,750 15 9 





Act No. 7, 1917—continued. 


Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Returned Soldier’s Settlement Act, No. 21, 1916—Advance to 
assist settlers, and to meet other expenses incurred under the 





provisions of the Act. oes 14,143 ° 3° 9 
Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small. holdings 
for Returned Soldiers a4 7,860 1 3 


For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquired lands, to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase] . 


of implements, stock, &ec. ... : 550 472 7 3 
Forest Vale Estato—Preparation, &e., of Farms for Share-farmers ... 1,876 9 4 
For the purpose of Prickly-pear Tradication on Crown Lands and 

expenses incidental thereto ey aa ier ms vs. 346 Orb] 








24,699 17 6 





« 


Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including Wharfage, ee 


Dredging, and other Plant—further sum.. ae ae 5,568 0 11 
Port Kembla Harbour Improvements—further sum . iis 6,327 16 11 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension—further sam eh ee soue Loe. G 





an 12,255 13 4 


Water Supplies— 





Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum. nee ace are De6be 110 
Improvements, Sydney Water Supply—further sum ... d eee a9) 3 
Hunter District Water Supply—Amplification—further sum “<P 3.9 4 
nn ne mn 1,207 15 1 
Sewerage Construction— 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum __... 6,661 11 8 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum ... 1,125,.12 10 
St tenth ieee leant Gyicl) @Se G 
Bridges— 
Pee Ce EIC COCA Vim WEE. sf) cic UM Macros Ce CCUM oI, s <Mticaueusccovses'iccas I? Look 
Public Buildings— 
Treasury Buildings—Additions.. : a C155 Ome 0 
Central Railway Station— Completion of Railway Offices—towards.. 42 15 5 
Caves Houses and Tourist Resorts generally ce sts a Wolse.6 
———_-—-—_—-. 719 13 11 
Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Bonebasn Point, Meat 
Distributing Depdt, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export and other Works and Buildings, including land ‘eae 
tion and Costs aoey PLO ass, | SS MGR. So avace cece asso oes 1,875 158 3 
Miscellaneous— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Establishment ... ROM SAG. Pact vice Mei ss 1361) 24 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 


General Reticulation, Improvements, é&c., ineluding ay Water 


Supply —Amplification—further gum Biles. ee oe te 17,061 10 0 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum... 10,783 7 6 
27,844 17 6 























Carried forward ... ee a a or HS | Fla ae RR £ 337,520 9 7 


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3816 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Aua,, 1918. 


_ — ——__, —————— 


GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of July, 1918—continued. 











SERVICE. | Amount. Total. 
£ 8. d, £ « #4 
Brought forward owe ove tee Bilis ssinoess be ua tumn 337,520 9 7 


Act No. 7, 1917—continued. 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements, and other Works, and 








Amplification—further sum ans 4 na dee es 3 2,000 0 O 
Seweraqe— 
Extension and Reticulation, Improvements and other Works— 
further sum ... hs aK eas ae oc ees ae 141 15 7 
—_— 2,141 15 7 
Total ... oe ae thls ose aes MS UNCsA Seay HELMET & 339,662 5 2 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on aecount of Current 
Year’s Expenditure... A? a eve bs DUNO ee gh) « f¥e tee Us # 337 12 6 





Total, Public Works and Services... ss. ses] sevasacseseseesene £  *339,394 12 8 











* See page 3811. 

W. A. HOLMAN, 

Phe Treasury, New South Wales, A. P. Pearson, Treasurer. 
Sydney, 1st August, 1918. Comptroller of Accounts. 





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No. 11. 





BALANCE STATEMENT 


SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 


AND THE 
DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SECURITIES 


ON 31 JULY, 1918, 


3822 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Aue., 1918. 








No. 21. 
BALANCE 


Showing the LepgeR BALANcES on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 


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Reference to 
Statements of Dr. 2 é 
Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. or Be 
is é 
No, Page, 
£. sod. £ a: d 
9 3805 SPECIAL Deposirs ACCOUNT... - cor Bs Cr. Kets tea tee etet 5,443,566 10 6 
SrrcraL Accounts :— 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... - 77,726 13 5 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... 3 23,183 7 0 
3 3806 Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account... * 344,834 8 8 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account Ai ay 2,973 8 8 
Colonial Treasurer's Registrar of Probates Accourt 4 20,487 11 10 
Total Special Accounts ... os » ~—_ -| 469,205 9 7 
| Carried forwatd 00" se.) Sorau) | 0) n.e oes, ssseeses£| 0,912,072 ILE 


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1 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. 3823 





STATEMENT 
Wales on the 31st July, 1918, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities. 


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DISTRIBUTION. CasH. | SECURITINS. Pora.. 
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SpucraL Dzposits Account— £ s. d. £ a. a, £ s. dd. 
With Bank of New South Wales fe bas 0,481,721 19 r o 
With Commercial Berens Company of 
Sydney Ltd. ed she)” 1 2,845 aban lane 
——_—_-——_——_ 5,327,605 13 3 
Treasury Chest— 2 | 
Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— foe S20. 
New South Wales Funded Stoek .. “$96 2,000 0 0 | 
New South Wales Treasury Bills 21,000 0 0 | 
Commonwealth Government Inscribed 
Stock .., ay dep ee nee 6,000 0 0 | 
$$ $$ | irseerirceeee aad 29,000 0 0 
Treasury Guarantee Fund— 
New South Wales Funded Stock ..,... con, CUR Mese eave ee ‘ 20,500 0 0 | 
The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd.— | 
New South Wales Treasury Bills ae Ae ea autl ceseedt viernes a 20,000 0 0 | 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and reas Trust ; . | 
Account—Fixed Deposit os coe EOI SAT, AA 1,250° 0 0 | 
Sundry Deposits Account (Deposits on Tenders) Pcean cree varscou ch asters 12,930 0 0 
Miscellaneous ie ae ves te aoe Sia dei. acéecutanopeecncon 32,280) 17. 73") 
ToraL Sprcrat Deposits AccouNT—CasH AND SECURITIES £| 5,327,605 13 3 115,960 17 3 | 5,443,566 10 6 





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Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... Sc 23 LSS MO UNErE eed cae. Ae 
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Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account soot COS 40 jie UM LOD ete ttn Se oslo: 
Total Special Accounts es st Ei SCP DORA me” inte me en 469,205 9 7 
Carried forward ... Pe = £| 5,796,811 2 10 115,960.17 3°) 5,912,772 0 1 











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3824 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 94. [1 Aue., 1918, 





No. 11. BALANCE 


Showing the Lepger Barances on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 












































Reference 
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of Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. or BAAN GES ONG e Riag as 
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| £ H Gh £ 8. d. 
Brought forward. a en SEO MY coos saxca wee eines 5,912,772 0 1 
4 3807 Cuoser SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT... 18 i2 a a) | aatatl. dane. me 247,779 18 1 
fy | 3808 Pusitc Works Account ve ae eS 57 | I SSRBEReReeracpneny. 205,808 1 0 
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ie 3810 Rattways Loan Account, 1915 see ‘es dos SMM MI sass o5se''css'srewiy si |) DANIDSTGS isp cl 
10 | 3819 Miners’ Acctipent RELIEF (REPEAL) Act, No. 46, | 
| 1916 ase Sie nee sae ot Be ast PME Moe cNisiesics. sa ve'ed | 296,000 0 O 
| Cr. esdaseeteesoeler £| 6,892,705 14 6 
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Le | 3792 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT ... we ral, VOR: 601,717 0 8 
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reg | 3811 | GenERAL Loan Account _... oe re ee 55 | 1,096,880 3 3 | 
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8 | 3817 | Popitic Works Account EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
| AccounT sep See Br De Bie bs oF 21,969 1 10 | 
9 | 3818 Loans ExrENDITURE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT ... Mi bP £20,897 12 2 
10 3519 SEED WHEAT AND FoDDER EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
| AccouUNT Ha ae ae . wae me a 47,051) O50 
10 3819 CoaL PURCHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT oe ed a 215,289 5 0 
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ie Treasury, AE South Wales, 
Sydney, 1st August, 1918, A, P. Prarson, 
Comptroller of Accounts. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 94. 








1 Ave., 1918.] 3825 
STATEMENT—continued. 
on the 31st July, 1918, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities—continued. 
DISTRIBUTION, CasH. SECURITIES. TOTAL, 











£ 8, -G; 
Brought forward ... tex tes £! 5,796,811 2 10 
CLOSER SETTLEMENT AcCOUNT— 
With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. .. 247,779 18 1 
Pustic Works Account— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... on 56 bes 205,808 1 0 
Raitways Loan Account, 1915— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ; 1 93,595 12 4 
With Commercial pene e ees of 
Sydney Ltd.. a 2 11675083, 0 
——___—_—_——_| 210,345 15 4 
Miners’ Accrpent Rewier (REPEAL) Act, No. 46, 1916... su] ccscsseecsesersees 
Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities £| 6,460,744 17 3 
| Desir BaLances— 
CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE AccountT— Ss Ch Xa 
With Commercial Banking Company of 
Sydney Ltd. Bes ... Dr.663,403 3 5 
With Bank of New South Wales ...Cr. 61,686 2 9 
= 601,717 0 8 
GENERAL Loan AccounT— £ Syd. 
With Bank of New South Wales dhe 541,165 7 3 
With Commercial Ea se ar 0 of 
Sydney Ltd. oe 555,714 16 0 
————— 1,096,880 3 3 
Pustic Works AccouNT EXPENDITURE 
SusPENSE ACCOoUNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales 21,969 1 10 
Loans EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— 2 Sede 
With Bank of New South Wales 215,367 18 11 
With Commercial Banking ere Dany ‘of 
Sydney Ltd.... i - 14,529 13 3 
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Seep WHEAT AND FopprR EXPENDITURE 
SusPENSE ACCOUNT— 
With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. ... 47,051 0 10 
Coat PurcHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— 
| ~ With Bank of New South Wales ... 215,289 5 0 
Lonpon REMITTANCE ACCOUNT— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales _... so MSU PA Th 
With Commercial Pare. Rag An of 
Sydney Ltd.. 27,090 9072 
paca es > 45,115 10 4 
Total Debit Balances... Lai) ep ees £| 2,257,919 14 1 
4 ToraL Sypney—Net Ba.tancks—CasH AND 
SECUBITIES Rei ois 5s a £| 4,202,825 3 2 
Add Lonpoxn Bank ACCOUNT AT DATE OF LATEST 
ADVICES, viz. :—- 
On Current Account 45,115 10 4 
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No. 95.] 





FRIDAY, 2 AUGUST. 


[1918. 








“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
bbe pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912,’’ in the Governor of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir 
Warmer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, 
do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 
appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely :— 
Wednesday, 14th August, 1918—Bogan Gate, Tulla- 
more, and Fifield Districts. 
Wednesday, 21st August, 1918—Coreen Shire, 
Thursday, 22nd August, 1918—Coreen Shire. 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918—Coolamon, Marrar, 
and Ganmain Districts. 
Thursday, 29th August, 1918—Walgett District. 
Wednesday, 4th September, 1918—Forbes and Mullum- 
bimby Municipalities. 
Thursday, 5th September, 1918—Forbes Municipality. 
Wednesday, llth September, 1918—Coolamon, Marrar, 
and Ganmain Districts. 


Wednesday, 25th September, 1918—Coolamon, Marrar, 
and Ganmain Districts. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first 
day of July, one thousand nine hundred and 
eighteen. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


{681 ] GOD SAVE THE KING!) 


PROCLAMATION—“ FISHERIES 
ACT, 1910.” 


(AMENDMENT) 


(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander 
>» of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910,’’ and with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
prohibit the use of fish-traps, for the purpose of 
catching fish, in that portion of the waters of Rich- 
mond River specified in the Schedule hereto, from 
the date of publication of this Proclamation till the 
20th May, 1921. 





SCHEDULE. 

Counties of Rous and Richmond. The whole of the 
tidal waters of that part of Richmond River described 
hereunder: Commencing at the southern point of 
entrance to Richmond River at the eastern extremity 
of the southern training bank; and running thence 
generally westerly along that training bank and part 
of the south bank of the river to the south-west 
corner of Oyster Culture Lease No. 7,610; by a line 
north-westerly to the eastern point of entrance to 
Fishery Creek Canal; by part of the northern bank 
of the river and by the northern guide bank to the 
bridge at the entrance to North Creek; by that bridge 
northerly to the eastern point of entrance to North 
Creek ; by part of the northern shore to the pilot-boat 
shed at Baliina; and thence by a line bearing south- 
south-easterly across the river entrance, to the point 
of commencement. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, in the year 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[511] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


~ Governor to remove from the Sydney 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ava., 1918, 











PROCLAMATION—“‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916..’ 


Sir WattEr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 


dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pur-. : 


suance of the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1916,’” 
and with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by 
this my Proclamation, declare that the land described 
in the Schedule hereto is dedicated as’a State forest. 





THs SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistTRIcT OF TAMWORTH; NUNDLE SHIRE. 
Forestry District of Narrabri. 
Hanging Rock State Forest No. B71 mf 


All that area or tract: of country comprising part | 


of the parish,of Duncowan, county of Parry, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area: of 


2,015 acres, more or less, being the whole of measured” 


portions 247 and 248. 
1,764.), 
CF. 1-9) 


(Plans P.°2,777 and 2,778- 


Signe I 
day of July, 1918. 


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By His Excellency’s Command, 
W:. G. ASHFORD. 


[156] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





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-. PROCLAMATION 


NEw Sourn Wats, By His Excellency Sir WALTER 


to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Governor of the State of 

(L.8.) New South Wales and its Denen- 

W.E.Davinson, _—_ dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor... . Australia, 


y HEREAS by section 27 of the “Sydney Harbour 


Y .. Trust....Act,.. 1900,’?.... power...1s....given...for...the 
arbour Trust 
Commissioners such lands as may be. found to be 
“unnecessary for the purpose of carrying out-the pro- 


visions of the said Act, and by section 28 of the said 


Act itis “—provided~that wpon the publication in the 


Gazette of a Proclamation withdrawing any land from 
the Commissioners under the provisions of the said 
section 27, the lands so described shall vest in the 
persons who would be entitled to the same, and subject 
to the like limitations, nowers, and authorities as 
if the said Act had not been passed; and that for the 
purposes of. the said section 28 the word ‘‘persons”’ 
shall be deemed to include the Crown ‘or any person 
or corporation ertitled to hold land on behalf ‘of the 
_ Crown: Now, therefore, I, as such Governor as afore- 
“said, with the advice of the Execative Council of the 
said’ State, do ‘hereby remove and withdraw the land 
described in the Schedule hereto from the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners to the intent that the 
same may he vested in the Secretary for Lands for the 
time being of the State of New South Wales for an 
estate in fee-simple, in pursuance of sections 27 and 
28 of the ‘“‘Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900.” ~~ 


‘Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day of 
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 
year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE OF LanpD REFERRED TO. 


Firstly.—All that piece or parcel of land containing 


an area of 14 square feet or thereabouts, situate below 
high-water mark, on the northern side of allotment 31 
of section 2, Vaucluse Estate, fifth subdivision, at 
-Vaucluse’ Bay, municipality of Vaucluse, parish of 
Alexandria, county of Cumberland: Commencing on 
the mean, high-water mark of Vaucluse Bay eforesaid 
at the south-western corner of an area of 14 square 
feet, to be surrendered to the Crown by A. M. Eedy, 


and sealed, ati Sydney, this twenty-fourth. 





which said corner bears 9 degrees 17 minutes, and is 
distant 258 feet 71 inches from the south-western 


‘corner of the aforesaid allotment 31; and bounded 
“thence bya line bearing 278 degrees 31 minutes 3 feet 


53 inches to high-water mark at the north-western 


“corner of that allotment and thence by that high-water 


mark bearing generally south-easterly and north- 


westerly, to the point of commencement. 


Secondly.—All that piece or parcel of land contain- 
ing en.area of seven-tenths of a perch or thereabouts, 
situated as aforesaid: Commencing on the aforesaid 
mean high-water mark at the south-eastern corner of 
the aforesaid area'of 14 square feet, to be surrendered 
to the Crown by A. M. ‘Eedy aforesaid, which said 
corner bears 98 degrees. 31 minutes, and is distant 


1 foot 6 inches from’ \the north-eastern corner of the 


herein 4frstly described area of 14 square feet; and 
bounded thence by a: line bearing 98 degrees 31 
minutes 22 feet to high-water mark aforesaid at the 
south-western’corner of an area of one-tenth perch, to 
be*surrendered_ to the Crown by, A. M. Eedy aforesaid ; 
thence by. that™high-water ‘mark bearing generally 
south-westerly and ndrth-westerly, to the point of com- 
mencement, 


Thirdly.—All that piece or 


parcel of.dand contain- 
ing»an area, of, one-fifth.nerc : 







; ifthe» or thereabouts,situated 
as aforesaid: Con gene oO e aforesaid n high- 
water mark at tha south-eastern ner of the afore- 
said area of one-taith perch, 6 be"surrenderéd to the 


Crown by A. M. Eedy aforesaid, which said corner 
bears 98 degrees 31 minutes, and is distant 12 feet 
from the north-eastern corner of the herein secondly 
described “area of seven-tenths perch; and bounded 
thence by a line bearing 98 degrees 31 minutes 4 feet 
to high-water mark at the south- ern corner of an 
area’ of one-tenth \perch, to) b rrendered to the 
Crown by Ad M. Eedy aforesaid bounded thence 
by that high-water mark bearing generally south- 
westerly and north-easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


Fourthly.—All that piece or parcel of land contain- 
ing an area of 4 perch or thereabouts, situate below 
mean high-water mark on the northern side of allot- 
ment 30 of section 2, Vaucluse Estate aforesaid, at 
Vaucluse Bay, municipality .of.Vanueluse, parish of 
Alexandria, county of Cumberland: Commencing on 
the aforesaid mean high-water mark at the south- 
eastern corner of an area of two-fifths’ pérch, to be 
surrendered to the Crown by A. M. Eedy aforesaid, 
which said corner bears 23 degrees 29 nititutes/ and 
is distant 282 feet 8 inches from the south-west 
corner.of the aforesaid..alotment.31 of section 2 of 
the Vaucluse Estate: and boundea thence by a line 
bearing 98 degrees 31 minutes 13 feet..to hig -water 
mark aforesaid at the south-western Corner of an area 
of one and three-fifths perches, to be surrendered to 
the Crown by, A. M, Eedy aforesaid; and thence by 
that high-water mark bearing generally south- 
westerly, westerly, and northerly, to the point of 
commencement. COUGCULEY BNE ae ¥ 

Fifthly.—All that piece or parcel of land containing 
an area of one and one-fifth perch or thereabouts, 
situate below mean high-water mark on the northern 
side of allotment 29 of section 2,' Vauclise Estate 
aforesaid, municipality of Vaucluse, parish of Alex- 
andria, county of Cumberland: Commencing on the 
aforesaid mean high-water mark at the eastern corner 
of an area of two-fifths perch. to be surrendered to 
the Crown by A. M. Hedy aforesaid, which said corner 
bears 39 degrees 8 minutes, and is distant’ 300: feet 
51 inches from the south-western corner of allotment 
31 of section 2, Vauéluse Estate aforesaid; and 
bounded thence by a line bearing 98 degrees 31 
minutes 27 feet to a stone sea-wall at an angle therein 
which is the northern corner of an area of 10 perches 
leased by the Sydney Harbour '‘frust. Commissioners 
to Robert Alexander Andrews. (and afterwards 
assigned to Lillian Blanche Hedy); thence, by the 
western boundary of that area of 10. perches, , passing 
along the outer face of the aforesaid wall, bearing 
188 degrees 31 minutes 22 feet to the aforesaid high- 
water mark; and thence by that high-water mark 
bearing north-westerly, to the point of’ commence- 
ment. MSE EER INERT? , 

Which said described areas of 14 square feet, ‘seven- 
tenths of a perch, one-fifth of a perch, '} petch, and 
one and one-fiitth perch are parts: of the area vested 
in the Sydney Barbour Trust, Commissioners by the 
“Svdney Harbour Trust Act, 1909,’? and are parts of 
the area comnrised in Certificate of Title, volume 
2,059, felio 103, dated 18th April, 1910. 


As shown upon plan catalomued Alexandria 167 in 
the Sydney Harbour Trust Office, , ' J 


2 Aua., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTY, No. 95. 


3829 





PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Waren d deh His Excellency Sir Watrrr 
“to wit. °"* —§ Epwarp Davinson, Knight Com- 
’ mander of the Most Distin- 


guished Order of Saint Michael 


(u.s.) and Saint George, Governor of 

the State of New South Wales 

W. E. Davipson, and its’ Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


HEREAS under section 27 of the “‘Sydney Har- 
bour Trust Act, 1900,’’ power is given to the 
Governor to vest in the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 
missioners any -lands «the property of the Crown 
deemed to be necessary for the purpose of carrying 
out the provisions of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, 
as such Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the 
Executive Council of the said State, do hereby declare 
that it is deemed nécessary to vest the lands described 


in’ the Schedule hereunder in the said Commissioners | 


for the purposes of the said: Act: And I’ do hereby, 

with’ such advice as aforesaid, declare that, upon the 

publication’ of this Proclamation in the Gazette, the 

said lands shall be vested in the said Sydney Harbour 

Pei gil ie aout for the purposes’ of the said 
et. 


Given) under my Hand and the Seal of, the said 
State, at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day of 
July, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nite hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth 


"year of His Majesty’s Reign. ‘ 
ke By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





First, all that piece or parcel of land containing an 
area of 1 rood: 2424 perches or thereabouts, situate at 
Edward and William streets, Darling Harbour, Muni- 
cipality, of Balmain, parish of Petersham, county of 
Cumberland; an 

Secondly, all that piece or parcel of land containing 
an area of 14°2 perchés or thereabouts, situate at Dat- 
chett-street; Johnston’s Bay, Municipality of Balmain, 
parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 

‘As shown upon a plan catalogued Petersham 231, in 
the Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 

Both of .the* pieces! or’ parcels’ of ‘land first ard 
secondly described above, being the land comprised in 
the Proclamation appearing on pages 2608 and 2609 of 
Government Gazette No, 71 of the 7th June, 1918. 

[308] 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 


W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


T AEREAS the works mentioned in the Schedule 
hereto, being sewerage works for Newcastle 
and suburbs, have been completed in accordance with 
the provisions of the ‘‘Newcastle Sewerage Act, 1901” : 
Now, I, Sir Water Enwarp Davinson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do hereby notify that the completion of the 
said works having been reported to me, the same are 
hereby transferred to and vested in and under the 
control and management of the Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board, under the Hunter Dis- 
trict Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906: And, 
further, that section 34 of the ‘‘Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Act of 1892” shall come into 
force in respect of the said works. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty- a 
of July, 1918. aiaiie sonert see 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
' R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





Tue SoHEDULE. 


_. NEWCASTLE AND SUBURBS LOW-LEVEL 
SEWERAGE. 


Hamiiron, Rericunation AND 
VENTILATION. © ~ s 


_ All) pipes together with all manholes, junctions, 
inlets, ventilating shafts, &c., connected therewith, 
being all works carried out in connection with Sewer- 


GORDON-AVENUE, 


age Contract No. 12 17/18, within the following area: - 





a 





Commencing at an existing manhole on Sewerage 
Contract No. 1,052, in Myra-street, about. 120) links 
south-east of Hamilton-road; and bounded thence on 
the north-east by a line north-westerly to the south- 
western corner of Hamilton-road and Myra-street; 
thence on the north-west by part of the south-eastern 
side ‘of: Hamilton-road to its intersection with the | 
eastern side of Gordon-avenue; thence on the west 
by that side of that avenue southerly. to. its inter- 
section withthe north-eastern side of Learmouth- 
street; thence on the south-west by that side! of that 
street south-easterly for about 54 chains; thence on 
the east by a line parallel to Gordon-avenue northerly 
to the south-eastern side of Minola-street; thence on 
the south-east by that side of that street north-easterly 
to its intersection with the north-eastern side of 
Myra-street; thence on the north-east by that side of ° 
that street. north-westerly about 9 chains; and thence 
on the north-west by a hne-south-westerly, to the 
point of commencement..: ee [177] 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ‘ACT. 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Noxious Puanr. 





H IS Excellency the Governor, with the ‘advice of 
3 the Executive Gouncil, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the ‘Council of the Municipality named in” 
the Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to’such ap- 
.proval; the plant named in such Schedule to be noxi- 
ous within its area. - $F Bie (Be 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF SINGLETON 
ta (1918-297-102-560). 
“Lycium barbarum, commonly known as ‘‘African. Box 


Thorn.’’ 
[488 | 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION oF REcEIPT oF AN APPLICATION BY 
Councit For AN AppITIONAL PowER, 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
application under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,?? as so amended, has been 
received from the Council of the undermentioned 
Municipality, to’ acquire the right to exercise the 
power specified in the Schedule hereto, under the 
name of the said Municipality. 

Any number of ratepayers of the area (not less than 
fifty, or, if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the 
roll, not less than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may 
petition the Governor, within sixty days after the 
date of this notification, to direct that a poll of rate- 
payers of the area be taken on the question whether 
the power applied for shall be conferred on the said 
Counci), Any such petition should be sent under cover 
to the Minister administering the said Local Govern- 
ment Acts, and must comply with ‘the provisions of 
Ordinance No. 21 thereunder. 

JOHN D. FITZGERALD, _ 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


ScHeEepvuLeE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF BOTANY 
(1918-161-169-79). 

_ The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 

in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 
Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. Function. 

xxxu1 The establishment, maintenance, or. sub- 
sidising of public bands or orchestras. 


[313] 


8830 . 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Noxious PLAnNtTs. 





IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘“‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Councils of the Shires named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to such approval, 
the plants named in such Schedule to be noxious 
within their respective areas. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister, 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 


SHIRE OF MANNING 
(1918-16-211-282) 
Xanthium strumarium, commonly known as ‘‘Noo- 
goora Burr.” 
SHIRE OF MUMBULLA 
(1918-102-155-296). 


Tchium plantagineum, commonly known as ‘‘Pater- 
son’s Curse.”’ 

Phytolacca octandra, commonly known as ‘‘Red Ink 
Plant,”’ 


SHTRE OF PATRICK PLAINS 
(1918-33-152-355). 


Lycium barbarum, commonly known as ‘‘African Box 
Thorn.” [320] 


—— 





APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
appointment of the 


Reverend Frank Alfred Woodger as Church of 
England Chaplain to the Morisset Mental Hos- 
pital,—from the Ist July, 1918, in the room cf 
the Reverend James Macarthur. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS fxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Wiiiiam Arthur Parker, Esquire, a Barrister-at-Law 
of over five years standing, to be Master in 
Equity, vice H. P. Owen, Hsquire, resigned,— 
from the Ist August, 1918. 

Henry Haroia Septimus Chippindall, Esquire, Re- 
lieving Police Magistrate, to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Newcastle, for a period not 
exceeding one month, during the absence of S. B. 
wun Ksquire, on leave,—from the 22nd July, 

John Weeden, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Tumut, to act only during the 
absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a further 
period not exceeding twelve months,—from the 
ist August, 1918. 

William Riley, Esquire, to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Dowling, to act only during the 
absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a further 
period not exceeding six months,—from the 15th 
August, 1918. 

John Joseph Keane, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Cootamundra, to act 
only during the absence of the Licensing Magis- 
trate, for a period not exceeding six months,— 
from the 12th August, 1918. ‘ 

Arthur Elworthy, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licen- 
sing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of Gundagai, to act only 
during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, 
for a further period not exceeding twelve 
months,—from the Ist August, 1918, 

George Albert Montague Nankervis, Esquire, J.P. 
to be Deputy Coroner at Tamworth, ‘and a 
Coroner for the State generally. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ava., 1918, 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 
HIS ixceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance 
of the resignation of 
Henry Percy Owen, Hsquire, as Master in Equity,— 
his last day of service to be the 3lst July, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 





PROMOTIONS, &c. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following promotions in the Police Force,—to take 
effect in each instance from the Ist July, 1918, viz. :— 


Inspector Second Class William Patrick Bannan to 
be Inspector First Class. ; 

Inspectors Third Class William Fraser Macintosh and 
Andrew Campbell to_be Inspectors Second Class. 

Sergeants First Class William Strachan, William 
Lobban, and Alfred Ernest Littlejohn to be Acting 
Inspectors. 





THE Governor-in-Council has also been pleased to 
approve of 


Acting Inspector Sydney Tarleton Cupitt being con- 
firmed in the rank of Inspector of Police Third 
Class,—to take effect from the Ist July, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





CORECTION IN NAME. 
- CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the name of 


George Gardyne, of Rosemont, Atchison-street, North 
Sydney, being substituted for that of George 
Manning Gardyne on the list of Justices of the 
Peace as published in the Government Gazette 


of the 5th July last. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
appointment of the undermentioned Police Officer 
as an Inspector under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria 
No. 12), vizier 


Constable William Charles Cook, stationed at Willow 
Tree,—as from 22nd July, 1918. 
[E.M. 435] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
nixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the 
Inspector-General of Police concurring, has approved 
of the appointment of the undermentioned Police 
Officers as Inspectors under the “Explosives Act, 
1905,’’ and ‘“‘Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915,’ viz. :— 


Constable James Augustus Hall, stationed at Yanco, 
—as from 8th July, 1918, vice Constable S. T. C, 
Nelson, transferred. 

Second Class Constable William George Smith, sta- 
tioned at Largs,—as from 5th June, 1918, vice 
Second Class Constable William Baumgardner, 
transferred. 

Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor, stationed at Cal Lal, 
—as from 10th June, 1918, vice First Class Con- 
stabie Searson, transferred. eet 

Constable Allen George McCauley Prangley, stationed 
at Yetman,—as from 17th June, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable KE. J. Stephenson, transferred. 

Constable Allan Bernard Hisenhuth, stationed at 
Weabonga,—as from 24th June, 1918, vice First 
Ciass Constable W. G. Jones, transferred, 


[E.M. 425] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

A: Council, has approved of the appointment 

0 

Mr. Archibald Mitchell Bomphrey as a member of 
the Shipbuilding Advisory Committee in connec- 
tion with Technical Edueation, for a period of 
two_years as from Ist February, 1918, vice Mr. 


A. EH. Cutler, M.I.C.E. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, 





—— 





2 Ava., 1918] 





[673] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 29th July, 1918. 


FRESHWATER LITERARY INSTITUTE, 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the office of Joseph Selig (resigned), as a Trustee 
_of the land held for the purposes of a Library Insti- 
tute at Freshwater, has been declared vacant, and 
that the undermentioned gentleman has been elected 
in ‘his place as a Trustee, jat a special general 
meeting of the members, held in accordance with the 
provisions of the 14th section of the ‘‘ Trustees of 
Schools of Arts Enabling Act, 1902.’ I, therefore, 
as Minister of Public Instruction, in pursuance of 
the power given me in the same section, hereby 
approve of the undermentioned gentleman to be a 
Trustee of the aforesaid institution, namely ;:— 


John Charles Bowrey, Esquire. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





[674] Department of Public Instruction, 


Sydney, 29th July, 1918. 
KEIRAVILLE SCHOOL OF ARTS. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTER. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the office of A. Brodie (deceased), as a Trustee 
of the land held for the purposes of a School of 
Arts at Keiraville, has been declared vacant, and 
that the undermentioned gentleman has been elected 
in his place as a Trustee, at a special peneral 
meeting of the members, held in accordance with the 
provisions. of the 14th section of the ‘‘ Trustees of 
Schools of Arts Enabling Act, 1902.’ I, therefore, 
as Minister of Public Instruction, in nursuance of 
the power given me in the same section, hereby 
approve of the undermentioned gentleman to be a 
Trustee of the aforesaid institution, namely :— 


Andrew Houghton, Esquire. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 








[705] Department of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
_undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel trom the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz. :— 
Cooma. 


Messrs. Reginald Edward Landon, James Barry, and 
_ Thomas Henry Willis, of Jindabyne. 


[1918-4 ,580-401 P.P.] 


COONAMBLE. 
Mr. H. Taylor, of Coonamble. 
[1918-5,547-101 P.P.] 
Duszo. 


Mr. K. H. J. Stevenson, of Glengarry, Wyanga. 
[1918-5,290-144 P,P. ] 
W. C. GRAHAME. 





[706] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
“THE COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 


Altai. is hereby given, for public information, 

that the undermentioned gentlemen have been 
duly elected Trustees of the following Common, to 
hold office for the unexpired period of three years 
from January, 1916, viz. :— 


HARGRAVES. 

Messrs. Ernest W. Mitchell, Albert Warry, Alexander 
Stewart, Henry Knight, and Norman Petrie, vice 
Messrs. W. Baird, E. W. Mitchell, K. McClough- 
lan, and Ernest Neil, resigned, 

{1918-329-43 Com. ] 

W. C. GRAHAME, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3831 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


“STOCK DISEASES (TICK) ACT, 1901’’—NOTI- 
CATION OF THE DECLARATION OF A 
QUARANTINE AREA. 

HEREAS under the provisions of the ‘Stock 
Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901,’ section 3, the 
Governor, by Proclamation published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette may declare that any disease therein 
mentioned—not being Scab in Sheep—shall be a dis- 
ease to which the provisions of this Act mentioned 
or set out in the Proclamation shall on the day named 
therein apply: And whereas under such provisions 
the disease known as Swine Fever was proclaimed 

a disease, and duly published in the Government 

Gazette No. 283 of 2nd June, 1908: Now, I, Witi1am 

CatMAN GraHAME, Minister of Agriculture, under the 

provisions of section 6 (2) of the said Act, hereby 

notify all ¢hat land embraced within the county of 

Cumberland to be a Quarantine Area for a further 

period of six (6) months from the 13th August, 1918: 

and that no pigs shall be introduced into, or removed 

out of, or removed within such Quarantine Area, 
other than fat pigs to a market, as provided in Regu- 
lation 48 under the above Act, unless: by permit 
issued by direction of the Chief Inspector of Stock, 
and no pigs shall leave such area unless for the pur- 
pose of being removed to a licensed slaughtering 
establishment for slaughter within five days of the 
issue of permit. 

Any person who fails to comply with the provisions 
of the Regulations under the ‘‘Stock Diseases (Tick) 

Act, 1901,’ shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 


£50. 
W. C. GRAHAME, 
Minister of Agriculture. 


[704] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


rT’ is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 

the Governor, actine with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so muoh of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912,’ for the following public purpose, namely, the 
construction of works of water supply for the Great 
Ana Branch of Darling River Water Trust, in 
the State of New South Wales, and is vested in 
the Constructing Authority on behalf of his Majesty 
for the purposes of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,” such 
work being by the last-mentioned Act deemed an 
authorised work, and the Minister being deemed a 
Constructing Authority within the meaning of the 
‘Public Works Act, 1912.’’—Dated the twenty-fourth 
day of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 

W. H. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





DrscRirpTIONS OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Popilta, county of Windeyer, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of wer. 16,276: 
Commencing at a point bearing 14 degrees 1 chain 
20 links from peg 1 at the north-western extremity 
of the existing dam across the channel from the 
Great Ana Branch of the Darling River to Lake 
Popio, in the aforesaid parish of Popilta; and 
bounded thence on the north-east by a line bearing 
138 degrees 41 minutes 6 chains 50 links; thence on 
the south-east by a line bearing 228 dlegrees. 41 
minutes 2 chains; thence on the south-west by a line 
bearing 318 degrees 4] minutes 6 chains 50 links; 
and thence on the north-west by a line bearing 48 
degrees 41 minutes 2 chains, to the point of com- 
mencement,—having an area of 1 acre 1 rood 8 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the posses- 
sion of the Crown. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Popilta, county of Windeyer, and State 
of New South Wales: Commencing at a point bear- 
ing 16 degrees 1 chain 40 links from peg 4 at the 
north-eastern extremity of Popilta Dam, across 
Poviita Creek, in the aforesaid parish of Popilta; 
and bounded thence on the north-east by a line bear- 
ing 150 degrees 39 minutes 2 chains; thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing 240 degrees 39 minutes 
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bearing 330 degrees 39 minutes 2 chains; and thence 
on the north-west by a line bearing 60 degrees 39 
minutes 6 chains 90 links, to the point of commence- 
ment,—having an area of 1 acre 1 rood 20 perches 
or thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of 
the Crown. 


Also, all that piece oar parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Nialia, county of Tara, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at a potne in por- 
tion H.L, 88-6, parish of Nialia aforesaid, bearing 
125 degrees 1 chain 30 links from peg 1, near the 
southern extremity of an existing dam across a billa- 
bong to Lake Nialia;'and bounded thence on the 
south by a line bearing 264 degrees 2 chains; thence 
on the west by a line bearing 354 degrees 3° chains 
7 links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 
37 degrees 3 chains 87 links; thence on the north- 
east by a line bearing 127 degreas 2 chains: thence 
on the south-east by a line bearjng 217 degrees 3 
chains 8 links; and thence on the east by a line 
bearing 174 degrees 2 chains 28 links, to the point 
ot commencement,—having an area of 1 acre 0 roods 
36 perches or thereabouts, and eaid to be in the 
possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in. the 
parish of Nialia, county of Tara, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of a reserved, road: Com- 
mencing at a point bearing 252 degrees 4 chains from 
the easternmost north-eastern corner of portion H.L. 
89-1, parish of Nialia aforesaid; and bounded thencé 
on part of the south-east by a line bearing 204 degrees 
5 chains 7 links; thence on the east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 9 chains 43 links; thence on 
part of the north-east by a line bearing 150 degrees 


2 chains 73,5 links; thence on the remainder of the. 


south-east by a line bearing 240 degrees 2 chains: 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing 330 degrees 
3 chains 27 links; thence on the west by a line bear- 
ing 360 degrees 10 chains 40 links; thence’ on the 
north-west by a line bearing 24 degrees 5 chains, 50 
links; and thence on the remainder of the north-east 
by ja line bearing 114 degrees 2 chains, to the 
point of commencement,—having an area of 3 acres 2 
roods 22 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in 
the possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Nialia, county of Tara, and State.o 
New South Wales, being part of a reserved road; 
Commencing at a point on the road 10 chains wide 
running through portion u.u. 89-1 in the aforesaid 
parish of Nialia bearing 148 degrees 1 chain 60 links 
irom peg 1, near the southern extremity of .an 
existing dam across a billabong to Lake Nialia ; 
and bounded thence on the south-west by a line 
bearing 277 degrees 44 minutes 2 chains; thence on 
the north-west by a line bearing 7 degrees 44 minutes 
7 chains; thence on the north-east by a line bearing 
97 degrees 44 minutes 2 chains; and thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing 187 degrees 44 minutes 
7 chains, to the point of commencement,—having an 
area of 1 acre 1 rood 24 perches or thereabouts, ani 
said to be in the possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Cotoowa, county of _Windeyer, and 
State of New South Wales: Commencing at a point 
bearing 82 degrees 1 chain 40 links from peg 1, near 
the south-eastern extremity of the existing dam across 
Xeltow Lake Creek, parish of Ootoowa aforesaid; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
217 degrees 18 minutes 2 chains; thence on the south- 
west by a line bearing 307 degrees 18 minutes 9 chains 
50 links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 
37 degrees 18 minutes 2 chains; and thence on the 
north-east by a line bearing 127 degrees 18 minutes 
9 chains 50 links, to the point of commencement,— 
having an area of 1 acre 3 roods 24 perches or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of the 
Crown. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate. in 
the pariso of Ootoowa, county of Windeyer, and 
State,of New South Wales, being part of portion 8, 
and part of a reserved road through that portion: 
Commencing at a point bearing 181 degrees 7 chains 
90 links from the north-western corner peg of portion 
8 in the aforesaid parish of Ootoowa; and bounded 
thence on the north-west by lines successively bearing 
53 degrees 42 minutes 5 chains 20 links and 84 degrees 
49 minutes 3 chains 64 links; thence on the north- 
east by a line bearing 174 degrees 49 minutes 2 
chains; thence on the south-east by lines successively 
bearing 264 degrees 49 minutes 3 chains 8 3, links 
and 233 degrees 42 minutes 4 chains 64,3,links; and 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing 323 








degrees 42 minutes 2 chains, to the point of com- 
mencement,—having an area of 1 acre 2 roods 25 
perches or thereabouts, and said to,be in the posses- 
sion of the Crown. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Tooran Tooran, county of Wentworth, 
and State of New South Wales,» being . part./ of 
portion 2: Commencing on a north-eastern boundary 
of portion 2; parish of Tooran ‘Tooran aforesaid, at 
a point bearing 169 degrees 33 minutes, and distant 
8 chains from its northernmost north-eastern. corner ; 
and bounded thence on the north-east by north-eastern 
boundaries of portion 2 aforesaid, being lines. succes- 
sively bearing 169 degrees 38 minutes 4 chainsi and 
127 degrees 13 minutes 8 chains 50 links;. thence on 
fhe south-east by a line bearing 217 degrees 13 
minutes 9 chains 50. links; thence on ‘part .of the 
south-west by a line bearing 307 degrees 13.minutes 
7 chains 50 links; thence on part of the north-west 


-by a line bearing 37 degrees 138 minutes 5 chains 80 


links; thence on the remainder of the south-west 
by a line bearing 330 degrees 53 minutes 6 chains; 
and thence on the remainder of the north-west. by 
a line bearing 58 degrees 19.minutes 4 chains 27 7 
links, to the point of commencement,—having an 
area of 9 acres or thereabouts, and said to be in the 
possession of the Crown, ( 


Also, all that, piece,or parcel. of land situate in 
the parish of Warrawenta, county of Tara, and State 


‘of New South Wales: Commencing at a point, bearing 


176 degrees 1 chain 40 links. from. peg 1, near the 
south-western end of the existing'dam across ,Warra- 
wenia Creek in the aforesaid parish of, Warrawenia ; 
and bounded thence on the south-west by. a. line: bear- 
ing 310 degrees 37 minutes 2 chains; thence on, the 
north-west by. a line bearing 40 degrees 37. minutes 
7 chains 40 links; thence on the north-east.by a line 
bearing 130 degrees 37 minutes 2 chains; and,thence 
on the south-east by a line bearing, 220. degrees 37 
minutes 7 chains 40 links, to the point of eommence- 
ment,—having an area of 1 acre;1 rood 37 perches:or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of: the 
Crown. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of .Waltragile, county of ‘ara, and the 
parish of Bunneringee, county of Wentworth, and 
State of New South Wales: Commencing at a point 
in portion 7, parish of ,Waltragile aforesaid, bearing 
164 degrees 1 chain 60: links trom peg 38, near the 
south-western end of the,No. 1 Main Duck Pool Dam; 
and bounded thence on the south-west by a line bear- 
ing 291 degrees 42 minutes 2 chains; thenee on the 
north-west. bya line bearing 21 degrees 42 minutes 
6 chains; thence on the north-east by a line bearing 
111 degrees 42 minutes 2 chains; and thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing 201 degrees 42 minutes 
6 chains, to the point of commencement,—having an 
area of 1 acre 0 roods 82 perches or thereabouts, and 
said to be in the possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Waltragile, county of Tara, and State 
of New South Wales, being part of portion,7);: Com- 
mencing at a point in the said,portion..7, parish. of 
Waltragile aforesaid, bearing 186 degrees 1 chain 
65 links from peg 5, near the south-eastern extremity 
of the No. 14 Duck Pool Dam; and bounded thence on 
the south-east by a line bearing 263 degrees 42 minutes 
2 chains; thence on the south-west, by a line bearing 
353 degrees 42 minutes 4 chains; thence on the north- 
west by a line bearing 83 degrees 42 minutes 2 chains ; 
and thence on the north-east by a-line bearing 173 
degrees 42 minutes 4 chains, to. the point of com- 
mencement,—having an urea of 3 roods 8 perches or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of the 
Crown. ! 

Also, all that piece ‘or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Waltragile, county of Tara, and State 
of New South Wales, being part of portion 7; Com- 
mencing, at a point in, the said, portion .7;, parish of 
Waltravile aforesaid, bearing 33 degrees 1 chain 40 
links from peg 1, near the north-eastern extremity of 
No. 2 Duck Pool Dam; and bounded thenée on .the 
north-east by a line bearing 167 degvees 41 minutes 
2 chains; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
257 degrees 41 minutes 6 chains 90 links; thence: on 
the south-west by a line bearing 347 degrees 41 minutes 
2 chains: and thence on the north-west by a line 


| bearing 77 degrees 41 minutes 6 chains, 90, links, to 
| the point of. commencement,—having an area of 1 acre 
| 1 rood 21 perches or thereabouts, ahd said to be in the 
| possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Dinwoodie, county of Tara, and in the 
parish of Moorpa, county of Wentworth, and State 


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of New South Wales, being part of portion w.u. 495: 
Commencing at a point within portion.w.u. 495, parish 
of Dinwoodie aforesaid, bearing 90 degrees 2 chains 
from peg 1, near the northern end of Boundary Dam; 
and bounded thence on the east by a line bearing 
180 degrees 5 chains 70 links; thence on the south by 
a line bearing 270 degrees 3 chains: thence on the 
west by a line bearing 360 degrees 5 chains 70 links; 
and thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 
3 chains, to the point. of commencement,—having an 
area of 1 acre 2 roods 33’ perches or thereabouts, and 
said to be in the possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel’ of land situate in 
the parish of Bulpunga, county of Tara, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at a point bearing 119 
degrees 1 chain 40 links from peg 1, near the south- 
eastern end of Bell’s Camp Bywash Dam in the afore- 
said parish of Bulpunga; and bounded thence on the 
south-east by a line bearing 253 degrees 34 minutes 
2 chains ; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 
343 degrees 34 minutes 4 chains 20 finite : thence on 
the north-west by a line bearing 73 degrees 34 minutes 
2 chains; and thence on the north-east. by a line 
bearing 163 degrees 34 minutes 4 chains 20 links, to 
the point of commeéencement,;—having an area of. 3 
roods 14 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the 
possession of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Cudmore, county of Wentworth, and 
the parish of Bulpunga, county of Tara, and State 
of New South Wales: Commencing at a point bearing 
26 degrees 2 chains 90 links from the easternmost 
corner of portion w.u. 498, parish of Cudmore afore- 
said ; and bounded thence, on the north-west by a line 
bearing 43 degrees 39 minutes 2.chains; thence on the 
north-east by a line bearing 133 degrees 39 minutes 
8 chains; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
223 degrees 39 minutes 2 chains; and thence on the 
south-west by a line bearing 313 degrees 39 minutes 
8 chains, to the point of commencement,—having an 
area of 1 acre 2 roods 16 perches or thereabouts, and 
said to be in the possession of the Crown, 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Avoca, county of Wentworth, and the 
parish of Wilpatera, county of Tara, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of portion 17 in the 
said parish of Avoca, and part of portion w.uL. 501 
in the said parish of Wilpatera: Commencing at a 
point bearing 317 degrees 1 chain 40 links from peg 1, 
near the western extremity of Bingo Dam, on portion 
w.L. 501, parish of Wilpatera aforesaid ; and bounded 
thence on the north by a line bearing 91 degrees 
40 minutes 6 chains 20 links; thence on the east by a 
line bearing 181 degrees 40 minutes 2 chains; thence 
on the south by a line bearing 271 degrees 40 minutes 
6 chains 20 links; and thence on the west by a line 
bearing 1 degree 40 minutes 2 chains, to the point of 
commencement,—having an area of | acre 0 roods 38 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the possession 
of the Crown. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Avoca, county of Wentworth, and State 
of New South Wales, being part of portion 17 and 
part of portion 56 in the said parish of Avoca: Com- 
mencing on the northern; boundary of portion 46, 
parish of Avoca aforesaid, at a point bearing 90 
degrees 2 chains 50 links from the north-western 
corner of portion 56 aforesaid; and bounded thence 
on the east by a line bearing 180 degrees 2 chains; 
thence on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 
9 chains 20 links ; thence on the west by a line bearing 
360 degrees 2 chains; and thence on the north by a 
line bearing 90 degrees 9 chains 20 links, to the point 
of commencement,—having an area of | acre 3 roods 
14 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the posses- 
sion of the Crown. . 

And also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in 
the parish of Wilpatera, county of Tara, and the 
parish of Avoca, county of Wentworth, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of portion .1L. 87-3 in 
the said parish of Wilpatera, and part of portion 61 
in the said parish of Avoca: Commencing. at a point 
bearing 145 degrees 48 minutes 1 chain 4 links from 
peg 3, near the south-western extremity of Behsmann’s 
Dam, parish of Wilpatera aforesaid; and bounded 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing 310 degrees 
12 minutes 2 chains; thence on the north-west by a 
line bearing 40 degrees 12 minutes 4, chains 80 links ; 
thence on the north-east by a line bearing 130 degrees 
12 minutes 2 chains; and thence on the south-east by 
a line bearing 220. degrees 12 minutes, 4. chains 80 
links, to the point of commencement,—haying an area 
of 3 roods 33 perches-or thereabouts, and said to be 
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Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 24th July, 1918. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“THE ROCK TANK.” 
Lockhart Shire. 


REVOCATION oF ESTABLISHMENT OF PUBLIC WATERING 
PrAcn, INO. 187. 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hereby directs it to be notified 
that the establishment of The Rock Tank p.w.p. 187, 
notified 29th March, 1892, is hereby revoked, pursu- 
ant to the provisions of the abovenamed Act. 
[l’apers P. 1918-668-318] 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


[637 ] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 24th July, 1918. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.’’ 
“THE ROCK .TANK.” 
Lockhart Shire. 
ESTABLISHMENT OF PuBLIC WATERING Prace, No. 187. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hereby directs it to be notified 

that the reserve specified in the Schedule below is 

hereby declared and established a Public Watering 

Place, pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed 

Act, and will be ‘xnown as The Rock Tank. 

[Papers P. 1918-669-313] 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





ScHEDULH REFERRED TO. 


County of Mitchell, patish of Burke, containing an 
area of 24 acres 3 roods 531 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries as herein described : Commenc- 
ing at the intersection of the southern side of Nichol- 
as-street with the eastern side of Yerong-street ; and 
bounded thence on the west by that side of that street 
bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 81 links; thence on the 
south-west and again on the west by lines bearing 
117 degrees 23 minutes 4 seconds 2 chains and 180 
dezrees 1 chain to a north-eastern boundary of rail- 
way land; thence again on the south-west, on the 
south-east, again on the south-west and south-east by 
boundaries of that railway land bearing south-east- 
erly, north-casterly, north-westerly, and again north- 
easterly to an intersection with the southern side of 
Firth-street ; by that side, of that street bearing 270 
degrees to its intersection with the southerly prolonga- 
tion of the western side of Mixner-street; by that 
prolongation and that side of that street bearing 360 
deerecs 6 chains 80°3.links to its intersection with the 
southern side of Nicholas-street; and thence by that 
side of that street bearing 270 degrees 21 chains 50 
links, to the point of commencement. 

The above was reserved from sale as No, 15,045 for 
travelling stock and camping, by Gazette notice of 
the 9th January, 1892. 





Department of Education, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


YT is hereby notified, for general information. in 
accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 
LONGLEAT, NEAR KuRRAJONG. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


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=—— 


De artment of Education, 
‘ Sydney, 14th June, 1918. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


tf is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the ‘Public Instruction Act of 1880,” that it is 
proposed to establish a Public School at 


Bankstown Sonpirrs’ SETTLEMENT. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


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[189]° The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, Ist August, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has been pleased to approve of the following Regu- 
lations, which have been made by the Sydney Harbour Trust Com- 


missioners, under the “ Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900.” 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


Sydney Harbour Trust, 
Sydney, 11th July, 1918. 


THE Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners, incorporated under or 
by the Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900, do hereby make the follow- 
ing Regulations in accordance with the provisions of that Act in 
connection with the control, supervision, and guidance of officers and 
employees under their control :— 


1. These Regulations and any alterations and additions thereto may 
be cited and referred to as the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 
Officers’ Code. 


2, All Regulations made by the Commissioners and in force at this 
date for the governance of their officers and employees are hereby. 
repealed. 


PART I. 


3. Except where otherwise provided, the Regulations of this part 
shall apply to all officers of the Commissioners, but shall be fread, 
subject to special provisions from time to time made with respect to 
officers of particular branches. 


4, A candidate, for appointment in the service of the Commis- 
sioners, shall, before appointment, pass a medical examination con- 
ducted by the Department of Public Health, or such duly qualified 
medical practitioner as the Commissioners shall direct, showing that 
such candidate is free from any defect which would render him unfit 
for admission to such service or prevent the satisfactory discharge of 
his duties, and shall also satisfy the Commissioners that he has been 
successfully vaccinated within a period of three years immediately 
preceding the date of such medical examination. 


OFFICERS BECOMING BANKRUPT. : 

5. Any officer who becomes bankrupt, or makes an assignment for 

the benefit of his creditors, shall report the circumstances at once to 

the Secretary, through the head of his branch, and at the same time 

furnish an explanation of the causes of his embarrassment. The 

officer concerned shall continue to perform the duties of his office 
unless and until otherwise instructed. 


6. Any officer who becomes bankrupt within the meaning of the 
Bankruptey Act shall, within one month of the earliest period allowed 
bv law for such application to be made, apply to the Supreme Court in 
its bankruptcy jurisdiction for his certificate of discharge; and shall, 
within seven days from the date on which the decision of the Court 
on such application has been delivered, inform the Commissioners in 
writing, through the head of his branch, of the result of his applica- 
tion. The Commissioners shall thereupon deal with the matter as the 
circumstances may seem to them to demand. 


Conpuct oF OFFICERS. ne 

’ 7, A person in the employ of the Commissioners shall not,— 

(a) Publicly comment upon the administration of any Depart- 
ment of the State, or of the Sydney Harbour Trust ‘Act, 
1900, or any amendment thereof, or of any other Act or Acts 
administered by the Commissioners. 


' (b) Use for any purpose, other than for the discharge of his 

official duties, any information gained by or conveyed to him 

through his connection with the Commissioners or any 
} Department of the State. 


RESPONSIBILITY OF OFFICERS IN Crtarcr or Rooms. 


8. Officers in charge of rooms or sub-branches or of other officers 
shall be at all times accoutitable for the maintenance of good order 
and of these Regulations, and shall give in all respects the utmost aid 
and support to the head of the branch, | -.. a EY 


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Pusiic Property. 


9, All officers shall be held responsible for the careful use and 
preservation of all Government property in their custody or care. 
Officers in charge of buildings shall give timely notice in writing to 
the Secretary, through the head of the branch in which the officer is 
employed, of any repairs which may be required. 


TRAVELLING EXPENSES. 


10. Officers and employees will be recouped actual out-of-pocket 
expenses incurred in the service of the Commissioners. 


Monetary TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN OFFICERS FORBIDDEN. 


11. All monetary transactions between officers, or between them and 
any person or persons employed under them, are stictly forbidden. 


Use or INFLUENCE PROHIBITED. 


12. Officers are prohibited from seeking the interest of any person in 
order to obtain promotion, removal, or other advantage. 


Leave oF ABSENCE FOR RECREATION, 


13. Every officer shall be entitled, without diminution of salary, to 
leave of absence for recreation for eighteen (18) working days (Satur- 
day to be regarded as a whole working day) in respect of each com- 
pleted year of service, at such time as the head of the branch may 
deem convenient: Provided that no such leave shall be granted until 
an officer has served one year. If any officer be unable, for Depart- 
mental or for other sufficient reasons approved by the head of the 
branch, to avail himself of such leave, he shall be entitled to it in a 
subsequent year, at such time as the Commissioners shall deem con- 
venient, in addition to the leave for such year. 

This Regulation shall apply to inspectors, foremen, time-keepers, 
and constant dredge employees, as from the first day of January, one 
thousand nine hundred and five. 

14. Constant watchmen employed under the Commissioners, shall 
be entitled, without diminution of wages, to leave of absence for 
recreation for twenty-one (21) working days (Saturdays and Sundays 
to be each regarded as whole working days) in respect of each com- 
pleted year of service, in addition to time off for public holidays or 
nights of public holidays worked. 


Snort Leave or ABSENCE. 

15. The head of a branch may, on sufficient cause being shown, 
grant any officer in such branch leave of absence not exceeding one 
day for special purposes other than for recreation. All such periods 
of leave shall be properly recorded in a book to be kept for that 
purpose; and, in any case where such leave exceeds three days in any 
one year, the excess shall be deducted from that officer’s next annual 
leave or accumulated’ leave. 


ExtTenDep Leave. 

16. The Commissioners may, with the approval of the Governor, 
grant to any officer of twenty years’ service leave of absence for a 
period not exceeding twelve months on half salary or six months on 
full salary; and a further like period of leave, viz., twelve months on 
half salary or six months on full salary to any officer who has served 
for a second period of twenty years: Provided that an officer may be 
granted a proportion of his leave as it accumulates during his second 
period of twenty years’ service, viz., one month and a half on full 
pay, or three months on half pay, at the expiration of every five years 
of such service. 

In no case shall the leave granted under this Regulation extend 
beyond twelve months on full pay. 

17. The Commissioners may, with the like approval, allow an officer 
of fifteen years’ service to anticipate the leave provided for in the 
preceding Regulation. In no case shall the leave granted under this 
Regulation extend beyond three months on full pay or six months on 
half pay. 

18. In special cases the Commissioners may, with the like approval, 
grant to any officer of ten years’ service (excepting officers who would, 
in the Public Service, be ranked in the General Division) and who 
was 30 years of age or more at the commencement of such service, 
leave of absence for a period not exceeding six months on half pay 
or three months on full pay. Any period of leave granted under this 
Regulation shall be deducted from any leave which the Commis- 
sioners might otherwise grant after twenty years’ service, 


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19. In case of necessity; the Commissioners may, with the like 
approval, grant leave of absence, without salary, to any officer, and 
such leave may be in addition to the ordinary leave provided for in 
Beeulsvion riumbered 18 . 

Sick Leaver. 


20. The Commissionets, on satisfactory evidence that the leave is 
necessary on account of sickness or ill-health, and that the officer is in 
consequence unable to perform his duties, may grant to any officer in 
any branch— 


(a) Leave of absence on full pay for a period or periods not 
exceeding a total of twenty- -eight days in twelve months, 
which may be extended, to fifty-six days in the case of very 
serious illness; Provided that such period of leave, or any part 
of such period, may be deducted from the ordinary annual 
leave or acumulated leave presently due or next ensuing. 

(b) In addition to any leave granted on full pay, a further period 
of one month on Half pay. 

(c) A further extension of leave without pay for such herd as 
the Commissioners may think fit. 


“ot No stich ledve shall be granted if the sickness bt ill-health has 
beéeh caused by the miscoriduct of such officer. To satisfy themselves 
on which point the Commissioners may send a medical officer to attend 
on and examine such officer at his residence. A fee of 10s. 6d. shall 
be paid tle iicdicdl officer for his attendance ahd report: and if such 
report be not favourablé to thé officer oncertied, the amount of the 
fée 30 paid shall bé dedticted from any money whi s may be or becomeé 
payable to the said officer by the Government; and his pay for each 
day of such absence may also be forfeited. Any officer aggrieved by 
any such deduction or forfeiture may appeal in writing to the 
Commissioners. 


Nothing contained in the two preceding Regulations etl Rent 
any. rights acquired under the “ Publie Service Act, 1902,” by officers 
whose services have been transferred from other Departments to the 
ah ie of the Commissioners. 

. In exceptional cases, if the head of a branch shall intimate to 


sts Pht i oh oe that an oflicer’s services have been of such a nature 
as to warrant a concession in regard to, sick leave beyond what the 
Regulations would otherwise authorise, the Commissioners may grant 
to any such officer leave of absence on such terms, and for such period 
as they may think fit, on the production of satisfactory. evidence by 
medical certificate or otherwise that the leave is necessary on account 
of sickness or ill- health. 

_ 93. Whenever any officer is preyented hy sickness or ill- health from 
attending duty, he shall immediately report the same to the head of 
the branch in which he is employed, and. shall forward, within four 
days, a medical certificate showing the nature of his illness: Provided 
that in case of absence for a period of three days or less, a medical 
certificate may be dispensed with if the Commissioners be satisfied 
that the officer’s absence is due to a legitimate,and proper cause; but 
this shall not debar the Commissioners from demanding a certificate 
from a medical officer in respect of any period of absence... In cases 
of extended absence, the Commissioners may require a fresh medical 
certificate to be fumished each week, 


NAVAL AND MinirAry LRave. 


94, Leave shall be granted to such of the Commissioners’ officers ag 
are members of the Australian Military Forces for any period of 
mobilisation and for the duration of the annual camp. of continuous 
training of the units to which they. are respectively attached. Leave 
for these purposes shall not be deducted from recreation leave, and 
the difference. between military and civil pay, if the latter be the 
greater, shall be paid by the Commissioners. 


25. Leave shall also be granted to such officers for such compulsory 
whole-dey, half-day, or quarter-day parades as may be ealled for the 
units to which they are respectively attached. Leave for these parades 
shall not be deducted from recreation leave, and where such parades 
do not at any one time exceed one whole day, no deduction shall be 
made from the civil pay of the officers concerned. 


FART Il. 
96: Phe Regulations of this Part shall apply to such ofiicers of the 
Commissioners as shall be employed in the proteasibtal, = clerical 
services, (09 





[2° Ave., 1918. 


9 ‘Riba. 1918] 


————-. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 95. 


Hours or Bustness. 7 

97. The hours of attendance to be observed at the offices of the 
Commissioners shall be from 9 a.m: to 4.30 p.m., from Monday to 
Friday, inclusive, and from 9 a.m: to 12 noon on Saturday. , 

When the nature of the work will not admit’ of the general obser- 
vance of these hours, the head of a branch, with the approval of the 
Commissioners; shall determine the hours of attendance of the officers 
concerned. 

TIME AtLowrb FOR Luncuron. 


28, Three-quarters of an hour shall be Npiied diily to every baieer 
for luncheon, at such time as the head of the branch may arrange, so 
as to prevent any interference with the transaction of public business. 


ArrenpANce Books. 


29. Every officer not exempted shall enter daily, in an Geridatice 
book, the time of his arrival and departure, Such, officers 48 the 
Commissioners may from time to time determine shall have charge 
of the attendance book or books to be used by the officers under him, 


_and shall be held responsible. to the Commissioners for the proper 


keeping thereof and the due observance of the regulation hours., 


ATTENDANCE Books—-WHtn AccESsstBLe. 


30, Attendance books shall be accessible for record and signature 
by officers before and up to 9. 15 a.m, every day, when they shall. be 
withdrawn, and a line ruled under the last signature therein, The 
books shall then be taken ,to the officers having the charge thereof 
in terms of the preceding Restilation, who shall examine, initial, and 
forward them at once to the Chief Clerk, and they shall not be pro- 
duced for recording departures until the proper time for ceasitig work. 
The allowance of the quarter of an hour before the withdrawal of the 
attendance books must only, be considered as a concéssion ‘to ‘meet 
emergent cases. Officers not specially exempted are expected to be 
in their office at 9 a.m. 

 Orricers ArRivind Lats Ar THEIR Orrices. 

31. Any officer not specially, exempted as aforesaid arriving at. his 
office after 9.15 a.m, shall report himself to the head, of. his branch, 
and furnish an explanation. as to such late arrival. The head of. the 
branch shall then record the time of his arrival in the .attendance 
book. 

At the end of ev ery. month the eel of every branch shall report. to 
the Commissioners any irre ularity of attendance. during the month 
on the part of officers tft If any, officer shall be found to have 
been irregular in his attendance upon more than three occasions, he 
shall be deemed d guilty of a breach of these Regulations. 


h Pwstic Horipays, 


39. All Kolldays under the “ Batik atid Bank” Holidays yea 1898,” 
or any Act amending the same, and any. other day appoitited by the 
Governor. as a general public holillay: shal] be observed as holidays 
in the office. 


Orricers To ConrormM To, AupiIr Act AND TREASURY AND SPECIAL 
Reaunations, &. 

33,.In the matter of accounts and the collection and payment of 
the Commisioners’ moneys, officers are enjoined to conform strictly 
to the provisions of the Audit Act and Treasury Regulations, and 
to such special regulations and directions as may from time to time 
be issued by order of the Commissioners or the head of the branch. 

34, very officer of, the Commissioner who collects any moneys on 
their behalf shall § in the course of the day upon which such moneys 


are collected, pay the said moneys to the Treasiiter and Aécountant, 


and furnish him with full particulars of such collections; and such 
officer shall receive from the Treasurer and Accountant an acknow- 
ledgment of the receipt of the said -moneys. 

35. All moneys received by the Treasurer and Accountant shall be 
paid by him into the Bank of New South Wales, Sydney, or into 
such other kank as the Colonial Treasurer may direct, at least once 
in every period of twenty-four (24) hours. 

36. At least once in every week the Treasurer and Accountant shall 
submit to a meeting of the Commissioners a detailed statement show- 
ing the revenue and the expenditure of the Commissioners during 
the preceding week, or the period since the previous statement was 
submitted, and shall submit with such statement the cash books and 
the bank books of the Commissioners, 


sesh 





3838 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 





Dutirs oF ABSENT OFFICERS—How PERFORMED. 


- 37. Unless specially directed by the Commissioners to the contrary, 
the duties of any absent officers or employees shall be performed by 
their brother officers or employees without additional salary or 
remuneration, in such manner as the head of the branch may autho- 
rise or direct. 


OFFICERS TO WORK WHEN REQUIRED BEYOND Usuat Orrice Hours. 


38. Officers are required to perform duty beyond the usual office 
hours whenever it may be found necessary to bring up arrears of 
work or in any temporary pressure of business or other emergency. 
Should it be necessary to retain officers after 6.30 p.m., an allowance 
of 1s. 6d. per night, to provide refreshments, shall be paid to each 
of such officers. No officer will be entitled to claim this allowance 
unless he shall have worked on continuously from 4.30 p.m., and has 
been specially instructed by the head of his branch to remain. Officers 
shall not remain in the office after 9 p.m., unless engaged upon special 
urgent work. 

Reports Not To BE DELAYED. 


39. All communications are to be dealt with as quickly as possible 
and returned to the Secretary with the necessary action, in order that 
a reply may be sent. In cases where sufficient information cannot be 
furnished within a reasonable time, say two weeks, to enable a reply to 
be sent, the papers must be sent to the Secretary, with a notification 
to this effect, in order that the applicant may be advised of the cause 
of the delay. The papers will then be returned again to the head of 
the branch concerned for completion of action without unnecessary 
delay. 


APPOINTMENT AND ProMoTION oF CApeT DrarTsMEN AND JUNIOR 
CLERKS. 

40. Candidates for appointment in the service of the Commissioners 
as Cadet Draftsmen shall furnish the Commissioners ‘with docu- 
mentary evidence that they have passed the Public Service Board’s 
Examination for appointment to the service as Cadet Draftsmen. 

41. Candidates for appointment in the service of the Commissioners 
as Junior Clerks shall furnish the Commissioners with documentry 
evidence that they have passed the Junior University Examination 
or the Public Service Board’s Examination for appointment to the 
service as Junior Clerks, or that they have obtained the Leaving 
Certificate, the Intermediate Certificate, or the Commercial Certificate. 

42. The following shall be the scale of salaries to be paid to junior 
officers. The annual increase shall be entirely dependent upon a 
favourable report by the head of his branch as to the zeal, energy, 
and aptitude for his work displayed by the officer concerned :— 


Cadet Draftsmen. Junior Clerks. 
First year es £75 per annum. és £60 per annum. 
Second year .. 95 * 8 80 - 
Third year °". 2 '°115 Hs fis 100 we 
Fourth year .. 185 re hoa 120 Pe 
Fifth year SLO re 5 140 A 


This Regulation shall only apply to the officers mentioned in Regu- 
lations numbered 40 and 41. 


Dated at Sydney, this eleventh day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 


CHAS. C. LANCE, President. 
(L.s.) T. W. KEELE, Commissioner. 


H. D. WALSH, Commissioner. 


The Common Seal of the Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners 
was hereto duly affixed, in the presence of— 


Harotp F. Norris, 
Secretary. 


Pits 


(2 Ava., 1918, 


2 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


3839 ° 





[687 ] 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


“J IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of the for- 
feiture of the Oyster Culture Leases at Ciarence 
Hiver, as specified hereunder, owing to the rent 
thereon not having heen paid in accordance with the 
provisions of the Wisheries Regulations such for- 
feiture to take effect as from the 81st December, 1917. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 











Lease No. Lessee. Foreshore. 
Yde. 
7987 James Johuston  ... Ay 300 
8690 Do ar: : 200 
8691 Do Gx des 200 
8884 Joreph Hoarty .... ops 100 
| 688] Chief Secretarv’s Department, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts approved of the re- 
sumption, without compensation, of that portion of 
Oyster Culture Lease No. 7,371, of 860 yards, at 
Scott’s Creek (Manning River), standing in the name 
of the estate of the late John Moriarty, as specified in 
the accompanying Schedule, such resumption, dating 
from the Ist August, 1917, to be given effect to in 
order that a special lease under the provisions of the 
Lands Acts may be granted thereover. Approval of 
reduction of rental by the sum of 12s. per annum has 
also been granted,—-such reduction to take effect as 


from Ist January, 1918. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





SCHEDULE. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Oxley, at Seott’s 
Creek, Manning Kiver, containing an area of about 
34 perches: Commencing on the line of mean high- 
water mark of the eastern bank of Scott’s Creek afore- 
said, at the south-west corner of portion No. 147, 
being a point distant 160 lineal yards southerly from 
the north-east corner of Oyster Culture Lease No, 
7,371; and running thence south south-easterly along 
the line of mean high-water mark, 56 lineal yards; 
thence by a line bearing west 66 feet into the waters 
of Scott’s Creek aforesaid; thence by lines bearing 
north north-casterly 80 feet, easterly 20 feet; and 
again north-easterly respectively to a point west of the 
point of commencement; and thence by a line bearing 
east 46 feet, to the point of commencement, being the 
area granted to the Manning River -operative 
Dairy Company, Limited, of Mitchell’s Island, as 
Special Lease No. 1916-26, Taree,. for wharf and 
storage. 








“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apprication No. 380, WestEeERN Lanp Boarp District. 


ee following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Galioway Brothers for a license under 
the abovementioned Act has been presented to the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
H. H. DARE. 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 





Court House, 
Broken Hill, 38rd July, 1918. 
Subject: Application of Galloway Brothers for a 
license under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,” for a Pump 
on the Darling River (No. 380, Western L.B.D.). 


To the Water Conservation 
mission, Sydney. 


and Irrigation Com- 


{tN pursuance of the powers given to or vested in me 
by the “Water Act, 1912,’ and the ‘‘Irrigation Act, 
1912.’ as amended by the “Crown Lands and Irriga- 
tion (Amendment) Act, 1914,’ and by the ‘Irrigation 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, JT, having held a_ public 
inquiry on Monday, the first day of July, 1918, at 


the Court-house, Menindie, at 3.30 p.m., being within 
the Land District of Wiicannia, the Land District 
in which the land hereinafter referred to is apparently 
situate, and being required to report as to the 
desirability of granting the application of Galloway, 
Brothers for a license under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’” 
for a Pump on the Darling River, Parish of Wein- 
teriga, County of Tandora, State of New South Wales, 
do respectfully report that in my opinion a License’ 
as applied fcr should be granted. 


I recommend the issue thereof to Galloway Brothers, 
subject to the following conditions :— 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or abso-’ 
lutely stop all pumping operations should it at 
any time think or deem it necessary to do so in 
the public interests. 


(2) A screen or rose with openings not more than 
1-inch wide to be permanently fixed to the inlet 
end of the suction-pipe to the satisfaction of 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion. : 


(3) The Licensee shall furnish the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission during the month 
of July in each year with a return on the form 
provided by the said Commission, showing full 
particulars of the irrigation carried on by them 
during the preceding twelve months ending 30th 
vune,. 


(4) Total area watered by means of the pump shall 
not exceed 250 acres. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power, on giving the holder of 
the license or occupier of the site of the work 
six months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the license, at any time if necessary or 
desirable, in connection with any scheme formu- 
lated by the State for the improvement of the 
river or its tributaries, or for the utilisation of 
the same. 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Com: 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancel- 
lation, revocation, or withdrawal to any person 
whomsoever, 


(7) Term to be five years 
T. W. COHEN, 
Police Maglite’, 
307 


cW.C. and 1.C. 1917-10,462] 07) 





[556] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


fydney, 30th July, 1918. 
“¥YOWiL BORE WATER TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ and to the 
‘“Trrigation Act, 1912,’’ and amendments thereof, 
1, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
behaif delegated to me by the Water Conservation 
and irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint Satur- 
day, the 7th day of September, 1918, as the date for 
the election of two Trustees of the ‘‘Yowie Bore Water 
‘Trust,’ in lieu of the ‘Trustees whose term of office 
expires by effiuxion of time, and the office of the said 
Trust at Coonamble the polling-place for the said 
election. 
[W.C.. and i.C. 1918-8,993] 
H. H. DARE, .. 


Commissioner. 








[5287] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


“GILGOOMA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the ‘Water Act, 1912,” and to the 
“Trrigation Act, 1912,’? and amendments thoreof, 
T, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
behalf delegated to me by the Water Conservation 
and irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint Satur- 
day, the 7th day of September, 1918, as the date for 
the election of two Trustees of the ‘‘Gilgooma Bore 
Water ‘rrust,” in lieu of the Trustees whose term of 
office exp'res by efduxion of time, and the office of 
the said Trust at Coonamble the polling-place for the 
said election. 
fwW.C. and I,C.'1918-8,992] 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


8840. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95+ 





[538] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


“HOLLYWOOD BORE WATER TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the ‘“‘Water Act, 1912,’ and to the 
‘Irrigation Act, 1912,’ and amendments thereof, 

Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
bonale delegated to. me by the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, do hereby, appoint, Satur- 
day, tne “7th day of September, 1918, as the date for 
the election of two Trustees ot the ° ‘tHoliywood Bore 
Water Trust,” in lieu of the Trustees Whose term 
of office expires ‘by ‘effluxion of time, and the office 
of the said Trust at Coonamble the pelling-place for 
the said election. 
[i C. bib . C. 1918- 8 ,995] 

H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





[639} Woaten Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
; Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


‘WEETALIBA BORE WATER TRUST.” 


PR URSUANT to the ‘“‘Water Act, 1912,” and to the 
 Trrigation Act, 1912,” and amendments thereof, 
¥, Henry. Pare are, by virtue of the power in this 
hehalf delegated to me by the Water Conservation 
and. Irrigation’ Commission, do hereby appoint Satur- 
day, ‘the 7th day of September, 1918, as the date for 
the election’ of ' two Trustees of the ‘’Weetaliba. Bore 
Water Trust,’’ in lieu of the Trustees whose term of 
office expires by effluxion of time,’ ‘and the office of 
the said rust at Coonamble the polling-place for the 
said erent tio 

hW. € ad 1. C. 1918-8,994] 

H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 
[540] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 

Rydney, 30th July, 1918. 


“BUGILBONE BORE WATER TRUST.’?... 


baer to the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,”’ aad the 

“Irrigation Act, 1912,’’ and amendments thereof, 
Henry Be vey Dare, by virtue of the power in this 
Le delegated to me by the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, do her eby appoint Fr iday, 
the 13th day of September, 1918, as’the date for 
the election of: two: Trustees of the “Bugilbone Bore 
Wate Trust,;? in lien of the Trustees, whose term of 
office expires by effluxion of time, and the office of 
the said Trust at Walgett the polling -place for the 
said oe 











[W. C. and I.C. 1918-8,366] 
f ‘ Pry EME H. H: DARE, 
Commissioner. 
[624] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 


“WALGHTT BORE WATER TRUST.” 


) URSUANT to the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,”’ and to the 
‘“Trrigation Act, 1912,” ‘and amendments 
thereof, [, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the 
power in this ‘behalf delegated to me by the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission, do hereby 
appoint Friday, the 13th day of September, 1918, 
as the date for the election of a Trustee of the 
“Walgett Bore Water Trust,’ in lieu of Mr. 'G: 
Quilkey (resigned), and the office of the said Trust 
at Walgett the polling-place for the said eléction. 
[W.C. and Le. 1918-93182] 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


{? is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised. by the Board of Health as Inspectors under 


[692] 


section 50 of the ‘‘Cattle Epehiering and Diseased 


Animals and Meat Act, 1902” 


As from 30th July, 1918— 
bee a0 William Patrick Bannan, Broken Hill, 
Constable Cedric Villiers Gentle, Upper Horton. 
Sergeant George Francis Cronin, Warialda. 
Acting Inspector John Blanchfield, Walgett. 
' Constable 'Peter Stewart Jeffrey, Bellata. 
1) Sergeant Edward George Martin, Mungindi. 
Sigfrid Waldemar Wenholm, Sanitary Inspector, 


Deparement of Public Health. 
T. H. NEELY, 
Secretary, 


t As ftw 30th July, 


f mati"! of 


_ 1 acre 3 roods 204 perches, 


William Wells ; 
and ‘PF.’ L Nethery. 


| AF EHICATIONS haying bieen made Ke 





[2 Ave. 1918. 








[698] Gffice of tho Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, Ond August, 1918. 


T is hereby hobifed, for public information, that 
L the undermentioned persons have been duly ap- 
pointed by the Board of Health as Local Authorities 
under ‘section 17 (1) (b) of the ‘‘Public' Health. Act, 
1902” | 
1918— 
Inspector Wiiliam Patrick Banda, Broken Hill. 
Acting Inspector John Blanchfield, Walgett: 


LD . H. NEELY, 
_ Secretary. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. — 





APHREATIONS having been made to bring the 


Jands hereunder descr ibed under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 


| Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
| with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON oR BEFORE 


THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1918 :— 


No. 20,460. APPLICANT :—Charles Ernest New- 
Bondi: LAND:—County Cumberland, 
parish and shire Sutherland, 26 acres 31, Ranges, af 
Woronora River, ‘National Park, —lot 4° of 


division 90 acres (portion 15 of parish). baat to 
1 ane Mitchell, Pn AIG 


of land comprised in 100 


ect reservation from hig water’ mark, he area of 


| which is not included’ in’ above- mentioned area of 
26 ‘acres 81 perches; | adjoining properties of New 
South Wales Realty Company, Limited, The 
J. E. Baker, 


rown, 
and C. A. de Kantzow. 


No. 20,649. APPLICANT :—Patrick MoNamara, 
of South’ Randwick.  ‘LAND:—City Sydney,’ 
perches, in Sparkes-street and George-street “ii 
Camperdown, —part lot 49, Camperdown Estate, and 

part 240 acres granted to William Bligh; ‘adjoining 
probebsiasl of P. MeNamara and M. Cullen. 


No. 21,402. APPLICANT:—Robert Arthur Cecil 
Adams, of Camden. LAND:—Municipality Camden, 
at junction Macarthur- 
Street’ and a lane see 6, Furner-West subdivision, 
and part 50 acres. (nortion 11 of parish) granted to 
‘adjoining’ properties of T. Albury 


Diagranis delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-Gener al. 
2nd August, 1918. - [695] 


— 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


to bring. the 
lands hereunder described under the y;rovisions 


- of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 


Title will issue. unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 


| with the Third Schedule to the said ‘Act ON GR BRFORB 


THE 20TH SEPTEMBER, 191 8: == 


No, 21,208. APPLICANT: —Margaret Morgan, of 
Svdney. LAND :—City Sydney. 34 perches, at inter- 
section Adelaide and Little Riley streets and in 
Adelaide-place, Surry’ Hills »—part Block C 21, Riley- 
Estate, and part 105 acres’ granted to ’ Joseph 
Foveaux; adjoining property of estate late G, Perry. 


No, 21,263. APPLICANT : —Margaret Anne Her- 
bert, of. Neutral Bay. LAND:—Municipality North 
Sydney, 19% perches, in Grosvenor-street and lane, 
and in Boyd-lane, Neutral Bay,—nart lot 19, section 
1, Watersleigh Estate, and part 700 acres (portion 352 
of parish) granted to Alfred Thrupp; adjoining pro- 
perty of A. M. Heydon.: 


No. 21,271. APPLICANTS:—George Craig and 
Frances Ellen Craig, both ‘of Pyrmont. LAND :— 
Municipality Balmain, 25: perches, in Louisa-road,— 
part of lots 8 and 9, ‘section 6. Birch Grove Estate, 
and part 30 acres granted to Oswald Bloxsome and 
Thomas Iceton; adjoining properties of Mrs. Kidd 


and H. M. Driscoll. 

No. 21,287. APPLICANT:—Percy Encyl Hol- 
lander, of Darlinghurst. LAND :—City Sydney, 1 
rood 83 perches, on’ Evans-road’ and Holdsworth- 


avenue, at Rushcutters’ Bay,—lot 5 and part lot 6, 
Roslyn Estate, and nart' 54 acres granted to Alex. 
ander Macleay ; adioinine properties of J. H. Simp- 
son, 8, McKay, and’C. A. ‘de Kantzow: ape 


2’ Ava. 1918.] 


No. 21,357. -APPLICANT.:—Mark Groves, of 
Sydney. .LAND:—Municipality North Sydney, 30 
perches, at junction ‘Grantham and Willoughby 
streets,—lots 20. and: 21 and part lot 19, section 5, 
Milson’s Estate, and vart 50 acres (portion 334 of 
parish) granted .to. James Milson; adjoining pro- 
perties. of -estate late L. Wright, K.. Pugh, and H. 
Hockpell, ........'t eho Sed 


No. 21:390: — APPLICANTS: —Emily Catherina 
Raxter, Mary Louisa Baxter, and “Caroline Frances 
Baxter, all of Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 113 
herches, in Albion, Auburn,.and Jesmond streets, 
Surry Hills,—lot 10 of L. Iredale’s subdivision ‘and 
part 70 acres granted to John Palmer; adjoining 
‘property of E, C.,°M. L., and C. F. Baxter. 


“No: “21;430:? APPLICANT “Alice Maria’) Wil- 
liams, of Ashfield: LAND :—Municipality Ashfield, | 


Tacre "1 rood ‘274 perches, in’ Liverpool-road, Hol- 
borow, Norton, and Greenhills streéts;—part Can- 
terbur'y Estate and part 100 acres granted to John 
Piper and part 280 acres (portion 255 of parish) 
granted to Augustus Alt; adjoming property of M. F. 
Morrison. 


No. 21,447, “APPLICANTS :—Allen Ryan, of Bex- 
Jev. and, John Doherty, of Sydney., .LAND.:—City 
Svdney,. 7% perches, in Ann and Mackey streets, 
Surry ills—part block A’ 11; Riley Estate, and 
part.105 acres granted to, Josenh Foveaux ; adjoining 
_ properties of J. Palmer and V. Higginson. °° # 


No. 21,457, PPLICANT :—Edith Jane Audaer. 
of Manlv. LAND:—Municipality Paddington, 94 
perches, in Oxford’ and Watson streets—part lots 5 
and 6, block B, of subdivision of Sydney Common 
Jands, and part 490 acres dedicated to Citizens of 
Svdney as. commonage: adjoining properties of M. 
Aerrigan and Miss Collins. 


No. 21,466. 
Campsie. LAND :—Municipality Newtown, 12 per- 
‘en4s, in Newman-street’ and Railway-lane at Erskine- 


vilie,—_lot 25, section 1, Gowrie Estate, and part 90 - 


acres granted to Nicholas Devine; adjoining proper- 
ties of I. “Asztalos and G. Bolin. 

’<No. 21,474, 
of Mosman. V.AN 
perches, in Shadforth-street,—lot 58, Mosman’s Bay 
Townshiv subdivision, and part 30 acres (portion 181 


of parish) granted to John Jones: adjoining proper- 


ties of H. Gordon and Mrs. S. B. Glover. 


>» Diagrams. icHneeting these lands may be inspected : 


fice, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General, 
[69¢ 


at the Land Titles 


2nd August, 1918: 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the | 


lands hereunder described under the yrovisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 


Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance | 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on GR BRFORE 


THE 2Np Ocroser, 1918 :— 


No. 19,336, APPLICANT :—Catholie Club Land | 
and Building Company, Limited. LAND :—City Syd- — 


ney, 23} perches, in Castlereagh-street,—allotment 6, 
section 17, granted to Alexander Brodie Spark, and 
part allotment 9p of said section granted to James 
Norton, Esther Hughes, and’ Rebecca Henderson; 
adjoining properties of John Wren, J. H. Stephen- 
son, R. P. Blundeil, A. L. Scott, The Alliance Hotels, 
TJiimited, estate late A. Fyfe, trustees Congregational 
Church, A. J. Taylor, and O. W. Cowley. 


Now / 19;791. APPLICANT :—Rhoda. Elizabeth 
Parker, “of: Dural. LAND :—County Cumberland, 
parish South Colah, shire Hornsby, 8 acres 21 perches, 
on. Great Northern road and Old Northern road from 
Parramatta to Wiseman’s Ferry, at Dural,—part 
‘lot 17, Salisbury Park Estate, and part 50 acres 
(portion 103 of parish), granted to WiJham Tuckwell ; 
‘wdioining properties of H.. and C. T.’ Moore and 
CO FH Moulds. PEEK Lt rane ec 
-«, Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. és 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, ” 
TOE ' Registrar-General. 
s Hatecherr nant oe [69 


> 


2nd August, 1918. ast R 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


APPLICANT:—James Serbutt, of © 


APPIACANT:—Stanley Lees Peyton, | 
JTAND:—Municipality Mosman, 22 : 





3841 





[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 


“Friendly Societies, by writing‘ under’ his: hind, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has cancelled 
the registry of the Orange United Friendly Societies’ 
Medical Association, on the ground that’ the Society 
has wilfully, and after notice, violated’ the provisions 
of the Friendly Societies Act, by failing. to supply 
the annual return for the year 1917 on’ or before the 
3lst’ March, 1918: i'w pres j 
_ The. sociéty, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the’ Friendly Societies Act, ceases' to’ enjoy the 
privilégés ‘of “a ‘registered’ society, but without pre- 
judice to ‘any liability incurred” by the ‘society, ‘which 
may be énforced against it as if such cancelling had 
not taker Dives, 08. er ee BAER AOSD: AU “farts 

‘vA JOHN B. -TRIVETT,’ 


Registrar. 
, Bal) 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. 


[Form 37.—Regulation 17.]~ 

REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 

| ADVERTISEMENT oF CANCELLATION. | 
N OTICE: is hereby given ‘that the: Registrar of 
Iriendly Societies, by writing under his hapd. 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has ‘can- 
celled the registry of Court Eden,’ No. '429,’ of the 
Order of Royal Foresters, Friendly Society, on the 
ground that the branch has wilfully, and after notice, 
violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies Act, 
by failing to supply the annual return for the year 
1917'on or before the 31st March, 1918." © 90 
The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly ‘Societies Act, céases ‘to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, ‘but without’ pre- 
judice to any liability incurred by the’ branch, which 
may be enforced against it as'if’ such cancélling “had 
not taken place. rn eyee Sie’ coitus i leh Pa lai 
sii ind Leal JOHN B.'TRIVETT, **” 
ig aie “8 Repistrar. ' 
Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. [652] 


veaef 





tForm 6!“ Régulanen wry? se * 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CaNcELLATion, 
NW is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly: Societies,. by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of Waratah Pearl’ (Juvenile) Tent, 
No. 71, of the’ New South Wales ‘District, No. 85, 
Independent Order of Rechabites, ‘Salford Unity, 
Friendly Society, on the ground thatthe branch has 
wilfully, and ‘after notice, violated the provisions ot 
the Friendly Societies Act, by failing to supply the 
annual return for the year 1917° on or before the 
31st March, 1918.’ ' SPER oars ELE IT PY 
The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
undér the Friendly Societies Act; céases ‘to’ enjoy the 
privileges of ‘a registered’ branch, but without pre- 
judice to any liability incurred by the’ branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. ' . 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
' Registrar. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. ; [653] 





[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
L Friendly Societies, by writing under his, hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of Guard of Honor Tent, No. ‘62, 
of the New South Wales District, No. '85, Independent 
Order of Rechabites, Salford Unity, pata A Society, 
on the ground that the branch ‘has wilfully, and 
after notice, violated thé provisions of the’ Friendly 


‘Societies Act, by failing to supply the’ annual return 


for the year 1917 on or before the 31st March, 1918. 

The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societiés Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of & registered branch, but without’ ‘pre- 
judice to any liability incurred bv the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of J uly, 1918, . 1654] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ava, 1918. 








[Form 87.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIUS, 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 
NOT Eas hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 


dated the twenty-fifth cay of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of St. Patrick’s Branch, No. 622, 


of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society, | 


on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and after 
notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies 
Act, by failing to supply the annual return for the 
year 1917 on or before the 3lst March, 1918. 

The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but without preju- 
dice to any liability incurred by the branch, which 


may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had | 


not taken place. 

JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 

Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. [655] 





[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


None is hereby given that the Registrar of 
hi Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of St. Paul’s Branch, No. 585, 
of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society, 
on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and after 
notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies 
Act, by failing to supply the annual return for the 
‘year 1917 on or before the 3lst March, 1918. 

The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly. Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but without preju- 
dice to anv lability incurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
‘4 JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 
Dated this twenty-fitth day of July, 1918. [656] 








[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


|, OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of | 


Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has can- 


celled the registry of St. Joseph’s Branch, No. 509, | 


of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society, 


on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and after | 


notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies 


Act, by failing to supply the annual return for the | 


year 1917 on or before the 3lst March, 1918. 


‘The branch, subject to the right of appeal given | 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the | 
privileges of a registered branch, but without pre- | 
judice to any liability incurred by the branch, which | 


may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 
Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. 





[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Ny Cee is hereby given that the Registrar of | 


Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of ‘St. Mary’s Branch, No, 541, 
of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society, 
on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and after 
notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies 
Act, by failing to supply the annual return for the 
year 1917 on or before the 31st March, 1918. 

' The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, coases to enjoy the 
privileges. of a registered branch, but without pre- 


‘Judice to any liability incurred by the branch, which — 


may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. [658] 


[657] 


' 
i 





[Form 87.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth Cay of Juty, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of St. Mary’s (Women’s) Branch, 
No. 11. of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit 
Society, on the ground that the branch has wiltully, 
and after notice, violated the provisions of the 
Friendly Societies Act, by tailing to supply the annual 
return for the year 1917 on or before the 3lst March, 
1918. 

The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but without pre- 
judice to any liability incurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
: JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 
Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918.. [659] 








[Form 37.—Regulation 17. ] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under nis hand, 
dated the twenty-fifth cay of July, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of St. Joseph’s Branch, No, 366, 
of the Hibernian-Australasian Catholic Benefit Society, 
on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and after 
notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly Societies 
Act, by failing to supply the annual return for the 
year 1917 on or before the 38lst March, 1918. 

The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ecases to emoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but without pre- 
judice to any liability incurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 
Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. [660] 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 28rd July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticzs To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

¥nN— 

Camden: Menangie-road, from existing main south- 
erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing 
main to Menangle-road (4,685). 

Central. TMawarra; Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,739). 


Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street ‘to 
Millier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Queen- 
street westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 
Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to MacKenzie-strect ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-street to existing main; Mac- 
WWenzie-street.. from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; MacKenzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-street (4,677). 


Granville: Louis-street, from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 


Leichhardt: Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756). 
Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,185 yards; Magowar-road, 
from Targo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 
PpAs main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


_D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from Perry-street to 


[517] 


2 Ava., 1918.] 





Metropoliten Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norroz To THe OwnEES oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Bexley: Lymington-street, from Glenfarne-street 
south-easterly 224 yards (4,630); Kimberley-street, 
from Forest-road south-easterly 93 yards (4,671). 

Hunters Hill: Pittwater-road, from Gladesville-road 
to Cambridge-street (6,592). 

Kogarah: Noble-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 188 yards (4,603); John-street, from 
Lacey-street to Bay-street (4,663). 

Hurstville: Carruthers-street, from existing main to 
George-street (4,648). 

Lane Cove: Osborne-road, from Gordon-road southerly 
436 yards (6,605). 

Tidcombe: Jellicoe-street, from Parramatta-road to 
Nicholas-street ; Mons-street, from Parramatta- 
road to Nicholas-street; Ostend-street, from. Par- 
ramatta-road to Nicholas-street; Gallipoli-street, 
from Parramatta-road to Nicholas-street (4,597). 

Marrickville: Lawson-avenue, from FT razer-street 
southerly 82 yards (4,714). ’ 

Mascot: McIntosh-street, from existing main westerly 
181 yards (4,566). 

Mosmam: Lavoni-street, from Awaba-street southerly 
140 yards (6,602). 

North Sydney: Alfred-street, from Junction-street to 
Willoughby-street (6,521); Waverton-avenue, from 
Bay-road south-easterly 153 yards (6,588): Priory- 
road, from existing main easterly and south- 
easterly 109 yards (6,526). 

Parramatta: Pennant-street, from existing main 
north-easterly 98 yards (6,549); McArthur-street, 
from Thomas-street south-westerly 376 yards 
(6,565). 

Petersham: Arlington-street, from Constitution-road 
to  Abergeldie-street; Abergeldie-street, from 
Arlington-street to existing main (4,744), 

Randwick: Ocean-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 115 yards (4,640). 

Ryde: Eltham-street, from William-street to Victoria- 
road (6,596). 

Waverley: Hastings-parade, from existing main to 
Bay-street; Bay-street, from Hastings-parade 
south-westerly 54 yards (4,669); St. Thomas 
street, from Albert-street northerly and easterly 
180 yards (4,667). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


oe main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-third day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. CO. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[174] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Nortiog To THE OwNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Windsor-road to 
Klein’s-road; Klein’s road, from Boundary-road 
north-westerly 52 yards (6571). 

Concord: Wunda-road, from Brunswick-parade east: 
erly 202 yards (4753); Bangalla-street, from 
Brunswick-parade easterly 150 yards (4754). 

Mascot: Beresford-street, from Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604). 

Waverley: The Avenue, from Dickson-street south- 
westerly 126 yards (4637). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

4 Weg main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

A down, the owners of all. tenements and premises 

situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the thirtieth day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C. ROBERTSON, 


Guperintendent of Water Service Board af 
[327] Water Supply and Sewerage, 


No, 95, 2 Avcust, 1918,—2, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


3843 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 3lst July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NortIcE To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Bankstown: Road No. 1, from George’s River road 
southerly 1,676 yards; Road No. 2, from Road 
No. 1 westerly 975 yards; Road No. 3, from 
Road No. 2 southerly 1,043 yards; Road No. 4, 
from Road No. 2 southerly 562 yards (4709). 

Randwick: Hogue-street, from lane to Robey-street 
(4642). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and preniises’ | 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before — 
the thirteenth day of September next, to cduse # , 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to stipply 
water from the main pipe to such tenerhents and 


premises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, nu 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[682] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noricg To Lay Servick Prpgs._ 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in 


Adamstown: Fletcher-street East, from Ninth-street 
to Seventh-street ; Seventh-street, from Fletcher- 
street East to Fourth-street ; William-street, from 
Fletcher-street East to Dibbs-street East; Dibbs- 
street East, from William-street easterly’ to end 
of street. 

Lambton: Fitzroy-street, from Elder-street southerly 
390 yards; Morehead-street, from Hill-street 
northerly 92 yards. 

New Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from St. James road 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lane 
easterly to end of existing main near Curzon- 
road, connecting dead-ends. 

Waratah: Winchester-street, from Windeyer-street to 
Tourle-street; Fitzroy-street, from Waratah- 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, from end 
of existing main easterly to Gamack-street; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-street, 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, etary. 
12th July, 1918. [309] 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noticxy to Lay Servicu Prirss. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
ae may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in)— 


Lake Macquarie Shire: Union-street, from end of ex- 
isting main southerly to South-street. 

Adamstown: Third-street, from Seventh-street eas 
erly to end of street at stormwater channel. 

Waratah: Silsoe-street, from end of existing main 
south-westerly to Ackeron-street:; Ackeron-street, 
from Silsoe-street south-easterly 246 yards to-end 
of street ; Moolcha-street, from Silsoe-street south- 
easterly 266 yards to end of street. 


A ies main pipe in the said streets having been laid . 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 
September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, :' 
ALFRED E, FRY, 
we retary. 
~~ [700] 








Board’s Offices, Newcastle, - 
3lst July, 1918. 


3844. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noticzn to Lay Service Pipns. 


Norrce to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n)— 

Cessnock Shire (Rutherford): Aberglasslyn-road, from 
end of existing main northerly 840 yards. 

rT HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 

pipe to such tenements and prentises, 


By order of the Board, 
‘ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[701] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
'Blst July, 1918. 





PUBLIC SERVIGE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Olerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not (later than) the datés specified :— 


- 6rH Avaust, 1918. 


Interviewing Officer, HKeturned Soldiers’ Settlement 
Branch, Department of Lands, Pay, £3850 per 
annum. Applicants should be returned soldiers 
of commissioned or non-commissioned rank, with 
an. Australian Agricultural College training, 
and must also haye a thorough knowledge of 
agriculture. Employment will be in terms of 
section 44 of the ‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
, and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 

29TH Juny, 1918. 

Lad, about 18 or 19 years, required to assist in Paper 

*~“Sensitising Branch, Stores Supply Department. 
Pay, £100,per annum. Previous experience in 
“Paper Sensitising desirable. Employment will 
be in terms of section 44 of the “Public Service 
aan 1902,” and section 3 of the Amending Act, 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





The thirteenth day of July, 1918. 


BY virtue of the, authority vested, in me by the 
A? ‘District Courts Act, 1914,’?, I hereby appoint 
Mr. Frank Hall to act.as a Bailiff of the District 
Court, holden at Nyngan, during the absence on 
sick leave of Mr. H. W. . Maberly,—to take effect 
from the date of commencing duty. 


W. SCHOLES, 


[510] Judge. 





APPEAL AGAINST INCOME TAX ASSESSMEN'., 
Notice or Honping or Court op Review. 
Net? is hereby given that.a Court of Review for 


the hearing of appeals against Income Tax 
Assessment will be holden at the Court-house, Con- 
dobolin, on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918, at 2 p.m. 


emda ; m sd igo 

egistrar of + + : 

Court-house, Condobolin, e Court of Review. 
29th June, 1918, [17] 


[515] Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 30th July, 1918. 
i OTIEE is hereby. given that tenders will be re- 
ceived from all persons eligible to lease land 
for the purpose of oyster culture for the leasing of 
the land specified in the Schedule hereto for a period 
of fifteen years, with right of renewal for a further 
term of fifteen years, at an annual rental of £3 12s. 


Tenders, stating the premium offered in addition to 
the annual rent, should be submitted in time to reach 
_ this office not later than noon onthe 23rd August 
1918, and should be endorsed ‘ der for Oyster 
Culture Lease, Port Stephens.’’ ee 
_ Every tender must be accompanied by Biheces t show- 
ane ey {nelemetins we ‘rent as ei forth eee for the 
10d of. twelve mont together with th rem 
oferad,® her rior ths, tog e premium 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 


gel m tke State’ Treasury. | 


[2 Ava., 1918, 





Should a tender be accepted, notice of acceptance 
will be published in the Gazette, and the tenderer 
shall receive credit for the rent paid; if rejected, the 
total amount lodged will be returned to him,, 


It is to be understood that any lease granted shall 
be subject to all the conditions and regulations in or 
under the Fisheries Acts now in existence, or here 


after to be madé. 
GHORGE W. FULLER. 





SCHEDULE. 


County of Gloucester, at Port Stephens, containing 
an area of about 1 acre 3 roods: Commencing in the 
waters of Port Stephens on the east boundary of 
Oyster Culture Lease No. 2,315 at a point distant 120 
yards scuth of its north-east corner; and bounded 
thence by a line bearing north 55 degrees east about 
105 yards to the west boundary of Oyster Culture Lease 
No. 5,888; thence by part of that boundary bearing 
south 100 yards, and by a line bearing south 55 degrees 
west about 105 yards to the east boundary of Oyster 
Culture Lease No. 2,315 aforesaid; and by ‘part of 
that boundary bearing north 100 yards, to the point 
of commencement,—as shown on plan catalogued P. 
558-36, deposited in the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secre- 
tary’s Department, Sydney. 


eee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee eee et eee rere ree eee ee Ty 


FORM OF TENDER. 


In accordance with the provisions of the ‘Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910,” and the Regulations there- 
under, I [insert name in full], 


of [state place of residence and nearest post town] 


do. hereby tender a premium of £ . ‘ew 
for a lease of the Crown Land at Port Stephens (P. 
558-36), more particularly described in the Schedule 
to the notice relating to the leasing of the area in 
question. 

Appended is a receipt showing that the premium 
offered and the rent for a period of twelve months 
have been paid into the State Treasury. 








(Signature of AppliGant) 2... .cesautpene: seontise Seah cess om 
(Date) | .....0...000)SGQPEe, REE ENS sealed - SbaEd- He apiek dates tteoes sie 
(326) Stores Supply Committee, . 


15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 15th July, 1918. 


STEAM TUG. 


ae for the supply and maintenance of a Steam Tug 
at the Manning River will be received at the Stores 

Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. 

on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member, 








[623] . New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Railway Commissioners for 
New South Wales, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 

Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 

until noon on the date mentioned for the following 
Supplies, &c. :— 


WeEpNESDAY, 14taH Avaust, 1918, 


Supply and Delivery from Ist September, 1918, till 
30th June, 1919, of Meat required for the Central 
Station Refreshment-room, and (if required by 
the Commissioners) for other Railway Refresh- 
ment-rooms. Proper tender forms and parti- 
culars obtainable. from the Estate. Agent: for 
Railways, 357 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. tall 

Ail tenders must be addressed to the Railway Com- 
missioners. for New South Wales, and endorsed 

“Tender for Supply of Meat.’? 


‘The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept 


any tender. 
J. S. SPURWAY,, 
Seeretary. 


2 Ave, 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 3345, 





pT iT raat Department of Public Works, 
ICL oylet AOL pyomhy, Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 
TENDERS FOB PUBLIC WORKS. 


f ieee will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O'CLOCK 
- ' pM. on the date set forth !in the second column, 


All envelopes cpp nig Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and hawe legibly endorsed ; 
upon then the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be sopep ted Bae the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 
rr Pebrrogs f ae te § : f , 


mo Js 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 











Bilppba tp Adul scart 
flip? bike MorarrIainl yous - 
if inti at Work or Sucplies to B y aE Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
vii ae foi ag hates I Ag Torders will be General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks, 
marsh ae ; received. Paay be aagn. 








Kanin a * . r 
PRS SAT 11) ig £ ; ‘ f oy ae = : 
; Building Works. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and ‘ Court-house, 
Albury. 


Installation of Electric Lighting, Court- 


use, Albury. 


19 Aug., 1918 
House, : : 








4 








Erection of Retaining Wall. and Fence | 19 Aug, 1918 


Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
thereon, Ormond House, Paddington. ; re 


ment, Myuney. } 











Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Cottage | 26 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Hospital, Bulli. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Bulli;) 
and Supervising Hngineer’s Office, 
Wollongong. 


Department of Education, 
my: Sydney, 2nd August, 1938, 
Cia h : TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column, . 

| gnBenders ‘aré) to! be»addragsed to the Under Secretary, Department of Kducation, Sydney, «nd endorsed ‘ Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates),”’ eg 

‘ Ali tender for works at or above £50 must be secompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% ( ls. in the £ 
da the amount of thé tender. FAILURE'TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL. 
¢) © oTendersimust be posted in ample time to reaeh the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered uniess the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and théfullamount of 
deposit is sent by, wire. ) “std 
. ». Deposits, must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or e marked cheque “1 = Sy@mey bank, diawn a 
favour of the Under Secrotary of Education. auvied bers 

- EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTEY 
CHEQUES. wyat © | 

Bf be 9 person. or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persona whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has beer 
accepted shall make defaultin signing the necessary Contract document upon being required) by notice in writing to exécnte 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cance! such acceptance, in which ease the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit.of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Revartnept has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract. 

“The Minister does nob bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education 


\ | / 











Date up to which Where Plans and Specifications may be assem, anc Sander 
ase Or | Desorption of Warete be tendered fon.s) Fengere iD bg Worms obtained, 7 
om | ee at | x. 4 3 ens 
1918. 

Grubben—+New School Building ... weaned ets ...| 8 August ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
sat Wy RIA VX _ Schools, Grubben, Wagga Wagga, and Henty. 

Gulf Creek—Repairs, Painting, and Improvements ...|..8 ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

ec ab p' : iv Schools, Gulf Creek, Barraba, and Bingara. 
Morago—New School Building ... RE tes neal ORB ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and’ Public 
: Schools, Deniliquin and Hay. 

Sebastopo]—Improyements and Repairs aoe Re Bo as .-| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

epon t Hic, PB ' a at lal Schools, Junee and Cootamundra. 

Abernethy—Teacher’s Residence J. i wd eh ADs ...| Department of Education, Sydney ; Chief Engineer, 

Department of Public Works, Newcastle; and 

. , oy Pe anes Public Schools, Abernethy, Cessnock, and West 

“bp , Pee ena 196 t Maitland. 

Bolong—Additionss °°. at on aes Peel coy 3 5 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and ‘ Public 

; Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 

Yetman (Fresh)—Teachey’s Residence ,,, ema We lectineesn)2 ...| Department. of, Education, Sydney ;. and Public 

erate | Schools, Yetman, Inverell, i Be Be : 

Sonorigan (Evesh)—New School Building, .4  « ...| 22 ...| Department of Education, Sydney,;, and Public 

Bogor i ah) in oY Bs he {dial ; Sebool, _ Konorigan, "Bal sd Grafton, and 

ismore. —' 








3846 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ave., 1918, 


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Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


‘a will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations, 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of twu 
sureties for approval. 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 

















R. T. BALL, 
pi ie heel e Stoner ne renee 
Y Date from which 
Watering Place, my cuge Ci Read, cde the Lense may be esis bef 
Ss 2 le re) ni bi le ° « 





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Ace Lei ps 

*Dungle Ridge Bore ... ..| 640 0 0 Angledool to Collarendabri ...| 5 years | 1 Sept., 1918 ...| 19 Aug., 1918 
TDoloiManky ai:% ae ..| 796 0 O | Silverton to Wilcannia ol Oe ales J Oct. 557 ee-s|me Opty, ants s 

Mossgiel Tank .., sae ..| 552 1 O | Booligal to Mossgiel ek Teel QO, 1, Suna ome. “ 

Bunker Tank ... bes ...| 640 0 O | Wilcannia to White Cliffs ood Dy ‘| ae 99), Wes sei se sy 

One Hye Tank ... ae ..| 640 0 0 | Mount Hope to Willanthry Day Leas 3) hes ldgpes ies ae 








* The bore is under the control of the Western Lands Commission, which will supply the lessee with 10,000 gallons of water daily for the use of the 
P,W-P., free of charge. 7 Now wateyr-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed, 


[684] State Fisheries, 
Chief Seoretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 
"TT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Traciags showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen go objecting that they have personally known bons fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months, They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. 


E. B. HARKNESS, 

















Under Secretary. 
yaere Applicant. | Looslity, | Parish, | DOWmEyi eh facmnrcel) da tease: 
Mannine River. Yards. 
9797 | Charles Edward Wood-| Lansdowne River, at the south-east end of{ Harrington..| Macquarie...{ 400 10 years. 
ward, oyster lease No. 9,341, (in two 
sections), 




















Tomaco RIVER. 


9838 | Timothy Wray... | At the eastern end of a small island opposite/ Bateman ...{ St. Vincent..| 200 | 10 years, 
the western end of oyster lease No. 7,932. 


Curypz River. 
Observation Point, at the eastern end of the} Bateman ,;.} St. Vincent..{ 200 15 years. 
Public Oyster Reserve. 
About 30 yards north-easterly from the do oe do 
| north-west corner of portion No, 4. 


9845 ) Charles Thistleton Latta 





9846 Do ni a1800. 4°10 & 


Port SterHENs. 


Fame Cove, at the eastern end of oyster 99 voncenesenes ae ae | 400 | 10 years, 


9848 | William Charles Neal... 
| No, 6,977. 





BRiIsBANE WATER. 
9849*/ Jolin Edmund King ...| At the north-east corner of portion No. 128. Patonga ...] Northum- 200 { 15 years, 
| berland. | 
HAwxkzspuny River. 
9852*, John George Baldwin...{ At Big Bay, lying between oyster leases Nos; Cowan ,..{ Northum- 295 | 15 years. 
4,882 and 8,676. | berland. 


9653*| John Malone ... ..| At the north-west corner of oyster lease Not do on do © 23.)%\" BOD teiG7e8 
7,411, section 2, 


rac es ee 


* Applications Nes, 9,849, 9,852, and 9,858 are subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 


2 Ava, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95 3847 


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[686] State Ficheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 











NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 
nhs is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of Oyster Culturo of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
‘have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


‘The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
‘thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 














SCHEDULE. 
ra — 
istered 3 Situation and extent of Term 
as of 0. Clarit Name and Address of Lessee. area leased of Sona Remarks, 
Papers. : ‘ and Plan Cat. No. Lease. ; 
Fisheries & a. d. 
1918-9521-| 9521" |Inferior] Sydney Ekman --| 103 Wilton-street,} Wallaga Lake, frontage 1,000) 5years| 210 0 | Undersection 12 (33s), ‘ Fisheries 
4514, lands. Surry Hills, yards. Plan Cat. No. W. 5-84. | from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
‘17-7-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9652-| 9652 Do ..| Boris'Cherniayeff.. -..| Stuarts Point ..| Macleay River, frontage 220yards.| do ..| 1 2 0 do , do } 
4512. Plan Cat. No. M. 21-25. 
1918-9717-| 9717 Do ..| William John Parks ..| Woy Woy ..| Brisbane Water, area about 2} do .. 0 0 do | do } 
4513, acres, Plan Cat. No. B. 56-40. 














= = an nentonins — 


Sprorat Convitions, Provisions, Exorprions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


No oysters may be removed from any of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If any lease 
be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to re-determination of rental during the ninth or any later year for a 
further (third) term of five years. 

* Oyster Lease No. 9,521 is granted subject to the special condition that it may not be sold or transferred to any person other than 
an approved Returned Soldier, and that payment of rental shall be deferred over the first three years of the term of the lease, and 
proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of its terms. 





penetra neni lancet arti rtd adie nA 


[685] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 17th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 
1 is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule, 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary's Department, upon application, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 

















ScREDULE. 
istered Situation and extent Term | 
0. of poe barre Name and Addross of Lessee. of area leased of | 5 Remurka, 
Papers, . om and Plan Cat, No. Lease, pee 
Fisheries, Bs.) di 
1918-9623-| 9623 jAverage| Francis Henry Holbert | Holbertown Tea} Port Stephens, frontage 200 yards. |ibyears; 2 O O | Under. section 12 (38), Fisheries 
4500. ands. Gardens. Plan Cat. No. P. 560-36, from (Amendment) Act, 1910 
17-7-18.| | (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9731-| 9731 Do ..| James and John Paddon| Evans Head -.| Evans River, frontage 2007 ton iy as, One Ont do do, 
4501, (Exors, of late Thomas yards, Plan Cat. No. li. 8-7. 
Paddon.) 
1918-9733-} 9738 Do .. do do ae do = as ..| Evans River, frontage 156) do ..| 112 0 do do 
4502, yards, Plan Cat, No. E. 9-7. | 
i 














Spectra, Conpirions, Provisions, Exceptions, COVENANTS, AND RusuRvarions.—Nil. 


in a a Ne AB 


DISTRICT COURTS, 
NOTIG# is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Courthouses at the places and at the times hereunder 


specified, 








When Court to be held. 
Pl ft oy nea ee Last date for Date of 
Ce. { entering Plaints.. | Registrar’s Notice. 
Date. -: Hour, 





Registvar by whora notice given, 


i A I, 


Bathurst 4... oe _sse| 17 Sept.,1918 ...| 10 | 80 Aug., 1918 ...| 22 July, 1918...) J. D. Walker. 

















Bourke re eee oop SREP yy sage LO SeAie?, eh, Visceraee ; SE aH WV cc elly:. 
Cobar oe ree bes (RaOaae Sats. 10 ae tate OER » | Hed. Daley. 
Condobolin.., - BOY ie © he Parcesic eth) 2h JULY pi ks cd LOMO, A ie an. da HL, Kelly. 
Dubbo ey, aR: val LL. Sept, , ve! 20) | 24 Aug.,) 5, 004] 12July, ,,. ...| A. T. Cochrane, 
Glen Innes.., sas Tre ee ate RB OMMSES ;, ee Mee » -.| H. Breakell. 
Goulburn ... ace sisal Ont gy pies (a 2 One 829 dein yi ewe) LBL » «| L. A. McDougall. 
Lismore... ae ce 6 Aug, “ypoo..| -10 (19 duly, ,. 1) 12 June, ,, ...| J. B. Gibson. 
Murrurundi eae Pa a Ye a a. evan LO BrA rigs hs awe LA cass 4) e--| CO. W. Swiney. 
Murwillumbah ... 99) dae ye 20 MSO July) 45. oi Sadly, M4.) Wed. Forrest. 
Muswellbrook mee Arp la-4! es ccs GLO mule Lege US), Wl sii bees) a Olay » oee| G. McKay. _ 
Newcastle ... are sea LCE SOptr Wily Wiss sie LOE ESO B55 Via) orl Lae n «| A. G, Chiplin. 
Nyngan ... a ee STALE, yy) sok ce Cae » | 27 Jane, ,, «| J. KR. R. Miles, Deputy. 
Parkes “ot tee Groh i ese. a poem ce. te LOM 2G ced Ty ie gsctite valli La eintey Bie sectiavs b. browne. 
Singleton ... see sea lMpd aattes ee LOMET SO”. 55 » «| 8S May, , ...| P. EH. Kldershaw. 
Yass ve tee resl ta BOpbeg ag heel AO | 20 Aug, 9,9). 27 duly yy J. M. Bonthorne. 





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$848 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUENT GAZBTTH, No. 95. {8 Ava., 1918, . 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ALTERATION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TRUST DISTRICT OF THE “ BEANBAH 
BORE WATER TRUST.” 


‘ \ J] HEREAS in pursuance of the provisions of section 39 of the “‘ Water Act, 1912,” William Maxwell Irving and John Maxwell Irving, 
both of Pier Pier, Coonamble, signed and forwarded a petition to the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission in and fontye 
State of New South Wales, praying that an area therein referred to be included in the “ Beanbah Bore Water Trust District” : An 
whereas, in accordance with the said Act, the petition was referred to the “ Board” constituted under Part III of the Act: And 
whereas the said “Board,” after giving the Trust an opportunity of expressing their opinion, duly reported and Ene that tbe 
petition be granted without modification : Now, therefore, I, Henry Harvey Dare, in accordance with section 89 of the “Water Act, 1912, 
and pursuant to the provisions of the “ Irrigation Act, 1912,” as amended by the “Crown Lands and Irrigation (Améndment) Act, 1914,’’ 
and by the “ Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916,” and by virtue of the power in this behalf delegated to me by the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, do hereby notify that the area referred to in the said petition, and described in the Schedule hereto, and 
shown by black cross hatching on the plan hereto, is included in the Trust District of the said ‘‘Beanbah Bore Water Trust,” and 
that the boundaries of such District be and the same are hereby altered accordingly. 2 


Given under my hahd, at Sydney, in the said State, this thirtieth day of July, in the year 1918. 











H. H. DARE, Commissioner. 
Tue SCHEDULE REFSRRED TO. f 
DESCRIPTION. 


All that area or tract of country situate in the parish. of, Pier Pier, county, of Leichhardt, and State ‘of New ‘South. Wales: 
Commencing at a point on the right.bank of Nedgera Oreck, being the northernmost north-western corner of portion 84, parish of Tobdta, 
in the said county of Leichhardt, and being also the northernmost north-western corner of Beanbah Bore Water Trust District, proclaimed 
by notification in Gazétte of 24th July, 1912; and bounded thence generally on part of the north-east by part of the generally south- 
western boundary of Beznbah Bore Water Trust District proclaimed as aforesaid, being the right bank of Nedgera. Greek upwards to its 
intersection with a north-western side of a reserved road 2 chains wide running in a generally north-easterly direction through portion 34 
aforesaid ; thence on the south-east by a line crossing Nedgera Creek to the south-eastern corner of portion 10, parish of Pier Pier, and 
the south-eastern boundary of that portion to its south-western corner; thence generally on the south-west by the south-western boundary 
of portions 10 and 6, the generally north-eastern side of the road 2 chains wide passing through portions 13 and 3 to the, south-western 
corner of portion 11, and the south-western boundary of said portion 11 to its north-western corner; thence on the north-west by the 
north-western boundary of portion 11 aforesaid and its prolongation, crossing Nedgera Creek to its right bank ; and thence on the r Kar er 
of the east by part of the western boundary of Tunda Bore Water Trust District, proclaimed by notitication in Gazette of 13th Apullt 0. 
being the,right bank of Nedgera Creek aforesaid upwards, to the point of commencement,—having an area of 998 acres or thereabouts, 


THE PLAN REFERRED TO. ' 


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BEANBAH BORE WATER TRUST DISTRI 
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Extension jo Trust Orstrict Bevndaries shewr) fhus SERRE: 
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6 Ave, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[675] - Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
been ‘pleased’ to approve of the followmg Regulations under the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, made by the Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbi- 
tration, New South Wales, under the authority of the said Act, which repeal 
all existing Regulations made by the Judges of the Court, and are now 
published in accordance with the requirements, of section 73 of the Act. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
’ Minister for Labour and Industry. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
REGULATIONS. 


‘Tuesday, the thirtieth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


WE, Cuartes Gitsert Heypon, Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitra- 
tion, New South Wales, Waiter Epmunps, Tuomas Roun, and Herserr 
Raine Curtewis, Additional Judges of the said Court, constituted under the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) 
Act, 1916, and the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Act, 1918, do hereby, 
in pursuance of the powers conferred upon us by the’ said Acts, make the 
following Regulations for carrying out the provisions of the said Acts :— 


PART IL 
PRELIMINARY, 


1. From and after the third day of Atigust, 1918, all’ regulations 
which have been heretofore made and established under the authority of 
the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended by the Industrial Arbi- 
tration (Amendment) Act, 1916, shall be repealed, and the following shall 


constitute the Regulations for carrying out the provisions of the Industrial : 


Arbitration Act, 1912, the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Act, 1916, 
and the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Act, 1918 (hereinafter re- 
ferred to as “the Act”): Provided that such repeal shall not affect the 
previous operation of any Regulation so repealed, or anything duly suffered, 
done, or commenced to be done, under any Regulation so repealed, or any 
right, privilege, obligation, or liability, acquired, accrued, or incurred under 
any Regulation repealed. 


DEFINITIONS. 


2. Unless the context or subject-matter otherwise requires, words and 
phrases used in these Regulations shall have the same meanings, and in- 
clude the same matters and things as when used in the Act. 


InpustriAL UNIONS. 
Registration of Industrial Union of Employers. 
3. Application to the Registrar for registration as an industrial union of 
employers shall be made in writing in the Form 1 to 3 hereto. 


4. When the Registrar has registered any person or association of persons 
or any incorporated company or association of incorporated companies as 
an. industrial union of employers, he shall issue a certificate of registration 
in the Form 4 hereto, 


Registration of Industrial Union of Employees. 


5, Application to the Registrar for registration as an industiial ition by 
a trade union of employees shall be made in wiiting in the Form 6 bercto. 


3849 





Repeal and 
Savings. 


Section 6. 


Section 


ay 
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3850 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ava., 1918, 


ncaniesspennendeisla nte:= snninsecis ae ndpslipesia ll en ee oa aca er eee 


6. When application is made for registration as an industrial union by a 
trade union of employees, the applicant shall, within fourteen days from the 
time of filing such application, cause a notice in Form 6 hereto to be pub- 
lished in two metropolitan daily newspapers; and where the office of the 
trade union is situate at some place more than twenty miles distant from 
the General Post Office, Sydney, the applicant shall also cause the notice 
to be published in a provincial newspaper (if any) circulating in the district, 
and shall, not later than the date of publication, serve in the manner 
permitted for service of documents by Regulation 134 of these Regulations 
a copy of such notice upon every industrial union of employees affected by 
such application. 


Proof of such publication and service and a statement also of the in- 
dustries and callings affected by or embraced in the constitution of the 
applicant union, and in respect of which Boards have been constituted or 
awards made under the Act, shall be given and made by affidavit in Form 7 
hereto filed with the Registrar. 


Objections thereto. 


7. Within fourteen days from the date of the publication of application 
for registration any person, on his own behalf, or on behalf of an industrial 
union, may file with the Registrar in Form 8 hereto notice of objection to 
the proposed registration, and stating such of the grounds mentioned in 
section 8 of the Act as are relied upon, together with affidavits in support 
thereof, and shall, within the said period, serve copies of the notice of 
objection and of the said affidavits on the secretary of the applicant trade 
union. 


8. Within seven days after service of the notice of objection and affidavits 
the secretary of the applicant trade union may file with the Registrar afli- 
davits in answer to the notice of objection, and shall, within the said period, 
serve copies thereof on the objector. 


9. The Registrar, on fixing a day for considering the objection, shall give 
notice thereof to the objector and the applicant trade union in Form 9 
hereto. 


Hearing and determination. 


10. On the day so fixed, or on any later day to which the hearing is 
adjourned, the Registrar shall hear and determine the matter on such evi- 
dence as may be adduced, and on such records of the Court, or of the office 
of the Registrar, as the Registrar thinks proper to refer to. 


11. When the Registrar has registered a trade union he shall issue a 
certificate of registration in Form 10 hereto. 


12. Every appeal from a decision of the Registrar, under section 8 of 
the Act, in respect of an objection taken as therein enacted, or on refusal 
of registration, shall be made within twenty-one days therdafter by motion 
upon notice. 


Alteration of Union Rules. 


Section 14 (5), 19. Every industrial union contemplating altering its rules shall lodge 

52 1. with the Industrial Registrar a copy of the intended alteration at least 

three weeks before submitting it to the vote of the members, or in any other 

way adopting or effecting the alteration, with such explanation thereof, and 

of the reasons and objects of its introduction as the Registrar may require. 

The Registrar may, if he thinks it advisable, submit any such proposed 

alteration to the Court which may eall for such further explanation and 
information from the industrial union as it thinks fit. 


14. The Court or Industrial Registrar may disallow any such proposed 
alteration, or may approve thereof with or without amendment, and if so 
approved the union shall only make or adopt the proposed alteration as so 
approved. 


For any violation of this rule the industrial union may be called upon to 
show cause why its registration as an industrial union should not be 
cancelled, 


15, Every industrial union shall, upon any alteration or change being 
made in its rules, forthwith lodge with the Registrar a copy of the rules so 
altered, amended, or added to. Any default for a period of more than 
fourteen days by an industrial union in complying with this regulation will 
entail a liability to cancellation of registration. Any such default shall, 
when ascertained, be reported by the Registrar to the Court. 


ASSESSORS TO THE Court AND SPECIAL Courts. 


Court sitting with Assessors. 
. 16. In any case in which the Court elects to sit with assessors, the parties 
to the matter shall, within three days after communication thereof of ‘the 
Court’s election, each nominate an assessor in writing. 


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Court sitting as a Special Court. 


17. In any application or reference in respect of which the Court is Sections 13s, 
required to sit as a Special Court with assessors, the applicant shall within °° 
three days after the filing of the application or reference nominate an 
assessor in writing 


The respondent shall nominate an assessor in writing within three days 
after service upon him of the application. 


Appointment of Assessors. 


18. All nominations shall be filed with the Registrar. On the receipt of a ‘Coen 184, 
aot: 4 130, 
nomination from a party, the Registrar shall thereupon fix a day for the 
hearing of the matter by the Court, and shall notify the parties thereof. 
The Registrar may also direct that notice of the fixing of such day be 
published in such manner and at such times as he shall think necessary. 


Not more than one assessor shall be nominated by any one union, person, 
or party; but at the hearing the Court may, if it thinks fit, make such 
direction as it thinks proper to equalise the number of assessors as between 
the parties. 


19. In the case of applications or references made before the coming into 
force of this rule, nominations may be made by the parties and lodged with 
the Registrar: before the tenth day of August next. 


20. If any of the parties should be out of time, application on affidavit 
may be made to the Court for an extension of time. 


21. The oath to be taken by each assessor appointed to the Court .or 
Special Court shall be in Form 26 hereto, and may be taken and subscribed 
at any hour before the Court or any commissioner for taking affidavits or 
any justice of the peace. 


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Secret Bators. 


22. In taking any secret ballot, the returning officer shall have and exercise Sections 9, 
45, and 48. 
the following powers, and the provisions and conditions hereinafter set out 
shall be observed :— 


The rettirning officer may call and preside at any meeting of the union. 
“He shall appoint all necéssary poll-clerks, shall provide ballot-boxes and 
ballot-papers, and such other proper means and accessories as are, in his 
opinion, necessary. He shall also determine all questions arising as to the 
right of any person to be present or to vote at any such meeting as afore- 
said, and his decision on such questions shall be final. 


All questions also of order and procedure shall be determined by him as 
nearly as possible in conformity with the rules guiding the determination 
of similar questions in the Legislative Assembly. He shall further have 
power to maintain order at’ any such meeting, and, if necessity arises, to 
adjourn any such meeting. to such time as he may declare. 


Every member shall receive one ballot-paper, initialled on the back there- 
of by the returning officer, and shall in the ballot-room, without leaving 
the same, mark the ballot-paper in the manner directed by the returning q 
officer at the meeting, and shall then fold up the paper so as to conceal the 
interior, and disclose only the returning officer’s initials upon the back, and 
shall then return to the polling-table and there openly and in the presence 
of the returning officer, poll-clerks, and scrutineers, present and deposit 
such ballot -paper in the ballot-box. 


Any person proposing to vote shall, before voting, and on the request of 
the returning officer, or any of the poll- -clerks, answer the following ques- 
tions :— 

(1) What is your name? 
(2) Are you a member of the union holding this meeting? 
(3). Have you already voted at this meeting? 


Provided always that the returning officer may, if he thinks fit, permit 
postal voting at any such ballot, or determine that the whole of the voting 
shall be by post, and in that event shall make such arrangements as may be 
necessary or expedient for the transmission of ballot-papers to all persons 
entitled to vote, and for the return and reception of the voting-papers, 
following in connection therewith, the procedure adopted upon State par- 
liamentary elections as nearly as may be. 


The returning officer shall reject all invalid voting-papers. 


Any voting-paper shall be invalid upon which the initials of the returning 
officer do not appear, or on which no marking shall have been made by a 
member, or on which the marking has been made in such manner as not to 
indicate the member’s wish, 


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The poll shall be open at such time and remain open for such time as the 
returning officer shall declare. 


The returning officer shall, on the closing of the ballot, open the ballot- 
boxes and examine the voting-papers and compute the result of the ballot, 
and thereafter report the result to the Court in the ease of a ballot under 
section 9, and to the Minister in all other cases. 


Any person who— 

(a) falsely answers any question put to him by the returning officer, in 
pursuance of these Regulations, or 

(6) attempts to corrupt by any gift or reward or by any promise of or 
any agreement of security for any gift or reward, any member to 
give his vote upon such ballot, or : 

(c) personates or attempts to personate any member for the purpose 
of voting upon such ballot, 

shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £10. 


PART WT, 
ConsTITUTION oF Boarps. 


Constitution and Dissolution of Boards for Industries, Appointment of 
Chairman and Members, and Removal of Members. 


Section 16, 23. The Court may, as oceasion shall arise, proceed to, inquire as to what 
Boards and with what transposition, division, combination, rearrangement 
or regrouping of the industries or callings shall be recommended to the 
Minister for constitution or appointment; and as to what Chairman, and 
as to what persons as members and what number of members of such 
Boards shall be recommended by the Court to the Minister for appointment; 
and as to what Boards shall be recommended to the Minister for disso- 
lution; and as to what member or members of a Board shall be recom- 
mended to the Minister for removal from office. The Court may also in- 
quire as to what matters specified by the Court in its recommendation to 
the Minister shall be within the jurisdiction of the Board. 

The Court may also, upon the application of any person entitled under 
section 81 to institute proceedings before a Board made by notice of motion, 
proceed to make any such inquiry as aforesaid. 

If the Court on its own motion determines to enter upon any such in- 
quiry, it will cause to be served upon such persons or industrial unions as 
shall appear to the Court to be concerned in the matter a notice of the day 
and times at which the Court will sit, and as to what Boards and industries 
shall, upon those days and at those times, be dealt with for the purpose of 
making such investigations as the Court shall think necessary and advis- 
able for the purpose. 

All parties interested shall have the right to appear before the Court and 
make such representations as they may think fit. 

The facts wpon which any such party shall rely shall be brought before 
the Court upon affidavits made by persons competent to affirm thereupon. 

On such inquiry, the Court may make such orders, give such directions, 
and require such fresh evidence as it may deem necessary for the purpose 
of informing itself upon any matters necessary for due investigation of 
the matters in question. 

The Registrar shall, when the Court acts of its own motion, cause such 
orders as the Court may make on such investigation to be served upon the 
persons concerned or otherwise carried into effect. 

. Nominations by employers or industrial unions of employees of members 
of Boards shaH be made at the time of consideration by the Court of 
recommendation of persons to be members of such Boards, and, unless such 
course shall be dispensed with by the Court, shall be supported by affidavit 
in the usual form, 

24. A recommendation of the Court shall, when signed by the Judge and 
sealed with the seal of the Court, be forwarded by the Registrar to the 
Minister. 





PART III. 
JurRispicTion oF Courts AND Boarps. 


Proceedings in Court and in Deputy Courts. 


25. All proceedings in the Court and in any Deputy Court shall be com- 
menced and continued in the office of the Registrar, and each proceeding 
shall. be there kept in a distinct and separate form, intituled “ In the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, guar South Wales,” or “In the Deputy Court 
of Industrial Arbitratio: 1, New South Wales, for the District of 
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26. ne to. any special order which the Court may at any time 
hereafter make, the jurisdiction and powers which may be exercised by any 
Deputy Court to be constituted under section 13p of the. Act shall be 
limited to the matters and things which, under sections 24 and 244 of 
the Act, may be dealt with by Boards Sppointed under the Act. 


27. A Deputy Court shall in all respects follow the practice and pro- 
cedure of the Court, arid the Regulations affecting practice and procedure 
shall, in so fat as they are applicable, and mutatis mutandis; apply to 
Deputy Courts. 


28. The seal of the Court shall bear the Royal Arms, with the words “ The 
Seal of the Court of Industrial Arbitration ” eround .or above, and the 
-words “New South Wales” below. The seal of the Court shall be in| the 
custody of the Registrar. 


29. There shall be a stamp of the Court bearing the words “ Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales.” ‘There shall be a separate stamp 
for each Deputy Court. The stamp of a Deputy Court, shall bear the words 
“ Deputy Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales for the District 
of ————.” The stamp of the Court and of a Deputy Court shall be 
used on documents filed with or issued by the Registrar. 


30. The constitution of the Court, and whether it is to be of oné or Section 12 (5). 
more judges, and of which judge or judges, shall ‘be as announced in each 
case in the No. 1 Court or. by notice in the press. 


Registrar to receive and submit to Court all documents filed, and to issue 
process. 


31, The Rewistthr Shall himself, or by the Chief Clerk, or stich other 
officer a8 he directs, in his name and on his behalf, receive ana submit to the 
Court all documents filed in respect of haul catibiis made to the Court, issue 
all siimmonses, warrants, precepts, and writs, and all orders and judgments 
of the Court, affix the seal of the Court, and keep a record of the proceedings 
of the Court. 

Registrar’s office howrs. 

32. The office of the Registrar shall be open to the public for the trans- 
action of business from the hour of 9.30 o’clock in the forenoon to the hour 
of 3.30 o’clock in the afternoon on all days not being Saturdays, Sundays, 
or holidays, and from 10 o’clock in the forenoon until 12 o’clock noon on 
Saturdays. 


Vacations and holidays. 


33. The vacations and holidays of the Court of Industrial Arbitration 
shall be those mentioned in the Law Almanac for the Supreme Court juris- 
diction: Provided that if the Judge shall deem it necessary, business may 
be taken during vacation. 


Application to the Court—how made. 


34. Applications to the Court (unless otherwise expressly allowéd or 
ordered by the Court, or these Regulations, or permitted by the Act) shall 
be made by summons to show cause in Form 11 hereto, or by motion upon 
notice in Form 12 hereto. 


35, Where any party desires to ask that the Court shall sit at any place 
other than Sydney for the purpose of hearing any matter, he shall file an 
affidavit in support thereof, setting out the facts in dispute, the grounds and 
reasons for his request, stating also. the number of witnesses to be called 
as well as the nature of their evidence. Such affidavit shall be served on 
each of the respondents affected by the request, and any affidavits in answer 
thereto shall be filed by or on behalf of a respondent within three days from 
the service upon him of the affidavit in support of the request. . 


Notices of Motion. 


36. Every notice. of motion filed in pursuance of No. 84 of these regu- 
lations shall contain the grounds of and reasons for such application, verified 
by affidavit, and shall be served as directed by Regulations 131-134 hereof. 


Application for issue of Summons. 


37. Every application to the Registrar for the issue of 4 summons to 
show cause shall be made in writing in Form 13 wri and shall be signed 
by the applicant or his solicitor: 


Withdrawal of Process in Court. 


38. Any application, summons, or motion may, by leave of the Court, be 
withdrawn upon notice of such withdrawal being filed with the Registrar. 
Where any summons for a penalty is by consent of parties withdrawn, the 
‘doeument containing ‘the consent of the’ parties and a statement showing 
the terms of the arrangement in pursuance of which the withdrawal is 
made, shall be signed by the parties and filed with the Registrar. 


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Endorsement of Process. 


39. Every summons and notice of motion filed shall have subscribed 
thereon a memorandum stating whether it is filed by the applicant in person 
or by a solicitor on his behalf, and also stating the applicant’s address for 
service. 


Matters not in Court List of the Day. 


40, All ex parte or informal applications not in the lists of the day shall 
be made in the first instance in the No. 1 Court, and all other applications 
shall be set down for hearing in the No. 1 Court, but may be adjourned to 
the No. 2 Court or to any other, should there be any other. 

Taking: out Exhibits. 
41. Any exhibit put in evidence before the Court may be taken out by 


order of the Judge. 


Searches. 


49, No person “shall be at liberty to search in any matter to which he is 
not a party, other than matters of applications for awards or variations or 


res¢issions of awards without an order of the Judge. 


Return date—how fixed, &c. 
, 43..'The date on which any summons or motion shall be made returnable 


| to or set down for hearing by the Court shall be fixed by the Registrar. 


Section 25 (2). 


Section 13%. 


Sections 10, 14, 


and’ 28. 


Section 28, 


Application for consent to appeal from Board. 


44, Every application to the Court for the consent of the Court to 
exercise jurisdiction under section 25 (2) of the Act shall be by motion 
upon notice. Applications for such consent, lodged in vacation, within 
thirty days from the date of publication of the award appealed from, will 
be heard by the Court after vacation, when, if they are successful, the 
consent of the Court will be granted nunc pro tunc and the notice of motion 
for appeal therefrom may be filed as of the date of the order of consent. 


Application by consent of Court for variation or amendment of Award, or 
for re-hearing. 

45. ‘Applications to the Court, by consent of the Court under section 25 
(2) of the Act, for variation or amendment of an award, or for re-hearing 
in respect to any matter in or omission from an award, shall be made by 
motion upon notice, and upon any such application the affidavits used upon 
the application for consent may be again used, and shall be accepted as a 
compliance with the provisions of Regulation 36. 

Applications to the Court under section 25 (38) of the Act shall be made by 
motion upon notice. 


Appeals to Full Court. i 


46. Applications to the Senior Judge to grant the right to appeal under 
section 136 of the Act against an award of the Court made by a single 
Judge, with or without assessors, shall be by motion upon notice, and shall 
be filed within 30 days of the publication of the award in respect of which 
the application is made. 

47, The notice of motion for appeal shall be filed within three days of 
the granting of the right to appeal. 

48. In all appeals under section 18r of the Act all documents filed in 
the matter shall, unless the Court otherwise orders, be accompanied by two 
‘copies, which copies may be lodged without being filed and without fee. 


Shorthand notes to be filed. 


49. Prior to the hearing of any appeal under section 135 or 25 (2) of 
the Act, the applicant shall, unless the Court otherwise directs, file a type- 
written copy of the transcribed shorthand notes of the evidence taken 
before the Court or Board respectively (or where no shorthand note is 
taken, a typewritten copy of the notes of the Judge or Chairman of the 
Board respectively in the matter), together with a copy of the original appli- 
cation or reference to the Court or Board. 


Matters initiated by the Court. 


50. When the Court, on its own initiative, determines to exercise the 
powers or jurisdiction conferred by sections 10, 14, or 28 of the Act, or to 
enter upon any inquiry with a view thereto, the Court may proceed sum- 
marily or may direct proceedings to be commenced by a summons to show 
cause in Form 11 hereto, Notice of the issue of such summons may be 
served upon such persons as the Court may direct, who may thereupon 
appear at the hearing either in support of or in opposition to the summons. 


Application to Court to prohibit Board. 


51. Application to the Court, under section 28 of the Act, to prohibit any 
proceeding of a Board, or vary or rescind any award, may be made by 
motion upon notice, 


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Order prohibiting Board proceedings, 


_ 52. Upon service of an order made by the Court prohibiting a proceeding Section 28. 
eee an Industrial Board, the chairman of the Board shall forthwith file 

with the Registrar the application or reference made in such proceeding, 
together with all documents and exhibits in connection therewith. 


Appeal by the Crown. 


53. An appeal by the Crewn from an award of a Board shall be made by Section 86. 
motion upon notice. 


APPLICATIONS ror PERMITS. 


54. The applicant for a permit under section 27 of the Act shall sign and Section 2. 
forward to the Registrar or to any inspector or efi person appointed by 
the Minister to issue permits an application in the Form 14 hereto. 

55. The Registrar or any such inspector or other person so appointed may 
in any particular case adopt any mode of procedure which he thinks just 
in order that the determination of the matter of the granting or refusing 
of the permit may be facilitated. 

56. Every permit shall be in Form 15 hereto, or to the lke effect. 

57. A copy of the appointment by the Minister of any inspector or other 
person to issue permits under section 27 (6) of the Act shall be filed by such 
iaspector or other person with the Registrar within seven days after the 
receipt thereof by him, 

58. Every application made to and a copy of every permit granted by any 
inspector or other person appointed as aforesaid, together with all papers 
relating thereto, shall be forwarded by such inspector or other person to the 
Registrar within three days of the determination of the matter, and shall 
thereupon be filed in the Registry. 

59. Notification of the grant of any permit, and of the conditions con- 
tained therein, to the secretary of the industrial union of the trade or 
calling in which such applicant desires to be employed, shall be effected by 
the Registrar by personal service upon such secretary, or upon any, person 
apparently in charge of the office of the union, or by posting the notification 
in a prepaid letter, addressed to such secretary of the union. 

60. Every application to revoke or cancel a permit granted under section 
27 of the Act shall be in Form 16 hereto, and shall be lodged at the office 
of the Registrar, and the applicant shall forthwith serve a copy of the 
application upon the holder of such permit. 

61. Within seven days after service of the application the person whose 
permit is sought to be revoked or cancelled may lodge with the Registrar 
an answer to the application, and shall within the said period serve a copy 
of the answer on the applicant. 

62. The Registrar shall, at the expiration of seven days after the date 
of the lodging of the application, and whether or not an answer has been 
lodged, fix a day for the hearing of the application, and shall notify the 
same to the parties. 


Hearing and determination of application for cancellation or revocation of 
permit. 


63. The Registrar, on the day so fixed, or on any later day to which the 
hearing is adjourned, shall hear and determine the application on such 
evidence as may be adduced, and on such records of the Court or of the 
office of the Registrar as the Registrar thinks proper to refer to. 


- ‘Appeal against determination of Registrar. 


64. An appeal against a determination of the Registrar, under section 27 
of the Act, on the ground that the trade or calling concerned is one in which 
no such permit shall be granted, shall be made by motion upon. notice 
within twenty-one days of the date of such determination; 

65. No fees shall be charged or payable in respect of any proceeding under 
Regulations 54 to 64 of these Regulations, nor for or in respect of any 
application to the Court or Registrar for any permit. under an award. 


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ProcEepure oF Boarps, 


66. The chairman of a Board shall be notified by the Registrar of the section 31. 
constitution or appointment of such Board. 
Every meeting of a Board shall be held at the time and place fixed by the 
chairman or to which the Board has adjourned the proceedings. Where 
the Board has not adjourned the proceedings to a time and place, a majority 
of the members may by writing require the chairman to convene a meeting 
at a time and place specified; and the chairman, by service of notice in 
Form 17 hereto, shall convene a meeting in:accordance with the requisition. 
In the absence of any such requisition, the chairman may, in similar man- 
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A majority of the total number of persons forming a Board composed of 
two members besides the chairman, which majority shall include the chair- 
man, may, by order of the Court Htst had and obtained, form a quorum of 
such Board for the purposes of any of its meetings. 


In all Boards composed of four members besides the chairman, a majority 
of the total number of persons forming the Board, which majority shall 
include the chairman and at least one of the Bower members and one 
of the employee members, may, at. any time, at. the discretion of the :chair- 
man, form a quorum of such Board for the purposes of any of its meetings, 
provided that if any matter shall be put to the vote the voting power of the 
employer and employee members shall be taken to be equal. The Court 
may direct that this rule shall not apply to any particular Board. 


67. Application to the Court to refer to a Board any matter within the 
jurisdiction of such Board shall be made by motion upon notice. ‘The order 
of reference shall be in Form 18 hereto. 


68. Reference by the Minister to.a Board shall be in Form 19 hereto. . 


69. Application to a Board shall be in Form 20 hereto, the matters claimed 
by the applicant being set out in the application in separate paragraphs 
numbered consecutively. The application shall) be addressed to and shall 
be lodged with the chairman of the Board. 


70. When any reference or application under section 31 other than ‘a 
reference by the Court is made to a Board, the chairman shall at once report 
the same to the Registrar, and shall forward with ‘such report all papers 
and documents relating to such reference or application, and shall state as 
nearly as possible how soon the hearing of such matter can be begun and 
with what frequency and duration of sittings it ean be continued, and 
generally any facts which may assist the Court to estimate how long the 
hearing will take before the Board. All such reports and papers shall be 
forwarded by the Registrar to the Senior Judge. Before deciding whether 
the case shall be taken by the Court or the Board, the Court may, if it, 
thinks fit, hear the parties. 

Where a Board has been aftectla by the Court to hear any reference 
or application made to the Board, the chairman may direct that notice in 
Form 21 hereto or to. like effect shall be served’ on such firms. industrial 
unions, or persons in such manner as he thinks fit, and published with 
necessary modifications in such newspapers as he thinks fit. 


71. Eyery, application to a Board by an employer or employers shall be 
accompanied by: a statutory declaration by such employer or employers that 
he is an employer or that they are employers of not less than twenty em- 
ployees in the industry or industries in respect. of which such application 
is made. 

Section 62. 72. The. procedure to be followed at any meeting of a Board shall be as 
follows, provided that the chairman of the Board. may, if he thinks fit, vary 
the procedure herein prescribed, according to circumstances, in order to 
give to all parties such representation as he thinks fair. 

(1) The chairman of the Board shall inform the Board of any refe- 
rence or application made: through him. 

(2) The chairman shall determine the procedure before the Board, and 
give such directions as to notice as he thinks fit. 

(3) At the hearing, the case for the, applicant or the person conducting 
any reference shall be stated. 

(4) Evidence shall be called for the applicant or such person. 

(5) Witnesses shall be examined in the manner following :— 

(a) The' applicant or his representative or the person conducting the 
reference shall conduct the examination in chief. 

(b) The respondent or his representative shall conduct. the cross- 
examination. 

(c) Any member of the Board may examine a slides 

(d) Any further question shall be put by permission of the chair- 
man of the Board in the manner directed by the chairman. 

(6) The case for the applicant or person conducting the reference shall 
then close. 

(7) The procedure laid down in clauses (3), (4), (5), and (6), with 
regard to the case for the applicant shall apply, mutatis mutandis, 
to the case for the respondent. : 

(8) Evidence may be called by the applicant or the person conducting 
the reference in reply. 

(9) The Board may call witnesses. 

(10) Such witnesses may, by permission of the chairman of the Board, 
be examined or eross-examined by any of the parties. 

(11) The person or persons appearing on behalf of the respondent may 
then. address the Board. 

(42) The person or persons appearing on 1 behalf of the applicant or the 
“person conduecting the reference may then address the Board, when, 
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73. Notice of an inspection under section 83 of the Act shall be in Form section 83. 
22 hereto, and shall be served by leaving it with the person ostensibly in 
charge of the premises in question busted working hours, twenty-four, hours 
at least previous to such inspection. 

74, A summons to a witness shall be in Form 23 or Form 24 hereto, and Section 34. 
shall be signed by the chairman of the Board. Service may be effected by 
delivering a copy to the witness, and at the same time producing the original 
for his inspection if so desired. Any number of witnesses may be included 
in one summons, but the copy served need contain only the name of the 
witness upon whom it is served. 

75. The chairman of a Board shall keep or cause to be kept a record of the 
sittings of the Board, of the times of attendance of each member of the 
Board, and of the witnesses appearing before the Board, and shall forward 
or cause the same to be forwarded to the Registrar on the making of the 
award. 

76. When a Board has embodied its determination in an award, the Section 25 (1). 
chairman of the Board shall forward to the Registrar such award and a 
duplicate thereof, and (for record purposes) all application papers and 
documents used in connection with the hearing, and all notes of the pro- 
ceedings before such Board. 

77. The oath to be taken by each member of a Board ay accountant, Secttons 19 and 
under section 34 of the Act, shall be in Form 26 hereto, and may be taken 34: 
and subscribed at any hour before the Court or any Commissioner for Af_i- 
davits or any Justice of the Peace. 

78. Any person appointed to a Board may resign his office by forwarding 
a written notice of resignation to the Registrar. 

No member of a Board shall appear before the Board as an advocate for 
or agent of any party before the Board. 

79. Appeals to the Court under section 35 (3) of the Act shall. be made Sectien 35. 
by motion upon notice. 

80. Submission of questions of jurisdiction made by the chairman of an 
industrial Board to the Court shall be in writing, and shall. be forwarded by 
the chairman ‘to the Registrar, who shall thereupon file such submission of 
record in the Court. 

$1. Either party to a’ proceeding may jat any time Pa es ay hearing,. oF Section $7. 
at the hearing,| apply to the Judge in Chambers, or in Court, or to the 
chairman, of a, Board, for the consent of the Court or chairman, that a 
person who is not or has not been actually and bona fide engaged in one of 
the industries or callings in respect of which such proceeding is taken may 
appear as an advocate or agent. 


PART VY. 


CONCILIATION. COMMITTEES. 


82. The notification of districts by the Minister under section 38 of the pecucse 38, 39, 
Act shall be in Form 25 hereto published in the Government Gazette and ~ 
in two metropolitan daily newspapers, and in’such other newspapers circu- 
lating in the district concerned as he may direct. 

83. The constitution under sections 39 and 42 of a conciliation committee 
shall be made, by Ministerial minute, after notification in the newspapers 
mentioned in the preceding regulation at least once in each week for two 
weeks, that the Minister: proposes to constitute such committee, and con- 
taining such further information as the Minister thinks fit! The appoint- 
ment of such committee shall take effect from a date to be specified in such 
minute. Such minute shall be published in the Government Gazette. 

84. The provisions of these regulations relating to the summoning of 
meetings of a Board by its chairman, the oath to be taken by a member of 
a Board, or the resignation of a member of a Board, shall apply to the sum- 
moning of meetings of a conciliation committee, the oath to be taken by or 
the resignation of a member thereof. é 

85. The agreement referred to in section 41 of the Act shall be certified by Section 41. 
the Chairman in writing under his hand in Form 25a hereto, 

86. The seale of allowances to persons summoned to attend a conference Section 48. 
under the provisions of Part V of the Act shall be that set out in Regu- 
lation 150 of these Regulations. 





PART VI. 


LockK-0UTS AND STRIKES. 


87. The notice of intention to commence a strike or of the existence of Section 45 (¢). 
such conditions as are likely to lead to a strike shall be in Forms 27 and. 
28 hereto, shall be signed by or on behalf of the employees. proposing to 
strike: or affected by the said conditions, and shall: be forwarded by re gis- 
tered post addressed to the Minister for Labour and Industry. 
88. Proceedings fora penalty under sections 44, 46, and 48B shall be 
by summons to show cause. 





Section 52m. 


Seetion 526, 


Section 52H. 


Section 62x. 


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TRADE UNIONS. 


89, Copies of all agreements filed with the Court under section 52r of 
the Act shall be annexed to an affidavit in Form 29 hereto, verifying the 
correctness of the copy, and shall be filed in the office of the Registrar prior 
to the institution of any proceedings under the said section. The original 
agreement shall be produced in the Registry at the time of filing the said 
copy for the notation thereon of the fact of filing, and will be returned by 
the Registrar with an endorsement in Form 29, hereto. 

90. Proceedings under subsection (2) (b) of 52a, 52c, 528, subsection 2 of 
521 or 52K, shall be by summons to show cause. 

91. When an order is made under section 46, subsection (2) (b) of see- 
tion 524, 52c, 52n, 52c, subsection (2) of 521 or 52K, such order 
shall be lodged in duplicate with the Registrar, who shall forward a 
duplicate to be recorded in the office of the Prothonotary of the Supreme 
Court or of the Master in Equity as shall be named in the order or as the 
nature of the order may require. 


92. Where any trade union fails within the time prescribed by the Court 
in any order made under section 46 or 52K to pay any penalty imposed by 
the Court, the Registrar shall report such default to the Court. 


93. An order under section 52c¢ directing that a trade union shall be 
wound-up and appointing a receiver of the assets of the trade union shall 
be in Form 30 hereto. 


94, Every order served upon any bank, corporation, company, or person 
under section 52H of the Act shall be accompanied by a notice signed by 
the Registrar in Form 31 hereto. 


95. Notice under the hand of the Minister given under section 52H of 
the Act shall be in Form 82 hereto. 


Annual Return to Registrar of Trade Unions. 


96. The returns to be made under section 52k of the Act by trade 
unions to the Registrar of Trade Unions shall be delivered to or forwarded 
by registered post addressed to the Registrar of Trade Unions on or before 
the first day of June in each year, and shall in each case be made up to 
the first day of May preceding the day on which the returns are so delivered 
or forwarded. 


97. Separate statements shall be made as well in the case of the first 
return as of all subsequent returns relative to the following matters :— 

(a) A statement of all alterations, amendments, rescissions, or addi- 
tions to the rules of the trade union during the preceding twelve 
months setting out in full the text of each alteration, amendment, 
rescission, or addition, and (excepting in the case of a rescission) 
the text of each particular rule as altered, amended, or added to. 

(b) A copy of the rules of the union actually in force. 

(c) A statement of the names in alphabetical order and full postal 
addresses of all members, distinguishing those who are financial 
from those who are unfinancial, and in the case of the latter stating 
the amount of arrears due, the period for which the arrears are 
due, and whether and how much of such arrears are for subscrip- 
tions, fines, levies, or otherwise. 

(d) The names and full postal addresses of all executive or other 
officers of the union, the offices held by them respectively, and the 
dates of their respective appointments thereto. 

All statements shall be signed by the secretary or other officer forward- 
ing the same, and shall be verified by statutory declaration. 





PART VII. 
BREACHES oF AWARDS AND OTHER OFFENCES. 


Proceedings before Industrial Magistrate. 


98. The procedure of an Industrial Magistrate’s Court in the exercise of 
the jurisdiction and powers conferred by the Act shall, subject to the pro- 
visions of the Act and these Regulations, be regulated by the Acts in force 
for the time being regulating summary proceedings before justices. 


Notice to Complainant. 


99. Where a complaint or an information for hearing by an Indus- 
trial Magistrate has been filed in the office of the Registrar, a notice in 
Form 34, of the time and place fixed for such hearing and stated in the 
summons issued to the defendant shall be given to the complainant. If the 
case is to be heard in the metropolis, the summons shall be prepared, and 
such notice shall be given forthwith; if it is to be heard in the country, the 
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from the Industrial Magistrate and the summons has been prepared, be 

served on the complainant within the time and in the manner directed by 

these regulations for service of documents. A memorandum of the fact 

of such service shall be endorsed upon the complaint or information. 
Appearances before Industrial Magistrate. 

100. Upon the hearing of any matter before an Industrial Magistrate, the 
applicant and defendant may appear, and each conduct his case by himself, 
or by his counsel or attorney, or by any agent duly authorised by him in 
writing, whose authority shall be filed with the Registrar prior to the 
hearing, or proof of whose authority to act as such agent shall be given 
orally at the hearing. 


Summonses before Industrial Magistrates during Vacation. 

101. Summonses in matters for hearing before Industrial Magistrates 
shall not be made returnable during the vacations of the Court: Provided 
that if the Chief Industrial Magistrate, or in his absence the Registrar, 
thinks it necessary any such summons may be made returnable at any time. 


Application for Order under Section 49. 
102. Application for an order under section 49 of the Act shall be by Section 49. 
complaint filed in the office of the Registrar. Every person other than 
a solicitor or attorney making a complaint on behalf of another shall file 
in the Registry at the time of filing the complaint a memorandum in writing 
authorising the making and filing of such complaint. 


. Appeal to Court under Section 49. 
103. Every appeal from a judgment or order of any District Court or 


Court of Petty Sessions under section 49 of the Act shall be made within 
twenty-one days by motion upon notice. 


Breach of Award or Industrial Agreement. 


104. Proceedings for an order under section 50 of the Act shall be com- Section 50. 
menced by complaint filed in the office of the Registrar. 


Motion for Writ of Injunction before Industrial Magistraée. 

105. The motion for a writ of injunction under section 50 of the Act shall 
be a motion upon notice in the form, mutatis mutandis, 12 hereto, and shall 
be served as directed by the Registrar or Industrial Magistrate. The writ 
of injunction shall be in the form 33 hereto. 


Committal for Trial under Section 50. 

106. Proceedings for committal for trial by the Court under section 50 
of the Act shall be commenced by information filed in the office of the 
Registrar. 

Scale of Costs. 

107. The scale of costs to be fixed by the Court under section 50, sub- Section 50. 
section 4 of the Act, shall, in addition to the amount of the fees of the Court 
and witnesses’ expenses (if any), be as follows :— 

If counsel appears, £3 3s. to £8 8s. 

If an attorney without counsel appears, £1 1s. to £6 6s. 

If neither counsel nor attorney appears, but the case is conducted by an 
industrial inspector or by the party or his agent, 10s. to 30s. 

Tf several cases are brought between the same parties, or for breaches of 
the same kind, the Registrar or Industrial Magistrate may allow costs 
within the prescribed scale in each case, or in one case only, or may allow 
costs in each case less than the prescribed minimum. 


Proceedings for Penalty under Section 51. 


108. Proceedings for a penalty under section 51 of the Act taken before Section 51. 
an Industrial Magistrate shall be by information filed in the office of the 
Registrar. 

Proceedings for Unlawful Dismissal under Section 52. 


109. The proceedings for an offence under section 52 of the Act shall be gection 52. 
commenced by summons after leave of the Court has been first obtained. 
Application to the Court for such leave shall be by motion. 

Fines and Subscriptions payable to Unions. 


110. Proceedings for an order under section 53 of the Act shall be com- Section 53. 
menced by complaint filed in the office of the Registrar. 


Proceedings in Appeal under Section 55. 


111. Proceedings in any appeal or for and upon a case stated under section Section 55. 
55 of the Act shall be filed in the office of the Registrar. 


Penalties and Costs. 


112. ‘Application to an Industrial Magistrate for a penalty under section Section 61. 
61 of the Act shall be by information filed in the office of the Registrar. 


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Registrar's Process under Section 65. 


Section 65. 118: The Registrar’s summons for the purpose of any inquiry’ directed by 
‘the Judge under section 65 of the Act or for the purpose of any matter 
which by or under the Act or Regulations is or may be referred. to, him 
shall be in Form 35 hereto. 

The Registrar may in any matter, other than an inquiry directed by the 
Judge, require the applicant for a summons to file an affidavit before the 
issue of such summons. 


Withdrawal before ye Magistrate. 


114. Any proceedings for penalty before an Industrial Magistrate or the 
Registrar may be withdrawn by consent of the parties, and by leave of such 
Industrial Magistrate or Registrar upon a document containing such con- 
sent, aid the terms of the arrangement in pursuance of which the with- 
diawal is to be made signed by the parties so filed in the office of the 
Registrar. 


PART VIII 
MISCELLANEOUS. 


Procedure to be followed in Enforcing certain Judgments, Convictions, 
and Orders. 


Section 54. 115. Where an order is made under section 44, subsection (2) of section 
49, or sections 50, 52, 53, or 68 of the Act, such order shall be, mutatis 
mutandis, in the Form 86 hereto, and shall be lodged with the Registrar, and 
by him filed in the office of the Court named therein, or if no Court is so 
named, in the Metropolitan District Court. é 

116. Where an order is made under section 46 or 52K of the Act it shall 
be, mutatis mutandis, in Form 36 or 37 hereto. 

117. Orders for the payment of costs only shali be in the Form 38 hereto, 
and shall be lodged with the Registrar and by him filed in the office of the 
Court named therein, or, if no Court is so named, in the office of the Metro- 
politan District Court. 

118. Where any penalty is imposed under section 48B of the Act by the 
Court or under sections 18, 19, 33, 35, 48, 48c, 48p, 48n, subsection (5) of see- 
tion 49;.or sections 51, 521, 65, 67, 68, 70, T1y or 72 of the Act, by the Regis- 
trar or an Industrial Magistrate, and the person against whom such conviction 
or order is made does not pay in accordance with the terms of the convic- 
tion or order the amount thereby adjudged to bé paid as ascertained thereby, 
any justice of the peace may, by warrant, commit such person to prison, 
there to be kept according to the terms of the conviction or order unless he 
sooner pays such amount, and (if he shall so order, the eosts and charges of 
conveyance of such person to prison) for the purposes of such warrant 
may exercise the jurisdiction conferred upon Justices by the “ Justices Act, 
1902,” and Acts amending same. 

Section 68. 119. Application to an Industrial Magistrate or the piney for an order 
for a penalty under section 68 of the Act shall be by complaint filed in the 
office of the Registrar. 


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Procedure before Registrar. 


120, The Registrar shall have the following powers in relation to any 
matter by the Act or the Court referred to him :— 
(a) To summon witnesses: 
(b) to adjourn any matter or hearing ; 
(c) to amend or give leave to nada any geen ceton notice, or other 
process; 
(d) to adopt any procedure consistent with natural justice that he may 
think fit. 
The above powers, if exercised on the application of a party, may be 
exercised on such terms as the Registrar thinks just. 


- Order of Industrial Magistrate to be filed. 
- 121. Every order of an Industrial Magistrate shall when signed by him be 
filed with the Registrar. . 
Order of Registrar to be stamped. 
122, Every order of the Registrar shall, when s piggy be stamped with the 
stamp of the Court, and filed. . 
Lodging and. Service of Minutes of Award. 


123. 'The party who has the earriage of an award, order, or direction of 
the Court, or the Judge, shally within ten days of the same being pronounced, 
or within such further time as the Judge directs, lodge the minutes with 
the Registrar, and take out an appointment to proceed. Two.days’ notice 
of the appointment shall be given to the other party, and to each. person who 





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has appeared in the proceeding in which. the award, order, or direction 
was made, and a copy of the draft minutes shall be served upon such party 
and upon each such person at the time of serving the notice. 


124. If default be made by the party who has the carriage of any award; 
order or direction of the Court or Judge in lodging minutes and taking out 
ah appointment in the manner and within the time prescribed by the last 
preceding regulation, the Registrar may proceed to lodge and settle the 
minutes thereof, and for that purpose may prepare all necessary documents, 
take out appointments, and give all necessary notices on behalf of and at 
the expense of the party having the carriage thereof, who shall, on demand, 
pay the cost thereof to the Registrar. 


Settlement by Registrar. 


125, The Registrar shall settle: the minutes of the award, order, or 
direction, provided that if any party be dissatisfied as to the form in which 
the minutes have been settled, he may, within two days of the settlement 
thereof, apply to the Court to vary the minutes as settled. 


Registrar may settle without Appointment. 


126. The Registrar may, by order or leave of the Court or the Judge, 
settle and pass any award, order, or direction without making any appoint- 
ment to do so, or upon an appointment returnable forthwith; or without 
notice to any party. 


Awards, &c., to be signed by Judge and filed. 


_ 127. Eyery such award, order, and direction shall; when approved and 
signed by the Judge, be filed with the Registrar. 


Publication of Awards. 


128, Every award and every order or direction, making, varying, amend- 
ing or rescinding any award, whether made on appeal from a Board or, by 
the, Court in the first instance, shall, when, settled, be lodged in duplicate for 
signature, and when signed by the Judge and filed, with the Registrar, be 
published. in the Government Gazette, and shall, unless. the; Court other-. 
wise directs, come into operation or take effect after the expiration of-four- 
teen days from such publication. 


The Registrar may, in publishing any such award, order, or direction, 
at his diseretion delete all or any part of the title of the matter or other 
formal parts thereof. 


Service of Appointment and Evidence, 


129. Every appointment to proceed upon any matter before the Registrar 
shall be issued and served at least two days before the time fixed; and upon 
atly proceedings wherein evidence is to be given the Registrar shall be at 
liberty to direct that such evidence be taken on affidavit or partly on 
affidavit. 


Previous Documents may be used. 


130. All documents, affidavits, and evidence which have previously been 
filed and read and taken in the Court of Arbitration, or the Industrial 
Court, or this Court, upon any proceedings in a matter before any such 
Court, may be used before the Registrar in all references and application to. 
and Proceedings before him. 


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Service of Process by Parties. 


131. Parties shall, unless the Court otherwise directs, effect service of all 
documents and proceedings in the manner hereinafter prescribed. Service 
of process or other document, except a suinmons, may be effected by means 
of a copy thereof stamped with the stamp of the Court. Service of a sum- 
mons shall be made by means of a duplicate original. 


Service on Persons. 


132. Service of process or any document upon any person shall be 
effected— 


(a) by leaving such process with such person, or by tendering such 
process to such person; or ‘ 

(b) by leaving such process with any person apparently above the age 
of 14 years at the residence or usual place of business of such 
person, or at the address filed for service by such person, where he 

has filed such address; or pin , 

(c) where such person has filed an address for serviee by, posting such 
process in a prepaid registered letter addressed to such person at 
such address; or 

(d) where such person has not fled ¢ an address for service, by’ posting 

“, = such process in a prepaid registered. letter addressed to such; -per- 
son at his-residence or usual ‘lace ot fhrastrioes, » 


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Service upon Corporations. 


133. Service of any process or document upon any corporation incor- 
porated under any statute passed in any of His Majesty’s Dominions shall 
be effected— 


(a) by leaving such process with the seeretary or public officer thereof ; 
or 

(b) by tendering such process to such secretary or public officer; or 

(c) where such corporation has filed an address for service, by posting 
such process in a prepaid registered letter addressed to such secre- 
tary or public officer at such address; or 

(d) where such corporation has not filed an address for service by 
posting such process in a prepaid registered letter addressed to 
such secretary or public officer at the registered office of such 
corporation. ; 


Service upon Unions, 


134. Service of any process or document upon a trade or industrial union 
shall be effected— — 


(a) by leaving such process with the secretary thereof; or 

(b) by tendering such process to such secretary; or 

(c) where such union has filed an address for service, by posting such 
process in a prepaid registered letter addressed to such secretary 
at such address; or 

(d) where such union has not filed an address for service by posting 
such process in a prepaid registered letter addressed to such secre- 
tary at the office of the union. 


Registrar may direct Mode of Service. 


135. Where personal or other service of any process or document is re- 
quired by these Regulations or otherwise, and it is made to appear to the 
Registrar that such service cannot conveniently be effected, the Registrar 
may make such order for substituted or other service, or for the substitution 
of notice by letter, telegram, public advertisement, or otherwise, as may 
seem just. 


Registrar may extend time. 


136. The Registrar may extend the time fixed by the Regulations for the 
lodging of any document or the doing of any act (whether that time has 
expired or not). 


Directions as to Service upon Applications for or affecting Awards. 

137, Every applicant to the Court for an award or for any amendment, 
variation, or rescission of an award, or otherwise relating to or affecting an 
award, shall immediately upon filing the application, if made to the Court, 
and immediately upon notification to him of the Court’s determination to 
hear the application if made to a Board, take out an appointment before 
the Registrar for directions for service. Evidence shall be supplied to the 
Registrar upon affidavit as to the persons, companies, associations, or unions 
interested in the application, or who will be affected thereby, and every such 
affidavit shall state the means of knowledge of the deponent, and the in- 
quiries or searches, if any, made by him to ascertain who is so interested or 
will be so affected. 


188. The order of the Industrial Registrar directing service shall be filed 
by the applicant, and shall be in Form 39 hereto. 


139. When service or publication of a notice:of any application of the 
nature referred to in Regulation 137 is directed by the Registrar, such 
notice shall be in Form 40 hereto, unless otherwise directed by the Registrar. 


Time of Service. 


140. Every summons and notice of motion, together with accompanying 
affidavits, shall be served upon the person, company, association, or union 
thereby summoned to appear or notified at least three days before the return 
day thereof, or the day on which it is proposed to move, unless the Court 
gives leave for shorter service. Affidavits in answer thereto may be filed 
and served not later than the day preceding the hearing. 


Summons to Witness. 
141. A summons to a witness shall be in Form 23 or Form 24 hereto. 
Any number of witnesses may be included in one summons, but the copy 
served need contain only the name of the witness upon whom it is served. 
Form of Fvidence. 


142. In any proceedings before them, the Court or Industrial Magistrate 
or Registrar may hear evidence either orally or by affidavit, whether notice 
of intention to call such oral evidence has been given or not. 


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Where no Form prescribed. 


148. Where no form, or no adequate form, is prescribed in these Regula- 
tions in respect of any proceeding, the forms adopted and signed by the 
Judge in respect of the proceeding shall be the form which shall be used 
in like proceedings. 

144, All proceedings shall be clearly written, and the same shall not be 
received unless so written, and no proceeding shall be of record or used in 
the Court unless and until it has been filed with the Registrar on the day 
prior to the hearing unless the Court specially permits the filing subsequent 
thereto. 


Form of Documents. 


145. All documents other than affidavits and copies thereof shall be on 
foolscap paper with a quarter margin, written on one side only, and having 
not less than two nor more than five folios of seventy-two words on each 
page, and divided into convenient paragraphs, with the numbers of the 
paragraphs severally written on the inner edge of the margin. 


When Forms not as prescribed. 


146. When anything is required to be in any of the forms prescribed, it 
shall be sufficient if it be to the like effect, and any such forms may be 
modified by the authority of the Registrar to suit particular cases; and the 
Registrar may require further evidence by statutory declaration or other- 
wise, in addition to that prescribed by these Regulations, in any case in 
which to him it may seem expedient. 


Form of Affidavits. 


147. All affidavits shall be on foolseap paper, and shall be in the form 
now ordinarily used in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, with the 
numbers of the paragraphs severally written on the inner edge of the margin, 
with a quarter margin, but written on one side only of the paper, and 
folded lengthwise, with the name of each deponent, and the date of swearing 
endorsed thereon. And there shall be not less than two nor more than five 
folios of seventy-two words on each page. 


Endorsement of Filed Documents. 


148. Every document filed by a party shall be endorsed with the title of 
the matter and short description thereof, and the name and address. of the 
party filing the same, and such address shall be deemed to be the filed 
address for service of such party. 


Fees. 
149. The fees to be demanded by and paid to the Registrar shall be as 
follows :— 

s. d. 
On application for a summons (other than a summons to witness) oe 0 

On every summons (other than a summons to witness) for each 
person summoned, Jincluding « filing, TOG bisiors lecrerene sivis oosro.clese ox 256 
On every summons to witness for each witness .............6.- aU) 
Ong every Movlces OL UMOULIONMN: cayciesis soc. oc. crea a cere ere clnverctare catette ss 2 6 

On every order or determination of the Court or Judge, including 
PULLIN Ore ov entices ot era sin erate eeeeeenT alate Sis. <p ope ceneretslnia cies saeve sens) areca apeeeeene ZG 
Afixing seal of Courthto any document, ii) soe Fele atc baaters of Sik eiske 5 0 
Oni filing applieation) for negistra tion |) 4/3), seicarelete stayeicie afae devs wisie pl 5 0 
On filing notice of objection to registration ..............0.000es 74} 
On filing answer to notice of objection «.. 6. 6 scis.s ac one cudc cies eee © ie. 
Onenlines application tom Cancellation, |: ss sce sere caliente eerste aerate Spl dh D) 
On filing answer to application for: cancellation ................. 2 0 

On filing industrial agreement or rescission or variation of indus- 
trial Ma erecinenitarcront dorset bias oss ok tats ake ates Det etaicke susres aac be O 
On filing veda VLEs ee sale tals oo a dik: ore aa MRI e alae ialece aia, a euavele 1 0 
Ont iling; nomination ofcany assessor. Gc. .)cisj.ce sacle ist obo Sette sl cccas, oes 19 
Oniflingevany Ober, GOCuUMmeNnt, f. 7 ects eae om taeceteee att cts rae 2 O 
Hor issuing’ certificate ofi registration! :.. wiik feel. Sod. fe Setars. 2 10 0O 
MOCAV OME adtynlist «Besa dhs, alls fin aves bi ons /e siulhuraure ofan amre Geverchd« os Bins s 1 0 
FNSUCCLIONS cow yt tiara Bese crmaisve.« ous's.s)s Faves diene see ays MR ane cose ib Aw 
For preparation of any document, per folio of 72 words.......... CO 
For copy of any document, per folio of 72 words................. 0 4 

For each carbon copy of any such document ordered by the same 
person at the same time, per folio of 72 words.............. 0 2 

On every order or determination of the Registrar (including 
Nines FOS) Ais, 5 seyret. Fe tic) oro Seal dha! SakereV ate Mente s reas citeye-ds os 2 6 
Wor. certificate) Of | ReECISLPAaT cw.) oi).d chas shalere ser teats bette ate o's cee Pee er Aaa 
On every appointment before Registrar .....0.......c00. cee , 1 0 


The fees to be paid in proceedings before an Industrial Magistrate or the 
Registrar in the exercise of the powers of Justices in Petty Sessions shall 
be according to the scale of fees fixed under the “ Justices Fees Act, 1904,” 
and published in the Government Gazette of 2nd September, 1914. 


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Allowances to: Witnesses, &c. 


160, The scale of allowances, to witnesses; and persons summoned by the 
Registrar, or summoned to attend a conference under the provisions of Part 
V. of the Act shall be: fed ib 
Barristers, solicitors, medical practitioners, surveyors, architects, and 
other, professional men, per day, £1 1s, wx 1 
If country witnesses, an additional, daily allowance, 5s, to £1 1s. . | 
..., Merchants, bankers, ,accountants, auctioneers, and the like, per day, 
10s, 6d. to £118... , 
If country witnesses, an additional daily allowance, 5s. to 12s. 6d...) 
Tradesmen, master mariners, clerks, and the like, per day, 7s. 6d. to 15s. 
If country witnesses, an additional daily allowance, 2s. to 6s. 
Artisans, Journeymen, sailors, labourers, and the like, per day, 5s. to 12s. 
If country witnesses, an additional daily allowance, 2s. to 6s, | 
Female witnesses, according to station in life, 9s. 6d. to 10s.. 6d. 
Tf country witnesses, an, additional daily allowance, 2s. to 6s. é 

No witness shall be deemed to be a country witness who resides within 
five miles of the principal post office or court-house of the town where the 
suit, is tried, or who ordinarily proceeds to some office or place of employ- 
ment within five miles of such post office or court-house. 

In addition to the above allowances, country witnesses may be allowed 
such sums.as the Court, Industrial Magistrate, or Registrar thinks reason- 
able, to provide for actual expenses of conveyance to arid from the place of 
trial, excluding any charges for maintenance or sustenance or of travelling. 


Time-sheets and Pay-sheets. 


151. The time-sheets and pay-sheets referred to in section 68 of the Act 
shall be written up in English letters and figures, and shal! contain the 
following particulars :— . q 

(1) The full names of the employees in the industry. | 

(2) The occupation and classification of the employees under the award 

- or industrial agreement by which the industry is governed. 

(8) The number, of hours worked by each employee during each week, 
and where there ig in the award a limitation of the daily hours of 
work in respect of any class of employee, and where provision is 
made for payment of daily overtime, the number of hours worked 
by each employee in such class during each day, and also the time 
or times of starting work and the time or times of ceasing work. 

(4) Where the award or industrial agreement preseribes—(a).a weekly, 
daily, or hourly rate of wage—the rate of wages per week, day, or 
hour at which each employce is paid; (b) piece-work—the number 
and description of pieces made by each employee, and the rate per 
piece at which such employee is paid. 

(5) The amount of wages paid to each employee, showing deductions 
from such wages. 

(6) Such other particulars as may be necessary to show on inspection 
that the hours, rates, or wages, and payment for overtime as laid 
down by the said award or industrial agreement are being com- 
plied with in every particular. 

(7) When an employee“is an apprentice, his age and the date of his 
apprenticeship. 


Section 68. 


Exhibition of Awards. 

152. Every award required by section 68 of the Act to be exhibited and 
kept exhibited by an employer shall be exhibited and kept exhibited by the 
employer by being securely attached to a wall, partition, or other fixture, or 

- notice-board at the factory or workshop, where he carries on his business, 
so as to be legible by his employees either in their passage to or from their 
work or during the performance of their work. 


Powers and Duties of Inspectors. 


Section 67, ‘ 153. An inspector may, at any reasonable times— 

(a) enter a place where any industry is carried on to which an award 
of a Board or an award or-order of the Court relates, for the pur- 
pose of ascertaining whether a copy of such award or order is 
exhibited and kept exhibited as required by section 68 of the Act, 
and for the purpose above. mentioned may ask any reasonable ques- 
tions of the employer, ‘or the employees engaged in such industry, 
or any person in charge, or apparently in charge, of such place, or 
of the earrying on of ‘such industry; and ‘every such employer, 

_employee, and person shall, in reply to such questions, give such 
information as he may possess to enable the inspector to carry out 
the purpose above mentioned ; , cfg 

(b) require an employer in an industry in respect of which an award 
of the Court or of a Board, or an industrial agreement is in force, 
or the person apparently in charge of any premises where such 


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industry or portion of such industry is carried on, to produce the 
time-sheets and pay-sheets of the employees of such employer in 
such industry, for the purpose of enabling such inspector to ascer- 
tain whether such time-sheets or pay- Aheets are kept, or caused to 
be kept, as required by section 68 of the Act, and for the purpose 
above mentioned may enter any, premises upon which any such 
industry is being carried on, or:any place of business of such em- 
ployer. If any person obstructs an. inspector in the exercise of his 
powers under this Regulation, or fails when duly required to pro- 
duce any time-sheets or, pay-sheets or to answer any questions 
authorised under this Regulation, or to give such information as 
required under this Regulation, he shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

154, An inspector may not only inspect any portion of the premises and 
any work which is in course of being done or which has been finished, but 
may ask any questions of the employer or any employee which he deems 
necessary for the purpose of determining whether or not the requirements 
of the award respecting the maintenance, conditions, or arrangement of the 
premises, or the conditions under which the work shall be carried on are 
duly observed. 

General and Supplemental. 

155. Where there is no established practice or usage of the Court, and 
where none of the rules now made is applicable, then the practice for the 
time being of the Supreme Court, in its Equitable Jurisdiction, shall, as far 
as is practicable, regulate the practice of the Court. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 1. 
(Section 6, Regulation 3.) 
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION, 
By @ Person. 


IN pursuance of the proyisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” 
I [state applicant's name and business, as shipowner, draper, general carrier, 
¢c,] hereby make application for registration as an Industrial Union of Em- 
ployers, under the style of “ 
I enclose herewith a declaration respecting number of employees. 
Dated at , this day of velo ne 


[Signature of Applicant.] 


[Office of Applicant.] 
To the Industrial Registrar, Sydney. 





de INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 

£ Form 2. 

(Section 6, Regulation 3.) 
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION. 

By an Association of Persons or Incorporated Companies. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” 
we, whose names are undersigned, being a majority of the Members of the 
governing body of the Association (styled the Association), 
hereby make application for registration as an Industrial Union of Employers, 


under the style of “ 
We enclose herewith— 


(1) A declaration respecting aiagiahe of employees. 
(2) A list of the members, committee of management, and officers of the 


Association. 
(8) Two printed copies of the Rules of the Association. 
Dated at Hea day of , 19 


Office of Association, 
To the Industrial Registrar, Sydney. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912, 
Form 2. 
(Section 6, Regulation 8.) 
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION. 
By an Incorperated Company. 
In pursuance of the provisions of the ‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,’ 
we, whose names are undersigned, being a majority of the governing body of 
the Company named , hereby make application for registration 
as an Industrial Union of Employers, under the style of * 
We enclose herewith— 
(1) A declaration respecting number of employees. 
(2) A list of the directors, managers, and other officers of the company. 
(3) ce verified copy of the certificate of incorporation of the said com- 
any. f 
i! (4) Tyo printed copies of the rules, memorandum, and articles of the 
company. 
Dated at » this day of 92; 5 oS ee 
. : Office of the Company. 
To the Industrial Registrar, Sydney. #”.i 


er pant bee eee 


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Form 4. : 
eck nie a (Section 6, Regulation 4.) Hea tee 
NEW SOUTH WALES. a Free ih 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912, 


CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION. 


Tis is to certify that on the day of LO e was 
duly registered as an Industrial Union of Employers, in pursuance of the 
“Tndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” under the style of “ aft 
Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this day of » one 
thousand nine hundred and 


Industrial Registrar. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form 5. 
(Section 8, Regulation 5.) 


APPLICATION BY A TRADE UNION For REGISTRATION AS AN INDUSTRIAL UNION OF 
EMPLOYEES. 


In pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” 
we, whose names are undersigned, being a majority in number of the mem- 
bers of the committee of management of the Trade Union, 
hereby make application for registration of the said trade union as an Indus- 
trial Union of Employees under the said Act. 

We enclose herewith :— 


1. A list of the committee of management and officers of the trade union. 
2. The certificate of registry of the trade union under the “ Trade Union 
Act of 1881.” 5 
3. Two printed copies of the rules of the union. 
Dated at , this day of 191 i 


; é 
Office of Trade Union. 
To the Industrial Registrar, Sydney. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 6. 
(Section 8, Regulation 6.) 
Notice OF APPLICATION TO REGISTER AS AN INDUSTRIAL UNION. 


NorTicE is hereby given that application has been made to register as an Indus- 
trial Union under the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Trade Union 
styled “ Bi 

All notices of objection to such registration must be lodged with me within 
fourteen days from the date of publication of this notice. 





Dated this day ot Ay dee) ha 
Industrial Registrar. 
jen TER eed INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. ) oF 
‘ie Ke Form 7. : 
r (Section 8, Regulation 6.) 


(Before the Industrial Registrar.) 


In the matter of the application by the trade union styled 

for registration as an Industrial Union of Employees. 
On this day of in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine 
hundred and , in the State of New South Wales, being duly sworn, 
makes oath, and says as follows :— 

(1) I am the of the Union, a trade union 
registered under the “Trade Union Act, 1881.” 

(2) The Industrial Union whose name is hereunder is a union which com- 
prises persons engaged in the industries or callings affected by or embraced in 
the constitution of such trade union. 

[Here set out nanies of industrial anions.) 

(3) I did within fourteen days from the time of filing the application for 
registration herein, to wit on the day of eause to be pub- 
lished in the newspaper and the newspaper a notice a true 
copy of which is hereunto annexed marked “A.” 

(4) The industries or callings affected by or embraced in the constitution of 
the applicant union and in respect of which Boards have been constituted or 
awards made under the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, are as follows :— 

Industries and callings. Boards or Awards. 

(5) I have caused notice of the application for registration of the said trade 
union as an Industrial Union of Employees as prescribed in Regulation 6 of 
the Regulations under the ‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” to be served 
upon the secretary (or registered officer) of the unions specified in paragraph 
2 of this my affidavit. _ 

Sworn, &e¢. j 


2 


*“ 


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INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form 8. 
(Section 8, Regulation 7.) 
. OBJECTION TO REGISTRATION. OF TRADE UNION AS AN INDUSTRIAL UNION. 
(Before the Industrial Registrar.) 


In the matter of the application of the Trade Union styled “ Ms 
for registration under the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 
TakeE NoTIce that I, A.B., of , object to the registration of the said 
Trade Union, on the ground , and will appear before ‘the 
Industrial Registrar to be heard in support of such objection at such place and 
time and on such day as he may appoint. 
Affidavits in support of such objection are herewith. 
This objection is made by me on behalf of 
Dated at , this day of 
hundred and 
To 


, one thousand nine 


[Signature] 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 9. 
— (Section 8, Regulation 9.) 
NorIFICATION TO APPLICANT FOR REGISTRATION AND OBJECTORS. 


In the matter of the application of the Trade Union styled “ 7 
for registration under the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 
TAKE Notice that I have fixed the day of LO = at of 
the clock in the noon, at , for the purpose of considering the 
objection filed by to the granting of the application above 
mentioned. 
Dated at ; this day of , one thousand nine 


hundred and 
Industrial Registrar, 















To 
‘ 5 Form fo. 
; ; (Section 8, Regulation 11.) 
og NEW SOUTH WALES. 

gees 

x een : 

No. 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION. 
THis is to certfy that on the day of , 191 , the Trade Union 
styled ‘ ” was duly registered as an Industrial Union of 
Employees, in pursuance.of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” under the 
style of 66 a 
Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this day of , one thou- 


sand nine hundred and 
Industrial Registrar. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. iy 
Form rt. 
Fee ech eh (Regulation 34.) 
SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE. 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. 
In the matter of 


Upon the application of of you are hereby summoned to 
appear before this Court at , on the day of 


191 , at ten of the clock in the forenoon, or so soon thereafter as the Court 
may hear the summons to show cause why you should not [state shortly the 
nature of the application to be made]. 
Dated this day of 191 
Industrial Registrar. 
To the abovenamed. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 12. 
(Regulation 384.) 
Notice oF MOTION. 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. 
In the matter of 


TAKE Notice that application will be made to this Court at , on the 
day of 191 , at ten of the clock in the forenoon, or so 
soon thereafter as the Court may hear the application, that [state nature: of 
application]. 
Dated at , this day of LOM ie 
Applicant, | 


To the abovenamed. nay 25% 


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Form 13. 
(Regulation - 37.) 
APPLICATION FOR SUMMONS, 


In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. 
No. 
In the matter 


APPLICATION is hereby made for the issue of a summons to show cause under 
section of the * Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” against of 
upon the ground that 


[here set out facts relied upon.] 


Dated 19 
[Signed (Complainant or his Solicitor.) ] 
To the Industrial Registrar. 


2 0 eh 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 14. 7 
(Section 27, Regulation 54.) 
Application No. . of 191.53 


Award of Board. 
Application by , of , for a Permit. 
Dated the day of , 191 
I HEREBY apply to the for a permit to work in the above 
industry as a , for the rate of wage of » per 


and subject to the conditions that such permit shall continue for a period of 
, and apply to employment with 


The grounds of this my application are :— 
m2 Applicant. 
To the [Industrial Registrar, Inspector, or other person appointed by the 
Minister. ] 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 15. 


(Section 27, Regulation 56.) 


Award of Board. 

PERMIT TO WORK FOR LESS THAN THE WAGE PRESCRIBED. 
I HEREBY grant a permit to On , to work in the industry 
of ,as a , for the rate of wage of per 5 


subject to the conditions following :— 
Hmployer in respect of whom granted :— 
Period for which granted :— 


Dated the day of , 191 
Industrial Registrar. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 16. 
(Section 27, Regulation 60,) 
APPLICATION FOR CANCELLATION OF PERMIT. 


Before the Industrial Registrar. 


In the matter of an application by for cancellation of permit. 
THE Union hereby applies to the Registrar for the cancellation of 
Permit No. , issued to on the day of Lrg) te 


on the following ground :— 
For the Union. 
To the Industrial Registrar. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 17. 
(Sections 31 and 40, Regulations 66 and 84.) 


NOTICE CONVENING MEETING oF BOARD OR CONCILIATION COMMITTEE, 


Novice is hereby given that a Meeting of the will be held on 
the day of WHLOL> peat at o’clock in the 
noon, which meeting you are hereby requested to attend. 
Dated the day of y ( 
Chairman. 
To j my 8 


_{ £ Member of the _ if her 


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INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form £8. 
(Section 31, Regulation 67.) 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. 

Tn the matter 
Ir is ordered that the under-mentioned matters be referred to the 
Board for inquiry and Award thereupon, 

Particulars of matters :— 

d. 


») 
Dated this day of ayy 


By the Court 
Jud: 


SS 
fe) 


To the Chairman of the Board. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 19. 
(Section 31, Regulation 68.) 
To the Chairman of the Board at 
I HEREBY refer the under-mentioned matters to the Board for inquiry 


and Award thereupon. 
Particulars of matters :— 





1, 
2) 
, 8. 
Dated the day of PIVOT 3% 
; Minister for Labour and Industry. 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 20. 
(Section 31. (2), Regulation 69.) 
APPLICATION TO BOARD. 
APPLICATION is hereby made to the Board by the undersigned em- 
ployer (or employers or Industrial Union) to determine the matters 


set forth in the claim annexed hereto. 
Hmployer (or Employers) 
‘ or 
Secretary of the Industrial Union. 
To the Chairman of the Board. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 21. 
(Section 31, Regulation 70.) 
Novick or APPLICATION OR REFERENCE TO BOARD. 
Tarr Novice that application (or reference) has been made to the 


Board by for the determination by the Board of the matterg set forth 
in the annexure hereto: Take notice also that the Board will meet at 
on the day of IQS ae the hour “of ; 


and at such other places and on such other subsequent days as the Board may 
appoint, to consider the said application (or reference) : Take notice also that 
if you desire to be exempted from any Award made by the Board, or to make 
any objection to the application, you should do so by lodging application for 
such exemption or any objection to the application with the Chairman of the 
Board, at , on or before the abovementioned date of meeting: Take 
notice also that if application for exemption or objection to the application is 
not lodged by you, you may be made subject to such Award as the Board may 
think: fit to make in respect of the said industry or industries for which the 
Board has been constituted: Take notice also that you may be heard before 
the said Board on any application or any objections before the Board: Take 
notice also that the Board may make an Award differing from the parti- 
culars contained in the application and annexure hereto, and may determine 
that its Award shall cover any area or areas which may be within its jurisdic- 





tion. 
Dated this day of re LO aes 
Chairman of the Board. 
To A.B. , sae 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, ACT, 1912. m 
Form 22. 
(Section 33, Regulation 73.) 
Takn Novice that the Board (or members thereof) will, 
pursuant to the power of entry and inspection provided by section 83 of the 
“Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” on the day of 
TOYA. "at of the clock in the noon, enter and inspect the premises 
of you situate at , and used in the industry of 


in relation to which an application (or reference) to the said Board is pending: 
And further take notice that if you hinder or obstruct the said Board or any 
member thereof you will be liable accordingly. . 

Dated at this day of Pye! ae 
i. een ! “Chairman, 


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INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 23. 


(Regulations 74 and 141.) 
In the matter of 


You, and each of you, are hereby summoned to appear before 72a 
on the day of Oe bat of the 
clock in the noon, and thereafter from day to day until discharged from 


attendance, to give evidence concerning the above-mentioned application on 
behalf of the party hereto. 
If you fail or neglect to comply with this summons, you will be liable accord- 


ingly. 
Dated at this day of a AREA 
To 
i Chairman. 
Registrar. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form 24. © 


(Regulations 74 and 141.) 

Before the 
In the matter of 
You, and each of you, are hereby summoned to appear before the 
at on the day of PLO at 
ot the clock in the noon, and thereafter from day to day until discharged 
from attendance, to produce all books, papers, and writings in your possession, 
custody or control, in any way relating to the application, and in particular 
(but not exclusively) the following :— 

If you fail or neglect to comply with this summons you will be liable accord- 


ingly. 
Dated at this day of jg Oiktgers 
To 
Chairman. 
Registrar. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 25. 
ae eee (Section 88, Regulation 82.) 
NOTIFICATION, 


WHEREAS by the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” it is enacted that the 
Minister may as prescribed notify a Northern Industrial District, a Southern 
Industrial District, a Western Industrial District, and, as he thinks fit, any 
other District in which more than five hundred (500) employees work in 
and about coal or metalliferous mines, and may cancel or amend any notifica- 
tion made under section 88 of the said Act: Now, therefore, I, 

, the Minister aforesaid, in the exercise of the power conferred 
upon me by the said Act, do hereby notify the District hereunder defined as a 


District to be known as “ The District,’ of which all persons 
concerned are hereby required to take notice. 
Dated at Sydney, this day of 191 


Minister for Labour and Industry. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form 254. 
(Section 41, Regulation 85.) 
1G , the Chairman of the Conciliation Committee 
constituted for , hereby certify that the within-written agreement 


has been come to under the provisions of section 40 of the “ Industrial Arbitra- 

tion Act, 1912,” by the members of such Committee, and has been signed by 

‘such members on behalf of the employers and the industrial union concerned. 
Dated at , this day of EEO 


Chairman. 





Form 26. 
(Sections 18r, 19, 34, 39, Regulations 21, 77, S4.) 


OATH OF ASSESSORS TO THE CouRT OR SPECIAL CourT, MEMBER OF BOARD AND 
ACCOUNTANT, AND MEMBER OF CONCILIATION COMMITTEE. 


I having been appointed to be a member of [or an accountant to] the 
Board [or an assessor to the (Court) (Special Court for ) 
in respect of an application for ], constituted under the 


Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, do swear that I will not disclose any matter 
or evidence before the [Board, Court, or Special Court] relating to trade 
secrets; the profits or losses or the receipts and outgoings of any employer; the 
books of any employer or witness produced. before the [Board, Court, or Special 
Court], or the financial position of any employer or of any witness. So help 
me, God! 

Sworn before me, at this day of , one thousand 


nine hundred and or 
7 Ai 





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Form 27. 
(Section 45 (c), Regulation 87.) 


1. Norice is hereby given that it is the intention of the employees of [state 
names and addresses of employers| engaged in the industries of to 
strike after the expiration of fourteen clear days from the giving of this notice. 

2. The reasons and grounds for such intention are as follows:—[State 
reasons in full. | 

3. The employees who will participate in the proposed strike are members of 
the following unions :—-[State names of unions and names and addr esses of 
respective secretaries. | 

4. This notice is given by the undersigned on our own behalf (or on behalf 
of the persons or unions mentioned hereunder, who have duly authorised us to 
give the same) [names of persons or unions for whom the notice is given]. 


Dated this day of wel tae 


[Signatures and addresses.] 





Form 28. 
(Section 45 (¢c), Regulation $7.) 


1. Notice is hereby given that the conditions of employment of [names and 
addresses of employers| engaged in the industries of are such that 
they are liable to lead to a strike after the expiration of fourteen days from 
the giving of this notice. 

2. The conditions complained of are as follows :—[State conditions in detail.] 

3. The employees who will participate in any such strike if it occurs are 
members of the following urions:—[NState names of unions and names and 
addresses of respective secretarics.] 

4. This notice is given by the undersigned on our own behalf (or on behalf 
of the persons or union mentioned hereunder, who have duly authorised us to 
give the same.) 

[Names of persons or unions for whom the notice is given.] 


Dated this day of , 191 





[Signatures and addresses.] 





Form 29. 
(Section 52c,. Regulation 89.) 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. (No. of, 1917.) 


In the matter of an agreement dated made between [names of 
parties]; and in the matter of section 528 of the {ndustrial Arbitra- 
tion Act, 1912. 
On this day of HH19 >of ’ , in the State of New 
South Wales, being duly sworn, makes oath and says as follows :— 
1. The (writing, printing, typewriting) contained in the document of 
sheets annexed hereto and marked with the letter “A” is and contains a true 


copy of the original agreement dated the , and made between 
, the same having been carefully examined therewith by me. 
Sworn, «ec. 





Form 294. 


Filed of record in the office of the Industrial Registrar, this day 
of a true copy of the within agreement verified by the affidavit 
of and numbered 3 


Industrial Registrar. 





Form 30. 
(Section 52c, Regulation 93.) 


In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. (No. of 191.) 


In the matter of the trade union; in the matter of the Order of 
the Court made under section [46 or 52K] of the Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act, 1912, at the suit of for the payment by the said 
trade union of a penalty in the sum of £ ; and in the matter 
of section 52¢ of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912. 

, the day of 5 ae) 


‘Upon reading the Order of the Court made under seen [46 or 52K] of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, at the suit of against the trade 
union, whereby it was adjudged and ordered that the said trade union shall 
within days from the date thereof pay an amount of being penalty 
for that ; and upon reading the report filed herein by the Industrial 
Registrar that the said trade union has failed within the time prescribed by 
the Court in the said Order to pay the said penalty of £ : It is 
ordered that the said trade union be wound up; and it is also ordered that 

of . be appointed and constituted the receiver of the 
assets of the said trade union; and it is further ordered that a duplicate of 
this Order be forwarded by the Industrial Registrar to the Master in Equity 
to be recorded in the office of the Master in Equity. 


Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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Form 31: 
(Section 52m, Regulation 94.) 


In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. (No. of 191 '.) 
In the matter of 


TAKE Notice that from and after the service on (you) (Company) (Bank) of 
the Order of the Court accompanying this notice directing the trade 
union to pay a penalty of £ , which Order is dated the day of 

and made in the above- mentioned matter, it shall not be lawful for (you) 
(Company) (Bank), whether as principal or agent, to account for or cash any 
cheques or orders on the funds or accounts of the tinion or deal in 
any way with its properties or to lend moneys to the union except at the 
direction of a receiver appointed by the Court; and take further notice that 
any person who, with knowledge or notice of the said Order, receives, expends, 
or otherwise deals with such funds or property, except in accordance With an 
Order of the Court, shall be liable to make good to such receiver any loss 
occasioned to the assets of the union by such receipt, expenditure, or dealing, 
and to pay a penalty not exceeding £500, 





Dated 
Industrial Registrar. 
Form 32. 
(Section 52H, Regulation 95.) 
In the matter of the trade union styled the ; and in the matter 


of the Order of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, dated 


9 
imposing penalty on the said trade union. 


WHEREAS by an Order of the Court dated the trade union. styled 
was ordered to pay a penalty of £ , and a copy of the said 
Order was served on ; Whereupon it was unlawful for the said 


, whether, as principal or agent, to account for or cash cheques, or 
orders on the funds or accounts of the said trade union or to deal in any way 
with its property or to lend money to the union, except at the direction of a 
receiver appointed by the Court; and whereas it has been established to my 
satisfaction that it is unnecessary in the interests of justice that the said 

should be restrained from dealing in any way with the funds, 


property, or assets of the said - union: Notice is therefore hereby given 
that I, , Minister for Labour and Industry, do hereby exercise the powers 
in that behalf conferred on me in and by section 52H of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, relieve the said from all liability under the 
said section in respect of the said union or its funds, property, or 
assets. 

Dated at Sydney, this day of £191 


Minister for Labour and Industry. 





Form 33. ae I 
(Section 50, Regulation 105.) 
NEw SoutH WALES; 
to wit. 
Before the at 
To of ;, 
WHEREAS has lately complained to me, the undersigned [the 
Industrial Registrar] or [the Chief Industrial Magistrate] or [an Industrial 
Magistrate] appointed under the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, that 
you have committed a breach of the [Award or Industrial 
Agreement] for that you did, contrary to the proyvisions..of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912 [state the act complained of.] 
AND WHEREAS upon the hearing of such complaint the same was found to be 
true, and I am of the opinion that the said breach was committed by your 
wilful act or default. Now, therefore, I strictly enjoin and command you, the 
said that you do from henceforth altogether and absolutely desist 
from committing any further or other breaches of the said [Award OT Indius- 
trial Agreement]. 


Dated at , this day of rigs 
To 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 34. 
(Regulation 99.) 
Before an Industrial Magistrate. 
NOTICH OF HHARING. 


To | Eine , in the State of New South Wales. 
In the matter of poby | , on the day of j 
191}: against j for J 
TAKE NOFiCH that the above re will come before an Industrial Magistrate 
for hearing on , the day of Age 8 pale of 
the clock in the noon, at tle 
Dated the day of Ney isa 


for Industrial Registrar, 








2 Ava, 1918.) =NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3873 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


Form 35. 
(Section 65, Regulation 118.) 


WHEREAS reference has been made to me, the Industrial Registrar appointed 


under the said Act, by for : These are therefore to command 
you to be and appear before me on the day of moat Ahr 
in the noon at , and thereafter from day to day until 


discharged from attendance, for the purpose of such reference. 


If you fail. or neglect to comply with this summons you will be liable 
accordingly. 


Dated at Eig day of ioe. 


Industrial Registrar. 
To 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. ae 
Form 36. ) 
(Sections 44, 46, 49, 50, 52, 52x, 58, or 68, Regulations 115, 116.) 
In the Court of , New South Wales. 


In the matter of , the day of , one thousand 
nine hundred and . ; and in the matter of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912. 


Ir is hereby adjudged and ordered, under section of the said Act, that 
of , in the State of New South Wales, shall, 
on or before the day of , pay an amount of 
being money due (or penalty) by him in respect of the claim (or complaint) 
of for that [here state claim or complaint]. 
And it is hereby further adjudged and ordered that the said shall 
pay the sum of being costs in the above matter. 


It is further directed that this order shall have the effect of a judgment for 
the amount of such money (or penalty) and costs to wit in the 
‘Court of , holden at , at the suit of against the said 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 37. 
(Sections 46 or 52x, Regulations 115, 116.) 


In the Court of , New South Wales. 


In the matter of day of , one thousand nine hundred 
and ; and in the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912. 


Ir is hereby adjudged and ordered, under section of the said Act, 
that of , in the State of New South Wales, ; 
shall, on or before the day of » pay an amount of 
being money due (or penalty) by him in respect of the claim (or complaint) 
of , for that 

[Here state claim or complaint.j 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Form 38. 
(Section 63, Regulation 117.) 


In the Court of , New South Wales. 


In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912; and in the matter 
of ‘vyersus i 


The day of , one thousand nine hundred and 

Ir is hereby. adjudged and ordered that , of , in the State 
of New South Wales, defendant (informant or complainant) herein, 
shall pay an amount of £ » being costs payable by him in respect of the 
information or complaint of , for that ; ,» and in respect of 
which information (or complaint) the said defendant was ordered to pay a 
penalty (or sum of money) ; or in respect of which complaint no order was 
made against the defendant for payment of a penalty (o7 sum of money) (or 
in respect of which information the information against the defendant was 


dismissed ). 
[It is further directed that this order shall have the effect of a judgment 
for the amount of such costs, to wit, , in the Court of : 


holden at , at the suit of against the said ii 
Dated at , this day of LSkoijoen) SI 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Aua., 1918. 


Form 39. 
(Regulation 1388.) 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. (No. of 1917.) 
In the matter of 
, the day of , 191 


THIS MATTER coming before me this day, whereupon and upon hearing Mr. 

, I order that notice of the application in the form attached hereto 
be published on or before the in , and that a copy of the 
notice of Motion filed herein and a copy of the affidavit filed in support thereof 
(or application filed herein) be served personally or by prepaid letter post on 
or before the , upon i 


Industrial Registrar. 





Form 40. 
(Regulation 139.) 
In the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales. No. of 191 
To 


'TAKE Notice that the application made to the by the for 
the determination of certain industrial matters,. and for . will be 
heard in the Court of Industrial Arbitration, Queen’s-square, Sydney, at 

of the clock in the noon on the day of ; 


191 +, or as soon thereafter as the Court may hear the application. 
TAKE NOTICE also that you may lodge any objection to the application with the 
Industrial Registrar, University Chambers, 78 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on or 
before the above-mentioned date, and may be heard before the Court in support 
of such objection, or may make application for exemption from any Award, 
The application made by the applicant includes claims for 
A full copy of the claims may be inspected at the Registry of the Court or 
at the office of the applicant 


Dated this day of » 19d. 
Industrial Registrar. 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, - 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


W. EDMUNDS, 
T. ROLIN. 
H. R. CURLEWIS, 


Additional Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[666] Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to make the following Regulations under Part X of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as inserted by section 21 of the Industrial 
Arbitration (Amendment) Act, 1918. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Part X. 
(INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918.) 
REGULATIONS. 


1. Upon publication by the Minister in the Government Gazette of a 
notification that a State Labour Exchange has been established in and for 
any particular locality, or district, of the State, such Exchange shall be 
deemed to be established for all the purposes of Part X of the Act. 


2. The Minister shall from time to time notify in the Government Gazette 
the name of the officer in superintendence of each State Labour Exchange. 


3. The Minister’s authority to a State Labour Exchange to make advances 
by way of loan towards meeting the expenses of persons seeking to avail 
themselves of opportunities of employment in localities distant from those 
in which they find themselves shall be evidenced by a notification in the 
Government. Gazette. 


Private Employment Agencies. 


4. Every license under (Part X, sections 94 and 95, of the ‘Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912 (inserted by Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) 
Act, 1918 (section 21), shall be issued in the Form 1 hereto, under the hand 
of the Under Secretary of the Department of Labour and Industry or an 
officer for the time being discharging his duties. 





2 Avc., 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 











5. A renewal of any such license may be evidenced by the issue of a new 
license or by the endorsement upon the old license by the authorised officer of 


words indicating the fact of the renewal, the date until which the renewal 
shall operate, and the date of such endorsement. 


6. Application for a license or renewal of a license must be made in 
writing in the form or to the effect of the Form 2 hereto, and contain 
particulars of the name and address of the applicant, of the number of the 
building and the street and centre in which the agency or business is to be 
carried on, of the name of the person who is to have the management of the 
ageney, and of the name under which the agency or business is to be carried 
on. The application shall also state that the applicant is the only person 
pecuniarily interested in the agency or business to be carried on under the 
license. 


If the applicant is a corporation or quasi corporation, the application 
shall also state the names and addresses of the directors or executive of such 
corporation or quasi corporation, and shall be signed by the secretary thereof. 
If the applicant is a partnership the names and addresses of all the partners 
shall be given, and the application shall be signed by all of them. 


7. The truth of the statements in any such application shall be verified 
by statutory declaration or declarations, which shall be lodged therewith. 


8. Notice of every such application shall be advertised in the form or te 
the effect of the Form 8 hereto in two issues of two metropolitan daily 
newspapers, or, in the case of a provincial agency or business, in one issue 
of two metropolitan daily “newspapers, and in a provincial newspaper 
circulating in the locality in which the applicant proposes to earry on 
operations, fourteen clear days before the date upon which the question of 
the fitness of the applicant to hold the license applied for is determined. 


9. Any person who intends to object to the application and who desires 
to be heard personally or by counsel, attorney, or agent, upon an inquiry 
as to the fitness of any such applicant to hold a license shall, within 
fourteen days of the last date of publication of the notice referred to in 
the next preceding Regulation, lodge with the Minister a notice in the form 
or to the effect of the Form 4 hereto, together with an affidavit or affidavits 
containing and verifying the grounds of his objection to the issue of such 
license, and shall, within the same period, serve copies of such notice of 
objection and of the said affidavits upon the applicant. 


10. An appeal by way of re-hearing from the decision of a Magistrate 
upon an inquiry as to whether any applicant is, from his character or 
previous conduct, a fit person to hold such a license may be made within 
twenty-one days to the Court of Industrial Arbitration, subject to general 
or special orders of the Court made in that regard. 


11. Where a license has been issued in respect of more than one place in 
which the agency or business to which such license relates may be carried 
on, a copy of such license, certified by the Under Secretary for Labour and 
Industry, or an officer for the time being discharging his duties, shall be 
posted in a conspicuous position in each of the additional places in which 
the agency or business of the licensee is carried on. 


12. The fee for the issue or renewal of a license in respect of an agency 
or business to be carried on in one place shall be two pounds. And an 
additional five shillings shall be payable for each additional place in which, 
by the terms of the license, the agency or business to which the license 
relates is to be carried on. 


13. Where it has become necessary to make endorsements upon or to 
cancel any license, all copies of such license which may be held by the 
licensee shall be produced and delivered up for such endorsement or can- 
cellation, together with the said license. 


14. The registers which every holder of a license must keep, in accordance 
with the provisions of section 96 of the Act, shall be in the form of a sub- 
stantial book or of cards (the size and character of which shall have been 
approved by the Minister), and all entries therein or thereupon shall be 
clearly and legibly made in print or handwriting in the English languago, 
and indexed. 


15. The entries in the register referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of 
section 96 of the Act shall, whether made in a book or upon a ecard as 
authorised, be confirmed by the signature in his own proper handwriting 
of the person applying for employment or labour or by a letter or letters 
addressed by such person to the licensee who keeps the said register. 


16. There shall be entered in the register of engagements, which must be 
kept by the holder of a license in terms of paragraph (c) of section 96, 
particulars of— 

(a) the age, sex, trade or occupation, name and address of the employee 
engaged; 
No. 95, 2 Atveust, 1918. —4, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. , [2 Ave. 1918, 


(b) the narme and address, occupation or business of the employer 
’ concerned ; 


(c) the name and nature of the employment provided and accepted ; 


(d) the wage or other pemunereuton fixed by the terms of the engage- 
ment’; 


(e) the place where the work under the engagement is to be performed ; 


(f) all other terms of the written contract (if any) evidencing such 
engagement entered into between the employer and employee; . 


(g) the fees (including any money or other valuable consideration 
paid or Promised, to be paid for the licensee’s services, and any 
excess of money received by the licensee over what has been paid 
out by him for the travelling expenses of the applicant for employ- 
ment, or for his board and lodging) charged or exacted from both 
employer and employee by the licensee in respect of his services, 
whether for registration or upon the’ said engagement, and any 

. amount thereof repaid and returned by the licensee in terms of 
section 99 of the Act; 

(h) \the amounts and. incidence of travelling expenses incurred in con- 
nection with the engagement, the name of any person advancing 
the same, and the conditions of their repayment if advanced. 


. The originals ot letters received by the holder of ‘the license, his 


' sts or servants, in terms of section 96 (d) of the Act, shall be numbered 


consecutively, indexed aceording .to their eubiddbinatter and according +o 
the persons to. whom they relate, and arranged or classified. in foltders 
having reference. to the operations or transactions in respect of which they 
were received by the licensee. 


18. Except in the case of registration fees provided for by section 99 of 
the Act, the holder of a license shall not receive or accept fees from a person 
seeking employment unless employment of ‘the kind demanded is furnished 
through him. 


19. Upon giving a receipt, as hereinafter, provided, the holder of a igones 
may take and receive for his own use and benefit. the fees following—that 
ts to say:— 


(a) For every engagement actually made: Fees payable— 
By Employee. By Hmployer. 
‘ieee Bee 


Where the weekly rate of wages does not 
exceed £1, with or without board 


and lodaine Moe oe ie Bs 2 5. Q 
Where the weekly rate of wages exceeds 

£1, but does not exceed £2, with 

or without board and lodging 30 6 0 


Where the weekly rate of wages exceeds 
£2, but is less than £3, with or with- 
out board and lodging 4 at Bib i Q 


Where the weekly rate of wages is not 
less than £8, with or without ‘board 
and lodging, and where the engage- 
ment is for a period of less than six 
months’ duration ie 


Or 
oO 
Or 
So 


Where the weekly rate of wages is not 
less than £8, with or without board 
and lodging, and where the engage- 
ment is for a period of not less than 
six months’ duration .. eas ote ii, RO) ae LD An 


(6) For registration of any application for 
employment or labour 9 iW 2 6 2 6 


20. A receipt, the giving of which is a condition for the charging of fees 
by the holder of a license, shall contain a statement of the name and address 
of the holder of the license, and of the agency at which he transacts his 
business, the name -and address of the person to whom the applicant, for 
employment or work is sent ‘or referred, the name of the applicant, the date, 


the amount of fee, the kind of work or service to be performed, the rate of 


wages or compensation, whether or not board or lodging is to be furnished, 
the cost of travelling to the place of employment, and whether or noi it is 


to be paid by the employer, the period of the service if definite, and if 


indefinite to be so stated, and the name of the person authorising the 
engagement of such applicant. All receipts shall be made and numbered 
in original and duplicate: The original shall be given to the applicant 





2 Ave., 1918] » NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZ ZEPTE, No. 95." 8807 


paying the fee, and the duplicate shall be kept and filed by the holder of the 
license. There shall be printed on ‘the ‘back of the receipt in prominent 
type the words :— 
This receipt is given in pb esa with. Regulewee made under 
Part X of the’ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, inserted by the 
Industrial Arbitration (Amendmént) Act, 1918, and any inquiries with 
regard to it and, the law, affecting private employment ageucies may be 
addressed to the Director of Labour Exchanges, Department of Labour 
and Industry, 78 Ehizabeth- street, Sydney. 

21, No person shall obstruct, hinder, or delay any officer appointed by the 
Minister for the purpose of inspecting and examining the registers and 
letters kept at licensed private employment, agencies when attending at, any’ 
such agency for the said purpose. 


22. The penalty for the breach of any of these Regulations shall be five 





pounds. 
Form 1. 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 
5 No. of LOT. 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
PARTEX: 
(INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918.) 
LICENSE. 


, of , in the State of New South Wales, 
having duly applied for a license in terms of sections 94 and 95 of ‘the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as inserted by the Industrial Arbitration 
(Amendment) Act, 1918, is hereby, in pursuance of such application and the 
determination thereon of the Minister for Labour and.Industry (or the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration on Appeal or . >, a Stipendiary or Police 
Magistrate) that he’ is a fit person to hold such license, licensed and per- 
mitted, for the period of one year from the date hereof, subject to the 
conditions herein expressed, to open and ‘carry on for profit an agency for 
procuring or assisting to procure employment or labour, or a business having 
as one of its purposes the bringing together of jintending employers and 
persons seeking employment. 


The conditions of this’ license are :— 
1. That it is not transferable to any other, person, or persons. 


2. That it shall not inure to the: benefit of any person other than the 
said licensee. 


3. That the place in which the agency or business to which it relates is 
earried on shall be at 
but this license may be corrected to cover authorised changes of location. 


Dated at Sydney, this day of SAG 


Under Secretary of the Department of Labour and Industry. 





Form 2. 
NEW SOUTH! WALES!” 
(Section 95, Regulation 6.) 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
BARR xX. 
(INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918.) 
APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE. 


To the Minister for Labour and Industry, 
Department of Labour and Industry, 
7S Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


ie Aone , in the State of New South Wales, hereby apply 
for a license (or the renewal of a license) under Part X of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, as inserted by the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) 
Act, 1918, to open and ‘carry on,. for profit, at ,» in the said 
State, an agency for procuring or asisting to procure employment or labour; 
or a business having as one of its purposes the bringing together of intending 
employers and persons seeking employment. Such agency or business is to 
be carried on in rooms on the floor of the building 
. known as number in street, . The name of 
the person who is to have the management of such agency is 
The name under which it is proposed to carry on the agency or business is 


IT am and will be the only person pecuniarily interested in the agency or 
business to be carried on under the license. 


I enclose herewith the prescribed fee of pounds. 


3878 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95: [2 Aua., 1913) ° 











Form 3. 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 
(Section 95, Regulation 8.) 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 


PART X: 
(INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918.) 
Notice is hereby given that Of , in the State of New 


South Wales, has duly applied for the issue (or renewal) to him under the 
Acts above mentioned of a license to open and carry on for profit a private 
employment agency at , in the said State. 


All persons who desire to be heard upon the question of the fitness of the 
said applicant to hold the said license must, on or before the day 
of . , 191 , lodge with me verified statements in the form prescribed 
of the grounds of their objections to ‘the issue (or renewal) of the said 
license. 


Under Secretary of the Department of Labour and Industry. 


University Chambers, 
78 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. r 





Form 4. 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 
(Section 95, Regulation 9.) 
INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
PART X. 
(INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918.) 
OBJECTION TO ISSUE OR RENEWAL oF LICENSE. 


In the matter of the application of Of , in the State of 
New South Wales, for the issue (or renewal) of a license in respect 
of a private employment agency. 


TAKE Notice that I, OL . in the said State, object 
to the issue (or renewal) to the said , of , in the said 
State, of a license to open or carry on for profit an agency for procuring or 
assisting to procure employment or labour, or a business having as one of its 
purposes the bringing together of intending employers and persons seeking 
ciployment. 


A short statement of the grounds of my objection whieh are set out at 
length and verified in the afiidavit of , in the said State, which 
accompanies this notification, is appended. 

I desire that inquiry be held as to whether the applicant is, from his 
character or previous conduct, a fit person to hold such a license, and to be 
heard thereupon personally or by my counsel, attorney, or agent. 


Objector. 





Grounds of Objection. 


To the Minister for Labour and Industry, 
at the Department of Labour and Indusiry. 
78 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


o 1920 


2 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3879 





Mines Department Aotices, 





APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Ernest Victor Marden, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Bights and Business Licenses at Noorooma, aod as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at that place, vice Barry, on 
leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 27th June, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,568-152). 


J. C, L. FITZPATRICK, 





[699] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioneu applications, 


























| 


Victor  William| 
Barrett. | | 


Application No. ‘ Portion Locality. | Date of 
Applicant, , \ Area. oye 
Departmental. | Local. ay | sie | County. | Parish. fp sep ceeon. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-5,521, 5,628 L.B. } a. r. p. 
Weabonga 3 {| 38 | Charles James Mer-| Gu123) Parry... ...| Loftus | 0 O/| 22 Oct., 1917 
| ritt and Bertram) | 
West | lvanhoe Haworth., 
Wyalong 116 | 128 | James Welsh and, , 194 | Gipps ... ...| Wyalong... | 2.0 0/| -7 Feb. 1918 
| 
| 








FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
: [1918-5,503 L.B.J 
Rylstone 25*| 107 | Thomas William/ mn 14 | Roxburgh | Rylstone ... | 1 180] 24Sept., 1917 
Tingha 279 | 49) ARG Part-| , 34 | Hardinge... ...| Swinton ,,, wal 2 0 0] 23 Mar., 1918 
aad 277 | 483 Satanic! Joseph Cowan| ,, 562 Cowie ees PRBS YOu. ess | SOMONE 2a ST .s 455 


—_—_———~~ —___. = <—— 





* As modified. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Leases of Crown Lands. 



































Applieation No. Portion Looahty. Date of 
Ha Applicant. gana aaa Area, icati 
Departmental. | Local. nee, No. County. | Parixh. rem Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES, 
[1918-5,516, 5,543 L.B.] a. Yr. pe 
Stuart Town 118 { 152 | Harry Keith ... | Rete | Wellington —_...{ Tronbarks .-| 2 0 O*% 13 May, 1918 
Copmanhurst 180 | 230 | Arthur Bancroft ...| ww... Drake... ...| Churchill ..| 3 0 0} 14Dec., 1917 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-5,625, 6,502 L.B.] 
Broken Hill 346 | 360 | Richard Henry Ruby... ....... { Albert ... ...| Yancowinna ..{ 40 9 O{ 29 April, 1918 
Carcoar 7 4S | Elias William Boss .... Part of} Bathurst... ...| Carlton... | & ©. O| 21 May, , 
| | | portion 
} 134. 


ae 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Minaa, 


3880. - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95," [2 | Ave. 1918. 








NOTICES TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—eontinued. 
Bs 4 


If is intended to,.void the Leases of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such ‘voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 16th 
August, 1918; arid the land referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 
date (namely, ‘at 2°30 o'clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 





























csaaite Applicant. aa ee ; | Area Date of Lease. 
Departmental. | Local. q County. : | Parish. 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 

(1918-5,624 L.B.} oo a tok Shey 

Sofala 53 | 61 | Duncan Hekosn| GL 62 [ Panbaratyy: | Waterbeach ot 4 0.0 | 20. May, 1918 
Marshall. ' 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 

[1918-5,626 L.B.] 

Fifield 64 | 105 se ee William | mu 11 | Kennedy ... fe Tout ae 4 20 0 0 | 20 May, 1918 
ard. 











J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Leases 
of Crown Lands, the,lessees having neglected ox refused to execute the same. 








Application No. Locality. 


Portion 


Applicant. No. 








Date of Lease. 














Departmental. | Local. County. | Parish. 








FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-5,006, 5,007 L.B.] 


Yalgogrin 48) 165 
; 50°} a71 





Thomas Henry Beattie|,, 6 doo? Ay A Of iOS 


FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
- [1918-5,011 L.B.] 
169 fabio Alfred | ML 65 


ears 


»” 


Newcastle 132 Newcastle ah Bie 6} 32.4 6 April, 1918 














: J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Ae 12, 
Edwin George aegpral Gu 8 ( Dowling ... ..{ Clowery ... | 2 0 Of 30 April, 1918 
FON.) MS WOOO 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, has voided the undermentioned Mining _ 


Lease of Private Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
[1918-5,012 L.B. | 





Application No. ‘ j Locality. 


Applicant. Aes |" Area. Date of Lease. 


Departmental. Local. County. Parish. 

















Sree Ws 
Ardlethan 3538 | 584 |. William Patrick; pun 150, | Bourke ... ee], Warrie.. ..| 5 0 0 | 22 Mar, 1918 
Meagher and Pat-| part of por- | 
rick Alfred Stock-| tion 49. 
ton. 




















— 


J. O. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and 
notice of such voidance wiil be published in the Government Gazette of 16th August, 1918; and the land referred to in such 
lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p-m.}), be open to be taken 
possession 3 in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 

[1918-5,504 i, B.] 








Application No. Portion Locality. 


No, 





Lessee. 





Date of Lease. 


Departmental. Local, 








| Area, 








County. | Parish, 





























‘ a. Thin git’ Tee 
Glen Innes 70 | 189 | Henry James Fairy...) put 5 | Gough ... ...| Bald Nob LO 34 20 May, 1918 
(part of ; 
391) a * 
J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. _ 
[693] wha: 25h Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


Tis hereby notified’ taat His Excellency the Gikenon, with the advice of the Exeeutive Couneil, has ¢ancelled the’ tinder: Bt 


5 mentioned lease for non-fulfidment of the labour one contained therein, and it is/hexeby ditlased cancelled. 
{1918-8,094 R. and I. 





MINERAL LEASE (COAL; AND|SHALE)MINING AGT, 1906. 




















Portion | “Lowality. " | Ss aig gee 5 
a%e- "County. . "Pailish, / Area. Application No. yi 4 
sai | ee 
405. |.Ernest William Sheppard ove f NEE -d | Cook es | Hartley”... {160 0 0! Lithgow 70-27 


J. OC. L. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines, 


te 4 & 4 
ee +_____ 








: [694] 3 z 


2 Ava, 1918] - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3881 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


nr ahr ni LG Department. of Mines, , 

4 he ss . Ti 14 Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 

{* is hereby notified thut His Excellency the Governor, with. the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled: the 
undermentioned leases for non-fulilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and they are hereby declared 


“cancelled. ' 





[1918-2,954 R. and I.] 
7 MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 




















A Locality. 
No, | Name. eee — Area. | Application No. 
| st One! word 7 ‘County. Parish. 
= fy Tae): 
1670 Albert Hawksley Watson... bw 11 | Gough! tox ...| Parkes la wit & O U5) Deepwater 
aL Hs ti ‘ 177-193 
1916 Do Rs neal ppt do di ste do ec cae RU ae P 180-197 





J. C, L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to,cancel the yndermentioned lease, and. notice of cancellation thereof will be published im the 
Government Guzette of 16th August, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, aiter 
publication ‘of Government’ Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906; Dt ) 
[1918-3,345 R. and I. | 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 








Locality. | 





No. Name, Portion 


No. Area, ' Application No. 


County. | Parish, | 








‘ a. IT. Pe 
1486 | Herbert Mearns and John Oswald] en Gordon ~ :.. mal Veech 5 ..| 5&5 O 0} Wellington 27-92 
McBean. | 


Ne) 














J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


—— 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 16th August, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupatioa, 
in'terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 

[1918-3206 R. and I. | a we 


MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1966. 











a ee ee ee eee ne ee ee oe od 
































{ ; | ¥ Locality, | ' 
No. | , ' Mame, war é Area. Application No. 
| F County. Parish. ' 
A. Ore pe 
1700 | James Glennie _... ive .| ML 7 | Arrawatta... ...| Lockerby ... «.| 10 0 © | Emmaville 


23&-285. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





Second Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 103. 


OS re is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
4 Lease to’ mine. for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Wardon of the 
Distriet, having been ao directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 15th day of August, 1918, at 10 a.m., ut the Warden’s 


Coart at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection’ to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 
mentioned. 











SOHEDULE. 
. Date cf 
mpetontoh Name of Applicant. Description of Avie, Area, Appliostian. 
a 1X. Pp 
fe A 5 . =, ob ie > 
473 Albert Brissett. .., ...| Portion m1 82, parish Swinton, county Hardinge, embrac-| 15 3 15 | 2 Nov., 191% 


ing some old alluvial workings at the junction of Sheep 
Station Creek and Cope’s Oreek : Commencing on Sheep 
Station Creek, about !S chains above the Cope’s Creek 
junction ; theoce south to that junction; thence along 
the right bank of Cope’s Creek up stream about 14 
chains, and again from the aforesaid junction dows 
stream about 6 chains. 

















W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 


Dated this 23rd day of July, 1918. [607] 


3882 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Auc. 1918, 








[676] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 26,119 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN BINGARA GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISH OF HALL, COUNTY OF MURCHISON. 
H® Hixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Counoil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
4. concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 26,119 from conditional sale (within Bingara Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-4,612-153 Misc. ] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
































ScHEDULE. 
2 ee een 
Rew v | Division, irene Purpose. Be eke, County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. | avers No. 
my bey Se 

Bingara ...| Contral...| 26,119 | From conditionalrale) 12 June, 1697) Murchison | Hall ~.| Gwydir ..| 2 1 0} That part within portion 69.| Aln. 1918- 
(within Bingara Pian M 2,612-1,789. 8,616. 
Gold-field). 

[678] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 19,891 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOURKE, COOPER, 
DOWLING, AND GIPPS GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF WYALONG, COUNTY OF GIPPS. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the coneur- 
rence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 1906, 
art of reserve No. 19,891 from conditional sale (within the Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and Gipps Gold-field), hereunder described, shall 
he revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-4,549-152 Misc. ] 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
SoHEDULE. 











Date of 
Notification, 


Land 


District. Division, ware Purpose. County. | Parish. | Holding. | Area, Part revoked, Papers No. 














{ f 
| 

















| 
; a. fr. e 
Wyalong.. Contra, 19,391 | From conditional sale; 14 Mar., 1894) Gipps’ ...} Wyalomg...| seco | 25 0 9 | Part witbin portions 433] Ms, 1918- 
| (within Bourke, Cooper, and 582. Plans G. 2,121; 4,060. 
| Dowling, and Gipps and 2,254-1,871, 
| |  Gold-field). 
| | 
[679} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE No. 125, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, PARISH OF LANDS END, 
COUNTY OF GOUGH. 
| : IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 2°30 p.m. on 
the above-mentioned date, Reserve No. 125, made under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving certain land from lease for access. 
to water, which is described in the accompanying Schedule, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


(1918-5,505-129 Ls.] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 















































SCHEDULE. 
Abode iin Division, | Reserve Purpose. Seplelrtede County. Parish. | Holding. Area. Part revoked. or Pe 
Glen Eastern,,} 125 | Reserve from lease under| 7 Nov., 1874) Gough . ..| Lands End] .......0.. | About a The whole eee oss ssl uinfetsiecaeos! 
Innes, the provisions of the acres. 

Mining Act of 1874 for | 

access to water, j 
~— - a 
[680] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF RESERVES Nos. 472 AND 1,180, MADE UNDER SECTION 26. MINING ACT, 1874, AND 
SECTION 14 (3), MINING ACT, 1906, RESPECLIVELY, PARISH WYALONG, COUNTY GIPPS. 

H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 2°30 p.m. on 
the above-mentioned date, part of Reserve No. 472, made under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving certain land from 

occupation for residence or business purposes, under any miner’s right or business license; and patt of Reserve No. 1,180, made under 

section 14 (3), Mining Act, 1906, exempting certain land from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, which are embraced 

in the accompanying schedule, be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 

[Ms. 1918-4,599-153] Jj. C. Ls FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 









































SCHEDULE. 
Land | pivision.| B&serve Purpose Date of | Count Parish. | Wolding.| Area Part revoked Papers 
District, | 7? ‘| Ne Sag | Notification, | COUM*Y: ee 8 : : No. 
AS Sy 

corineereseee Peslesslees 472 | From occupation for] 9 June,1894] Gipps | Wyalomg...|  seeseoeee 7 3 9| Part within portion 582.) Ms. 1918- 
residence or business Plan G. 2,254-1,$71. 4,056, 
purposes, under any 
miner’s right or busi- 
ness license. g 

zene pasiges.cee 1,180 | From occupation under} 1 Feb., 1911] do aK do coe] coeesseee | 17 1 0 | Part within portion 433, do } 
any miner’s right or Plan G. 2,12:-1,871, 
business license, 














eel 


3 Ave.,1918,] 


NZ¥W SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. ° 3283" 





Lands Department Notices. 





[720] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


73 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
jand hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 40,211 at Wallangarra (Jennings), area” 


i00 acres, notified 10th February, 1906, for Race- 

course :— 

Messrs. William Williams and Walter Alfred Dalton 
(in lieu of Mr. J.. McCook, deceased, and Mr. J. 
Struck, resigned). 

[Misc. 1918-5,358] 


Reserve No. 52,815 at Ellenborough, county of Mac- 
quarie, parish of Cowangara, area 1 rood 20% 
perches, notified 24th May, 1918, for Hospital :— 
Messrs. Neil McKinnon, William Wallis Kirkman, 

and William Campbell Lindsay. ‘ 
[Mise. 1918-5,374] : 


Reserve No, 52,294’ at Dorrigo Mountain, . parishes 
of Never Never and Vautin; county of Raleigh, area 
about 4,100 acres, notified 20th July, 1917, for Pre- 
servation of Native Flora :— 


Messrs. Ernest William Gess and Roy Stanley Vin- 
cent (in lieu of Mr. F. VT. Bennett,’ resigned, 
and Mr. J. Russell, removed). 

[ Misc. 1918-5,484] 


Reserve No. 52,411 at Ulmarra, county of Clarence, 

parish of Lavadia, area about 220 acres, notified 31st 

August, 1917, for Refuge in Time of Flood :— 

Messrs. Frederick Turnbull, Albert George Bailey, 
_ George Kelly, and Robert Fuller. 

[ Mise. 1918-5,336] 


The portion of Reserve No. 52,747 at. Birriwa, 
notified 12th April, 1918, for Cemetery, set apart 
for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Robert Ballard, Ronald Bowman, John Bell, 
John George Washington Stone,’ and Edward 
James Lowe. i 

[Mise. 1918-5,509 ] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Department of Lands, , 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
mm accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive.Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the remoyal of Mr, J. Russell, who has 
left the district, from his position as a Trustee of 
Reserve No. 52,294 at, Dorrigo Mountain, .parishes 
of Never Never and Vautin, county of Raleigh, area 
about 4,100 acres, notified 20th July, 1917, for. Pre- 
servation of Native Flora, and he is hereby removed 
accordingly. 
[ Misc. 1918-5,484 ] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[722] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


APPOINTMENT OF A TRUSTEE FOR THE 
WENTWORTH FALLS GROUP OF THE 
BLUE MOUNTAINS SIGHT RESERVES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the. Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency, the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased to approve of the appointment of the under- 
mentioned gentleman as a Trustee of Reserves Nos. 
52,071, 52,073, 52,075, 52,077, 52,079, 52,0-1, and 
52,083, notified 9th March, 1917, for Public Recrea- 
tion, being the Wentworth Falls group of the Blue 
Mountains Sight Reserves, namely :— 


Samuel Charles Rose, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. P. 
Lazarus, resigned)... ; 
[ Mise. 1918-5,470] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lauds. 
No. 95, 2 Aucust, 1918, --5, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 
\ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 


- / Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
ates :— 


phe g id 
0. 
A.BuRY—Wednesday, 2lst August, 1918... sc tall 
AsHrorp—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ... sce EL! 
BARADINE-—Saturday, 17th August, 1918... ate SA 
BENDEMEER—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ssh 
Brncara— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... aaa Reh) 
, Boccanri—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... aon Oo 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 bots HEN! 
Carcoan— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... ace eit 
Castino—W ednesday, 21st August, 1918 > ... 89 


_ COONABARABRAN— Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 


Cornowa—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 _ ... wae «(84 
Cowra—Wednesday, 7th August, 2918 3A eek Oe 
DENILIQUIN— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ww. «684 
DunEDoo—W ednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... (sy 84 

Do —Wednesday, llth September, 1918  ... 91 
Forrres—Saturday, 24th August, 1918° ... we Ok 
GLaDsTonE—Saturday, 31st August,.1918, ... woe ete 


GLEN Innus-—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ape SO 
GouLBuRN—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 a» «84 
Do Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 91 


GRENFELL— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... ses 89 
Gunpacal—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 Sen RSH 
Hay—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 eet eno aie yl 
Hotsrook—Thursday, 15th August, 1918 ... sic mmmeN 
KempsEy—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 - ... ey eH 
Kurri Korri—Saturday, 31st, August, 1918 sph OT 
KyocLe—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... . 89 
LismoRE— Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 we Ol 
LirHcow—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... sco. eh) 


MoLtone—Wednesday, lith September, 1918 at) OL 
MuswkE_LtBRookK—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
NARRANBERA—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 ... 89 


Do Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... 59 
NARROMINE— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 aye OF 
Parkes— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... ee 89 
PaRRAMATTA— Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 .. 84 
Ry.sronr—Wednesday, 7th August, 1918 ... .. S4 
Sconr— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ae eae, OF 
South Grarron—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... 87 
Stuart Town—Wednesday, 7th August, 1915 .., 84 
TamMwortH—Wednesday, ]!th September, 1918 ... 91 
Urnana— Wednesday, 7th August, J918 , ... ay 84 
Wacea Wacca—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... 87 
YxEOvAL—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918, ... 9] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








cae" 


Department of, Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF ROBERTSON. 
[' is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown [Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of the,village of Robertson by excising 
part of the viliage lands, and closing certain lanes. 
Heliographs showing the’ proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the.Crown. Lands. Office, Moss Vale, 
at the Post Office, Kobertson, and at the Department 
of Lands; Sydney. 
[Ms. 1918-5,943 | 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[ 756 | Department, of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
PROPOSED: ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGH OF RED RANGE. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

~ab the expiration of three months from this date, 
it ig intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of the village of Red Range by curtailing 
the village and suburban lands and’ closing certain 
streets and roads. ' 

Lithographs showing, the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the. Crewn,Lands Office, Glen Innes, 
the Post Office at Red Range, and at the Department. 
of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,822| 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





3884 . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 95. [2, Aua., 1918. 


725] Department of Lands, 

eae jp Sydney, ond August, 19184 9 
HIS ‘Excellency ihe Governor, with the sdviee of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following additional Regulation No. 195c 
and additional Form No. 138, under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, and of Amended Regulation No. 218, in substitution for that at 
present in force bearing the same number under the same: Act. 


His Excelleney- is Coane has also approved of Forin No. 83, under the 
same Act, being amended by the omission of the amount “£3 35.” atid 
the insertion of the amount “£3” (Minl. 1918-4,787; 4,788). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


te ' . = 
i 





1950. A perpetual lease grant of a homestead farm shall be in Form 188. 
The deed. fee (£1) and Sfamp Duty (£1) shall be due and payable imme- 
to the homestead farm pressdent to issue of such grant have been duly 
complied with. 





. Alteration of Conditions and Covenants annexed to Leases. 

9218. An application for the variation, modification, or revocation 6f any 
covenant, condition, or provision of a lease in accordance with the pro- 
wisions of section 189 of the Act shall be made in Form 83; which shall be 
lodged with, or forwarded to the Crown Land Agent, acébinpanied by a feé’ 
of ‘£3, to cover the cost of dealing with such application. If such fee exceeds 
the Actual cost the difference sHall be refunded; but if such cost exceeds . 
£3,,the amount in excess shall be paid when called for. 


The application shall be forwarded by the Crown Land’ Agent to the 





Chairman. 
a" 4 : 
i Form 138. ‘ 
Toledo CROWN LANDS. CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. i 
AEG State of New South Wales. 
ih at [Lanp GRant.] 
Register Book, Vol.  * Fol. edhe 
HOMESTEAD FARM GRANT. 
WHEREAS of in Our State of New South Walesiisthe | ff 
Lessee of Homestead Farm No. in the Land District, of in .Our dot 
said State being the Land hereinafter described which was applied for on 
the day of 1 and duly confirmed on the day of 
7 AND WHEREAS all things required by law to be, done to entitle the said aH 


to have a grant of the said Homestead Farm issued to 
have been done and performed Now Know ye That WE for Us Our Hei ia 
Succéssors in consideration of the premises Do HEREBY GRANT unto 
said h Heirs and Assigns a LEASE IN PeRperurry of ALL ae 
Piece or Parcel of Land in Our said State containing by admeasurement 
be the same more or less situated in the County of 
and Parish of 


As shown on plan in the margin hereof being the Area comprising ‘Portion 


No. notified as available for application in the. Government Gazette of 
the day of one thousand With all the Rights and 
Appurtenances thereto belonging To Horp unto the said h’ Heirs 


and Assigns as a -HomEsrrap FarM for ever Sussect to the Provisions of the’ 
Crown Lands Acts in respect of Homestead Farms and in particular THAT 
the said h Heirs and Assigns shall pay for the said Land an 
annual rent of two and one-half per centum of the capital value thereof as 
determined in due course of law by paying such rent to Our Treasurer or such 
other Officer in Our said State as may from time’to time be appointed for'that | 


purpose half-yearly in advance on the day of and the 
day of Anp perform the conditions rollowsie that is td 

say :— 

AND IT IS HEREBY EXPRESSLY DECLARED that if the said h.., Heirs aad 


Assigns do not pay the said rent in manner hereinbefore required then and in 
any such case it shall be lawful for the Governor of Our said State to declare 
the said Land to be forfeited to Us Our Heirs and Successors ‘Whereupon 
‘these presents shall become yoid and of no effect. ProviDED NEVERTHELESS AND 
We vo Heresy Reserve AND Excerr unto Us Our Heirs and Successors all 
minerals which the said land contains, with full power and. authority for Us 
Our Heirs. and Successors and such person or persons as shall from time to 
time be authorised by Us or them to enter upon the said land and to search for 
mine dig and remove the said minerals.. AND Atso.all such parts and so mueh 
of the said land as may hereafter be required for public ways viaducts canals 
railways tramways dams sewers or drains in over and through the. same to be 
set out by Our said Governor or some person by him authorised in that respect 
AND ALSO all sand clay stone gravel and indigenous timber and all other 
materials the natural produce of the said land which may be required at any 
time hereafter for the construction and repair of any public ways bridges or 


; 2Ave,1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3885" 








catidls oF for naval’ purposes or railways and tramways or any fences embank- 
‘ments viaducts dams sewers or drains necessary for the same together with 
the right of taking and removing all,such materials by such person or persons 
. as may be, authorised, in that behalf by Our Governor aforesaid PRovrpep 
LASTLY, AND WE DO Heresy Reserve for Us Our Heirs and Successors and for 
Our Governor as,aforesaid by such person or persons as shall be by Us them 
(OF, pin authorised in that behalf full power to make and conduct through in 
net under, upon er over the said land or any portion thereof all public ways viaducts 
st wo) kailways tramways, canals and all,common or public drains and sewers which 
Fae nanan may. ,be deemed expedient And the right ‘of full and free ingress egress and 
se bynof bet regress into out of and upon, the said land for the several purposes aforesaid 
ro ots ona oR Ro RBY Pi, dhen, a aw 
bi ; In’ Testimony WHEREOF We have-caused this Our Grant to be Sealed with the 
Seal of Our said State mrtg . 


Recorded and enrolled in the Registrar-General’s Office at Sydney in Néw 
day of 191 2 


South Wales this © 


LOL 


a: { .¥ 





744} a Department of Lands, _ 
ayo pSydney, 2nd August, 1918... 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING, OF UNNECESSARY 


ROAD AND PARTS OF ROAD, ALSO’ROA 
®* DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. i) 


ecutive Council, directs, it to, be notified 
that, in pursuance, of the provisions of the 20th section 
_ ube Hones Act, 1902, the roads’ hereunder 

BP dia uC are, now no longer required, are 


Of: 
dese 
h , 4D 

and, dischatged, from 
pk ion to the same as, 


“0: the same ighways; and in pursuance of 
t ‘i provisions of the 18 
Act, 7 


section of ‘‘Public Roads 


§02,”” the road hereunder described shall be and , 


ig boreby, declared to. be public road, and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for bands. 

rvi if fa hie RiLtLive xy — : rat | 
»biaod a: Duscriptions OF ROADS CLOSED. 
The, unnecessary “parts Of road’ known’ as Diary- 

street, ‘south ‘of Hareé-stireét)’ as now ‘included’ in 





measured allotménts 4, 5, ‘27; 28, ‘and 29, section’ 46) 


town of Wasino} parish of South Casino, county of 
Richmond, municipality of Casino. 
[Reads 1918-287-4] 


The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 


51 (part) srom .oetion,,.°3 (part), parish ot Tamar, 
county of Cadell, Murray Shire. “ts 
[Roa dour aor. (Sofa ol 

Description 0 

section 18 of the “Public Roads Act, 1902, 

The reserved road’ 100, links and 150 links wide 
wa portion 23,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 
ae or parish of, Tamar, 

a 


Murray Shire, . 

[Roads 10u7 s97!3} 

[691] ; Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, 
exaa' guy Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


ALTERATION OF CAPITAL VALUE OF A) HOLD- 
‘oodNG@ WIEHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA... 


bs 





Gg hereby nbtied,' fot publie information; that | 


ok: myequent upon the surrendér on 6th November, 
1917)'of Part !of Trrigation Faitm No.’ 151',' Yan¢do 
No. 1 Irrigation Area, Parish of Brobenah, County 
of Coopers; asj published in the Government Gazette 
of Ist. February, 1918, from 6th November, 1917, the 
capital value of this. farm shall be £1,294 15s. 7d., 
and the annual rental; £32. 7s. 5d, 

None.;—The notification, setting apart the subject 
farm appeared in the Government Gazette of 18th 
Marchi ora. Ot ALI) 
[Papers MiT.9°917)"H. ae ; W.C. and F.C, 1918- 


"" W. C. GRAHAME. 





[702] | Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, 
Slercuin Sut abebaiere ek oe eres 2nd August, 1918, | 
ALTERATION Of, CAPITAL VALUE OF. A HOLD- 
ING WITHIN ‘AN IRRIGATION, AREA. 
lee hereby notified, for public information, that, 
- consequent upon the surrender on 25th January; 
1918, of -pant of Irrigation Farm No. 286, Yanco 
No, d,Jrrigation Area, Parish of Yarangery, County 
of Cooper, as published in the Government Gazette 


‘annual rental. £21. 0s. 


hag dnig vith EIS hee ci. 4 
Brg lenes the Governgs vith the advice. of” 
, the, Bx : cil, direc 


veby closed, ahd,tbhe lands comprised therein freed . 
aay Pe sch d Hahn: a y, Nights oF the ‘public or’ any 
h 


road declared to bé public road under 
2 


county of Cadell, ' 





Registrar-General. 





te 


lof Odth May, 1918 From, 25th. January, 1918, the 
capital; value, of. this ane shall be £840 15s. and the 


3 


Nors,—The /notification. setting apart the subject 
farm’ appeared, inthe, Government Gazette of 29th 


‘May, 1912. ; cha wy 
[Papers M.I.S., 1917, 9 i W.C. and I.C., 1918- 
ois N AZ, 


’ 


W. CO) GRAHAME. 





[703] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 2nd August; 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ‘THE SETTING APART OF 
| ' TAND WITHIN THE WENTWORTH: (CURT 
WAA)' IRRIGATION AREA FOR A’ NON-IRRI- 
GATED HOLDING. pits, He 
i pursuance of the provisions of the, Wentworth. 
Irrigation Act, and the Regulations and; Bylaws 
‘made thereunder, the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
tion Commission do hereby s¢t apart the land des- 
‘ecribed in the Schedule hereto for disposal as a non- 
irrigated holding... |, oe od 
W. C. GRAHAME (Chairman), } Commis- 
H. H. DARE, sioners, 





SCHEDULE. 
Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area. 


The non-irrigated holding will be available for 
application on and after 19th August, 1918, and will 
be «subject generally to the provisions of, the Went- 
worth irrigation Act, and; Regulations and By-laws 
made thereunder. 

‘An application for a non-irrigated holding shall be 
ony Horm No. 1 of (Schedule ‘‘A”’ of the Regulations} 
and. imust be accompanied by a, deposit equal,,in 
amount to the rent which would accrue due in respect 
ofthe period fromthe date of application to the 
30th June or 3ist December: of the half-year dom- 
mencing ‘ist January or Ist July, as the case may! be; 
in which application is made. The application shall 
be lodged with the Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) 
Irrigation Atea, at’ Wentworth, so as not to be re- 
receivéd: by ‘the Manager before 19th August, 1918. 

The granting of any application is entirely atthe | 
discretion of the Commission, which may give prefer- 
ence to any.applicant; or group of applicants. Such 
granting shall be notified in the Government Gazette. 

Within three months of the granting of an appli- 
cation, the applicant shall, execute a lease) in, a) forms 
as near to Form Jil of Schedule ‘‘A’’ to, Regulations 
as the circumstances will permit. Such lease shall.con- 
tain the special conditions notified herein. |The deposit 
lodged with application shall then be applied towards 
payment of rent. The rent, after having been paid 
for any broken period, shall be payable half-yearly in 
advance on or before the Ist day of January and the 
Ist. day of July in each and, every year during the 
currency of the lease. 


At the expiration of the term of the lease, and on 
application heing made by the lessee, the Commission 
may, if it thinks it expedient so to, do,, renew the lease: ; 
for such further term as it may deem desirable, and 
on ‘stich ‘terms and conditions as it may require, and 
in like mannér may grant a renewal or renewals of 
such renewed Jedse. The lease, or part thereof, may. 
with the approval of the Commission, be transferred 
or surrendered in the prescribed manner at any time. 


3886. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ave., 1918. : 





On determination by effluxion of time or surrender 
of the lease, the lessee shall be entitled to remove all 
improvements made by him on the land if the Com- 
mission so permits, or if the Commission refuses such 
permission the lessee shall have tenant-right in such 
improvements as defined by the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913: Provided that excavated tanks, 
connections with distributary channels, the cultiva- 
tion of the land, or preparing the land for cultivation, 
shall not be considered improvements for the purposes 
of this provision. 

In the event of the lessee requiring water for stock 
or other purposes, and it being possible for the Com- 
mission to supply same, it will be necessary for him to 
enter into a special agreement with the Commission as 
to the quantity of water to be supplied and the charge 
to be made for such supply. 

The lessee shall not be entitled to cut down, or 
remove, or destroy, any timber on the land before first 
obtaining by application, as prescribed, the written 
permission of the Manager. 

The lease shall be subject to the following special 
conditions :— 

1. The term of the lease shall be five years from 
date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of acceptance of application. 

The lessee shall destroy all noxious animals, 
plants, and weeds on the land leased. 
3. The lessee shall not sublet the holding or part 


bs 


thereof without the approval in writing of | 


the Commission being first obtained. 

4. The lessee shall not overstock the land. The 
Commission’s decision that a lot is over- 
stocked shall be final. 

. The Commission shall not be bound to pay for 
the proportion of any dividing fence or 
fences. 


Application forms and further particulars may be 
obtained, and plans inspected, at the Office of the 
Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area, 
Wentworth, and the Office of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, Perpetual Trustee Cham- 
bers, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

[Papers W.C. and I,C. 1918-12,207] 


or 





SCHEDULE. 
Wentrwortn (Curtwaa) IRRIGATION AREA. 
Non-irrigated Holding. 








ee es 
Lot No | Approximate Area. | Annual Rental, 

AL Sos £ os, d. 

72 7 110 116 7 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


New is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place. commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 

may be lawfully broucht before the said Court :— 

Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 

Registrar. 

f441] 


—S" 


l7th July, 1918. 





Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 15th July, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to a proposal m-de by the 

Department of Education to acquire for purposes 

of a school site an area of 2 acres, being part of.C. 

 Brien’s conditional lease 1911-80, Warialda, parish of 

Balfour, county of Burnett, in exchange for the pre- 

sent school site, portion 62, of 2 acres, same parish and 
county. 

Blue vrints illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Moree, and 
the Crown Land Agent at Warialda. 

Ohjections (if anv) should be in writing, and should 
he forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Moree, not later than 15th August, 1918, 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified, 

B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman, 


[443] 





———___—____. 


Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 3rd July, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited in the matter of an 
application by David Gibb and Samuel Cooke, 
as trustees in the estate of the late William Gibb, care 
of Messrs. L. A. Fosbery and Company, Wagga 
Wagga, to surrender about 3,375 acres 1 rood of free- 
hold lands in parishes of Yathong and Cocketgedong, 
for an equal area of Crown Lands in parishes of Watt 
and Cocketgedong, county of Urana, to a reference by 
the Minister for Lands to the Local Land Board at 
Urana, for inquiry and report whether such an ex- 
change would be in the public interest, and should 
be proceeded with. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Urana. Af, 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 12th August, 1918, 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board, at Urana, on a date to be notified. 


W. F. DAY, 
Chairman. 


[215] 





Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 27th June, 1918. 


Pee is invited to a reference by the 

Minister for Lands, in the matter of an appli- 
cation by George Lindsay Wilson (as sole Trustee in. 
the estate of the late William Wilson), of Goonambil, 
via Corowa, to surrender about 1,609 acres 2 roods 
of freehold lands in the parish of Wilson, county 
Hume, in exchange for about 2,704 acres of Crown 
lands, parish of Wilson, county of Hume, and parish 


[53] 


’ of Gunambil, county Urana, to the Local Land Board 


at Urana for inquiry and report ag to whether such 
an exchange would be in the public interest and should 
be proceeded with. 

.Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Urana. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 5th August, 1918. 

y The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at, Urana on a date to be notified. 
W. F. DAY, 
Chairman. 





[236] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 9th July, 1918. 


(Awae Ge is invited in the matier of an appli- 
cation by Thomas French and Maurice French, 
care of Messrs. Emanuel and Emanuel, solicitors, 
‘Tumut, for the surrender of freehold portion 160 of 
640 acres, parish of Wyangle, county of Buccleuch, 
dan exchange of about 540 acres within a reserve from 
sale, notified 24th December, 1861, to a reference by 
‘the Minister for Lands to the Local Land Board at 
Tumut for inquiry and report as to whether such 
exchange should be proceeded with. 

. Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Tumut. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
‘Wagga Wagga, not later than 16th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Tumt on a date to be notified. 


W. F. DAY, 


Chairman. 





[372] Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 12th July, 1918. 


ALENT OR is invited to an inquiry in the matter 

of an application for Scrub Lease by George 
Mitchell, parish of Coolatai, county of Burnett, Land 
District of Warialda, 1,620 acres. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Moree, not later than 9th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified. 

i B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman. 


3887 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 


2 Ava.,1918.] 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 99. 


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3896, NEW SOUTH ;WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, - [2 Ave., 19¥8.~ 





(714] Department of Lande, 
' Sydney, 2nd August, 19ts. 
CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


N OTICE is hereby given that the rants for the Cuaditional Leases, as pertioaiarised i in the following Schedule, have been ditorctaed 
at the respective rates per acre stated. 

Any difference of rent touad to bé dua to the Crown between the provisional: rent and the rent as now.determined (together with 
arrears of rent now due) must be paid within one month trom the date of thie notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the Staie 
‘Treasurer. 

~The ronewal.rent on any lease must ba paid yearly in Aivknes either to the Land Agout of the District or to the State Treasurer 
net later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered, 

Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, acc Truly due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 


, W. G: ASHFORD, Minister Ei Loe 


















































S o* “ i te r=] 3 j ra | Datewhen (Qqg2z| | 
32 g Tie remy) Be) County § @ |» | Anwual | Amount] Balance} Interest a25 = Shire 
£38 eg ‘| Applica-] pall, % | © | &| Rent, paid. | due, | commenced on | #5 2% . 

tion. a ade |e ie : ' grtears, (5 & Sa 

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: Cnt te « [<9 of ~ f 
a IM : EASTERN DIVISION; 
Lanp Diswerict or Gunnin@. 

r ~ 1907. Aores. d. £7. d. £8 de £L 8. a. ae ica 
1907-47 | Shepherd, Alice Maud ...{ Rosedale, | 26 Sept...) King 3. ur 6) | 4} H 0 12 6) 6-6 0 012 6 | Peli acalcabisaaces hat ake -Gunping. 
me id Narrawa.). hide! : | = = +i. 

yO CENTRAL Laan . 
Lanp District oF Dusso. ; 7 
1918. ql wb 

1918-5 Moore, Thomas, junior...) Tomingley-, 2 April.) Gordon, :.; 321 |. 1}4 2,,0 2 | 213 4 Nii | eed eoitgs cavisedices errs Talbragar. 

road, Dubbo Oxley. , i S| 
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Notre.—The title to and rent ofthe above leases commence from date of application. 
{717} Dapattepiet of Lands, » 


Sydney, 2nd August; 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF VACANT CROWN LANDS TO A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


T is hereby.notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of:sevtion 1640f,the.Crown Lands.Consolidation Act, 1913, the rtd of 
land particulurised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the adjoining conditional lease mei tioned in 
such Schedule at the capital value and rental.stated, a & 


~ W. G. ASHFORD, Ministor for Lands. | 
CENTRAL DIVISION. _ EB 
Lanp Disreicr OF CoonAMBLE.” * 





























Pe } a |: : ia s ; Capital Rent S. onal Patetrom & a 
Papers, : Parish. » County. Area, — Added to—'| 4, Value | :per Reat. addition ‘aka Shire, ~ 
tgs! z & w $s : ' per Acre. | Acre. | | ys : = offset. - 
C8." j a. me Pi aT 4.| 2@€4 ; po £8 a 
s018-15ace 9, 40, » ry ..| Leichhardt. | 240 0 0 | C.U. 1185...) 113 4 6 6 i 0 15 July, 1918) 1, 813 0 0 fa 82.4 4 Wingadee, 
& 41. ’ haat ae 

















Norge.—The-Crown improvements on the area are valued at £22 10s, and are to be og ‘for in the manner prescribed by ahi 
216, Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 





[545]: = Department of Lands, 
53 a Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES:: 


Vr is novels notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Leases hereunder particularised, which was published i in 
the Siti oa Gazette of 7th Jt une, 1918, has ey reversed, subject to any conflicting intérests. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SoHEDULE. 

















: r 
Registered Number af im: toe : ky we a As anand Shire 
Number of Of...” Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area. Purpose of Lease. Rent or 
Papers. Application. — " Municipality. 
Ms: Ls. es . ; . act. Pp. . os. a. 
1914~ 4735 | 2,095,ooma ..| Johnson, Mary Jane, of} Portion 50, ‘county Wallace, parish 5 0 | Residence, accom- 2 0 0O| Dalgety 
: Rhine Falls, near Cooma.| Wambrook. i mdation~ house, Shire, 
ray | ; » iS tounge and store. ” 
1917- 8298 | 3,086, Deniliquin] Langman, Edwin, of Hill] County Townsend, pari:h Yalama, por-| 10 0 0 | Pig,. and» ad 110 0} Murray 
f Plain, Deniliquin. .. tion 124. ew Ts, tam.  : Shire. 
1917- 505 | 1916-54, Grafton | Jones, Stanley Abel, of County Fitzroy, parish Woolgoolga,) 15 2 10 Grazing — .. on 4 0 0 | Dorrigo 
; a Woolgoolga: portion 73. ver 3 Shire. 
1917- 2171 | 1908-11, Grenfell] Murray, Mary. Jane, of| County - Monteagle, parish Brundah,| 24 2 0. Dairying,” poultry 3 0 O* Weddin 
Grenfell. portion 392. farm, and agri- Shire. 
i CH : : mie culture, 
1912- 5967 | 1910-19, Gun- ‘McGarvey, Dennis, of Bon-| County Harden, parish Burra, portion 4 0 5 | Residence and agri- 1 0 0| Adjungbilly 
a dagai.|. “gongolong. 238. ‘ F culture. Shire, 
1912- 8719 | 1911- 4, Gun- Shin, William James, of County Clarendon, parish. Wantabad- 8 211 Agriculture - ac 211 (5 |} Illabo Shire. 
» dagai.| . Wantabadgery, ; gery, portion Sp. L. 1911-4. My Se 
1917-10917 1911/3; ° Brroudyt Hewitt, Harry William, of] County Gloucester, parish . opie Topi, 40 0 0 Grazing 1 8 4 | Stroud Shire. 
{ Booloombay t, ; reserve 16,073. , ‘ 
1918-...934 1911-29, Tam-|"Murphy, James, of» Dun-| County Parry, parish Dungowan, por-| 34 0 0 ; Agriculture and 210 0} Nundle 
? worth. » can’s Creek, Woolomin. tion 117. grazing. Shire. 
| 1915- 2057 | 1914-14, Tumut.. Whitely, John, of Sandy| County Wynyard, parish Adelong, por-| 20 0 0} Agriculpure and 210 0 | Gadara Shire. 
: Gully, Adelong tion 984, ; grazing, 
1916-14369 | 1909- 4, Urana ..| Chapman, Edward Herbert, |County Uraga, parish Waugh, eoreior 67 1 3 20 | Store and residence 5 0 0| Urana Shire, 
BF of Glencoe, : 
1914-13182 1913- 2, Young --| Johnston, Peter, of Wom- County Monteagle, parish Young, por- 34 2 ‘Agriculture and 3 9 0 | Burrangong 
bat-road, Young. tion 2,161. grazing. hy hire. 





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* Inclusive of rental value of Crown improvements. 


2 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3897 





[731] 


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Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


=" s ae Sr ee ee 
Sryreee4 i PV RE? 


FORFEITURE. OF A SPECIAL LEASE, 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance 
with the. provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


























tl +» The forfeiture will take effect.at the Liege of thirty clear days from this eel at 
3 7 W..G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
wi Reg, Nes | Whine‘ana’ Address Annual Reason 

> Kee “Wars ot Tekie of Less Situation and Area of Land. anh tor aarfaltare, Municipality, 

_oy Ma, Tis, ate F : Ry quant a4 in A £a.d. 4 | 

118-5474 | 1910-17, McMaster, Alexander,| County Townsend, parish and town of North Den-| 110 0 | Non-fulfilment -; Deniliquin, 
Deniliquin.| of Boonoke, Denili-| iliquin; Sp. L.88 Hy. Area, 4 acres 3 roods 38 of conditions. 
quin, d perches, 


(7i8] 





Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


CANCELLATION OF GRANTING OF A SPECIAL LEASE APPLICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of Gazette notification of 17th May, 1918, as relates to the 
granting of the undermentioned Special Lease is hereby cancelled. 


sty DEP EMERY 2 ‘ 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















BIG ScHEDULE. 
Registered Nonbors? te News ind ha ee ; Purpose of Anpual 
Lake a bas ad Application... _ of Lessee. Situation of Land. Lease. Rent 
yy 9 Papers, be ome i ae te : 
Eis Mel Es. zit? ; AY é ).¥é £ 8: d. 
“1918 -8140 | 1917-3, aaa: Dean, Henry Lewis, of| County Hardinge, parish Elderbury, front-| Grazing ue LO. @ 
ae Guyra. _ ing “Mother of Ducks Lagoon and east . 
nihiae: das : aia: of portion 261; Area, about 13 acres: 











(7273 


e 


APPLICATION FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


U is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, 


and t 
Land 
r 7? | 


hat it is the intention to grant such lease should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections{will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 





in which he land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 
SAF W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands 
awoes ei ) “Re ic) we ae { Airw *& ' ‘ 5 ‘ ' 
Local Land Board Date 
Purpose for 4 
Bs : +8 ; : Office where up to which 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for: Area, here peor is objections may be objections 
aiaet yotarmith aie ort : lodged. may be lodged. 
a, Yr. p. : 
Braga tye Owven...(Spx L.| County of Cumberland, parish of Cowan, front;|..8 310 | Factory site .| Sydney | 9 August, 1918, 
918- 1 Metropolitan). ing the Hawkesbury River, at the village of . 
Bywater. 
Nowra Co-operative) At...Nowra, on the. bank of the Shoalhaven} 0 1 1 | Wharves on piers.. do 16-45 2 
bairy Co ay Sp. L,|, River, parish of Nowra, county of St. Vin- 
1H0§ 1, Now * cent: n be we 
Su’ livan,’ fare” Ernest: Parish Terranora, county Rous} phd District] 1° Chain of Wharf .| Grafton 19 ‘5, 3 
i) Sp. B. 191 8-14). Mugdllumbah, on frontage to Ra Bay,| water 
est of wharf held under Sp: Us. 1911-16 by fontage. 
os the North Coast Co-operative Company. 
Wangi Wangi Develop-| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, on| 0 0 123 do -| Maitland 2 September, ,, 
ment Co. Ltd, (Sp. L foreshores of Lake Macquarie, opposite block 
1913-2, Newcastle. ) 107, Wangi Point Estate, first subdivision. 


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Department, of Lands, 
*  “APPRIOATION FOR RXTENSION OF THRM OF LRASES FOR SPECIAL PURFOSKS. | 


~~ T is hereby ‘notified, for general information, thit the undermentioned applications have been received for éxtenision of the 
terns of Special Leases, under the proyisiona of| the 74th and 229th sections of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


of the 'ancs and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such lenses, should no 


‘sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due’ consideration \if) ‘lodged. in writing with the Obairman for the Land Board District in 


which the land is situated on or before the date specified i in cach case hereunder 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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‘ Loca) Land Board Date. 
f f : EG a she Office where up to which 
Applicant. Loeality of Land applied for. Area, which Lease is objections may be objections © 
’ ‘ ith desired, lodged. may be lodged: 
a rp. | 
Tom Howell Ingall (Sp.| On foreshores of Lake Macquarie, fronting; 0 0 387 Bahile: -place andj Maitland .| 25 August, 1918, 
B:.8, 730, Bourn, section 6, Toronto Estate, nesr south side of (about). jet ty. 
Rar 4] : audinoniiod, parish Awaba, county: Northum-| ; 
erlan , ‘ : 
Te reas Matson, sen.| Ewey Bay, Port Hacking, parish Sutherland,| 0 0 15 Boatshed .| Sydney.. a » | 30° 5 ” 
(Sp L 1908-9, Metro-| county Cumberland. (about). ) 
politan). 


Department of Lands. 


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3898 ° NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. ' © \[2 Ave. 1918. 








[732] » . Department-of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 
REAPPRAISEMENT OF RENTS OF SPECIAL LEASES. ™ , 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that under the terms and conditions of the Special Leases specified hereunder, the annual 
rental for the undermentioned period of the leases has been reappraised ia accordance with the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, at the rates hereunder stated, such reappraisement to take effect as from and to dates mentioned hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Reco No, of Lease, Name of Lesgee. fot ws _ Period. Shire. 
Ms. Ls. £ sie de | 
1918-8565 | 1910-15, Coonamble _...| Digges, John West ... ote | 5 4 O]| 1 Jan., 1918, to 31 Dec, 1924...| Gilgandra. 
8301 | 3,974, Narrabri... ..-| Duff, James .. 6 34 ..| 319 6 | 19 Mar., 1918, to 18 Mar., 1925) Namoi.. 
ra 3,975, Narrabri ... ae Do Be 312 0/19. ,, » tools’, » | , do 
1746] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. 


if is hereby notified, for public information, that the forfeiture of the Scrub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule, which was 


gazetted on the 5th July, 1918, has been reversed, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































No.of Lease. | Rez. te of | Name and Address of Lessee. | Lan@ District. | County, | Parishes. Shire. Area, | Annual Rent. 
| j | bie 
l 
| Occ. | Acres. tH Ade 
263 1918-4556 | Steer, Fred., of Yelkin, Hillston ...! Dowling ...| Bimbil and Bland | 14,590 48 5 6 
Cargelligo, | | Mologone. | | 
{728} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 
FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LBEASES. 
jz is hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 















































No. of Lease 
oe - Name of Lessee, abet Parish. | County. Shire. Area, —, Reason for Forfeiture, 
Land District. 4 | i 
Acrea, La. d. 
1916-2, Armidale ...) Hugh Charles Reginald 51 Abington  ..| Hardinge .,.)| Guyra ... 4,140 ly 10 » |. Non-fulfilment nt 
Cadden, conditions, 
1916-14, Grafton ..| James Webb... coo eee| £8 & 70 | Dandoo -| Clarence oos| OFara. © ase eek 367 3.4 9 | Non-psyment of rent, 
(734) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act; 1904, and the 16th 
s:ction of the Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910, the Settlement Purchase particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all righte 
attached to such purchase, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are hereby forfeited. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
HARRINGTON VALE SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp Districr oF GRENFELL, AND Branp Sars. 






































Number of 4 
Herslonant Purchaser, P eee hg Area. County. Parish. Cat. No. of Plan, 
Purchase. ; 
RAUNT Ae" 2S ON HON C  F cas! 'e RY ae e AN ARN P 
et ey | 
1913-4 | Herbert William Leslie Bowland (Govern-| 124 4 591 O O| Bland ..-| Boorongagil ...| B. 3,781-1,946, 
ment Savings Bank of New South Wales,| Papers Clo. Sett. 
mortgagees). 1918-6,248. 
| | 








2 Auva., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3899 


a a A a 


[388] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


1 5 eee is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purchase 
under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a com plaint, as provided for by the 69th section of 

the Act mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































alka Appa Applicant. Area. Description. ‘allt ace 
Aln. Bua seD- 
1918-6,001 | James Walter Trevenar| O 0 293) Parish of Sutherland, county of Cumberland, Sutherland) The Chairman, Lard 
S.P. 1917:-48. Shire, being an area proposed to be reclaimed below high-| Board, Sydney. 
water mark on the frontage of applicsnt’s property, lot 27 
of D.P. 4,198 at Gunnamatta Bay, Port Hacking,—shown 
on plan No. Ms. 5,154 Sy. 
{739] Department of Lands, 


Sydaey, 2nd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF 
LANDS FOR ROADS. 


I | IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been given), 
shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 


as roads. 
W.G. ASHIORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from road on the west portion of 53 to the Burrapine-Mackeville road, 
parish of Medlow, county of Raleigh, Nambucca Shire. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-802-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,371-1,603.] 








Description of lands now resumed fox the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 24th May, 1318, 


folio 2435. 
Lanp District or BELLINGEN. 





| Width cf 














Bly Character | Lend | nee 
Ey, Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. a of Reuned | * andi 
oldinz. an! * 
a8 RS i Ek Sree Re orale ArT Dadientea= 
| a Yr. p. | &. Te Dp: 
9 | 103 vo uv | Medlow s.. «| Commissioners of the Government} Hugh McKay ... eee «-| C.P. 1887-185... . | 10links aoe (Ped CAL 
| Savings Bank cf New South | | 
Wales. 
63 | 600 0 Doin Dsgenna: do do is do knoe 20 dual urg1sse-60 Koll. toon | 23 0 


——————— met —- 











DESCRIEFTION OF ROAD OPENED :— Widening of part of Echo Point road rear Echo Pcint at Katoomba, parish of Megaloxg, 
county of Cook, municipality of Katoomba. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-44°-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,392-1,603. }, 





Drsoription of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 12th April, 1918, 


folio 1772. 
Lanp District oF PENRITII, 











; Width or 





Area 
Character Land 
z a Area. apedige Reputed Owner. | Ocoupler. ae Resume paver ae be Remarks, 


| | Dedicated, | Dedicated. | 


‘ | | | 


a Yr Dd. 
Part of | 50 0 0 | Megalong  ...| Lady Elliott © 1.| sense ssercoe oe Freehold..,| Variable ... 
104. 





a, rp. ; 
0 uv 13 | This resumption embraces part of lot 22 of Lilianfela 
Estate, as showa cn D.P, 6,502. 











DESCRIPTION oF RoAD OPENED:—Branch road from the main road to the South Arm of Bellinger River, within portion 26, 
parish of Gladstone, county of Raleigh, Bellingen Shi e. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-321-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 138,372-1,603.] 





Descrirrion of landa now resumcd for the road specified above, and dedicated as a publi> road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 1918, 


folio 2214. 
Lanp District OF BELLINGEN. 


a 











| Width of 




















Character Land 
gare Area, Parish Name Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed ane 
‘ Holding. rae Nedicated 
a. r. "| 4 ei T) Di 
26 111 0 0 | Gladstone ose «| C mmigssioners of the Goverament Savings} John Wuoti and fenced| C.P. 1909-205... 50 links ...) 0 0 37 
Bauk of New South Wales, road, 

















No, 95, 2 Avucust, 1918 —6, 


3900 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Aue., 1918. 


(738] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2ad August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOT, 1962, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY, ALSO OF 
PART OF ROAD DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. , , 


E 18 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the’ Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shal) be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads; also, that the road and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which. 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given), shall be and are hereby closed. 


a W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED:-—~—Part of road from Kentucky Railway Station along western side of railway line to Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement, parish of Harnhaw, county of Sandon, Gostwyck Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-3-14; Catalogue No. of Plan R. 13,408~-1,603.] 


DEscRIPTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to 
be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 17th May, 1918, folio 2330. 


Lanp DistRict OF ARMIDALE. 


a in a nS 


Width of 








. Area 
é F Character Land 
P. Parish A Resumed Part of Roud closed, &c. Part of Road declared 
bolas Area Wasa Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed ahd to. be publi Eda 

Holding. . and Dedicated 

Dedicated. 7 

ha bik &. Peps 
172 rem, | 88 225 | Harnham..| H.M. Croft ...| If. M.Croft ..| Freehold...| 10¢ links..| 1 2 43 | The unnecessary part of boundary road north of portion 
178 rem. | 9 1 22 Do TRS do es do Aes de goof LOW Do" - <a8 0 112 172, west of new road, is closed and part thereof 


to be granted in compensation. 





The part of existing road included in survey and 
necessary to preserve continuity of new road is 
declared to be public road and dedicated to the public 

| accordingly, 














DESCRIPTION OF RoaD OFENED:—Part of road from the Warialda-Gragin road to the Gournama-Gragin road, parish of 
Myalla, county of Burnett, Yallaroi Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-715-19 ; Catalogue No. of Plan-—R. 13,084—1,603. ] 





DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road and parts of roads deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A. proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road and parts of roads deemed to be’ 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 2nd November, 1917, folio 5961. 


Lanp District oF WARIALDA. 











Tee on Width of — 
aracter Land 
Parish Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Resumed 
Holding. and 
Dedicated, 


Be ete ee 
91 |1,409 0 0 | Myalla...). The Commercial W. R. Hardy ...| Part C.L. 1,329 of 1,603] 150 and 100) 10 This resumption (10 acres) includes & 
(py plan), Banking (oy, of acres 3 roods (by plan),| links. acres comprising the boundary road 
1415 0 0 Sydney, Ltd. 1,609 acres 3 roods (by separating portion 91 from portions 92 
(by Regr.). reg). and 102 (part), which area is not to b 
40 0 0 Do. do ed do “5 do --| 150 links... 8 2 0 dedicated as public road, 
_ The unnecessary boundary road separa 
ing portion 91 (part) from portion 6 ‘part) 
and end of road,also unnecessary parts of 
| reserved road within portion 9!, are closed 
and added to portion 91, the area thereof 
is increased to 1,413 acres 2 roods, th e 
area of the whole C.L. 21,329 is ‘in- 
creased (by plan) and decreased (by 
register) to 1,604 acres 8 roods. 
0 | Unnecessary part of road 100 links wide 
Separating portion 6, 7, and part of 8 
from portion 2 and endof road, north of 
new road and unnecessary part of road 
150 links wide separating portions 2 an 
' . 1 from portions 9, 10, 11, ead of road and 
portions 12 and 13 west from the north- 
eastern extremity of new road, are closed 
and are to be granted in compensation, 


Area 
Resumed 
and 
Dedicated. 


Roads and parts of Roads closed, &c. 














on 
i=) 





2 245 0 @ Do ...| Adelaide M. Housten! F, Honsten ...| Freehold ... ex | 150 
3 240 0 0 Do do ad do ee do yan ed vai LOOM a uveenbey LO 


> 


eo 09 
So 




















2 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3901. 
[737] Department of Lands, , 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 





NOTIFICATION, UNDER PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1002, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS. 


Hs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of tho Executive Council, directs it to be notified that; in purstance of section 9 of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder 
specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads. ‘ 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DeEscriprion oF Roaps OPENED :—Diversions of roads along the northern and southern sides of the railway from Cargellico to Wyalong, 
at Tu libigeal railway station, within the village and suburban boundaries of Tullibigeal, parish of Narden, county of Dowling, 
Lachlan Shire. 


(Regietration No. of Papers—1918 -70-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—-R. 13,418-1,608.} 








Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
Lanp District or ConDoBorin. 





7 . Width of Area 
§ 3 Parish Charaeter Tand Resumed 
~z,| Are Nantes Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Resumed and Remarks. 
i j Holding. and 
Dedicated, | Dedicated. 








%. By 

Freehold ...| 50 links & 8 0 13} | This resumption embraces‘ areas of 2 
160 links, rocds 294 perches north of railway, 

| and 2 acres 1 ro-d 24} perches sout 
of the railway. aa 


eos mveseyestas | Nerden ..| The Railway Commis- og sas ladiaaaivad psa 
sioners. 

















Description OF RoaD OPENED :—Road diversion on south-east of railway line from Murrumburrah to Blaney, parish of Tlunie, 
county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire. 


(Registration No.of Papers—1918-125-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—13,430-1,603. ] 





Duscererion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
Lanp District or Youna. 























‘a i ’ Character Width of Land posits ed 
er Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Oconpier, of Resumed and and 
fy Holding. Dedicated. Medisateds 
. Bo ep 
eo ese iecesis a | LHODIGHs «| Railway Commissioners ... sas «| Road in use... cee rt «| Freehold ..: «| 150 links a 10 2 9 
; (about). 
{740} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD DEEMED 

TO BE UNNECESSARY. 

Nee is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed to , 
resume for the purpose, unter the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed road is shown upon plan which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Mivister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the road hereunder specified, and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objections which may 
appear to them to exist to the closing of the said road. 


Plans showing the road proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, anda copy of the same may be inspected at the , 
Office of the Crown Lands Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. : 


eer W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
DesonirTion OF Road To BE OPENED :—Road through portions 87 and 127, parish of Yarratt, county of Macquarie, Manning Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers— Roads 191$-422-2; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,287-1,603.] 





DescRiprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Districr oF Tarrs. 








| ] 











E Parish © Character ) fear Area 
$a2| Area. Name, | Beputed Owner. Occupier. of Phe to be Road propozed to be closed, &¢. 
& % : Holding. Baauiieds Resumed. 
Se Ps De | a Yr, p. - 4 
87 | 40 0 0| Yarratt..| George Barlia ...| George Barlin andtrack| Freehold ...| 100 links...) 1 313 | The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 
in use. 127 from portion 150 is proposed to be closed and 
a f° 8 oe ee = do oe do .| 100 , ..| 1 8 27 granted in compensation. 














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3902 “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, (2 Aua., 1918, 


£741] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. 


H®*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described, which are no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein added to the holdings mentioned in the appended Schedule. 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Holding to which Road is added. 








"hone 
| No, of Holding, Name of Holder. 








No, of Papers. Area, | Description of Roads closed, 
| 
| 
ee ee Whe ate peng eee aE 
Roads. Ms Sa eh 
1917-55-8, 5 O 80 | Parish Kullatine, county Dudiey, Land District Kempsey, C.P.1905- 30, portion 168,| Bank of New South 


R,P. 1917-31. Macleay Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separat:| at 15s. per acre. Wales. 
ing portion 16& from portions 190 and 165. 
1916-338-15, 0 0 85] Parish of South Bellingen, county of Raleigh, Land! C.P.1873-12,102, portion] Oscar Charles Jex 
R.P. 1916-76. District of Bellingen, Bellingen Shire, within suburban, 159, at £4 per acre. and Thomas Abra- 
boundary of village of Raleigh. The western half of ham Jex. 

boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 150. 
(part) from portion 389 (part). | 
1916- 338-16, 1 3 10} Parish of South Bellingen, county of Raleigh, Land ©.P. 1909-89, portion) The Commissioners 





R.P. 1916-76. District of Bellingen, Bellingen Shire, within subur- 389, at £4 per acre. of the Government 
ban boundaries of village of Raleigh— Savings Bank of 
Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 93 from New South Wales. 


portion 389 (part); also the eastern half of boundary 
road 1 chain wide separating portion 150 (part) from 
portion 389 (part), | 














Do Sepa alway. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 389 C.P, 1908-89, portioa do 
(part) from portions 326 and 325. | 889, at £6 per acre. 
[742] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 
‘TIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 20, ‘Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be 
granted to the persons mentioned hereunder ; payment of costs, purchase money, deed fees and stamp duties having been made. 


—-— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 





Papers and No, of Description and Area of Roads. | Area, Proposed Grantee, 





Application, | 
Roads. | Hee bey aps 
1915-365-20, Parish Hartley, county Cook, Land District Lithgow, Blue Mountains Shire.) 0 219 | Mount Victoria Land 


Rd. Pur, 1915-76. Part of reserved road 50 links wide within part of portion 272, (now sub- | Company, Limited. 
divided), extending from a south-western boundary of that portion north- 
easterly to the northern boundary of allotment 18 of section 6, shown upon 
deposited plan 1,018. 
1916-231-27,. | Parish Nullum, county Rous, Land District Murwillumbah, Tweed Shire. 1 1 O | David Cleaton 





Rd. Pur. 1916-46. Parts of boundary road of variable width separating portion 10 from portion Marshall 
1 63, as now included in measured portion 206. 
1915-283-23, | Parishes Tywong and Coreinbob, county Wynyard, Land District Wagga! 23 3 30 | Matthew Flanagan. 
Rd. Pur. 1915-62. Wagga, Kycamba Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide on the west and 
south of portion 137, also at south-west corner of portion 137, reserved 
road 1 chain wide within portion 154, boundary roads | chain wide on south 
of portion 66 and on north of portions 162, 163, and 164, parish of Tywong, 
boundary road 1 chain wide on south of part of portion 78, parish of 
Coreinbob. 
1916-658-14, | Parish Barrajin, county Ashburnham, Land District Molong, Boree Shire.) 7 2 20 | Canomodine Limited, 
Rd, Pur. 1916- Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portions 26,115, 116, end of road 
1SFe and portion 117 from portions 57, 58, 88 and L05 (part) east from reserved 


road through portion 57. 

1916-348-12, Parish Forbes, county Asburnham, Land District Forbes; town and} 0 OQ 74! Francis Rath, 

Rd, Pur. 1916-78. municipality of Forbes. Road (lane) 30 links wide separating allotment 
17 from allotment 18, section 59. 











es ee ARN eee mn A. 





[780] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


| is is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule, at the 


Gapital value stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





























ScoHepDuLe. 
a ia q | ie ar | ~ eapiteb on | 
E ea vaiue | PARE New | dyauel 
Papers, E Parish, | County. District. | Area, per ore Wanition takes Added to— Aree payment en Shire, 
Ve | Oy ft een effect. ommine. |" Holding. 
C8. an Ts pull £ aseae : a. YT. ps £ eed? 
1918-5,6)9 | 46 | Ashford .! Arrawatta...| Inverell 2.) 5 2 2} 2% 0 UO | 27 Mar., 1917 ..| C.P. 72-8,198 (aow| 44 3.2 wstenstsnge'y | AShford. 
freehold, portion| 
#Y, Richard) 
| Chapman), 




















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2 Aua., 1918] NEW cOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 3903 


al 





[745] Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


1. The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and Regulations prescribed, and also 
subject to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1916 and regulations 
prescribed, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of the 14th 
December, 1917. 

2. The license terminates on the 3lst December, and the renewal fee must be paid before the 1st December in 
each year, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 31st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Land, 
Term of license, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 31st December, 1918. 


3. The sum lodged with the Tender has been applied on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 


81st December, 1918. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 






































| ae Amount 

Number of | | BEGS E | Approxi-| Annual | Amount | intact, lanetut Ministers 

Papers. Occupation Licensee and Address. | Parishes, County. q z $98 mate License | paidas Maceptdtion | acceptance af 

License. | b 26 eg} Area. Fee. | Deposit. | of Tender. | Tender to Slat 
hero Dec., 1918. 
Occ, £ a.| Acres, £8 4. £ 8. a. 1918, £ 8. d, 
1918-4,922 No. 1,226 | William Francis Petrie, of| Goolamanger,| Clive T. Gey Gr sse) Pb 58 | 7 10 0 | 8lJuly ... 6 810 
Tenterfield, Morven, Amount |to credit of licensee ... ae es 

Bajimba | | 
[711] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


Ne. is hereby given that the lapsing of the Auction Sales hereunder particularised, which were notified in the Government 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 












































SoHEDULE. 
[ 2a, PO aa it Le i 
j Situation of Land, UT cs gt Rhi : 
No. of o | 2 ate o ire an 
Place and Date of Sale. Area. |__| 8 | 3/3 Name of Purchaser. i Divisi 
Papers. Parieh, Town, or s 3 Annulling. ivision, 
Village, =| 2) e 
Aln. th tiem | 
1918-6275 | Binnaway,17Jan.,1917  ... «| QO 1 0] Binnaway ... | 10] 4/ ... | Renshaw, John Ignatius eae «| 5 July, 1918 Pan eae 
| aN Te 
| Central, 
6275 - ab? sade ee POP Va} do -- {| 1! 7... | Renshaw, Reginald Leo Fy Meee mae ” do 
6275 - LZ bss tab ie <3) 0. 0.30 do re «| 8 | 7 | . | Reidy, Peter Patrick ... ae et ld as a do 
2 017) Wingham ... eas feteh eco) S06 ae 
274 | Wingham, 20 Dec., 1916... |S Andrews, William Somerset .. | 5» yp | tess erecae ens ene (s) 
1 3 292 do Ras ee] see | oes | 408) | Eastern 
| | ee PM Weg Be 
[547] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


LAPSING OF SALES BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. 
a Nive is hereby given that the Sales by Auction hereunder particularised are hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys paid 
thereon forfeited for non-payment of the instalments of purchase money within the prescribed time. ‘his notice to take effect at 


tne expiration of thirty clear days from this date. me! 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





















































: | Amount d 
: pare | i PI and | overdue, ex-| .2 . 
4 pplicant, Address, and Occupation. | District. | Por. | Allot.| See, eet ae | Area, actorot Sete ive ot 2 Shire, 
interest. | := 
|.a 
a. Op. | £ ss. d 
Coughlin, Caroline, cf 5°4 Bourke. street, Moore Park| Metropolitan | 1526 ae .. | Botany}... ..| 0 0 224 | Maroubra,16} 81 10 6 Bi lpecueeriese esac) 
(wife of Joho Coughlin, compositor). Mar,, 1918, 
Do, do do oe do PARI S28)( (yess ~ Omi essed iia us Ouee do vee) 65.10 O | BE |  sersseeeeree (C) 
Do do do a do Pie GY a aa see, [8 GO. dees REE OTOL 2OR: do ve] SOT 6 | BH | see cseereee (C) 
Do do do es do BaSTe (Pas rely it Pdr weer Oe OL ose do cco] BT TG | BE | access conees sc) 
Coughlin, John, of 534 Bourke-street, Moore Park, do PAP LOS ti bede Sei do ea «| 0 0 239 do oe) 2/5 0 | E sesiveessoteu KO) 
compositor. | 
728) Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF WESTERN LANDS LEASE. 
T is notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Western Lands Lease is hereby forfeited for non-payment of rent. 
It is also notified that all moneys paid in connection with this lease are forfeited to the Crown. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Oe eaee so ee ee gr ae ee a re eg el ee 
| 

















Went Ke No, of a Annual 
anda Paves ; Name of Lessee. County. Parish, Portion. Area. ont 
Lease. 

W.L.B. Ror D: £ a. da. 
1,818 1918-2,916 | Margery Budge Coleman ... A | YaneowinnastseBolaiva._...| S....90-8...,100_.0. 0.) 6.0 0 


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£3904 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ava. 1918, 





[736] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 2nd August, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF A HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


U’ is nanaby notified that the leases of the farms specified hereunder, together with all improvements on the land (if any) are déclated 
forfeited i in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


_ The fdefaitiird will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 


Resident Commissioner, 





SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
YANCO No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA. 


-Yanco Lanp District. 



































eh pg | Name of waa 7 Ne roe | Parish County. Area, Annual Reason for forfeiture, 
| 
' Beets) psi, 2 08. G: 
M.1.8.1917-| Thomas Henry Coleman..| 474 143 | Edon ..., Cooper...) 50 0 O| 13815 O| Non-fulfilment of  con- 
E. 16,913. | ditions. 
M.I1,8.1918-| Owen Gwynedd Edwards} 481 150 do wee]? PO" nga ee OT LOY Oa do do. 
Hy, 15,654. 
W.C. & I.C. 1913-7,037. ‘ 
[733] ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


is hereby given that the undermentioned portions of land, advertised for sale by auction on the dates spucified 
below, have been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 





























Date of Sale. Place of Sala. Particulars of Land. No. of Papers. 
7 August, 1918 ...) Cowra 6 ... | Allotment 2, section 19, within the town of Cowra, parish Cowra,| Misc. 1918-6,045. 
| county Bathurst. ° 
ats . 21 Goulburn” .. ...| Portions 258, 259, 260, 261, 263, 266, and 269, within the; Aln. 1918-6,376, 
| suburban boundaries of the village of McAlister, parish 
Upper fa>lo, county Argyle. | 
| 








ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 





[726] | Local Lend Board Office, 
Maitland, 28th July, 1938. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect t2 Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections te granting the applications, 


Particulars are specified in Schodule below. 
W. H. CAPPER, 











e. Chairman, 
BOREDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, 
: : Apolicant for Class of Holding | * eevee ae ‘sy of 
mversion, i r eserves inoluded. 
ere eS | Area, Parish and County, vai ern Loos! Lang Board. 
Acres. | 
Sp. L.1911-10, 197 Parish Wingen, county; J. A. Wood ...) Conditional pur-| Wholly within Scone, 22nd 
Scone. Brisbane. chase, 1916-| water reserve August, 1918, 
30, Scone, 8,794, notified 10a.m. 
23rd March, 1889. 
Sp. L, 1911-11 1713 do do ey do .--| Conditional pur- do do 
chase, 1916- 
31, Scone. 
| 














2 Ava. 1918.] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GUYERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3905 


J 
— 











| PROCLAMATION.—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 

[* pursuance of the provisions of the Crown -Lands Acts, I, Sir WatreR Epwarp Davinsoy, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 

Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Counsil, do hereby proclaim the surrendered area of land specified in the 

first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 


I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule hasbeen allotted in exchange for 
the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. | . 





SCHEDULE. 
LAND SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Drsrrrot oF PARKES. 
Withis the Lachlan Shire. 











No. of Conditional 


County. Area, Cat. No, of Plan. Beate 


Portion. Parish. 





" rp: 
Kennecy aes ae | 1,920 0 O| K. 758-2,004 BS Oe YR Ye 


| 

| 

| a. 3 ag 
1 Mickimiil ... iM | 





a as — 


Note.—Included in Homestead Farm Arca, notified this day. 


€ 


LAND ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LAND SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp Disrricr oF PARKES. 
Within the Lachlan Shire. 


— =: = 
<7 j 








Conditional Lease 


ee 5 7 No. under which the 
Portion. Parish, County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. fea acti herb. 


after be known, 








ae Se 
RIBS. te wth he ...| Kennedy ise a ...| 1,920 0 O| K. 1,573-2,004 R.... ++) 17,857. 








[R.S.8. 1918-1 1,077] 





IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, J, Sir Wanrer Epwarp Dav.pson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered area of land specified in the 
first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 

; I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchunge 


for the said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 


SoHEDULE. 

LAND SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp DisTRICT OF PARKES. 
Within the Lachlan Shire. 








$$ $$ 


Portion. Parish, | County. | Area, | Cat. No. of Plan. No. of Conditional Purchase, 








r 


; Seeeten Ds 
Part of 14 | Fitzroy ... ...| Kennedy a 533 0 O | K. 761-2,004 134 ...| Part of 90-124. 





Norz.—Included in Homestead Farm Area, notified this day. 


LAND ALLOITED IN EXCHANGE FOR LAND SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF PARKES. 
Within the Lachlan Shire. 








ee 
Conditional Purchase No, 
Portion, Parish. Couaty. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. under which the land will 
hereafter be Known, 
eS es grains 
an a. Beep 
38 Fitzroy ro enews) Rennedyi.: sa] 583° 0 0 | K.1,672-2,004 __...| Part of 90-124, 














ER.S.S. 1918-11,077] 


3906 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Aua., 1918. 








PROCLAMATION—continued. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watters Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of land to be 
Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts, and the same is hereby added to and now forms part of the adjoining Improvement 
Lease, particularised hereunder, subject to the special conditions stated in regard to purchaee money or rental, &o. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF PARKES, AND GOOBANG SHIRE. 





























{County. Parish, Portion. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. Added to. Secrets Annual Payment. 
| Ae Ly ; | 3 
so) ok et ee | | 
a. rm p. | £ is. cd, £ os, d, 
Kennedy ... scell, MOEANES) saa nia 3 $8 0 VU | K. 205-2,004 a Improvement | 0 0 OF 0 311 
| Lease No. 41.) 








[B.8.8. 1918-11,077 ] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day of July, 1918. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 





By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. G. ASHFGRD. 
[724] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
(752) Department of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, &c. 


ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown-lease Areas, &c., 
particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















r | 
Class of Holding 
Bop pi Division. | for which the area Wee County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No, 
was set apart. 
{ 
a. rr. Dp 
Bellingen ..,| Eastern ...|\Suburban Holding Area} 18 Dec., 1912) Fitzroy  ...| Coff ... ..| Dorrigo . 0 1 26 | That part within allot-) Aln. 1918- 
181, (Town of Co/ffs Harbour.) ment 8, section 62.) 5,866. 
c ‘Plan Coff’s,Harbour, 
38. 
Kempsey... do ..| Crown-lease Area 2,165) 10 Nov., 1915) Dudley ...| Peedee ...| Macleay ..| 174 2 0] The whole. Portions! Ms. 1918- 


i7 and 79. Plans D.| 5581. 

| 2,030 and 2,162-1,505, 
Bathurst... do «| Crown-lease Area 2,252) 14 Jan.. 1916) Bathurst .,) Galbraith .,.) Lyndkurst...) 145 2 0 | The whole; portion 135.) Aln, 1918- 
Plan B, 4,604-2,009.) 4,176. 


Roll, 
Lithgow eae do ...| Additional Conditional] 10 June, 1908] Westmore- | Bindo ..| Blaxland ... 40 06 0j| The whole; part of] Ms. 1918- 
Purchase, at 10s. per land. portion 127. Plan 5,937, 
acre; Conditional W. 8,476-) 502, 


Lease; Additional 
Homestead Selection, 
or Additional Scttle- 
ment Lease. 


























Do ay do «.| Conditional Purchase] 9 Jan, 1904 do & do eet do --| 263 0 0O| The whole (remnant); do = 
at 1°s. 4d. rer acre, part of portion 127, 
or Conditional Lease. Plan W. 8,476-1,502. 
753) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFIOATION. 


4fe is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


= — — = ~ + —— 











Serie Division. Pde County. | Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
| | ee 
Warren .. Central...| 17 Dec., 1913...) Gregory | Gerwa | Marthaguy ..| 700 0 0) The whole; part previously revoked. Plans G.|} Ms. 1918- 
(about). | 1,123, 1,124, and 1,975-1,907, 5,626, 


Grafton ...; Eastern .| 27 July, 1917...| Rehmond .... Doubleduke .| Wocdburn «| 1,280 0 0 | The whole; portionsill and 12, Plans R. 1,886 do 

| | and 1,887-1,744, 

Ioverell ... do ..| 20 Nov., 1907..| Arrawatta... Pindari ... Ashford .. - | 120 0 0 | That part within portions 112 and 118. Plans| do 
| | A. 1,966 and },967- 1,847, 





Bellingen.) do .| 25 Aug., 1916..| Raleigh .... Merrylegai | Nambucca | 5507 0 0| Tnewhole .. cov dy lees. J Pieestth Nese UMN Mess do 
and Norih (about) 
| Creek. 





Neiley ...| Bogan se -.| 140 0 0 | The whole; portiins 1, 2, and3. Plans C. 9-}. do 


Nyngan ... Central.,.| 25 
2,146 and C, i(-z, 146, 


» 1290)...| Canbelego ... 




















a = 


2 Aua., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 


3907 





» [754] 


| i 


Department ot Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &, 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 




















































































































is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 










































































hd Division. eae Purpose. Notiace nal County. Parish. Shire, &c, Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
Aveta Ds 
‘Inverell ..| Eastern., 668 | From sale for travelling) 2 April, 1879} Gough Inverell Inverell 50 0 0 | That part within portions} Ms. Ls. 
stock. | Munici- (about). 385, 386, and 506. Plans| 1918-6,280. 
| pality. G. 6,933 and 6,937-1,761. 
Doses} do ..| 46,179 do 18 Jan., 1911} do do do 7 0 0, That part within portions do 
j (about). 380, 381, 382, and 383. 
Plans G. 6,930, 6,931,| 
' and 6,932-1,761. 
Do do 46,174 | Fromsale for temporary, 18 ,, 2 (ly GO do do 475 0 O| That part south of the; do 
common. | (about). road from Inverell to) 
Elmsmore. Includes 
portions 381 to 385, 378,| 
899, 440, 502 to 505, 507,) 
508, and 509. Plans G. 
| 6,930 to 6,938-1,761. 
Do do From annual lease or) 13 April, 1892! do do do 475 0 0 do do do 
occupation license. | (about). ; 
Notr.—Within reserve from sale generally and from lease other than annual lease, notified this day. 
Inverell Eastern { 47,963 | From sale or Jease other{ 17 July, 1912; Arrawatta ; Ashford ..| Ashford 14 0 0{| The whole; portion 86.| C.S. 1918- 
than special lease, | Shire. Plan A. 3,078-1,847, 10,337. 
Norr.—Held under conditionai purchase. 
Tenterfield..| Eastern 20 | From sale for travelling) 17 April, 1886) Clive Clifton Tenterfield; 10 0 Oj; That part within portion Ms, Ls. 
stock. \ Shire. (about). 105. Plan C, 3,606-1,809,| 1918-7,045, 
Coonamble..| Central..| 29,884 | After-auction sale 23 Aug., 1899) Gowen Galargam- | Wingadee 0 1124) Part within allotment 1,| Ms. 1918- 
* bone. Shire, | section 17, village of] 2,255, 
| Galargambone, Plan 
| , G, 9-2, 221. 
Cooma__....|_Eastern..| 32,286 | From annual leasa 23 Feb., 1901| Wallace Addicum- | Dalgety (5,700 0 0| The whole .. -.| Ms. 1918~ 
bene, Shire.| (about). 5,996. 
Do he do 32,287 do do Ce $ do do a do ..| 38,100 0 O do Sr, <i do 
| (about). 
Yass -.| Eastern..| 52,360 | From after-auction sale) 10 Aug., 1917; King -.; Yass .|Municipality 8 2143) The whole; section 36.{ Aln. 1918~ 
of Yass.| Plan Y. 40-965 .. --} 6,020. 
Norrt.—The above will be available for after-auction purchase on and after 2nd October, 1918. 
Casino ..| Eastern... 30,548 | From sale for access and/{ 16 Mar., 1900{ Buller ..{ Emu Tenterfield 50 O O| Thewhole .. Ss -.| Ms. Ls. 
bridge site. Shire.| (about). 1918-6,450, 
Bellingen .. do 52,245 | From sale or lease other) 1 June, 1917) Fitzroy ..| Coff ..| Dorrigo 0 126} That part within allot-| Aln. 1918 
than special lease or (Town of Cojff’s Harbour)). shire. ment 8, section 62. Plan| 5,866. 
annual lease, | Coff’s Harbour 38, 
Kempsey ..| Eastern..| .. { Reserve from sale or) 9 June, 1916) Dudley ..| Owen --| Macleay 37 2 0| The whole; forfeited) Ms. Ls. 
lease under section Shire. special lease 1908-19.| 1918-8,000. 
206. Plan D. 1,767-1,505. 
Notz. —Reserve 12,122 from sale for access is not affected, 
Kempsey .«.' Eastern..| .... | Reserve from sale or| 14 June, 1918 Dudley Peedee ..| Macleay 174 2 0] The whole; portions 77) Ms. 1918- 
Jease under section Shire. and 79. Plans D.2,030,| 5,581. 
206. and 2,152-1,505. 
Nowra a do | 62,788 | From sale or lease gen-| 8 May, 1918) St. Vincent} Numbaa ..! South 5 $10] Part within Regatta| Ms. Ls. 
erally. Shoalhaven Island. Ms. 5,003 Sy. 1918-6, 660, 
| Munici- 
| pality. 
Scone Se do ..| .... | Reserve under section| 30 Sept., 1917) Durham ..| Rosamond | Upper 308 1 0)| The whole; portion 14.} Ms. Ls, 
228. Hunter Plan D, 2,971-2,083. 1918-6,426, 
Shire. 
Bathurst .. do From sale or lease un-| 8 Feb., 1918) Bathurst ..| Galbraith..| Lyndhurst | 145 2.0) Whole of portion 135.) Aln, 1918- 
der section 206. Shire. | Plan B. 4,604-2,009 Roll.| 4,176, 
Carcoar ..| Eastern..|) 41,976 | From sale and lease) 21 Aug,, 1907; Georgiana..! Grabine ..|} Crookwell 320 0 0) That part within Sp. Ls.j Ms, Ls, 
generally for water Shire. 1917-3. 1918-6, 438, 
supply. 
Nots.—Reserve 31,563 from conditional sale, notifie1 27th October, 1900, isnot affected hereby. 
Lithgow ..| Eastern.. From sale or lease under; 15 Feb., 1918; Westmore-{ Bindo .|Blaxland 303 0 0| The whole; portion 127| Ms. 1918- 
section 206. land, Shire, Plan W. 3,476-1,502. 5,937, 
Molong .. Ca eres Nuarsracies From sale for temporary| 12 Mar., 1883} Ashburn- | Collett ..| Boree 300 0 0|Thewhole. This completes} Ms. 1918- 
common. ham. Shire.| (about). the revocation of this 5,856, 
reserve. 
Do ae do . 220 | From lease 1255, oe do do do 300 0 0 do te do 
: (about), 
Do Be do 22,008 | From sale for extensicn| 19 Jan., 1895 do do do 84 0 0 do do 
to temporary com- (about). 
mon. 
Do ran do 22,009 | Fromlicense and annual) 19 ,, Ai do do ail do F 34 0 0 do do 
lease for extension to | (about). 
temporary common, 
do do ..| 2,023 | For public building 24 Mar., 1884 do ..| Dulladerry do - 1 0 2}| The whole. Plan M. 31-| Ms, 1918= 
(Village of | Manildra). 2,231. 5,089. 
Mudgee ..] Eastern..| 16,599 | From sale for travelling; 3 Dec., 1892) Phillip ..{ Baoaterllegt} Meroo 320 0 0) Part within portion 195./ C.S. 1918- 
| stock. | Shire.| Plan P. 3,650-2,125, 12,639, 
Notr.—Held under conditional purchase, 
Wellington..| Eastern..| 46,497 ) From special lease -.{ 12 April,1911| Wellington| Ironbarks..{ Macquarie 40 0 0O{ The part within Sp. L.j Ms. Ls, 
| | Bhire.| (about). 1917-4. | 1918-6,794, 
Norr.—Reserve 16,849 from sal e and 16,850 from annual lease or occupation license for temporary common at Stuart Town, notified 10th December, 1392, are 
not affected hereby. 
Gunnedah.., Central..) 21,114 | From sale for travelling/ 23 April, 1898} Nandewar..| Burbur- Liverpool { 122 3 0] That part within portion] Ms. Ls. 
stock. . gate.| Plains 159. Plan N. 2,319-) 1918-5,037. 
Shire. 1,774. ; 
Albury Eastern.. From sale or lease, “sec-| —...... Goulburn..| Jingellic ..; Jingellic R.| 120 0 0 | The whole ; portion 9.) 0.8. 1918- 
tion 228, A. 435. Plan G. 2,710-1,475. 16,107. 
Gundagai ..| Eastern..| .... { From sale or lease un-| 21 April, 1916{ Wynyard ..; South Gun-|Adjungbilly; 20 0 © | The whole ; portion 222.) Ms. Ls. 
der section 206. dagai. Shire, Plan W. 4,116-2,119. 1918-8,266. 
(Suburbs of} South Gun- | 
dagai). | 
DO slay: do ..| .... | From. sale or lease} 11 June, 1913) Wynyard..| South Gun- do S 18 2 0| The whole; portion 388.) Ms. Ls. 
under section 206, dagai, | | Plan W, 3,885-2,119, 1918-8, 265. 
(Suburbs of |South Gundjagai). | 
Notz.—To be granted as special leases. 

Wagga Central..( 46,951 { From lease generally ..| 24 Aug., 1911) Wynyard..{ Gregado ..f Kyeamba 21 0 0) The whole; portion 105.) Ms. 1918- 
Wagga. Shire. Plan W. 3,805 -2, 119, 5,617, 
Maitland Eastern..| 28,601 | From sale for coal-| 10 Dec., 1898) Northum- | Stanford ..| Tarro 259 0| That part within the} Aln. 1918- 

mining purposes. berland, Shire. | village of Tomalpin.} 6,413.: 


Plan Tomalpin 1 Roll, 


ee . 





3908 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ave., 1918. 





[772] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1938. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 


RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


I" 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, aud the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 


to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

Portions 16 and 23, parish of Bebo, shall be available only for Walter Ernest Denton, of Bingara, to whom a certificata of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

Portion 209, parish of Bungawalbin, shall be available only for William Edward Jones, of Dawson-street, Lismore, to whom 
a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 


Act, 1916. 


Block A, parish of Fitzroy, shall be available only for John Richardson Ashburn, of Boree Creek, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 6rH AUGUS1, 1918. 
An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance. 


(unless it is intended to effect improve- 


The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 


pay the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 


the Crown Land Agent. 
» the Homestead Farms will be subject. to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, 
the following special conditions :— 


and the Regulations thereunder, and te 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 


undergrowths, and weeds. 
(6) ‘Che holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 


Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 
After the expiration ef five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided at required esadiiions 


have then been complied with. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, 


the holder shall pay the capital value 


of such’ improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 








W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All infoPiibetv may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands beget free i of cnet, 


i is 89 AN ned by the applicant, 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 790. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE, 














Level to slightly undulating country of sandstone 


light red and brown 
loamy soils; timbered with open to thick forest 


I ! 
od | poe | | | | 
said went nuua 
a | a | ie | Laps | Nature and | ears | b CY, 
eos oL alae “fbr urvey i MY | Towu tnd 3 f Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
“ Oounty. | Partch. {8 3 EI Home-| for firet eee a i Estimated Value of pellet Obaracter Se ply, i x Nak 
fg ss stead period of P of : Improvements, therefrom. : 
3 mt Farm. | 25 years. 25 yeara | 
oo” 
By 
| Aoreg.|| & is, dopiees, do} £ a. d. 
Arrawatta,.| Bebo «| 16 & | 3,510 |1,887 10 0) 47 3 9/16 O 0 | Fencing, £66 19s.| Yetman, about 
- 23. 9d.; ringbarking.| 16miles; War-} and basaltic formation ; 
£226 10s. Pro-| ialda,about60 
werty of lessee off miles; War- 


expired [.L. 671. | ialda railway 
station; about 
64 miles ; Yel- 
arbon(Queens- 
land), from 20 


to 22 miles. 




















of rlngbarked box, ironbark, gum, apple, oak, 
and pine, with patches of belar and brigalow 
scrub; good sound grazing land suitable for 
breeding or fattening, the whole aréa is suitable 
for cultivation ; a few noxious animals exist: 
water in Dumaresq River. Average annual 
rainfall, 27:11 inches at Yetman. 

Plans A. 4,930 and 2,910-1,847. 

R.S.8. 1918-11,395. 











HOMESTEAD FARM ARBA No. 789. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF LisMonz, AND WoopBURN SHIRE. 


N o1¥.—Part (about 1,520 acres) of reserve from sale or lease under section 228, within the above portion and intersecting road, is hereby revoked. 











ie ‘ 
“as 
Paes Annual 
= 2 Area Capital | R Nearest 
ae Stel ent Nat a eares ; 
Seg of Value i F ature an 
County. Parish. |88£| Home-| for firsr | fr frst | Survey | potimated Valueof | TWD and Obaracter pra aoe Timber, &e., 
ee a . period Fee. I t distance r Sup 
aes xq giant youd of mproyements, therefrom. 
ose - years, . 
ea ‘arm years. | 95 years, 
at 
Acres. Soo 18), 2 0 Sh danites eisameds ; ‘ 
Richmond..| Bunga 209 28123 | 845 5 0} 21 2 8] 8 0 0} Fencing of nominal] Coraki, about 9} Level to low ridgy country of sandstone for- 
F walbin. ; value, miles. mation ; black and sandy soil ; part open forest, 


























timbered with gum, mahogany, tea-tree, apple, 
and oak ; suitable for dairying when improved ; 
parts can be cultivated; water supply in Bun- 
gawalbin Creek. Coraki butter factory distant 
9 miles. Average annual rainfall, about 47 
inches. 

Plan R. 2,313-1,744. 

R.S.8. 1918-11,770, 








Note.—Part of waters reserye 8A, notified 4th December, 1882 (about 285 acres), classification reserve, notified I7th May, 1918, and reserve from sale or lease, 
Section 228, included i in n the above, and intersecting road, are hereby revoked. 


2 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WaLeS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 95. 3909 








HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 791, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Distgicr oF PARKES, AND LAcHLAN SHIRE. 





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a | Annual 
Be FA Pu ri Fane | Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. Parish 3 a 5 Home- | for first Ae SE Estimated Value of pene ad epee lien van Timber, &., 
gigi] stead | period of sh Improvements. therefrom 
3 4 Farm, | 25 years. 25 years. 
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Acres Feehan HaGles, AL) Bis ad. 
Kennedy ...} Fitzrsy ...) A 1,140 |'2,565 0 0} 64 2 6/14 0 0 |Ringbarking,scrub-| About 7 miies} Level to undulating forest country; generally 
(about), bing, and sucker-| from the town red loam soil, with clay and gravelly clay sub- 
ing,andfenciog;| of Tutlamore, soil; a small proportion is graveliy and stony ; 
total value, £224) onthe Bogan-| originally timbered with vine, box, budda, and 
6s. Crown pro-| Gate - Totter- oak, now mostly well killed; there is a small 
perty. ham railway| patch of mallee on the block; a large area is 
line. suitable for cultivation ; als*, sound grazing 
country, well adapted for breeding and fatten- 
ing sheep and cattle; there is a temporary 
supply of water in a watercourse, and good sites 
for tanks and adam. Annual rainfall, about 
20 inches. 
te R.S.S. 1918-11,°77. 
[776] Department of Lands, 


¢ Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original 
Homestead Farm, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and sha!! be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after OTH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications shouid not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent during the first weck that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be ,aid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee Peon?) be paid 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in posted 
letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 19:48, or at any time between the 3Uth September, 1918, and the 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, sball, where conflicting, together be deem ed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
ditniiltaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. , 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as. the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) Tbe boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
haye then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nove.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Grown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
so desired by the applicant. 











HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 792. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Parkes, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 











is | 
23 Annual 
ae ee Se “Rent Mathie and Nearest 4 
A 0 alue : a 
Oounty. Parish g q 5 Home- for iirst sid seek Estimated Value of raid ag Character iega Metieg rer ko, 
acm} stead | periodof | } : Improvements. 
an 25 ye. of therefrom. 
3 Farm, years. | 95 years. 
Pe! 
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= — - = 
Acres. Sir Ba. | we ey a. WN ese. Ce ‘ 
Kennedy ..| Mickimill..| B 1,300 |2,16613 4) 54 3 4/15 0 0| Ringing, serubbing) About 9 miles) Undulating forest country of altered claystone 
(about). and suckering,| fromthe town| and sandstone formation; red-loam soil with 
tencing and tank;) of Tullamore. clay and gravelly clay subsoil, part gravelly to 
total value £320. stony; originally timbered with~ box, pine, 
Crown property. budda, and some oak, now mostly well killed ; 


there is some mallee on the block ; mostly 
suitable for cultivation ; also sound grazing 
6 | country, well adapted for breeding and fatten- 
| ing sheep and cattle; there is a temporary 
supply of water in a watercourse, besides a 
good tank on the block. Annual rainfall, about 
20 inches. 
B.S.S. 1918-11,077. 


























3910 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ave., 1918. 


ag. ee 





tyat} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


iz is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under th, 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 2np SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. | 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first weck that the land becomes 
aveilable or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon‘confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) and survey fee mu t be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten 
equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per ceatum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 2ad September, 1918, or at any time between the 2nd September, 1918, and 
the 7th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 2rd September, 1918. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thoreunder, and to the 
following special conditions :-— 


(2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to frce and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(¢) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirm ition of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


(d) The holder shall preserve for a windbreak a belt of green timber three (3) chains wide along the western boundary 
of the farm, and also a similar belt for a windbreak from the north to the south boundary of the farm approximately 
equidistant from the eastern and western boundaries, except where such boundaries are less than a mile apart. No timber 
within such windbreak shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without the special permission of the Minister for Lands, 
and the holder of the farm shall take such steps to protect the timber within the windbreak and to secure the reafforestation 
thereof as the Minister may frum time to time direct. . The Minister shall also have power to direct the holder of the farm to 
plant trees from time to time within the wmdbreak and take reasonable steps to insure the growth of such trees, which will 
be supplied by the Government. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until tho condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W.G. ASHIFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Note.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of applicrtion will ve filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coat, 
if ao destred by the upplicant. 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 786. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Land District or Temora CENTRAL, AND NABRABURRA SHIRE. 




















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2s ne 
A nnua 
eS rs] oy * Fey Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. Parish. {58 &| Home-| for first ee ears, Estimated Value of oun ont Coprenies Wa tee ben 
ain&| stead | period of P ‘ Improvements, fharctsons: PP 
= " Farm, 25 years. 25 years, 
BA 
Ra 
‘ Acres, | Luis) a.) Go Ae cde & Vs.nd 
Bourke  ..| Beacons- 77 985 | 1,231 5 0| 3015 8/13 0 0) Fencing,£34 7s. 6d.,! Pucawan siding,| \ 
field. | halt value. Pro-| 24 toS miles 
perty of adjoining; Temora, 11} to | 
| holder. 14 miles. 
Do do 79 951 | 1,585 0 0} 39:12 6/13 © O| Fencing, £13 1b5s., uo 
(ex. | half value.  Pro- 
road) | perty of adjoining f 
| holder. Undulating country, with some gravelly to stony 
Do el do oi 30 965 | 1,688 15 0/42 4 5/13 0 0} Fencing, £34 33., do BA | hills; good loamy soil; clay subsoil off hills ; 
| | half value. Pro- || timber—box, black piue, and gum ; and wattle, 
perty of adjoining » heath, siftine-bush, oak, and pine scrub; 
| | holder. partly suitable for agriculture ; none prepared ; 
Do es! Trickett ..| 80 1,165 | 1,456 5 0| 236 8 2|15 O O| Fencing, £31 16s., do | no water supply, but good tank catchments 
‘cx, | half value.  Pro- j exist, and soii retentive, Rainfall, about 19 
road) perty of adjoining inches. 
holder. Plans B. 3,566 to B. 3,572, R 1,806. 
Do Se do 81 1,003 | 1,604 10 0| 3712 3/14 0 0] Fencing, £95 163., do R.8.8, 1918- 11,832. 
half value. Pro- 
perty of adjoining 
| holder. 
Do -.| Ingalba ..] 46 1,529 | 1,783 16 8) 44 1111/16 0 0] Fencing, £47 5s., Pycawan siding,| / 
half value. Pro-) 8 miles; 
perty of adjoining] Temora, 8 to 
| holder. * 14} miles. 
Do} ae do Ae) (ae 133 71,1529) 1,584 0 0) 89:12 0:)14 © 0 Nil. do 



































Notr.—The included part (7,750 acres) of classification reserve, notified 5th July, 1918, is hereby revoked. 


2 Aua., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 3911 











(773) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


i ke is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3a and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier's Hoiding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for Edward Nicholson, of Mulwala, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him 
to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 6TH AUGUST, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in perzon duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and stall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of «4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 2738, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capitai value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes, 
(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of such 
improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


—_— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—-All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be jilled in by, the Crown Lands Agent! free of cost, 
_ §f so desired by the applicant, 





RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No, 316. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp Districr or CoRowA, AND COREEN SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to afford a home site for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 

As this block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 





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L : 
eae Annual 
=. rea Capital Rent Nature and Nearest 
E aI a Value , | for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Sofl, Timber, Sern, 
County. Parish, 1 53 | pola. | fr. Lapse period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
= a ing ocie o of Improvements, therefrom, 
$A years. | 90 years. 
o 
be | Daa ‘ 
ih aT, | 
Acres ARO eS Sas Gals ae aod Lo] a i. rae 
Denison ..;| Mulwala...| 297, 14p? , 825 uv uv | 2012 6] 6 U U| Fencing, ringing,| Town of Mul- Geuverally level country ; openly timbered wi 
498,& &¢., £16 ls,ad. | wala,3 miles; box and pine, with scattered oak and clumps ot 
299, town andrail-| pine saplings; parts have been ringbarked or 
| | way station of cleared, and a large quantity of timber has 
Yarrawonga be-n removed for firewood ; [good, red, loamy 
(Victora),4 to} soil, suitable for cultivation; no permanent 
| 5 miles. natural water supply, but sufficient might be 
| obtained by sinking. Mean annual rainfall 
| is about 20 inches. 
Plans D. 1,772, 1,778, 1,774-1,798. 
| Ms, 1918-5,616. 




















Notu.—Within part of reserve for classification, notified 27th Juiy, 1917, which part is hereby revoked, 


3913 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ave. 1918. 








(774) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiera Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. , 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) | 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to ke and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultuneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

_ The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the - 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 58, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 278, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. : 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a pexiod of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less then five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the lust preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits aud other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. j 

(9) Not more than one block within auy of these areas shall be confirmed to one applicant. 

: The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

Aiter the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of such 
improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


bath! some iieas W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 


RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No, 314. 
a CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF COONABARRABRAN, AND COGNABARABRAN AND CoBBORA SHIRES. 
Partly Within Biambel Resumed Area No. 550a. 


Nove.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to afford home sites for bushworkers or other 
persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be sudplemented by the products of the land. 


Nors.—As the blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 

















1g 
nD 
a P Annual 
A ug “Value tor fir § E timated Val geen ind Ohsracter of Land, Soll, Thmbdes, da, 
ou of or first urvey stima alue ‘Own an ro nD 
Gourty. Paria. ©°6 | Hold- a re period Fee. of distance Water : 
eH | ing as o of Improvements, therefrom, 
38 years. | 90 years 
3 
Ay 
Acres a iBS Gane tse Cat eee as 
Gowen ..| Bone Bone.| 61 4433, 923 19 2|23 2 0/10 0 0 | Fencing, £17 1s. 6d.| Binnaway town| Undulating, open, and thick forest country, of 
(ex Crown; £6 9s. Ad-| and railway} sandstone and basaltic formation; good, red, 
road). joining holders, station, about| loamy, sandy, and partly gravelly soil, clay 
cL miles,| sandy, and gravelly subsoil; timbered with 
| mainly bush} ironbark, pine, box, and odd currajong ; no 
track. natural water supply ; fair catchment and stor- 
age for tank water obtainable by sinking bore. 
Do **..1*" 40 .| 60 4413 827 16 3 | 201811 |10 0 0] Fencing, £34 9s.| Binnaway town] Undulating to hilly, thick, forest country ; sand- 
(ex | Crown; £78 19s.| and railway] stone and basaltic formation ; good red, slightly 
road). 9d. C. W. Rowell. station, about] | gravelly loam, light, red, friable, and sandy soil ;- 
| 12 miles,| timbered with ironbark, pine, and box; no 
mainly bush} natural water supply, site for dam with medium 
track. catchment obtainable; water obtainable by 
sinking bore. 
OP Gets be 24 4033 706 2 6/1718 1} 9 © 0} Fencing, £19 4s. 9d.) Merrygoen rail-| Undulating to hilly and thick forest country, 
Do (ex Crown; £25 5s.) way  station,] sandstone and basaltic formation; reddish 
( Caigan .-| 25) | road). Adjoining holders;} abcut10miles.| gravelly, reddish light friable, and sandy loam 
ringbarking, £22 and black soil, clayey and gravelly subsoils ; 
10s. Crown; dam, southern part stony in parts ; timbered with box 
£12 10s. Crown. and pine, in parts ringbarked; shallow dam 
would require to be deepened; good facilities 
for storing water. 








Plans G. 2,199, 2,200, 2,301, 2,302-1,797. 
Ms, 1918-1,730. 














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Nore, —Includes the whole of travelling stock and camping reserve 38,874, notified 11th February, 1905, and part (about 220 acres) travelling stock and 
camping reserve 6,670, notified 23rd June, 1888 ; part (about 810 acres) travelling stock reserve 35,771, notified 28th February, 1903; part (about 26 acres) ~~ 
sebora stock reserve 39,457, notified 15th July, 1905; and part (about 140 acres) reserve 1,228 for aceess road, notified 11th July, 1881, which are hereby 
revoke: oe 


2 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3913 





[778] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


c is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. > 


The areas will be available on and after 2np SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


., ,An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged withthe Crown Land Agent during the firat week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve: 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid 
1n ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
alee Teitges received by the Land Agent at any time on the 2nd September, 1918, or at any time between the 2nd September, 1¥i%, and 
the 7th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul-' 
taneously on the 2nd September, 1918. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(4) The holder shall take sach measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


\c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
——— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so 
desired by the applicant, 


— 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 787. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp Disrrict oF CoNDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 














Sua g 
| = SEs a 
prey | agags 
BE F | iso a> 
ae a Capital Annual Ske a 
r= ah late Van é Rent Nature and Nearest eeeee 
Coutity) ! Parish. | Be’ a3 fan arse for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., (3-3 # SO 
| eos hae sr ae period Fee. | of distance Water Supply. S35 28 
é, cs) <3 a of improvements. therefrom. SSS t0 & 
g = “9 years. | 95 years. - Sess s 
Ae Ss y : US Sp 
& ~ ee! Bo 
F eo ss | Beeose 
4 | ZgeSes 
tan 4 A MW <a 
} , Acres, A He ds) Sys. | LB sy a ad 
Dowling..| Narden..| 21 1,253 | 1,879 10 0| 4619 9|15 O O| Ringbarking, internal] Tullibigeal, Generally level country; red loamy| 231 0 0 
fencing, and tanks,| about.5 miles, soil, clay subsoil, some low steny 
£318 10s. 5d. Crown ridges, and outcropping limestone ; 
property. suitable for grazing, and mostly 


agricultural ; timber—ringbarked 
box, pine, and yarran, some mallee, 
and other scrubs; no natural 
water; supply obtainable in 
existing tanks (two). 

Plan D. 818-1,841. 

Ms. 1918-4,813. 


























HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 788, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp DisrRiot or Br~tineen, AND DorRiago SHIRE. 





i Hay | | 4 1 | | | 

‘nS ele Annus 

Lo Area Capital os Nez 

: en earest 
Sac of Value oes ; Nature and Soil, Tim 
A el Nat 7 
County. Parish. |8 35] Home-| for first dal pay Survey | pstiniated Value of Town and Oharacter of La ° ’ ben, ae, 
5s a period Fee. distance Water Supply. 
6 S&| stead period of £ Improvements. tievetront 
' om Farm 25 years e ; i 
24 25 years 











a a 


oar 


37° chains 3-wire| Butter factory] Thick and open forest ; undulating to level ; poor 
fence, value £5.| at Coff’s Har-| light clay and sandy soils; timber —blackbutt, 
Owned by A. 8.| bour, about 12| oak, red mahogany, bloodwood, spotted gum, 


Gentle. miles; Wool- tallow-wood, and tea tree; permanent water. 
goolga, about Average annual rainfall, about 50 inches ; 
6 miles. suitable fo dairying and dry stock when 

improved. 


Plan F. 2,770-1,810. 
Ms, 1918-5,671. Oe 


Fitz: oy _.| Moonee | 265 














NotE.—The included part (2293 acres) of reserve 52,245 from sale or lease, other than special lease or annual lease, notified 1st June, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


3914 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 95. [2 Ave., 1918. 


[777] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for -Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 
The areas will be available on and after 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 
An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied Ly one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon 


confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘Lhe survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 





All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 2nd September, 1918, or at any time between the 2nd September, 1918, and 
the 7th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 2nd September, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general Kcense under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the geneval provisions of the Crown Lands Acis and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following specia] conditions :— ; 


(a) The Crown-leseee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stoek not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to erter upon the lease and 
search for and win miverals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease whieh may he required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the ease of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious amimals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease; and after any land has been cleared or operated upon, the lessee shall keep 
it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 

. however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(7) No timber shall be eut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale eaeept subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in foree. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
aren such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber regerve or 

tate forest. 

(‘) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shal] be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The. 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. : 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of such 
improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHIORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,271. 
| EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF ARMIDALE, AND DuMARESQ SHIRE, 


| 
| 




















© .; 
no 
aoe . Annual 
eg ares le : kent : ‘ ere ate pore ae 
oO to) - or tirst | Survey stimute alue ‘own an j acter of Land, Soil, Timber, &o. 
Oounty. Parish. E = | Crown- ah fae! period Fee. of distance Water Supply. re Oe 
8 lease. | 15 years, of Improvements. therefrom, 
£4 15 years. 
ra : | 
Acres. £ -8...Gal| —Cisdalee sade 
Sandon = Cooney ..| B 3,600 | 2,400 0 0) 80 0 0 | 22 0 0| Clearing, ringbark-) Armidale, 16 to} Block B includes about 500 acres and Block C 
| | | ing, suckering,| 18 miles; Hill-| about 900 acres tableland, balance falls country, 
| burning-off, dam,| grove, 8 to 10| undulating to hilly on tableland, mountainous, 
and fencing, '£236) miles. : steep, and precipitous in the falls ; slate forma- 
| 17s. 6d. Crown tion ; clayey and gravelly soils, stony subsoil ; 
property ; —_fenc- open to thick forest of gum, stringybark, pine, 
| ing, £46, Adjoin- and apple; sound country; fair pasturage, 
ing holders. |  tableland suitable for sheep if netted; fails 
Do sg do e ligiee 5,500 | 3,208 6 8| 40 2 1) 27 0 0} Fencing, £22 10s. do .-| suitable for breeding and growing large stock ; 
| Adjoining holder ; water tupply in Guyra River and Baker’s Creek 
dam, £10. Appar- ; and dams on tableland. Average annual rain- 
ently Crown. fall, about 343 inches. 
Ms. 1918-5,942, 


























Nore.— Reserve 26,614 (480 acres) from annual lease, notified 25th September, 1897 ; reserve 27,131 from sale for temporary common (480 acres), notified 
Sth January, 1898 ; part (about 4,700 acres) of water reserve 1,393a, notified 4th June, 1884; part (about 4,700 acres) of reserve 4,186 from conditional purchase 
proclaimed 30th August, 1887 ; and parti (about 4,400 acres) of reserve 22,094 from conditional sale, notified 16th February, 1895, within the above, are hereby 
revoked, Areas, capital and rental values, and survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey, ; 


i) | 


2 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 391 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES —continucd. 


CROWN-LEASH AREA No. 3,269. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distgict or Brarpwoon, AnD TanuaGanDA Suree. 














Ms. 1919-5,824. 


E Annual 
fase | 7 aed ce! Pea i F Nature and Nearest 
‘ 0! or first urvey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, So%, Tmber, &e, 
Ocanty. Parla, ef Crown- id ae period Fee, of distance Water Supply, a 
£ 8 lease, 5 years. | 4. E re | Improvements. therefrom, 
og 
i] 
+ a _ a ba air 20 eee 
Acres,| £ 8. &| £8. d4. | £8, | | | 
St. Vincent} Budawang| A 85 ub 8 4] 10 0 | 5 5 0 | Ringbarking, £25;) Braidwocd, 10} Undnlating country of slate formation; gravelly 
(about) | feacing, £9 +558. miles, ; toil; timbered with gum sad peprermint; 
} | The property of B. ample water in river, Annual rainfall, 26 
| MeGrath, j inches, 
| | 


Norr.—Includes an area (about 85 acres) set apart for additional holdings, at 8s. 4d. per acre, on 5th Avril, 1918, which is hereby revokei. Area, cap:tal 
value, rental, and survey fee are subject to adj ustment ofter survey. 














CROWN-LEASE ARWA No. 3,270. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrior or Monona, anp Bonus Suan. 

















a I | 
F iii poses | 
nnua 
af tte value ite oth Survey gee ond cae Townand Character of Land, Soil, Timber, éq 
County. Parish. : for first H : Estimated Value of ' . 
8 £ | Crown- period of period | Fee. Improvements. distasyie, Water Supply. 
. 1b years. | ys years. | | 
Acres, deer Se Gale, Sh Ge) psy dy Ce | 
Ashburn- | Manildra ..! 147 | 3,684 | 1,855 8 6] 23 311] 23 0 0, Fencing, half value, | Meranburn rail-| Generally stony country, broken, rocky, with 
ham.} | £93. way station, steep to gentle slopes; timbered with ironbark, 


8 miles. stringybark, gum, with patches of white box; 
| no permanent water supply, but can be con- 
| served in tanks and dams; part second-class 
agricultural land. 

Plan A. 7,519-1,770 R. 
Ms, 1918-5,102. 


es te wa tenes A) a a ae 
Nore.—The covering reserve from sale cr lease, and the included part of Crown-lease Area No. 296 (Block A), notified 11th December, 1212, are hereby revoked, 
































bs eres 











[770] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM--TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


i he is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of tho Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soidiers 

Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original 
Homestead Farm, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 

The block shall be available only for Joseph William Richards, of WNelligen, to whom a eertificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

: The area will be available on and after 6rH AUGUST, 1918. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount 
unpaid, The first instalment of the survey fee shal! be lodged with the application. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder 
and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Laud Board. 

(d) The holder shall preserve for a windbreak a belt of green timber three (3) chains wide along the western boundary of the 
farm, and also a similar belt for a windbreak from the north to the south boundary of the farm approximately equi-distant 
from the eastern and western boundaries, except where such boundaries are less than. a mile apart. No timber within such 
windbreaks shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without the special permission of the Minister for Lands, and the 
holder of the farm shall take such steps to protect the timber within the windbreaks and to secure the reatforestation thereof 
as the Miniater may from time to time direct. The Minister shall aleo have the power to direct the holder of the farm to 
plant trees from titne to time within the windbreaks, and take reasonable steps to insure the growth of such trees, which will 
be supplied by the Government. 

The principal conditions which attach to 2 Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residenee attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm willissue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of sueb 
improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 

—_—_— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz,.—All information may be obtained from and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cos!, if so desired by the applicant. 


No, 95, 2 Avaust, 1918, -—7. 


3916 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. {2 Ave., 1918, 





HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIHRS—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 785. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TEMOoRA CENTRAL, AND NARRABURRA SHIRE. 















































| lz | 
ae Nienasiat 
i Area Capital a see 4 Nearest 
3 ¢|.,o ene ‘first | Survey | 5, g..ueee an Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &@., 
County. Parish. € 55] Home-| for tirst a sist “Seo Na Estimated Value of jdkttoe { Water . . 
a = stead period of pers : hoprovements. therelvGus: 
2 Farm. | 20 years. | 95 years. 
o 
Ay 
Acres, £) S,uda a cesel Gel) a8... i : 

Bourke ..} Northcote..| 33 981 |1,889 7 6/4519 9/13 0 0| Fencing, £50 15s.,) Pucawan rail-,; Undulating country, brown loamy soil, slate and 
half value. Pro-| way  siding,| quartz on ridges ; timbered with thick forest of 
perty of adjoin-| about 4 mile-;} box, ironbark, black pine, and gum on ridges ; 
ing holder. Temora, about| about 800 acres suitable for agriculture; no 

6 miles. natural water supply, but soil is retentive, and 
good catchment for tank exists ; fair grazing 
country, most suitable for sheep or cattle breed- 
ing, unsuitable for dairying. Rainfall, about 
19 inches. 

Plan B. 3,573-1,806 R. 
R.S.S8. 1918-11,332. 
Note.—The included part (981 acres) of classification reserve, notified 5th July, 1918, is hereby revoked. 
(775 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
‘ NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 30th SHPTHMBHR, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the firat week that the land becomes 
available shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment o* one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 par centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 228, 224, 222, 284, 235, 278, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shail be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application. 

(8) The annual rent —to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shail not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the firat period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period rhall he determined by the Local Land Board. 

(S) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxioas animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) ae eae shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

The principal conditions whieh attach to a holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
eonform to the local ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 


pS pl W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
eo desired by the applicant. 


————— 


RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 315. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or CaRcOAR, AND LYNDHURST SHIRE. 














Capital Annual 
An | , Value, | tortrst | 8 Ratimated Val town tad Ohareotor of Land Tinal 
0. or t urvey 2 ue wn an 
County. | Parish. § | Hold- ae period | Fee, of distance Water ‘spool. sa a 
g Heel of Improvements, therefrom, 
5 y 20 years. l 
Acres. 2 sp) di} Ses. do} & os. ‘di ‘ 
Bathurst*..| Neville ..| A 165 495 0 0/12 7 6| 7 O O| Boundary fencing,| Village of Nev-| Undulating country, part agricultural land ; loamy 


(about), half value, £30] ille, half a] soil, clay subsoil ; suitable for potato grow- 
18s. ; boundary; mile; Man-| ing; timber—gum, apple, stringybark, pepper- 
fencing, fullvalue,) durama vill-|  mifft, and wattle; no permanent water, but 
£10 ; ringbarking,| age and rail-| sites exist for storing ; good sound country, 
£22 108, Not} way station,| suitable for fattening or breeding sheep or cattle. 
Crown property. 12 miles} Ms. 1918-5,858, 

westerly.} 


Norg.—Area, capital value, annual rental, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey ; includes part (about 165 acres) of water and camping reserve 
37,200, notified 5th March, 1904, hereby revoked. i 














2 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 95. 








[757] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUN- 
DARIKS, &c. 


'’ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
I visions of sections 7 and 8 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the land described here- 
under, within the Land Districts of Temora and 
Temora Central and the Hastern and Central Divi- 
sions, shall be and.is hereby declared to be wholly 
within the Land District of Temora Central and the 
Central Division. é 

Counties of Bourke and Bland, parishes of North- 
cote and Thanowring, containing about 2,027 acres, 
comprising portion 32, in the parish of Northcote, the 
road 156 links wide along its northern boundary, 
portions 179 and 178, in the parish of Thanowring, 
and the reserved road 3 chains wide through portion 
179. Plans %. 3,454-1,806; and B. 3,974 and 3,975- 
- 1.946 Rolls. sf 
[R.S.8. 1918-11,332] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF 
MOULAMEIN. 


is hereby notified, for public information’ that, 
1 under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the design of the 
town of Moulamein has been altered by excising the 
jands south of the Kyalite or Edward River from the 
town lands and including them in the suburban lands, 

[Ms. 1918-380] + 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[758] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


TOWN AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT 
MOULAMEIN. 


') is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
] visions of the 23rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following portions of 
iands are declared to be set apart respectively as 
the site for the town of Moulamein, and for the 
suburban lands attached thereto. 

NotrE.—This notification does not affect any lease 
or license within the town or suburban boundaries. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[759] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF BALRANALD SouTH, AND WaAKOooL 
SHIRE, 


Boundaries of town lands at Moulamein. 


County of Wakooi, parishes of Moulamein and 
Moulamein South, containing an area of about 320 
acres: Commencing at the intersection of the easterly 
prolongation of the north side of Young-street with 
the east side of Shepherd-street ; and bounded thence 
on the north by the north side of Young-street west 
to its intersection with the west side of Sylvester- 
street; thence on the west by the west side of that 
street south to the south side of Nomore-street ; 
thence on part of the south by the south side of that 
street east to the right bank of the Edward River; 
thence by that bank upwards to the west prolongation 
of the south side of Deniliquin-street; thence on the 
remainder of the south by that prolongation and the 
south side of that street east to the east side of 
Shepherd-street ; and thence on the east by the east 
side of that street north, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

__Nore.—In lieu of boundaries of town lands at 
Moulamein, notified 20th March, 1885, which are 
hereby cancelled. 


[ Ms. 1918-880] 
Boundaries of suburban lands at Moulamein. 


County of Wakool, parishes of Benjee, Moulamein, 
and Moulamein South, containing an area of about 
1,380 acres: Commencing at the south-east corner 
of portion 16, parish of Moulamein; and bounded 
thence on the north by the south boundaries of that 
portion and portion 17 and their westerly prolonga- 
tion to the east boundary of portion 58; thence by 
part ot that boundary, a line, and the east boundary 
of portion 62 south to the right bank of the Edward 
River; thence by that bank upwards to the north- 
west corner of portion 7; thence by the north boun- 
dary of that portion east to its north-east corner ; 





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thence by a line north forming the west side of 
Sylvester-street to its intersection with the north 
side of Young-street ; thence by the north side of that 
street east to its intersection with the east side of 
Shepherd-street; thence by the east side of Shepherd- 
street south to the southern side of Deniliquin-street ; 
thence by a line bearing east about 1 chain 50 links 
to the right bank of the Kdward River; thence by 
that bank upwards to a point south of the south-west 
corner of portion 50, parish of Benjee; and by a 
line, in part forming the western boundaries of that 
portion and portion 14, parish of Moulamein, north, 
to the point of commencement. Again, commencing 
at the north-west corner of portion 3, parish of 
Moulamein South; and bounded thence by the west 
boundary of that portion south about 72 chains; by 
lines west about 105 chains and north to the left 
bank of the Edward River; by that bank upwards 
to a point about 3 chains north-easterly from the 
north-east corner of portion 67, and being the south- 
west corner of travelling stock and camping reserve 
38,503, notified 12th November, 1904; by a line east 
to the left bank of the Edward River aforesaid; 
and by that bank upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

Norg.—In lieu of boundaries of suburban lands at 
Moulamein, notified 20th March, 1885, which are 
hereby cancelled. 

[Ms. 1918-380] 





[760 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK, CAMPING, AND ACCESS. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for travelling 
stock, camping, and access, and they are hereby 
reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD; Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Castno, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 


No. 52,924. County of Buller, parish of Emu, con- 
taining an area of about 50 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by a western and a northern boundary of 
portion 47 and the right bank of the Clarence River. 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-6,450] 








[762] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from sale or lease respectively, or from sale or 
lease, &c., as hereinafter specified. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





From Sale generally and from Lease other than 
Annual Lease by Tender. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF INVERELL, INVERELL MUNICIPALITY. 


No. 52,919. County of Gough, parish of Inverell, 
containing an area of about 575 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by the Macintyre River, portion 181, 
the main road from Inverell to Elmsmore, and by 
portion 52, parish of Elmsmore. Plans G. 6,930 to 
G. 6,938-1.761. 

[Ms. Ls. 1918-6,280] 


From Lease generally. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Parkes, anp Parkes Municrpairy. 


No. 52,923. County of Ashburnham, parish of Cur- 
rajong, containing an area of about 36 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the most southerly south-eastern corner 
of the town boundary of Parkes; thence by a line 
south to a point due west of the south-west corner of 
portion 872; thence by a line westerly to the south- 
east corner of portion 893; thence by portions 893, 
890, 889, and 91, reserve 49,521 for public recreation, 
notified 17th December, 1913, and railway lands, to 
the most southern boundary of the town of Parkes; 


and thence easterly, to the point of comenc t. 
[Ms. 1918-5,651] : as 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


(2 Ava., 1918. 

















[761] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for the 
public purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and 
reserved and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BARMEDMAN, AND BuaNp SHIRE. 


No. 52,921 from sale (52,922 from lease generally). 
County of Bland, parish of Belimebung, containing 
an area of 1 acre 1 rood 24 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion P.w.p. 903, 
—shown on plan catalogued Ms, 1,138 Fs. 

Notse.—The included part (1 acre 1 rood 24 
perches) of travelling stock reserve 42,026, notified 
18th September, 1907, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-1,199] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Racecourse. 

Lanp District or DuNEDOO, AND WYALDRA SHIRE. 

No. 52,915 from sale (52,916 from lease generally). 
County of Bligh, parish of Uarbry, containing an 
area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 159. Plan B. 4,172-1,570. 

Norr.—Includes part of reserve for classification, 
notified 23rd November, 1917 (100 acres), hereby re- 
voked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,921] 


For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District or Moone, anno Borer Sure. 


No. 52,917 from sale (52,918 from lease generally). 
County of Ashburnham, parish of Dulladerry (village 
of Manildra), containing an area of 1 acre 2! perches. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of section 
ieee elan M )'S1-2 9318 


[Ms. 1918-5,089] 





[763] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK. 


ie: is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 84th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale, ‘‘For the passage of stock travelling pur- 
suant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the ‘Pastures Protection Act, 1912,’ or any Act amend- 
ing the same.’’ 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Urana, anp Urana Surre. 
Within Widgiewa resumed area No. 200a. 


No. 52,920. County of Urana, parish of Widgiawa, 
containing an area of about 310 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the left bank of Colombo Creek, at the south-west 
corner of portion 125; and bounded thence by a line 
partly forming the south boundaries of portions 125, 
parish Widgiewa, and 116, parish Morundah South; 
by portions 126, 127, 1389, 171, and 124, to Colombo 
Creek; and by that creek upwards, to the point of 
commencement. 

Notr.—Includes parts of travelling stock reserve 
1,682, notified 16th September, 1878, travelling stock 
reserve 1,632 (eastern extension), notified 14th May, 
1879, and water reserve 1,325, notified 23rd March, 
1875. 

[Aln. 1918-5,422] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASH OR CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


{3 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described is hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase or conditional 
lease (not being conditional lease taken wp in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chase within the same area), and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 2nd September, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the land 
for additional conditional purchase shall be lds. per 
acre. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


[765] 





eant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Muswernisroox, ANp MusweE.i- 


BROOK SUIRE. 


Gungalwa, contain- 


County of Hunter, parish of 
The Crown Lands 


ing an area of about 40 acres. 
r es 7 : Vv 
hounded by the north boundary of portion 89, the 


east boundary of 37, the easterly prolongation of the 
north boundary of that portion, and a line south 


; : Vien Oe 
to the north-east corner of portion 8y aforesaid. 


[Ms. 1918-5,090] 





2 ee Se 





[769] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 19138, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 2nd September, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
values upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to the 
same conditions (where applicable) which attach to the 
particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown 
Caen Agent free of cost, if so desired by ‘the ap- 
plicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EKASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oy Boorowa, axp Murrunaat Sure. 
Price and capital value, £1 10s. per acre. 


County of Monteagle, parish of Narrellen, contain- 
ing an area of about 40 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 8, 28, 31, 49, 29, 70, and 95. 

Norr.—Includes block A of Crown-lease Area No. 
2,294, notified 4th February, 1916, which is hereby 
evoked. . 
iMs, 1918-537] 


2 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


3919 











Lanp District or Tarre; Manning Suire. 
Price and capital value, £1 6s. 8d. per acre, 


_ County of Gloucester, parish of Tinonee, contain- 
ing an area of about 98 acres. The Crown Lands 
ipstte? blocks A and -B,—as shown on plan Ms. 2,113 


Notre.—Includes reserve for classification, notified 
20th April, 1917, which is hereby revoked. Partly 
within Tinonee Population Area, proclaimed 30th 
January, 1886, which is not affected. 

[Ms, 1918-5,823] 


Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Balbora, containing 
an area of 200 acres. Vhe Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 109 and 110,—as 
shown on plans catalogued C. 4,295 and 4,283-1,497. 


Norr.—Includes classification reserve, notified 21st 
December, 1917, which is hereby revoked. 
[| Ms. 1917-6,336] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Temora CentraL, anp Narrapurra 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, £1 1s. 8d. per acre. 


Counties of Bourke and Bland, parishes of North- 
cote and Thanowring, containing an area of about 
2,017 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of portions 178 and 179, parish Thanowring, and por- 
tion 32, parish Northcote. Plans B. 3,974, 3,975- 
1,946; and B. 3,454-1,806 Rs. 

Note.—tIncludes parts, about 730 acres and 1,097 
acres, respectively, of classification reserves, notified 
19th January, 1917, and 5th July, 1918, and the whole 
(190 acres) of classification reserve, notified 5th July, 
1918, which are hereby revoked. } 


[R.8.9, 1918-11,332] 


Price and capital value, £1 10s. per acre. 


County of Bourke, parish of Northcote, containing 
an area of 1,087 acres. The Crown Wands within 
the boundaries of porticns 34, 35, and 36. Plans B. 
3,456, 3,457, and 3,458-1,946. 

_Nors.—The included part_(1,087 acres) of classifica- 
tion reserve, notified 5th July, 1918, is hereby re- 
voked. 

[R.$8.S. 1918-11,332] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of ‘the pro- 
visions of section 1294 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional suburban. holding, and _ shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
2nd September, 1918. Jt is further notified that the 
capital value upon which rental shall be lodged shall 
be £2 per acre. Any additional holding acquired 
shall be subéect to the same conditions (where applic- 
able) which attach to the particular original holding 
in virtue of which the additional holding was applied 
for, and to the following special condition :—-The 
suburban holding is limited to the surface and to a 
depth of 50, feet below the surface; and the Crown 
will not be responsible or liable for any subsidence 
or damage caused by or in connection with mining 
or other operations carried on below the said depth, 
whether the said mining or other operations are 
carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if wo desired by the appli- 


eant. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[767] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gosrorp, anp Hrina Suire. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Wallarah, 
containing an area of about 42 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-east corner of portion 119; and bounded 





cee eT 


thence by that portion south to its south-east corner: 
by a line east to a point 1 chain west from the south. 
west corner of portion 118; by a line parallel to and 
1 chain in rectanguiar distance west from the western 
boundary of portion 118 north to the reserve for 
access along the high-water mark of Chain Valley 
Bay; and by that reserve generally westerly, to the 
point of commencement. Again, commencing at the 
north-east corner of portion 118; and bounded thence 
by that portion south to its south-east corner; by a 
line parallel to and 1 chain in rectangular distance 
north from the north boundaries of blocks P2 and 
Q', Crown-lease Area No. 859, notified 10th Sep- 
tember, 1913, east to meet the north-westerly pro- 
longation of the north-eastern boundary of Block Q? 
aforesaid; by that prolongation to the reserve for 
access along the high-water mark of Chain Valley 
or Warignan Creek; and by that reserve north- 
westerly, to the point of commencement. 


Wotr.—The included part (42 acres, blocks S? and 
U2) of Suburban Holding Area No. 361, notified 10th 
September, 1913, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-5,057 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


[768] 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
1 vision of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
joases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 2nd September, 
1918. tis further notified that the price of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital value 
upon which provisional rental (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be £1 per acre, except 
that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an 
additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding required shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding, in virtue of which 
the additional hoiding was applied for, and to the fol- 
lowing special condition :—-Any holding within the area 
shall be limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet 
below the surface; and the Crown will not be respon- 
sible or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by 
or in connection with the mining or other operations 
carried on below the said depth, whether the said 
mining or other operations are carried on beneath 
the holding or otherwise., 


Norr.—All information mav be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the 
Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the 
applicant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gosrorp, AND ERina SHIRE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Wallarah, 
containing an area of about 115 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 98, 42, 51, 41, 40, 93, 36, 
reserve 33,175, for access, notified 3lst August 1901, 
and M.P. 4. 

Note.—The included part of village reserve 191 
from sale for extension to village, notified 29th June, 
1885 (about 115 acres), is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-4,748] 


3920 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. [2 Ava., 1918. 


[766] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 1294 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby 
set apart for additional suburban holding, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 2nd 
_ September, 1918. It is further notified that the capital 
_ value upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 
£49 19s. 5d. for the block. Any additional holding 
. acquired shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 


Note.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District or Forspes, anp Korpes Municipality. 


County of Ashburnham, parish of Forbes, contain- 
ing an area of 3 acres 1 rood 13 perches. The Crown 
~ Tands within the boundaries of measured portion 
971,—shown on plan catalogued A. 7,084-1,770. 

Nore.—-The included part of Suburban Holding 
Area No. 806, notified 21st January, 1916, is hereby 
revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-4,894] 


[764] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G@. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND DisvRicr or DENILIQUIN, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
MoamMa. 
Within Moira Resumed Area No. 619. 


County of Cadeil, parish of Moama, containing an 
area of 402 acres. The Crown Lands within the 





(712] 





boundaries of measured portions 50, 172, 173, 186, 
187, 181, 179, and 193. Plats C. 891, 1,116, 1,117, 
1,199, 1,130, 1,124, 1,123, and 1,121-1,817. 

Notes.—Partly within Suburban Holding Area No. 
991, notified 28th June, 1918, which is hereby revoked. 
Aiso within the population area of Moama, proclaimed 
18th May, 1889, which is not affected by this noti- 
fication. 


[Ms. 1918-6,078 | 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND DIsTRIcr OF MurwiLLUMBAH, AND TWEED SHIRE. 


County of Rous, parish of Chillingham, area about 
165 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portion 131, 
Hopping Dick’s Creek, and portions 128, 129, 136, and 
115, parish of Murwillumbah. 


[Ms. 1918-4,867] 


peeks. ts Bf ske ~ ee ey 





[751] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


Proposaus under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of a Show Ground at 
Port Macquarie. 


\ HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient 
in the public interest to resume an area of 
6 acres 3 roods 382 perches of land at Port Mac- 
quarie, dedicated 8th January, 1884, for Show 
Ground, and described in the Schedule hereto: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, in accordance with 
the provisions of the 25th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is proposed to 
deal with the said land in the manner following, 
that is to say,—to revoke the dedication and grant 
thereof heretofore made. 
[ Ms. 1918-4,080] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 6 acres 3 roods 32 perches of land, the 
dedication and grant of which are intended to 
be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Port 
Macquarie, parish jof Macquarie, county of Mac- 
guarie, and State of New South Wales, containing 
an area of 6 acres 3 roods 32 perches;—being the 
area shown by red tint on plan M, 38-706 at the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 





Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 22 of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD. 











Heer Division. pa ils Purpose, N aie ae County. | Parish. Shire. Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
a, %. .p: Forests 
Temora Cen-| Central..| 2,761 | For — preservation| 7 May, 1883] Bourke ..| Kildray and| Bland ..| 1,797 0 0| The whole.. sis -.| 1918-996, 
tral, and growth of Davidson. 
timber. 
Murwillum- | Eastern..| 4,353 do ..| 15 Oct., 1887) Rows ..| Chillingham ..| Tweed ..! 165 0 0} That part bounded by| 1918-3,988. 
bah, : portion 13l, Hopping 
Dick’s Creek, and por- 
tions 128, 129, 136, and 
115, parish of Murwil- 
lumbah. 



































2 Ava. 1918. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


REGULATIONS. FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
THE ADDITION TO CHURCH OF ENGLAND 
PORTION OF WALCHA CEMETERY. 


ibe Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, having approved of the fol- 
lowing Regulations for the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Walcha, dedicated 16th July, 1063, set 
apart for Addition to Chureh of England Burial 
Ground, such Regulations are hereby published for 
public information. 
| Ms. 1918-6,002] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[719] 





Ws, the trustees of the portion of the General Ceme- 
tery at Walcha, set apart for Addition to Church of 
England Burial Ground, under our powers, in virtue 
of our being charged with the care and management 
of the said Burial Ground, do hereby make the follow- 
ing Reguiations for the management thereot :— 


1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Church of England. 

2. The trustees may appoint agents to manage the 
said burial ground, subject to the control of the said 
trustees. 


3. The trustees by their agents shall keep. proper 
accounts of all moneys received and all moneys dis- 
bursed in connection with the burial ground, and, 
if so required, shall furnish the vouchers for ail 
moneys expended, and a copy of their accounts for 
any year to the Minister for Lands. 


4, All moneys received in connection with the burial 


ground shall be paid into some Bank to the credit of 
an account in the name of the ‘‘Trustees of the Walcha 
Church of England Burial Ground,’’? and cheques 
drawn upon the account shall be signed by at least 
two of the persons appointed to operate upon the 
same, 


5. Ali moneys received in connection with the burial 
' ground shall be applied by the trustees,—Virstly, in 
' payment of salaries, wages, and current expenses ; 
secondly, in constructing and keeping in repair fences, 
drains, buildings, and other permanent works; thirdly, 
in beautifying and adorning the burial ground. 

6. The trustees may appoint a secretary, and, by 
their agents, appoint a sexton and such other officers 
and servants as may be necessary; and may fix the 
respective amounts of salary or wages to be paid to 


- them. 


7. The trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shall receive moneys, and regulate, manage, and 
decide all matters of detail arising in connection with 
the burial ground. The officer-in-charge may be one 
of the trustees, or the secretary, or such officer or 
person as the trustees may appoint. 


8. The trustees shall, as soon as possible after their 
appointment, and afterwards as occasion may from 
time to time require, cause proper provision to be 
made for fencing, laying out, and draining so much 
of the burial ground as may then be required for use. 

9. The trustees may erect gateways, houses, offices, 
and other necessary buildings; make roads, avenues, 
and walks ; plant trees and shrubs; and do and perform 
any other matter or thing which may be required for 
the proper and efficient management and adornment 
- of the burial ground. 

10. The trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections, and shall allot portions within those sections ; 
and shall cause a plan to be made showing the sections 
and portions of the burial ground, and shall sign and 
certify the plan when made. The plan, or copy there- 
of, shall be kept for reference in the office of the 
officer-in-charge. 

_ 11. The trustees shall cause a register to be kept, 
in which shall be entered the name and addition of 
every person whose body is interred in the burial 
ground, and the section, portion, and number of the 
grave in which the interment has been made, and the 
date of the interment. The entries shall be made 
immediately after each interment. 

' 12. The fees and charges specified in the Schedule 
hereto annexed shall ‘be rayable in advance to the 
trustees, but the trustees may in any case of poverty, 


if they see fit, remit wholly or in part the fees and 


charges payable upon an interment. 

. 18, The trustees shall, upon payment of the appro- 
- priate charge, issue certificates on the prescribed 
form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one or 
more specified portions of the burial ground, but the 


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trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate 
for more than one portion to any person if they are 
satisfied that an attempt is being made to create a 
monopoly, or to deal in those certificates in the way 
of business, and that the person applying to pur- 
chase is privy to such attempt. 

i4, A certificate may be transferred by an endorse- 
ment 1n writing upon the certificate, or may be dis- 
posed of by will: Provided always that no such 
transfer or disposition as aforesaid shall bind the 
trustees uniess notice thereof is given to the trustees 
within a reasonable time thereafter, and the certi- 
ficate and any necessary evidence of the claimant’s 
title produced for the inspection of the trustees. 


15. Within three months from the issue of any such 
certificate as aforesaid, the holder of the certificate 
shall enclose the specified portion with a stone or 
other kerbing or railing approved by the trustees, 
and cut thereon the numbér of the allotment as 
numbered on the trustees’ plan of the burial ground. 


16. No interment shall take place in any portion 
in respect of which a certificate of exclusive right of 
burial has been issued, unless the consent in writing 
of the then holder of the certificate and the certificate 
itself are produced to the officer-in-charge. 


1/7. Kivery monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
vault, kerbing, railing or other erection to be placed 
in the burial ground shall be of a material, design, 
and workmanship approved by the secretary, and 
plans or particuiars thereof shall be submitted to the 
secretary before the work is proceeded with. 

18. A copy of any proposed inscription shall be sub- 
mitted to the secretary for his approval, and shall be 
approved by him before the work is proceeded with. 


19. The trustees may order the removal or altera- 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, grave-stone, 
yault, railing, or other erection, or the erasure of 
any inscription which has been erected or placed 
in the burial ground in contravention of the foregoing 
regulations. 


20. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 
ground unless the same be of a specizs approved by 
the trustees. 


91. Masons and other workmen shall clear away 
all refusa and rubbish caused by them, and _ shall 
repair and make good all damage wrought by them 
or their servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in- 
charge. Before commencing any work in the burial 
ground, every mason and workman shall deposit with 
the offcer-in-charge the sum of ten shillings, which 
shali be forfeited if this regulation is not complied 
with. 

22. The trustees or their officer-in-charge of the 
cemetery shall not issue an order for interment 
therein until shown the certificate required by _sec- 
tion 30 of the Act No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by 
the District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 
riages, or by the Coroner or the Magistrate who held 
the inquest or inquiry on the body, or by a medical 
officer in compliance with the Children’s Protection 
Act No. 47, 1902, as the case may be. 


23. Before an order for interment is issued, parti- 
culars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall be 
delivered to the officer-in-charge, and all fees and 
charges paid to him. 

24. The undertaker or other person taking out the 
order for interment shall forward the same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed for 
the interment. - 

25. In the case of emergency, corpses may be re- 
ceived and interred without an order for interment, 
if a proper certificate of death and the receipt of the 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced 
to the sexton. ' 

26. No person other than the person who has paid 
the fees and charges in respect of any grave or por- 
tion shall be permitted to interfere in any way with 
that grave or portion without the written authority 
of the officer-in-charge. 

27. Any recognised Minister of the Church of 
England shall at all times have free access and 
admission to the burial ground, and_ shall freely 
exercise his spiritual functions therein, in connection 
with the burial of the dead, without any hindrance 
or disturbance: Provided. however, that no such 
Minister shall be entitled to receive any fee in 
respect of any services he may so perform, unless 
with the sanction of the trustees. 

28. Every order and authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall be delivered to the sexton at the burial 


ground before any work is begun or material de- 
livered, : 


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[2 Ava., 1918. 








29. Ali work in connection with any monument or 
grave shall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or, in his absence, 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion with- 
uut unnecessary delay, 


80. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 teet from 
the natural surface of the soil. 


31. No monument shall be placed wpon or kerbing 
enclose a grave for which a certificate has not been 
issued in accordance with Regulation 13. 

32, The area of portion for grave shall be 4 x 8 feet. 


33. No person shall be entitled to have a portion re- 
opened for the purpose of a second interment therein 
unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 

34. The trustees, when in their opinion, any tomb, 
monument, or other erection is, or is likely to become 
dangerous shall, where practicable, give notice in 
writing to the owner or person responsible to repair. 
within a ‘reasonable time such repair is not 
effected, the trustees may take down and remove such 
tomb, monument, or other erection, and sell or other- 
wise dispose of the materials of which the same was 
composed. The trustees shall not be required to 
account for the preceeds of such sale or for such dis- 
posal of the materials, 

3). No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
roads or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet, without the sanction of the officer in charge. 

36. No person shail inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations; 
and any person interring a corpse in violation of these 
regulations, or procuring the same to be so interred, 
shall be lable to a penalty not exceeding twenty 
pounds. 

37. No person shali ride or drive any animal or 
vehicle over the roads or naths of the burial ground 
without the sanction of the officer in charge. 

38. No person shali— 

(a) Sell or buy within the burial ground any 

article or thing. 

(b) distribute any hand-bill, card, circular, or 
other advertisement within the burial 
ground. 
put any animal or animals in the burial 
ground for the purpose of grazing therein, 
except with the consent in writing of the 
trustees. 

(d) take part in any meeting other than of a reli- 

gious or commemorative character within the 

burial ground. 

disturb any funeral service at any grave, 

whether by working in the neighbourhood 

of it or otherwise. 

(f) discharge any firearms except at a military 
funeral, 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any tombstone, 

monument, kerbing, railing, flowers; or other 

tokens placed upon any grave. 

commit any riot, breach of the peace, or 

nuisance, or otherwise offend against de- 

cency or decorum within the burial ground. 

39. Any person committing any act which is a 
breach of the last preceding regulation shall be lable 
to a penaliy not exceeding twenty pounds. 

_40. Any person committing or omitting any act in 
Violation of these regulations, for which no other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

41, lt shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge to 
prosecute offenders against these regulations; and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other .proceedings, whether civil or criminal, 
which may be taken against the offender. 

_ 42. The trustees, or. their officer-in-charge, shall, 
in the months of April, July, Octoher, and January 


(c) 


(€) 


(h) 


. 


in each year, transmit to the local District Registra 
a return giving a list of all burials during the pre- 
vious quarter, with the name and late address of tha 
deceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 
each case. 





Scoueputs or Fars anp'Cuanrgzs. 


f Af Ss. d. 
nterment fee... es ae Lae eT 0 
Interment fee for Government gaol, hospital, 
orasylum  ..; Ais i ol: EO FTO YG 
*Reception of corpse from any other come- 
tery and interment ... re 5 = ALLO 
“Removal of corpse from one part of the 
burial ground to another ... ig 2° 0 0 


Keeping in order single grave, per annum ... 
Keeping in order each additional grave, per 
annum Ae. mie Hh ae 
Keeping in order smal] vault, per annum 
Keeping in order large vault, per annum ... 
Keeping in order double vault, per annum... 
Certified copy of entry in register 
Permision to erect stone kerbing ... 38 
Permision to erect head or foot stone, tomb 

or monument a, fa ae crea Lyd 


*Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must be obtained from the 
Department of Public Health, 


=) 


mt = 
ANooon SCOOoOMOWo Oo 


& es: d. 

*Removal of corpse to any other cemetery ... 1 0 0 

Interment, still-born child ...— ... or Obie © 

Re-opening grave under exclusive right ... 015 0 

Reopening and closing a vault ROSRE HAP I 10) 0 
Land for grave, 4 x 8 feet, under exclusive 

right... Bhs a +3 we ered Oe O 
Land for vault, 6 x 12 feet, under exclusive 

righty... Na be ade ee »» 410. 0 
Land for vault, 12 x 12 feet, under exclusive 

TIChueae Se we “he ae berte 2. 0 
Land for vault, 12 x 24 feet, under exclusive 

Tic tuees ie aut ed ee Grol be! 0 

Sciling and planting grave ... Re cay 0 

Vurtine grave)... ae ih ase; pio NAT 0) 

Soiling and planting vault, small ... sel AU) 0 

Soiling and planting vault, large... Re OU LOmO 

Soiling and planting vault, double ... oe ; : 

0 0 

0 0 

1 0 

1 0 

0 0 

0 0 

0 


So 





Form or CERTIFICATE. 


On the application of _ 5 and upon 
payment of the sum cf » which is hereby 
acknowledged to have been received, the trustees of 

have agreed to grant, and do hereby 
grant, unto the said permission to 
dig or make a grave or vault on that piece of ground 
feet long by feet broad, lying within 
the portion of the said cemetery, and described in 
annexed Schedule, with permission to erect or place 
on the said piece of ground a monument, tombstone, 
footstone, or railings. And it is hereby declared that 
the said shall be entitled to have, maintain, 
and keep up such vault, grave, monument, tombstone, 
footstone, or railings according to the terms of this 
permission, to and for the sole and separate use of the 
said and his heirs and near relations 
for ever: Provided always, and it is hereby declared, 
that this grant is made subject to the terms and con- 
ditions following, viz. :— 

1. That the said piece of ground shall be kept and 
used by the said , his heirs, and near 
relations, solely as a burying place, and that no other 
use shall be made thereof. 

2. That no footstone, railing, monument, or tomb- 
stone shall be erected or placed on the said piece of 
ground which the secretary shall deem to be improper 
and unnecessary to be erected on the same. 

3. That the said grave or vault, and the said monu- 
ment, tombstone, or railing shall be maintained and 
kept by the said and his heirs and 
near relations in proper repair, to the satisfaction of 
the said trustees. 

4, That the said , his heirs, and near 
relations shall, in the use of the said piece of ground 
and access thereto, be subject, in every respect, to 
such rules and regulations as may from time to time 
be gazetted, and shall not be entitled to bury therein 
except on payment of such charges as shall from 
time to time be gazetted. 


CHARLES. R. BLAXLAND, 
FRANCIS J. WHITE, 
S. C. WILSON, 


The Common Seal of the Corporate Trustees of 
the Diocese of Armidale was hereto affixed 
by Charies Ralph Blaxland, Francis John 
White, and Stanley Charles Wentworth 
Wilson, three of the said Corporate Trustees, 
who are personally known to me, in my pre- 
sence,— 

Crivn Dickens, 
Registrar and Secretary. 


Trustees. 


TRANSFER (TO BE ENDORSED), 


[, the within named do hereby 


transfer to ; POL , all my right, 
title, and interest in and under the within certificate, 


Dated this day of 1G V® 4 


Witness,— 


2 Ava. 1918] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


NOTICH is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register the undermentioned 
‘Transmission Application unless Caveat be lodged 
ON OR BEFORE THE 2ND SEPTEMBER, 1918 :— 

No. A 865,148. Applicant: Llizabeth Winship 
Richardson. Lands comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 771, Fol. 215; and ‘being 2 roods,—lots 9, 10, 21, 
and 22 of section 4; 2 roods 3 perches, lots 8 to 11 in- 
clusive, of section 10; and 1 rood 39 perches, lots 5, 6, 
and 7, of section 14, Deposited Plan 1097, all situated 
parish Awaba, county Northumberland. 

Applicant claims to be entitled as devisee under the 
will of Robert Young, deceased. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
2nd August, 1918. Registrar-General. 
324 58. 





NOTICI: UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
Notice or Intenpep Issuz or Provistonan CER?TIFIO- 
CATE or TITLE. 

Vol. 831, Fol. 165. Registered proprietor:, George 
Stewart. Land: 40 acres, portion 49, parish Ry!- 

stone, county Roxburgh. 


THE proof of loss of the original Crown Grant 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such. Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
2nd August, 1918. Registrar-General. 
325 6s. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice oF INTENDED I[ssuE or PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE 
or TITLE. 


Vol. 755, Fol. 249. Registered proprietors: Elizabeth 
Stiles Thompson and Frederick Hall. Lands: 364 
perches, lot 157; 1 acre 1 rood 6% perches, lots 
162 to 169 inclusive; and 1 rood 26% perches, lots 
219 and 220, deposited plan 785, all situated at 
Enfield, parish Concord, county Cumberland. 


THE proof cf loss of the original Certificate of Title 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of fourteen days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
_ Registrar-General. 
7s. 


2nd August, 1918. 
326 





PURDIE AND CO. LIMITED. 
SprctaL REsoLuTIon. 
Passed, Sth July, 1918; confirmed, 25th July, 1918. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Purdie and 

Co. Limited, duly convened and held at the registered 

Office of the Company, Main-street, Grenfell, on the 

ninth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and 

eighteen, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly 
passed, and at a subsequent Hxtraordinary General 

Meeting of the said Company, also duly convened 

and heid at the same place on the twenty-fifth of 

July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, the 

subjoined Special Resolution was duly confirmed, 

viz. :— 

“That the Company of Purdie and Co. Limited be 
wound up voluntarily, and that the liquidators 
tor the purpose of winding up the affairs of the 
Company and distributing the property thereof 
shall be Edward Patrick Michael Sheedy and 
William Alexander Robinson.”’ 

Dated at Grenfell, this twenty-fifth day of July, 

one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, j 


WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, 
é C a7 n. 
ade fe tiiees - 


| Company’s Head Office, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 3925 


\Gbertisements, 


se esade edie adhe 


ABEL & CO., LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of section 141 of the 
‘‘Companies Act, No. 40, 1899,” that a General Meeting of 
the members of the abovenamed Company will be held at the 
offices of Messrs. Halberg, Parsons, and Anderson, public 
accountants, Equitable Buildings, George-street, Sydney, on 
Thursday, the 5th day of September, 1918, at 2 o’clock in the 
afternoon, for the purpose of having an account laid before 
them showing the manner in which the winding-up has been 
conducted, and the property of the Company disposed of, and 
of hearing any explanation that may be given by the 
liquidator and also of determining by extraordinary resolution 
the manner in which the books, accounts, and ducuments of 
the company, and of the liquidator thereof, shall be disposed 


At the above meeting the following resolutions will be 
proposed :— 

1. That the account submitted to this meeting and showing 
the manner in which the winding-up has been conducted, 
and the property of the company has been disposed of, 
be received and adopted, 

2. That the books, accounts, and documents of the company 
and of the liquidator thereof be handed over to Gartrell, 
White, Limited, the purchaser of the company’s business. 

Dated the lst day of Augnst, 1918. 


ALFRED H, PHILLIPS, 
ERNEST CoHEN AND LINTON, Liquidator. 
Solicitors for the Liquidator, 
375 George-street, Sydney. 
336 9s. 


MARTIN AND JOHNSON, LIMITED, OF 
BREWARRINA, N.S.W. 


SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 


Passed, 13th July, 1918; -confirmed, 29th July, 1918; 
Federal consent, 22nd July, 1918. 


To the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of 
Martin and Johnson Limited, duly convened and held on the 
thirteenth day of July, 1918, the subjoined Special Resolution 
was duly passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the Members of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held on the twenty-ninth day of July, 
1918, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly confirmed :— 








RESOLUTION. 


‘““That Martin and Johnson Limited be wound up volun- 
tarily, and that Messrs. G. W. B. Ring, of Inverell, and 
A. L. Hinton, public accountant, of 76 Pitt-street , 
Sydney, be appointed liquidators.” 


G. B. RING, 
Chairman of Coufirmatory Meeting. 
A. L. HINTON, 
Acting Manager to Company. 
Dated at Sydney this 29th day of July, 1918. 
8 


3] 7s. 6d. 





AUSTRALIAN GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. 
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting 
of the Company will be held at the Royal Exchange, Bridge- 
street, Sydney, on Monday, 12th August proximo, at 12 noon, 
to receive the report of the Directors for the past half year, 
to elect Directors, to appoint, Auditors, and to transact such 
other business as may be brought forward in conformity with 
rule. 

Candidates for the Direction and Auditorship are required 
to give not less than seven days’ notice in writing to the 
Secretary. 

The retiring Directors, viz. :—George Judah Cohen, Patrick 
Thomson Taylor, Arthur Wigram Allen, Sydney Herbert 
Cary, Geoffrey Evan Fairfax, Augustus Frederick Robinson, 
and Alfred Consett Stephen have given the requisite notice 
that they are candidates for re-election for which they are 
eligible. 

The retiring Auditors are Lewis Alexander Johnstone, 
F.C,P.A., and Wilfrid Law Docker, F.C.P.A., and being 
eligible, offer themselves for re-election. 

The transfer books of the Company will be} closed until 
after the Meeting. 

By order of the Bourd, 
Rk. J. LUKEY, 
Secretary. 
Haymarket, Sydney, 
sist July, 1915S. 
323 ; 9s. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 


(2 Ave. 1918. 








IN THE MATTER OF MARTIN & JOHNSON, LIMITED, 
OF BREWARRINA. 


(In LiquipaTIon). 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the above- 
named Company are required, on or before the first day of 
September, 1918, to send in their names and addresses and 
the particulars of their debts and claims, and the names and 
addresses of their solicitor (if any), to the undersigned G. B. 
Ring and A. L. Hinton, the Liquidators of the said Company, 
at the office of A. L. Hinton, Public Accountant, 76 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, and if so required by notice in writing from 
the said Liquidators, are, by their solicitor, to come in and 
prove their said debts and claims at such time and place as 
shall be specified in such notice; or in default thereof they 
shall be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made 
before such debts are proved. 
Dated this twenty-ninth day of July, 1918. 


G. B. RING AND A. L. HINTON, 
Liquidators. 
319 6s. 





NOTICE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME. 


NOTICE is hereby given that I, Claude Leslie 
Jenkins, heretofore called and known by the name of 
Claude Leslie Phillips, at present of No. 241 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
Commonwealth of Australia, traveller, born at Gawler, 
in the State of South Australia, in the year 1884, 
did, on the 24th day of July, in the year one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, formally and 
absolutely renounce, relinquish, and abandon the use 
of my said surname Jenkins, and then assumed and 
adopted and determined thenceforth on all occasions 
whatsoever to use and subscribe the surname of 
Jenkins-Phillips instead of the surname of Jenkins; 
and notice is hereby further given that by a deed 
poll dated the 24th day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen, duly executed and attested 
and enrolled in the Equity Office of the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales on the twenty-sixth 
day of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, 
J. on behalf of myself and my heirs, formally and 
absolutely renounced, relinquished, and abandoned 
the said surname of Jenkins, and declared that I 
have assumed and adopted and intended thenceforth 
upon ail occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe 
the name of Jenkins-Phillips as my surname in lieu 
of the said surname of Jenkins, and so as to be at 
all times thereafter called, known, and subscribed by 
the name of Jenkins-Phillips. 

Dated this 26th day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 


CLAUDE LESLIE JENKINS-PHILLIPS. 


-WaALTER LINTON, 
Solr., Sydney. 
330 9s. 


Witness, 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Herbert Arthur Garnsey and David 
Walsh, under the firm name of Garnsey & Co., at Nyngan, 
as Auctioneers, Stock, Station, and General Commission 
Agents and Motor Garage Proprietors, has this day been 
dissolved by mutual consent as from this day. The said 
David Walsh will carry on the Motor Garage business, under 
the name of D. Walsh, and will pay all the liabilities of the 
said firm of Garnsey & Co., and the said Herbert Arthur 
Garnsey will carry on the Auctioneering, Stock and Station 
Agency business under the name of H. A. Garnsey. 


H. A. GARNSEY. 
DAVID WALSH. 
Dated this 23rd day of July, 1918. 
315 5s. 








NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that ‘the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Joseph Frank Lay 
Onus and Lancelot Littlewood Cutts, in the business of stock, 
station, and general agents and auctioneers, under the name 
of Onus & Co., at Inverell, has been dissoved by mutual 
consent as from the twelfth day of July, 1918. The firm of 
Onus & Co, will be continued by Joseph Frank Lay Onus. 

Dated this twenty-third day of July, 1918. 


J. F. L, ONUS. 
LANCE, L, CUTTS. 
Witness to both signatures, — 
G. Markry, J.P. 
338, 5s. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Thomas Rose and Reuben Thomas Jhule 
Dawes, carrying on business at Lyndhurst Chambers, $4 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
under the style or firm of ‘‘ Thomas Rose and Dawes,” as 
attorneys, solicitors, and proctors, has this day, by mutual 
consent, been dissolved. ‘Che business hitherto carried on by 
the said firm will in future be carried on by the said Reuben 
Thomas Jhule Dawes, at the said address, under the style or 
firm of ‘‘ Thomas Rose and Dawes.” All debts and liabilities 
due by the said firm and owing to the said firm will be paid 
and received by the said Keuben Thomas Jhule Dawes. 
Dated at Sydney, this 3lst day of July, 1918. 


THOMAS ROSE. 


Witness to the signature of Thomas Rose, — 
V. W. THompPson, 
Mgg. Clk. to Thomas Rose & Dawes, 


Solicitors, Sydney. 
R. T. J. DAWES. 
Witness to the signature of Reuben Thomas Jhule Dawes, — 
V. W. THompson. 
344 7s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between John Limburg and Ellen Price, carrying 
on business as fruiterers, at Oxford-street, Darlinghurst, 
under the style or firm of Covent Garden Fruit Stores, has 
been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the twentieth day 
of July, one thousand nine handred and eighteen, so far as 
concerns the said John Limburg, who retires from the saicl 
firm. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will 
be received and paid by the said Ellen Price, who wili con- 
tinue to carry on the said business, under the style or firm of 
Covent Garden Fruit Stores. 
Dated this twenty-third day of July, 1918. 


J. LIMBURG. 
Witness to the signature of the said John Limburg, — 
P, D. Stmeson, 
Articled clerk to Minter, Simpson, & Co. 


E. PRICE. 
Witness to the signature of the said Ellen Price, — 
P. D. Stmpson, 
Articled Clerk to Minter, Simpson, & Co, 
337 78. 





MUNICIPALITY OF BLAYNEY. 
“Impounpine Aot, 1898.” , 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the abovenamed 
Municipality has, by resolution, fixed the charges for the care 
and sustenance of animals impounded in the Blayney Pound, 
to take effect from the date of publication of this notice, as 
follows :— 


8. O. 
Horse, mare, foal, gelding, ass, &c. 4 0 per day. 
Ram, ewe, sheep, or Jamb Oy 2 
Bull, cow, ox, steer, or heifer 3.0 ;, 
Goat or pig B.D cit 


G, W. LEIGHTON, 
Town Hall, Blayney, Town Clerk. 
19th July, 1918. 


253 % 


MUNICIPALITY OF STRATHFIELD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the names of the following 
streets have been changed, as set out hereunder :— 


Merley-road (from Albert-road to Mr. Pott’s property) 
changed to ‘‘ Dickson-street.” 

Coventry-road (from intersection of Elsie-street to The 
Crescent) changed to ‘‘ Mackenzie-street.” 


A. H. THEW, 
Town Clerk. 








Council Chambers, Strathfield, 
26th July, 1918. 
305 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF HILLGROVE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. George A. Jones has been 
appointed valuer for the Municipality of Hillgrove for the 


years 1917, 1918, 1919. 
GEO. A. JONES, 
Acting Town Clerk. 











MUNICIPALITY OF HILLGROVE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. George Smart has been 
duly appointed Poundkeeper for the Municipality of 
Hillgrove. 


, GEO. A. JONES,. 
Hillgrove, Acting Town Clerk. 
27th July, 1918, - 


334 : 3s. 


2 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


3925 





SHIRE OF DUMARESQ. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the above 
Shire has appointed Owen Charles Mowle as keeper of the 
Pound at George’s Creek, instead of Herbert Hugh 
MeMaugh, resigned. 
HY. LONSDALE, 

Shire Clerk. 
Armidale, 29th July, 1918. 
335 4s. 
TRUST DISTRICT OF THE WELBONDONGAH BORE 

WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Welbondongah 
Bore Water ‘trust have caused to be made an Assessment of 
all ratable property within the above district, with the 
names of the owners and occupiers as far as known of such 
property. 

Particulars of such Assessment are open for inspection at 
all reasonable times, at the office of the Trustees, Frome- 
street, Moree, and within twenty-one days from publication 
of this notice in the Gazette any person intending to appeal 
against the Assessment may do so in the way required by the 
‘* Water Act, 1912,” and the Regulations made thereunder, 

Dated at Moree, this 25th day of July, 1918. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Secretary. 
306 6s. 








TRUST DISTRICT OF WEETALIBA BOR 
WATER TRUST. 2 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Weetaliba Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an Assessment of all 
ratable property within the above district, with the names of 
the owners and occupiers, as far as known, of such property. 
Particulars of such Assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the office of the Trustees, and within 
_ twenty-one days from the publication of this notice any 
person intending to appeal against the Assessment may do so 
in the way required by the ‘‘ Water Act, 1912,” and the 
Regulations made thereunder. 


H, R. BUTTSWORTH, 


Secretary. 
Dated at Coonamble, this twenty-third day of July, 1918. 
31] 5s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Chaff, late of Willoughby, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, verger, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debts, 
claims, or demands, of what kind soever, upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 24th day of June last, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of such debts, claims, or demands to the under- 
signed, on behalf of the executor of the will of the said 
deceased, on or before the 16th day of September next, after 
which date the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons: entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, and demands only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt, claim, 
or demand he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.— Dated this 30th day of July, 1918. 
HERBERT DE YONGH SCROGGIE, 
Proctor for Hxecutor, 
Castlereagh House, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


321 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Edward Robards, late of 
Campsie, in the State of New South Wales, car- 
rier, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Mainten- 

ance and Guardianship of Intants Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Edward Robards, the abovenamed deceased, who 
_ died on or about the 6th day of December, 1917, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 12th day of Febru- 
ary, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales to Hlizabeth Robards; Edward James 

Robards, and Thomas Morrison, the executrix and the 

executors named in the said will, are hereby required 


SS eS eee 





to send particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said Hlizabeth Robards, Edward James Robards, and 
Thomas Morrison, care of Edward James Robards, No. 
1 Municipal Markets, Quay-street, Sydney, on or be- 
fore the 14th day of September next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Elizabeth Robards, 
Hdward James Robards, and Thomas Morrison will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the: persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which they then have 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Elizabeth Robards, Edward James Robards, and 
Yhomas Morrison will not be liable, for the assets or 


-any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 


debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. 
ELIZABETH ROBARDS, 
EDWARD JAMES ROBARDS, 
THOMAS MORRISON, 
Executrix and Executors of the abovenamed deceased, 
Care Edward James Robards, 
No. 1 Municipal Markets, 
i Quay-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATIH JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Henry Langsford, Jate of Dunolly, 
near Singleton, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate, and Ai/ministration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of William 
Henry Langsford, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 14th day of March, 1918, intestate, letters of 
administration of whose estate were on the 6th day of June, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, to 
George Thomas Langsford and Ronald Langstord, of Dunolly, 
two of the next of kin of the said William Henry Langsford, 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said George Thomas Langsford and Ronald 
Langsford, in care of the undersigned, William John Cragg, 
at his offices hereunder mentioned, on or before the 16th day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
George Thomas Langsford and Ronald Langsford will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they then have notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said George Thomas Langsford and Ronald 
Laugstord will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 
29th day of July, 1918. 


WILLIAM JOHN CRAGG, 
Proctor for the said Administrators, 
George-street, Singleton. 
By his Agents,—GovuLpD aNnD SHAW, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


331 





322 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Jane Waters, late of Devonport, Auckland, 
in the Dominion of New Zealand, but formerly of No. 22 
Gower-street, Summer Hill, near Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 

hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any 
claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at No. 29 Grey-street, Devon- 
port, Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, on the 7th 
day of May, 1918, are hereby required to send in full par- 
ticulars of their claims and demands upon the said estate to 
the executor, Arthur John Rowley Yabsley, at the under- 
mentioned address, the solicitor for the said estate, to whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales in its Probate Jurisdiction on the 17th day of June, 

1918, on or before the 6th day of September next, in default 

whereof the said Arthur John Rowley Yabsley will, after the 

last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and dis- 
tribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall 
then have notice, and the said executor will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person or 
persons of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of euch distribution.—Dated this 26th day of July, 


7s. 6d. 
(86,761) 








1918. 
ARTHUR JOHN ROWLEY YABSLEY, 
Proctor, Stephen Court, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
317 8, 6d 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Margaret Kelleher (or) Duffy, 
late of Paddington, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Margaret Kelleher (or) Duffy, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 30th day of August, 1917, 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 2U¥nd day of 
October, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
‘frustee on or before the 29th day of August, 1918, at the ex- 
piration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shal] not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Cuiwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
25th July, 1918. 
307 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Ernest Johnstone, late of 
Campsie, in the State of New South Wales, and A.I. 
Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is heresy 
given that all creditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of Ernest Johnstone, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
2nd day of April, 1917, and letters of administration, with 
the will annexed, were, on the 24th day of October, 1917, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their elaims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 29th day of August, 1918, at the expiration 
of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W, GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th July, 1918, 
308 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Edward Clark, late of Padding- 
ton, in the State of New South Wales, and of the 
A.I. Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Edward Clark, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of 
October, 1917, and letters of administration, with the 
will annexed, was, on the 25th day of March, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 29th day of August, 1918, at the expiration of whieh 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 


any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 


debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 


such distribution, 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th July, 1918. 


309 7s. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Aue., 1918. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will and codicil of William George 
Stansfield, late of Wahroonga, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired auctioneer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘*Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
iauship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William George Stanstield, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 18th day 
of May, 1918, and probate of whose will and codicil was 
on the 17th day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public frustee, are 
hereby required te send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on cr before the 18th 
day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Publie Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
A. P. SPARKE, 
Proctor for Executor, 
12 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
316 7s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the willjof Herbert William Harris, late 
of Bingara, in the State of New South Wales, and Aus- 
tralian Imperial Forces, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Herbert William Harris, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 8th day 
of February, 1917, and administration, with the will annexed, 
was, on the 3rd day of January, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 2nd 
day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time oi such distribution. 


T. W, GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
80th July, 1918. 
343 7s. 6d. 











[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} _ 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,518) 

IN BANKKUPTOY. 

Be Thomas William Pearson, of Nile-street, Orange Kast, 
plumber and gasfitter; carried on business at Summer- 
street, Orange Mast. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Arsignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 25th day of 

Julr, 1918. 

PF. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


[710] Free. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,521) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re John Mott, of Canbelego, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Agsignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 31st day of 


July, 1918. ; 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


345 8s. 6d. 


2 Aua., 1918.] 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
iN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Thomas Hay, junior, and George Hay, trading as 
Hay Brotherg, of Condobolin, storekeepers. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 47 Elizabeth-satreet, Sydney, on the 19th day of 
August, 1918, at noon, or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his proof 
must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Elizabeth- 

street, Sydney, not later than the 16th day of August, 1918. 


¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee-—-WitttaM Hargineron PaiMerr, 
346 


(21,500) 


6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 

in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 

Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 14th day of 

August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon afier as the course of 

busineas will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 

his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 12th day of August, 1918 :— 

Re Thomas Barrett (No. 21,510), of 34 Chelmsford-street, 
Camperdown, blacksmith, formerly of 102 Prabert-street, 
Camperdown. 

F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee —WiuntIaAsl HarRrinaron PALMER. 
347 6a, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novioz To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under. 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as epecified are now 
filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the ginspection 
of persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that sueh 
accounts and plans of distribution will be submitted to the 
Court for confirmation on Monday, the 19th August, 1918, if 
not previcusly objected to :— 


Elizabeth Swift, of The Langham Hotel, Wynyard-square, 
Sydney, hotel proprietress (No. 4,773), a third account 
and first plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of three shillings and eight pence one thirty- 
second of a penny in the £ on all proved coneurrent 
claims. 

Walter Lamb, of Woodstock, gentleman (No. 7,418) a fifth 
account and fourth plan of distribution, showing pay- 
ment of a dividend of one-sixteenth of a penny in the & 
on all proved concurrent claims. 

Theodore Edward Durant, of Old South Head road, Waver- 
ley, trading as ‘‘The Monarch Jewellery Co.” (No. 
16,720), a second accouns and first plan of distribution, 
showing payment of a dividend of one shilling and five- 
eighths of a penny in tke £ on all proved concurrent 
claims. 

Wong Yang, trading as ‘‘Sun Lee & Co.”, of Forbes, store- 
keeper (No. 21,442), a first account and plan of distri- 
bution, showing payment of a dividend of three shillings 
and elevenpence-halfpenny in the ¥£ on all proved con- 
current claims. 

Alfred Thomas Robinson, of 68 Branker-road, Hamilton 
West, quarryman (No. 21,451), a first account and plan 
of distribution, showing payment of a dividend of four- 
teen shillings and eightpence three-farthings in the £ on 
the only proved concurrent claim. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates :— 


Mary Trotter, of Blaxland-road, Eastwood, married woman 
(No. 21,428), a first account providing for payment of 
the fees, charges and expenses, and carrying forward a 
balance of £20 1s. 9d. to the credit of the estate. 

Peter Cowe Trotter, of Eastwood, grocer (No. 21,424), a 
first account providing for payment of the fees, charges, 
and expenses, and carrying forward a balance of £4 4s. 
10d. to the credit of the estate. 

No. 21,419. George Morris, of Tomingley. 

No. 21,449. Stephen Piper, late of Narromine and Trangie, 
now of Trangie, hairdresser. 

WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
Ist August, 1918. - 


340 lds, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95, 3927 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermertioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court 
Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, forj the inspection of 
persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
aceounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
eonfirmation on Monday, the 19th August, 1918, at 10 a.m., if 
not previously objected to :— 


Archibald Ernest Thomson, of 38 Glassop-street, Balmain, 
engineer (Nos. 21,305 and 21,309), a first account and 
plan of distribution showing payment in full of one 
Crown claim (5s. 9d.), and a dividend of 6s. 74d. (six 
shillings and seven pence one farthing) in the £ on all 
proved concurrent debts. 

Lawrence Auburn Wagglen, of Railway-parade, Kogarah, 
furniture seller and manufacturer (No. 21,379), a second 
account and plan of distribution showing payment in full 
of two preferential debts (£36 15s, 2d.), an equalising 
dividend of 3s. 4d. in the £ on four debts admitted since 
the first account was filed, and a second dividend of 
10,°;d. (ten pence and three-sixteenths of a penny) in the 
£ on all proved concurrent debts. 


Accounts current only in the following estates :— 


. 21,421. John Henry Prince, of 14 Bull-street, Cook’s 
Hill, formerly of New Lambton, horse trainer, 

. 21,426. Jobn Pollard, of Burraga, formerly of Greene- 
thorpe, near Cowra. 

. 21,427. Catherine Stella Munro, of Toongabbie. 

. 21,465. Alfred Johnson, of Brooklyn, Hawkesbury River, 
fisherman. 

. 21,473. Spencer Frederick Edward Lane, of Roe-street, 
Mayfield, Waratah, rigger. 


Ga. W. LLOYD; 
Official Assignee. 
Denman Chambers, 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
Ist August, i918. 


342 128. 








In the matter of the Companies Act and in the matter of The 
Direct Fish Supplies Limited, number 6,052 of 1915. 


Novice To CREDITORS. 


A FIRST Account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of six shillings and fourpence seven-sixteenths 
of a penny in the £ to the proved creditors is now filed in 
the office of the Master in Equity, Supreme Court Buildings, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons 
interested ; and notice is hereby given that such account and 
plan of distribution will be submitted to the Court for con- 
firmation on Monday, the nineteenth day of August, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, at eleven a.m., if not 
previously objected to. 


WILT.IAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Liquidator. 
47 lizabeth-street, Sydney, 
Ist August, 1918. 
34} 6s. 


= 





STOLEN from my yard, twelve months ago,-—A brown colt, 
branded J over = on near shoulder, small white patch on 
forehead, ecar on near front shin, black stripe down back, four 
black points, now rising 3 years. 


T* BROPHY, 

















Hill View, 
Thompson-street, Canterbury, 
332 38. 
LOST,—Bay horse, brand X IW rear side, off hind foot 
white, star, and emall snip on face. 
J. O'NEILL, 
Coward-street, Mascot. 
348 33. 
Limpoundings. 





ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 22nd day of 
July, 1918, from Oak-strect, Ashfield, by C. W. Grimes, 
impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, £1 Qa. 

Bay mace, like ¥2 (blotched) near shoulder, clipped, blind/near 
eye, hind fetlocks white, shod, aged, about 143 hands, 

Tf not released, will be sold 2 this Pound at noon on tha 

8th August, 1918. 


320—!g, H. HOWIHB, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


3928 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


[2 Ave., 1918. 








ATTUNGA.—Impounded at Attunga, on the 24th day of July, : 
1918, from Crotty’s Reserve, by the Stock Inspector ; 
sum due at date of notice, 3s. 8d. each :-— 


Dark-chestnut gelding, Ce near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 


Yellow-bay gelding, like j OY over GU) < near shoulder, 
4. near thigh, blemish on forehead, aged, 16 hands. 


Brown mare, -— over A near shoulder, hiad feet white, 
scum near eye, aged, 14 hands. 


Bav gelding, QO over —— near shoulder, broken mouth, 12 
hauds. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918. 


314—4s, S. GREEN, Poundkeeper. 





HURSTVILLE.—Impounded at Hurstville, on the 30th day 
of July, 1918, from Peakhurst, by Impounding Officer ; 
sum due at date of notice, 11s. :— 


Che-tout gelding, like —> near shoulder, star, about 7 years, 
about 15 hands. 


Tf not reJeased, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th August, 1918. 


228—1s. W. HERRON, Poundkeeper. 








MEREWETHER.—Impounded at Merewether, on the 24th 
day of July, 1918, from Hamilton, by Hamilton Council ; 
sum due at date of notice, 7s. each :— 


Dark brown or black pony mare, 4 near shoulder, white spot 
on back, unshod, about 7 years, about 13 hands, 


Bay mare, At off shoulder, hind feet white, large star, in 
poor condition, aged, about 144 hands. 


if not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
7th August, 1918. 
310—2s. F. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. : 





RAYMOND TERRACH.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 22nd day of July, 1918, from Miller’s Forest, by 
P. O’Brien; sum due ai date of notice, 144. :— 


Creamy gelding, like © near shoulder, lumpy knees, black 
mane and tail, 12 years, 143 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th August, 1918, 


312—|s. ©. McPHERSON, Pounikeeper. 





SOUTH WAGGA.—Impounded at South Wagga, on the 18th 
day of July, 1918, from Flowerdale, by W. Cusack ; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 9s. 6d. :— 


Red baldy cow, O near rump, 3 years. 
Red heifer calf, like H over OT near rump, 2 years. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


313 —2s. A. BROWN, Poundkeeper. 





W ARATAH.—Impounded at Waratah, on the 26th day of 
July, 1918, from Turton-road, Waratah, by Waratah 
OCounci]; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 


Yellow-bay horse, & near shoulder, aged, 15 hands; 12s. 9d. 


Also, on the 25th July, 1918, from Wickham Municipality, 
- by Wickham Council :— 
Brown mare, like 4 near shoulder, aged, 16 hands; 10s. 3d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


15th August, 1918. 


339—2s. J. PROCTER, Poundkeeper. 


YOUNG,—Impounded at Young, on the 29th day of July, 
1918, from caltivation paddock, Burrowa-road, by Jesse | 
Johnson ; sutn due at date cf notice, £1 Os. 4d. :— 





Thirty-one mixed sheep (welhers), various brands and ear- 
marks, 2 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th August, 1918. 


327—l1s. P. NASH, Poundkeeper. 


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PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. £. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


\ . HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the 
‘time being in and for the State of New South 
Wales has reported to me the completion of the works 
described in the Schedule hereto: Now, I, Sir 
Wartrer Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
Saint George, Governor of the said State, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power in that behalf given to or vested in me by the 
provisions of the “Metropolitan Water and Sewerage 
Act wxtension Act of 1894,’’ and of every other power 
and authority in anywise enabling me, do hereby 
proclaim and declare that the said works, together 
with any land and buildings used in connection 
therewith, shall be and the same are hereby trans- 
ferred to and vested in the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage on behalf of His Majesty. And further 
that the provisions of the 18th section of the 
“Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Act Amendment 
Act of 1889” shall come into force in respect of the 
said works. ; 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





THe SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 
PARRAMATTA SEWERAGE. 
RETICULATION—FIRST DIVISION. 


Commencing at a point on the boundary between 
the Municipalities of Parramatta and Granville, about 
1:7 chains west of Wigram-street and 1'8 chains north 
of Cambridge-street ; and extending thence southerly 
across private property to a point about 0°5 chains 
north of Cambridge-street aforesaid, a length of about 
13 chains. ; 

The sewer consists of pipes 6 inches in diameter, 
together with all manholes, junctions, inlets, &c., 
connected therewith. 

The above includes part of the works carried out 
in connection with Sewerage Contract No. 680. 
[Misc. 1918-3,151] [530 | 








}URSUANT to the provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan 
i Water and Sewerage Act Amendment Act of 
1889,’ 1, Ricnarp Tuomas Batu, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the State 
of New South Wales, do hereby notify that the works 
constructed under the authority of the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being, and described in 
the Schedule hereto, have been transferred to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
R. T. BALL, 

Minister for Public Works. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 31st July, 1918. 





THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 
PARRAMATTA SEWERAGE. 
RETICULATION—FIRST DIVISION. 


Commencing at a point on the boundary between 
the Municipalities of Parramatta and Granville, about 
1:7 chains west of Wigram-street and 1°8 chains north 
of Cambridge-street ; and extending thence southerly 
across private property to a point about 05 chains 
north of Cambridge-street aforesaid, a length of about 
13 chains, 

The sewer consists of pipes 6 inches in diameter, 
together with all manholes, junctions, inlets, &c., 
connected therewith. 

The above includes part of the works carried out 
in connection with Sewerage Contract No. 680. 


[Misc. 1918-3,151] [535] 


2 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 95. 


Industrial Dotices. 


[683] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 

section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 

arising in and in relation to the industries and callings of Motor-car Cleaners and 

Washers, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 

thereunder. om 
EF. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 1,774.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 286 of 1918. 


In the matter of an application by the Watchmen, Caretakers, and Cleaners’ Union of New 
South Wales, an Industrial Union of employees, to the Court, for the determination of 
certain industrial matters, and for an Award for the industry of motor-car washing 
and cleaning; and in the matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Tuesday, the 9th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 1st day of July instant and again this day, 
WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the notice of Motion filed herein by the Watchmen, 
Caretakers, and Cleaners’ Union of New South Wales, an Industrial Union of employees, 
and the two affidavits of Joseph Coote, sworn respectively of the 7th and 17th days of 
June last, and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. Coote on behalf of the 
applicant, and Mr. Kirby on behalf of the Motor Traders’ Association of New South Wales, 
an Industrial Union of employers, and Mr. Vero Read, solicitor for the Master Retailers’ 
Association, an Industrial Union of employers, and Mr. Salenger, solicitor for Mr. A. 1. C. 
Hast and other employers: IT IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED and the Court doth 
by consent award as follows:— 


Moror-cAaR WASHERS AND CLEANERS (STATE) AWARD. 
1. Definitions. 


(a) Casual employee means a person employed for less than one fortnight. 

(6) Motor-car washer or cleaner means a person engaged in cleaning or washing 
work of any description on or about motor vehicles in public garages, or in, or in connection 
with business establishments or any place of business other than persons engaged in clean- 
ing engines or machinery of motor-cars, or in washing down cars in connection with 
painting and/or repairing, and excepting all employees covered by any previous Award, or 
within the jurisdiction of any Board previously constituted. 

(c) Holiday means New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
Prince of Wales Birthday, King’s Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 
or any day on which any of the foregoing holidays are observed. 

2. Wages. : 

Motor-car washers or cleaners over 21 years of age shall receive the sum of :—Day 
washers or cleaners, £2 17s, 6d. per week; night washers or cleaners, £3 Os. 6d. per week 
for a week’s work of not more than 48 hours. 

Casual employees to be paid at the rate of 1s. 6d. per hour. Provided that all time 
not worked owing to the fault of the employee may be deducted. 


3. Hours. 


The hours for motor-car washers or cleaners shall be:—Day washers or cleaners, 
between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.; night washers or cleaners shall be those who do the 
major portion of their work between the hours of 6 p.m, and 6 a.m.: Proyided that in all 
eases shifts or hours of work shall be continuous except for a meal interval of one hour; 
and all day washers or cleaners shall be entitled to a half day off from 1 o’clock on one 
day in each week. 

4, Overtime. 


(a) All work done in excess of 48 hours in any week, or outside the usual starting or 


_ finishing time, or on Sunday or a holiday, in the case of day washers or cleaners, shall be 


paid at the rate of time and half; night washers or cleaners working outside the usual 
starting or finishing time, or in excess of 48 in any one week, or on a holiday, or between 
the usual finishing time on Saturday morning and the usual starting time on Sunday night, 
shall be paid at the rate of time and a half for all time worked. Time exceeding one quarter 
of an hour shall be paid for as half hour; time exceeding half hour shall be paid for as 
one hour. All such time shall be reckoned on each day’s work, and not accumulate at the 
end of the week. 

(b) In the case of washers or cleaners other than casual washers or cleaners, a 
holiday which if worked would have entitled the washer or cleaner to overtime shall when 
not worked be deemed to have been worked to the extent of one-sixth of the washer’s or 
cleaner’s weekly work. 

5. Conditions, 


(a) No deduction shall be made from the weekly wage of an employee for the day on 
which any holiday falls. 

(b) All materials for cleaning or washing purposes shall be provided by the employer. 

(c) The employer shall provide some place, properly protected from the weather, 
where washers or cleaners can eat their meals. 

(d) Every employer shall, by legible notice displayed at some place accessible to the 
employee, notify the hours of commencing and ceasing work. Such hours, when notified, 
shall not be changed except by 48 hours’ notice given in a similar manner. Work done 
outside the hours notified shall be paid for at overtime rates. 

(e) To terminate the engagement, either side may give or take a moment's notice: 
Provided such notice be given at the end of the day’s work, excepting in the case of night 
cleaners or washers, who shall give or take 3 days’ notice, or the employer may pay 
equivalent wages in lieu of notice. 


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(f) Wages shall be paid as follows :—The employer shall specify a time and place 
at which wages are to be paid to employees other than employees engaged for less 
than one week. The time so specified shall not be more than 48 hours from 
the time when such wages become due. Any employee who is not paid within 15 minutes 
from the time so specified shall be deemed to be working during the time he is kept 
waiting. Where the employee leaves the employment without committing a breach of this 
Award, he shall be paid within 15 minutes of the termination of his employment, or within 
15 minutes after the employee has presented himself at the place so specified as above 
Provided the employee so presents himself during the hours when such place is usually 
open. 

(g) Casual employees shall be psid within half an hour from the termination of 
employment. 

(h) In all cases wages shall be paid on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday, or 
holiday. 

(i) On the termination of the employment, the employer shali, at the request of the 

employee, give the emplovee a statement signed by the employer, stating the period of 
employment and when the employment terminated. 


G6. Preference of employment. 


As between members of the Watchmen, Cartakers, and Cleaners’ Union of New 
South Wales and other persons offering their labour at the same time, preference of 
employment shall be given to such members over such other persons, 211 other things being 
equal: Provided that “preferenc e need not be given as against returned soldiers. 

7. Avea and incidence of Award. 

This Award shall apply to all employers and employees in the industry of motor- 
ear washing and cleaning as defined in this Award throughout the State, excluding the 
county of Yancowinna. 

8. Duration of Award. 

The Award shall take effect a fortnight after publication in the Government Gazette, 

and remain in force for two years thereafter. 
- ROUTING 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 











{tSi] Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
HIS Hxcellency the Governor-in-Council has been pleased to direct that, in pursuance of 


the provisions of section 2 of the “ Trade Unions Reregistration Act, 1918,” the Trade Unions 
whose names are enumerated in the Schedule hereto be registerd as Industrial Unions. 





SCHEDULE. 

Australasian Society of Engineers. 

Neweastle and District Trolly Draymen and Carters’ Union 

Amalgamated Timber Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch. 

The Pyrmont Sugar Works Employees’ Union. 

Gas Employees’ Union. 

Wool and Basil Workers’ Association of New South Wales. 

Newcastle Branch No. 4 of the Federated Society of Boilermakers and of Iron and 
Steel Shipbuilders, and of Iron and Steel Anglesmiths, Tank, Waggon, Bridge, 
Girder, Principal (roof or otherwise), Pontoon, Gasometer, Pipe, Sheet, Plate, 
and Constructional Iron and Steel Workers of Australia. 

Wood and Coal Labourers’ Union of New South Wales. 

Federated Liquor Trade Employees’ Union of AUS ged New South Wales Branch. 

United Labourers’ Protective Society of New South Wales. 

Federated Ironworkers’ As Scrat iene of Australia, New South Wales Division. 

The Federated Engine Drivers and FWiremen’s Association of Australasia (Coast 
District). 

Musicians’ Union of Australasia, New South Wales, Local No. 1. 

Carrington Coal and Coke Shipping Union. 

Coke Workers’ Association of New South Wales. 


G. S. BEEBY. 








[Price, 6d.] 








CONTENTS. PAGE ¥ PAGE 
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i ee he ne Wd a be Myre eanbah Water Trust ah woe sn 6 
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shen ats nr nat ape oe ae vt za ip Mines Department Notives Res bert “aA Pes ten) 
Water Act, 19120... ue ee se vee 8839-| Lands Department Notices er nee.) secs 1300), 
Bore Water Trusts.. hs Ay bie BY i, S889 Forestry notice ics ae ae bs .. 3920 
Cattle-slaughtering hia Diseased Nnetiate Act— Private Advertisements ... ran Ae ati seh PR! 
Inspectors under aes ee 4 5 ... 8840 | Impoundings bs ae se ae “ie wt OOoT 
Public Health Act, 1902—Notice u: ee 5 wi | 840 Industrial Notices .., ve nee wee Sone .. 3929 
Notices under Real Property Act ey Aer ao 8880) Same ——— ————— = 
Registry of Friendly Societies—Cancellation ... uh L8B41 BRE ates. 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes Ae ae or 3840 | SYDNEY: 
Public Service Notice he AL be ue wu 883 Printed and Published by Witn1am AprLecatTr GuLiice. 
Court Notices 353 ad ay seh of, we 8844 | Government Printer and Publisher of the State of New 
Tenders can ae a ies aah aaa .. «8844 South Wales, at Phillip-street, 2nd August, 1918. 









































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FRIDAY, 2 AUGUST. 


1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT,, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the under- 
mentioned appointments : — 


Mr. Robert Eric Barrell, Junior Clerk, Registrar- 
General’s Department, Department of the Attor- 
ney-General and of Justice, as Junior Clerk, 
Department of Audit,—to take effect from the 
date of commencing duty. 


Mr. Frank Gribben, Senior Examiner-in-Charge, 
Industrial Undertakings, Department of Audit, 
as Auditor, Industria] Undertakings, Department 
of Audit. 

Mr. Alan Ferguson Lackey, on probation for twelve 
months, from the 29th April, 1918, as Junior 
Clerk, Police Department. 


Mr. Gordon Franklin Smith, on probation for six 
months, from the 4th March, 1918, as Clerk, 
Police Department. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





DEPARTMERT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of the following appointments : — 


Mr. Evelyn Alfred Hindmarsh Stephen, Clerk-in- 
Charge, Inquiry Branch, as Clerk-in-Charge, Cor- 
respondence Branch, vice Mr. Simms, deceased. 


Mr. Arthur Maitland Browne, Clerk, Account Branch, 
as Clerk-in-Charge, Inquiry Branch, vice Mr. 
Stephen ; 


Mr. Albert Nelson Graham, Clerk, Chief Inspector of 
Mines Branch, as Clerk, Account Branch, vice 
Mr. Browne; 


Mr. Francis Joseph Massey, Warden’s Clerk, &c. 
(temporarily employed in Head Office), as Clerk, 
rns Inspector of Mines Branch, vice Mr. Gra- 
ham ; 


Mr. John Edward Lancaster, Warden’s Clerk, &c., 
Cootamundra, as Clerk, Correspondence Branch; 
and 


Mr. John. Dolman, Clerk, on probation, Account 
Branch, as Acting Warden’s Clerk and Mining 
Registrar, Cootamundra, on probation, vice Mr. 
Lancaster ;—such appointments to take effect from 
the 16th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,842-153). 


J. Cc. L. FITZPATRICK. 


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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
Sergeant Walter John Moroney as Bailiff of the 
Warden’s Court at ‘Tenterfield, vice White, 
transferred,—such appointment to take effect 


from the date of commencing duty (Ms. 1918-— 


4,439-152). 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Edgar Ernest Clifton Gow, Junior Clerk, Crown 
Land Agent’s Office, Tumut, to a similar position 
in the Crown Land Agent’s Office, Parkes, De- 
partment of Lands,—to take effect from the 4th 
July, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,931). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND GF JUSTICE. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Duncan Frank Parker, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Cooma, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at Bega, 
vice Mr. H. H. Farrington, and during the 
absence of Mr. V. B. Cox, on active service,— 
from the date of commencing duty; also to act 


as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Bega (to ; 


act only at such times as the Police Magistrate 
is unable to perform the duty), Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Bega at Bega, and Registrar of the Court of 
teview at bega under the ‘‘Land and income 
Tax Assessment Act of 1895’? and Regulations 
thereunder,—irom the same date. 

Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Narrabri, vice Mr. P. EK. B. Barnett, relieved, 
and pending permanent arrangements. being 
made,—from the Ist August, 1918; also. to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Narrabri 
(to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Narrabri at Narrabri, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at that place under the ‘‘Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895’? and 
Regulations thereunder,—from the same date. 

Mr. Francis Frederick Zouch Moriarty, Crown Land 
Agent, Cooma, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
also at that place, vice Mr. D. F. Parker, re- 
heved, and pending permanent arrangements 
being made,—from the Ist August, 1918; also 
to be District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Cooma 
(to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Manaro at Cooma, Registrar of the District 
Court at Cooma, and Registrar of the Court of 
Review at that place under the ‘Land and In- 
come Tax Assessment Act of 1895’? and Regula- 

__ tions thereunder,—from the same date. 

Mr. William Charles Edmonds to act as District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Glebe, and Assistant District 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Annandale at Glebe,—from the 
8th to 15th July, 1918, inclusive. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Charles Jesse Sanderson as Manager, North 
Bangaroo Stud Horse Farm, Department of 
Agriculture. 





W. G. ASHFORD. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nu. 96. 


[2 Ava, 1918, 





APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Wilfred Grey Saxon, Temporary Clerk, Premier’s 
Department, as Clerk, Premier’s Department, 
on probation for a period of six months from 
13th November, 1917, under the provisions of the 
‘Public Service (‘Temporary Officers) Act, 1915.” 


W. A. HOLMAN. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the appointment, on probation for a period of 

twelve months, of 

Mr. Howard George Smith, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
Department of Lands, as a Junior Clerk, Head 


Office of the same Department,—+to take effect 
trom the 2nd September, 1917 (Minl. 1918-4,932). 


Notz.—This notice is in lieu of that which appeared in the Public Service 
Gazette No. 69, of the 3lst May, 1918, folio 2,560, 





Mr. George Alexander Baillie as a Cadet Draftsman, 
Land Board Oifice, Goulburn, Department ot 
liands,—to take eifect from 28th June, 1918 
(Minl, 1918-4,933). 


Terence George Robinson as a Junior Clerk, 
Head Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect 
from the Ist July, 1918 (Minl. 1918-4,800). 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Mr, 


PROMOTION. 
COLONIAL TREASURBK’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Edwin Charles Vaughan, Senior Officer, No. 2 
Branch, Government Printing Office, as Sub- 
Overseer in that Branch. 





[E.M. 411) J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
THE retirement from the Public Service of the 


following, in terms of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Ser- 
vice Act, 1902,” is hereby notified :— 


Mr. Arthur Robert Buckland, Teacher, Public School, 
St. Albans. Last day of service, 30th June, 1919. 


Mrs. Martha Ann Laybutt, Cleaner, on probation, 
West Maitland Trades School, Technical Educa- 
tion Branch. Last day of service, 3lst March, 


1918. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





RESIGNATION. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 


Mr. Esmond J. Kirk, Clerk, Shipping Master’s Office, 
Newcastle,—to take effect from 16th July, 1918. 


[E.M. 405] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


SYDNEY: 
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No. 97.] WEDNESDAY, 7 AUGUST. [1918. 


——— 








“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





(1.8.) PROCLAMATION. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
12 pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 


Date. Locality. 
Thursday, 15th August, 1918... ede ... Trundle District. 
Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... ads ... Hume Shire. 
Thursday, 22nd August, 1918... ace ... Manildra District and Gilgandra Shire. 
Friday, 23rd August, 1918... ais ade ... Parkes Municipality. 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918S... ae ... Gilgandra Shire. 
Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 +5 ... Grenfell Municipality. 
Friday, 20th September, 1918... is ... Holbrook Shire. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





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FRIDAY, 9 AUGUST. 


[1918. 








PROCLAMATION—‘‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


Sir WattER Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 

State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in’ the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 

the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1916,’’ and with 

the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 

Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





Tue SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Bet~incen; BELLINGEN AND NAmM- 
BUCCA SHIRES. 


Bellingen River State Forest, No. 651, 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parishes of Never Never, Vautin, Dingle, and 
Waverley, county of Raleigh, in the State of New 
South Wales, embracing an area of 60,000 acres, 
more or less: Commencing at the north-east corner of 
portion 38, parish of Never Never; and bounded 
thence by the north boundary of that portion, part 
of the east, the north, and part of the west boundary 
of portion 39, the north and west boundaries of 
portion 40 to the left bank of the right arm of 
Bellingen River; thence by that bank of that river 
upwards to the south-east corner of portion 1, parish 
of Vautin; by the east, north, and part of the west 
boundary of that portion, the north, and part of the 
west. boundary of portion 2 to a point east of the 
north-east corner of portion 3; thence by a line, 
the north boundaries of portions 3, 4, 5, and 6, part 
of the west boundary of the latter portion to a point 
east of the north-east corner of portion 7; by a line 
and the north boundary of that portion, part of the 
east and a north boundary of portion 14, part of the 
east and a north boundary of portion 15, part of 
the east. the north, and the west boundaries of portion 
18 to the left bank of the right arm of Bellingen 


River aforesaid; thence by that bank of that river 
upwards to the south-east corner of portion 17; by 
the east and north boundaries of that portion, the 
north and part of the west boundary of portion 16, 
the north boundaries of portions 28, 29, and 31, and 
part of the north boundary of portion 32 to the 
south-east corner of an area of 250 acres, being 
designed block G; thence by the east, north, west, 
and part of the south boundary of that area to the 
north-west corner of portion 32 aforesaid; by part 
of the west boundary of that portion and the north 
boundary of portion 9 to the left bank of the north 
arm of Bellingen River aforesaid; thence by that 
bank of that river to the north-east corner of portion 
10; by the north and west boundaries of that portion 
to the left bank of Bellingen River aforesaid; by 
that bank of that river to the north-east corner of 
portion 11; by the north and west boundaries of that 
portion to the left bank of Bellingen River aforesaid ; 
thence by that bank of that river upwards and by 
the left bank of Bishop’s Creek to a south-east corner 
of portion 5, parish of Dingle; thence by north- 
eastern boundaries of that portion and portion 4 and 
a north-west boundary of the latter portion to the 
south-east corner of an area of 620 acres, being 
designed blocks F and H; thence by the east, north, 
a west, a south, and again a west boundary of that 
area and the west boundary of portion 4; thence by 
a line, being the north-eastern prolongation of the 
north-western boundaries of portions 15 and 16 south- 
westerly to the north boundary of portion 13; thence 
by part of the north, the north-west, and part of the 
west boundary of portion 13; and again by that pro- 
longation, the north-west boundaries of portions 16 
and 15 and their south-western prolongation to the 
north-east corner of an area of about 1,220 acres, 
being designed blocks A, B, C, and D; thence by 
north-east, north-west, and south-west boundaries 
of that area to the left bank of the north arm of 
Bellingen River aforesaid, parish of Waverley ; thence 
by that bank of that river and the left bank of 


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Sunday Creek to a tree marked broad-arrow over 
A over 92; thence by a line southerly to the Snowy 
Mountain Range; by that range to a point south 
of a tree marked broad-arrow over A over 92 on the 
north arm of Bellingen River; thence by lines north- 
erly to that tree and south-westerly to a gum tree 
marked broad-arrow over A4 on the range forming 
the boundary between the counties of Clarke and 
Raleigh (at Point Look Out); by that range and 
the range forming the boundary between the counties 
of Clarke, Fitzroy, and Raleigh, in the parishes of 
Waverley and Dingle, to the west boundary of portion 
78, parish of Fenton, county of Fitzroy; thence by 
part of the west and the south, boundary of that 
portion, south boundaries’ of portions 74 and 71, 
a line, south boundaries of portions 70, 69, 68, 144, 
parish of Bligh, 171, 139,¥ 140, 141,%142,. 1438, 27; 
parish of Vautin, county of Raleigh, 26, a line, south 


boundaries of portion 30, a line south, and the east | 


boundary of portion 20 to the south side of the 
public road from Graftonsand Armidale to Bellingen; 


thence by that side of that road to:a point in the | 


parish of Never Never north of the north-east corner 
of portion 38; thence by a line southerly to that 
corner, the, point of commencement: 


Nort.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve | 


34,090 from sale for preservation and growth of tim- 
ber, notified 8th March, 1902,’ which is hereby re- 
voked; also that part of..reserve 34,089 from sale for 
preservation and growth of timber, notified 8th 
March, 1902, within the above-described boundaries, 
which part is hereby revoked. By this Proclamation 
it is not intended that that part of travelling stock 
reserves 52,678 and 102, notified Ist March, 1918, 


within the above-described State forest*shall cease to | 


be travelling stock reserves. 
[F. 1918-2,072] 





HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or ALBURY; Hotproox SuHtreE. 
Benambra State Forest, No. 667. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parishes of Mountain Creek and Woomargama, 
county of Goulburn, in the State of New South Wales, 
embracing.an..area of 3,570..acres,..more.or less.:..Com- 
mencing at the north-west corner of portion 247, 
parish of Woomargama, county of Goulburn; and 
bounded thence by west boundaries of that portion 
and portion 281, a line, the west boundary of portion 
236;-and “a=line»to thenorth “boundary of portion 
234; by part of the north boundary of that portion 
and -the north boundary of portion -288 westerly. to 
the summit of Great Yambla Range; thence by the 
summit of that range and Little Yambla Range, 
forming eastern boundaries of portions 126, parish 
of Gerogery, 69 and 241, parish of Castlestead, county 
of Hume, portions 121, y 112, and 109, parish of 
Morven, county of Hume, generally northerly to the 
south-west corner of reserve for classification, noti- 
fied 19th May, 1916, parish of Mountain Creek, 
county of Goulburn: by the southern boundaries of 
that.-reserve generally easterly to the west boundary 
of portion 125: by part of that boundary of that 
portion, the west and part of, the south boundary of 
portion 158, the west boundary of portion 284, parish 
of Woomargama, a line, part. of, the north and the 
west boundary, of portion 290, part. of the north 
boundary of portion 240, the north, west, and south 
boundaries of portion 242, part. of the south boundary 
of portion 240 to a point north of the north-west 
corner of portion 263; by a line partly formed by a 
west boundary of that portion southerly to the north- 
east corner of portion 119; by the north boundary of 
that portion, a line, and north boundaries of portions 
238 and 247 westerly to the north-west corner of the 
latter portion, the point of commencement. 

Note.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserves 
2,108 and extension from sale for preservation and 
growth of timber, notified 10th March, 1879, and 
8th December, 1879, which are hereby revoked. 


[®. 1918-3,592] 








»>, CENTRAL: DIVISION. 
LANp District or NARRANDERA; MurrumMbinGeE SHIRE. 
Yarrada State Forest, No. 668. 

All that area or tract of country comprising part 
ofthe parish of Carabury, county of Boyd, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 
2,480 acres, more or less; Commencing at the north- 
east corner ‘of portion 93, on the left bank of the 





Murrumbidgee River; and bounded thence by that 
bank of that river upwards to the right bank of 
Yarrada Creek; by that bank of that creek upwards 
to the north-west corner of portion 16; by the west 
boundary of that portion, a line, the west boundary 
of portion 15, the north-west boundary of portion 14, 
northern boundaries of portions 8, 7, a line, and 
portion 6, the north-cast boundary of portion 5, the 
east and north boundaries of portion 17, a line, the 
north boundary of portion 18, the north and part of 
the west boundary of portion 19 to a point east of 
another point on the east boundary of portion 74, 
120 chains south of the north-east corner of portion 
93 first mentioned; thence by a line westerly to that 
point; and by part of the east boundary of portion 
74 and east boundaries of portions 24 and 93 first 
mentioned northerly to the north-east corner of the 
latter portton, the point of commencement. 
Norn.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserves 
1,905 and extension from sale for preservation and 
erowth of timber, notified. 25th January, 1878, and 
29th June, 3885, respectively,: which are hereby re- 
voked. By this proclamation it is not intended that 
that part of travelling stock and camping reserve 
22,673. notified 13th July. 1895, within the above- 
described State forest, shall cease toybe a travelling 
etock reserve. gt B 


[F.1915-598] Fk i BRE WY 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA; YANKO SHIRE. 
Bunganbil State Forest, No. 669. 


Ail that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the perish of Bolaro, county of Cooper, in the 
State of, New South Wales, embracing an area of 
1.149 acres, more or less: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 68, parish of Bolaro; and 
bounded thence by the south boundary of that portion 
easfarly to the west side of travellino stock reserve 
1 888. notified 26th January, 1880; thence by part 
of the west boundary of that reserve and the north 
side of the 1 chain road on the north of portion 
7) to the north-eastern side of the public road from 
Narrandera to Moombooldool; thence by that side of 
that road to the south-west corner of portion 68 first 
mentioned, the point of commencement, being the 
whole of measured portion 69. 


Novr.—-The above is proclaimed in lieu’ of reserve 
33.394 from sale for preservation and growth of 
timber. notified 12th October, 1901,. which is hereby 
revoked. 


[F. 1916-825] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. yey 
Lanp District or NARRANDERA; MuRRUMBIDGEE SHIRE. 
Tubbo State Forest, No. 670. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Tubbo, county of Boyd, in the State 
of New South Wales, embracing an area of 650 acres, 
more or less: Commencing at the north-west corner 
of portion 47, on the left bank of Murrumbidgee 
River, parish of Tubbo; and bounded thence by the 
west boundary of that portion, a line, part of the 
west boundary of portion 65 and northern boundaries 
of portion 6 to its north-west corner; thence by part 
of the east boundary of travelling stock reserve 
13,431, notified 21st February, 1891, part of the 
south-west and the east boundary of travelling stock 
reserve 46.465, notified 5th April, 1911, to the left 
bank of Murrumbidgee River aforesaid; thence by 
that bank.of that river upwards to the north-west 
corner of portion 47, the point of commencement. 


Norr.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserves 
31,880 and 13,492 from sale for preservation’ and 
erowth of timber, notified 15th December, 1900, and 
7th March, 1891, respectively, which are hereby re- 





“voked. 


[F. 1918-3,154] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BomBatLA; BissentuKe ‘Sarre. 
Bondi State Forest, No. 128 (No. 1 Extension). 


Ali that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Lawson, county of Wellesley, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an ‘area: of (742 . 
acres, more or less: Commencing at the north-east 
corner of portion 9, parish of Lawson; and bounded 
thence by parts of the south and east boundaries: of 
portion 145, the south boundary of portion 81, part 


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of the south boundary of portion 82, a west, a north, 
and part of a west boundary of Bondi State Forest 
No. 128, dedicated 4th November, 1914, to a north- 
east_corner of block C of Crown-lease Area No, 1,211, 
available 24th May, 1914; by part of a north boundary 
of that area, east boundaries of portions 16, 79, 80, 
a line, part of the south, and the east boundary of 
portion 9 first mentioned to its north-east corner, 
the point of commencement. 
[F. 1918-2,841] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. G. ASHFORD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[7553] 








PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 


W. HE, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Warrrer Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
Ay State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,’ and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part III of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the desttnction 
of Kangaroos in the Hillston Pastures Protection 
nae for a period of six months from the Ist May, 
[1918-5,378-161 P.P.] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
sixth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and _ eigh- 
teen, and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. C. GRAHAME. 





[506] GOD SAVE TH KING! 
PROCLAMATION, 
(u.8.) 
W. FE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir WaLrer Epwarp Davtpson, Governor of the 
Ls State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,’ and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part III of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the destruction 
of Kangaroos in the Brewarrina Pastures Protection 
Diperion for a period of six months from the 1st May, 
[1918-5,376-161 P.P.] 


Given under my Hand ahd Seal, at Sydney, this 
sixth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eigh- 
teen, and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. C. GRAHAME. 





[507] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION, 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


T Sir Warter Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
14 State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cles, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,’ and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part III of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the destruction 
of Kangaroos in the Milparinka Pastures Protection 
i lt for a period of six months from the Ist July, 
[1918-5,375-161 P.P.] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
sixth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eigh- 
teen, and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 
By His Exeellency’s Command, 
~W. C. GRAHAME. 


[508] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION, 
(L.S.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
V ’HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the 

time being in and for the State of New South 
Wales has reported to me the completion of the works 
described in the Schedule hereto: Now, I, Sir Wattsr 
Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the said State, with the advice of 
the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of the power 
in that behalf given to or vested in me by the provi- 
sions of the ‘‘Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Act 
Hxtension Act of 1894,’’ and of every other power and 
authority in anywise enabling me, do hereby proclaim 
and declare that the said works, together with any 
land and buildings used in connection therewith, shall 
be and the same are hereby transferred to and vested 
in the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage on. behalf 
of His Majesty; and. further that the provisions of 
the thirtenth section of the ‘‘Metropolitan Water and 
Sewerage Act Amendment Act of 1889’’ shall come 
into force in respect of the said works. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of 
August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL: 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





Tur SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 
VAUCLUSE SEWERAGE: 
MAIN OUTFALL SEWER. 


Commencing in reserve No. 26, about 600 feet. to 
the south-east of the lighthouse enclosure; and ex- 
tending thence generally north-westerly across . re- 
serves, private property, New Sotith Head road, Vil- 
lage High road, and Hopetoun-avenue to a manhole 
in a road near Vaneluse Point, at 4,633°03 feet ; thence 
generally southerly along that road, across private 
property and along Wentworth-road to a manhole in 
Vaucluse Park, at 6,362°72 feet. 

The sewer being partly in tunnel and partly in 
trench, and constructed of brick and concrete vary- 
ing in secton from 8 feet 3 inches x 2 feet 2 inches to 
2 feet 1 inch x 1 foot 64 inches, with a submerged out- 
let varying in section from 3 feet 3 inches x 2 feet 2 
inches to circular 7 feet in diameter,—together with all 
flushing stations, penstocks, shafts, manholes, junc- 
tions, inlets, &c., connected therewith. 


WATSON’S BAY BRANCH. 


Commencing at a manhole in a reserve on the 
above described sewer, at 2,427°27 feet; and extending 
thence generally northerly across reserves and. private 
property, alone The Crescent, across Wharf-road, Pal- 
merston and Salisbury streets, along lanes and Gap- 
street, and across Clovelly-street and a park. to a 
manhole in Cliff-street, about 116 feet east of Bay- 
street, at 7,937°77 feet. 

The sewer being partly in tunnel and partly in 
trench, and constructed of brick and concrete varying 
in section from 2 feet 9 inches x 1 feet,1]4 inches to 
a 9 inch pive sewer,—tovether with all shafts, man- 
holes, junctions; inlets, &c., connected therewith. 

The above to include all works carried out under 
Sewerage Contract No. 23-13/14. i 
(S. 1918-1,755) [5381] 





PROOT.AMATION—“FISHERIBS ACT, 1902,’? AND 
“FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910,” 
(.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Wanrsr Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
» mander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the 
State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Fisheries Act, 1902,’’ and the 
‘Wisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910,’? and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, cancel the Proclamation dated the 15th 
October, 1913 (published in Gazette No. 167 of the 
22nd October, 1913). declaring the portion of Crown 
Land at Hastings River, specified in the Schedule 
hereto, to be a Public Ovster Reserve, and. to be 
exempt from any power of leasing conferred by the 
said Acts. : 





SCHEDULE. 


County of Macquarie, parish of Torrens, at Hastings 
River, containing an area of about 6 acres: Cotm- 
mencing on the line of mean high-water on a 
northern bank of the Hastings River at the north- 
east. corner of Thomas Dick’s Oyster Culture Lease 
No. 3,994 on the frontage of J. C. McIntyre’s portion 
No..4 of 50 acres; and running thence generally 
north-easterly along the approximate line of mean 
high-water mark in all 600 lineal yards; thenco by a 
line bearing south-easter ly about 50 lineal yards into 
the waters of H dastings River aforesaid; thence by a 
line parallel with and “BO yards in rectangular distance 
from the line of mean high-water mark aforesaid 
bearing generally south-westerly in all about 6380 
lineal yards; and thence by a line part of which forms 
the Pecenn boundary of Oyster Culture Lease No. 
3,994 bearing northerly in all about 50 lineal yards, 
to the point “of commencement. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, in the year 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 





GEORGE W. FULLER. 
[514| GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION—“FISHERIES ACT, 1902,’ AND 


“FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 


(L.S8.) 
W. KE. DAVIDSON, 


Govemor. 


Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

9 mander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘Fisheries Act, 1902,” and the ‘‘Wisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910, ‘and with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
rescind the Proclamation - dated the 29th May, 1918 
(published in Gazette No. 68 of the 31st May, 1918), 
prohibiting the use of any fishing-net, fixed engine, 
vfish-trap, or implement for the purpose of catching 
fish in the waters of Burrinjuck Dam for a period 
of three years. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of 
August, in the year 1918. 
By His Excelloncy’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
SAVE THE KING! 


[635] GOD 








PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 
(z.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


ley pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“‘Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” I, Sir Wauter Epwarp 
Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, revoke those portions of the Proclamation declar- 
tag ‘that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited 
Act shall be applied to the halls specified in the ap- 
pended Schedule, such premises being no longer used 
for public entertainment purposes. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth 


d f 
‘August, 1918, ee 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[672] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 


pe SE rete i EE) eR A oe oy 
Date of | 





Locality. Name of Hall. Proclamation. | Date of Gazette. 
Bathurst..,|.Show Ground | 15 July, 1909...) 15 J uly, 1909 
, Concert Hall. 
Cassilis ...| Public Hall ...| 7 Nov., 1911...| 15 Nov., 1911 
‘ Raymond | Empire Hall ...| 25 June, 1912...) 3 July, 1912 
Terrace. 
Trunkey.. 15 July, 1909...) 15 July, 1909 


| Hargan’s Hall.. 
EO 


.NEW SOUTH WALES GOVER} 


NMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


(9 Ava., 1918, 





“sigy Premier’s Office, 

Sydney, Oth August, 1918. 
H*® Excellency the Governor directs that it be 

notified that he is in receipt of a telegraphic 
Despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies 
intimating that the Government of Norway has 
instructed the Consul for Norw vay at sydney to take 
charge of the Swiss Consulate and of German interests 


in New South Wales. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 





| [810] 


Premier’s Department, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


H* iwxecellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that he 1s In receipt of a communication 
from the Consul for Nicaragua, Mr. Vesey R. oth 
intimating that owing to his ill health Mr. J. F. 
van den ‘Berg is acting temporarily as Consul ae 
Nicaragua, 
His Hxcellency has also received a communication 





from Mr. van den Ber ¢ to the same effect. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 
[842] Premier’s Department, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


“IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that 

he is in receipt of a communication, dated 2nd August, 

from the Acting Consul for China at Melbourne, intimating 

that the Government of China has appointed Mr. Ouang 

Yung as Vice-Consul for China in the Commonwealth of 

Australia, with jurisdiction extended to include the Fiji 

Islands. Mr. Ouang Yung, who is attached to the Consulate- 
General at Melbourne, took up duty on 11th July. 


W. A. HOLMAN. 


ae + —y 





Premier’s Department, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


7981 
H® 3 Excellency the Governor directs that it be noti- 
fied that he is in receipt of a Despatch, dated 
the i0th May, 1918, from the Secretary of State for 
the Colonies intimating that His Majesty the Wing 
has been graciously pleased to approve of the Sydney 
Apollo Club (previously known as the Royal Sydney 
Liedertafel) retaining the title ‘‘Royal.”’ 


W. A. HOLMAN. 





Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, Ist August, 1918. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901. 


" IS lxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
. the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned. Police Officers to be 
Inspectors to carry out the pr ovisions of the Shearers’ 
Accommodation Act, 1901, in the districts specified 
in connection with their respective names. 


G. S. BEEBY. 


[7 [791] 





Sergeant First Class David Menary; Station—Single- 
“ton ; Police District—Singleton. 

Ser geant Third Class John O’ Farrell ; 
Bathurst; Police District—Bathurst. 

Constable Ernest James Stephenson; Station—Sofala ; 
Police District—Bathurst. 


Station— 


APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned centlemen to the LQ FepUEL OR 0 of the . 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. 


George Essington Cross, of 52 Lavender- sbaeot? North 
Sydney ; : 

Alfred Boyes Crossman, of the Public School, North 
Richmond ; 

Herbert Alan ‘Harrison, of the Commercial Banking 
Company of Sydney; Limited, Oaklands; 

John Michael Holland, of lliliwa, via Grenfell ; 

Sidney Jeffery Jauncey, of the Commonwealth Bank, 
Lismore ; 

Percy Thomas Hercules McNamara, of Middle-street, 
off Botany-street, Randwick. 

Edward Percival Moorara Richardson, of Burtundy 
Station, via Wentworth; 

John Aaron Shaw, Warrant. Officer of Victoria Bar- 
racks, Sydney ,—Esquires. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


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PROMOTION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 


Sergeants First Class George Stutchbury, John 
Blanchfield, and James Fraser being promoted to 
the rank of Acting Inspector of Police,—to take 
effect from the Ist July, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS fxceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Phineas Phillip Rosenthal, Esquire, J.P., to be 
Coroner at Moree, and a Coroner for the State 
generally,—to take effect from the 12th instant. 

John Jamieson, Esquire, Fair Rents Magistrate, to 
be an Acting Stipendiary Magistrate for the 
Metropolitan Police District,—from the 12th 
August, 1918. 

George Atkin, Esquire, Police Magistrate, Armidale, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 
sing Court for the Licensing District of Tam- 
worth,—from the 7th to the 10th August, 1918, 
inclusive. 

Samuel Jones Piggott, Esquire, J.P., to act as an 
“Appointed Member’’ of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Bellingen, during the 
absence of R. M. Dowle, Esquire, tor a further 
period not exceeding six months,—from the 3rd 
August, 1918. 

Charles Menzies, Esquire, to act as an ‘‘Appointed 
Member’’ of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Nyngan, during the absence of 
W. B. Carter, Esquire, for a further period not 
exceeding six months,—from the 23rd July, 1918. 

Thomas William Cohen, Hsquire, Police Magistrate, 
to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate of the Licen- 
sing Court for the Licensing District of Broken 
Hiil, during the absence of W. L. B. Brown, 
Hsquire,—from the 12th to the 17th August, 1918, 
inclusive; also to act as Visiting Justice to the 
Gaol at Broken Hill during the same period. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Inspectors under the ‘“‘Liauor Act, 1912,’ for the 

Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 

dates specified, viz. : 

Broken Hill—inspector William Patrick Bannan, sta- 
tioned at Broken Hill, vice Superintendent 
Miller, transferred,—from the 21st July, 1918. 

Cootamundra—Sergeant Wilham Henry Mclaughlin, 
stationed at Cootamundra, vice Acting Inspector 
Pee? transferred,—from the 16th July, 
1918. 

Gundagai—Acting Inspector George Stutchbury, sta- 
tioned at Gundagai, vice Inspector Moroney, 
transterred,—trom the 16th July, 1918. 

Young—Inspector George Thomas Augustus Moroney, 
stationed at Young, vice Acting Superintendent 
Thom, transferred,—from the 16th July, 19138. 

Sergeant Leonard Waldemar Cooper, stationed at 

Kiama, to act as inspector under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 

1912,’’ for the Licensing District of Kiama, during 

the absence of Sergeant McLeay, on leave,—ifrom the 

Ist August, 1918. 


Tur undermentioned members of the Police Foree to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1 of the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,” from the 
dates specified, viz. :— 


Maitland—Constable Albert Edward Kenning, sta- 
tioned at Greta,—from the 16th July, 1918. 
Murrurwundi—Constable William Charles Cook,  sta- 

tioned at Willow Tree,—from the 22nd July, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint Mr. James Connellan, of Picton, under the 
provisions of section 7 of the ‘‘Pastures Protection 
Act, 1912,” to be a Director of the Pastures Pro- 
tection Board for the Pastures Protection District 
of Picton, for the unexpired period of two years 
from May, 1918, in order to complete the constitution 
of the Board. 
[1918-5,794-161 P.P.] 

















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W, C, GRAHAME. 


4 [840] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


THE “COMMONS REGULATION ‘ACT, 1898.” 


OTICE is hereby given, for public information, 

that the undermentioned gentlemen have been 

duly elected as Trustees of the following Commons, to 

hold office for the unexpired period of three years 
from January, 1916, viz. :— 


Mount Davin. 

Mr. Charles Boyling, vice Mr. Robert Gibbons, re- 

siened., 
| 1918-356-70 Com. ] 

Wooromin, 

Mr. Percy Crawley, vice Mr. J. W. Newman, re 

signed. 
[1918-352-126 Com. | 

W. C. GRAHAME, 





“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


GotLsurn Water Supety—Cerrriricaty of AMOUNT 
EXPENDED ON WORKS. 


Wie by Proclamation published in the Go- 
vernment Gazette No. 48 of the 19th day of April, 
1918, the Governor of the State of New South Wales, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, did thereby 
notify that certain works of water supply for the town 
of Goulburn, specified in the Schedule to such Pro- 
clamation, had been completed: And whereas by a 
further Proclamation published in the Government 
Gazette No. 89 of the 19th day of July, 1918, the said 
Governor, with the advice aforesaid, did thereby 
notify that certain other works of water supply for 
the town of Goulburn specified in the Schedule to such 
Proclamation had been finally completed: Now If, 
Ricnarp THomas Batu, the Minister for Public Works 
for the time being in and for the said State, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the ‘‘Country Towns 
Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905.’’ do hereby 
certify that the whole amount expended by the Gov- 
ernment of the said State on the said works, with 
interest at the rate of four pounds per centum on the 
sums making up such amount, calculated from the 
time such sums were expended to the thirtieth day of 
June, one thousand nine hundred and_ eighteen, 
amounts to the sum of seventeen thousand two hun- 
dred and three pounds twelve shillings and four 
pence (£17,203 12s. 4d.). 

[W. 1918-1,347] 

Given under my Hand, this second day of Angust, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and cighteen. 

R. T. BALL, 
[ 503} Minister for Public Works. 
“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905,”’ 


Forbes Water Supriy—Cesrtiricath or AMOUNT 
EXPENDED on AppiTioNnAL WoRES. 


V GERWAS by a Proclamation published in the 
Government Gazette No. 77 of the 21st day of 
June, 1918, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf 
given to or vested in him,, did thereby notify that 
certain additional works for the purpose of the water 
supply for the town of Forbes, comprising the con- 
struction of an 8-inch rising main, had been com- 
pleted: Now, I, Ricnarp THomas! Baru, the Minister 
for Public Works for the time being and for the said 
State, in neccordance with the provisions of the 
“Country 'Yowns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’? do hereby certify that the whole amount 
expended by the Government of the said State on 
the said works, with interest at the rate of four 
pounds per centum on the sums making up such 
amount calculated from the time such sums were 
expended to the thirty-first day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, inclusive, amounts to the 
sum of one thousand three hundred and _ thirty-four 
pounds eleven shillings and four pence (£1,334 11s, 4d.). 
[W. 1918-2,058] 
Given under my Hand, this second day of August, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works, 














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METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 1880-1916. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following By-laws, made by the Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage, in accordance with the Metropolitan Water 
and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1916. (Misc. 1918-3,040). 
RT. BALL, 
Department of Public Works, Minister for Public Works. 
Sydney, 81st July, 1918. 





WATER AND DRAINAGE BY-LAWS. 


Wuereas by the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1916, the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage is authorised and empowered from , 
time to time to make, alter, and repeal, by-laws: Now the Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 
abovementioned Acts, doth hereby alter, in manner hereinafter appearing, 

’ the By-laws made by the said Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, pub- 
lished in the New South Wales Government Gazette No. 213 of 14th Decem- 
ber, 1917 (hereinafter called the Principal By-laws), and doth hereby make 
the following By-laws, namely :— 

1. By-law 6 of the Principal By-laws is hereby altered by inserting 
therein after “25th July, 1910,” the following words, namely, “or within 
the boundaries of the area at Bankstown known as Zone No. 2 deseribed in 
the Gazette on 4th October, 1911.” 


2. By-law 14 of the Principal By-laws is hereby altered by inserting 
therein after the words “ No. 1 Zone aforesaid” the words “or within the 
boundaries of the area at Bankstown known as Zone No. 2 aforesaid.” 

3. Subclause (¢) of By-law 9 of the Principal By-laws is hereby altered— 

(1) by inserting after the words “ Beattie-street Drain (Balmain) ” 
the words “ or Chatswood-Willoughby Drain”; 

(2) by inserting after the words ‘“ Kuroka Creek Drain (North 
Sydney) ” the words “or Botany Drain and Bay-street Branch ” ; 
and 

(3) by inserting after the words “assessed annual value of the 
premises” where lastly occurring the words following, namely :— 

“ Clay Cliff Creek Drain (Parramatta, Granville, and Prospect 
and Sherwood)—A stormwater drainage rate of four 
pence and one-half penny for each pound sterling on the 
amount of the assessed annual value of the premises. 

“ Brickfield Creek Drain (Parramatta and Baulkham Hills 
Shire)—A stormwater drainage rate of five pence and 
one halfpenny for each pound sterling on the amount of 
the assessed annual value of the premises.” 

4. The following By-law is hereby made to be inserted next after By- 
law 9 of the Principal By-laws, namely :— 

94. Stormwater drainage rates shall be paid half-yearly in advance 
on the first day of January and the first day of July in each year. 

5. The Fourth Schedule to the Principal By-laws is hereby altered by 
adding thereto the following descriptions of drains and drainage areas:— 


CHATSWOOD-WILLOUGHBY DRAIN. 
‘Description of Drain. 


Commencing in an existing watercourse about 140 feet north of Chats- 
wood-avenue and extending thence generally south-westerly more or less 
along that watercourse across private property, Baldry, Blakesley, Havilah, 
-and Neridah streets, along Victoria-street, and across Archer and Spring 
streets and Anderson-street south, Albert-avenue, and Tingha-street, to the 
outlet of existing Monier pipes in Victor-street, about 190 feet south of 
Albert-avenue aforesaid. A length of 3,456:°6 feet. 

The channel being in trench, and consistent partly of earth channel and 
partly of brick and concrete, varying in section from 11 feet 6 inches by 
3 feet to 3 feet 9 inches by 2 feet 6 inches. 


Anderson-street Branch. 


Commencing at a junction with the last described sewer in Victoria- 
avenue at 2,052-02 feet, and extending thence generally westerly across 
that avenue and Archer-street and through private property to an existing 
channel near Anderson-street about 235 feet north of Victoria-avenue. A 
length of 827-2 feet. 

The channel being in trench, and consisting of brick and concrete, vary- 
ing in section from 4 feet 6 inches by 2 feet 3 inches to 3 feet 9 inches by 
2 feet 3 inches. 


The above, including all manholes, junctions, bridges, inlets, &c., con- 


nected with the channels and all works carried out under sewerage contract 
No. 1,006. 


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Description of Drainage Area. 


_ Commencing at the intersection of the rear of allotments as shown on 
D.P.. No. 4,954, fronting the north-eastern side of Baldry-street with the 
north-western side of the Willoughby stormwater channel; thence south- 
easterly, crossing that stormwater channel, and by part of the rear of those 
allotments aforesaid for about 123 links; thence south-westerly about 230 
links across private property to a point on the north-eastern side of Baldry- 
street aforesaid, distant about 890 links from its intersection with the 
north-western side of Victoria-avenue; thence south-easterly by the north- 
eastern side of Baldry-street aforesaid about 180 links; thence easterly 
about 220 links across private property to the rear of allotments aforesaid; 
thence south-easterly about 690 links by part of the rear of those allotments 
aforesaid and the prolongation thereof across a lane 20 feet wide and to 
the south-eastern side of Victoria-avenue; thence north-easterly by the south- 
eastern side of Victoria-avenue, crossing Septimus-street, to the south- 
western side of Jacques-street; thence south-easterly by the south-western 
side of Jacques-street aforesaid, crossing Albert-avenue, to its intersection 
with the western, side of Stanley-street; thence south-westerly about 310 
links through private property to a point on the north-eastern side of 
Septimus-street, distant northerly about 460 links from its intersection 
with the western side of Stanley-street aforesaid; thence southerly about» 
240 links to a point on the south-western side of Septimus-street, distant 
northerly about 340 links from its intersection with the western side of 
Stanley-street. aforesaid; thence south-westerly through private property 
by a line parallel to Albert-street for about 150 links south-easterly, by a 
line parallel to Septimus-street for about 110 links, and south-westerly for 
about 190 links to a point on the north-eastern side of Robinson-street, 
distant 5388 links north-westerly from the northern side of Johnson-street, 
being also the south-western corner of property known as “ Strathmore”; 
thence diagonally across Robinson-street aforesaid in a south-westerly 
direction to the south-western side of that street, being a point distant 
northerly about 405 links from its intersection with the northern side of 
Johnson-street; thence south-westerly through private property, by a line 
parallel to Albert- -avenue for about 80 links and westerly for about 240 
links to a point on the north-eastern side of Olga-street, distant about 
325 links from its intersection with the northern side of Johnson-street 
aforesaid; thence diagonally in a north-westerly direction across Olga- 
street to a point on the south-western side of that street, distant about 370 
links from its intersection with the northern side of Johnson-street afore- 
said; thence through private property in a south-westerly direction to a 
point on the north-eastern side of Hercules-street; thence south-easterly by 
that north-eastern side of Hercules-street for a dietanes of about 210 links 
to the northern side of Jobhnson-street aforesaid; thence in a southerly 
direction across Johnson-street to a point on its southern side, distant 
about 25 links easterly from eastern side of Hercules-street ; thence through 
private property in a southerly direction for about 240 links to a point 50 
links east of the eastern side of Hercules-street; thence south-easterly for 
about 403 links to the rear of allotments shown on D.P. 3,310, fronting the 
eastern side of Hercules-street, being also the south-eastern corner of lot 4, 
as shown on said D.P. 3,310, and of property known as “ Erith”; thence 
southerly along the rear of the abovementioned allotments for about 870 
links, and again south-westerly for about 140 links to a bend on the 
northern side of Mowbray-road, distant about 165 links from its intersec- 
tion with the eastern side of Hercules-street aforesaid; thence westerly by 
part of the northern side of Mowbray-road, crossing Hercules-street, Ber- 
tram-street, and Archer-street to its intersection with the north-eastern 
side of Claude-street; thence across Claude-street in a north-westerly direc- 
tion to a point on the south-western side of that street, distant about 105 
links from its intersection with the northern side of Mowbray-road afore- 
said; thence south-westerly through private property to a point on the 
north-eastern side of Devonshire-street, distant about 120 links from its 
intersection with the northern side of Mowbray-road aforesaid; thence 
diagonally across Devonshire-street and through private property in a 
south-westerly direction to a point on the northern side of Mowbray-road 
aforesaid, distant about 170 links from its intersection with the south- 
western side of Devonshire-street aforesaid; thence again south-westerly 
by part of the north-western side of Mowbray-road aforesaid to a point 
distant about 495 links from its intersection with the north-eastern side of 
Young-street; thence westerly about 115 links through private property to 
a point on the south-western boundary of property known as “ Corinda,” 
and distant 75 links north-west of the north-western side of Mowbray-road; 
thence south-westerly about 410 links through private property to a point 
on the north-eastern side of Young-street atovodata: distant about 90 links 
from its intersection with the north-western side of Mowbray-road afore- 
said; thence in a westerly direction to a point on the south-western side of 
Young -street aforesaid, distant about 150 links from the north-western 
side of Mowbray- road aforesaid; thence through private property in a 
south-w esterly direction, by a line parallel to _Mowbray-road, and distant 


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about 150 links north-westerly from that road for a distance of about 575 
links; thence again through private property south-westerly about 320 links 
to an angle on the north-western side of Mowbray-road, distant about 180. 
links from its intersection with the eastern side of Orchard-road; thence 
again south-westerly by part of the north-western side of Mowbray-road 
aforesaid, crossing Orchard-road to its intersection with the north-eastern 
boundary of the Milson’s Point to Hornsby railway; thence north-westerly 
by part of that railway boundary aforesaid to the north-western side of 
Nelson-street ; thenee south-westerly by the north-western side of Nelson- 
street, crossing the railway line to a point distant about 7Q links from its 
intersection with the eastern side of Gordon-road; thence north-westerly 
across private property to a point on the eastern side of Gordon-road afore- 
said, distant about 200 links from its intersection with the north-western 
side of Nelson-street aforesaid; thence northerly by the eastern side of 
Gordon-road aforesaid, crossing Gordon-avenue, Ellis-street, Albert-avenue, 
Thomas-street, Victoria-avenue, and Brown-street to a point distant about 
60 links southerly from its intersection with the south-eastern side of Help- 
street; thence westerly to a point on the western side of Gordon-road, dis- 
tant about 210 links southerly from its intersection with the south-western 
side of Fuller’s-road; thence north-westerly through private property for 
about 370 links to the intersection of the prolongation of the south-eastern 
side of a line with the south-western side of Fuller’s-road aforesaid, distant 
north-westerly about 265 links from its intersection with the western side 
of Gordon-road aforesaid; thence north-easterly by that prolongation and 
that south-eastern side of that lane to a point 800 links from the north- 
eastern side of Fuller’s road; thence across private property in a north- 
easterly direction to the intersection of the north-western side of Gordon- 
road aforesaid with the south-western side of a lane 20 feet wide; thence 
south-easterly by the prolongation of the south-western side of that lane’ 
to the south-eastern side of Gordon-road aforesaid; thence north-easterly 
by part of the south-eastern side of Gordon-road aforesaid, crossing Rail- 
way-street and Wilson-street to a point on the eastern side of Gordon-road, 
distant about 210 links northerly from its intersection with the north- 
western side of ‘Wilson-street; thence in a north-easterly direction through 
private property, across the Milson’s Point to Hornsby railway, and across 
Anderson-street to a point on the eastern side of that street, distant about 
90 links northerly from its intersection with the north-western side of 
Violet-street; thence northerly by part of the eastern side of Anderson- 
street aforesaid and its prolongation to the north-western side of Ashley- 
street; thence through private property north-easterly for about 520 links 
to a point on the eastern boundary of property known as “ Somerset,” dis- 
tant about 150 links from the north-western side of Ashley-street; thence 
again north-easterly through private property and across Archer-street to 
a point on the north-eastern side of that street, distant about 140 links 
north-westerly from its intersection with the north-western side of Ashley- 
street aforesaid; thence easterly through private property to a point on the 
north-western side of Ashley-street aforesaid, distant about 470 links from 
its intersection with the north-eastern side of Archer-streect aforesaid: 
thence south-easterly across Ashley-street to a point distant about 530 links 
from the north-eastern side of Archer-street aforesaid, being also the 
westernmost corner of property known as “ Loomea”; thence south-easterly 
through that property to a point on the north-western side of a lane 20 
feet wide, distant about 570 links from the north-eastern side of Archer- 
street aforesaid; thence easterly across that 20 feet lane to the northern- 
most corner of property known as “ Parkview,” distant 626 links from the 
north-eastern side of Archer-street; thence south-easterly by a line parallel 
to Archer-street, being also the north-eastern boundary of that property to 
‘the north-western side of Rose-street; thence south-easterly across Rose- 
street to the north-western corner of Beauchamp Park, distant 170 links 
north-easterly from Edmund-street; thence south-easterly through Beau- 
champ Park and across Nicholson-street to the intersection of the south- 
eastern side of that street with the north-eastern side of Havilah-street : 
thence north-easterly by the south-eastern side of Nicholson-street afore- 
said, crossing Blakesley-street to the south-western side of Baldry-street ; 
thence south-easterly about 225 links by the south-western side of that street 
to its intersection with the south-eastern side of a lane 20 feet wide; thence 
north-easterly to the intersection of the north-eastern side of Baldry-street 
with the south-eastern side of that lane; thence easterly through private 
property to a point at the rear of aforesaid allotments, as shown on D.P. 
3,310, fronting the north-eastern side of Baldry-street aforesaid, distant 
about 60 links southerly from the 20 feet lane aforesaid; thence south- 
easterly by the rear of those allotments, to the point of commencement. 


Borany Drain aNp Bay-STREET BRANCH. 
Description of Drain. 


Commencing in Bay-street at a point about 1-8 chains west of Luland- 
street, and extending thence more or less along the course of an existing 
drain north-easterly along that street to a point at 12-93 chains from the 








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point of commencement; thence south-easterly and easterly across that 
street through private property and across Byrne-street and Underwood- 
avenue to 25:55 ‘chains; thence generally south-easterly through private 
property and across Botany-road, Rochester-street, Cranbrook and Tenter- 
den roads to a bridge in Sir Joseph Banks road at 73-09 chains. 


The channel being in trench and constructed of brick and concrete, 
varying in section from 12 feet by 3 feet to 6 feet 6 inches by 2 feet 6 inches, 
together with all junctions, gullies, inlets, &c., connected therewith. 


The above to include all works carried out under sewerage contract 
No, 217. 
Bay-street Branch. 


Commencing at a junction with the main channel (sewerage contract 
No. 217) in Bay-street, at 12777 chains, and extending thence north-easterly 
along Bay-street and across Botany-road to a point east of Rose-street—a 
length of 19°573 chains. 


The channel being in trench and circular (3 feet 2 inches in diameter), 
and consisting of brick and concrete, together with a branch at 23-7 chains, 
extending north-westerly along Botany-road for 2°71 chains, and consisting 
of 12-inch pipes, all manholes, junctions, gullies, inlets, &c., connected 
therewith. 


The above to include all works carried out under sewerage contract 

No. 820. : 
Description of Drainage Area. 

Commencing at the intersection of the north-western side of Bay-street 
and the eastern boundary of the Botany Water Reserve; thence northerly 
along that said eastern boundary of the Botany Water Reserve about a 
distance of 23°376 chains to the production of the northern side of a house; 
thence north-easterly along this said production and the northern wall of 
the said house and its production again to the south-western side of Botany- 
road at a point distant about 4353 chains northerly from the production 
of the southern side of Lord-street; thence south-easterly along the south- 
western side of Botany-road a distance of about 4358 chains to the produc- 
tion of the south-eastern side of Lord-street; thence north-easterly along 
this said production and the said south-eastern side of Lord-street a distance 
of about 3:00 chains; thence south-easterly to the centre and northern end 
of lane about 1:925 chains north-easterly from Botany-road; thence south- 
easterly again along the centre of said lane to the north-western side of 
Daphne-street; thence north-easterly along the said north-western side of 
Daphne-street a distance of about 3646 chains to an angle; thence south- 
easterly along the north-eastern side of Daphne-street a distance of about 
2-002 chains to another angle; thence north-easterly along the north-western 
side of Daphne-street a distance of about 3321 chains to the south-western 
boundary fence of property “ Regern ”; thence north-westerly along this said 
south-western boundary fence a distance of about 1:874 chains to the north- 
western boundary fence of the said property “ Regern,” distant about 9'944 
chains south-westerly from Daniel-street; thence north-easterly along this 
said north-western boundary fence and its prolongation along the north- 
western boundaries of properties facing the north-western side of Daphne- 
street a distance of about 9-944 chains to a point om the south-western side 
of Daniel-street, distant 1874 chains from Daphne-street; thence north- 
easterly again crossing Daniel-street to the north-western corner of Booralee 
Park; thence north-easterly again along the north-western boundary of the 
said Booralee Park and its production to its intersection with the production 
of the eastern side of Jasmine-street at Myrtle-street; thence north-easterly 
along the north-western side of Myrtle-street to its intersection with the 
production of the western side of Begonia-street; thence north-easterly 
again along a portion of the south-eastern boundary of the Botany Water 
Reserve a distance of about 10°98 chains to the top of a ridge; thence south- 
westerly generally along the top of this said ridge a distance of about 
10-97 chains to its intersection with the production of the north-western 
side of Banksia-street, distant about 10 chains north-easterly from the 
north-western corner of Banksia and Begonia Streets; thence southerly 
generally along the top of same ridge to the intersection of the centre 
line of Ocean-street with the centre line of Smith-street produced; thence 
southerly again generally along the top of a ridge to the intersection with 
the north-western side of King-street produced a distance of about 3-72 
chains north-easterly from the north-western corner of King and Victoria 
Streets; thence south-easterly generally along the top of the same said 
ridge to the intersection with the production of the northern side of Swin- 
bourne-street, distant about 3°78 chains easterly from the north-western 
corner of Swinbourne and Victoria Streets; thence westerly along this said 
production of the northern side of Swinbourne-street to its intersection 
with the production of the south-western side of Brighton-street; thence 
south-easterly along this said production and the south-western side 
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Stephens-road; thence generally south-westerly along the north-western 
side of Stephens-road to its intersection with the centre line of Banks- 
crescent; thence north-westerly along the centre line of Banks-crescent to 
its intersection with the centre line of Botany-road at Wilson-street ; thence 
generally north-westerly along the centre of Botany-road to its intersection 
with the centre line produced of Dewsbury-street; thence south-westerly 
along the centre of Dewsbury-street and its Bedduction to its intersection 
with the centre’ of Folkestone-parade; thence northerly along the centre 
of Folkestone-parade to its intersection with the centre line produced of 
McFadyan-street; thence north-westerly to the southern side of New-street 
about 6-183 chains south-westerly from Botany-road; thence generally 
north-westerly along the southern side of New-street to a point about 6-204 
chains south-easterly from the south-eastern corner of New-street and 
Luland-street; thence south-westerly along a boundary fence to a point 1:99 
chains south-easterly from’ New-street and 2:17 chains north-easterly from 
Luland-street; thence south-eastery crossing vacant land and along a back 
boundary fence a distance, of about ‘606 chains to’ a point distant about 
2:17 chains north-easterly from Luland-street; thence south-westerly along 
a side boundary fence a distance of about '405 chains to a back boundary 
fence about 1:765 chains north-easterly from Luland-street; thence south- 
easterly along the last said back boundary fence a distance of about 1°684 
chains to its intersection with a southern side boundary fence and distant 
about 1°74 chains north-westerly from Luland-street; thence south-westerly 
along this said southern boundary fence a distance of about 1-74 chains to 
the north-eastern side of Luland-street, distant about 5°715 chains south- 
easterly from New-street; thence north-westerly along the north-eastern 
side of Luland-street and its production to the north-western side of Bay- 
street; thence north-easterly along the north-western side of Bay-street, to 
the point of commencement. 


Ciay Ciirr Creek Drain. 
Description of Drain. 


Commencing at a point in Clay Cliff Creek about 7 chains west of Cliff- 
street; thence in westerly and south-westerly direction to Sydney-road, con- 
canna of 133 chains of open cutting, 9 feet 2 inches on bottom and 47 
chains 85 links of conerete channel, varying from 13 feet 9 inches by 5 feet 
6 inches to 12 feet 4 inches by 6 feet 6 inches, together with a branch along 
Harris-street to Parramatta River, consisting of 16 chains 11 links of 3 feet 
circular Monier pipes, being the whole of the works comprised in sewerage 
contracts numbered 70, 110, and 411. 


Wigram-street Branch. 


Commencing in Wigram-street at a junction with the main channel 
(sewerage contract No. 110), and extending thence southerly along that 
street to a manhole at 25 chains; thence easterly along a lane to the south 
of Marion-street to a manhole in Harris-street at 32 chains 97 links; and 
thence again southerly along that street to a shaft at 35 chains 7 links. 


The channel being in trench, and consisting of Monier pipes varying 
from 24 inches to 21 inches in diameter, together with all manholes, june- 
tions, gullies, inlets, &c., connected therewith. 


The above to include all works carried out under sewerage contract 
No. 547. 


Description of Drainage Area. 


_ Commencing at the north-western corner of Harris street and Hassall- 
street; thence north-easterly crossing Harris-street to the north-eastern 
corner of Harris-street and Hassall-street; thence easterly by the northern 
side of Hassall-street 165 feet; thence northerly through private property 
by a line parallel to Harris-street to a point 165 feet south of George-streect ; 
thence westerly by a line parallel to George-street through private property 
and crossing Harris-street to a point 118 feet west of Harris-street; thence 
southerly by a line parallel to Harris-street through private property and 
crossing Macquarie-street to the southern side of Hassall-street; thence 
westerly and south-westerly by the southern and south-easterly sides of 
Hassall-street to a point 100 feet south-westerly from the prolongation of 
the south-western side of Charles-street; thence north-westerly by a line 
parallel to Charles-street crossing Hassall-street and through private pro- 
perty to a point 145 feet north-west of Hassall-street; thence south-westerly 
by a fenced line, being the north-western boundary of lots fronting Hassall- 
street, to the north-eastern side of Allen-street at a point 145 feet north- 
west of Hassall-street ; thence again south-westerly crossing the Parramatta 
Railway Station property to the most eastern corner of Argyle-street and 
Wentworth-street; thence south-westerly by the south-eastern side of Went- 
worth-street to the southern corner of Wentworth-street and Valentine-lane; 
thence, north-westerly crossing Wentworth-street; by the south-western side 








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of Fitzwilliam-street to a point 80 feet north-west of Wentworth-street; 
thence south-westerly by a line through private property to a point on the 
north-eastern side of Sydney-road about 137 feet 6 inches north-westerly 
from the production of the northern side of Campbell-street; thence again 
south-westerly, crossing Sydney-road through private property and crossing 
Campbell-street to a point on the southern side of Campbell-street 250 feet 
west of Sydney-road; thence westerly by the southern side of Campbell- 
street to Marsden-street; thence southerly by the eastern side of Marsden- 
street to the south-east corner of Great Western road and Marsden-street; 
thence westerly, south-westerly, and westerly by the southern, south-eastern, 
and southern sides of Great Western road, crossing Bobart-street, Pitt 
Row street, Steel-street, the municipal boundary between Parramatta and 
Prospect and Sherwood, Franklin-street, Burnett-street, and Chester-street, 
to a point 566 feet south-east of Coleman-street; thence south-westerly by 
a line through private property to a point on the western side of Coleman- 
street 627 feet north of Hill Top road; thence westerly through private 
_ property by a line at right-angles to Coleman-street for 200. feet; thence 
southerly through private property to a point on the northern side of 
Hill Top road 100 feet west of Coleman-street; thence easterly by the 
northern side of Hill Top road, crossing Coleman-street, Chester-street, 
and Burnett-street to the eastern side of Government-road; thence north- 
easterly through private property to a point on the eastern side of Lack- 
wood-street 400 feet south of Burnett-street; thence south-easterly through 
private property to the south-eastern corner of Bretnall-street and Grudge- 
street; thence again south-easterly through private property for 173 feet 
to a point 106 feet south of Grudge-street; thence easterly through private 
property to a point on the western side of Yeend-street 156 feet south of 
Grudge-street; thence easterly by a line parallel to Grudge-street, crossing 
Yeend-street to the western side of Murray-street; thence north-easterly 
through private property to the intersection of the centre of Rickard-street 
with the centre of Grudge-street; thence again north-easterly through 
private property to a point on the prolongation of the northern side of 
Heath-street and 200 feet east of the end of that street; thence easterly by 
that prolongation through private property 300 feet; thence north-easterly 
through private property to a point on the north-eastern side of Auburn- 
street 153 feet north-west of Pitt Row street; thence northerly through 
private property by a line parallel to the eastern boundary of lot No. 15 on 
deposited plan 896 for 100 feet; thence south-easterly through private pro- 
perty by a line parallel to Auburn-street for 170 feet to the western side of 
Pitt Row street; thence easterly crossing Pitt Row street to a point 165 feet 
south of Crown-street; thence easterly by a line parallel to Crown-street 
about 150 feet; thence northerly by a line parallel to Pitt Row street about 
43 feet 5 inches; thence easterly by a fenced line to a point on the south- 
western side of Crown-street 64 feet north-west of William-street; thence 
north-easterly by a line crossing Crown-street to a point on its north- 
eastern side, distant 157 feet 6 inches south-easterly from an angle in 
Crown-street; thence north-easterly by a line at right angles to Crown- 
street for about 161 feet 7 inches; thence south-easterly by a line parallel 
to Railway-street West for about 50 feet; thence north-easterly by a line 
crossing the municipal boundary between Prospect and Sherwood and 
Parramatta to the northern corner of Railway-street West and Boundary- 
street; thence easterly by the northern side of Boundary-street crossing 
Denison, Alma, Marsden, and Inkerman streets to the.north-western corner 
of Boundary-street and Sydney-road; thence north-easterly across Sydney- 
road to the northern corner of Sydney-road and Short-street; thence 
easterly by the northern side of Short-street about 200 feet; thence north- 
easterly by a line through private property and crossing High-street to a 
point on the western side of Station-street West about 172 feet north of 
Short-street; thence north-easterly by a line crossing Station-street West 
and the Great Western Railway to a point about 152 feet 6 inches north. of 
Cambridge-street; thence easterly by a line parallel to Cambridge-street to 
a point about 120 feet west of Wigram-street; thence southerly by a line 
parallel to Wigram-street and crossing the municipal boundary between 
Parramatta and Granville about 74 feet 6 inches; thence easterly 120 feet 
to a point on the western side of Wigram-street about 78 feet north of 
Cambridge-street; thence southerly by the western side of Wigram-street 
to the northern corner of Wigram-street and Cambridge-street; thence 
easterly by a line crossing Wigram-street, and through private property to 
a point on the western side of Harris-street about 80 feet north of Allen- 
street; thence easterly, crossing Harris-street to a point on the eastern side 
of that street 100 feet north of Allen-street; thence north-easterly by a line 
through private property and crossing Brisbane-street to a point on the 
northern side of that street about 264 feet east of Harris-street; thence 
easterly by the northern side of Brisbane-street to a point about 200 feet 
west of Good-street; thence north-easterly by a line through private pro- 
perty to a point on the southern side of Crown-street 100 feet west of 
Good-street; thence northerly by a line crossing Orown-street and through 
private property and parallel to Good-street to the southern side of Weston- 





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street; thence westerly by the southern side of Weston-street to the western 
side of Harris-street; thence northerly by the western side of Harris-street 
crossing Una and Ethel streets, to the point of commencement at Hassall- 
street. 


BricKkFiIELD Creek Dra. 
Description of Drain. 


Commencing at the junction of Brickfield Creek and Parramatta River: 
thence in a northerly direction to Grose-street, consisting of 9 chains of 
open cutting, 15 feet 8 inches by 6 feet, 2 chains of open cutting with 
concrete sides, 15 feet 8 inches by 6 feet, and 22 chains of concrete channel, 
varying from 15 feet 8 inches by 6 feet to 9 feet by 5 feet, together with a 
branch to Church-street, consisting of 10% chains of 24-inch circular pipe, 
and a branch to Grose-street, consisting of 34 chains of concrete channel, 
5 feet 10 inches by 3 feet 6 inches, being the whole of the work comprised 
in sewerage contracts numbered 87, 87a, and 87B. 


Extension. 


Conerete drops at the commencement of channels, varying in size from 
15 feet 8 inches by 3 feet 9 inches to 9 feet by 5 feet, and from 10 feet ‘by 
2 feet to 5 feet 10 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. 


The above to include all works carried out under sewerage contract No. 
189, | 
Description of Drainage Area. 


Commencing at the intersection of the northern side of Lamont-street 
with the east side of Sorrell-street; thence northerly by the east side of 
Sorrell-street to a point opposite the north side of Palmer-street; thence 
westerly, crossing Sorrell-street by the north side of Palmer-street to a point 
182 feet east of Windsor-road; thence northerly through private property 
by a line parallel to Windsor-road to a point about 40 feet south of Pennant- 
street; thence westerly through private property by a line parallel to 
Pennant-street to the east side of Windsor-road; thence northerly by the 
east side of Windsor-road to the north-east corner of Windsor-road and 
Pennant-street; thence westerly, crossing Windsor-road by the north side 
of Pennant-street to a point 50 feet east of Villiers-street; thence northerly 
through private property by a line parallel to Villiers-street about 150 feet; 
thence westerly by a line parallel to Pennant-street to the east side of 
Villiers-street; thence northerly by the east side of Villiers-street, crossing 
Ross-street and Grose-street, to a point 123 feet north of Grose-street; 
thence easterly through private property by a line parallel to Grose-street 
to the eastern side of Windsor-road; thence northerly and north-westerly 
by the east and north-east sides of Windsor-road, crossing Fennell, Harold. 
and Albert Streets and Pennant Hills Road to the most western corner of 
the Roman Catholic Cemetery; thence north-easterly by the north-western 
boundary of the Roman Catholic Cemetery and its prolongation to the 
north-eastern side of Castle-street; thence north-westerly by the north- 
eastern side of Castle-street to its intersection with the south-eastern side 
of Factory-strect ; thence north-easterly, crossing Factory-street, the Recrea- 
tion Reserve, and Bellevue-street, to a point on the northern side of Belle- 
vue-street 280 feet east of Castle-street; thence northerly through private 
property by a line at right angles to Bellevue-street about 200 feet; thence 
north-easterly through private property and crossing William-street, Gilbert- 
street, and Prince-street, to a point on the northern side of Prince-street 
450 feet east of the prolongation of the eastern side of Mary-street; thence 
northerly by a line at right angles to Prince-street 150 feet; thence north- 
easterly through private property to a point on a fenced line on the western 
boundary of Mr. Sutherland’s property, certificate of title volume 2661, folio 
191, 500 feet north-west of Prince-street; thence south-easterly through 
Mr. Sutherland’s property, crossing Sutherland-road to an angle on the 
south-eastern side of Pennant Hills Road opposite Sutherland-road; thence 
generally north-easterly by the south-eastern side of Pennant Hills Road, 
crossing McArthur-street and the boundary between Municipality of Parra- 
matta and the Shire of Baulkham Hills, to an angle in Pennant Hills Road 
on the northern boundary of Real Property Application No. 17,556, and 
distant 865 feet south-westerly from its north-east corner and near the 
entrance to “Clipston,” the residence of Mr. Bannister; thence north- 
easterly through private property for about 1,280 feet to a point about 400 
feet south-east of Pennant Hills Road; thence south-easterly through 
private property by a line parallel to and distant 660 feet from Bettington- 
lane, crossing an unnamed road shown on plan of Palmer Estate, No. L. 
1,124, at the Registrar-General’s Office, Sydney, to a point on the north- 
eastern side of another unnamed road between lots 10 and 8 of that estate 
on the said plan, distant about 5380 feet north-west of Bettington-lane; 
thence south-easterly, crossing the last-mentioned unnamed road and 
through private property to a point on the north-western side of Bettington- 
lane 232 feet south-west from that road on the Palmer Estate; thence in a 





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south-westerly direction by the north-western side of portion of Bettington- 
lane to an angle in that lane at the easternmost corner of lot No. 16 in the 
said Palmer Estate; and again in a south-westerly direction by the north- 
western side of an unnamed road in continuation of that portion of Bet- 
tington-lane for a distance of about 396 feet; thence south-westerly by a line 
through the said Palmer Estate, crossing an unnamed road on the south- 
western boundary of that estate and through private property to a point on 
the south-western side of a road 50 links wide going north-westerly off 
Belmore-street East at its intersection with Barton-street, and being the 
road shown on the parish of Field of Mars south-west of portions Nos. 129 
and 130, about 132 fect north-west of the prolongation of the south-eastern 
side of a road 50 links wide lying between the said portions Nos. 129 and 
130 of the said parish; thence south-westerly by a line through private 
property to a point on the north-western side of Belmore-street East about 
291 feet south-west from the prolongation northerly of the western side of 
Webb-street; thence south-easterly by a line crossing Belmore-street East, 
the municipal boundary of Parramatta, and through private property to 
the south-east corner of Gladstone-street East and Webb-street; thence 
southerly by the eastern side of Webb-street, crossing Murray-street, to 
the south-east corner of Isabella-street East and Webb-street; thence east- 
erly by the south side of Isabella-street East to a point 90 feet west of the 
prolongation southerly of the western side of Barton-street ; thence southerly 
through private property by a line at right angles to Isabella-street East 
about 215 feet; thence easterly through private property by a line parallel 
to Isabella-street East to a point on the north-western side of Pennant-street 
about 3380 feet south-west of Isabella-street East; thence south-westerly by 
the north-western side of Pennant-street to an angle in that street opposite 
Short’s Corner; thence easterly, south-easterly, and southerly crossing 
Pennant-street, and by the southern, south-western, and western sides of 
Short’s Corner and its prolongation to the southern side of Victoria-road; 
thence south-westerly by a line through private property to the south- 
eastern corner of Grandview-street; thence again south-westerly through 
private property to the north-eastern corner of Thomas-street and Palmer- 
street, formerly known as Morton-street; and again south-westerly, crossing 
Palmer-street and through private property to a point on a fence distant 
680 feet on a line the prolongation of which intersects the western side of 
New Zealand street 482 feet east of McArthur-street; thence westerly 
through private property and crossing McArthur-street by a line parallel 
to and distant 450 feet from Thomas-street to the eastern side of Stewart- 
street; thence northerly by the eastern side of Stewart-street 170 fect: 
thence westerly crossing Stewart-street, a lane, and Victoria-street and 
through private property by a line along the southern boundaries of lots 8, 
36, and 51. Newland’s Estate, as shown on deposited plan No. 1,346 in the 
Registrar-General’s Office, Sydney, to the eastern side of a lane between 
Victoria and Elizabeth streets; thence northerly by the eastern side of that 
lane 120 feet; thence westerly by a line through private property and 
parallel to Thomas-street to a point on the western side of Elizabeth-street 
160 feet south of the southern side of Thomas-street produced; thence 
southerly by the western side of Elizabeth-street 100 feet; thence westerly 
through private property to the Brickfield Creek stormwater drain at a 
point 142 feet southerly from northern side of Lamont-street produced; 
thence southerly by that drain 30 feet; thence westerly, crossing the drain 
and through private property by a line parallel to Lamont-street about 100 
feet; thence northerly by a line through private property and crossing 
Lamont-street 172 feet to its northern side; thence westerly by the northern 
side of Lamont-strect 255 feet, to the point of commencement at Sorrell- 
street. 


The Common Seal of the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage was affixed 
hereto in the presence of us, William James Millner, the President of 
the said Board, and John Leitch and Frank Bryant, Members of the 
said Board forming a quorum at a mceting of the said Board held on 
the twenty-sixth day of June, 1918. 


As witness our hands— . (Org RE 
Tromas Rossy, a ee 
Secretary. 
(us... W. J. MILLNER. 
JOHN LEITCH. 
iid FRANK BRYANT, 


UNIVERSITY OF (LLINOIS LISRARY 





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P URSUANT to the provisions of the ‘Metropolitan 
,, Water and Sewerage Act Amendment Act of 
1889,’ I, Ricwarp Tuomas Batu, the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being in and for the State 
of New South Wales, do hereby notify that the works 
constructed under the authority of the Minister for 
Public Works for the time being, and described in 
the Schedule hereto, have been transferred to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 





THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 
VAUCLUSE SEWERAGE. 


MAIN OUTFALL SEWER. 


Commencing in reserve No. 26, about 600 feet to 
the south-east of the lighthouse enclosure; and ex- 
tending thence generally north-westerly across re- 
serves, private property, New South Head road, Vil- 
lage High road, and Hopetoun-avenue to a manhole 
in a road near Vaucluse Point, at 4,633°03 feet ; thence 
generally southerly along that road, across private 
property, and along Wentworth-road to a manhole in 
Vaucluse Park, at 6,362°72 feet. 


The sewer being partly in tunnel and partly in 
trench, and constructed of brick and concrete vary- 
ing in secton from 38 feet 3 inches x 2 feet 2 inches to 
2 feet 1 inch x ] foot 64 inches, with a submerged out- 
let varying in section from 3 feet 3 inches x 2 feet 2 
inches to circular 7 feet in diameter,—together with all 
flushing stations, penstocks, shafts, manholes, junc- 
tions, inlets, &c., connected therewith. 


WATSON’S BAY BRANCH. 


Commencing at a manhole .in a reserve on the 
above described sewer, at 2,427°27 feet; and extending 
thence generally northerly across reserves and private 
property, along The Crescent, across Wharf-road, Pal- 
merston and Salisbury streets, along lanes and Gap- 
street, and across Clovelly-street and a park, to a 
manhole in Cliff-street, about 115 feet east of Bay- 
street, at 7,937°77 feet. 

The sewer being partly -in tunnel and partly in 
trench, and constructed of brick and concrete varying 
in section from 2 feet 9 inches x 1 feet 114 inches to 
a 9 inch pipe sewer,—together with all shafts, man- 
holes, junctions, inlets, &c., connected therewith. 


The above to include all works carried out under 


Sewerage Contract No. 23-13/14. 
(S. 1918-1,755) [604] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912.’ for the! following public purpose, namely, the 
construction of a: bridge and approaches over the 
Cudgegong River, at Guntawang, in the State of 
New South Wales, and is vested in the Minister for 
Public Works, as..Constructing Authority on behalf 
of His Majesty.—Dated this thirty-first day of July, 
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 


rare 





DESCRIPTIONS OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing by 
ainangnr eee 1 rood 354 perches, being part of the 
land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
- volume 1140, folio 50, and originally part of portion 2, 
of 4,000 acres granted to Richard Rouse, situated 
in the parish of Guntawang, county of Phillip, and 
State of New South Wales: Commencing at a point 
on the southern side of the road from Wellington to 
Mudgee, being the north-eastern corner of 7 acres 
1 rood 27 perches comprised in Application No. 21,259 
at the Registrar-General’s Office; and bounded thence 
on the north-west by part of the southern side of the 


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aforementioned road bearing 56 degrees 7 minutes 
5 chains 15°4 links; thence on the south-east and south 
by lines successively bearing 228 degrees 15 minutes 
2 chains 49°4 links, 219 degrees 13 minutes 2 chains 
64°5 links, 225 degrees 38 minutes 459 links, 237 
degrees 37 minutes 48°5 links, 249 degrees 26 minutes 
48°3 links, 261 degrees 14 minutes 483 links, 273 
degrees 15 minutes 48°3 links, 285 degrees 3 minutes 
48'5 links, 296 degrees 54 minutes 24 links to the 
south-eastern boundary of the 7 acre 1 rood 27 perches 
aforementioned; and thence again on the north-west 
by part of that boundary bearing 56 degrees 6 
minutes 2 chains 51:2 links, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land containing by 
admeasurement 772 perches, being a part of a lot 
containing 179% acres originally forming part of 
portion 21 of 643 acres granted to Richard Rouse, 
situated in the parish of Biraganbil, county of Wel- 
lington, and State of New South Wales: Commencing 
at a point on the southern side of the main road 
from Wellington to Mudgee on the left bank of the 
Cudgegong River bearing 282 degrees 29 minutes 
and distant 2 chains 10 links from the north-western 
corner of 7 acres 1 rood 27 perches comprised in 
Application No. 21,259 at the Registrar-General’s 
Office, situated in the parish of Guntawang, county 
of Phillip; and bounded thence on the east by part 
of the left bank of the Cudgegong River aforesaid 
bearing 223 degrees 50 minutes 598 links; thence 
on the south-west by lines successively bearing 302 
degrees 56 minutes 1 chain 12°4 links, 297 degrees 6 
minutes 23°8 links, 288 degrees 2 minutes 32°5 links, 
284 degrees 24 minutes 72°6 links to the southern 
side of the main road from Wellington to Mudgee 
aforementioned; and thence on the north by part of 


that side of that road bearing 102. degrees 29 minutes 


2 chains 64'4 links, to the point of commencement. 


Aiso, all that piece or parcel of land containing by 
admeasurement 1 rood 234 perches, being part of 
7 acres 1 rood 27 perches comprised in Application 
No. 21,259 at the Registrar-General’s Office, and 
originally part of portion 2 of 4,000 acres granted to 
Richard Rouse, situated in the parish of Guntawang, 
county of Phillip, and State of New South Wales: 
Commencing at the original north-western corner of 
the 7 acres 1 rood 27 perches above mentioned, being 
a point on the southern side of the main road from 
Wellington to Mudgee, and on the right bank of 
the Cudgegong River; and bounded thence on the 
north by part of the southern side of the abovemen- 
tioned, road bearing 102 degrees 29 minutes 2 chains 
87°3 links; thence on the south-east by part of the 
south-eastern boundary of 7 acres 1 rood 27 perches 
bearing 236 degrees 6 minutes 2 chains 51‘2 links; 
thence on the south-west by lines successively bearing 
296 degrees 54 minutes 213 links and 302 degrees 56 
minutes 1 chain 788 links to the right bank of the 
Cudgegong River aforesaid; and thence on the west 
by the right bank of that river downwards bearing 
45 degrees 30 minutes 1 chain 36 links, to the point 
of commencement. 

[R. and B. 1918-17-204] [18] 





NOTITIOATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive. Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912.” for the following public purpose, namely, the 
construction of abridge and approaches over the 
Namoi River at Tarriaro, in the State of New South 
Wales, and is vested in the Minister for Public Works, 
as Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty.—- 
Dated this thirty-first day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


- RSE. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





DeEsorIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


Ail that piece or parcel of land containing: by 
admeasurement 1 rood 1 perch or thereabouts, inclu- 
sive of reserved road. being part of measured portion 
2, situate in the parish of Turrawan, county of White, 


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and State of New South Wales, be the hereinafter 
mentioned several dimensions a little more or less: 
Commencing on the south-west boundary of portion 
2, parish of Turrawan, county of White, at a point 
hearing 322 degrees 2 minutes and distant 14 chains 
174 links from the southernmost corner of that 
portion; and bounded on the south-west by that 
boundary bearing 322 degrees 2 minutes 5 chains 
86 links to the left bank of the Namoi River; on the 
north-west by that bank and river upwards to a point 
bearing 31 degrees 38 minutes 33 2/10 links; on 
the north-east by a line bearing 128 degrees 5 minutes 
1 chain 90 links: and again on the north-east by a 
line bearing 152 degrees 35 minutes 4 chains 20 3/10th 
links, to the point of commencement. 

[R. and B. 1918-8-5301 [7633] 


[806] 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
“MARTIN. SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 
ib pursuance of the provisions of section 49 of the 
“Water Act, 1912,’’ I, the Honorable RicHarp 
1HOMAS Batu, the Minister for Works for the time 


being in and for the State of New South Wales, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, do hereby appoint 


- Saturday, the thirty-first day of August, 1918, as the | 


date of election of two Trustees for the< ‘ Martin 
Swamp Drainage Trust,’’? and.the Trust Office, Chats- 
worth Island, is hereby appointed the polling-place for 
the said election. 

R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


_ STANDARD APOTHECARIES MEASURES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
specimens of Apothecaries Measures of the 
standard of the United Kingdom of Great Britain 
and Lreland, as described in the Schedule hereto, 
having been. secured from England, together with 
Certificate of Standardisation relating thereto, His 
Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of such measures 
being deposited in the Treasury, in compliance with 
the nrovisions of the ‘‘Weights and Measures Act, 
1915.7 and ‘of such being the standard measures of 
New South Wales, subject to the provisions of the said 


[792] 








Act. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
SCHEDULE. 

ArorHECARIES M&aAsuREs. 

Cylindrical metal measure .................... 40 fluid ozs, 
DO do AGH pee. iiih.. .weaslaste 20 do. 
Yo do AO Fart pc a Cero. ORSE 10. do. 
Do do GO Syquckss- gx}: dneseeetes 5 do 
Do do GO Yn Bisbdiitetsy ripkb. 4 do. 
Do do Go, ly, : avbiskas. dees 3s doe 
Do do QO.” x Bush reverses are Z -» do. 
Do_ do dO. (sei.nF. ero tocar 1. . dos 

(SIDS CAIOLIDS | gs. Ws 56s 0ncn ta feveues cebends oe 60 minims. 

[809 j Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Sydney Cor- 
poration Amendment Act, 1905,’ and the ‘‘Sydney 
Corporation. Amendment Act, 1906,’ to grant ap- 
proval for the purchase by the Municipal Council of 
Sydney of certain land, which is required for the 
purpose of carrying out improvements in the vicinity 
of George-street West and Wattle-street, public ways 
. within the City of Sydney. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[811] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


IS itxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 

_ the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
rovisions of the, Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
Thomas, White’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 5308, of 
400 yards, .at. Georges River, being renewed for a 
period of five years from the Ist September, 1918, 
at an annual rental at the rate of 18s. per 100 yards, 
or a total rental of £3 12s, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, Ist August, 1918. 


[634] 


+ fea) pursuance of the powers conferred by the 
‘Wisheries Act, 1902,’ and the ‘‘Wisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910,’ I hereby declare that the 


waters of Burrinjuck Dam, more particularly des- 


cribed in the Schedule hereto, shall be closed against 


‘fishing generally, and by any method of capture, 
‘during the months of October and November in each 


of the years 1918, 1919, and 1920, and that from the 


date ot publication of this notification to the 8th 
‘August, 1921, exclusive of the months of October. and 
‘November, such waters shall be closed against fishing 


generally, and by any method of capture, other than 
a rod and line or hand-line, with not more than one 
hook attached;.it being unlawful for any person to 
use at one time more than one rod and line or one 


hand-line. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, 
Minister. 





SCHEDULE. 


State of New South Wales: The whole of the waters 
of that portion of the Murrumbidgee River (together 
with its creeks, iniets, and tributaries, including the 
Goodradigbee and Yass Rivers, with their creeks, 
inlets and tributaries), and the whole of the waters 
of the reservoir, backed up by the Burrinjuck Dam. 





[665] Department of Education, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 

of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 


LONGLEAT, NEAR KURRAJONG. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


[821] 


HE following Regulations (amending Public Service 
Regulations Nos. 136, 276, and 277), made by the 
Public Service Board under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public 
Service Act, 1902,” have been approved by His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and 
are published in accordance with the requirements of that 


Act. Ve 4 
DAVID R. HAUL, 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE 
ACT, 1902.2 


Wueregas by the ‘* Public Service Act, 1902,” the Public 
Service Board is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, 
alter, and amend Regulations: Now, the Public Service 
Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained in the 
abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, 
hereby amend Regulations 136, 276, and 277, as follows :— 


“PUBLIC SERVICE 


Rates of Pay to Temporary Tracers (female). 


136. In lieu of the words ‘* Provided that where the Board 
are satisfied that special merit has been shown, a maximum 
salary of £150 per annum may be allowed,” the following ts 
snserted :-— 


‘« Provided that where the Board are satisfied as a result of 
individual consideration that special merit has been shown, a 
maximum salary of £180 per annum may be allowed.” 


SUPPLY OF COAL FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 
Instructions for the guidanee of Receiving Officers and others. 
276. In lieu of paragraph x of Regulation 276 the following 
$8 inserted :— 


x. Each voucher for delivery by dray shall bear a 
special certificate of an officer that the quantity and 
quality of coal charged for therein are correct. — 

In the case of institutions provided with a weigh- 
bridge the certificate shall state that the quantity 
shown on the voucher is that ascertained over the 
institution’s weighbridge. 

Where no weighbridge is provided, check weighings 
shall be made at frequent irregular intervals in 
accordance with the powers conferred by the Weights 
and Measures Regulations, and a record showing the 
details of such weighings shall be made in the official 
records. 


The last paragraph of Regulation 276, commencing “ They. 
are also required” 1s repealed. 


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The following is added to Regulation 276. 


xxv. Officers shall also make themselves acquainted with 
the requirements of the Weights and Measures 
Regulations, 1917, in respect of the sale and delivery, 
of fuel. These Regulations are limited to the 
Metropolitan Weights and Measures district, which 
includes the Metropolitan, Parramatta, Ryde, and 
Liverpool Police Districts, and to fuel delivered by 
vehicle. Following are some of the essential pro- 
visions :— 

Coal. 


i, Coal in quantities of less than 1 ton must be conveyed 
in sacks, and such sacks must contain 1 ewt, on the 
average—there must not be more sacks than cwts. 


ii. With each ioad of coal a ticket in the form of either 
Schedule ‘‘A” or ‘“*B” (Reg. 277) must be delivered 
by the driver before any of the coal is removed from 
the sacks, or, in the case of coal carried in bulk 
(loose), before any coal is removed from the vehicle. 


iii. The driver of a vehicle delivering coal in sacks is 
required to carry a correct stamped weighing 
instrument suitable for weighing such sacks. 


iv. The purchaser or his representative may require the 
driver of a vehicle delivering coal— 


(a) Where carried in sacks, to weigh all or any of 
such sacks. 


(Such weighing up to 5 cwt. must be 


performed free of charge. If more than 
5 cwt. is so weighed, and the weight is shown 
to be correct, the driver is entitled to claim at 
the rate of 2s. 6d. per ton for the amount 
weighed in excess of 5 cwt.) 


(6) When carried in bulk (loose), to proceed to 
any suitable stamped weighbridge up to a 
distance of one mile and have his loaded 
vehicle weighed, to deliver the coal, and 
return to the same weighbridge and have his 
empty vehicle weighed. 


(If on such weighing the weight of coal is 
found to be correct, the driver is entitled to 
claim reasonable compensation for the loss of 
time incurred.) 


Coke. 


In respect of coke similar conditions apply, except that no 
weight per sack is specified. 


Firewood. 


Firewood is not-required to he conveyed in sacks, but if in 
sacks, or in bulk in quantities of less than one ton, a suitable 
weighing instrument must be carried and weighing performed 
on demand, 


In respect: of payment for weighing, the same conditions 
apply as to coal in sacks. 


In respect of firewood in bulk, in quantities of or exceeding 
one ton, the same conditions apply as to'coal in bulk. 


Note.—Compliance with these Regulations need not he 
required where the receiving institution is provided with a 
weighbridge and all weights are ascertained thereon. 


Instructions to Tallymen. 
277. The following is added to paragraph i of Regula 
tion 277 :— 
At’ institutions where a weighbridge is provided such 
weighing shall be performed thereon. 


Where a weighbridge is not provided, and delivery is in 
sacks, the driver should be called on to weigh, as provided 
in Weights and Measures Regulations, at frequent irregular 
intervals.. For. such weighing, five sacks should first be 
selected. If these are correct in the aggregate, it may be 
taken that the load is correct ; if an appreciable deficiency is 
shown, the whole load should be weighed. 


When delivery is in bulk (loose), anda suitable weighbrid ge 
is situated within a mile, at least one load in ten at irregular 
intervals should be weighed thereon, in accordance with the 
powers conferred by the Weights and Measures Regulations. 
If there is not a weighbridge within the prescribed distance, 
at least one load in ten should be tipped apart from other coal 
and weighed by the basket or sackful ; for such weighing the 
necessary appliance should be obtained through the Stores 
Supply Department. 

Paragraphs vi and ix of Regulation 277 are repealed. 


The paragraph of Regulation 277, commencing ‘The Sydney 
Coal Delivery Act” and ending “‘a penalty not exceeding £20, ; 
ts repealed, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98¢ 


(9 Aue., 1918, 


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The following is inserted at the end of Regulation 277 :— 


Specimen delivery tickets required by the Weights and 
Measures Regulations to be delivered with each load of fuel :-— 


SCHEDULE A. 


Seller— 
UNAIRED ees. rites ee dstsoeee BaP ie cca 
(Address) ........ Raat Gs chins eet: sats sh ee SR BEBE sigante 
Purchaser— 
(Name) ..... Hebe bo thga da aiduiehe settee see ee vefeloeksk ‘ 
(Address) .,,.. EAS ASSIS eam fA asicceoene Petes 


Please receive herewith tons cwt. qr. Tb. 
net weight of (description of coal, coke, or firewood) in 
(No. of sacks) (bulk). 


ScHEDULE:B, 


Seller— 
A Name) ee eyai ie. Wei das Seah Wh SS eee poe i 
(Address) yA. Sb dest decd AP ers EA 8 Ie 
Purchaser— 
UNA ae oa cas scaasnn san a hat od ssecbns 
(Add reEs yO fo 130.0. 80R6 base 


Please receive (description of coal, coke, or firewood) as 
shown hereunder in (No. of sacks) (bulk). 
, To te qr. Ib, 
Gross weight (vehicle and load) .,,.. ...... ie anys 
Tare weight (vehicle) .............s00006. 

Neb WOIGRE 4.35055 ¢ieessesceneee 

W. J. HANNA, ) 
E. H. WILSHIRE 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Members of the 
, ( Public Service Board. 


Dated at the office of the Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter- 


street, Sydney, this 18th day of July, 1918. 





a} 4 . r . . ~ . . 
[829] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART IL 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

Commission, | hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 

following application for license, and the date and 

place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
tho inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicant—Yun Lun & Co., for a pump on Prospect 
Creek, in portion 8&6, parish of St. John, county 
of Cumberland, Land District of Parramatta. 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on 3rd September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, and ‘all persons interested 
are hereby netified to attend, and if they have any 
objections to the granting of a licenso for the said 
work, they shovld state their objections at the 
inquiry hereby appointed. 

[W.C, and I,C, 1918-12,623] 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


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[880] Water Conservation and irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION, FOR LICENSE UNDER: PART-IL 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


Pile latn to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 

following application for license, and the date and 

place specified hereunder are hereby appointed. for 
the inquiry in regard thereto :— 

Applicant—John Wesley Mitchell, for a pump on the 
Tlawkesbury River, portion 72, parish of Wilber- 
force, county of Cook, Land District of Windsor. 

The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on 5th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Windsor, and all persons interested are hereby 
notified to attend, and if they have any objections 
to the granting of a license for the said work, they 
should state their cbjection at the inquiry hereby 
appointed. 

[W.C, and I.C. 1917-11,407] 

H. H. DARH, 


Commissioner. 


9 Ava, 1918] 





[808] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 3rd August, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT tothe power in this behalf delegated to 
me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
following applications for licenses, and the date and 
place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
the inquiries in regard thereto— 

Applicant—Edward Lloyd Jones, for a pump on the 
Hunter River, in portion 208, parish of Darling- 
ton, county of Durham, Land District of Single- 
ton. 


Charles Mitchell, for a pump on Foy Brook, in lot 18 


of section B, Ravensworth Hstate, part of portion. 


149, parish of Liddell, county of Durham, Land 
District of Singleton. 

The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 16th August, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Singleton; and all persons interested are here- 
by notified to attend, and if they have any objections 
to the granting of a license for either of the said 
works, they should state their objections at the in- 
quiries hereby appointed. 


[W.C. and I.C. 1918-12,849; 1917-11,126] 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 





[817| Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1918. 


“MUNGYER BORE WATER TRUST.” 


URSUANT to the ‘“‘Water Act, 1912,’’ and to the 

“Irrigation Act, 1912,’’ and amendments thereof, 
I, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the powers in this 
behalf delegated to me by the Water Conservation and 
Irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint Saturday, 
the 14th day of September, 1918, as the date for the 
second election of two Trustees of the ‘‘Mungyer Bore 
Water Trust,’’ in lieu of the Trustees whose term of 
office expires by effluxion of time, and the Trust’s 
Office, #rome-street, Moree, the polling-place for the 
saia election. 
[W.C. and I.C. 1918-8,996] 

H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act oN oR BEFORE 
THR 277H SEPTEMBER, 1918 :— ; 


No. 20,064. APPLICANT:—Isabella Bushell, of 
Windsor. LAND:—Municipality Windsor, 1 rood 
194 perches, in George-street, near Bridge-street, 
town Windsor,—allotment 6 granted to George Conly, 
allotment 7 granted to Maria Panton, and part allot- 
ment 5 granted to Maria Panton; adjoining properties 
of J. Gosper, G. Boyd, Trustees Windsor School of 
Arts, and Minister for Justice. 

No. 21,150.: APPLICANT:—Matthew Prideaux, 
of Arncliffe. LAND:—Municipality Rockdale, 4 acres 
2 roods, in Hannam-street, and on Wolli Creek, at 
Arncliffe,—part 100 acres (portion 242 of parish) 
granted to Reuben Hannam; adjoining properties of 
E. A. Porriotti, Mrs. G. Hough, A. Thomas, J. R. 
Robertson, Mrs. S. Plummer, N.S.W. Realty Com- 
pany Limited, B. Murray, and Mrs. W. M. Scott. 


No, 21,153. APPLICANT :—Annie McKendrick, of 
Bondi. _LAND:—Municipality Waverley, 1 rood 3 
perch, in Angiesea-street,—lot 6, section 1, G. P. 
Slade’s subdivision, and part 14 acres granted to 
Kdward Flood and John Booth Jones; adjoining pro- 
perties of C. A. McElroy, Mrs. Apted, estate late Mrs. 
Gibbs, Trustees Bondi-Waverley School of Arts, and 
Mrs. Guest. 

No. 21,344, APPLICANT :—Ellen Ursula Lysaght, 
of Wollongong. LAND :—Municipality Wollongong, 
3 roods 283 perches, in Regent-street,—lots 6, 7, and 
8, section H, . G. Robertson’s subdivision, and 
part 300 acres (portion 10 of parish) granted to 
Charles Throsby Smith; adjoining properties of Mrs. 
Oxley, H. Harrigan, and J. Kerr. 


No. 98, 9 Aueust, 1918, —2 


&| 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


3951 





No. 21,398. APPLICANTS:—Edgar Louis Jacobs, 
Harold Sydney Jacobs, and Fannie Jacobs, all of 
Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 84 perches, in 
Meagher-street,—part 95 acres granted to William 
Chippendale ; adjoining properties of KE. L., H. S., and 
F. Jacobs, and Tooth and Co. Limited. 


No. 21,437. ‘APPLICANT:—Clarence Matcham 
Pitt, of Richmond. LAND:—Municipality and town 
Ricamond, 1 rood 201 perches, at corner Windsor and 
Burgess streets,—part allotment 1, section 15, 
granted to Hlizabeth Smith; adjoining properties of 
J. M. and C. M. Pitt. < 

No. 21,459. APPLICANT:—Jessie Kethel, of 
Castle Hill. LAND:—County Cumberland, parish 
Castle Hill, shire Baulkham Hills, 7 acres, on Show 
Ground road, at Castle Hill,—part 60 acres (portion 
142 of parish) granted to John Kentwell; adjoining 
properties of Mrs. S: A. Kemp, KE. A. Ware, A. 
Wharte, and EK. J. Rogan. 

Now, 215483. APPLICANT :—Nicholas Patrick 
Lenehan of Mosman. ULAND:—Municipality Mos- 
man, 314 perches, in Mandolong-road and Clifford- 
street,—lot 14, Brady’s Mandolong Estate, and part 
7 acres 32 perches, allotment 3, section 3, granted to 
Edward Brady; adjoining properties of — Killen 
and 8. S. or W. Mofflin. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[827] 





Sth August, 1918. 


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NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 
land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act oN OR BEFORE 
THE 9TH May, 1919:— 
No. 20,965. APPLICANT:—The Collaroy Com- 
pany Limited. LAND:—County Bligh, parish 
Lorimer, shire Merriwa, 20 acres 2 roods, on Half 





I . 
Moon Creck, portion (20 of parish) granted to 


George Clive, George Henry Hamilton, and Rowland 
John Traill, ‘exclusively of the road 50 links wide, 
the area of which is not included in the abovemen- 
tioned area of 20 acres 2 roods; adjoining properties 
of the Collaroy Company Limited, and the Crown. 


Diagrams delineating this land may be inspected at 
« the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


9th August, 1918. [828] 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND, TRAMWAYS. 


Sate or Onp UNSERVICEABLE MATERIAL. 


Le is hereby notified that a Public Auction Sale of 
_ a quantity of Old Unserviceable Material will be 
held at the Railway Stores Department, Wilson-street, 


. Newtown, on 4th August, 1918, at 1] a.m. 


Particulars of materials to be offered for sale may be 
obtained on application at the Railway Stores Office, 


Wiisen-street, Newtown. 
J. S. SPURWAY, 


[835] Secretary. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sanm or Lost anp Uncuarmep Prorrrty, Dariine 
Hargour, 2isr Aveust, 1918. 


N OTICE is hereby given that a quantity of un- 

claimed goods on hand over six months and 
certain articles that have been left in trains or on 
railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking-sticks, 
muffs, &c., and that have been on hand three months 
or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m., 
on Wednesday, 21st August, 1918, at Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. Son 

Owners may apply for lost articles to the District 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until 14th August. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 

J. S. CPURWAY, 


[841] Secretary. 


3952 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava., 1918, 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND TRAM- 
WAYS. 
By-taw No. 528. 


THE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, in pursuance of, the 
powers conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by 
the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby make the follow- 
ing by-law, and all previous regulations, by-laws, and conditions conflicting 
therewith are hereby repealed :— 


Demurrage Charges. 

Coal, coke, and shale traffic forwarded in departmental trucks for direct 
shipment by sea will not be liable to demurrage charges until the expiration 
of thirty-six hours after arrival of the waggons at destination. Trucks not 
released after that period will be subject to a demurrage charge of 3s. per 
four-wheeled truck per day or part of a day. 


Tnve-stock Traffic. 


- Clatise 15 of the general conditions for the carriage of live-stock in 
by-law, No. 508 (page 68 of the Merchandise and Live-stock Rates Book) 
is hereby rescinded, and the following clatise substituted in lieu thereof :— 


15. The Commissioners reserve to themselves the right to charge for 
all trucks ordered and not used, on the date and at the station specified 
in the order, as if used; or, in the case of trucks accepted for open 
destination and not used, to charge £5 per truck, or to decline to accept 
orders for trucks for open destination. 


Potato Traffic. 


Potatoes carried at the rates and under the conditions shown in by-law 
No. 508 (page 45 of the Merchandise and Live-stock Rates Book) will be 
subject to the following minimum charges :— 


Type of Rolling Stock. Minimum weights. 

s iGs) Ge 

‘© vans, louvred vans, and ‘* D” trucks, of 8-tons awed s 7% 42 % 
‘“P)” waggons, 10-tous capacity ... Hy i B i... 9 10.0 
SS? 154} }s ued 3a ai ik we ll: Q 9 
SH? 25 15 Vis ie vu ae, AID © 
t ‘Ff * truck (bogie), 15-tons ‘capacity. wi vit she ie 12°90: 0 
NERS 3; Aim ae aye bcd af me a) 1288 hie g 
Nite + i gp), | ae oats ae Me bid ne LS eB iG 
Ha i ae i Q4 Pan Mees hs 1 #3 i 200. 0 
ee eg rp 40 4; HEM ea au ts ios aneee, OF 0 


The stipulated minimum weights may be made up by one or more con- 
signors, provided the whole of the traffic contained in one class of vehicle 
is sent to one consignee, who must pay the freight due. Consignments 
from each sender must not be less than 4 tons. 


Rates for Coal and Coke. 


The provisions in regard to the minimum weights applicable to truck 
loads of coal and coke shown in by-law No. 508 (pages 5 and 52 of the 
Merchandise and Live-stock Rates Book) are hereby rescinded, and the 
following substituted in lieu thereof, to apply when the special “ dal ” rates 
are charged :— 

Departmental Trucks. 




















Coal. Coke. 
Class of Vehicle. : ‘ 

ti G& t: @: th G; : ct 
Hopper waggons 9 0 8 0 8 0 ti 
8-ton trucks he Be ae %, iv 412 412 7 12 
10-ton ,, ‘e ee ae 9 10 9 10 9 0 9 10 
15-ton ,, (16-ft.) at, re 12-0 11 10 10 0 ll 0 
15-ton ,, (18-ft.) ne 13 10 13° 0 19 13 0 
1 3,  (15-ton) ae setl pea sal aetes Ue) Peachtree lg 9 
Re Sy 12B- Bb) oh Toclihy ccgodthek >, | aedecas tas aly Beenernene 19 0 
SMCS 43° 1 (28-ton) as call PRO tO ns th pears 19 0 20 8 
Sob e ys, (24-t0n) es coat eee Orel he sees 19 0 20 0 
et | yy 6 (80:ton) ist aos) athe MRS cos sbi edesbe 24 0 


og = ES ee See 


Smaller quantities than specified above to be charged “ Miscellaneous ” 
rates and conditions if cheaper. 
In Owners’ Trucks. 


Coal.—Except otherwise specified: 6 tons per four-wheeled truck. Tn 
G. & C. Hoskins’ private waggons, Oakey Park to coke ovens, 
10 tons per waggon. 


Coke.—4 tons per four-wheeled truck. 


9 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 











Rates for Special Trains. 


The provisions in by-law No. 509 (page 38 of the Passenger, Fares, and 
Coaching Rates Book) in respect to the rates for private special trains, yiz., 
on the forward journey not less than 8s. per mile up to 250 miles, and 6s. 
for each additional mile, plus 4s. per mile on the return journey, are can- 
celled. The total rate for such special trains will not be less than 5s. per 
mile on both forward and return journeys, subject to a minimum charge 
of £5. 

Each Special train run in connection with land sales, agricultural shows, 
and other events of public importance, as may be determined upon, must 
be guaranteed to earn not less than 5s. per mile on both forward and return 
journeys, subject to a minimum charge of £15. 

Each Special train run in connection with race meetings must be guaran- 
teed to earn not less than 8s. per mile on the forward and 4s. per mile on 
the return journey, subject to a minimum charge of £15. 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed this 6th day of July, in the year of our Lord 


1918, in the presence of — 


J, S. SPURWAY, 


Secretary. 


Approved by the Goyernor-in-Council on the 31st day of July, 1918. 


[793] 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


pay Public Service Board invite applications for 
i §=>-_ the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board, or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


19TH August, 1918. 


Assistant Teacher of Carpentry, Kogarah Trades 
School. Pay, 5s. per hour for two hours’ instruc- 
tion on each of three evenings weekly. Appli- 
cants myst be expert tradesmen, possessing wide 
trade experience and ability to give practical 
instruction in accordance with the Technical 
College syllabus, Employment will be in terms 
of section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
and section 8 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notion to Lay Service Piers. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Adamstown: Fletcher-street Fast, from Ninth-street 
to Seventh-street ; Seventh-street, from Fletcher- 
street Hast to Fourth-street; William-street, from 
Fletcher-street East to Dibbs-street Mast; Dibbs- 
street Hast, from William-street easterly to end 
of street. 

Lambton: FWitzroy-street, from Elder-street southerly 
390 yards; Morehead-street, from Hill-street 
northerly 92 yards. 

New Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from St. James road 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lane 
easterly to end of existing main near Curzon- 
road, connecting dead-ends. 

Waratah: Winchester-street, from Windeyer-street to 
Tourle-street; Fitzroy-street, from Waratah- 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, from end 
of existing main easterly to Gamack-street; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-street. 


f has? main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 
the jase may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 
August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. — 
By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 

Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. | 

12th July, 1918. - (309) ; 


94 





CG. BUDGE, 
Clerk of the : 


U { & Voge td 


Executive Council. 
ele dep fay | 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice to Lay Seryice Pipzs. 

Noticr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in)-— 

Lake Macquarie Shire: Union-street, from end of ex- 
isting main southerly to South-street. 

Adamstown: Third-street, from Seyventh-street east- 
erly to end of street at stormwater channel. 

Waratah: Silsoe-street, from end of existing main 
south-westerly to Ackeron-street; Ackeron-street, 
from Silsoe-street south-easterly 246 yards to end’ 
of street ; Moolcha-street, from Silsoe-street south- 
easterly 266 yards to end of street. 

ue main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 

pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
31st July, 1918. [700] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Pipes. 

Norrce to the owner, oceupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) ef tenements and premises situated 
in)— é 

Cessnock Shire (Rutherford): Aberglasslyn-road, from 
end of existing main northerly 840 yards. 

T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
caso may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be Jaid, so as to supply water from the main 

pipe to such tenements and premises. 
; By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E, FRY, 
retary. 


[701] 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Novick To THE OwNnzRS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
f ino : ; 
Blacktown: Boundary-road, ftem Windser-road to 
Kenan eae sh from Boundary-read 
north-westerly 62 yards (6571), is 





Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
3ist July, 1918. 


3954 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


[9 Ave., 1918, 





Concord: Wunda-road, from Brunswick-parade east- 


erly 202 yards (4753); Bangalla-street, from 
Brunswick-parade easterly 150 yards (4754). 

Mascot: Beresford-street, from Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604). : 

Waverley: The Avenue, from Dickson-street south- 
westerly 126 yards (4637). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the. main pipe]. 

Al HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the thirtieth day of August next, to cause a proper 
ipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
rom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board af 


[327] Water Supply and Sewerage. 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 23rd July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norioz To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

7N— 

Camden: Menangie-road, from existing main south- 
erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing 
main to Menangle-road (4,685). 

Central Tilawarra: Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,789). 

Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street to 
Fiillier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Qucen- 
street westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 

' Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to MacKenzie-street ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-street to existing main; Mac- 
Wenzie-street, from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; MacKenzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-street (4,677). 

Granville: Louis-street. from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 


Leichhardt: Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Vargo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,185 yards; Magowar-road, 
from Targo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 

And the various private strects, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 

' sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 


ee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from Perry-street to 


[517] 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 3lst July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoricE To THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Bankstown: Road No. 1, from George’s River road 
southerly 1,676 yards; Road No. 2, from Road 
No.1 westerly 975 yards; Road No. 3, from 
Road No. 2 southerly 1,048 yards; Road No. 4, 
from Road No. 2 southerly 562 yards (4709). 

ae er Hogue-street, from lane to Robey-street 

642), 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. | 


ee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the thirteenth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises, i 
: D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[682] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwneErs or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Parramatta: Webb-street, from Isabella-street north- 
easterly 145 yards; Isabella-street, from Webb- 
street south-easterly 248 yards (6,581). 

Randwick: Broad-road, from Botany-street to Mar- 
oubra-road (4,692); McCauley-street, from exist- 
ing main northerly 97 yards (4,489). 

Willoughby: Neridah-street, from Victoria-avenue 
north-westerly 138 yards (6,609). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises, 
: D. C. ROBERTSON, 
___ Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[81 Water Supply and Sewerage. 





[Form 37.—Regulation 17.] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand 


dated the sixth day of August, 1918, has cancelled 


the registry of the Newcastle Branch, No. 34, of the 
Australian Natives’ Association of New South Wales, 
on the ground that the branch has wilfully, and 
after notice, violated the provisions of the Friendly 
Societies Act, by failing to supply information in 
connection with the annual return for the year 1916, 
and for failing to supply the annual return for the 
year 1917 on or before 31st March, 1918. 


The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but without pre- 
judice to any liability ineurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such cancelling had 


not taken place. 
JOHN B: TRIVETT, 
Registrar. 


Dated this sixth day of August, 1918. [815] 








[800] Supreme Court, 


Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


is is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the ‘‘Marriage Act, 1899,”’ No. 15, Henry Wesley 
Lovett, Esquire, J.P., of Warren, has been appointed 
by their Honors the Judges to give consent to the 
marriage of minors for the District of Coonamble. 
By order of the Judges, 


C. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary. 





APPEAL AGAINST INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT. 
Notice or Houipine or Court or Review. 
OTICE is hereby given that a Court of Review for 
the hearing of appeals against Income Tax 
Assessment will be holden at the Court-house, Con- 
dobolin, on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918, at 2 p.m. 
E. H. KELLY, 
Registrar of the Court of Review. 


Court-house, Condobolin, 
29th June, 1918. [17] 





Court of Review holden at Bourke. 


OTILCE is hereby given, in pursuance of the ‘‘Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895,’’ that a 
Court of Review for the hearing of Appeals against 
Income Tax Assessments will be holden on Thursday, 
the twenty-second day of August, 1918, at the Court- 
house, Bourke, at 10 a.m. 


Dated this twenty-second day of July, 1918. 


R. W. KELLY, 


[807] Registrar: of the Court. 


9 Ava. 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


3955 





Nes is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 
holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
neome-tax assessments. 

Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of J uly, 1918. 


L. A. McDOUGALL, 


Registrar of the Court. 





The thirteenth day of July, 1918. 


[629] 
BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
JY “District Courts Act, 1914,’’ I hereby appoint 
Mr. Frank Halli to act as a Bailiff of the District 
Court, holden at Nyngan, during the absence on 
sick leave of Mr. H. W. Maberly,—to take effect 
from the date of commencing duty. 
W. SCHOLES, 


[510] Judge. 





[822] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 8th August, 1918. 
FRESHWATER LITERARY INSTITUTE. 
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that 


the office of Joseph Selig (resigned), as a Trustee : 


of the land held for the purposes of a Literary Insti- 
tute at Freshwater, has been declared vacant, and 
that the undermentioned gentleman has been elected 
in his place as a Trustee, at a special general 
meeting of the members, held in accordance with the 
provisions of the 14th section of the ‘Trustees of 
Schools of Arts Enabling Act, 1902.’ I, therefore, 
as Minister of Public Instruction, in pursuance of 
the power given me in the same section, hereby 
approve of the undermentioned gentleman to be a 
Trustee of the aforesaid institution, namely :— 


John Charles Bowrey, Esquire. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





(In lieu of previous notice, dated 29th July, 1918.) 


| 
| 


oeev ye ynosa conitanaya) 


New South Wales Government Railways, 
Office of the Railway Commissioners for 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


Hae ke will be received at the Office of the Rail- 

way Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until noon on the date mentioned, for the following 
Supplies, &e. :— 


Wepnespay, 14TH Aveust, 1918. 


Supply and Delivery from Ist September, 1918, till 
30th June, 1919, of Meat required for the Central 
Station Refreshment Room, and (if required by 
the Commissioners) for other Railway Refresh- 
ment Rooms. Proper tender forms and particu- 
lars obtainable from the Estate Agent for Rail- 
ways, 357 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 

Manufacture (only) of Uniform Suits and Overcoats. 

Supply of Uniform Caps, Waterproof and Denim 
Clothing required for the year ending 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1919. 

Form of tender, schedule of quantities, and particu- ’ 
lars at Office of Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 
Newtown. 

All tenders must be addressed to the Railway Com- 
missioners for New South Wales, and endorsed ‘‘Tender 
for the Supply of Meat,’ or as the case may be. 

The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept 


any tender. 
J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 





Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 15th July, 1918. 


STEAM TUG. 


FgXENDERS for the supply and maintenance of a Steam Tug 
at the Manning River will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 16 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4.80 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 14th August, 1918. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


[326] 





TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


TE\ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLOCK 


P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It isto be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 


Payment to be made to the 





eps Ae Li: 
Dates | 5 feo eh ae a ales 
igs ‘ F A Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Description of Work or Supplies to be Ph Ac See General Gonditioua, Anal donee of Tender. : Remarks. 
Tendered for. f Heo Re i e may be seen. 











—— ne < “ 


“" s “bw ore 
Building Works. 





Installation of Electric 
house, Albury. 


Lighting, Court- | 19 Aug., 1918 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Court-house, 
Albury. 











Erection of Retaining Wall and Fence 
thereon, Ormond House, Paddington. 





19 Aug., 1918 | Oontzactors’ Room, Fublic Works Depart- | 


ment, Sydney, 

















Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Cottage | 26 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart | 


























Hospital, Bulli. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Bulli; 
and Supervising Hngineer’s Office, 
Wollongong. 
Alterations and Additions, Department of | 19 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depazt- | 
Pharmacology, Medical School, University ment, Sydney. 
of Syduey. 
Miscellaneous. 





Supply and Erection of Steam Sterilizing | 26 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Plant; and Installation of Domestic Hot 
Water Service at the Illawarra Cottage 
Hospital, Coledale. 


Separate Contracts. 
ment, Sydney. 





3956 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave., 1918, 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approyal. 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. ° 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 














R. T. BALL. 
ance DY Ares of Ne Dato from which Tenders close 
ee ee Tonant's Lease. Bond. of eeee the pred ed be | op.m., as under. 
a. Y¥. p. 

*Dungle Ridge Bore ... ...| 640 0 0 | Angledool to Collarendabri 5 years | 1 Sept., 1918 ...| 19 Aug., 1918 
TDolo Tank ... at ..| 796 0 O | Silverton to Wilcannia veal B15, 1 Oet.s¢ 55 i] '2 Sept. © % 
Mossgiel Tank .., =n ...| 552 1 O | Booligal to Mossgiel vas Sal gs OS 8 Beh) ae 45 
Bunker“Pank %..  ... ...| 640 0 O | Wilcannia to White Cliffs minh. : ey AMR nau 9 
One Hye Tank... |. ... ...| 640 0 O | Mount Hope to Willanthry 5” ,; 3 % posh toe os 4s 











* The bore is under the control of the Western Lands Commission, which will supply the lessee with 10,000 gallons of water daily for the use of the 
P.W-P., free of charge. + New water-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed. 


Department of Education, 
Sydney, 9th Augnst, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column. 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘* Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” 


All tenders for works at or above £80 must be accompanied by a deposit ealeulated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
on the amount of the tender, FATLURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL, 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing oi 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked shequs on a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education, 


batecee AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
w ° 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract. 


The Minister does not bind himself te accept the lowest or any tender. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 

















Desoription of Work to be tendered for, Piendee will be Where Flantiand ssa Hp | he seen, and Tender 
received. ? ss 
! 
1918. 
Abernethy—Teacher’s Residence ... ae BY ..| 15 August ...| Department of Education, Sydney ; Chief Engineer, 
Department of Public Works, Newcastle; and 
Public Schools, Abernethy, Cessnock, and West 
Maitland. 
Bolong—Additions ... nes 303 abc vat Bek hy, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 
Yetman (Fresh)—Teacher’s Residence ... Rae 22 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
; Schools, Yetman, Inverell, and Warialda. 
Konorigan (Fresh)—New School Building sn RAE. ry ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Konorigan, Ballina, Grafton, and 
Lismore. 
Coffee Camp, via Lismore (Fresh)—New Residence ...| 29. ,, ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Casino. 
Numulgi, via Woodlawn (Fresh)--New Residence... 29 ,, ..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Numulgi. 





I 


9 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 3957 





[831] Registrar-General’s Department, 


. Sydney, 7th August, 1915S. 
A is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the “‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,” 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :—~ 




















No. Name. Denomination. Residence. Rian 
1918, 
4923 | Reverend Charles Frederic Emery...) Church of England (Diocese of Newcastle) ...| Clarence Town _ ...| 29 July. 
4924 | Mr. Joseph Whelan ... ee ....| Church of Christ... ie 3 A ...|'*Woodlawn,” Dowell-| 30 ,, 
: : street, Chatswood. 
4925 | Reverend Patrick Dunne, D.D. ..| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Armidale)| Gunnedah =.| 2 Aug. 
4926 | Reverend Francis Hogan ..., ape do do ...| Wee Waa wis, op 
4927 | Reverend John Beukers ...| Congregational Church (Independents) ...) Rawson-street, Bis Oy 
Kurri Kurri. 
4928 | Reverend William Henry Lewis ... do do ..| 320 Pitt-street, ols 
; Sydney. 
4849*| Reverend Thomas Martin Fox .... Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Wilcannia)| Broken Hill... ant One 











————— a 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


* Previously registered as Reverend Thomas Fox. 


[832] Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


iT is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of. Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have heen duly registered at this Office :— 


——____ 





a 




















Residence. 
No, Name. Denomination. Peso ’ 
From— To— 
; | | 1918. 
2250 | Reverend James Barker wai bh ...| Baptist Church (Union),..; Katoomba __...| Strickland- 29 July. 
| avenue, Rose- 
ville. 
2830 | Reverend George Marcus Bull a: ss do ...| Islington . Claremont-st., DAN Re 
Campsie. 
3318 | Reverend Alfred Driver a EBS, an do ...| Casino ... ..;|| 103 Carlton Cres-| 29 ,, 
cent, Summer 
) » Hill. 
4261 | Reverend Thomas Richards Coleman nite do ...| Kurri Kurri_...) 14 Morgan-st., | 29 ,, 
; | Islington. 
3126 | Reverend Thomas Alphonsus O’Brien ...| Roman Catholic Church) Tamworth .| Werris Creek ...| 2 Aug. 
(Diocese of Armidale). 
3128 | Reverend Patrick Condon 3 a do ...| Quirindi ,..| Barraba... aes 
3482 | Reverend Patrick Hynes __... sa8 ay do ...| Bingara... ;| Bina vider) vaich 2. +3 
3483 | Reverend Thomas Stephenson eas Mee do ...| Gunnedah ...| Tamworth  ...| 2 55 
3877 | Reverend Lyman O’ Rielly vt sails do ...| Wee Waa ...| Quirindi yan 
3472 | Reverend Thomas Melville Pearce Gerry,| Church of England (Dio-| Ulmarra ...| Byron Bay 6 35 
Th. L. cese of Grafton). 
4528 | Reverend Sydney Archibald Faulkner ...| Presbyterian Church of| Rozelle... | Quirindi a ns ae 
Australia, in the State 
of New South Wales. 














W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


[824] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTHR OULTURE. 


GT is herety notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
i the portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing tho positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdsyn, between 11 and ¥ o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o'clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the dato of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not he granted. 

All ebjections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make o teat haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. , 


RB. B. HARKNESS, 




















Under Secoretary. 
Gror@n’s RIVER. 
, Leagth 
- ; Yerm of 
Ne. _ Applicant. Locality. | Parish. | County. ie ned ore,| ease. 
Acres. 
9841*| Malcolm St. John Lamb,..| At the western end of oyster lease No.| Sutherland..| Cumberland 5s 10 years. 
8,951. (about). 
Yards. 
9855 | William Ridpath Turner,.) At Oyster Bay, fronting lots 26, 26a, and ag. Story, do «| 40 1b , 
27 of By-the- Water Hstate. (about), 








* Application No. 9,841 is subject to the speeial condition relating to Returned Soldiere’ Holdings. 


« 


3958 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave., 1918. 


ts 


[825] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Syduoy, 24th July, 1918, 











2 —<—=» 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 


2 is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the secial conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





























SOHEDULE. 

Registered : Situation and extent of Term 

No. of ae é Ms Cia Name and Address of Lessee. area leased of PH Remarks. 
Papers. ASE CARON. and Plan Cat. No, Lease. Soe 

s 

Fisheries £ sod: 
1918-9706-| 9706 |inferior| Timothy Wray .. ..| Bateman’z Bay ..| Clyde River, frontage 200 yards.| 5years} 115 0 | Undersection 12 (333), ‘‘ Fisheries 

4665. lands, Plan Cat. No. C. 74-68. from (Amendment) Act, 1910 ” 

24-7-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9657-| 9657 Do ..) Samuel Emmett .. ..| Tahmoor, via| Callala Creek, area about 1 acre 2} do ..| 1 8 0 do do 
vy 4666. Picton. roods 10 perches. Plan Cat. Bai 
C. 4-57. 








Sproran Conpiticns, PROVISIONS, NxcEPrTicns, COVENANTS, AND RESHRVATICNS. 


No oysters may be removed from either of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If either lease 


be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to re-determmation of rental during the ninth or any later year for a 
further (third) term of five years. 





(825] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 24th July, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of Oyster Cahture of the land speciiied in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 


The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Depextment, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





























SOHEDULE. 

Registered] 4, +e Situation and extent Term 

No. of 5 Sa rie Name and Address of Lessee. of eaea leased of Mal Remarks, 

Papers. : and Pian Cat. No. | Lease. mengir 
Fisheries. | Sse 
1918-9718-y 9718 |Average| John Edmund King ..| Point Clare ..' Brisbane Water, frontage 310)15 years} 3 2 0 | Under section 12 (83), ‘‘ Fisheries 

4664, lands, yards. Plan Cat. No. B. 54-40.} from (Amendment) Act, 1910” (Fish- 
24-7-18. eries Act, 1902). 





SpecraL Conpirions, Provisions, Exceptions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 
This lease is gr: 


granted subject to the special condition that payment of the rental thereon be deferred over the firat three years 
of the term of the lease, and its payment be proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of the fifteen years term of the 
lease ; and alzo that the lease may not be sold or transferred to aay person other than an approved Returned Soldier. 





[812] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
WENTWoURTH (CURLWAA) IRRIGATION AREA. 
Non-IgeiGatep Honpixe,—Noricy or GRANTING. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Wentworth Irrigation Act and Regulations 
and By-laws made thereunder, a non-irrigated holding of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted to the person 
named in such Schedule for the term and under the conditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations notified in the 
Government Gazztte setting the land apart for selection. 
W. C. GRAHAME, Chairman, ) Commis- 
H. H. DARE, )y  sloners. 





SCHEDULE, 


Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area. 














vy Term of Lease, 
cea Name and Address of Lessee, Approximate | 


Papers. ged | 


Arnual Gazetted for 
| Rental. Selection. 





From— To— 








W.C. & 1.0. "a | a. rp. | £ 8.4. 
1917-11,656} 62 | Francis William Cooke, of Wentworth... 4 210] 9 Aug., 1918) 8 Aug, 1923} 0 16 10 | 11 May, 1917 

















ey 











Se a ee 


9 Aua., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 3959 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands Branch, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 
STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART Vi.—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1918-— 
FIRST NOTIFICATION. 


NEO is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the 
Brands set opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List 
have been applied for, accepted by, or allotted to, such persons; and that if, within two months from this 
the first notification in Government Gazette, no ebjection be made by any other person, on account of hi 
owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby notified, such Brands shall be deemed 
to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be registered accordingly. 


1, The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of 
Brands ; and applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, 
and the postal addresses of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used 
are correctly given, in order that all notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or 
stations, 

2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this 
Department ; and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name 


as well as his address, 
8, T. D. SYMONS, 


Registrar of Brands, 


eee 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ended 
31st March, 1918. 


The letters HC in second column denote that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle. 





























The letter H Ar denotes % Sp Horses only. 
The letter C ~ Fs + me Cattle only. 

The letters CM 7 denote a gs Camels only. 
4 No. of iy i No. ef 
Brand. 3 Name and Address, ret Brand, 3 Name and Address. Appli- 
nm cation. ra) | cation. 

Letters. 
B 
A. 


A.HC|Francis William Hill, Buttabone, |130849 adV...HC|George Ernest Barnes, Hard Times, 1130693 
Warren and Frenchman’s road, | Bulliwa Creek, Narrabri 





| Randwick BAX..jJHC|Thomas James Bax, Euston 130360 
at HClArchibald Angus Anderson, Warre- |130550 bb...] C |(Mrs.) Beatrice peeks Ivy Vale, 130613 
Vv gah Island, Chatsworth Island, Yarra 
Clarence River B 4 HCW et Ue Gr eenwood, Hastings} 17628 
ve 8 d f Eliza 
AGz... C |Alexander McConaghy, Berry 131168 he feh Bown Resa oy 


<47/HC Alfred Luff, Ingleburn. (Transferred; 17668 B } H |Bernard Thaddus O’Mullane, Wee|130631 
from Elizabeth Ann Luff. ) OM Waa 


= , 
a HOC |Alexander Donaldson, Aberdare 131046 Ee. 4 HC/|Barney and Patrick Farley, Upper | 131446 
Extended Colliery, Busenodle PF Rollands Plains, Wilson River, via 














A Pl A El Mart Cc bs 13081 Telegraph Point 
AE AGAN ng Sa eriadtn i 1 4-H ou] Ht [Jolya, Michael, and William Barry, 131297 
A! H |William Trenchard Holloway, Mount|130587 Oakleigh, Hopefield 
ye Pleasant, Kelly’s Plains, (For Cattle 
brand see under A .) r 
al..jJHC heck Gilbert Isaacs, Dobies Bight, |130623 
CAG....HCjErnest Albert Gandern, Barraba 131214 
q4T.jJHC Rebecca Hills, Spring Grove, Crook-}131232 C @ LHC Albion Cameron, Congewai, via Cess-}130634 
m nock 
4M |HC|Alice Maud Owen, Mogo Mogo, 130345] CAY...| C |Timms Bros., Nelyambo Station, T7624 
O Charleyong, via "Braidwood Cobar. (Transferred from Joseph 
oS§...HC/Alexander Stevenson, junior, Willow|131590 Timms. ) 
Mount, Mundooran G) ine : pe 
A} c WVilliaua Trenchard Holloway, Mount|130587 Dh HC'Sarah Elizabeth Cameron, Pokolbin | 13077 
T KH Pleasant, Kelly’s Aas (For horse OEHD...;HC|Conrad Ernest Gerke, Glenoak, 130804 
brand ; Deepwater 
ie aka Te | © |HC |James Halliday, Sandy Flat. (Trans-| 77661 
VY...|HC/Albert Ernest Brothertcn, Bombala.! 17642 HH ferred from Susan Halliday.) 
(Transferred from Albert Ernest CJad..HCIC. Jeffries Britten, Ltd., Wood- T7652 
Brotherton and Wilburn Amos house, Tamworth. (Transferred 
John Yelds). from C. J. Britten.) 











No. 98, 9 Aveust, 1918,—3, 


3960 










a No. of 
8 Name and Address. Appli- 
n cation. 





Richard Dennis Legge, Peak Hill on 


EG 
HC|Albert Luckie, Bundulla, Mun- T7643 
dooran., (Transferred from Mary 
Ann Luckie.) , 
JH CjPatrick. Moore, Jerrabomberra, 131029 
Queanbeyan ~~. 
EH |Charles Norton Smith, Wilcgnaie 130547, 








D 


HC|John William Dodds, 
Bellinger River 


C |jJames Ferguson Heazlett, Gundaroo |131461 


Orama, Upper|131069 


HC|Bridget Dwyer, Seven Mile, Sandy [130747 
Flat ' 

...|HClGeorge Joseph Dwyer, Milo, ( {130604 

Tomingley T6624 


Hi 


H |Ernest-Albert Terry, Echo, Railway-|131528 
street, Cabramatta 








C jErnest Spence Blacka, Breakfast 131086 
Creek, Cobargo 
HC|Ernest Combe, Walker’s Ridge, 131343) 
Alagala, Narromine 
HC|George Edmunds, Hillingston, 131509 
Dumaresq 
HOC|Edward Douglas, Douglas Park, 130585} 
Kootingal 
HC|Nathaniel Martin and Arthur Amos} 1765 
Legge, Nethercote, Eden. (Trans- 
ferred from Edward Peach Legge.) 
/HCjAtgust, Clyde | Newell, Nabiac. T7651 
(lransferred from James Newell. ) 
|HC|fhomas Henry Owen, Nerriga, 131504 
Braidwood ‘ 
C -|Elizabeth Olive Frazer, Dungos 130943} 
HCjEugene Joseph O’Sullivan, Doora-|131096 
lon 
HC |Executors late J. H. Schmidt, Spring-/13163 
field, Walla Walla 
C |Edmund James ‘frueman, Sunshine,|131033} 
Ingleburn 
iH? 
-- HC |Albert Ferdinand Schulz, Elmslie, 130991} 
Jindera 
C |George William Fooks, Kissing Point|130876 
road, Dundas j 
C|Frank William Doherty, Sawyer’s |13163]} 
Gully, Warialda Ge 
HC |Gibson Bros., Caragabal, Grenfell. . | 17615) 





JHC 
HC 


..|H C\James Gallen, Fishery Creek, West 


HC William Richard Gossage, Gulgong. | 





(Transferred from Kxecutors es tate 
late KF. F. Gibson.) 
Florence Lenore Lisle, 

Bellinger Heads 
Wirrialpa Pastoral Company, Ltd., 
Heston, Guy Fawkes, via Kbor. 
(Transferred ‘from Frederiék 
Myers.) 
Frank Robinson, Greenhill), 
. Kempsey 


Urunga, 


via 





Malebo, via Wagga 


G 


Maitland 
C |George Henry Bramble, Bungwahl 
Flat 


C |George Thomas Doland, Howlong- 
road, Albury 


(lransferred from William. Goss- 
age.) 

EC Henry Newham, Westwood, Koora- 
watha, 





GSI... 


H C/George Spencer Irvine, Bonville, 
Coffs Harbour 











131130} 
James Harry Fuller, Warmatta Park.|1311143 


131609} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


Brand. 


[9 Aue., 1938,. 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


Name and Address, 


Stook. 


| 

















G1| C |Christopher and Herbert Lindsay T7648 
V Watson, Numba, via Nowra. 
(Transferred from George H. 
Watson. ) 130808 
4) UV ...| C [George Waller, Cowangarra, via 
Wauchope, Hastings River... 
Ee 
HAU...|\HQ/Herbert Arthur Upton, Teven 131497 
Creek “4 y 
hl-...|HC|Edmund Percy Bailey, Emmaville {131005 
ay HC |Henry Campbell, Spring Gully, 131253 
Q Backwater rel 
fdI } HC \Jetfery Hicks, Byabarra, via Wau- [131099 
x chope ° a 
AY C Herbert Leonard Vere Podmore, 131556 
P Frank and Elizabeth streets, 7 
Wetherill Park 
I 4 
i L HC )Daniel Joseph Brogan, Denning’s- _,|130942 
D lane, Tamworth ; 
a HO Executors estate of late John Beven,|130935: 
td Bevendaie, via Dalton 
I BLAC {Archibald Henry Booth, Mitchell’s ee 
e Island, Manning River / 
a HC John Lettice, Spring Gully, Bunnan 130617. 
2UUL-.-/HC|Alfred Millman, Harfleur- street, 131146 
Deniliquin 
I M...|H@/Alphonsus Fermanagh Patrick 131503 
Mallon, Merricumbene, via 
Araluen 
I b...|HCjAlbert John Taylor, Warkworth, 131468 
via Singleton |’ ae) 
TW... HC Tyy ede Wilson, Bentoks 130780 
\ ay: 
ane HC\|John Antony Connolly, Casino 130978 
JAW..| C |Henrietta Wallace, Comboyue, via |131505 
Kendall 
aBA...| H \John Bell Armstrong, Lake» Victoria|130874- 
Station, Cal Lal 
Ay Bl ELC |David James Bonnington, Woodvale|131544 
J Park, Curban 
J } HC Executors estate of late J. T. Sloman, |131402 
Cs Mt. Pleasant, Dundee 
ab HC |George Herbert Drayton, Belibird {131547 
re HC|John W. Drewe, Wyona, Maules | 131607 
Ww. Creek, Boggabri ; i}. 
A ot HT |James Edward Kennedy, ReE wore 131385 
K Station, Cobar 
PLibCWohn Farrell, Glen Morrison, : ) {180497 
re Walcha _., 7% 
1 )/HC|Joseph Googe, Pine View, Wybong, 131038 
G Muswellbrook 4 
aGA...| CG |James Gray Alexander, Miriam- — |131560 
street, Ryde 
cif .../FfC\|George J ackson, Kia, Ora, Certo tis 130790 
aJL...\HC\Jack Joe Lowe, care Wing Hing 131467 
Long and Co. Tingha 
3'o } Hohn O'Rourke, Ben’ Lomorid 130655 
UM} HC \John Mahony, Tamworth 1130892 
J) H |Helen Pratt, Ellerslie, Harefield. | 17680 
&} (Transferred from John P. Pratt.) 
JSC...| G |James D., Archibald, ,and Margaret 130676 
McCallam, Moonan Flat, via Scone 
UP HC James Samuel Worth, Coolongolook 131366 
WH...|H C|James.T. Doig. Cullenbenbong,. via}, 17610 


at } 
J 
“W:. 












Megalong. (Transferred from James 


Thompson and James T. Doig. 


) 
Ly d JU... |HC|(Miss) Clara A; Murphy, Porter’s 131392 


Retreat 
HCjErnest Loosely 1 Molong Parslow, {31071 
Elmshurst, Molong ; 
HC|J oseph Archer, Lenore, Murga 131522 


|HC|(Mrs.) Elizabeth Jane Ward, Orange | 131479 
Mount, Eulah Creek, Narrabri 


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; M No. of be a rel No. od © 
Brand. 8 Name and Address, _Appli- Brand. 5 : Name and Address. : Appli- 
‘ n cation. a | cation. 
Ke Ri...| H |Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction |131457 
View, Adaminaby 
KB...| H |Timms Brothers, Nelyambo Station,| 77624) RI ch HC REheeE ohh Baran (late late Henry|!30787 
pies ea ht ty from Joseph O Ricketson), Billabong, Marsden’s aio 
toatl imms. R HC\John Joseph and Morgan Berchmans 
KCB it.C catia Beaton, Newton Boyd, (1305944 MO + Redden. C Cooleappa, PEs batabeis erase 
ten Innes RO C |Richard O’Donnell, Slaty Creek, By 
KUHC \lvy C. Knauer, Laura Feodore Knauer,| 17627 o } West Wallsend d 
P Linda Emily Harris-Walker and R 4 HC Roy Russell Weakley, Holmwood,  |130656 
Ebba Louisa Knauer, Clybucca, RW near T'arro 
mee Ahi (Transferred from R ah HC /|Francis Timothy Russell, River View,|130695 
ohn Knauer Ty Adaminab 
kZ...\HC|Anthouy Harold Knauer, Kempsey.../130240 ML/H C|Kdgar Meet Turnbull, Macksville,| T7621 
KR....HC|John Knox Ross, Ardersier, Inverell 130906 =) Nambucca River. (Transferred 
from Jane Turnbull.) 
& ‘ L ka HC/|Robert Wright, Gilroy, via Ashley _. |131606 
LATS JC set eC eee Smiles, Kirithia, |130863 RY...| C |Reginald Faunce Ryrie, Rosemont, 131174 
amwort M ulgrave 
LP HC|James Lindsay Bourne, Pyree, via/131054 RYN...) C |John, Albert Sinclair and Ernest {131037 
cru J, Nowra Andrew Ryan, Yarra, Bibbenluke 
f ~...|H C|Robert H. N. and Donald R. Landale,|130821 
um Lindifferon, Deniliquin 
Le....HC|Christopher John Lynch, Dunoon. | 17623 
(Transferred from John Lynch.) Ss 
ride HC|Denis Stephen Lett, Tellis Dene,/129990 SA 
2 (aD, Galambine, Gulgong t HC'|Sydney Alfred Budge, Marsden 130560 
LTW...| H \Leslie Thomas Wallace Wieland, /|131305 B Halsi Francis. C Gi 130553 
Ponto, Geurie SC..jsH¢ ee hee orey, Gingerra, ) 
VW 8 BY C |Richard Albert. Tickner, Glenloss, | 17625 
T Marulan. (Transferred from 
MOD.) C |fhomas William F. McDonald, /130641 Pee see a A 
“4 TlouerOresk. astern Dorrigo i SKK...\HC Pore Kie, The Yanko, Jeril-|131250 
i “...HC Michael, MeLaren, Eryan’s; Gap, 130939 S1L/HC Be eee eee Strawberry Hills, {131414 
TN W...\HC|Bertie Clayton McWhirter, Morton’s|131425 O Pa eee en 
Creek, Beechwood, Hastings SOG...|CM a ame, Broken Hil North Camel 131600 
River 2 
We P| C \James Benjamin Meppem, Forest|131021 SO4a...| C MeO Rie orcas Amostiela eis 
Vale, Kilgowla 
M HC|Arthur James Gallegos, Marsh-st., |130726 STK../HC) Samuel Tilson Kirkland, Main Aun, 130993 
hic! peal AA Mullumbimby 
i HC Arthur Edmund Pearce, Liddell 131375 





hy N 
N } H John, Albert S. and Ernest A. Ryan,|131037 


m Yarra, Bibbenluke 
N4....HC/Arthur Lincoln Wilson, Ferndale,| 1766 T 
Wile} (Transferred. from Noble Tet HCG/Thomas Arthur Brown, Collarenebri {131421 


* N28... |HCIT. J. Williams, Liangothlin. (Trans- T7670 
ferred from J. C. Robbie.) 





LE.../H C|Henry Herbert Egan, Bredbo 130598 
Je. ...;HG/Thomas Edward Gammon, Morundah|130969 
JT LHC|Harold ‘Clement Higgins, Canowin-| 17612 

H dra. (Transferred from Thoinay 





O 


| Higgins.) 
H |Edmund Barnett, Baden Park, [130671 TJ } HC|Heury James, Gunnedah. (Trans- T7631 
} Cobar : y n zal NG iat ite Stee James, ) bkooi0 
“17 : T.I.../HC/Thomas Mulvihill, Tumut 13091 
ss HC Hobe tien Prange, doesn 1/276 tm..|HCJoseph John Mainey, Turner’s Flat,|131474 


Upper Macleay River 

HS ....HC|Mary McCafferty, Belmore River. 
(Transferred from Hugh McGaf- 
ferty.) 

TSK....HC Thoms McKinnon, Dunoon, Rich- 

‘ mond River 


L H |Olando John Mortimore, Killar-|131470 
ney Station, Narrabri 

} HCiJames Lawrence Ryan, Munroe, '130843 
Cootamundra 

EL Gy Marae et O’Brien, Lost River, Crook-|130405 














well E#L/HC|Mary Bond Worboys, Castle Moun-}131209 
Pp A tain, Quirindi 
7 X....\HC|/Walter York, Castlereagh-street, {131020 
Pa....HC/|Peter Accola, Jerilderie 130736 Singleton 
WO...) H |Clement Patrick Taylor, Cooranbong| 130675 
> HC/Peter Christensen, Wilson’s Down- |131284 
1) fall | U 
H-. |HC|Martin Rowen, Scott’s Flat Deed 
Ay sashy Executors of estate of late Freder-|131595 UC...HC tee naa pear roves As alae’ 
y ink sin gustus Patbury, Satun Scone N0.../HC|Robert. Leckie, Mount Manara . 1130460 
Station, Ivanhoe 
' Ei 
“ RBBH....HG|Annie Byrne, Tubbamurra, via 131043 f 
Llangothlin V 
AD../BC Roderick Coombes, Bolivia 130815 f 
WD....HC|Robert Joseph Dunn, Currajong, via) 17660 VM C |Victor Manning Gill, Jones Island,|]31320 
Wagga Wagga. (Transferred from G 1 Manning River 
| Henry Oliver Heath and Robert J. VLHC George Venables, Tocumwal. T7636 
; Dunn.) m (Transferred fron John Venables.) 
. R®D...HC|Alfred Thomas Chapman Dunn, 131338 &U...|.C Sarah Jane Turnbull, Woodhall, {130603 
ae ' < Ellerslie, Condobolin 





‘Euroka, Manning River 
































3962 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. {9 Ave., 1918, 
ad No. of ad No. of 
Brand, 8 Name and Address. Appli- | Brand, 8 Name and Address. Appli- 
a cation. n cation, 
eee eS | Nhe ee (Mi Sal ts pk lee 
| 
iy | 
&...| H |Henrietta Wallace, Comboyne, via |1381505) BCLHC George Chalker, Guineacor Station, {131473 
Kendall By Wombeyan Caves 
WW V-...,.HCjStanley Harris Webb, Kangaloon 1380543 Be HC|Alfred William Floyd, Rose Dale, 131045 
WLIHC/|Mary Ann Bailey, Upper McDonald, 131610 83 Bumberry 
td via St. Albans eh, ; C 
WB1(HC (Charles and Millicent Marshall Black, 131413) 5 S|C|Mary Tyrrell, Cobargo 131154 
A Ayrdale, Wolumla 
D ...\AC|William Dwight, Urunga 131450 
W2 Vic William Edward Craft, Cooranbong |130989 G 
WH L|HC|Tom Milton Mann, Dunkeld, Cub-) 17666 G4...|H O|Geoffrey Innis Williams, Barraba 130570 
WwW baroo. (Transferred from William 3'71|HC Garland George Morrison, Smith’s {131110 
Ernest White.) | G Creek, Upper Copmanhnurst 
WEN....HC/|Walter Frederick Nepean, Balmoral/130592 GAlL| H |James George Alexander Hogbin, 130669 
Dairy, Tamworth 4 Glen Innes. 
wh C |George Gover Webb, Port Macquarie131333 = 
eee HC|Hester Birch, Springwood, Porter’s { 131363 
a Retreat T7659 HALIHC|William Henry Collins, Glen Doon, [131145 
WaN...| C |Walter John Newbon, Boggabri 130927 4a Cassilis 
WdJIY...| CG |Wilburn Amos John Yelds, Delrill, {181034 
Bombala 
we HC\|Ellen King, Mount View, Cessnock /130972 J 
VW &...;HC|John Moore, Dry Plain, Cooma 131493, S®S...\HC|John Roy, senior, P.O., Currawarna {131346 
Wx C ‘Leslie Tulen Wilson, Hampton, via {130751 ah sh HC,John William Chapman, Greenhill {131565 
sj Mount Victoria 5 P.O., Macleay River 
By-. C {Charles Dunshea, Araluen. (Trans- | 17620 3 C |John Thomas James Green, Glen 131167 
ferred from W. Wisby.) | JG a 
J ie H [Archibald Donald, James Douglas, T7639 
8) and Margaret} McCallum, Moonan 
Exe . Flat, via Scone. (Transferred from 
James Douglas McCallum.) 
x E.C|Clarence William Marsh, Palmer’s T7647 3 } HC|William John Payne, Dignam’s 131051 
Island. (Transferred from Albert LP Creek, Cobargo 
Marsh.) 
Se} H |Alice Cooper, Balo-street, Moree 131024 x 
yo KLIHC|Executors Estate of late Michael 130803 
s O’Keefe, Cleveland Valley, St. 
a b Vat: a Leonards Creek, Walcha 
J ID..JHC)W. A. Wilde, Rockdale, Bellata. 17654 KP L/HQ|Richard Kenneth Pocock, West 131382 


(Transferred from G, T. V. Wilde.) 7 Hay 


ls 
Letters and Numerals. ae HC |Laurence Augustus Bourke, Wolumla!130826 


A 
AL. j/HC|Exectrs. and Executrix late Andrew {130878 


M 


Easterman, Roseneath, Watson’s WL |HC|James Burt, Mittagong. (Trans- 77619 
Creek, via Bendemeer S ferred from William Salmon.) 
AN © |Agnes Nungesser, Seven Hills 3057s) EP bc Harold M‘Gregor, Warialda 131156 
ART! C |Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction [131457 ME CS ear ee ai ae 
2, View, Adaminaby 3 Grafton 
AS VTJHC|William Ringland, Quaama, via T7675 
Va Bega. (Transferred from Abraham 


Shipton.) O 








5 C {Alfred William Way, R d, 8 . 
Awt Beechwood, Hastings Risks ne et HOC|John Robert and Frederiek Augustus}131508 
eS Oeding, Corowa 
B 
its 
2b! Ht [Benjamin Meyer gindi. |1: 
BM H |Benjamin Meyers, poe. eed 130708 PB} HCl Hobert Patrick Brouvan; Sitent 131106 
mLe4... HC caer Locke, Yalgogrin 131265 a Dale, Mundooran 
or 
fo} : R 
; Claude Cost k i y, gf SRS...|.AC|William F. Rock, Tenterfield 131193 
CB} HC Glen a wyck Burton, Langlands, |131089 SEL IHC|Thomas William Edward Aubrey 131360 
ee Seaman, Hadley 
ea HC|James Henry Johns, Bodangora. T7656 
D 4 eas hae iy mite from 131334 
‘ obert Lindsay. 
rod HC pokes Edward Lyons, Belanglo, 131115 i 
errima 
D Do} HC|Donald William Cameron, 130065 Ss 
a Glenarden, Millie. (Horse T7650 
brand, transferred from Donald % CM|Said New Mahomed, Camel Camp, {130599 
Cameron.) SM North Broken Hill : 
DS1/HC\Jobn Alfred Joseph Sprouster, Pen-/131371 S_1|HC|Menna Jones, Forest Field, 131454 
a darius, Killong Butta, via Bathurst 8 Tamworth 





9 Ava, 1918. 





mR 


Fl 


J 








No, of 
Name and Address, Appli- 
cation. 
wi 
3 H |Thomas John Ward, Park-street, 130673 
Millthorpe 
Jd yi HC |Charles Tudgey, Karoora, 131500 
Gunnedah 
yer HC/Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shiels; Mrs.| 17632 
Cc 
VCc4...| C 


a HC 





Me HC 

a HC 
8 

EP} HC 
2 


zy 





Elisha Chalker; Charles Wester- 
man; Mrs. Agnes EH. Chalker ; 
Mrs. Dellar J. Crawford; Mrs. 
Selina Ellen Jeffery, Bobeyan, 
Cooma. (Transferred from Thomas 
Westerman. ) 


a 


Rocklands Station Proprietary, Ltd.,|/13089 
Clifton Downs Station, Yantabulla, 

Louis Augustus Varidel, Margaret-|131553 
street, Campsie 





Herbert Edwin Baines, Cedar Party 


Creek, Manning River 
William Charles Davis, Toro, /|130556 
Mulgoa-road, via Liverpool 126817 


Catherine Mary Patterson, Linfern, 
Blayney 


x 


Ernest James Staff, Dunoon, 
Richmond River 





rz h| ec 


a 


pet 


Thomas Hennessy, Bulahdelah 131288 


Z 


Alexander M ‘Kenzie, Heather Heath, 
Hobby’s Yards 


130520 


Conjoined Letters. 
A. 


Albert James Puckeridge, Forster, 
Cape Hawke 

Alfred Henry Murray Cornell, 
Boree Creek 

Aubrey Thomas Browne, 129 Louth 
Park road, West Maitland 

Alfred Henry Wallis, Missabotti, via]l131466 


130847 





131044 





131459 








Bowraville 
Audrey Kathleen Watson, Trevail 130564 
Farm, Condobolin 
Bo 
..|HC John James Russell, Barrabooka, 130975 
Tanja 
H 
. {H@'Fleming and McGrath, Mathoura —‘130422 
..|H C\Frederick Samuel Scott, Happy 130600 
Valley, Uarbry-road, Gulgong 
.|HC|Francis Alfred Sargeant, Kuroka, 131445 
Listers’ Crescent, Drummoyne 
. (HC /Thomas Frost Tassel, Hay 130928 
J 
.. |H ¢ |James Brady, Currabubula 121430 
131619 
..|HC|Joseph Laurence Baldwin, Dorrigo {130833 





HOC|Eric David Lloyd Jones, Lydholme, {131182 


Bundanoon 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 


























3963 
EAS aaa RNS ea Dl Wate aa) 
ad No. of 
Brand. 3 Name and Address, Appli- 
nm cation. 
dG...|HC John William Gray, Wee Waa, T7622 
(Transferred from John Gray.) 
...| CG |Robert Fell, Riverstone. (Trans- T7671 
ferred from John Colin Hunt.) 
iM” (e: ae on Mellor, Derribong-street,!131449 
| eak Hi 
Mc ..., HC |Joseph Martin Delaney, Wellin- 181510 
grove 
...| A John Francis Nicholas, The 130940 
JE Exchange, Walgett 
... |HC|Augustus Duncan McCalman, 17649 
rb Curraburrama, near Young. 
(Transferred from John 
McCalman, ) 
M 
TC: HC |Matthew Philip Connor, Cross 130771 
| Roads, Sutton Forest 
i 
G...,AC|William Frauenfelder, Thurgoona. T7617 
(Transferred from Philip 
Frauenfelder. ) 
VE: HC|Albert Thomas Meppem, Moema, __/|129946 
Kdgeroi Siding 
AR....HC David Percival Rust, Purfleet, 131128 
aree 
5 a 
SS ...| Ht |The State Stores, Ltd,, Gurwood-st, ,/131546 
Wagga 
vil 
EK. HC cee Erospel Trebeck, Bourimbla, 131295 
uda 
Py. C |Thomas Maloney, Walla Walla 131324 
WwW 
W/....HC |George William Heriot, Mathoura 130701 
pa 
Yi .. | C|Annie May Lindsay Hynes, Victoria-/j 3077 
\ street, Grafton 
Conjoined Letters and Letters. | 
A 
A AG.IEC Albert Arthur Leach, Sedgemore, _ 131488 
Jumungerie 
SU M...\HC Alexander Christopher Mortimer, 131569 
Doncaster-street, Flemington pe 
Atmm...| @ |Albert Emanuel Francis, Hampton {131079 
street, Croydon Park ie 
AG ...|JHC\Adam Ernest Rankin, Bangalow, 131203 
Richmond River 2 
ALG..JHC mae ag: Griffis, Dry Creek,|129718 
<rambach 
AIW...| H |Albert Henry Wright, Canberra and 130626 
Rainbow-streets, ~ Randwick 
Hs... HC waar is Backwell, Junction-rd. , 131259 
eakhurst 
ALD. Cc ge Joshua Douglass, Upper ‘131567 
olo 
We HC gh naar James Gosper, Bocobra, vente 
eranburn 
..jHC|Alfred James Lister, Gregadoo Park, 131090 
via Wagga Wagga 
fen M....HC Allan John May, Jackadgery, via 1130557 
Copmanhurst 
...E. C)Thomas Akers, Federal, Richmond 131313 
River 
“7 HC eee iat beet Taylor, Rodborough, | 131638 
algowlah 
JT... Lie Ann Rachel Thornton, Glencoe, 130759 
Narrabri West : 
o | 
9D HH....HC Charles H. Hill, Buckargingah, Henty!130554 
CB...| C |Charles Joseph "Blythe, Loloma, 1310380 
North Dorrigo 
C .M...JHC Conrad Sem Miller, Quambone 131403 


| 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 98. 





Brand. q Name and Address, | 
mM 
CHN....HC\Charles Robert Newton, Bowman 
River, Gloucester 
C $P....| C |Charles Ritchie Philip, Taylor’s 
Arm, Nambucca River 
C'R...|HCjCarl Theodor Gustave Rissmann, 
Woodbine, Baradine 
CxS ...JHC|Charles Gore Bishop, Claremont, 
Brucedale, via Wagga Wagga 
D 
CE T...;,H#C/Darcy Edwin Trevanion, Henton, 
Bombala 
Ci, O...|,HC/Michael James Flood, Duri 
BH 
BE Hf...|H C|Edward Henry Elks, Rockwood, 
Uralla 
...| © |Edgar Harold Jessup, Regentville, 
Ez % Penrith 2 7 
to H....H C\Ellen Alice Jane Hamilton, Carring- 
ton Brook, Armidale 
a} C |Edward Charles Lambert, Sunnyside, 
T Tinonee 
tH W...,H C!Edwin Paul Walsh, Breeza 
fe P...| H |Ernest Richard Pfeiffer, Turrawan 
tHe W...|H C|Kdward Russell White, Tea Gardens, 
Port Stephens 
aH} 
A QO...| C |Frederick Albert Osland, Brunker- 
ville 
....HC|Francis James Branch, 21 Barton- 
avenue, Haberfield & Fern Grove, 
Rydal 
TE.JAC Roe Leo Egan, Gulgong 
‘Le...| C |Frederick Lewis Stacy, Walla Walla, |1: 
Bundanoon 
OR, S...\H#C|John William and Francis Ronald 
Spinks, George-street, Singleton. 
(Transferred from Francis Ronald 
Spinks.) 
G 
GA... Gustina Ann Hand, Pine avenue, 
Brookvale 
pi C...,HC|Guy Harold Cowdery, Wauchope 
GHM...;,H C|George Herbert Mohr, Bull Oak 
Farm, Grong Grong 
nS 
FER...\HC|Henry Ernest Rumble, Crookwell 
FG B.../HC|Herbert Ernest George Bell, Dark 
Hilibow, Little Plain 
FH D...,HC/|Henry Horace Day, Botar’s Creek, 
Kendall 
HK.../,HC|Hugh John Kirkland, Booyong 
HL P...| C |Harry Laban Pauling, Railway 
Station, Griffiths 
HG W...|HC | Harriett Louisa Wardman, Green- 
' grove, Rawsonville 
HM R.../H C|Henry Milverton Richards, Coramba 
HR .../HC|Kenneth Calderwood Harper, 
Freshwater, Booligal 
H $. aye = & 8, Harry Sidney Leonard, Darnley 
Chase 




















L 


. |HC|lra Ambrose McDonald, Linden, 


Crookwell 


J 


C |James Ambrose Jones, Netherton, 
Crabhe’s Creek 


..|HC|John Alexander Ryrie, Bibbijibbery, 


Warren 


...|H C|John Berchmans Morrissey, Willow 


Vale, Teridgerie, via Coonamble 
C |John Edward “Brodbeck, Upper 
Horton 








No. of 

Appli- Brand. 
cation. 
131196 eHeC 
13109 HE 
130548 aL 


Our 
HC 


130099) Yay, 
131623} oe 
| eke. 
131251), Se 
131608). > 6. 
sie ps 
: T 
131439] 
eA 
13148q| “Eta 
131163) “EtG. 
RL. 
131298 
130745 Jal 
77633) “WC. 
ws. 
a 
131028 LD. 
13150 
131574, ML P. 
Ms. 
.RD. 
iRK.. 
130937 
131186 
181440) ang. 
130986 
isiexof MB. 
131015] SUL ML... 
131220 
131095 
131202 g 
GW 
13114 
RA .. 
5G G.. 
131434 nes” 
130861 
131152 
S wv. 
131264 §S'P. 








HC 


Stock. 





Name and Address, 


———— 


...|HC|John Edward Chaplin, Eulandool, 


Condobolin 


...\H C|John Edward Freund, 


Newtown Park, Urape 


..{HC|John Edward Little, Green Hills, 


Berrigan 


..,H C|Jobn Gebs and Ernest Dumermuth, 


Kalang, Bellingen 
C |Joseph Gillis Simpson, Emay, King’s 
Way, Cronulla 


...|HC|John Henry Hitchen, Gilgandra 
...HC|James Horan, Grose Vale, via Rich- 


mond 


. |HC|Jobn Joseph Byrnes, Tralee, Traill- 


street, Wagga 


..|H Q|James Bligh Johnston, junior, 


Portland Head Farm: Windsor 


.\AL C|Joseph James Nolan, Walgett 
. HA C|John Joseph Willett, Lower South 


Arm, Bellinger River 


..|H#C|James Lock, Dunoon 
..|HQ|John Pearson Eckford, Te Whare, 


Bellata 
Perey Oliver Jeffery, Skillion Flat, 





./HC 


Upper Macleay Kiver 

C |James Percy Sirl, Bega-street, Bega 
C |Guthrie Chalmers Patterson and Jobn 
Coleridge Patterson, Brisbane-st., 


Tamworth 

..|HC|James Richard Archer, Toll-bar, 
Upper Burragorang 

../ 8 C@/John Reginald Anderson, Bucki, 
Henty 

../H C|Rupert Garvin Johnston, Spring Hill, 
Windsor 

..{H G|John Radcliffe Lyon, Boonoo, 


Ellenborough, Hastings River 


.| H |John Thomas Lane, Murtee, Wil- 
j eannla 
C |John William Cullen, Foxground, via 
Gerringong 
C |James William Smith, ty ay 8 
Siding 
‘Ps 
...HC|Louis Albert Poole, Victoria Creek, 


Corunna, via Bodalla 

C |Lionel George Hardy, Tuncurry 

Lionel James Curry, Drake 

C |Lilly May Phipps, Albury-road, 
Wagga Wagga 

Lewis Montague Stratford, Manilla 

Leslie Richard Dyce, Tillygreig, 
Gundaroo 

Leslie Raymond Kesby. .Turner’s 
Flat, Upper Macleay River 


DM 


C |Matilda Ethel Simpson, Duncan’s 
Creek, Woolomin, via Tamworth 

Michael Joseph Beirne, Murwillum- 
bah, Tweed River 

C |Miss Mary Adelaide McLennan, 

Laurieton 





2 


Patience Ellen Atkinson, Griffith’s 
Flat, Lambton, Newcastle 

Patrick Joseph O’Connor, Nyrang 
Creek, Canowindra 

Phillip John and Albert Clyde 
Wells, Contael, Warialda 


R 


Archibald and Robert Fraser, 
Eualdrie, near Grenfell 

C |Robert John Garrett, Deer Vale 

Robert Talbot Smyth, Aurville, 
Murrumburrah 


Ss 
Sylvester George Rodd, Tarcutita 


HC 











C|Sidney Theodore Perrin, Crunagh, 
‘| Henty 





[9 Ave., 1918. 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation, 





131272 
130820 
131495 


131184 
131035 
131261 
131147 
131575 
131439 


131277 
131497 


130931 
131555 


131198 

131077 
131226 
131423 
131572 
131438 
131137 


(|130376 


130681 
130884 


131480 
131159 
130590 
130707 


131486 
131591 


131621 


130644 
130758 
131396 


131367 
131075 
131083 


130879 


130700 
131527 


131397 
130723 


9 Ava, 1918.] 






VTV. 


DE} C Albert Henry Ehlefeldt, Burringbar 


ES, HC |Alice Harley, Bobadah 


_— 


sees CASACAE? 


}.--|E C/Thomas Arbor Squelch, Binna Burra 
y_ |HC|\Thomas Charles Munday, ‘‘ Rock 


“Name and Address. 


T 


Dale,” Sandy Hollow, via Denman 


C |Timothy Coffey, Snowball, 


Krawarree 


C |Thomas Daniel Shepherd, South 


Sydney Dairy, O’Riordan-street, 
Alexandria 


..|{H C|Thomas Joseph Moore, ‘‘ Grasmere,” 


Gladstone 





131205 
130932 


130782 
131245 


130968 





..: 1H C|Thomas McCawley, Quandary, Temora 


me we WH - 2 md 
_a Q 


im - 
A= @ 


ERE ET, AEE | eet | ey 


slic 
Lie 


HC 


HC 


WW 


William Aicastue Cleary, ‘‘ Mary- 
\-vale,”’{Matcham, via Gosford 
William Henry and Albert Alexander 
Gill, Jones Island, Manning River 
William Alvin Smith, Dorrigo 


gum, Tweed River 
William Francis Andrews, Mulbring) 
William George Burge, Cow Flat 
William George Henderson, 
Nethercote, Eden 
William Henry Dyer, Moorefield- 
road, Canterbury 
William Henry Heurnden, Coolah 





William Henry Justice, Woomar- 
gama .. 


William James Ison, Delroy, Dubbo 


William John Parker, Taylor-street, 
Glen Innes 


brook, via Dorrigo 
William Percy Wagg, ‘ 
Karne-street, Peakhurst 





Conjoined Letters and Signs. 
A. 


August G. Anderson, Braemar, 
Casino 


Albert Edward Barron, Bolong, 
Nowra 


Alexa Butler, Broke 
Alfred Brooking, Canbelego 
Amy Bailey, Ulmarra 


Amy Burke, Avondale, Tamworth 


Archie Louis Dobbie, Hilton Park, 
Rydal 





anand Ambrose Allen, Dural 


Arthur Edwin Earea, Nimbin, 
Richmond River 


{ 


Albert Alpheus Langdon, Pinecliff 


Andrew McAlpin, Kyogle 


( , aa | 
4 ey 4 C|Alexander Melville. Wyee, and 





Liandilo avenue, Strathfield 


y/A.G. Phillips « Co. (Alfred George 


Phillips and George Maiden), War- 
rinilla, Inverell 


Aubrey Edgar Williams, Osterted, 
via Raymond Terrace 


Wallace Campbell Watkins, Tumbul-, 


130796 


130868 


131056 
131517 


131616 





William Thomas Nutt, Elouera, Fern- 
‘The Pines,” 


\130750 
)130888 


130930 


131583 
131164 


130777 
131615 


131531 





130980 


131260 
130823 
131047 
131032 
130680 


151082 


130962 
150800 
130898 


130981 
130740 

99545 
131234 
131223 
131169 
131465 


130715 





Arthur George Webster, Deep Creek, 
Casino 


1381548 


131036], 


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Name and Address. ! 











Bue HC| William Concemore Boorman, Newry-|131210 
~~ bar, Richmond River 
a } HC|Benjamin Lowndes, ‘‘ Dallington,” {131189 
ALA Onslow-street, Granville 
D 
DG} HC|Duke Gardner, Garden Vale, 130857 
Trundle © 
fy 
CK L|HC|Amos Miller Davies, Kalimna, 131442 
Curlewis 
ca, } HC David John Lynn, Riverview, Casino|131577 
YA} HC |David Wright, Wyrallah, Richmond|131275 
| River, N.S. W. 
ac} 
A) ...|H C\Eardley Beckersteth Hawkins 131350 
Ashley, Farm 363, Leeton 
it C |Matilda ‘Squire, Bega. (Transferred|. 17676 
we : from Eliza Cowan.) 
Viv} HC|Ellen Hayden, Wooroowoolgen, 130741 
[ Casino 
eas HC|Edward Eugene Hirst, ‘‘ Spring- 130728 
e mead,” Ingleburn (126488 
RAS HC Emily Love, Camira Creek 130872 
ww~N Hc /Ernest Andrew McClelland, Lillian 131491 
a Rock, via Nimbin 
»P } c |Ernest Provost, Taylor’s Arm, 131241 
SY Macksville, Nambucca River 
SW VC \Eva Sophia Waghorn, Rifle Range, | |130899 
VIV Lismore 
acy 
aD) HC|Frederick Duncan, Railway P.O., . |180727 
cr Myrtle Creek 
AY L HG|frank Foxover, Commercial-rdad,: -|131374 
cy South Grafton 
©. Lltrg| William John Frizell, Spencer's 130593 
VIV Gully, Inverell 
‘- .Q |Francis Ffrench, Harold’s Cross, 131566 
Loon Ballalaba 
a HC /|Fred. Grant, junior, Clyde-road, 131213 
ALA J | Braidwood 
Kl bac Frederick Hopkins, Casino 131073 
et C |Frances Maud King, Kingslea, Point|131001 
Clare 
VIN} HC|Francis Darwin Lance, Carrana, 130635 
L Coonamble 
ALA Frederick Joseph Lambkin, New 131136 
HC 
ce Treugh, Whittingham 
‘iL HC/|Frank Lansley, ‘‘ Vernon,” Trafal- |131543 
VIV gar-street, Peakhurst 
eal C |Frances Eva Peck, Macquarie Fields,|131258 
near Ingleburn 
WV Liga ie rederick Webber, Maclean 131230 
G 
at HQ|George Horne, junior, Fairview, 131091 
Taralga 
EL 
ct HC|Harold James Bell, Emmaville 130811 
J LH C|Henry James Ellem, Whiteman 131014 
HS Creek ; 
/ \ UHCG|Percy Horace Forster, Oura-road, 131561 
Ee } ) Wagga 
wv LIHC William furley Goodwin, Bundgeam, 131315 
FG ba Terrace Oreek, via Kyogle 
bry } HC/|Henry Harvey, Ulamambri, Coona- 4130226 
WTY barabran 
HI h HOC|Herbert Clement Limberg, West- 131279 
a holme, Inverell 























3966 
ad No. of 4 
Brand. Fa FS Name and Addregs. Appli- Brand. 
~ A, cation. 
AS 1,|H C|Herbert George Manuel, Boonah, 131283 fs ANS HO 
sin pper Orara : 
©.9 1 /HClHenry John Stark Wilkinson, Gol { 131469 zi C 
HY Gol, Mildura 113445 
J 
Cc 
ofa HC|James Aitken, Baldry 130789 a} 
iNJ 
ef L|HC|Alfred Thomas Johnston, Alstonville,|131545 4 
LIN via Lismore 
Li 
é HC|Alfred John Janson, Binalong 2 
VIVize John Janson, Binal 131807 JP . HC 
of HC|John Atkinson, Vegetable Creek Tir!131303 
fs Mine, Emmaville Rilo 
Maiy HC Joseph Alexander Armstrong, 130403 a ™~ 
Bexhill 
MNIAS eG Joseph Emest Baker, Coutt’s 130630 ‘a HC 
Crossing Cc 
B So 
Ww HC Jane Eva Ballard, North Dorrigo [130597 ae 
“ea 1| © [John Samuel Brookes, « Hatherlow,”|130929 eW 
ES) iP Gloucester-road, Hurstville os ad Nah 
_Q 1|HC John Bell Stinson, Gilgandra { 131550 ie HO 
ee } 
ep} HC|John Martin Berick, ‘‘ Westwood,” |13091]} voy TY HC 
Wyalong KY} 
Ime 1 HC 
eR HC/|John Banks, ‘‘ Pine Grove,’’ Humula/1309081 JUS 
a} 
a} C |Edmund Jowett, Eulorel Station, 131136 igh G 
el Angledool 
h- iV 
Pwr LHC 
el HC/John Bourke, Grong Grong 131424 a HG 
eh HC/James Barclay, Cargo 131519} Rear C 
ALA. me C 
aT C |John Carpenter Tickner, Horse Park,|130865; cK 
ined Gininderra : VL } HC 
ea) -+-...|A C|John Patrick Dean, Mountain Glen, 130990} N\L/ 
Bogan Gate. Viv} HC 
Sp) --...) @ |John Daintry Cross, Stewart’s River |131377} att 
Lic 
yy) HC John Dunne, Tibbereena Block, 130869) ra 
ALA Narrabri West s, HC 
effj*..., HC |Joseph Ellis, Stannifer. (Trans- T7626! rey | 
NOY ferred from Jane Ellis.) 
if } C |Joshua James Gillard, Mount Druitt 131045) Bt Cc 
eF (HC |Francis James Wright, Old Hill. [130607]  ““ 
ALAS grove, via Armidale 
CG. HC|James Gerethy, North Rocks road, 131307} aa) 
VIV Carlingford f Pe IVS. } HC 
cry HC ween Hilton, Spring Gully, 131268} 4 at HC 
arcutta 
ALA Mo LHC 
ms LHC ee Gordon Mobbs, Nyrang Creek, |131359} “vs HO 
Jv anowindra 
rd C |Edvard John Kerr, Baugus Island, 131100} (Vet 
A, } Tumblong WK tL c= 
Ame HC John Joseph Vincent Kennedy, 130870} io 
Ke Whiteman Creek vrys Hc 
He } HC/John Kennedy, Nerriga 131229) 
aK } HC|John Kirby, Megalong, Katoomba 131340; AR 
aR) HC 
wavy HC|James Joseph Lynch, jun., Abbott- (130871) ‘~ 
At street, South Grafton La D 
65 HC|Arthur Samuel Bartlett, Mount T7657) ALA HC 
LJ pear Pition, near Milparinka. an} HC 
(Transferred from Arthur Samuel 
Bartlett and Peter McDonald ' 
eq, Morrison. ) io HC 
AiA> C John Ledger, Queanbeyan 1315293 
Add 
Fi bec [Jon Harold Lee, Allendale, isis4s] SMT PAS 
Savernake 
bic Josiah Mudford, Johnstone-road, 181530 
pper Bankstown 
fr Cc masini 2 McCrossin, Wands-  /|130561 SBL'HC 
VTV ies de Ads 
i } H |John Manning, Yarrabandai 130829! RAT 





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[9 Ava., 1918, 























Name and Address, 





John Miller, Quirindi 131208 


Jane Mulhall, Railway-street, Rooty|131552 
Hill 








Joseph McAllister, Tweed Heads ped 
John Walter Muir, Erina, via 190566 
Gosford - FF 
John Parker, care of R. L. Leslie, {131300 
Tallabung, Forbes 
Raymond William Jurd, Bundarra {131120 
Raymond Wallwork Jay, Ulmarra {131218 
John Henry Walton, South Casino {131531 
James Wilson, Cavendish-street, 130627 
Concord West 
John James Walpole, Ettrick, via {130465 
Kyogle 
James Wallace, Glenfield 1130774 
John Waite, Bridge Hotel, Warren {131076 
James William Lowe, Fawcett’s 130887 
Plain, Kyogle 
Lh 
Louisa Cox, Marengo, Hernani 130840 
Lucinda E. Watson, Ferndale, 131329 
Casino 
Leslie Harrison, Limestone, Ingle- 1130917 
dow, via Bungendore 
Lucy Adeline Kellett, Tyagarah 131085 
Thomas L. Kelly, Grenfell-road, 131613 
Forbes 
Louisa Roser, Goonoo Goonoo road, |130406 
Tamworth 
Edward Lindsay Risk, Eltham, 130901 
Richmond River 
Lyall Robson, Coraki 131158 
Sydney Ernest Lee, Avenall, 131011 
Wanganella 
Leslie Skinner, Murwillumbah and 131516 
Dulgingan 
M 
Morcom and Barber, Barryrenie, 130914 
Cowra 
Mark Hillier, Temoraville, Jerrawa |131525 
John Henry Mansfield, Little Plain, |13077 
Adaminaby 
Executors late William Henry 13122 
Fletcher, Kaleno Station, Cobar 
Mazeppa Khan, Gurley Siding 131376 
Mary Phair, Wongarbon 131197 
ime 
Peter Brown, Nimbin 131162 
David Parker, Holbrook 130827 
Peter Neilsen, Parkes Dale, 131311 


Gilgandra 
Thos, Charles Pethers, Boomi Creek,}130610 
Woodenbong 


George Pile and Dudley Westgarth, {131393 
Caringa, near Koorawatha 


R 


Richard Blanch, Raymond Terrace |131222 


Robert Bushby, Laurieton 131243 





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a No. of ha | No. of 
Brand.” | § Name and Address. Appli- Brand, § | Name and Address, Appli- 
n cation, 7) cation. 
: Bharti a tome epee I WS 
SO} HC Robert Davis, Ardlethan 131612 Letters and Signs Conjoined. 
er HC Robert McNeall, Metz, via Armidale |131084 B 
SR Rene Ellen R Ul T Il 1130582 —B ..... C !Andrew Duncan Macdonald, Doo- T7618 
viv ae aah eh paver’ roombah, Tooraweenah. ‘(Trans- 
be Ss ferred from John Lawrence 
Aus Brown.) 
John Smallman, Eumungeri 131246 
Pr a hae a J] ..|HCiLucy Burn, Wilson’s Downfall 131107 
At 
E81 /H#c ire sepa Brad trend, Big {181535 aw) 
Ap rea RoR aeaaore erate? ea H Edward Thomas Hanrahan, The 130499 
©)... HC/Thomas Patrick Britton, Brendon- /|13112 Rising Sun, Triangle Flat 
ville, Yallah 








C |Thomas Edward Toms, Shannon- 131270 
brook, Casino 


HC |Thomas Fahey, jun., Hernani 130765 


M 


..|HC George and Aubrey Moore, Glendon |131499 


ingl 
HC(|William Henry Taylor, Coolibah, 131830 Brook, Singleton 


yy 





..|HC Sarah Agnes Meurant, Avondale, via/130584 
Fladbury Yetman 
HC'!Thomas Hicks, Fosterton, via 131464) 
Dungog J nl 
130711 
HC/|Thomas Edward Jarrett, Cedar ..|HC|Leoni Angelo Tornaghi, Warra- 131041 
Grove, Kangaroo Valley gunyah, Douglas Park 
HC|Thomas Guthrie Lang, Queens- 131456 


borough, Coolah 
HC/Thomas Phillips, Arlington, Wee 127844 


Waa and Well Station, Boggabri Conjoined Letters with Signs 


HC|Percival Stapleton Thomson, Noola, |130825 Conjoined. 
Tareena fe HC /|Frank Hooke, Crooks’ Park, 130392 
..|{C|Thomas Forrest Ross, ‘‘ Ulupna,” [13058 Dungog 131460 
Inverell Te HC Robert Duckworth, Thorn Hill, 1130510 
HC/Thomas William Rule, Ulallie, 13144) Mooby, Scone 
Bendemeer 








HC|William Frederick Stokes, Rocky 131476 
Range, Tombong 


HC|Thomas Wightman, ‘‘ Cooma,” 131624 
Narrabri 


Numerals and Letters Con- 
joined, and Signs. 


(HCjArthur Missen, Forest Farm, 131478 


Va nit Bendemeer 
Os 


HC|William Denis 0’Malveney, Cum- _ |13119¢ pee Can top eaenaine Gs UN ial 


bonga, via Tamworth 


3S (ecPH@EPIoacn ieee mae)" 
Qe ee eee 


nock 
HC}|Victor George Francis, Woodlands, {431262 























Tottenham 
Signs. 
\B> HC eee May Beckett, Ella- |131390 mPAC eel Llewellyn Rutter, Glenrock, |130964 
ong, Congewai aay ye : ae 
evo HC!Andrew Livingston Abernethy, 130983 br} 3 HC/|William Shepherd, Coffey’s Bridge, |130538 
We | Gunnedah + Boorowa 
aiete HO|William Charles Freeman, ‘* Brook- |131447 VAs ee 2 
\Y lands,” Regentville, Jamisontown, Oy HC|Joseph McKeon, Balaclava, Attunga |131540 
Penrith 
ate EC Li oe Corndale, Rich- 131316 () } H Be Augustus Moore, Glen Innes,131087 
7 oad, Inverell 
e law) > 
“ Le C|William Maxwell Hutton, Quipolly 131025 ()- HCj|John Henry Bennett, Wilcannia. T7611 
48 rc 112153 (Transferred from Thomas Bros.) 
“VL |HC|William James Hodge, Yeronga 13080 / 
Vit Spring Hill, Caraki nis (+)} C jAlexander Armstrong Proprietary, | 17629 
WwW" ha sd pene ; Limited, Lake Victoria, Cal Lal. 
HC Sree sane Giant’s Creek, via |130933 (Transferred from A. M. L. & F. 
ar) 


Co., Ltd.) See Horse Brand <E> 


py abo... C |The Stud Beef Cattle Breeders’ Asso-|131490 
JI 
JL 


HC} Vincent Joseph Bailey, ‘* Water- 131176 
mark,’’ Breeza 


ciation of Australia, 10 Bligh-st., 


oe 


} ydney 

HC John Job Gibbs Symes, Culloden, 131401 

Qo} Moree 

~~~ J /HC|Fred John Richard Brewer, Goul- T7667 
burn. (Transferred from Albert 

° Frederick Grubb.) 

QJ |HC|Robert John Martin, Pontibakh, 131027 





Conjoined Letters, Letters, 
and Signs. 


WP} HC) WalterJames Parrish, Rous Mill, 130818 
a 


via Lismore 





2 Attunga 
G} HC|Glennie Adair Baldwin, Glen Innes [131252 
} HC/|Mary Anne Mills, Glenrowan, 131532 
Tarro 


i AUS 
Conjoined Letters and OO 
7 
ay HC Charles John Cook, Goonoo Goonoo {131108 
Q) 
ww 
05 


Numerals. 
eit miner Jobson, Glennie’s Creek {131626 


"ET 1.|/H C|Charles Frederick Herbert, Spring- 
17 } | field, Kugowra | 4 | ; { 


road, Tamworth 


ny) 








HC |John Hartley, Hallsville, Tamworth |130768 











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Brand. Name and Address. 





Name and Address. 





fC ; . 
/\ bee George William Glover, Tingha 130764 cor He oneal ee Kalane*, Gj ae 
“ail ae@LiHc ert William Thomas Eather 
QO HOC|Harold Cassell Martin, Palmer’s 131215 Sh ‘+ Boggabri . 
ZN, } Channel ae" HC Nitin Cook Ford, Mayfield, 131124 
Cy } HC Edward John Cavanagh, Glen Dale, |130923 ASF Junee 3 
ZT™ Pinpioyye PGI] © |Aden Macleay Gill, Boambee, Coff’s 130858 


A er HC|Duncan Carson, Bomera Station, 131472 ~ Go ienr 


Tambar Springs 








£ } HC|Amelia E. Wong, Bolong, Kempton. {130835 i G C | aang Ermington Park, 130934 
S\ 1|/HC|Frederick William Canavan, Har- 130640) .4.G 1|HC|James Arthur Greenwood, » Bexhill; » {130730 
CO } fluer-street, Deniliquin es: Richmond River sal 
9 A ..|H@|Alexander Solomon Hull, Bucken- 130517 
>/H G| William Mayberry, Monmouth, 130648 doon 
WW Braidwood A) |HC|Archibald Hugh McIntyre, East 130769 
ee HC Arthur Athelstan Arndell, Caddie, |130558 Lynne, Kookabookra- ‘road, via 
Cattai, near Windsor | Pinkett 
HC [Albert Joseph Hill, Ilford, Corad-, _ {181191 
is Ernest Boutcher, Corowa 13)059 het gery West, via Trundle 
130924 


jade C |Alfred Jabez Harriman, Amosfield 


..\H C|Jack Garry, Garryowen, Binalong | 131273 (VN dal ete Ye 
AH } HC|Alfred Hosking, Rose View, Temora 


130482 























% 
JHC |Executors late Richard Binnie, 12141] 
U- Maerami., Singleton tH 1| H |August Heitzmann, Cultowa, via 130848 
HC|Walter William Coombes, Strath-  /13118] } Cobar 
_pe} cedar, near Wingham -~_| | H Albert John Harris, Middle Camp, - |130620 
A Catherine Hill Bay 
tI} HC|Samuel Whitman, Yarrawa, Denman 131581 oo Cc \Susan Harvey Wastatroat: Tenter- 130752 
AHS |: field 
iy C |Conroy and Hannigan, Broken Hill 130439) AL HC Arthur Alexander Lav ercombe, 111020 
VIV Gy Wilson-street, South Lismore 131532 
ve HQ|Frances Howard Hewitt, Sunnyside,|/131050) aw t H A James McGinty, Bal- 130775 
e Broke ranal 
...| @ |Swinton Alan Wright, Bickham, 131103 <j Pp }|HC Thomas Alexander Parry, Dandaloo, |130643 
« |» Blandford ra 4 Bundarra 
Oo HO |Keith Percy Wright, Waterloo, .. }131294] > P 7 HG a Fatih ee aeae ie, oe Pie 
Walcha I Ge 
WY oa b ‘C |Amos Ridley, Young Wallsend 130979 
O t H Thomas Graham Furner, Carcoar [180672]. )_” |e @| Albert John Small, Nabiac 130662 
CT a ; / 
HEC} Rex Muller Chateau, Wahracoota, 131153 AS HC Soldiers’ Settlement, New South 130946 
<> W ditnlda Wales Government, Ooma Estate, 
re ...| 1 C|Executors late Henry C. Dangar, 130652 af Grenfell 
Neotsfield, Whittingham VTV HG /Annie Sinclair, Allwood-street, 131219 
me 1/HC|Richard Lea Allnutt, Evergreen, 130904) ag } Coraki 
I t Box 28, Quirindi VIV HC Alfred Smith, McKee’s Hill, Rich- 130664 
fe) William Mayberry, Monmouth, 130648} Ae Le mond River 
} HC| Braidwood “AB b HC Arthas Robert § Stuckey, Tregeagle, {130733 
i fe Adee : ichmond River 
SY C Pepe e Menindie, via Broken |130663 arent HO Alfred Thomson, Clarendon Park, 131310 
\“*J|__ |Charley Brown, Cross Hills, New- _ {131256 aT Shephged Siding 
Be HC} pridge <T } HC Albert Tuffley, Wolumla 131060 
Letters and Signs, with or ant C (Alfred William Wood, Gilgandra {131111 
without Numerals. ped } Cc pose Albert Watt, North {181523 
; reek, Ballina 
A AWS | © George David Alexander Waddell, - {130793 
Me } Tregeagle, via Lismore 
A...|HC|Alfred William Templeton, Oxley {130984 1 HC/|Arthur Ernest Weir, Longstowe, {130992 
Island C9 } Warren 
|. C\Albert McKenzie, Cedar Vale, 118848 AY1| CG {Alice Maud Murphy, Burringbar 1130903 
Vv Goolagong 131444 re ; 
A C |Alexander Andrew, Cowper-street, 131175 B 
NA. Brookstown, Wallsend 
. 1-1 HC James Carter McDougall, Hernani, T7635 
HC Albert Ernest Merrick, Post Office |130654 5 *. via Armidale. (Transferred from 
eh ° Hotel, Carroll William John Bodkin.) 
a 3 By HC Leslie R. Board, Abbey Green, 131063 
A 4 HQ|Albert Griggs, Larbert 131589], 2B Be ete Crosby, Box Hill 18080 
...{HQ)|Delicia Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth, {131236 id a “Minto ea ee 7 
A Mary, and Alister MacPherson, A 1/HC|James Barnes, Ltd., Suffolk Vale 131155 
Umbango, Tarcutta & } Boorava ©: y zs 
AA Y/HC|Archibald George Ainsworth, 131629 J L|HC)| William G. Bailey, Dunolly, 131394 
VTV Macksville B Singleton 
tg...) OC Albert Ernest Buttsworth, Hannam |131112 (at HC|Duncan Douglas McGregor, Pine 130625 
Vale Gully, via Wagga 
-—< Linc|\Alfred Connaughten, Rathelough, |131127 oe C |George Henry Buxton, Belgravia, 130463 
AC Biroula, via Cowra : ey Wea tae Brad 
AD Ho hee Aired Coote, Rushes Creek, 1131080 to } Be ‘Oreék, Manilla Wocreloy, Hughes telies 
Ao} Manilla 
>C L/HC Ambrose Isaac Caban, Central 131239 69 HC|Jonathan Barnett Bourne, Hemoroye, 131308 
gr ae Raleigh, Bellinger River Wallabadah 
VTV1/HC Albert Ernest Ivo Carr, Yamba, 131586 @91|HC|Percy Henry Bennett, , Bournewood, }130327 
AC Clarence River /3 via Wellington 








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3969 









Brand. Name and Address. 





/ 


HC (Albert Barry, Keera, Bingara 130982 

NJ 5 
yee HC|Ivan Bertie Blanch, Clarenza 131118 
B HC|Bert Stuart Ball, Gamboola, Boggy [130913 

ie Flat, Singleton 
5 aD ae HC |Lucy Hannah Butler, Iona Farm, 131139 

Hillgrove 

HC/|Patrick Michael Brennan, Carcal- 131328 

a2 gong, Windeyer 
te C jJohn Bede Bourke, Upper Myall, 131289 

UB Bullahdelah 

ae C |Ethel Bowtell, Marlee 130612 
i -—B-«G... |HC Bruce Green, Stroud-road, Stroud _ |130850 
BeLe...| C {Leonard and Company, Nambucca  |130602 


Heads Saw-mills, Nambucca River 
Pub HC {Albert Dornan Moorfield, Howlong /130684 


B RYJHC|William Henry Scott, Inchgower, |131267 

Forbes 
as HC Beatrice Shipway, Brockley, Ballina-|130658 

road, via Lismore 

Be SLIHC Blizabeth Ann Smith, Hillside, Lady- 130938, 

ae smith 

Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 

Wales Government, Bankstown 

Estate, Bankstown 


Bruce Smith, Budgeree, Garah 









130956) 


131185, 





HC Benjamin North Spence, Speedwell, |130573 

Pecd Upper Horton 

aT L|HC Francis Bertrand Tierney, Rose- 130897 
oe TERS brook, West Maitland 
é fen C [Blanche E, Yorke, Woodenbong 131142 
& 

Co 
eas HC |Albert Edward Cooper, Brooklea, 130697 
Deepwater 


Rt HC John Clancy, Mullumbimby 
fy} HC /jExecutors late Theophilus Hampson 
Cooper, Blair Athol, Inverell 


(Transferred from Henry Incledon 











Cooper.) 
bi 4 HC |George Edward Cole, Busby’s Flat, |130624! 
¢ Rappville 
C Yc Clarence Mervyn Chaffey, Manfield, |130657 
; f t\ Nemingha 
\ BY la t HC Richard Cooper, Rockvale, Dungowan|130998 
Cou . get H (Bertha Maud Clute, Cook’s Gap, 131386 
Ce Mudgee 
ZX HC (Charles Herbert Clark, Brushgrove |131330 
C1 : <) 
ay, | HC/|Andrew Cavanaugh, Kyogle 130834 
C5 » 3 HC (Cecil Kdward MeMullen, Laguna, viall31596 
ALS Woliombi 


Hubert Joseph Cornish, Barrington, 
via Gloucester 
cir HC |Cyril Douglas Cruckshank, Abbots- 








miat ford, Cessnock 
"Ct } HC Cyril Oswald Bourne, Parma, Falls |124250 
aa] Creek, Nowra { 131622 
a3} HOC/|Cox Brothers, Beness, Brobenah 131520 
ah C |Charlie Bunner, Glenalbyn, Fisher’s |13151) 
CBS Hill 
a) UGB + C |Charles Briggs, The Pines, Rooty — [130729 
ALA Hill i 
~C (5...,HC|Clarence Cavanagh, Federal Lease, {130742 
Block 23, Gininderra 
AJ 1L|H C |Charles William Clark, Alumny 131013 
oC Creek 
ST N\UIHC|Frederick Chandler, Scrubby Creek, 131339 
co via Yarrowitch 
‘ ; p Gr HC |Christopher Chittick, Gundurimba,  /131055 
CD3...|HC|George Emil Ernest Damschke, Pine} 17672 


Lodge, Yerong Creek. (Transferred 
from Ubrishan Damschke. ) 


+> 





No. of 


Name and Address. Appli- 





























C Di HC/|Charles Dicks, Willow Vale, Coona- {131170 
Go barabran 
wT 
& } C |Cecil Hornibrook Foster, Bangalow |131322 
O43 L/HC|Frederick Cecil Crago, Ooma, 131481 
law) Grenfell 
tar C |Charlotte May Fouracre, Bowling {131187 
CF Alley Point 
7 HOC|James Robert Fuller, Harefield 130674 
fv 1,| H |Charles Edward Gordon, Gordon 130622 
CD Park, Trangie 
CILIHCG Charles Richard Gibson, Gunyah 131292 
CG arm, Wetherill Park 
yal HC |Charles Jones, Kerong, via Lismore |131597 
QM HG oesae Morrison, Cranker’s Plain, — {130542 
ALAS |, ombala 
™ Hc|William Francis Charles Newland, {130806 
a Police Station, Kingstown 
CON HG| Denis Connell, Balranald { peed 
Cq i C |Cecil Piggott, Eden Creek, Kyogle {130845 
C™I } C |Cecil Partridge. Tweed-street, North|131496 
VTIV Lismore 
YP HC |Catherine Gertrude Maud Page, 181190 
VTV Collins Creek, Kyogle 
i | ELC [Cecil G. Reading, Kuringai,; North [131319 
Pinuacle, Grenfell 
¢c-" HC (Charles Francis Sharwood, Trunkey |129871 
Creek 
os H C|Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. 130579 
~ Government, Clinton, Inverell 
CON 
B HC Annie Spinks, Croydon, Wileannia [131031 
ALA LHC Charles Mountney Scott, Scotsdale, {131361 
9S } Yarragundr 
OS | H |Charles Henry Smith, Balo-street, {131025 
WIV Moree 
wr H  |Claude Austin Tiedemann, East 130812 
C.F ; Greta, West Maitland 
VAY L|HC|Charles Henry Taylor, Pine Glen, = {131354 
OH Carroll 
C4 L/HC|William Cavanagh, Kamballa, 131062 
\wAce/ Gunnedah 
Ras HC |Charles George Warren, Nyngan 131195 
vw LIHC|Cecil William Wicks, West Wood, {130916 
Cww Berrygill Creek, Terry Hie Hie, 
Moree 
[ow HC|Charles Wennerbom, Hoskin-street, |131057 
3 Temora 
1} 
@__4/q¢\Dayid Wilson, Weel Sorat Poe o! 
ayl llson, eelaanga, (ara 130512 
a HC|Logan and Campbell, Maitland. 
(Transferred from aiehrbald Camp-| 77634 
bell ) 
D ..|EEG|Daniel Michael Buialfop: Walmar 130712 
Downs, Balranald 
3 -|C|Thomas Durrington, Short-street, [180682 
West Kempsey : 
ToT } HC |Gordon Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 130659 
DL Innes M 
5 ..| C |Albert Duckett, Collombatti, Green-|131078 
D hill, Macleay River 
-D O-... HC Daniel Hill, Fair View, Griffith, via |130332 
Willbriggie 
D’A...,HC\Thomas William D’ Aran, Corndale, {131585 
via Lismore 
DB } C |Daniel Batterbee, Fifield Estate, 130754 
ALA Liverpool aa 
D- C...| H Connie Drinkwater, Brewarrina 130575 
aw) C |David William McDonald, Myocum, |131404 
aq Mullumbimby 
Bea e a Grant, Bimbaya, Candelo 130974 
Oe >t HC PGien Mountain, Mountain View, |130885 
Glen Innes 
Bx HC Daniel Kerby, Pimlico 131049 
| ae 








3970 
Brand. 3 Name and Address, 
wm 
ne HC Robert Clifton, Grenfell 
—D 1....HC|David Lamont, Wilson’s Downfall 
Di HC |Doris McGuire, Raleigh, Bellinger 
rT River 
ent C |Jessie Perrett, Nymboida. (Trans- 
dP ferred from Percy Francis Perrett.) 
Ds HC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. Govt., 
~ Baerami, Denman 
Da C |David Sinclair, Seahampton, West 
SY Wallsend 
Hi 
B—...\HC|Ernest John Marks, Scone 
mal 
HC|Emanuel Elijah Robert Pollard, 
E q Oak Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 
© @ .... HC |Diamond Bros. and Eizenberg, Mount 
Elliott, Whitton 
ALA, C \Ernest Kearns, Eatonsville 
e 
e HC|Ernest Parrish, Rous Mill, via 
VIV Lismore 
<E .... HC /Rhoda Bruce, Timor, via Blandford |131064 
“™1\|HC|Edward Heffernan, Clifton Station, 
on fa} Tenterfield 
Ve... HC Ernest Eather, Boggabri 
e6@...| H |Ellen Elbra, Central Wyalong 
M@BY\AC|Alfred Blatch, Picton. (Transferred 
ee from Ernest Blatch.) 
NL’, |HC!|Edwin Brooker, Boundary Stone, 
eB Pennant-street, Parramatta © 
HC Eric Charles Bush, Bargo, via Picton 
Eel H |Edward Gardner, First-street, 
Cz Boolaroo. (Transferred from 
Edward Beasley.) 
Phin C Ernest Vivian Bale, Thora 
PL C |John Bopping, Ballalaba 
B a} HC Ernest Frederick Cowling, Coutts 
WA Crossing 
A HO ‘Ellen Colnan, Harwood Island 
oa C Edward Thomas Dillon, Bindra, via 
Ea Barrington 
E Dy HC \Ernest Drury, Shallow Crossing, via 
we | | Nelligen 
ee HC Robert English, Brockley, Guyra 
He....HC Edward English, Pambula 
| 
ae HC Ellen Grant, Copeland 
——1| C Horatio William Hill, Mt. Larby 
EH Farm, Parkes 
rw LHC Edith Kerley, Sunnyside, via Con- 
EX | dobolin 
nS C |Eva Rebecca Leach, Plumpton, via 
WT Rooty Hill 
Tar L|AC Ernest Manning Mudford, Mitchell 
EM} Island, Jones’ Island 
@ 3 M...\.HC Frank Edward Mills, Mulgoa 
@:m...| C Edward Crofton Maxwell, Hazel- 
brook, Queanbeyan 
YNL!| C |Emma Martin, Beryl-street, North 
WMS | Broken Hill 
n4 he HC Ellen Neville, Rose Hill, Texas ae 
“ me Cc Eliza Oakman, Mangoplah, via Wagga/131463 G ie “ 
ee...) 6 ae Edwin Price, Farnham, Stuart|130532 
own 
XL LHC Ernest Wilby Parrish, Dunoon, 
EP Richmond River 
@-®. .... HC Elizabeth Roberson, Fairview, 
Tuross 
@ S&....HC|Edward Jennings, Pretty Pine, 
Deniliquin 
RA C |Alfred Edward Suffolk, Cambewarra|130994 
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HC |Ellen Smith, Moorland 











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130677 
130689 


131282 


130696 


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131235 
131438 


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No. of 

Name and Address, Appli- 

cation. 

f— 1 |HCjElsie Jane Ruth Tilse, Dry Creek, 130704 
1 Moonan Flat 

131306 


HelfV...| C |Enos Wright, Boulevard, Toronto 


aT B) HC|Edward James Williams, Hawthorn |130797 


HW LIN C)|Ernest Wilton Whatman, Moss 








‘GY Tze 


4G 
XI 


/HC 
A. |HC 


G tJ..|/H C|George Albert Ernest Brooker, care 


|Frederick Oswald Pollard, Oak 





Dell, Millthorpe 
131356 


Vale 


Fr 
John Frank Barber, Sunnyside, 131291 
Moonbi, via Tamworth 
Frank Allard, Brooklana, via 131179 


Coramba 
Executors late F. C. Britcher, Rath-/130896 _ 
mount, Malebo 


C |Frederick Bennett, Tuncarry 130926 
HC/Frank Chapman, Broughton-road, [131584 

Moss Vale 
Fanny Drury, Morton, via Milton 130854 
Francis Ewens, Hilltop, Jerangle 130810 
130844 


Frank Kirkby Edwards, Wooden- 
bong 

Francis Fleet, East Greta, via West {130828 
Maitland 


William Frank Glenn, Charville, 
Mathoura 
Frederick Bateson Goodworth, Kars|131471 


Springs, Scone 
Frederick William Cecil Ince, Skibo, |181200 
130957 


131628 


Gloucester 
Ernest Albert Mendham, The 
Meadows, Neville-road, Blayney 
Edward Frederick Stanislaus Mallon, 
Merricumbene, via Araluen 


131502 


131487 
Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 


Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Govt. ,|180953 


Batlow Estate, Batlow 





Frederick Spratt, Kunghue, 130653 
Mt. Burrell, Tweed River 
Clarence Hugh McCulloch, Mount {131287 
Hope 
G 
Susan Rebecca Gorton, Greenridge, | T7655 


Casino, (Transferred from William 
Henry Gorton.) 


George Michael Green, Wildwood, { 83913 
Gulargambone 130875 

Sydney Lewis Garrett, Euroka. T7669 
(Transferred from William Austin | 
Garrett.) 

Charles Henry Garlick, Kyogle 130646 

James Godfrey, South Lismore 131317 


John Henry Groves, junr., Cheshunt, |130182 
Singleton 


T7630 


George Leslie Pullman, Woolborn, 
131119 


Nemingha. (Horse brad trans- 
ferred from George Richard Mills.) 

George Price Godwin, Boolambayte, {130781 
via Bullahdelah 


George Parker, Bexhill, via Lismore |131598 





Camden S. Garrett, care of Bank 130832 
N.S. W., Casino 
Charles Henry Ganderton, Taylor’s [130867 
Arm, via Macksville 
G. K. Aikman, North Whoey, 130023 
Euabalong 
130802 


of Sydney Skuthorpe, Gulargam- 
bone 

































































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Bolwarra, West Maitland 


HC|McDonnell and Richardson, Bruton, /l: 
Casino 


HC|Sarah Jane Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 
Innes 
HC|Arthur Joseph Hamilton, Camber- 
well 
C |John Cregan, Midginbill, Tweed 
River 
HC|Carey Brothers, Serpentine Creek 
Clarence River 
HC|John Christopher Moloney, Junee 
C |John Conway, Duranbah, 
Tygalgah 
HC|Herbert John Lewis Dobbie, Gibson 
Farm, Meadow Flat 


HC|James Daniel, Gungal 


C |Jobn Elbert Mussared, Karangi, via 
Coffs Harbour 


HC}|Joseph Evans, Tarago 


HC|James Thomas Giles, Burnside, 
Bald Nob 








HC|John James Gray, Eltham, 
Richmond River 


C |James Grant, Maitland-road, 


Minmi 
HOC|James Victor Graham, Elderslie, 
Manilla 


HC|James Goodger, Berry 
HC|John Harwood Hayes, Dapto 


HC|John Horsham, Blacktown 


HC|John L. Heckendorf, Lucknow, 
Girilambone 





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L HC/Kate Hatton, Kyogle 


C |James Morthorpe, Sunnyside, 
Hobbys Yards 


HC/John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, 
Old Junee 
HC)|Ernest Milton, South Leade, Forbes. 
(Transferred from J. Milton.) 
C ee Patrick McGrath, Boolambayte, 
via Bulladelah 


C |James Murphy, Chatsworth Island 


HC|James Mullins, Hillview, Malebo, 
via Wagga Wagga 
HC\John William McConochie, Travellers’ 
Rest, Girilambone 
C |James Phillips, Palmer’s Island, 
Clarence River 


HC John James Purcell, Castlereagh 


John Schott, Berrima 


Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
Wales Govenrment, Collaroy 
Estate, Merriwa 


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HC|Joseph Samuel Turner, Federal, 130731 
Richmond River 

HC|John Ulph, Balwick, Lyndhurst 130614 

HOC\John Valentine Fletcher, Armidale /|131640 

C Joseph William Waters, Police Sta- |131512 
tion, Torrington 

C |James Williams, Bonalbo 131180 


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. | C Thomas Bernard Garry, Gwandoban,}131274 


Binalong 


HC|Frederich Carl Krause, Huon, Jind 
(Transferred from John Ree. Te 
C |Kenneth Havelock Allen, Dairyville,|131132 


131134 


C |Kate Piper, Wattletree-road, Erina, |130877 
via Gosford 





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HOC William George Arthur Lee, Oxley | 130650 
Island, Manning River {1130063 
HC|Edmund James Lamb, Langdale, (130963 
Avon-road, Pymble 
H (William Lowrey, Dungog (130873 
C |Albert Arthur Locock, Mount View 180555 
HC Lilian Betts, Krui, Millie 131161 
HOC |Leila Millicent Williams, Vale |130846 
Valley, Moonbah, via Jindabine 
‘HC|Leonard Oliver Forbes, Collyburl, 130895 
* Coolibah ; 
C |Leslie Bryden Fletcher, Kathorpe, 131641 
Armidale : 
HC |Leonard Gilks, Cliffdale, Moonbi 130922 
C. |Lindsay Hollands, Ewingsdale 131061 
C \Mrs. Louis Olzomer, Hrina 131148 
HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130947 
Wales Government, Cullingral 
Estate, Merriwa 
C |Leslie Edward Taylor, The Grange, {130571 
2 Cooranbong 
HC |Lacey and Townsend, Yarrawa, 130690 
Denman 
HC Oswald G. L. Vidler, Yorklea, 130770 
Casino 
C |Leslie Wrightson, Lorne, via 131201 
Kendall 
NM 
HC|Morris Windsor, Lagnicourt, Evans. |130822 


Plains a 


H{ |Alexander Armstrong Proprietary, | 17629 
Limited, Lake Victoria, Cal Lal. 
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‘/HC/|Martha Wells, Rosehill, Mandurama |131492 
C |Patrick Francis McGrath, Corang, _|131271 
Nerriga \ 
--|Ff @ Thomas Stubbs Morgan, AMapdinn 131002 
-|/HfC Frederick William Monk, Hillside {130794 
Mundooran ; 
‘*/HC\Robert Henry Minshall, Springfield, |130710 
Crookwell 
HC Mary Hopkins, Kelso, Singleton 131000 
-|HC|Maurice Oscar Matthews, Irvington, |130552 
via Casino 
HC Marion Bryce Corry, Bundar, 130859 
Trangie 
C {Mary Cutler, Blandtire, Moongulla /|130971 
C |Andrew Malcolm, Balranald 131304 
HC|Matthew Dawson, Hltham, Rich- 131594 
mond River 
C |Maud Foley, Baker-st., Temora 130783 
HC|Martin Jarick, Lanbong, Forbes 131344 
HC/Michael Clear Kenna, Clear View [130074 
Walgett 
HC Wrath Hannah Lahey, Tia 130890 
C |Mortimer Cornwall Lewis, Bobin, 131066 
via Wingham 
HC/|Margaret Susannah McGregor, Old |130679 
Mill, near Tingha 
Cc Andrew McNutt, Publie School, 130746 
Torrington, via Deepwater 
HC/William Donald and David Alexan- |131431 
der McPherson, Chandler Bridge, 
Wollomombi 
HC wr Jane Rankmore, Ashgrove, 131863 
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MS)/HC: Soldiers Settlements, New South |130951] WINVL|HC|Percy Albert Bartlett, Invercauld, {131143 
Wales Government, Manus Estate, PB Lismore 
Tumbarumba ae HC/|William Patrick Casey, Broadwater,|131093 
MS HC wees John Sexton, Derrengullen |130686 PO Richmond River 
é, ass iy ; . 
—M UU"...|H ClMathew White, Gordon-road, 131620) PD } HC) Patrick Dougherty, Orange 130735 
Chatswood P—HE..| H |Peter Edwards, Waverley, Mount Ida|130856 
ut HC|Malcolm Ernest Young, Goonoo 130837 f...| H |Peter Findlay, Secret- Home, McPhail|131416 
- Goonoo, Tamworth 
IM LAC Esaiveh BAe Ae Glengowrie, |130541 
TaN idway, Quirindi 
| WN Pa HC|Phyllis Payne, Woolgoolga 130666 
es he HC ae Perrin, Mount Welcome, 13096 PSL! © |Patrick Sheehan, Hoskins Town 131026 
n olivia Ad E 2 ag 
VWTV1|HC|Jobn Lane Nicholls, Old Bonalbo, 13088 PS) /HC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Goy-  |130948 
n via Tabulam 7.f) ernment, Pinnacle Estate, Grenfell 
Ae HC|Neil and Buchanan, Pomona, Uralla |130967 VTY ; brn 
7 wel HC eden Bros., Jesmondene, Boree -|13161! Pa ga Rear sone Scheibel ee: pele 
LAS reek 
Wc...| Cc Nannie Waltes Chapman, High- 130814 Q 
Raat ands, Black Mountain 
W £...| C |Nellie Lambert, Bootawah, Tinonee |130791 Q } H |Thomas Richard Quinton, Purle- 131225 
n=n.-.|HC;Norman Wentworth Noble, Caswell, 130618 Oo waugh 
via Singleton ; : i 
t Dad C Aaunay Archibald Strang, West 13154 C9) } a Pi ee ae a ei i 
Jallsend Mw) Y 
NS) |HC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Gov- |130944 
ne Glen Innes Nursery, Glen R 
ee eae nnes 
Pes C |Lulu Nathan and Ada May Thomas, |131178 HC/William Allan Norman, Glenquarry |131298 
epot wy ; Opossum Point, Tooma ALA 
N ¥...|HC Albert Edward and Harold Henry {130551} " S. C Charles Rooke, Queen-street, Grafton|130688 
ene Warneleigh, via Tweed VWTV1| C |Edward Herbert Rose, Wadeville, 130987 
: j KR via Nimbin 
ae C pee Raat man Webb Walters, 130813) cp HC|Edward Alfred Reeves, Fairy Hill, 131388 
, by = : } a od Casino 
Nox...|HC ais Wabohooe Colonel’s Creek, |131290)_| 5 [H.C Frederick Charles Albert Rowsell, {131422 
: R2 Bril Bril, Rollands Plains, Wilson 
River 
HC Francis James Robinson, Lunaria 131188 
Oo (@) Tottenham i ; 
ra. HC Geoffrey William Scholes, Overton, {| 17616 3 hate Thee: ‘ 
e Muswellbrook. (Cattle brand 13062) Ce as wii see aga ee ' nee 
ee transferred from Thomas Blunt.) ae ‘ 
oar C |Oscar Howard Ingall and P. C. 131515 © ee pyGney Eso eae A “we 
- Oo ¢ Buchanan, Deep Creek, Bowraville RB 
VIIA C [len O'Brien, Bexhill, Richmond "131593 es }|HC Raymond Baly, Elands, Bulga 131266 
River f 
peat HC |Bernard O’Brien, Roxburgh, Crook- |131554 vy} H Ralph Butler, Paika, Balranald 130785 
Se well 
O/G... a C)Robert John O'Connor, Brucedale 130966 2 fal BS Baber 5 psailten, Apa leiees 7 cdl 
aap A C Joseph Ross O Connor, care of G. A.|131514 ‘HC Robert Crawford, Rock View Farm, 131113 
ry Anderson, Dullah, via Coolamon RC “A 
ow ) {HC \John Ernest 0’ Connor Connorvill 131296 Pelion pie gai ae 
oc b Marsden-road, Grenfell il . AP) C aban e ie cil Mo eae pags0 
y RD 1 |HC Robert Clide Dugan, Dickygundi, [130637 
a HC Oliver Hinde, Geneva, Kyogle 130442 } via Dubbo 
OM Vee Otelia Mary Josephine Mooney, 130589 RY HC Robert Francis Stone, Ogunbil 131065 
erst Glenesk, Woolamundry, Condobolin R+G_...{H C Samuel John Gibson, Alstonville. 77598 
oa} HC|James O'Meara, Wandellow, Cobargo)131233 (Transferred, from Robert, Gibson.) 
‘ OMT H C|Frederick George O’Meally, Lillypool,|131281 RM1|HC|Robert Hoy, Kia Ora, Armidale 130568 
OM South Grafton ven HC)R. S. Howard and Sons, Parkes and /|130798 
- O&N.../HC)Kuhre Bros,, Galba, Cobargo 130757 R H> Peak Hill 
00 4 HC |Oscar Stanbury Olsson, Roseberry, , 131412} |. C [Robert White Innes, Woodview, —_{130838 
ad The Risk, via Kyogle Casino 
eo} HC elles bediemen hs, N.S. W. Govern-|130580 R ny HC Robert King, Teven Creek, Rich- ¢/112804 
ment, Oban d River ¢ |131166 
AK mon : ¢ 
) Pp al HO|Robert Laing, Boyneville, Gulgong {131381 
...|H C|Lawrence Petrie, Bluff Rock, Tenter-/130559 RYE HC Richard Murphy, Torrington 131368 
r field RM b C |Richard Martinscroft Malbourne, 131408 
Murwillumbah 
VJ - 
Peat HC)William Patterson, Oakbank, Wood. 131314. 7-7 H C|\Robert Henry Martin Pascoe, Cedar |130645 
"| lands Mail, via Lockhart RI } Grove, Urbenville, via Tabulam 
Rd b HC Richard ’Prisk, Bracken- street, Hill- |130569 | 
grove 
P...| C |Paul Joseph Ffrench, Ballalaba 131383 VY HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130955 
RS Wales Government, Carumbi 
MIN} lew: Hee ley, Lancelot Payne, Belahville,|124737 Cx? Kstate, Stockinbingal 
es 
Wins) ...|HC@/Arthur Linden Platts, Farm. No..35,/131126 ba HOCj|Rupert Ernest Salway, Cobargo 130773 
pa sgh Maharatta, Bombala 
Pp O-- H Sat ae Power, Bushman’s 130985 ae HC Robert Sneesby, Miller’s Forest 130636 
, Parkes 






































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Shadforth Bros., St. Elmo, Armidale 


Rowland Vivian Small, Mackenzie- 
street, Moree 


[Rosabella Watson, Fifield 


Robert William Wilcox, Boonal Well, 
Garah 

‘Robert Wilson, Federal, Richmond 

River 


HC Richard Wilson, Manus, Tumbarumba 


Richard Worth, Myocum, Mullum- 
bimby 

Robert Henry Cox, Long Flat, Hast- 
ings River 


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Herbert Povey, Collingwood, Colinton 


Henry Stapleford, Wollombi 
George Stewart, Greenock, Inverell 


James Charles Smith, Ashwood, Ben 
Lomond 


Richard John Simpson, Glenreagh 


Hamilton Ray Sneesby, Pigman 
Creek, Casino 


William Bunter, Rosewood View, 
Collie-road, Gilgandra 


Archibald W. R. Simpson, Vittoria, 
via Blayney. (Transferred from 
John Pritchard Smith. ) 

Thomas Shaw, Farm 20, Yarrawa, 
Denman 


Mrs, Mark Sergent, Gladstone 


Edward Sackley, Duncon, Richmond 
River 

Margaret Staunton, Cloete-street, 
Young 


Sarah Alice Mackay, Mountain View, 
Adaminaby 
Samuel George Burges, Dungog 


Samuel Chandler, The Pinnacles, via 
Yarrowitch 


Susan Mary Druitt, West Dubbo 


Stephen Henry Davis, Raymond 
Terrace 

Samuel George Evans, Binna Burra, 
Richmond River 


Stephen George, Waterfalls, Crook- 
well 
Samuel Glyde, Gannon’s Creek 


John Neale Taylor, Ilford. (Trans- 
ferred from Samuel Harris.) 

Rupert Stanley Lindeman, Coodra, 
Wee Jasper, via Yass 

Welby Alfred Smith, Comboyne, via 
Wingham 


Samuel Noble, Rosebank 


Susannah O’Meally, Lilypool, South 
Grafton 


Stanley Prior, Avondale, Dapto 


Smith and Rae, Bromley, Pinnacle 
Estate, Grenfell 

Marion Helen Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 
West Coraki. (Transferred from 
Charles Yabsley ) 

Sidney Sinclair, Glen Rock, 
Yooroonah 





Samuel Simpson, Gravesend 


Sydney Veitch, Mogo 





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130788 


130807 
130638 





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131015 


130725 
131280 


1631 
130976 


T7638 
131533 


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130692 


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oaks an... HC Selina Nugent Wildman, Ye Grange,/130864 


Crowther 

Sorte HC|Stanley Arthur Wythes, Cumnock- {131458 
SW. road, Molong 

SeW...}H C\Sarah Wharton, Happy Valley, 130721 

Brushy Hill, Aberdeen 


S aie HC \Sarah West, Westbrook, Essington /|131370 
ah HC James Sturges White, Bellingen 131125 


niga HC Samuel Mundy Wilson, Walcha-read)131012 


SY L!/HC Sidney John Tyrie, Norongo, via 130988 
Bet Captain’s Flat 





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ey HC |Kdith S. Carpenter, Stannum, via 131070 
Mj Deepwater 
CALA C|William Harvey, Lorna Doone, T7677 
iG Stannum. (Transferred from 


Charles T. Truscott.) 
C9 C [Colin Stewart Westaway, Bowling {130905 
| Alley Point 
wn} |HC|Florence Annie Thompson, Spring {130842 
| Grove, Casino 
AX IHC Thomas E. Cabban, Waverley 131407 
7 Cottage, Tumut-street, Adelong 
111953 


TB i HC|Lhomas John Bray, Murrurundi { 131088 


VIV C |frim and Bullman, Tyalgum, via 131489 
TB Murwillumbah 
T—(C",|HC|Lhomas Joseph Coultan, Dorrigo 131042 


TC 1 HC |LThomas Considine, Seaham 131475 


[11 |HC |Thomas George Chapman, Carbean, {130767 
HO Manilla . 
HD VIHC Thomas Henry Dunn, Erskine-street,/131004 
ubbo 
THI |HC|\Lhomas Eggleton, West Blowering,|130683 
Cid via Tumut 
ay C |Chomas Fredericks, Burnside, Jam- |131345 








tf beroo 
tec HC Thomas Farrelly, Clandulla 131058 
hi: HC (Thomas Fraser, Forster 131448 
4 J 1|HC|Thomas Henry Jarrett, Dungay, 131312 
Os } Murwillumbah 


@- HCI. H. Johnston, Sackville Reach 131341 


LL...) HC |Thomas Lavis, Upper Orara, via 130805 
ih Coff’s Harbour 


TL LHC iThomas Lewis Bond, Old Junce 131123 
bat HC!Thomas Gregory Matthews, Wavrell {131571 
T V- Creek, Macksville 


67> LIHG|Chomas Henry Matthews, Breeza 131362 
Tm HQ|Thomas Henry Wyatt, Nandewar- {131551 


ear street, Narrabri 
AJ 1|HC|Chomas Pullman, Tamworth 131081 
ie HC|Thomas Pauling, Stoney Point, 130855 
rw) Leeton 
Ps C |Mary Elizabeth Redman, Bandon T7613 
TR Grove. (Transferred from Thomas 
Redman.) 


Wales Government, Tarcutta 


AL yi HC |Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130581 





HC/Thomas Leslie Terbutt, care B. 130665 
tty Stapleton, Black Mountain Creek, 
Kin via Boggabri 
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ay ites fi oun Thos Turner, Burra, 130801 
DA o1uy: 
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A HC|Donald McDonald, Cuan, Bunnan 131323 
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umbury ( {181022 
her HC John Richard Moore, Monkerai 130795 











































































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na cation. an cation. 
5V C |E.and V. Cann, Dunolly and 131627 a) Hy oe 
Bathurst street, Singleton ws C |Robert Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay |130544 
-V l-...| C |Vincent Brogan, Berridale 131133) in) 
V JE-...|HC|Sydney Ritchie, Virginia, Wilton, {1310671 ALA VLIHC|William Smith, Lang’s Creek, 131321 
Douglas Park we Boorowa 
VS) |HC|Soldiers’ Settlement, New South 1309523 WO 71 \|HC/|William Ernest Skinner, Wombah, [131117 
of] Wales Government, Montavella 4 Jinabiby, Clarence River 
man ee G3 }|HC| William Stanley Williams, Wollombif130941 
Tt} HC/Henry Vivian Vidler, Cawongla 130816 ee ibe: G |William Henry Arthur Teale, 131224 
<1] H [George Irwin Wilson, Stoker’s 130549) BT Kyogle 
° Siding M 
caper pL Pe ‘ a 
a HC|Victor Eric Wilson, Terrigal 131286 4 C |William Watson, Billinudgel 131579 
Ww Dx 
bW...(HC\Alfred Sherwin Wood, Murwil- {130755 
lumbah X6@...\HC|Duncan Davis McRae, Tamworth 130958 
...|HC|Walter Bramley, Argyle, Hall’s 130921 Club, Tamworth, and Albyn-road, 
Creek, Bunnan Strathfield 
ew-s....C|William Neil Miller, Kalimna, 130738 “23 LJ/HC|Maxwell Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 130660 
Wallaroobie, via Beckom ace | Innes 
wt HC|Thomas Ambrose Welsh, Jefferson, |129967 
7, Cobargo 
WQ...}H.C|Michael Bannon, Belmore River,, 13059] 
Gladstone WA 
OVW ....AC|Robert Alexander Witherow, Parkes|130753 
-\\V/ oe HC/Gustav Waldemar Vesterboe Soren- |13076] Ye 1 |H C|Edgar Frederick Young, Carara, 130668 
son, Harwood Island, Clarence River ¢ Curlewis 
bees H |William Andrew Allison, care of H.j131204 Ki LH C/Erle Stuart Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 136883 
es! Sellen, Wentworthville i} Coraki 
W i C |Walter Butterworth, Water-street, |130596 
E Lambton Y...HC|Benjamin James Wyld, Mountain {131349 
VFYV1LIHC|William Charles Baker, Skeleton {130920 View, Albury-road, via Wagga 
WB Creek, via Glen Innes Wagga 
ALA LIHG|Walter Colin Gordon Bowman, 131257 
WB Upper Manilla : Y4...| @ |James Wallace Young, Bumbualla, 131351 
WB Pa William Henry Burke, Merim- 131144 Tallong 
WIV. borough, via Wee Waa 
1U | C |William Barrett Carter, Laggan 130973 | 
WC } HC|William Carlon, Mount View, 130705 
Uralla Numerals Only.. 
VW D-'HC|William Dunning, Kydra, via Nim- |131599 Ol...|{ C|George Edward Archibald Grey, 131399 
| mitabel _ Greyleigh, Kiama 
WP LaC Executors late M. P. Holmes, 1305861 S@89.../HC|Charles Frederick Beck, Farm 389, [1380748 
Bullerana, Moree Leeton 
YB HC!/William Andrew McGovern Doolan, |131109 
Klori, via Tamworth 
“ ze William Ely, Woolgoolga 130651 Numerals and Signs. 
ZECL'HQ|William Vivian McRae, Oakton, 130703 Sie - : 
ete, Cc WWallerserbi he ws) HC|Mary Ann’ Elphick, Tumblong 131194 
bgt HC|William Henry Golding, junior, 131299 a 
“O- Inchgower, Forbes VIV erahees Henry Cl & Smith 
ArdA C |William Herrington, Turntable 131588 ae HC Read enry Wariald: mith, 131171 
WH Creek, The Channon | Mornington, Warialda 
phew C |William Hope, Long Bay 131205 at HC|Florence Emma Dawson, Capeen 131131 
ne = ALA Creek, Old Bonalbo 
. tt!HC|Edmund Ernest Hosking, Leeville, /|130464 
WH Casino is 
STN } HG |William James Jeffrey, Springfield, |130912 5} C |William F. Duane, Illabo 131415 
VW I Bective i 
, C |William Samuel Jackman, Kendall |131040 i HC Mere Saul Greentree, Yarrama- |130563 
\H.C [Percy Mclvor Williams, Stannum, 131369] LA 
et HCO oy ss at iams, Stannum 131369 oi) b Cc ene Hlizabats Jane Lambert, 130605 
WM dias: . : | 
ia eae Murray, Hilltop, 130694 - . (EC ae Chapman, Belmore, {130997 
anilla 
bir C William Marshall, Simpson-street,!131427 
Tumut “ (HC|Emily Rosanna May Bartier, 131172 
“I 1L/HC|Walter Henry Robe, Boorabil, Port |131203 ~H Warialda 
ER Tubooda, Wyalong 
WR + C |William Robinson, Percy-street, 130670 Es... HC/Andrew Thomas Turner, Copeton 131326 
North Lambton i 
ZR ®M &\HC|George Alfred Johnson, Narrabri |130628 
eH: C |Walter Rawson, Avalon, Bungwahl |13112) 8 West 
HC {William John and James Stapleton, | 77637] LEL|HC)Henry Arthur Campbell, Towarra, Fowisis 
we $ Bellevue and Lilydale, Mount rare Albury-road, via Wagga Wagga (/131513 
Mitchell. (Transferred from CN 1,.| A C|Emily Caroline Murray, Steinbrook, {130608 
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Tue undermentioned Branps have been cancelled and re-allotted as shown :— 
Brand. Stock. N d Address. No.of | | Real 
| | ame an ress. | Year. | ‘Application: teeuee 
Q...1 HG | James Thomas Arndell, Monkey Place Fordwich......... 
et AES HC Thomas Bros., Wardry, Coltdebblit:,.!..k.cceia dee: iat Bare Caiccllod: 
Ws Cc William Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay ..... abe ROUEN Se teOER TAD ERGECES Pcs 1910 109704 130544 
z HC Biilmann Brothers, Rocky Plain, via Berridale ..,......4......ccceeee. 1916 126046 | Cancelled. 
Ga. C Jane G. Gordon, Barraba............+. Halal sa Laeidievaritee sete ceeeet teas 1885 7528 130570 
4 +b geal +ot5 Raa a= 
" HC | David Wilson, Sunnyside, Gum Flat, via Inverell........ Resa otis wt 1899 80699 | Cancelled. 
i a Abram Holloway, Bald Nobs, near Armidale .............csecceeereees 1885 ies 130587 
nae 41066 
‘yy... HC | Robert Webb, Bong Bong ...........esseeesseeeer ceases eam 5 7 
Cee ee ree ae Baa: Mickslagihyis..cccaon Cts amMmnen| 18ee on? Tegaan 1 age 
F-2..| HC William A. Wilson, Rosedale, BMatborundi. dice. eedbe 1907 101602 130615 
ae HC | Mary Lettuce, Spring Gully, Bunnan ...).....). 1... sectesseeeeeseenes 1890 61759 130617 
at THC | Henry Binnan, Cowabee- road, Wagoa Wagga  si.......s.sscsvcutegers 1885 44912 130625 
e H James Farrell, Kentucky, Uralla ......... bes abled dSoicec teat acme reemes 1885 5002 130497 
7, 11: x we 
5 HC | William McKenzie, Mayloo, Tuena ..... Bs shee sale dere doisjslentaceinenoratnelte 1885 28129 130520 
HC Edward Douglas, junior, Bendemeer........ bes tore. Ae 3 1885 587 130585 
rt .... HC Hoary €. Dangar, Macquarie Grove, Narellans..i....4.....ceecencavees 1885 39138 130652 
ae HC William Hosking, Moleville, Whiteman Creek i..............ccchecees 1890 62040 180464 
D 
i HC | George Bramble, Myall Lakes, Stroud ..........ccdeccecceesesseecceveenes 1885 23524 130577 
ave HC | Walter Barnes, Pine Ridge, Murrurundi ..........ccccceccsecceceseseenes 1885 33848 130693 
} HC | Charles Fuller, Farmer’s Home, Tarcutta-road Wagga Wagga . 1888 58554 130674 
: C | Denis O’Brien, Lost River, Wheto v..ccteccssseccessssercesseeseneseass 1885 25202 130405 
M A % + 
hp HC | Mary Elizabeth Steel, Walcha .............. Fpegpaadgh fos» os cae epeetenaes 1896 76092 | Cancelled 
oe HC | Mary J. Gallegos, Armidale g.j...:s..08fesitncawt el, schoo uated 1885 20900 | 130726 
= HC |,Frederick James Young, Carara, Curlewis .............ccsccsescceensens 1908 88297 130668 
y HC | dames Dwyer, Peuberhele’ 00.2) -hiarscsn.speaesssonduecaenersestucseaene 1885 13600 130747 
Wx Vi i ivé 
j HC | James Wilson, Fish Rivér Creek riire. 0b cets cons oe tan vatenensertauen 1885 24956 130751 
a> | He Charles Doneld: Stewart, Inverell ........hevetbedeecss, seccoovcoocccadvas 1903 T4462 130633 
IB ' 
e HG. | Susannah Booth, Ferndale, Bundanoon.........066 cee sscsseedeeceadbes 1899 81231 130786 
Q HCG | John Cameron, Mount View, Cessmock...ciicccccssccccssesectenveseecnee 1906 96386 130779 
RED... Cc Robert. 8. Howard, Parkes 7).}..cch..0ce,-.fetodvdttecrssrsencbucedtegni tens 1885 73727 130798 
see H William Heriot, Denihig tin: 8 £ eRe. fed itessan sss oo ikeseescquencne 1885 7658 130701 
7} HG | Alexander Anderson, Warregal Island, Chatsworth Island ...... 1885 f te \ 130550 
a 4 52 
a sb HC | Morgan Redden, Donnybrook, Coonabarabran ..........ccseesceeneees 1885 4444)) 150181 
ws HC | Wong Sat, Bolong, Keripton ): biiigecc:s..<$ic.s.aue caceobetins Wesssaronyese 1915 124103 130835 
AM Je 
aa } HC | Patrick Ryan, Cootamundra ........ ROA SATUS A cre bes 2 Ppl 1885 20645 130843 
Cx... HC | Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via Wingham .............0..cee0ees 1910 108443 | Caneelled. 
Q i 
N HC | George Newham, Reid’s Flat ............... RA Ca PP nie EMP: 1885 9583 150379 
sh) Cc Henry Millburn, Little River, Wangat, Dungog ...............0000e 1889 60204 130851 
vw... HG | James Wildman, Ye Grange, Crowther cisssecseseeseeesees eee neg eer 1916 124607 130864. 
MJ } i 
HC Michael Jordan, Tabulam 
3 yj PLEA TP tr Ub paseie-edtantesers fo kgs. ice sheen aaah | 1885 41659 130866 
MW ...| Ha oF B. ae Bootra, White Clie rt Besicatcchotaesoasercescgetnnnes 1914 T6861 | Cancelled. 
e H HC Wliza Harvey; Parkes -..2........d.ctetsoveso Ra senica line cccsermasaits daee 1886 54851 130886 
a HC (| Mabel BM. Lahey, Tia Diggitngs’ Yi... bocce snceboosovsendesecdationsss 1905 92283 130890 
} HC | Executors Estate late M. P. Holmes, Moree ..........000.005 sssseaees 1903 T4495 130586 
a HC | Michael O’Keefe, Orundumbie, Walcha .....0.......cs.ccsececerssncoees 1885 { 54907} 130803 
8 ae EC en HASGON Hacc S05 skin ee deh be sam ER cee an eae ee 1887 salen Cancelled 
: ‘ily, Vh 4 Steet ere tea ee nest aee nee en eteereneee eet aeenee ees eee eas é neelled. 
Th1-: HO Pees ERAbL, Tame’ are ea ae AMS 8 1885 tone re ra 
x@..| He Hague Smith and McRae, Round Hill, Goonoo Goonvo road, 1915 peu 530888 








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ares ae No. of E me 
Name and Address. | Year. | Applica oi Hee ‘eee 
L. B. Rudder, Port Macquarie .........s605 Labbe Daeeeed He sda Neches a ) 1885 25181 130964 
John Brogan, Imlet, Attunga......c.ccsceecee PETS ee Seana oe Gn 1885 11723. 130942 
Alma Bird Smith, Hillside, Cunningaroo, Alfredton, Waggaj 1889 59944 130938 
Wagga. 
James Mahoney, Gledswood, Narellatii.i....icccsccsccisoscecesseasoeses 1885 10364 130892 
William King, CORSO G rte ieee a aan Pemeeneme mes. is da Wea 22 oN 1885 3591 130972 
Andrew Easterman, Rosemount, Watson’s Creek, via Bendemeer| 1906 95831 |. 180878 
Willian Gobléey;, Gunnedah 1. .4.:4:211.cundieaddseades adr We lect endt ox bes 1906 94920 “130983 
Isabella McCallum, Bell Brook, Moonan Flat..........csccsdseeeesseees |. 1 1908 102111 130676 
William Baines, Wolla Wolla, Manning River ........0c..cecedcueues 1885. 25930 130925 
Ferdinand Schulz, Gerogery, AlDUry  .....éisscnescaserse sis nancee codecs 1885 27516 130991 
Huge ameyabinima Ville io5.2. odcsacatier cca ncaacstadtaere uses eee coers eeanaad 1892 65444 131005 
Annie Peters, Yarra, Bibbenluke ...........000000 asaei hoe ded, Haonieea doen ee 1889. 60756 131037 
Hredlcs ©8 Bt Bricher, Mal6bowns, owas dccatenensoeomumieds edecederacesaes: 1909 107284 136896 
Mary E. Floyd, Rose Vale, Bumberry ..0........cccnscesessseeecovehue ves 1906 15021 131045 
Raborteyrne) Bert Lome poise iisecc occ cccernee Gasebens crept nc nate 1886 56164 131043 
; ’ s 2 ) 
John Payne, Dignam’s Creek; ‘Cobargo. aise 1885 eat 131051 
Joseph Jackson, Slapdash Creek, Gulgong ................cssssseesenese 1885 13949 130790 
William R. Patterson, Litifern; Blayney ..............c1cccecsceeessecee ‘ 1900 81737 130900 
Simon Cory, Molonglo .............4008 eRe, «cial detead oie 1885 7095 130553 
James Hetice, Claremont, Timrorsh aides sehic task sd RGU Ge lian 1893 T2305 131064 
Joseph Ti Derinia, Campbelltown  .a,pdecsccecesohddaledtialaclnssedeieel 1885 31836 131072 
William John Chadwick, Young-road, Grenfell... 0... cee ces es 190% 84196 131068 
Edward Blacka, Stony Creek, Boga ..........06.2. Spy kh it bared: 1885 17902 131086 
George Cooper, Welbon, Moree ....cc..cccsscseneodteedenttonsétuadsdeuedans 1885 36046 131024 
John Hay; Mount Manara, Wilcannia ........6..cc::scesesceecseneedeades 1885 { Tae 1380460 
Charles Clarke, Belanglo, Berrinia.............cccesseeeee ence Pace? * bye ep 1891- | 65695 131115 
Thomas George Cook, care of Mr. Everson, Goonoo Goonoo road, 1909 107362 131108 
Tamworth 
Robert Welsh, Wondellow, Cobargo.........)...ecccecceeecseeeeeteceeees 1897 77320 129967 
Jno. Hart; Larbert, West Maitland 22.0.0... ..cceseececeeecene serieeec 1892 68413 | Cancelled. 
Fred. Li. Tassell, Horton Park, Booligal ...sci.si.ciscetescsucscccece es 1886 54029 : 
hia 1887 |. S54ag. |§ “180828 
Haward George TyYtvell; COBRIGO | Wii issicessssecentetwrsecntaaevccedee oe 1885 45437 151154 
Hnry J. Gs McGregor, Vebman..c..--ss.ccesscsscsesageoen desseeceereenn 1893 yis29 | 131156 
Ddnald Ryriej Kulkite; Jindsbyhe 20206655... ees 1885 463 13t1L74 
William Coombes, Trappand Farm, Louth Park, West Maitland 1904 91067 Cancelled. 
Patrick A. Brady, Rush’s Creek, Manilla ........... Aer tin ie ey 1903 87556 131183 
John Mahoney, Tariwortl Vs iviogautardews:s jocceteamadaed aah tak. 1909 167685. | Caneelled. 
Thomas Worboys, Quirindi Creek, Wallabadah........).cccssedeeeaas 1885 32985 131209 
Charles tAy Gandern, MOlowite tre cicesenuncestsonscceoncdeceus erasiaN sea 1885 42362 131214 
John Patterson, solicitor, Vamworth 2... Wieaninel. .caavedl ela gaat. 1885 431438 131226 
William Henry Fletcher, Kaleno Station, Cobar ......... Ber tia 1887 §5291 131227 
Patrick O’Mara, South Creek, St. Mary’s .4.... ccssssereeoneeeceneanes 1885 39357 131233 
Eriest Richarm® Plomtier  PUurra wall) Wcssuers.+cescednenstegsevene tesacenece 1916 127023. { Cancelled. 
\ 
C. and J. Brown, Crosshills, Newbridge .........cccs.escoosecnseassesaes 1885 51003 131256 
Mary Ellen Baldwin, Glen Innes .....:..cssecesseerees ries Bleue 1890 62347 | 1381252 
John Goog, Wybong Creek, Muswellbrook ... ......:ssssseecenssseeeses | 1885 10221 131038 
Christopher Moor, Terrabomberra, Queanbeyan... .e.ce.eseccesee es 1885 24496 131029 
Mark MeéeGrath, junior, Nerriga........ccccseecsssedibulercoiardedaas diilnes 1893 71178 131271 
Robert A. Mitchell, Kangaloon......scccccoensvsenesessacevevetoon Wena 1885 29466 131298 
Pea 185 11291 i 
Charled Spinks, Wileannia ..c.cccccccscescsessscssesessesscaseseveteseesbeve ie er 181031 









































3978 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave., 1918. 
Brand, Stock. | Name and Address. | Year. No. of Re-allotment 
: : Application. Number. 
GEL Hc. | George Parker, Towamba, Eden ,..,......., 110 pas ReoemeR Rete ina toes os 1885 { ts 131160 
H b HC | Hampton Willis, Hastern Plains, Gayra... .....ccssesesee veseueeeseees 1915 122363 131347 
uu 
ye HC | Josh Parslow, Molong ....ccseegeysersesreevenseees DP bee eee 1885 408 131073. 
am) HC | William Ritchie, Fullertom,......-...0:0.sscsomssesenpadnscseesonsonerecesees 1885 39773 13136( 
“Ne HC | Samuel Pearce, Camberwell, Singleton ........ BOA BENS: (obra seen eee 1885 25873 131375 
De} HC | Anne F. Sprouster, Pendarius, Fremantle ............... er ass costo. 1896 76393 131371 
BBL HC | Patrick Brennan, Merrygoen, Mundooran ............ ch anthaestdeeet). «i 1885 35779 131106 
O»D...| HC George Mirancis, Pilligar...04..nseancacedacs oaveseelithe>pncenMeasnabienedeseidss 1885 41165 131276 
aos HC | Joseph Bailey, Watermark, Breeza ).....::.0ccsseeessbeecseets coreeensooes 1905 92387 131176 
TaN 4 Cc Saml. Glyde, Gannon’s Creek, via Wauchope ...cs...cusseseeseseeees 1894 72523 131177. 
J ariel HC Clara Ann Murphy, Green Hills, Shooter’s Hill..............e eee: 1901 83685 131392 
(1... HE | William Grey, Kiama 2.0... .ecccecceeeceeesenteeetencetceeeeteeerieees 1885 133833 131399 
ae EC John 2 Sloman, Mount Pleasant, Dundee.......0...: s-0-csaecmeene oes 1906 97952 131402 
VY ..| HC } Richard Binnie, Maoranie, Singleton .....1....-.:csscesssreresesoanens 1885 45997 131411 
=p eke) Samuel Orr ara, Glen NDEs. sc. ctuavtr nse senccnoteiacs sc oleae ee eREeeeEn 1885 7226 131414 
Eh HC | A_N. Staff, Dunoon .......... CA ESAT ee ees Mekaloidedddulanboce 1904 T4661 131418 
THM...) oe John F. Nicholas, Alectown Common, Alectown ..........c..c0se0.0s 1906 95758 | Cancelled. 
FY, } Jes Mary Rose McCulloch, South Mount Hope..,.......0.ccc.cseseseeeseen 1906 96463 131287 
Mi} HC. | Donald McPherson Chandler, Wollomombi...........sssecscersenseeses 1894 71799 131481 
A £ HC Carson and Brown, Bomera Station, Tambar Springs ............... 1904 T4627 131472 , 
w...| HC James Ward, Tarrawan, .Gulligal ............0..0..itWSbebWilie dota een 1885 6740 131479. 
tm...| HC Timothy Mainey, Turner’s Flat, Greenhills...............cceseccseeerees 1885 46540 131474 
oy} HC Edward Charker, Brattenbow Creek, Taralga..............c.cscsecenses 1885 2884 131473 
ae HC | Anne Bopping, Riverview, Ballalaba............-sescesceccscssecereseeeees 1903 87292 131483 
JW 7..) HC | William Moore, Cooma.........:esscesceceeebeeclsseteseseecseaeens Cam 1887 T1278 131493 
ed tic | | CeettMALeced ills, Grookeyrell Weacheatcs tabi ice--svs+etsgcbenaaete eee 1885 34049 | 131232 
MC... H John McCutcheon, Strathbogie, Wellingrove..................seeee eee 1885 1207 131510 
J AW... g Henrietta Wallace, Wauchope “si.6..... Un 20.2 cURk. s-seb we eeeeten 1901 83564 131505 
TO.| HG | Matilda Gwen, Bangor, Nerriga.........sscsessesssssesseseonesnesnen 1890 62433 131504 
Tm™..| HC Tan Mallon, Moray viive.ce.ecclteenessoh tau yee hea 1885 88r 131503 
| e axe HC Francis Mallon, Merricumbene, Araluem ................csseeeseeereveeee 1890 63660 131502 
He C.. |. Harold Borham, Milbury, Underbank ...)..0000. lll 1887 56251 131327 
RD... at William Rand, Egelaba, Wagga Wagga .............cerecsessenceesaeees 1885 21160 | Cancelled. 
ab THC. || Kate @eding, Corowa’ .ccesopcc.-. itso veto vache ten coe ans eee 1901 82399 131508 
va GC... | Gonis Saridel, Mateld t..:e12)).: “aeitelcs.. ccs, Geet en aren ee 1885 51644 131553 
IDM...) HC | John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, Old Junee 0.0... eee sees 1905 92972 | Cancelled. 
eS HC ||’ james Carey) Harwood Island Ulnar... sq smear eee) eae 1902 5648 | 131342 
at HC | George E. 8. Davies, Kelivena, Curlowis........ccsesccssssssssssmnes 1908 | 105208 | 131442 
; tos HC James Bonnington, Aarongonaaron, Mundooran ..........s...0seeees 1885 8398 131544 
fe H . | Joseph Drayton, Glenmore, Lochinvar..........cc..csesessceesessesesees 1885 2272 131547 
vt HC | Thomas Mills, Jack’s Creek, Narrabri ........cssssssse: sesceesssvescseees 1888 57667 131551 
TM 
ne HC | J. M. Black, Ayrdale, Wolumla ........5...sssseecesoees ase oleae 1885 17909 131413 
- HC | David Heazlett, Major’s Creek .......scccssessessessvssessceneessesseees ces 1885 5582 131461 
wy HC || Thomas Wightman, Gulargambone ............secserstserseecuceacsoeeees 1893 71248 131624 
i He Willian Bailey, St, Albans...:.00dese meee ae ae aetee e 1885 21952 131610 
5 ‘HC | James Archer, Goimbla, Toogong ....sscecsesssceeerscsnsersaegeereesseess 1885 31039 131522 
Tie i Jno. Taylor, Branxton ...sseeseessesssseereeeerecsecnrerteeriseeteeeneees 1885 { 15000) 131468 
Rae 
AR C } Archibald Reynolds, Kylee, Adaminaby sssr.ve«shrsviviieess Mine 1885 15090 | 131457 
2 
ti HC John Beven, Bevendale, Whee sncnecsodraseeaceeodservelejatbiverscaversece 1885 1058 180935 
cy HC FivA Parbury, Invermein, mearsScones.cuse-cere:-ssse sss venunuanivesl se 1885 41014 130595 











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Brand. Stock, | Name and Address. Shier Dita soa ae phere: t 
Sg | HC A. Hincheliffe Son & Co., Denny Kyemine, Mundooran ............ 1895 T2446 131590 
ay HC Alexr. Stevenson, junr., Ulallah, Purlewaugh ........0....c0000ce000 1908 104559 | Cancelled. 
dA... HC William Shapland, Bob’s Creek, MOUS OM ath a ss cgaestisase st dyes dense 1885 34401 131677 
BS HC | Ernest Wm. Schmidt, Ebenezar, Walla Walla, Albury ......... a. 188s 38324 131633 
W..| C | William Abernethy, Cambewarra, Nowra .......:cccsceseeteeteenes 1887 55137 131691 
Eau HC Dudley C. Campbell, South Grafton ...ccccecccccccecececscvcusecseceececes 1917 129448 | Cancelled. 

| 
The AppressEs of the following Owners have been changed, viz. :— 

Brand. | Name. From— reve o== Year. No. 

JPT.:.\ Po J. Flunkett.....:... TEE Binigate lfc, teccthansst ote Peisley-street, Orange............ 1908 T5369 
Ta Ericv* Tmdionese.. Gloucester” .. som ceee cee Gloucester & Lydholme Farm,} 1909 105838 

2 Bundanoon. a 
+ G.s) Wredk AH, Gees.......,....0.... Musgrove, via Pericoe ...... Ando, via Nimitybelle ......... 1906 97023 
WoP...| Wm. O. Phillips............00 Fishponds, Warialda........ Warrindi, Boggabilla; False] 1885 53094 
Forest, Campbell’s Creek, 
Yetman, and Fish Ponds, 
: aes. 1916. | 126488 
HE p| Edwd. E. Hirst... Leppington, Ingleburn ...... Springmead, Ingleburn ......... 1917 130728 
$ Ben. Guateg hs geiyendasdeessavds Moorna Station, via Went-| Tuppal ae BS ed and) . 1913 T6109 
worth. Moorna Station, via Went- 
worth. 
nea Woatter Bo Weil oo... ssc Wirrigurldonga, § Gurley| Park View, Armidale ............ 1913 113785 
Siding. 
akL Edmund Guy Hensley ...... Uarbry-road, Cassilis......... “‘ Riverton,” Gulgong............ 1899 81286 
AT 1 BROLGWIE OR .lg85. toon esas Ferndale-st., Sth. Granville} Park-road, Granville ............ 1917 128529 
a Robert Wrights ...0c5.0.....00. Pallamallawansmcsesneettas: Gilroy, via Moree,............s010 1898 78463 
~B Frank Aubyn Blomfield ...| ‘“‘ The Middles,” Marsdens,| ‘‘ bullan,” Marsden............... 1917 128402 
via Wyalong. : 

AL...) Alfred J.O. Lang 2.00... ... Onaiitie FaroMuy, sa Raimornie Works, Grafton...... 1901 84042 
ray John P. Charlton ............ Rock Hill, Sodwalls ......... Rock View, Cookamidgera ...| 1906 97188 
ap Joseph Cross sions ceenessss Wilton, Tomingley ......... Glencoe, Peak Hill... -.. 0... 4+. 1917 127920 

BIOL) rarold Holder’, rsecssse Nultiagmark hats d gs Home Ville, Dinton Vale ......, 1917 | 127580 

r().. Joseph Oldfield ............... Reedy Creek, Michelago ...| Naas, Tharwa .....................| 1890 61862 

7 Andrew McIntosh ,........... Bun Loit Farm, Rosewood | The Retreat, Albert ........... 1910 109167) 
0 : : - 

Ch Octavius Creighton ......... Bangalow, } sia t+ aicteeete Main Arm, Mullumbimby..... 19i7 128693 
Av J...| Arthur R. James ............ ‘Trankey oo Sere ee Roundrang Farm, Eugowra ...! 1890 64145 

Se George Spicer .....0cs.ci.c0s Clanville, Tenterden... .. ... Bros daraier, Fladbury, via| 1914 120356 

undee. 

ad } Wins Spicer: ey.sameer ted Tenterden, Guyra .. ......... Broadwater, Fladbury, via]: 1894 72122 
a Dundee. 

ak OSs Hem VVitliiana Same eeceses East Mirrool, via Whitton | P.0., Whitton ........ ccccsceesees 1917 128740 

B as Bernard J. Butler .....,......| ‘*Ivanhoe,” Cranbury, vial ‘“ Wilga Fields,” Minenoorong| 1916 127027 

B Cudal. Siding, Tullamore. 

W IC...) William Collins Dingo Creek Siateeey Cae 8, (oct ae ae 1917 127680 
MD1,| Maurice Chas. Davey ...... Bungaribee, Blacktown ..,| Bungaribee, Blacktown; ‘‘ Um- LOU 127943 
aw biella,” Glen Alice, Rylstone, 

and Lucas-road, Burwood. oa 72015 

a iitecbert CS SOUR Vt. caus Uhh Quainind git. btslaitent. gan “Birdwood,” Glencoe.........+. 1906 96286 

< 2 ¢ 5 

eff J+: | John BE. Jones..... ....c0..000 Beattie Island, Gloucester..) Finningham Hall, Quaker’s) 1912 115597 
Hill, Blacktown. 

aye Thos. L. Bailes ......... .....) Hillerest, Tichbourne ......] Mimt0o ...ceccseee ceeeenenteee sees 1907 98697 

Poy James Woods ...000.7..0.! ..{| care of W. Mallett, Rose-) Dungog ......60.seccereoede eanens oes 1916 125368 

4 berry Sawmill, Richmond 
River. 





TE ES LO 
SR pn 








3980 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 98. [9 Ava., 1918. 











The following Atrurations have been made in Brands previously published ;— 























Brand. Stock. Pt ‘ul Year. Name and Address, | Alteration to be made. 
C; . 
HU...) BC Seas ie John M‘Grath, Coppermine, Burraga.............s0.0000 | PY 
a} H 128039 1917 | John Henry Gotts, Sackville Reach............0086 ,.e..{ Bor Horses and Cattle. 
J 
APU?.... He ee 1917 | Arthur Ferdinand Werner, Kurrajong, Nymagee ...| AF UW 
We for Horses 
6 ly A urd a iy il y - + ai 1 

nS HC 129737 1917 | James Albert Turner, Bloomfield-lane, Gunnedah ... 4X, AB os Pe 





Bnei C T7486 1917 | Cyril Vincent Northcott, Hyde’s Creek, Bellingen. & Ve 
(Transferred from J. Northcott.) 























VG... Cc 129238 1917 | William A. Cox, Heron’s Creek, Camden Haven ...... WG F 
AS HG 129472 1917 | Killar Egan, Acacia Creek, via ney., Queensland...... Thomas Kgan, Acacia 
rey Creek, via Killarney, 
(Q.). 
PA ey HC 129542 1917 | Andrew John Johnston, Lawnsdale, Nimbin ......... ee, meus read 
A : auriedale, 
Reh... HC 129349 | 1917 | R. Coles, Lang-street, South Hay .......ccsccceeseeeneees RL 
e 
Sa Cc | 129497 | 1917 | J. Stone, Mooral Creck, via Wingham .............e00 “S# 
hs ate | td Tree 1917 1 Babee Snail, Faiciel’, Milli (UMM of 4):. (Cattle brand transferred 
L 77490 J from Susan Small.) 
UY. HO T7494 | 1917 | Strahorn and Co., Neeworra and Nienby, near ed 
Gulargambone. 
iy" uw 
‘HAC 129729 1917 | Wm. A. Warren, Endfield, Studley, River Darling... 
A rll 
y °7 HC 129618 1917 Gordon Thomas Reynolds, Waverley, Greenbah-road,| Yo'7 
Moree. . 
iy HC 129375 1917 | Samuel Joseph Boyce, Clare, Balranald... ,.s..00.0...61 Bovee i should read 
2 ‘6 oy es! 
[658] Chief Seeretary’s Office, New South Wales, 


6th August, 1918. 


r hae following General Abstracts of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the 
4 undermentioned Banks are published in conformity with the “Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 
1913 4.:— 
HEAD OFFICE IN NEW SOUTH WALES~ 
- Banx or Nuw Soura Waxes, from Ist April to 50th June, 1918. 
CommzrciaL Banxina Company or Sypnuy, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 
Austravian Bank or Comuurce, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 


HEAD OFFICE IN VICTORIA~ 
ConontaL Bank or Austrraasta, Limited , trom lst April to 30th June, 1918, 
Commercitan Bank or Ausrrania, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 
Nationa, Bank or Austrarasta, Limited, from 3lst March to 30th J une, 1918. 
Royan Banx or Ausrraris, Limited, from 2nd April to 29th June, 1918. 
HEAD OFFICE IN QUEBNSLAND— 
QuzEeNsLAND Narionan Bank, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 
BANK oF QUEENSLAND, Limited, from Ist April to 30th J une, 1918. 
HEAD OFFICH IN NEW 4EALAND— 
Bank or Nuw Zzauanp, from Ist April to 30th J une, 1918, 
HEAD OFFICE IN LONDON 
Bank or Ausrrauasia, from 26th March to 24th June, 1918. 
Union Bank or Ausrrawa, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 
Lonpon Bank or AvsTRa.ta, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918, 
Excise, Scorrisu, anp AUSTRALIAN Banx, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 
HEAD OFFICE IN PARIS— 
Courror Nationan v’Hscompre pz Paras, from Ist April to 30th June, 1918, 


HEAD OFFICE IN JAPAN— 
Yoxouama Specie Bawx, Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 


DAVID STOREY, 
Vor Chief Secretary, 


AO eat Picea mere eenneeen me 


The Abstracts scheduled above have be2) examined and ‘tabulated in the Burean of Statistics, 


Joun B. Trivert, 
Government Statistician. 


9 Aua., 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 3981 











GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 
Ist April to the 30th June, 1918. 

















Liabilities. Amount, Totals. Assets. Totals, 
pan aes. Ot £ s. d. £ a d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...]  ssessessecseree 86,257 16 11 Metals sfc ae dae vse ..| 4,140,734 16 11 
Bearing Interest... ... Rai isash bie Habbo daby ee ate Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... ...| 926,010 15 6 
Australian Notes... “00 see ...| 1,807,885 12 4 
Not bearing Interest ...|  sseceesseveeses 59,667 1 1 Nebe nn y, Sats pcg | imleratn sa Bese 17 
Bearing Interest se Wr eis ethetle Mee eR ey ape 5 A AN Ms sendaactaee | i eet , 


5 
8 
Balances due from other Banks ag: hao PBB hs 
Balances due to other Banks..| —..s.seseeseevee | 1,202,099 12 4/| Balances due from the Branches of this Bank| 6,662,597 7 7 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 























Deposits— Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
Not bearing Interest .,./10,650,919 16 7 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
Bearing Interest ... {12,874,601 15 7 ; due to the said Bank from other Banks, 
—_—-- 23,025,521 12 2 including Wheat Accounts ... ... (16,114,515 14 3 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £/24,323,546 2 6 Total Amount of Assets ae £/33,474,466 19 4 





Pa 





Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 _—..,, £3,904,860. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... Pes ‘as aah as .., LO Y cent. Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared for Quarter ended 31st March, 1918... a v1 £97,621 10s. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... Aas aye vee £2,950,000. 





J. RUSSELL FRENCH, General Manager. 
Sydney, 12th July, 1918. W. HE. SOUTHERDEN, Chief Accountant, 


I, John Russell French, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912. 

J. RUSSELL FRENCH. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this , : 
12th day of July, 1918,— ‘ J. A. BRYANT, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL 
BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY, Liuirzp, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several 
Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1918. 





Liabilities. Amount, Totals. Assets, Totals. 
£ 8. d. £ Bath £ Ba Os 
Notes in Circulation-- Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest .,,) ssss-sensoryeeone 11,915 14 7|| Metals pat Soe ie ir sant) 2419,L60 2 It 
ere ee ep rscseseiesesete seca ‘t || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars.,, —... 5,810 7 1 


Tanded Property 4. 35 tog ns nop «=, :BD9,780 O O 


Bills in Circulation— Australian Notes  ... ie or | 1,222,622 18 10 


Not bearing Interest...) v.ecscrsesseveores 324,439 4 4 






































Bearing Interest —...|scesensnevesene eee sesee || Notes and Bills of other Banks ate 99,882 14 3 
Balances due from other Banks ... is 95,401 8 1 
Balances due to other Banks  ..cscescesessseres 69,564 16 8] Balances due from Branches of this Bank...| 4,191,426 15 6 
|| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock; 
Not bearing Interegt ,..) 11,796,557 9 3 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest | 10,820,390 16 5 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
——— —|22,616,948 5 & to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 18,207,124 8 9 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/28,022,868 1 3 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 27,100,163 10 5 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at close of Quarter ended 30th June, 1918... ves w+ £2,000,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ie ite tee ied ise ... £10 % centum Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... ae + tes as 4h see ‘ »-. £100,000, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at time of declaring such Dividend “a he ts ..» £2,050,254 18. 2d. 





EH. H. MASS8IE, General Mane ger. 
Sydney, 13th July, 1918, F. J. L. DUNLOP, Accountant. 


I, Hugh Hamon Massie, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the suine was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banke and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. 
ACh, H. HU. MASSIF. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this te 
13th day of July, 19182- , JOHN F. HOARH, Justice of the Peace, 


3982 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava.,.1918, 





— 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the AUSTRALIAN BANK 
OF COMMERCH, Limirep, in the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the ast April to the 30th June, 1918. 























Liabilities. | Amount, Totals. Assets. | Totals. 
Bini, 3) PEO sha. [eee od 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...) ...... leteeees 5,791 12 3 Metals nae 577,763 O O 
Bearing Interest... pp hu Wouters 4 BNA Lon Gold and Silver in Bullion or ee ae 1,274 7 6 
Australian Notes re Bee we ...| 683,497 10 O 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest ...| os sssssecoeses 133,868 1 11 || Landeda Tuerey rat tt ae uhinareeee, Te od 
Bearing Interest... aah ereeceana seen eee Rae tose cs eres , || Notes and Bills of other Banks ot oi 2,251 3 10 
Balances due from other Banks ° ... Sela Ld 948 288 21 
Balances due to other Banks...! ..s.csscevevece 124,572 13 6 | 
| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing ‘Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest ....|38,549,006 12 1] woes eee and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest... +0/2,170,905 10. 7 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
——— 5,719,912 2 8 the said Bank from other Banks ... ...| 5,619,360 9 38 



































Total Amount of Liabilities .., £/5,934,144 10 4 |. Total Amount of Assets ... £) 7,365,906 5 9 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Roasters ended 30th June, 1918 sis ss. 1,198,679. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... A eo Ast has .. 3 % centum annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared rs uae 20% hice .. £17,980 38s. 7d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring ‘such Dividend. tee ed nae .. £149,815 7s. 2d. 








C. M. C. SHANNON, General Manager. 
R. A. THOMAS, Secretary. 


I, Roderick Archibald Thomas, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faitliful account of the Average Amount of ‘Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the saine was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912, 

BR. A. THOMAS, 
Sworn before me, ati Sydney, 


this ; 2 
10th day of duly, (9182. (ALLAN A, SMITH, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COLONIAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALASIA, Lruirep, ‘within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the ‘Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 















































Liabilities. Amount, Totals. | Assets. Totals. 
2s. od, a £ aa; 
Notes in Circulation— Ooined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...) s.eesesceeees von Ml Miseeees PA ec tocn Metals ee om tee 39,281 11 9 
Bearing Interest ... not. oacaSsoe=agens daaens.ce sinsiplse 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... ndollds adeabesidscs ae 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property oy) nee 506 Saal lse snes sesiseirs s 
Not bearing Interest ...| ws sesecnenees 44 5 8 : 
Bearing Interest... SAR arenes Ee saul auth cates Australian Notes 400 so tee v| 34,242 9 3 
Notes and Bills of other Banks a0 ae 4,219 18 8 
Balances due to other Banks...)  ........s.ceces seeealiiiee : Balances due from other Banks dao Mey il cce sees eaceiee ; 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
; and Funded Debts of every description,! 
Not bearing Interest ..,) 74,288 1 9 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
Bearing Interest... | 114,818 16 7 to the said Bank from other Banks «| 174,965 6 1 
———— 189,106 18 4 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £) 185,151 4 0 Total Amount of Assets ne £| 252,709 5 9 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918.. «. £439,280 10s. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders aire Hos Fou tht cent. per annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend so declared eh, bi oe ee ' £15,374 16s. 3d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring euch ‘Dividend ahs vee a nop £309, 461 11s. 8d. 
L, A. LOWE, Acting Manager. 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. JOS. W. RAINE ORD, Accountant. 


I, Leonard Alfred Lowe, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the toregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful ‘account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified, and that the 
res was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 

ct, 1912. 


bef ee hi L. A. LOWE. 
worn betore me, at Sydney, this , o 
ard day of July, tS y EDWIN S$. SAUTELLE, Justice of the Peace. 


9 Ava, 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 





3985 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITI#S and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL BANK 
OF AUSTRALIA, Liurrsp, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1918. 
































Liabilities. Amount. Totals. Assets. Totals, 
py 4s £ s. d. £ gs... ds £ s. dd 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ... sauas os 819 16 11 Metals sad the ast see ..| 58,890 2 
Bearing Interest ose eoecres © =| wae rccrne reves o Australian Notes ae i i 155,069 5 
Bills en Circulation— Landed Property 400 as Aad 51,730 0 
ot b i I tf t ereveevonretsos 4,23 0 5 4 
Weuhing Wine tcl eae nab we Notes and Bills of other Banks Se 22,672 11 2 
Balances due from other Banks $60 Mavavesesnvades 
Balances due to other Banks... seesseceaveesee Sethe shoe fess 
Amount of all debts due to the Bank, 
Deposits— | including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Not bearing Interest 483,159 8 38 || Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest .| 154,937 8 6 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
—— 633,096 16 9 || tothe said Bank from other Banks 625,710 15 7 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £] 643,153 14 1 | Total Amount of Assets doe £| 914,072 15 4 











(Ordinary ... £95,659. 
** 0 Preference... £2,117,350. 
woe & YP cent. 
we £42,347, 
vee £5,435 8s. 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Preference Shareholders... ua see 
Amount of the last Dividend declared te ae a te nt ap a 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ie Scr 





H. HE. WESTON, Manager. 
THE ComMMERCIAL BANK oF AvsTRALIA, Limited, J. D. AUBREY, Accountant. 


Sydney, llth July, 1918. 


I, Harry Edward Weston, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the specified period; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 


1912. H, E. WESTON. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, 


this ) z 
llth day of July, 1918, § F, C, DUNLOP, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIHS and ASSETS of the NATIONAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALASIA, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 3lst March to the 30th June, 1918. 






































Liabilities. Amount, Totals. Assets. Totals. 
ore a Bat Chal San. Bagatts ch aia 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coine 
Notsbearing Interest ...| oo. scsccvcceens 878 19 3 Metals ma ace me sot | 118,216 17 4 
Bearing Interest stsMgaevnseteivorsseg) | tt dee tyrnat-a) if) GOld and Silver in Bullion Or Bares vee. oe soe [iy arpikss onze recone 
Australian Notes ae AD 348,063 3 10 
Bills in Circulation— Government Securities na MRE es els g dhe s- cco 
Not bearing Interest ...) ...csecsceoesee 6,803 0 4 || Landed Property at ap OL ea 47,340 10 0 
Bearing Interest 3}, ec Seapsuosncc nav eetiohiinacoec Notes and bills of other Banks cyy lye vase siotagen toy 180, 
| Balances due from other Banks 80,098 8 4 
Balances due to other Banks,..| sressesesseeres 5,689 18 6 || Duty Stamps ... a we ns aa0 548 1 9 
| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest 474,117 14 10 and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest ..|1,082,623 3 8 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
——__—_ 1,506,740 18 6 || to the said Bank from other Banks ...{1,860,090 3 3 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/1,519,612 16 7 | Total Amount of Assets Wee £| 1,912,722 138 4 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 £1,498,220. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders eee 7 Y cent. 


£10,702 6s, 
£41,735 88. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend, exclusive of such Dividend £718,302 Fh Yel: 


Preferential Shares ... 


Ordinary Shares £52,437 14s. 


my 


, 


Amount of the last Dividend declared { 





R. 8S. GREGSON, Manager. 


Sydney, 9th July, 1918, B. J. OSBORNE, Accountant. 


I, Robert Shepherd Gregson, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithtu! account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and 
that the samme was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and 
Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 

R, 8. GREGSON. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


th day of July, 1918... | MURRAY A, CAMPBELL, Justice of the Peace. 


3984 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Aua., 1918. 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ROYAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALIA, Limresp, within the State of New South Weles, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 2nd April to the 25th June, 1918. 








Liabilities, Amount, Totals. Assets. Totals. 
; Sos. gin: Us. A; Eis. 2 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ..) .. ceesevveeves 16 0 0 Metals... a He HAS its vl 627,992 14 3 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars .., Fas bch sea eeeaeetee 
Australian Notes a “ns sa5 SHAPE OR So. Schoen ; 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest © we) .e.seces senses 2,565 10 10 || Landed Property aes vee ves ses| toe seeewmoenens 


Notes and Bills of other Banks sq ..| 10,611 18 10 
Balances due to other Banke...)  scssseveeceeece salabeiou Re Balances due from other Banks ay, | 50,896 4 4 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 























Deposits— including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Not bearing Interest ...| 71,708 8 9 all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Bearing Interest ,.. .-| 168,578 VY 10 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said Bank from other 
— 240,286 16 7 Banks (Public) kee mi ee vet 287,097 11 7 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £) 242,868 7 5 Total Amount of Assets a £| 376,598 4 0 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 29th June, 1918 .- £300,600. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... — 509 ie ave . 8 cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... : a ee, Bey .. 12,000. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring mick Dividend’ ids ‘ag ats #301,717 11s. 8d. 








A, PATERSON, Manager. 
Sydney, 11th July, 1918, CECIL HAY, Accountant. 


I, Arthur Paterson, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful Account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. 

A. PATERSON. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this - 
een ecard wove | PERCY H. NEWELL, Justice of the Peace. 





GENERAL ABRSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the QUEENSLAND 
NATIONAL BANK, Liurrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1918. 








Liabilities. Amount. Totals, | Agsets. Totals. 
Pe avid 2g. eg. p iltor Feat: £ 8. dd. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Geld and Silver and other Coine 
Not bearing Interest oovreevosestnas Poe eecoeeeeeeee Metals eee eed eee eee eee 101,129 2 6 
Bearing Interest... veal Glove saeceneune se Megha Gasece ents Cosh 4d Bankbre <4 ty a ..| 300,000 0 0 
Bills in Circulation— Australian Notes hy ie 5 ...| 111,504 10 O 


Landed Property ee ae ati | 17,363 1 2 
Notes and Bills of other Banks nee sol LRU Era Users a 





Not bearing Interest ...| ss secececoe tes 23,187 3 6 
Bearing Interest ... cage auaieaines peecnesteneeres 
Interminable Inscribed Deposit 


Stock) oils ws od Rete ee ns Gos 267,880 12 O 4 Balances due from other Banks axe {a Oe ARES 
Balances due to other Banks,..]  ....csseeeeveee Meek ad cage eese® 
j Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
114.991 16 4 ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
yy and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 


Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest, Private 
Bearing Interest, Private ...|126,546 4 0 


























av ares eel DBS Oe to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 188,575 13 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £| 532,605 15 10 Total Amount of Assets bas £| 729,690 7 10 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up to 30th June, 1918... ih Ni ois we £480,000. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders sta 
Amount of the last Dividend declared cae 46 ase ae 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend 


J .. 8 Y cent. per annum, 
. vs 212,000. 
‘ we £36,983 178. 8d. 


tse 














W. V. RALSTON, General Manager. 
Brisbane, 16th July, 1918. A. O. JACKSON, Branch Accountant, 


I, Walter Vardon Ralsion make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. . 

W. V. RALSTON. 


Sworn before me, at Brisbane, in the State of Queensland : 
this 16th day of July, 1918,— i D. F, MAXWELL, Justice of the Peace, 


9 Ava,, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


3985 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITINS and ASSETS of the BANK OF QUEENS- 


LAND, Limrrezp, within the Siete of New South Wales, taken from the seve 


from the Ist April to the 30th June, i9is. 


val Weekly Statements during the Quarter 














Liabilities, Amount, Totals, 
££ ad £oa da 
Notes in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest .1.]  seosvesoereecse | see aveee avtises 
Besring Interest eM cate aaa cence i 
Bills in Cirenlation— 
Not bearing Interest ...|  ..--eseeeee es 131 14. 1 
Bearing Interest... sss] seenessoveseeee | cenevseernerees 
Balances due to other Banks..., 10. ssssseesee eel | 
| 
Deposits— 


Not bearing Interest 
Bearing Interest... 


(224,108 2 7 
.| 158,603 11 6 


ae ree er = ere 


376,711 14 1 





otal Amount of Tiabilities ... £ 





376,843 8 


ko 








Potals, 





Assets, 
£ 8. d. 
Australian Notes ie ise nee Ste 18,811 138 1 
Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Metals Gs son At a ju 111,647 10 9 


Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... 
Landed Property SEC re set st 
Notes and Bills of other Banks 

Balances due from other Banks te Aa 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
due to the said Bank from other Banks ... 


59,699 17 9 
43,000 0 9 


32,709 8 8 


262,388 9 7 








Total Amount of Assets... £ 


528,256 19 10 





Amount of the Capital Stock paid up a% this date 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders 
Amount of the last Dividend declared.., 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of dec 


020 


ee 


° ooo ooo ose vo eco 
laying such Dividend ra sew 


aoe ene ose pe poe 


£450,000. 

6 % cent. per annum. 
£18,500. 

£6,019 5s. 5d. 





Tus Bank or Quzrnstanp, Limited, 
Sydney, 5th July, 1918. 


JOS. P. CANNY, Manager. 
C. C. LONG, Accountant. 


I, Joseph Patrick Canny, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank,. in the State of New South Wales, 


during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 


Swern before me, at Sydney, this 
5th day of July, 1918,-— 


JOS. P. CANNY, 


La McVERNON, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NEW 
ZEALAND, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from 


the 1st April to the 30th June, 1918. 








Liabilities. Amount. 
Te wt. 
r Ppmal. lh 

Notes in Circulation— 

Not bearing Interest ...] sere sppesegeee 

Bearing Interest on Arisa rosees 
Bills in Circulation— 

Not bearing Interest Ratenaeah ce 

Bearing Interest PUNO accennets ester 
Balances due to other Banks...) ..sceecerceeres 
Deposita— 


Not bearing Interest 


...| 183,189 10 3 
Bearing Interest 


51681 2 8 











Totals. 


Assets. 





4,422 6 6 


eover ret eoreoe 


104 6 4 


184,720 12 6 


Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined| 
Metals : 


Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... 


Landed and House Property... 
Notes and Bills of other Banks 
Balances due from other Banks oe a 
Amount of ali Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
to the said Bank from other Banks 
Australian Notes Mt He ee Nei 
Securities not included under other heads— 
‘Commonwealth Inscribed Stock... 


Totals. 


£ 8. ds 
221,007 8 1 


45,5538 12 6 


708" -7 7 


90,225 1 6 
176,052 10 0 


42,307 13 10 








Total Amount of Liabilities .., £ 








189,247 4 4 





Total Amount of Assets ... £ 





575,849 13 6 





Amount of the ordinary Capital paid ‘up at the close of the Quarter ended 380th June, 1918 
Amount of “A” Preference Shares issued to Crown under Bank of N.Z. Act, 1903 


ao Go 6s. do 


Amount of the 4 I cent. Stock guaranteed by N.Z. Government ... 


do 


do do 


... £1,000,000. 

... £500,000. 

yee eve £250,000, 

w. £529,988 10s. 6d. 


Hate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders— Ordinary Stans ona “BR? Zee isconoe.s £12 $Y cent. 4 annuum. 
and 3 # cent. bonus. 


Rate of the last Dividend on “ A” Preference Shares 


Rate of the last Dividend declared—Cuaranteed Stock 
Amount of the last Dividend declared Ves Fes rae oy 
Amount of the Reserved Profits after declaring such Dividend ,., 


Sydney, 8th July, 1918. 


and faithful account of 


vo 10% cent. 9 annum, 
bes ... 4D cent. Y annum. 


tee eee oce 





vee £237,500, 
... £2,200,000. 





8S. H. BATCHELOR, Manager. 


N. FORTESCUEH PERSTON, Accountant, 
I, Sydney Hamilton Batchelor, make oath that, tothe best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a irue 


e Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 


the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 
&th day of July, 1918,— 


} FH. A. ROYLUE, J ustice of the Peace. 


8. H. BATCHELOR. 


3986 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave. 1918. 








GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, 
within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 
26th March to 24th June, 1918. 






































Lisbilities. Amount, Totals. Assets. | Totals. 
pH Cs ah Sek Bs, (Ce £i esa. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ...) 11,280 18 10 | 11,280 13 10 Metals ri ug - | 435,085 8 9 
Bearing Interest See OM ahi 9 os srsseseeseeee |! Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... «.. 2,846 4 9 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property ste '--s) senk  deeeniiee agin OB OWS a Dis 
Not bearing Interest ...| 29,603 1 
Rog earing Interest | 20,600 19 & | BRCO 18 8 | tes and Bile of ther asks. | EBT. & 2 
Australian Notes ae ait sist mele (G69:070 ao aes 
Balances due to other Banks 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— || ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest...) 3,270,432 17 2 and’ Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest «| 2,218,041 14 4 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
—-——_——-—| 5,483,474 11 6 to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 5,019,197 O 11 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £ Rea 18 9 Total Amount of Assets ... £) 6,393,868 10 6 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 26th June, 1918 ... ... £2,000,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... tle éd (ee .. 14% cent. annum. 
Rate of the last Bonus declared to the Shareholders... wie a 338 aE foe .. oY cent. P annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... 5 ae ae er “OG bas pen ... £140,000. 
Amount of the last Bonus declared ... aa Bae 20¢ ... £30,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such, Dividend fe Ay. _ ... £8,028,309 6s. 10d. 

















C. E. NORMAN, Manager. 
£ydney, 8th July, 1918. G. MAGNO, Accountant. 


I, Lancelot Edward Lloyd, make oath that, to the best ot my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. 


L. H, LUOYD. 
Sworn before me. at Sydney, 


this ) 4a 
8th day of July, 1918,— ( L. GREIVE, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the UNION BANK OF 
AUSTRALIA, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 



































Liabilities. Amount. Totals. | Assets. Totals. 
Loren ad: £° ‘Bed, £ s. d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ... 4,888 6 1 4,888 6 1 Metals xh as 414,322 0 0 
Bearing Interest ue dL Dee a nbetetaee shilvege cnet ' Gola and Silver in Sg oe ee ok i 1,658 1 6 
Bills in Circulation— Australian Notes ae oHe ae ..| 441,896 14 8 
Not bearing Interest ...) 11,451 19 5 11,452 19 5 | x 
Bearing Interest Sata, VOR EARS ete OY Bact, BRE Landed Property at 24 Psi Sa Lee) (CED 
|| Notes and Bills of other Banks ve re 66,1389 3 7 
Se eeher Boake Balances due from other Banks an ae 2,313 10 3 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest ...| 2,224,948 9 li and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest ...| 1,910,563 10 8 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due| | 
—_——~ 4,186,512 O 7 to the said Bank from other Banks au, ¢18,977 12 10 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/ 4,151,852 6 1 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 4,768,307 2 9 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending 31st March, 1918.. . £2,000,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders—10 Y cent. Y annum, and Bonus of 2 p cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared _.... no . £140,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend .. bse aa . £2 ,073, 503 16s. 9d. 





P. COLLEY, Inspector. 
Sydney, 3rd July, 1918. C. C. BLUETT, Chief Clerk. 


I, Peter Colley, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 





P. COLLEY. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 5 
rd day of Tily, olen | ALBERT NAISH, Tustice of the Pence, 


9 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 3987 


—_——- 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the LONDON BANK OF 
AUSTRALIA, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1918. 

















—" 





Liabilities. | Totals. Assets. Totals. 
ae 4 £ « d. re) eS. cl 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver aid. other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ... abe te 1,676 0 0 Metals ate Nee a] ee ..| 169,235 16 6 
Australian Notes vee waa HBA ..| 844,681 10 0O 
7 eRe tones ' r Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... ae visheceahseuse 
ot bearmg Interes toe vee 206 3,659 10 1 Dandedl Property ms | yn ..| 167,675 0 0 
Balances due to other" Banks be 5 | soto mail Be Balances due from other Banks wee soo Perea ees 6 
| Notes and Bills of other Banks ace ant 22,672 2 6 
Deposits— : : Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
Not bearing Interest (Publie)»;., vee} 1,062,993 10 11 including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Bearing Interest (Public) are «| 507,508:6 4 all Stock and Funded Debts of every 


description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said Bank from other 





























Banks (Public) oc ve ber wie} 1,789,877 ©6 0 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £) 1,575,837 7 4 || Total Amount of Assets ... £| 2,494,141 15 0 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending the 30th day of June, 1918 ... £669,685. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Preference Shareholders : a nee a 7 % cent. Y annum, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Ordinary Shareholders ... om vee one vee w 7% cent. Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend so declared (Preference) _... cae ove oes aie Petshss ons’ EORONT Ele 
Amount of the last Dividend so declared (Ordinary) _ aes pia Soe vee ee we ake bS2.Os5 60: 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividends... sve see ... £409,526 Is. id. 
eA, JOHN MILLETT, Manager. 
Sydney, 10th July, 1918. L. R. REID, pro Accountant. 


___ I, John Edwin George Millett, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. 
JOHN E. @. MILLETT, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this) wT ; 
10th day of July, 1918, }&. J. SUTHERLAND, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRAOT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH 
AND AUSTRALIAN BANK, Lrurrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1918. 









































Liabilities. Amount. Totals. | Assets. Totals. 
£o os 8. ede £ 8. d. £ ax a 
Notes in Circulation— || Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined!| 
Not bearing Interest  .,| ccc evesee eee 590 15 4 Metals it rs Ms ve «| | 801,146 6 9 
Bearing Interest .., fh) SpReencrres Wee acdinodanemsnart | 
|| Australian Notes ay hy ne: .»|, 005,747 12 38 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest 44.) cenvessesses 63,156 7 9 || Landed Property ne ies ant a6 80,000 0 0 
Bearing Interest .., nes isuisasientens ceeieeis den varias Notes and Bills of other Banks and Billa 
collected en bis we “b 49,523 5 IL 
Balances due to other Banks... a, Sano maaae secsereceee, es. || Balances due from other Banks ... he 41,515 16 11 
Deposita— Duty Stamps ... =. nie A pil Dorie fh 11 
Not bearing Interest 40.) 0 we. see eee 1,815,582 10 3 || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Bearing Interest .., Pe saa «teed 1,052,542 6 7 || ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
|| and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
Perpetual Inseribed Stock ...|  ...........- 519,910 9 2 to the said Bank from other Banks tal 2,192)399 10° 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/2,951,782 9 1 | ‘ Total Amount of Assets ... £} 3,172,703 19 10 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 .» £539,437 10s. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders Ws a tee nas w. 8 Y cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared .,., a uae “oe 109 s08 rae we «43,155. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ,., vee TT) ww. £084,263. 
Taz Enexisu, Scorrisu, anp AvstraLian Bang, Limited, R. J. HAWKES, Manager. 
Sydney, let July, 1918. ARTHUR J. PHILLIPS, pro Accountent. 


I, Robert Joseph Hawkes, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is 
a true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New 
South Wales, during the period specified ; and that the same was made up fromthe Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance 
- of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. a EOC 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this : A 
Let day of July, 1918.2 } SOHN CALDWELL, Justice of the Peace. 


3988 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava., 1918. 








GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMPTOIR NATIONAL 
p’ESCOMPTE vr PARIS, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the severe] Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to the 30th June, 1918. 









































Liabilities. Amount, | Totals, | | Assets. Rotals, 
£ 8 d. pot a nami Boa ta Ly Ban Ges 
Notes in Cireulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest Deotnivaseceaeties Tenencen apace © Metals a 5c BS: 1,374 0 0 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... 167 0 0O 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property Re eoahiir | lepbpeindatedanes 4 
Not bearing Interest Heol) ictionstieccods 756 0 O || Balances due from other Banks a3 ar 51,407 0 O 
Australian Notes ae ie 262 0 0 
Balances due to other Banks ...{ ...... Montes USAR BDOR BEE Amount of all Debts due ‘to the. Bank, 
including Notes, Bills of Hxchange, and 
Deposits— all Stock and Funded Debits of every 
Not bearing Interest [32,710 0 6 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Bearing Interest... ...| 28,600 O 0 || Balances due to the said Bank from other 
61,310 0 O Banks toe see vee vee ody 712.0 0 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 62,066 0 0 Total Amount of Assets ... £& 53,923 0 0 
Amount of Capital paid up at this date ocd iw ce nod te me a» £8,009,000. 
Rate of last Dividend declared to the Share sholders nee vee se és soe vee we 6 G ent. 
Amount of last Dividend declared aes see Sie ses vee =6£430,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ise hi Ri vee ©6421 ,688,956. 





C. SHARD, Manager. 
Sydney, 4th July, 1918. G. J. BUISSHZ, Chief Accountant. 
I, Charles Shard, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 


Account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the same 
was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 


C. SHARD, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this} 4 
6th day of July, 1918,— ; J. CURRIE ELLES, Justice of the Peace, 


GHNERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the YOKOHAMA SPECIE 
BANK, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the aevyeral Weekly Statements, from the 1st April 
to the 80th June, 1918. 





























Liabilities. Amount. Totals. | | Assets. Totals, 
Ei een. £ iis. & 8. d. 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other iinae 
Not bearing Interest ... id rausioesanbobl\ tSanuad seen s Metals cea ase Ae 535 56 9 
eae taba eet... Tile Cliaaah saya se ee Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars Re eh 78 14 9 
Bills in Cirevlation— Australian Notes “e ou bck adi 76110 O 
Not bearing Interest = ...| oc... enscee coe Saye NB) Ss! : ve 
Paating Taterest ... hy Pere ary oe ahs fie Government Securities ... ae ose 
Landed Property thes es ave reaanihees Sane.’ 
Balances due'to other Banks)... scbsapseecsee, Wiiaesenevss corey 5 Notes and Bills of other Ban re So Spee 1 Cee 
Balances due from other Banks ash ».| 125,188 14 1 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Not bearing Interest ...) 18,151 6 9 cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest ;.. | 2,496 16 11 Stock and Funded Debts of every desecrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
a | 20,648 3 8 due to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 63,289 5 38 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £|: 21,585 13 4 Total Amount of Assets ..  £{ 189,808 9 10 
r 











*Amount of the Capitel Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 31st December, 1917.. £4,200,000. 





Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... ies dec nie es ... 12% cent. @ annum. 
* Amount of the last Dividend declared : AG ve ans vee £216,000, 
*A mount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... mi tes vee £231,000. 
* Approximate. 
E T. AIZAWA, Agent. 
Sydney, 25th July, 1918. Y. TAMURA, Accountant. 


I, Tan Aizawa, make oath that,to the Lest of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
Account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the same was 
made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 


T. AIZAWA., 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this m If 
25th doy of Thay, 1918,— } J. CURRIN ELLES, Justice of the Peace. 


9 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 98, 3989 








REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS FOR 
THE METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 1918, 


MrrropoLis—J ULY. 


ass following is a statement of the principal features of the month in the Metropolis, compared with the 
averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
in population :— 

















Fai oven of pr aperee of 
uly, uly, i 
Partioolars. LAS. i | for Hestions ates te Doge. 1918. for eee 
5 years. 5 years, 
Births se AX rf vas ae; 1,691 1,889 Diseases of the Heart ... ede tds 129 93 
Deaths 6ac ves oii id ate 842 767 Pulmonary Diseases... ved hal 129 116 
Illegitimate Births ies — coh 128 136 Cancer... rhe 88 54 
Deaths under 1 .., vee sea hes 123 124 | Developmental Diseases of Infants te 72 70 
Ba AL NR see: ye sale om asc 38 41 Bright’s Disease (Acute and Chronic)... 55 5 
eg Oo = OB Tey ion tee Re 397 365 Hemorrhage of the Brain, &e, ta 50 37 
»» 65 and over 284 237 Senility ... oa ise ae +e 4] 42 
Annual Rates de 1,000 of 2 Population — Phthisis ... os fs vai a3 28 46 
Births... le : 26-11 29°15 Epidemic Diseases oe aes Br 27 34 
Deaths ... Bt one dc 13°00 11°85 Accident .. ‘3 aH BAP 21 25 
Illegitimate Births |, “< 1°98 2°11 Diarrhea and Enteritis re nas 20 Yi 
Deaths under 1, per 1,000 ‘Births as T2387 657 

















Oe m a OE EE ie — 


Births,—Of the total births, 873 wero of males and 818 of females. The rate, 26:11 per 1,000 of 
population per annum, is 10 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. The illegitimate birth- 
rate is 6 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. There were 465 births, or 27 per cent. 
of the total, in hospitals and other public institutions. 








Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 455 were of males and 387 of females. The mortality rate; 13-00 per 
1,000 of population per annum, is 9-7 per cent. above the average of the previous five years. ‘The deaths 
were below the average in age-groups under 1 and 1-4, and above the average in age-groups 5-64 and 65 
and over. 


The infantile mortality, 72‘7 per 1,000 births, is 10°7 per cent. above the average for the month 
of July of the previous five years, and the highest rate for the month of July since 1913. 


Among the very old persons who died, three were aged 90, three 91, one 93, two 95, and one 98 years. 
Of the total deaths, 356, or 42 per cent., occurred in hospitals and other public institutions. 


Causes of Death.—During the month diseases of the heart and pulmonary diseases contributed 
most largely to the death-roll with 129 deaths each, followed by cancer 88, developmental diseases of 
infants 72, Bright’s disease 55, hemorrhage of the brain, &e., 50, senility 41, phthisis 28, epidemic diseases 
27, accident 21, diarrhea and enteritis 20. 


Compared with the average number in July during the previous five years, there were increases in— 


Cancer .. oa ... 63 per cent. Bright’s disease pe ~ ae OE DCE- COLL, 
Diseases of the heart . 39 45 Pulmonary diseases... bed 5 
Hemorrhage of the prin we eee ee Developmental diseases of in- 

Diarrhoea ih enteritis Been he! , fants o 


and decreases in— 


Phthisis P55 Pa ... 39 per cent. Accident as is ... 13 per cent. 
Epidemic diseases... ee ok be Senility 


eee eee ad oe 
Included in the deaths from pulmonary diseases were 89 from pneumonia, and 33 from bronchitis, 
he former being 18 above and the latter 5 below the average of the preceding five years. 


In developmental diseases of infants there were included 33 from premature birth and 19 from 
congenital debility, the former being 5 below and the latter 3.above the average. 


Of the epidemic diseases, diphtheria and croup caused 10 deaths, measles 6, typhoid fever 5, 
influenza 4, and whooping-cough 1. 


The average number of deaths from each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 
ears was—diphtheria 10, measles and typhoid fever 5 each, influenza and whooping-cough 4 each. 
y ’ YP ’ ping g 


The returns of the Board of Health show that 19 cases of typhoid fever, 59 of scarlet fever, 
208 of diphtheria, 0 of malaria, 6 of cerebro-spinal meningitis, 0 of infantile paralysis, and 115 of phthisis 
were notified in the Metropolis during the month. 


ee oe 





Nore.—The tables containing the information to which this report relates are published separately. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Government Statistician’s Office, Government Statistician, 
Sydney, Ist August, 1918, [814] 


3990 — NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava, 1918, 








DISTRIOT COURTS. 


NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 
aposinied, 





Whsn Court to be held. 
Piates ee Se ta Last date for Date of 
F entering Plaints. | Registrar’s Notice. 





Registrar by whom notice given. 




















Date Hour 
Bathurst ... dag ...| 17 Sept.,1918 ...| i0 | 80 Aug., 1918 ...| 22 July, 1918 ...) J. D. Walker. 
Bourke pe dee souls aes CALC Uae tierce LOD Sat sae Cease cases sc) fe, Wie ciwellye 
Cobar Ree 5 Se deal ees eebalinee te) 2 tre SMa IE ob » | H. Jd. Daley. 
Condobolin ... Her eee aici. one Fee 2 27 July, ee | ordupen., .-.| ..,H. Kelly. 
Cootamundra Rai 7.11 20 Sept. shew ail eo 3 Sept.; “Rigel eae: Wameee. falak, Hi. Crook, 
Dubbo Ms ses aay aes ye) 104 24 Aups. mesa lg y.;.| A. Cochrane, 
Glen Innes... wat il sams EEC a COME cL ky: esteeecanlh. SA ietes » | H. Breakell. 
Goulburn ... is SOL GAR LO ga noo hes Ae FA atton wen » «| L. A. McDougall. 
Mudgee... A fk Liebe) ay Real LO st 4eSeptk |; 7 Aug » «| H. M. Blackmore. 
Murrurundi be ves} 27 AR e ay, ce. 8s | SeO 9 Aug. , .. 14June, ,, ...| C. W. Swiney. 
Murwillumbah ... Sal daa yh ete LO BO Calyx? 6.) ail aS yee! Wicd... Horrest 
Muswellbrook A a seal 20 mene RSA UO LOAN. |. Sameer) LOL eeeol G, MeKay. 
Newcastle ... A coo CLAS ODE Be, se lsty OSM 20 ins Oy kkedl 1 Gaia pee) A. Ges Chiplin: 
Nyngan ... a coe} 20 AMOR ayy ns. 3 3 6 » o| 27 Jane, ,, ...| J. R. B. Miles, Deputy. 
Parkes ee Ad Sa ls 9 ved LO pe 26 Oly |, Wt) 19 Ae, » «| R. P. Browne. 
Yass = = | 12 Sept., a ve LO of 26th)! |, ...] 27 Julysso, «|. ML. Bonthorne. 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. 
PuBLIcCANS, BREWERS, Sprnir MercHants, &o. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicattors 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 


transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective "Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 














2 (a. When Court to be held. 
Licensing District, ee pepe Sh by ‘rom | —— WL gl Convened by 
; Date. Hour, 
Hillston ... ae BAS ae He Zee OLS J 8 Oct, 1918 ...| 10 | W.K. Earls, A.C.L.C. 
Young ade ate i cael ge aes Re | 30 Aug, ,, feel) 20) | A. 8. Wickham, L.C. 











meni gotices. 








APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Cierk, Mining Registrar 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Bega, vice Paterson,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 3rd July, 1918 (Bis. 1918 -4,848-153). 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK. 





[833] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeeutive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioneci applications. 




















Application No. 5 Rorhien Locality. | Date of 
Applicant. . - ———-| Area. bee 
Departmental. | Local. , ae | ake | County. Parish. wait Application. 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[i918-5,847 L.B. | Ses ap. 
Hillgrove 178 | 243 | Chrrles Joan Kaye ...j wu 1 Clarke... .e| Cannawarra  ...) 20 0 Of 8 May, 1918 


FOR MINING PURPOSES LEASES. 
[1918-5,589, 5,721, L.B.] 
East Maitland 59 { 157 { Abermain Colliery) mt 64 | Northumberland,,.| Stanford... 
Company, Limited. 
Lithgow 15 | 108 | Main Range Collieries 
& Estates, Limited. 
| 


..) 18 324125 J3an., 1918 
> 3 leo ne eel Woo HA wso| 2h, OG |" 21 NoyeeeloLd 


——_——___—___— 





J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


9 Auva., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 3991 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has yoided the undermentioned Mineral 
Lease of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 


[1918-5,281 L.B.] 











Application No. i Locality. 
Applicants, eae See oT aT a ea Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental. Local. County. Parish. 
Aue lel Ds 
Nundle 6 | 54 | Thomas Russell and) mu 10 | Parry ... »..| Dungowan | 5 O 0} 6 April, 1918 


William Peter. 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned application 
for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown Lands. 


[1918-5,720 L.B.] 























Application No. . Locality. 
Applicant. ae Area, iA mcr 
Departmental. | Local. $ County. Parish. JB es By 
| Rist 
Forbes 107 | 126 | Morton Elvins salle Ihe ieee Ashburnham ...| Forbes ... .-| 6 O O| 5 Mar, 1917 


J. C, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


SHE undermentioned application for an authority to search, in term: of section 71, Mining Act, 1906, has been 
refused. 


[1918-6,368 L.B.] 




















; Locality. 
Application No, Name. P eas = = = =a Area. | eplioaston, 
j County. Parish, 
Aly aussie bia aeons ee a ce — 
; RN has, Soe 
47 Charles Burrows nt 119 Gloucester | Bullah Delah .../150 0 0} 9 July, 1918 
| 





J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


IT is intended to void the Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 23rd 
August, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
namely, at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 
[1918-5,848 L.B.] 






































a pare | Applicant, E ie et, Cen reat - - = Area. Date of Lease. 
Departmental. | Local. € County. | Parish. | 
a YY. Dp. 
Rockley 50 | 329 | Thomas Mylecharane | mu 54 | Bathurst... ...| Ponsonby | 5 0 0]17dan, 1918 
| 5 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
[834 | Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


ib is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, such refusal to take 
effect at 2°30 p.m. this day. 


[1918-5,831 L.B. 








Date of 

















Application No. | Tipetion | Locality. | | 
Applicant, Oreo | ; = Area, Asationkions 
Departmental. | Local. je ANE | County. | Parish. pci 
a. Y. ps 
Tingha 131 | 487 | Archibald James} ,..... | Hardinge w.| Cope’s Creek ...)50 0 O| 8Mar., 1918 
Welman. 








J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
No, 98, 9 Aucust, 1918, —5, 


3992 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, [9 Ava. 1918. 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Neue is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 

Dredging Lease to mine for Tin, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of 
the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 28th day of August, 1918, at 2 p.m,, at the Warden’s 
Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


‘ Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 
mentioned, 








SOHEDULE. 
ALT corion Name of Applicaat, Description of Area. | Area. | Peers 
a. YT. Pp. 
474 Cope’s Creek Central Tin} Portion Mt 80, parish Darby, county Hardinge,| 32 2 35 | 24 Nov., 1917 
Dredging Company, No- situated on the left bank of Cope’s Creek north 
Liability. of and adjoining mu 12. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 
Dated this 5th day of August, 1918. (836 ] 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 28th day of August, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the Warden’s Court at 
Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above- 
mentioned. 


























ScHEDULE. 
Application No, Name of Applicant. Deseoription of Area. | Area. Agate. 
a. YT. p. | 
479 Walter Wm, Melvaine,.,| Portion mui 31, parish of Cope’s Creek, county of Hard-| 27 3 18 Jan., 1918 
inge, embracing part of Fenton’s Gully and lands 
adjacent thereto. Commencing about 11 chains south 
of the south-west corner of portion 56, and extending 
thence in a north-north-west direction for a distance of 
about 34 chains, 
W. I, PERRY, 
Warden. 
Dated this oth day of August, 1918. [837] 


First Insertion. 


NOTION UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
OTICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that J, the Warden of the 
District, haying been so directed by the Secretary tor Minos, will, on the 9th day of Septembor, at the Warden’s Court at 
Emmaville, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Emmaville, before the day above 
mentioned. 





SOHEDULE. 





Application 5 Date of 
dy | Name of Applicant. Desoription of Area. Area. Applicata! 


A 


BT. te 
352 Albert Edward Jennings | Portions pmt 6 and mt 97, parish Scone, county Gough, 25 0 0 7 May, 1918 
embracing part of the bed and banks of Scherf Creek 
and adjacent flats: Commencing about 80 chains above 
the junction of Scherf Creek and Severn River, and 
extending thence down the creek for a distance of about 
27 chains, including part of portion 21 and part of tra- 
velling stock and camping reserve 43,124. 











Dated this 5th day of August, 1918. fe [838] 


9 Ava., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 98. 


8993 





Laudus Diepariment otices, 





[856 | Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 

Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 

the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased 

to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and bodies as Trustecs respectively of the 
portions of iand hereinafter particularised, namely :— 

Reserve No. 246 at Cambewarra Lookout, county of 

Camden, parish of Cambewarra, area 15 acres, notified 

95th November, 1885, for. Public Recreation and 

Trigonometrical Purposes :— 

The Council of the Shire of Cambewarra (in lieu of 
Messrs. M. F. Morton, M.L.A., P. Walsh, W. 
Brown, H. Rauch, H. Graham, and J. Lumsden, 
resigned, and B. McIntyre, removed). 


[ Mise. 1918-5,661] 





Reserve No. 49,798 at Leeville, area 231 perches, 

notified 1st April, 1914, for Public Hall :— 

Christopher Wingfield, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. J. 
McKee, senior, deceased). 

[Mise. 1918-5,553] 

Reserves Nos. 48,278 and 50,049 at Mirrool, notified 

6th November, 1912, and 8th July, 1914, respectively, 

for Public Hall and Extension thereof, containing an 
aggregate area of 2 roods :— 

Messrs. George Wiiliam Bertram, George Edis, Archi- 
bald Logan Chalmers, and Arthur McMahon (in 
lieu of Messrs. J. Edis, M. McCrone, J. O’Brien, 
and J..C. Fisher, resigned). 


[ Misc. 1918-5,598] 





Reserve No. 52,898 at Boggabri, county of Pottinger, 
parish of Boggabri, area 6 acres, notified 12th July, 
1918, for Rubbish Depot :— 

The Council of the Shire of Namoi. 
[Mise. 1918-5,225] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


[2 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees of the portion of the 
General Cemetery at Eumungerie, dedicated 2nd 
August, 1905, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground, namely :— 

Messrs. Thomas Francis Moylan and Charles Edward 

Burrows. 


[Mise. 1918-5,732] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—, 





[853] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees of Recreation Ground at Moore Park, 
Sydney, area 14 acres 1 rood 35 perches, dedicated 
Qist June, 1918 (Old Zoo Site), namely :— 


The Honorable William Arthur Holman, M.l.A., the 
Honorable William Calman Grahame, M.L.A., 
the Honorable Frederick Flowers, M.U.C., 
Messrs. George Valder, Clifford Henderson Hay, 
Joseph Henry Maiden, ¥.1L.8. 


[Misc. 1918-5,991] . 
oe ~~ “W.-Ge ASHFORD, Minister-for-Lands. 
No, 98, 9 Avaust, 1918, —6, 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 
Ia is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of Mr. B. McIntyre, who 
has left the district, from his position as a Trustee 
of Reserve No. 246 at Cambewarra Lookout, area 15 
acres, notified 25th November, 1885, for Public 
Recreation and 'Trigonometrical Purposes, and he is 
hereby removed accordingly. 
[ Mise. 1918-5,661] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[869] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 3lst July, 1918. 


T 1s hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Surveyor’s Board will conduct an examination of 
candidates for licenses to survey under the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, commencing at 10 a.m., 
on Vriday, 20th September, 1918, at the Surveyor- 
General’s Office, Department of Lands, Sydney. 
Candidates are informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination (Minl. 1918-5,000). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


C ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
/ Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places aud 


dates :— 

Gazette 

No 

Atpury—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... Arcs 17 
AsHrorpD—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ... see 91 
BaRADINE-—Saturday, 17th August, 1918... hea) OF 
BENDEMEER— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 a Ol 
Brncara— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... eet Oo 
Boceapri—W ednesday, 28th August, 1918... Aero eet) 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 Soo: aL! 
CarcoaR—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... aha OF 
Casino— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... ve 
CooNABARABRAN—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
Dunepoo—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ee ey 
Forprs—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 es meat OF. 
GLADSTONE—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 ... Poo 
Giren Innues--Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 noc tats 
Goutpurn— Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 s. 604 
Do Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 91 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 28th August, 1915... So. tsk 
GunpacalI—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 nce siEl 
Hay— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 Bes Pos act 
Hortprook—Thursday, 15th August, 1918 ... 14. 087. 
Kemesgey—Saturday, 24th August, 1918... sca EA 
Kyocire—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 .., Bo th 
LismorE— Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ne AOD 
LirHcow—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... en oe 
Motona—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 eens | GE 


MuswEL_LBRook—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 14th August, 1918 ... 89 


Do Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... 89 
Parkes—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... -+« 89 
Sconr— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... | 89 


Sourn Grarron—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... 87 
TamwortH—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 .., 91 
Waaca Waaca—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 .., 87 


YrovaL—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 .... |, .... OL 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


3994 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


[9 Ava., 1918, 





(851 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
LAND SALES. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undernientioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHTORD, Minister for Lands. 





SALE Ad THE LANDS OFFICE, NYNGAN, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’cloek noon. 


Laup Distriet or NyNncan, 
Parish Nyngan, county Oxley, shire Bogan. 
Terms ;—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
Country Lor, 


: Upset Price 
Portion. Area. per Acre, Remarks. 








8, d. 

0 0 | 14 miles from the town of 
Nyngan. 

Papers Aln. 1918-5,420; Plan O. 723-2,000 Roll. 





SALE ON THE GROUND, 


On Saturday, the 12th day of October, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


Lanp Dratrict oF MAITLAND. 


Within the village of Tomalpin,. parish Stanford, county | 


Northumberland, shire Tarro. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots. 


























| Upset i | | Upset 

Alot.) Sec Area, Price per fAllot.| Sec. | — Acea. Price per 

| Lot. | Lot. 

ey Se a ag i eee me. 

Ps A: iP. Mpe eo 48. -d. 

1 3} 0-4/5 0:}45/0 OF 4 pi Or Oo abe JO) 0 
ull fig, | O Ad 2 NO) OM i ewes a AO nimi StU 
Bi) 4, | 0°32 ° 01 12 O OF Sle @°W O128°0 0 
yy | 0.268!) 0 OMS Tahlig GO 7. 0412 0 0 
HB)» | 0 hots 82..0,, 00,87 2.10 ol O12: 0 0 
by O48 OO ee Oa a ey ae 10/12 0 0 
Ff | O° 2 Ort BE OOM 4D.) 1a On} dh) AO) 0 
Bi dog | O21 ORD Go OU ELS yy Ge Oetdrt0 14 30, 0 
Reis) 1.0 12) DP Oa tod hom © ade ls) 
Hd g, (02 O95) 0 OPES? Oe! aD. 0. 
WW | os, | O72! OF 84 P0414 ig at Do A Od.d2 iO -0 
PE} ye | OL 0 pay 0, Med ph caps he Oy 0 Lae, OO 
Dee a0 yk. 20 2 0 00 16 i OL a. AO a2 Ola 
Me) 58] Od POM IOI O A Ty oO A On 2s £Or “0 
HO | 4g | O PACLO AS) AOre OF AB in gy O24 00-] Wey 0, 0 
Ca ie O god le 0 De te di 1 Od Tae emeiG 
Ta) Be Oe Oy 20) SO AO TO” eds ih aba 2 OED 
FS) gs | OE) OC MEO: ON Aime rOlL: 0! 1A 0) 1 0: 
M/s, | 0. BO 1 42.0. O42), JOA 0.12 0° 0 
PAU a sO es RAR SM Oma Ps le WC iii le) 
3 PAN Or ar MO TZ tO” FO > GEN Sa OGD LGA RET 0 
Ml yy | OR 10 PRR Od Odi, AO Ane 12 8 0 
Be Oa ia 12.0, 04 Bl 10.8 0 148 .D 0 
61] 4 1 Oa O ae ® 04 TO a AOD, 6 
71,1 0°48 0) 1200 OM GT 4, Ord -Oulae 8 0 
BB) 4, | 0.2 (712405 04 ly od On.b) 0112 0 0 
Bl, | 0 dui. 22 8 01101 '.10 4) 01M wero 
14) OS Oe D2 70 Oa a tO al 7 SRE ATO 
TS | 5,5 | O- SOP BO: AON 12) oi On A. OA2 30 0 
16} 4, |}O ay de, 0. 0143 | 5319 4, 0112 0 0 
LZ) 30) A eee tO” Oe WO 0 ae: 0 
TS OS 0 ON ES > 52 18 STO Ae aay 0 
79 | .,, | O:&@ B42. O-0416,,;,.10 1.0132 0 0 
30) | Qk ee ON 7 | 4 UO 7 | ye Wn 
11°35 | 0 Do OTe oO OPiS | oy, 10 1 O19 OD 
2) 5, | Od OM N2 DO. 7 FO | 4) sO) 0) 12. 0 0 
a\.,, |'0.4 Of@2 01901 .,,10 2.0114 0 0 








The village of Tomalpin is situated about 114 miles south- 
erly from Maitland, and 2 miles south from Kurri Kurri. 


The sale is restricted to the surface and 100 feet below the 
surface. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5;653; Plans Tomalpin 3, 4, 5, and 6. 








ry 


SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, BUNGENDORE, 
On Saturday, the 14th day of September, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 
Lanp District oF QUEANBEYAN. 


Within the village of Bungendore, parish Wamboin, county 
Murray, shire Yarrowlumla. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lors. 
































Allot.| Sec. | Area, | ut svat as [Aton Sec.| Area. Yeeareut 
Ws ST ON Be a Ae. T./p, | £ .8,,d. 
2) 3.10 38 19.0 04 710.139; 8 06 
3) 5) 0! 3 22 18 0°04 mh Ok BO 8 0 0 
S| yy nO. deme 18, OOF op ili elas Was 3) 8 0 0 
55 lO ae as: §O 'O Fy Mai 373 8 0 0 
0 Sao Mme ae YO OF 9 | STS BOA TO 
T4-3, 90 Gas oO OY so | O° .1 B7$18) 0° 0 
8 iis 4 1192 0:8) 8 0 ! » | 0.1 3741. 8° 0 0 
1} 6;0 1380/7 0 0| yo} O 1 374),89 0 0 
2), | 0 ADO, 70:0 8 1/0 1221.59.40 0 
3°], 55] 0 Slee) 0 0] Pes! ee ey) 8 0.0 
a eee OO 7 ao (Oe |S Ry 
5 | 5, |0 Hezse 7 0 0.) Bi al sides aes 8 0 0 
6} , | 0 1283/7 0 Of pO) 1 22 8 0 0 
7 ]oa, | O TD 2BA1 7.05 OF hb | Wreck 22.7 B40 0 
8 |. | 0 1:2841.7 0.0} oy) | Oren ee 8 0 0 
9, | OC TsO ee Oe | 19/0 1 28k 7°00 
Wil 0 Teena O4 1 OF BBE FS DM 9 
Il} ,, | 0. 1800.0 0 > | 1-283]! 7.010 
12) 4320 RISO Ma ee0 360 SO MaeZBs! TCO 0 
13d DP deren OO salted 8k). eLn0 1) 
14] ,,|0 2284/7 0 0 3 | 0 1 2881-7 90°16 
15) ,, 40 1°34) 70 0 $710 AOBL PZ Ow 
16 5, 10" aeanay oO 55 OD AEST 7 0 0 
17 | 5,10 Seeley yy (0 TS epg ED 
1807 5.8 008 DBR W Vat 99 (0 2-284) 740,10 
19 Pay Ooi SoH) O10 lO od 283) 7 0 0 
20], 1 0. 1804)7001/0 oy | On ak 284) FO 0 
1 7|0 1 374) 8 010 go OY 2254) Ee 0 0 
21.10.1488 bee y> (Owl 28hl 7 0.,°0 
3] 55 | Oa Sian can 30 i MO “er 80 8 "Oe 
40) Oe ld STs | SaeO) 0 He 2°50 8 0 0 
5 | pi OD jd BAS D708 a a: ae) “O 8.0.70 
63. 55 1 0 (19874) 3 0.0 99 ty Ore aD 8 0 0 
7) (0 2 eal » (0.2.0) 8 Oo 
Soy, PaO ieeL si hl ols a0. me nO ee: Out 8 “Oa 
91 ,, 10 239489 “0 

















Bungendore is situated about 177 miles south-east of Sydney, 
and about 43 miles from Goulburn, on the Goulburn to Nim- 
mitabel railway line. 

Papers Aln. 1918-5,914; Plan Bungendore 15 Roll. 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, INVERELL, 


On Friday, the 20th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp Districr or INVERELL. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cént.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Parish Clive, county Gough, shire Bannockburn. 
Country Lots. 











Upset Upset 

Portion. Area, Price per } Portion. Area, Price per 

Lot. Lot. 

I ] 

ek ie 8 ike: a a. a, T. p.| 2B hy (le 
23010 DBO OO 4 Be 0 2 0 ty 
240° | 0 2.04 VOU (Op pO eeeom nO 2 0) 4. cp, 
Babs | 40. 2. (Oe O00 zo |} 0 2 0/5 0 
242°) 0 2 0) 4 °O 0 280040240.) 4. 10d 
243.0 2 0) & D0 Oy, 282 0 2 0/6 0, @ 





Situated at Gilgai about 64 miles south of Inverell. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,693; Plans G. 6,223 and 5,847-1/761. 


Parish Goonian, county Arrawatta, shire Ashford, 











Portion. ‘Area, | ae ie Remarks. 
a a ne 


al 
0 | Situated 6 miles from Texas 
in Queensland, 
Papers Aln. 1918-4,959 ; Plan A. 1,867-1,847. 





9 Ava. 1918.] 


— 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAREF, 
On Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lawp Disrricr of TAREE. 
Parish Wingham, county Macquarie, municipality 
Wingham. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ;. balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Country Lots. 

















Portion. | Area, | hee vee Remarks, 
a ¥ pe £ 8s. d. 
381 | Fronting constructed road to: 
aif 23) 9 | a Wingham, about # mile 
378 |6 Oll | 91 0 0 from Wingham railway 
station. 





Papers Aln. 1918-5,802; Plans M. 6,430 and 6,440-666, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNDAGAI, 


On Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’cloelx noon. 


Lanp District oF GUNDAGAT, 


Parish North Gundagai,. agente Clarendon, shire Adjung- 
illy 


Texms :—Deposit,.24 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


CountR¥ Lov. 





Upset Price 


per Lot, Remarks, 


Portion. 








£ s..d. 

55 0 Q | Situated about 2 miles 
north-east from Gun- 
dagai. 





Upset’priee includes value of Crown improvements, 
‘Papers Aln. 1918-6,291 ; Plan C. 3,287-1,578. 


—H ae foe 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ALBURY, 


| On Wednesday, the t8th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’cloek noon. 


Layp Dispricr or ALBURY. 
Parish Albury, county Goulburn, shire Hume. 


TERMS ;—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest ‘at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Country Lot. 











Portion. Area. | heen Remarks, 
S. Fr. p.| £..9. & 
696 | 31 0 0 | 31 0 0 | Situated about 4 miles from 
Albury. 


Pavers Aln. Ins, 805 ; Plan G, 3, 4Ferbe 475. 





_ SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COOTAMUNDRA, 


On Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Laxp District or Youne. 
Parish Cullinga, county Harden, municipality Wallendbeen 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 percent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest "at 5 per cent. per annuin, 


Country Lov. 


=e a nd 








7 Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
2. PND [oko a! dy 


668 |11 0.10] 85 13 0 | Situated 5 miles from Wal- 
, lendbeen and 13 miles from 
Cootamundra. 


Upset price includes £19 13s., value of improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,558 ; Plan H. 6,577-1,716. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No. 98. 


3995 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ARMIDALE, | 


On Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District of ARMIDALE. 


| Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 


instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Within the city of Armidale, parish Armidale, county 
Sandon, municipality of Armidale. 


Town Lots, 
































Upset Upset 
Allot.| ec.| Area, Price per }Allot.| Sec, Area. Price per 
; Lot. Lot. 
AL PB) Buse a Bite ul eB. 
1| 82/0 138|30 0 Of 7 | 82-),0. 1 372,10 0, 0 
Bi) ,10 1878 25 O OF B tise (O11: a7710: D 0 
3\4.|0 1 37325 © OF Diino O 137210, 0 0 
4|\,,|0 1 372] 25 0 0110],,,,),.0 1 37780, 0 9 
Bl. ,, (0 2 872 25 QO Of 12 1.0 .1 B72'45; PD O 
6! ,,/0 1 37% 20 0 0124! ,,10 1 383140 0 0 


Situated about 1 mile from railway, station and post office. 
Papers Aln, 1918-6,038 ; Plan A, 96-1,354, 





Parish Falconer, county,Sandon, shire Guyra. 


Country Lovs. 








Upset 
Portion, Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
a, Fa Dil) Ss Sky & 
248 5 323) 40 10 0 | Situated about 4 miles from 
| Guyra railway station. 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements.and 
£8.10s, other improvements. 


Papers Aln,, 1918: 6,216 ; Plan 8, 3,256-1,660 R. 





Parish Ryanda, county Clarke, shire Guyra. 


Taems :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three.months. 





| Upset 


Area, | Price per Remarks. 


Portion. 
Lot. 





Pa. (Del ky Sexi ie 
153 69 1 0/220 0 O| Situated about ? mile from 
| the township and railway 


station of Llangothlin. 
Upset price includes valye of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,285; Pian C. 1,766-1,867. 











SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NARRABRI, 


On Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock neon. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI. 
Parish Tippereena, county Nandewar, shire Namoi. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent., balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


torntry Lots. 











i Upset ; 
Portion, Area Price per Remarks. 
Acre, 
ao Fp | oss as ; 
138 cre ge 69 Situated 5 miles S.E, from 
202 J Narrabri. 


Papers Aln, 1918-5,801 ; Plans P. 347-,1978 and 
N. 2, 166- 1,774. 


Parish Bollol, county Nandewar, shire Namoi. 


TeRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent,; balance in three months. ; 


21 ae 0 m 1 5 0 | Situated about 16 miles from 


Boggabri. 
7s 168-1 Wi 





Papers Aln, 1918-4,857 ; Plan N. 2 


Daas or: Tt aR RR NIE RTT 


ae ee 











3996 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, MURRUMBURRAH, 
On Tuesday, the 10th day of September, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 
Lanp District or Youne. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Within the town of Murrumburrah, parish Murrimboola, 
county Harden, municipality Murrumburrah, 


Town Lots. 


























Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area. Price per J{Allot.| Sec. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
a.° ri p.|,£ 8. a, MIM oo Mie am Fars 
17 SiO 1:20 12170 OD AUG Heo. v1 hip 20 0 
5/15/00 1 .0/)20.0 0 7 SAD et 25 POO 
Bs fn Gl: 20.|20 700 1; 4010 2 0;}130 0 O 
7 seta oh. 40 120; 05.0 5) 46 180" A 01 26,0 0 
8 >, 1.0 50 364/16 0. 0 6 Heo, 21:0 1 260070 
9 NGO 20 293/22. OriOW yal soe On 20: 8 25 O00 
10 >> | Ov 0 223/10 @ OF 18 {irl O 2ul20 4625150. 0 
3/16)0 1 0/25 .0. 0 








Papers Alin. 1918-5,506 ; Plans M. 17, 19, 20, 1, and 31-1,657. 





Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Murrumbur- 
rah, parish Murrimboola, county Harden, municipality 
Murrumburrah. 


SupuRBan Lor. 








Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Mine eeleol Yyui(h i= a at a Aca 
353 1 0 22} 60 O 0] The town of Murrumburrah 


is on the main southern 
line, 238 miles from Syd- 
ney. The lots are situated 
between the railway sta- 
tions of Harden and 
Murrumburrah, about + 
to 14 miles distant from 
Murrumburrah. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,506 ; Plan M. 7-1,657 Roll. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GRAFTON, 


On Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
Parish Grange, county Gresham, shire Nymboida. 
Country Lots. 





<a 








Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Spe ass 10s 
19 52 0:0] 52 O O| The landissituated about 21 
miles from Copmanhurst 
and has frontage to the 
Clarence River. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,435; Plan G. 667-1,782. 





Parish Cangi, county Drake, shire Nymbcida. 

42 0 0; 52 O O | Distant 22 miles from Cop- 
manhurst. Upset price 
includes value of Crown 
improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-4,644; Plan G. 113-1,782 R. 


11 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF -CONDITION OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE. 


[852] 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
special condition (d) attached to Special Lease 
1917-6, Grenfell, county of Monteagle, parish of 
Coba, shire Weddin, held by Henry Rossiter, pro- 
viding that lessee shall not reside on the land leased, 
has been revoked. 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-5,932] : 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 





[9 Ava, 1918, 





[875] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


Le is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of David Small in 
and to Special Lease No. 4,096, Bellingen, comprising 
an.area of 4 acres 36 perches, being measured por- 
tion 30, parish Wongawanga, county Fitzroy, shire 
Dorrigo, sueh surrender to take effect as from the 
27th May, 1918. 

[Ms. Ls. 1918-7,368] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[862] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of William Lawrence 
in and to Special Lease No. 1909-3, Metropolitan, 
comprising an area of 2 perches, being measured por- 
tion 884, parish Alexandria, county Cumberland, 
Municipality of Randwick, such surrender to take 
effect as on and from the 16th July, 1918. 
[Ms, Ls. 1918-8,355] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[887 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD UNDER SECTION 18, PUBLIC 
ROADS ACT, 1902: 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
under the provisions of the 18th section of Public 
Reads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder described shall 
be and are hereby declared to be public road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 
[Roads 1918-348-2] 
W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


Reserved road 100 links wide within portions 35 
and 33 and boundary roads 100 links and variable in 
width separating portion 33 from portions 31, 101, an 
47, extending in all from the reserved road passing 
from east to west through the northern part of portion 
35 generally south-westerly, easterly, and north- 
easterly to the most easterly corner of portion 33, 








parish of Bulga, county of Macquarie, Manning 
Shire. 
[888] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


IS 
H the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 


that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section 
of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder 
described, which are now no longer required, are here- 
by closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and 
discharged from any rights of the public or any per- 
son to the same as highways. 


| [Roads 1918-200-4] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





TESCRIPTION. 


All the unnecessary. parts of the public roads in- 
cluded within the areas of the farms of the Tarcutta 
Closer Settlement subdivision, and not covered by the 
new roads provided in such subdivision ; also boundary 
road on south and part of east boundary of portion 
87, parish of Keajura, as now included in portion 106, 
parish of Keajura, and portion 125, parish of Oberne: 
boundary road on an east and a north boundary of 
portion 63, as now included in portion 107; boundary 
roads on south of portion 32 and north of portion 
65, as now included in portion 108; and part of 
boundary road on south of portion 94, as now included 
ia portion 113, all in parish of Keajura; also part 
of boundary road south of portion 98, parish of 
Umutbee, as now included in nortion 177, parishes 
of Keajura, Oberne, and Umutbee,' county of Wyn- 
yard, Kyeamba Shire. ‘ ‘ 


9. Aua., 1918,] 


[889] Department of Lands, 


: Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS. 


N See is hereby. given that the Minister for 

Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902,”’ the roads hereunder de- 
scribed; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minis- 
ter, within one month from the date of this notice, 
any objections which may appear to them to exist to 
the closing of the said roads, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





* DESCRIPTION. 


Unnecessary reserved road 200 links wide through 
portion 10; unnecessary boundary road 200 links wide 
separating portion 11° from portion 9; unnecessary 
boundary. road 200 links wide separating portions 12, 
22, 70, and end of road, from portions 13, 1, end of 
road, 21, and part of 2; unnecessary reserved road 
200 links:wide through portion 2; unnecessary boun- 
dary road 200 links wide west of portion 21; unneces- 
sary reserved road 200 links wide along and within 
east boundary of. conditional lease 3,744, of 2604 
acres; unnecessary reserved road 200. links wide 
through portion 22-—all parish of Bena; also unneces- 
sary boundary road 200 links wide east of portion 11, 
parish of Canonba North, and portion 7, parish of 
Bena, and unnecessary reserved road 200 links wide 
through portion 39, parish of Canonba North—parishes 
of Bena and Canonba North, county of Gregory, Land 
District of Nyngan, Bogan Shire. ; 
| Roads 1913-572-20] 





[884] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF CASINO. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 

of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 

the design of the town of Casino, by excluding from 

the suburban lands that part within conditional pur- 
chase 1909-95. 


Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Casino, and 


at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms, 1918-4,197] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[874] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 

the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; but such 
permit may be dispensed with when ringbarking or 
destruction of timber is necessary with a view tothe culti- 
vation of crops over any part or parts of the area leased : 
Provided the area to be cultivated is defined, and that not 
less than three weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to 
ringbark or destroy the timber on that area is given to, and 
written permission is first obtained from, the Local Forestry 
Officer.’ The lessee may, however, take from the land leased 
to him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 


Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in foree. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or 
openings where required for this. purpose, or where 
directed by the Minister, or any officer authorised by the , 
Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to 
greze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


3997 








have been reyoked and those quoted hereunder are substituted 

Viz. :— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 

The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 





No. of 


Ovawe daaset Land District. 


Lessee. 





1918-— 6 | Armidale 
19138- 9 Do 
1913-18 Do 


...| Amos Ridgewell. 
...| Arthur Taylor. 
...| Henry Rule. 


1915- 5 Do .| Jonathan Martin. 
1913- 1 | Bega... Robert Scott. 
1913- 1 | Bombala Michael Smith. 


...| Albert Sellars. 

...| Perey Herbert Hassall. 

...| Thomas Nicholas Stokes. 

...| Samuel Robert Cotterill. 
.| Reginald William Bell. 

John Coughran. 

.| Patrick Francis Mooney. 

William Brock Dunning. 


1918— 2 | Cooma 
1913- 6 Do 
1913- 8 Do 
19138- 9 Do 
1913-10 Do 
1913-19 Do 
1915-— 7 Do 
1915-13 Do 





1913- 1°] Inverell ...| Patrick Fahey. 

1912- 2 | Moree _,.| Thornhill Burey. 

19}2- 8 Do ...| Herbert Paul Coleman. 
1912- 4 Do ...| William George Scriven. 
1916- 3 Do ...| Percy Vincent James Howard. 
1916- 4 Do ...| Michael Fitzgerald. 

1913-1 | Tamworth Alfred Tongue. 

1913- 2} Do ._ ..,{ William Sutherland Robson. 
1913- 3 Do ‘id. do do 
1913- 4 Do ...| Roland Hunter Mitchell. 
1913- 6 Do ...| Charles Clarence Harris. 
1913- 7 Do ...| Albert George Heyman. 
1913-15 Do ...| Anne Prisk. 

1918-16 Do ...| James McEwan. 

1913-17 Do ...| George Warden. 

1918-18 Do Wiliiam Anton Sheelah. 
i916- 1 Do ...| Charles Reynolds. 

1913-15 | Tenterfield ...) John Alphonsus Devlin. 
1912- 1 | Walgett William James Marks. 
1912-10 | Warialda William John Moore. 





Notr.— The land contained in these leases is exempt fom the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





a 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 


1S. 


OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 

Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 

at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 

specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 

ences in respect of which notices shall have been 

issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
[441] 


—— 


7th July, 1918. 





Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 2nd August, 1918. 
TTENTION is invited to an inquiry in the matter 
of disposal of forfeited Improvement Lease No. 
1,510, of about 1,540 acres, parish of Warialda, county 
of Burnett, Land District of Warialda, whether the 
subject area should be declared scrub lands and offered 
by tender as a serub lease. ei 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and 
the Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Moree, not later than 
23rd August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified. 

B, LINDSAY, 
Chairman, 


[864] 


3998 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava. 1918. 





[443] Local Land Board Office, 














Moree, 15th July, 1918. 0 £ g 4 43 Sees 
A TTENTION is invited to a proposal m-de by the a S$ eo $23 pikes be 
Department of Education to acquire for purposes ry shi i 4 st 38 Bae | 
of a school site an area of 2 acres, being part of C. Ee & $ ta Beg B38 BY 
O’Brien’s conditional lease 1911-30, Warialda, parish of Pa} » 8 & £2 3 80a3 
Balfour, county of Burnett, in exchange for the pre- 5 4 | 8 ia eae 
sent school site; portion 62, of 2 acres, same parish and Fis! qs 3 Kono 
county. 1 ane ee 1 Wena 
_ Blue prints illustrating the proposal are exhibited ‘3 & a] 3 is S 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Moree, and 48 ee ers E $2. 
‘the Crown Land Agent at Warialda. s ¢ 2A ae0 ag ey, 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 2 os oc} BBS ES Sint bo 
be’ forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, ba 2 8S5k5 ac 
Moree, not later than 15th August, 1918. Qa 3 8 td Be Pa Qr on 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land ita @ a #3 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified, 2 ¢ BE 
B. LINDSAY, Bae $ Be wit 
Chairman. i oe 3 "Snitg 
¢ab6 9 4 tel uh 
"| mr 
[541] Local Land Board Office, = # Ela g 2 Bg 
‘Sydney, 19th July, 1918. re E F3 & npee 
‘ qd @ a 
ys Bea is invited to an application by Arthur g5 & a ee 
Malcolm Eedy for the exchange of certain lands So «a ‘2 IDO NCD 
at Vaucluse Bay, parish of Alexandria, county of es s aud vr 
Cumberland. ° 3 o a=.2 Sm es 
Heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited as (8 Sag QQ Orie 
at the Office of the Local Land Board, Department a4 3 3 
of Lands. Sa 6S 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should f 6 (} 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, e 2 8 BOOS 
Sydney, not later than 16th August, 1918. Bg 3 é 6 60aS 
The ‘proposal will be considered by the Local Land ‘4 S zo a 5 
Board at Sydney on. a date to be notified. ‘QA : Ss aBeer 
W. H. CAPPER, Ate & ar 
Chairman. 4 2 = Z 
ge cea a ; S : me 
[574 | Local Land Board Office, o E 8 f So: 
Dubbo, 22nd July, 1918. 2a ie Aryl =e 
TTENTION is invited to. the following applica- BSs a ae ig 
tions under the ‘‘Pastures Protection Ket of 4eon ¢ = 2 Ay wo. 
1902.’? to erect rabbit-proof fences across roads and | Ss a Bad. .e 
erection of gates:—(1) By Robert Winton Gillespie . eo 2 cs Fe Re eae 
to erect a gate across a road, parish of The Oaks, E de. | Soci 5 3 isos 
county of Narromine; (2) by James Dempster to Ss 3 a, - Bee 5 emir & 
erect a gate across a road, parish of Frost, county of ao g 3 a nA Brie 
Narromine. Die gat he o 4 ra 8 3 =, 
Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited fa = 4 P me 8 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Dubbo. Og & ie gm 63 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should » A a e ne 
be forwarded to the Chairman at Dubbo not later 2 ie & = 32 ac 
than 26th August, 1918. Bas & She 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 4 28 EES = 
Board at Narromine on a date to be notified. mo 8 3 mea, 
R. M. GALLOWAY, Hed . 3 et 3 
) Chairman. 5 3 By = ASe 
SS a om @ 3 S19 KS 
[227] Local Land Board Office, 22 & & S458 
Dubbo, 8th July, 1918. gS < 2 “hg ch ox 
TTENTION is. invited to.an application by Jobn ra aan 3 2285 
: Stevenson, under the Pastures Protection Act S K & “eed 
‘of 1902, to erect rabbit-proof fencing, with gates, “ oS 3 gos 
across the road from Dubbo to Wellington, via Ponto, bs < 5 g mSeRe 
porihes of Benolong and Terrabella, county. of Gor- 23° 6 a Bass 
on, 34 
Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited z 4 z ea Pat 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Dubbo. BE 88 
Objections (Gf any) should be in writing, and SLe oe Pryor 
should .be forwarded to the Chairman at Dubbo not ‘a4 58 ga : 2 
later than’the 9th August, 1918. A Ba @ ih 3 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Say z a z & EB a 
Board at Dubbo on a date to be notified. Bing ° © & + SB 2 
R. M. GALLOWAY, a 5° ag : ness 
Chairman, #28 2 E ne 8 
ent ANE TRAE: Mibu Bai ee eT a = 5 
[372] Tiocal Land Board Office, ‘a RE SS Egos 
: Moree, 12th July, 1918, $2 a go Se ea 
ATTENTION i invited to an inaniry in the matter $23.3 4 AKG 
ef an application for Serub Lease by George & 8 a gs ; as oa 
Mitchell, parish of Coolatai; county of Burnett, Land 8 30 2 ° s Ai Sart 
District of Warialda, 1,620. acres. “od $8 $ 
Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited aod z fn A. ¢ woqu’s 
at the Offices of the Ligcal Land Board, Moree, and the S| oa Sa 3 tase 
Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 6 8&9 32 4 | 8 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should at om ce % 2.2 5 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 3 2. aa a B SA 
Moree, not later than 9th Aygust, 1918. E89 ok g Sag 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 4 Els | & 8 KOeDES 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified. ee a 2 by 3 avy’ - 
B. LINDSAY, 3 ei: 3 Ps | Ss. 
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[859] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF GCONDFTIONAL LEASES. 


ig is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
set opposite thereto, has been reversed. 











[C.S. 1918~18,566 ; 16,977 ; 18,192] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
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EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrior or Cooma. 
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18,482 | Aleook,Charles Arnold .. ...| Bemboka .. ...j Beresford ..| Kydra...  .-{ 930 0 0{ 28June,1918; 1890-398 78 { Monaro, 


Lanp DIstRIcT oF TAREE. 
1910-8 | Cant, Henry Charles Mumford .,..{ Bobin ees | Macquarie...| Kerewong ../ 300 0 0/ 9Mar.,1917{ 1910- 9 { 50 | Manning, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF DuBBO. 


35,763 { Handover, William ... ees «| Dabbo oe «.| Lincoln  ,..{ Goonoo «| 80 0 0| 6 July, 1918; 1904- 92 63 Talbragar. 
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[866] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREA OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREA THEREOF. 


le is hereby notificd that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 188A of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the convertible area of the conditional lease 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital value and rental stated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District of CooNAMBLE. 

















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g | per Acre.| Acre. effects | of C.L, of C.L, | 
C.S, aarp CL. Sse: da, Le ee.a: Saar Ty p.| £ oa d. | 
1918-18315 | 61 | Edgeroi ...| Leichhardt ..,,217 3 0| 1910-54 110 0 6 6 81L 3 Aug., 1913/2,240 2 | 37 1.0 pps neades 
{881] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
EXTENSION OF THY TERMS OF SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermenticned Settlement Leases have been extended under the 


provisions of section 323 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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Original Term of 
ad Lease. Term 
33 Sea Lessee, Portion.| Parish. | County. | Shire. | Area, |_| extended os em For the period, 
4 ‘ to, 7 
From. To. 
a. oc. p.| 1899. 1927, 1939, |£ a. d. 
874 | Moree ...| Fanny MclIn-| 7, 8, 9} Bunarba...| Benarb1...| Boomi .../2,501 010} 5 Jan...) 4 Jan...) 4 Jan...) 43 7 1 For the period from 
tosh Robinson,| and 28. 29th May, 1918, to 
4ih January, 1929. 
1901, 1929. 1941, 
1232 | Walgett ..) Percy Suther-| 14 andj McFarlane) Baradine..| Walgett..) 4,251 0 0 | 17 Jan..| 16 Jan...| 16 Jan...) 71 0 4 | For the period ending 
land Gow. 15. 16th January, 1931. 
[886] | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


Te is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hersunder is declared forfeited in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














Reg. No, Name and Address : Annual Reason : 
~ Rao) No. of Lease. EET ocean Situation and Area of Land. Went: for Forfeiture. Shire. 
Ms. Ls. Sues ay 
1918-8,879 | 841, Singletcn,..} Chaplin, Milne, Gren-| County Durham, parish Darlington, being astrip| 10 0 0 Non-fulfilment Patrick 
fell, & Company,| for tramway, between the west boundary of the of conditions, Plains, 
Limited, of 6 Prin- Great Northern Railway and the east boundary 
cess-street, London. of portion 4 of 110 acres, Area, 7 acres. 








No, 98, 9 Avaust, 1918, ~—7. 


4010 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava., 1918; 








[727] ( Department of Lands. 
APPLICATION FOR. LHASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


i is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant such lease should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the 
Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 

Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified hereunder. ; 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































Purpose for Lgcal dane Board bee A a 
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Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area, kinee eve ig Sisckeuee inary, hp oh jections 
esiree. lodged. may be lodged: 
fo seep, 
Blackett, Owen (Sp. L.} County of Cumberland, parish of Cowan, front-| 8 3810 | Factory site ..| Sydney Ae -.| 9 August, 1918. 
1918-11, Metropolitan),| ing the Hawkesbury River, at the village of 
Bywater. ; 4 s% i 
Nowra Co-operative) At Nowra, on the bank of the Shoalhaven} 0 1 1 | Wharves on piers.. do Bee --| 16 a9 
Dairy Co. Ltd., Sp. L.| River, parish of Nowra, county of St: Vin- , 
1906 -1, Nowra. | > cent, , 
Sullivan, Henry Ernest) Parish Terranova, county Rous, Land District] 1 chain of Wharf ae ..| Grafton 33 sit 19 
(Sp. L, 1918-14), Murwillumbah, on frontage to Boyd’s Bay, water - 
west of wharf held under Sp. Ls. 1911-16 by fontage. 
the North Coast Co-operative Company, 
Wangi Wangi Develop-| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland; on 0. 0 123 do ce ..| Maitland sis --| 2September, ,, 
ment Co. Ltd, (Sp. L. foreshores of Lake Macquarie, opposite block ‘ 
1918-2, Newcastle.) 107, Wangi Point Estate, first subdivision. 
(729] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
of ‘the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inqniry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District in 
which the land is situa‘ed on or before the date specified in each case hereunder 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





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Local Land Board Date 
Purpose for % hit 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. Area. yee ae ig Beeccon hay iP eae Rees 
yee lodged. may be lodged. 
ap Fell 
Tom Howell Ingall (Sp.| On foreshores of Lake Macquarie, fronting, 0. 0 37. | Bathing-place and| Maitland ar --| 25 August, 1918. 
L, 3,740, Newcastle). section 6, Toronto Estate, near south side of| (about). jetty. | 
Bay-street, parish Awaha, county Northum- 
berland. f | 
Frederick Matson, | sen.| Ewey Bay, Port Hacking, parish Sutherland,! 6 015 | Boatshed .. ..| Sydney.. or oe) BO 5 én 
(Sp L..1908-9, Metro-| county Cumberland. (about), 
politan). 
[879] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


UTICE is hereby given that the rental of the undermentioned Annual Leases has been increased, in accordance with the 
provisions of the 72nd section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The increased rental for the year 1919 must be paid on or before the 30th September, 1918. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






































eo, Bi Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. Area, ye a 
: | 
| Beats ona a. ds 
10913 | Cooma ...| O'Mara, Timothy .., ne ..| Maffra and Bobun-| Wellesley and Wal-| 160 0 0 6 65.90 
| dara. lace ; Monaro 
| and Dalgety. 
10922 Do ..| Sellar; Robert James Douglas, do hey or do do ...| 470 0 0} 1418 9 
| John Alexander, and Wal’er 
| , Patrick. 
11323 Do ...| Roseby, Sydney Hooworth ...| Colinton ... ..| Beresford; Monaro| 1,087 3 0| 2218 2 
17851 Do ....| Ryrie, Alexander ... 6 ...| Colinton and Mica- do dom sa 240) 10 20 710 O 
a ligo. 
18019 | Do ...| Hain, Edward and Albert... ...| Cabramurra ...| Wallace; Dalgety | 640 O O 315 0 
1880} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATION LAPSED. 


NOE is hereby given that the amount hereunder mentioned, as called for by Government Gazette of the 26th April, 
his 1918, has not been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 102 under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The applicant’s right to the lease is therefore hereby declared lapsed for such non-payment, and all moneys paid with 


the application have been forfeited. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Micister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE. 




















Gazetted . soe 
No, Land District, Name of Leasee, Parish, County and Shire, Area, st ge 
cf Lease. : ; plete rent to 
3ist Dec., 1918, 
hiv et pa ; | Ce me OU a 
1917-11 Nowra ... | Hughes, Albert ...| Lilaroo ad ..| Camden; Cambe-; 500 0 O mel 
rere sree eer ee ne ee rene as athe se pres Sens he RONEN RNS Nepean . ea 





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9 Ave. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 4011 


[870] Department of Lands, 
; Sydney, Sth August, 1918. 








APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPETITION. 


Nome is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th section of 
the Crown Dands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all persons intérested are 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


With whom Date up to which 











Registration No. Applicant, Area, Description. objections may objections may 
be lodged. be lodged. 
Aln. Geese p. 
~1918-6,128 | Lewis Godbee ..| 2 2 0 | Eastern Division. County of Rous, parish of Lismore,) The Chairman,| 9 S8ept:, 1918 


8.P. 1918-62. (about), being the Crown land bounded by portion 256;| Land Board, 


the eastern side of a road 1 chain wide along; Grafton. 
the east boundary of portion 255, and the left 
bank of Wilson’s Creek. 

















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[871] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


Tr is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, section 62, the portion of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 
1, The purchase money must be paid into the State ‘Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 


notice, 
2. Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before Deed will be prepared. 


8. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


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a) oe © bs 
ee 5 a rom | manne 
B26 Se ® from ; called for 
Papers, 52 & Potton * Town rs 8 |p ; Credited |} jnciudine 
; re is oP ’ SI © |Deposit as cluding 
No. aod Name of Purchaser. Area, | Allotment ; Parish ; County ; Village, or | BS | A ad towards ease Bee 
o. of AS Scétion, District. GF. as ‘| valorem | Purchase mye 1 
Application. 8 3 3 | z ) of Stamp Money. | y, ed Fee 
9 f= y Duty. ’ 
: gs | L Fi y 
_ Aln. 1917. Re hy She Gs| 2 | & 8. 4. £8. a) & 8 Gd, 
1918-6,066, | 16 Oct...| Nathaniel Quarman .-| 0 1 0 | Allotment 1, sec-| Beaconsfield 5 Tottenham ..|8 0 6) 1/ 0 5 O| 015 0] 9 5 6 
I.P. 1917-1. tion 17. Kennedy ; 
‘ { Nyngan. 
£872] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASE, 


[re is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Slat section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. Lhe purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





SoHEDULE REFERRED TO, 





















































Deposit. 
Amount 
Deposit A ised $ A t Deducted Scary 
Papers and! Deposit paid ppraise moun ucte or, in- 
No. of to C.U.A. Area, Description, lappa Value ss _of Costs Paid to | 8 ad Pom cluding Pesta 
Application. at— : ; of Land.| 2 | incurred. Treasury valorem | purchase| #%ed : 
a ‘| stamp Mou stamp 
: duty, y duty, £1. 
Aln, a Tr. p ® 8 Gs.) £1) £8 di) 2 gg. & adi £a dt 2d. 
1918-4,731, | Wellington, | 20 0 0 | Parish of Walters,| James Pope.) 40 0 0/ 1] 3 6 6} 10 0] 0 5 0} 015 0 | 4411 6 | One quarter to be 
S.P, 1917-38.) 28rd July, county Welling- paid within three 
1917, ton, R.L. 1908-2, \ months from the 
portion No. 80, date of this notice, 
Macquarie Shire. | the balance by four 
| equal annual in- 
stalments with in- 
| terest at Sper cent, 
[388] Department of Lands, 


. Sydney, 19th July, 1918, 
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


OTICE is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned for permission to reclaim and purchase 
N under the 68th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, certain land particularised in the annexed description. Any 
person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, as provided for by the 69th section of 


the Act mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10, it 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











— 


With whom Caveats 





Regie pon Applicant. | Area. | Description. must be lodged. 
Aln. a TF. Pp. : 
1918-6,001 | James Walter Trevenar| 0 0 29%) Parish of Sutherland, county of Cumberland, Sutherland} The Chairman, Lard 
S.P, 1917--48. | Shire, being an area proposed to be reclaimed below high- Board, Sydney. 


water mark on the frontage of applicent’s property, lot 27 
of D.P. 4,198 at Gunnamatta Bay, Port Hacking,—shown 
on plan No. Ms. 5,154 Sy. 











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[873] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


- is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule at the 
annual rental stated, and subject to the rame special conditions as are attached to such holding. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands 





SCHEDULE. 














Annual 
New Area Future Future 
Papers. | Portion. | County. Parish. ae es of iets of Added to— Annual Capital Shire. 
i OB ; Holding. Rert Value. 
added. 
‘Aln. AT) 4D. Sssiid BP Ys if aie £ sg. da. 
1918-4 ,657 esesvese | Wynyard | Calafat ..; 0 1 0* 0 0 8 | 22 May, 1918) 27 8 O | Suburban Hold-| 1 4 9 49 7 6 | Gadara. 
ing 1916-2, 














* Being the land bounded by portions 169 and 227 and the road west of those portions, 


£921} Department of Lands, 
' Sydney, Sth August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPYION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS; ALSO PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


[ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
. Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been given), 
shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 


as roads, 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Diversion of road known as Victor-street, suburban boundaries village of Raleigh, 
parish of South Bellingen, county of Raleigh, Raleigh Orban Area, Bellingen Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-63-9 ; Catalogue No, of Plan—R. 12,687a-1,603,] 








Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 31st May, 
1918, folio 2525, 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 






































: ae Width of ye 
A 4 aracter Land 
po Area, soglage) Reputed Owner. | Occupier. of Resumed sree Parts of Road declared to be public Road. 
7 Holding, and = 
Tedicaheds Dedicated. 
mn @. T. Dp. B, Lie 
% (296) 2 1 80 | SouthBellingen| Railway Commissioners] ......... | Freehold...| 150 links...) 0 2 384 |] 
a2 | Soe 22 0 do pe do bed)| Fede becaee to) Ses ROO) 5g 0 38 14/]]| The parts of existing roads known as Walter- 
bo | 292 2 130 do Los do anillreatieccioce do aen|| (BOOS 5. 0 2 383 street and Alice-street, and necessary to preserve 
Zu 291) 2 2 0 do Be do os do Oey, aemes 0 3 14]} continuity of new road, are declared to be 
a8, | 256 | 2 133 do oe do GO Pe Bess fey ns nies 0 2 894 public road and dedicated to the public accord- 
“sous 1255 | 2 2 0 do ne do a Y doles et] 150% oe eu nO Sar | ingly. 
& [250 | 80 0 0 do = do <5 Reexactots do  ...| 150links&; 0 212 |J 
variable, 





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DESCRIPTION OF Road OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Singleton to Maitland at the junction of its north-eastern 
side with the Maitland—Allynbrook-road, parish of Gresford, county of Durham, Wallarobba Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-173-14; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,415-1,603.] 





Descriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


at A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 24th May, 1918, 
olio 2435. 
Lanp District or MAITLAND. 











Width or asia 
Character Land 

7 ea Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Besumed speee™: 

' Holding. CECT ets 

J Dedicated. eCICap Os 

7d a a. fT. De 

Part 2 .640 0 0] Gresford ..  ...| Mrs, Mary Barry...  .. o» | Mrs.Mary Barry .. «. | Freehold...| Variable...| 0 0 1 
(now privately 
subdivided). 











eet een 





DzscripTion or RoaD OPENED :—Widening of part of punt road (private village of Darlington Point), parish of Waddi, 
county of Boyd, Murrumbidgee Shire. 


[Registration No, of Papers--Roads 1917~245-12 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,359-1,603.] 





Dezscription of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 
1918, folio 2215. 
Lanp District or NaARRANDERA. 





Width of Area 
Character Tan | 


Parish No. Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner, Occupirr. of aan al a eet 
Dedicated. | Dedicated. 


Holding. 





a Tr p. a. To Ps 
Part of closed) 0 8 16} | Waddi - «| The executors of the estate of the late| Roadin use «. «. » «| Freehold...) 90 links ..} O 1 174 
and sold road, J. 5S. Worsfall. 





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[922] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 4th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RHSUMPTION AND DHDICATION OF LAND FOR 
ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PART OF ROAD DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described (in respect of which land notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as road ; 
also, that the part of road hereunder specified, which is deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the 


same has duly been given) shall be and is hereby closed. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Descoriprion oF Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Rappville to Bungawalbin, parish of Darke, county of Richmond, 
Woodburn Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-289-42 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,363-1,603.] 








Descriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the piri of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918, folio 1971. 


Lanp District or CAsINo. 





Width of 











4 ; Character Area Re- 
ay a 
EE| Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of noe “ag sumed and Part of Road closed, &c. 
a Name. Holding. | SUMet ane) Dedicated 
Ay * | Dedicated. 
Slaps a Leu Ds 
29 640 0 O| Darke ... ...| Bank of New South} Murray Yabsley | C.P. 1906~| 100 links... 8 0 0 | The unnecessary partof reserved road 1 chain 
Wales. 123, wide within portion 29, north-west of the 
ch new road, is closed and added to portion 29; 
the area thereof and of C.P. 1905-128 re- 
mains unaltered. 














[923] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the “‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the land hereunder described. 
The proposed road is shown upon plan which can be inspected at this Office,and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
office of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the land is situated. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Extension of railway lane within a subdivision of portion 2 to the Wagga Wagga-Jewnee road, 
within the suburban boundaries of the village of Jewnee, parish of Jewnee, county of Clarendon, Illabo Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1908-54-16; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,477-1,603.] 








Dzsorirtion of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or WacGca WAGGA. 








Character | Width of Area 
Porticn No. Area, Parish Name. Reputed Ownen Occupier, of Land to be to be 
Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 


























Sake ae a rp 
80 9 v | Jewnee a -.| Samuel Storey .. ea fo e. | Samuel Storey ose oe ~.| Freehold’...| 54links ..| 0 114 
(now sub- 
divided). 
[924] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 


NaS is hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writiag, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 


from date of this notice, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























Registration No. Applicant. | Area. | Description, 
Svetan Ds ; i 
Rds. 1917-693-5.| Henry Charles Pollard ...| 4 0 0 | Parish Innes, county Macquarie, Land District, Port Macquarie, Hastings 
Rd, Pur. 1917- Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 6 from part of 
148. portion 5. pve i 
Rds. 1917-500-4,| John Heazlett ... ..| 1 0 8 | Parish and town of Elrington, county St. Vincent, Land District Braidwood, 
Rd. Pur. 1917- Tallaganda Shire. Road 150 links wide (known as Roberts-street) 
117. separating section 6 from section 39. P : 
Rds. Thomas William Curran...| 7 1 0 | Parish Walibree, county Macquarie, Land District Port Macquarie, Hastings 
1917-165-3 Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portions 108 (part) 93, 63, 
Rd. Pur. 1917-49, 64, and 93 (part) from portions 161 (part) 60 end of road, and portions 59, 
66, and 162 (part) lying between the Comboyne-Wauchope road and the 
reserved road within portion 93, near the south-eastern corner of portion 
64, 
Rds. 1917-608-7.! William Henry Hayter ...) 4 317 | Parish Geneva, county Rous, Land District Casino, Kyogle Shire. Boundary 
Rd. Pur. 1917- road 150 links wide separating part of portion 51 from portion 72 (south 
, 139, from road R. 8,547-1,603), and the part of boundary road 1 chain wide 
separating Hayter’s part of portion 51 from portion 47 (north of road R, 
8,547-1,603). 





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4014 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave., 1918, 











[890 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY; ALSO PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BH PUBLIC ROAD. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, tne lands hereunder described. 
The proposed road is shown upon plan which can be inspected at this Offics, and a copy of the same may be inspeeted at the 


Office of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expediert to close the roads and parts of road hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the Office of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


a W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEscRIPrion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED ;—Parts of road from White Swamp to Woodenbong, and branch road towards Graham’s 
Creek, parish of Woodenbong, county of Buller, Tenterfield Shire. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-384-9 ; Catalogue No, of Plans R. 13,300-1,693; R, 13,299-1,603.] 


Dxscoziprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. é 


Lanp District oF CAsIno. 








Character | Width of Area Roads and parts of Roads proposed to he closed, 
Land to be to be &e. Parts cf Roads to he declared to be 


Portion Co} 
Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. public Roads, 


No. Area, 


Reputed Owner, Occupier, 





2 
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cs 
1p 
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Sy 


Wocden- Bonk of New South| Cecil Neucomb; Partof C.P.| 100 links&| 1 The unuecessary parts of the reserved roads 
bong,| Wules. Martin; trackin| 1906-88 cf} variable, vithin portions 21, 22, and 23, north and 
| use, 163 acres, south of the proposed road, are to be closed. 
22, | 60 0 0 TIO 8 gaz do =, do See do bs do = and added to those portions; the areas of . 
23 | 63 0 0 Do Se do He do aed do «-.| 100 links .., 8 portions 21 and 22 to remain unaltered; the 
| area cf portion 23 to be reduced to 52 acres 
| 8 reods 20 perches, and the area of the whole 
C.P. 1906-35 to be reduced to 162 acres 8 roods 
: 2u perches. ' 
...| Jvuhn Robert Martin| John Robert Mar-] PartofC.Pj; 100 , ..) I 1 8 | The uunecessary reserved roads within portions 
tin; track in use| 1894-65 cf 24 and 25, south of the proposed road, are to 
114 acreg. be closed and added to those portions; the 
2 | 57 0 0} Do. «, do ne do ¥ GO sas} (RO she aa soul eee aa area of portion 24 to be reduced to 56 acres 3 
| roods 30 perches, the area of portion 25 to 
remain unaltered, and the area of the wnole 
C.P. 1894-5 to be reduced to 113 acres 3 roods 
: 30 perches. 
26 98 0 0 Do sz do at do | &.P, 391C-| 100 links.,, 4 010 The unnecessary parts of boundary road on the 
66. (includes south of portion 26, tovether with the unneces- 
branch sary reserved road within portion 26, are to be 
| road), closed and added to portion 26, the area thereof 
| ' and of C.P. 1910-66 to be reduced to 92 acres 
0 roods 20 perches. 
(29 | 85 0 0| Do__....| John Turner «.| — Anderson ; track) ParteofC.P.| 100 , ..| 4 9 O | The unnecessary reserved road within portion 
| in use. 18: 0-!19 of 29, south of the proposed road, is to be closed 
| 475 acres. and added to portion 29, the arca thereof to be 
| reduced to 83 acres 3 roods; and the unneces- 
| sary part of boundary road between portions 
29 and 382, east of the proposed road, is to be 
: closed and added to portion 82, the area thereof 
i | to be increased to 112 acres 3 roods 20 perches ; 
d and the area of the whole C.P. 90-119, to be 
increased to 478 acres 2 rocds 20 perches, 
64 171 0 0 Do __,..| Bank of New South] C. N. Martin ~.| C.L, 190£- | 109 links & 1 2 0/ The wanecessary part of reserved road within 
Wales, du. variable. portion 54,north of preposed road, is to be 
closed and added to portion 64, the area thereof 
and of C,L. 1908-109 to be roduced to 170 acres 

1 rood. 30 perches. 

Parts of existing roads included in survey and 
necessary to preserve the continuity of the pro- 
pesed road, are to bedeclared to be public road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 


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[ 857] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIO PURPOSES UNDER THE CROWN LANDS 
: CONSOLIDATION ACT, 19183, AND THE PUBLIC TRUSTS ACT, 1897. 

A®* abstract of the intended dedication of the various areas of Crown Land described in the Schedule hereto, for the public purposes 
therein mentioned, having been duly laid before both Houses of Parliament of the State of New South Wales, in accordance with 

the provisions of the 24th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Sth section of the Public Trusts Act, 1897, it is 

hereby notified that the various areas of Crown Lands hereinbefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, 

are hereby dedicated for the respective public purposes specified in connection therewith. 

(Ms, 1918-5,345] — W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

ScuEDuUrs. 


List No. 5 of 1918. 




















a & | 
ae) Allot- a Purpose of intended No. of Cat. Mo. of 
Place. County, | + | ment. | $ | Locality. eae. Dedication. Papers. Plan. 
& wn Peg 
@. Es “ps 
Condoublin .. ©...) Cunningham| osc. cits ~ | Town of Condoublin ... 0 1 20 Public Road sk. ~ | Ms. 1918-4651...| R, 18,382-1,603 
Grafton Pa sel CLSEENGS © cen! sesinsl ano 5 4 | City of Grafton im 0 0 16% | Town Hall Site (addition)| Ms. » 101...) G. 98-1,259 
Do ve a do s donevs po 6 4 do ae 0 1 0% | Public Recreation and] Ms, ,, 4101...) G. 98-1,359 
Access. 
Nerriga ooo aen| St. VIRGEN oll Lesscssace ewes heaiass ++ | Parish of Meangora .. 0 339} | General Cemetery «| Ms. 5 4762...| Ms. 1,895 Gbn. 
Kandwick  ... --| Curmberland..| ce. see see Zand 13 | 10 | Parish of Alexandria... 0 1419 Public School Purposes.,| Aln, 1918-4955] Ms, 2,754 Sy, 
Surry Hills, Sydney do oo doo vee ne Medaticueves, 1H! be do oe 0 2 25% | Workmen’s Institute ...| Ms..1918-3387...] Ms. 4,874 Sy. 




















9 Aug., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 4015 





(747] IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


NYS is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS will be holden at 
SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the 20th day of August instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and 
References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all auch other matters as may be lawfully 


brought before the said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 























6th August, 1918. Registrar, 
The following cases will be heard :—~ 
bead. Saeet Land District. . Appellant. | Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
————————— | 7 
10079 Deniliquin ...| Minister for Lands .. iy Reference for determination of the annual rental of Archibald 
Hulbert Windeyer’s special lease No. 3,838, Deniliquin. 
10080 Do st MM, Hickey =... ii ...| Appeal against the appraised value of the land comprised in hia 


conditional purchase lease No. 1917-5, Deniliquin, being 
conversion of special lease No. 1908-28, Deniliquin. 

10081 Do ...| W. G. Barber ae ..| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his suburban 
holding No. 1918-13, Deniliquin. 

10082 Do ...| Christina Ahern .,.. ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of her euburban 
holding No. 1915-1, Deniliquin. 

10083 Dunedoo Central.| A.D. Anderson... ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his homestcad 
farm No. 1915-17, Dunedoo Central. 

100834 Do ».| EH. Jd. Blackman |... .».| Appeal against the appraised capital value of homestead farm 
No. 1915-15, Dunedoo Central. 

10084 Grafton... ...| Minister for Lands .., | Reference for decision in respect of an application by Edward 
Yaunsem for an appraisement of the capital value of the 
land comprised in his conditional purchase No, 1918-12: 
Grafton. 





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{877] - Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 6th August, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crowa Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 


objections to granting the application. 



































Particulars are specified in Schedule below. B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman, 
SomuDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, 

} : Applicant for | Class of Holding Arig Place and Date ot 

God Vossion applied for Reserve includid, Inquiry by 
bid id of | Area, | Parish and County, Peapod Beerd. 

Acres. : 
Sp. L.1912-14 283 Parish Horton, county} Parsons, Henry| A.S.L. 1918-1) Wholly within trayelling| Court-house, 
Murchison. WwW. stock and camping) LBingara, 
reserye 29,633. 29th Aug., 1918. 
[883] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


EXTENSION OF TERM OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


AE: is hereby notified that the term of the Residential Lease hereunder specified has been extended under the provisions of section 22 

of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions 
so far as they now apply, to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 131, and to the special 
conditions as set out in footnote hereof. 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp Disrrict or WELLINGTON; Macquariz SHIRE. 

















Extended term Rent 
Date of en 
5 f Lease. ired 
%o | Gazette notice 0 requir 
é a granting RS: No. of Name and Address County. Parish. Gold-field. Area. dnpuel for 
4 | Residential SPEres of Lessee. * | Brom—| To— | current 
Lease, year 
| 
Oce. ar. p. | £ 8 d.| 1919. 1928. 
705 | 11 Jan., 1905..,| 1918-4,941 | Dixon, Thomas, jun.,cf| Wellington | Ironbarks ...| Macquurie... zoo 0 OTN OT LY Vatensdl| AO ae esccesecs 
Avondale, Stuart Portion 64. 
Town, W.4,941-2,091, 


























Norz,—The lessee shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from briars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds during the 
currency of the lease. The lessee shall maintain boundary fences and all other improvements in good order and repair during the 


currency of the lease. The costs amount to £1 as against £1 paid. 


4016 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


[$ Ave. 1918. 





£804] 


ie 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 








Land Ae ie 
District, Division. 
Inverell and| Eastern.. 
Glen 
Innes, 
if 
Walcha do 
Do do & 
§Do 5 do = 
Warren Central.. 
Do 4 do . 
Do ~ do . 
Forbes . do 
Do s do . 
Braidwood,.| Eastern.. 
Nowra 33 do 
Do ae do 
Milton SS do 
Metropoli- do 
tan. 


Bellingen .. 


Doe 
Do . 
Dower 
Do . 
Bathurst . 


Carcoar .. 
Inverell .. 


Coonabarra- 
bran, 


Gunnedah.. 


Murrurundi 


Do Ae 





do .. 


do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 
do 


Central.. 


Ny 


do 


Eastern. 


do 
do 
do 


do 





.| General 


, 


) 36,162 


Reserve 


No. 


46,579 


11,428 


11,429 


Genera!! 
notice. 
14,980 


notice. 
42,806 


2,033 


46,382 


207 


52,245 


| 


10,972 


1,630 
2,423 
24,835 


51,847 








is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Purpose. 





From annual lease 


From sale for temporary 
common, 


From license .. 


From annual lease or 
occupation license. 
From sale for temporary 

common. 


From annual Jease or 
occupation license. 
From lease generally .. 


For pound purposes 


From license and lease 
generally for public 
pound. 

From sale for camping 


Reserve under section 
228. 

For preservation of tim- 
ber and public recrea- 
tion, 

From sale or lease under 
section 206. 

From after-auction sale 


From sale or lease other 
than special lease or 
annual lease, 


From sale for temporary 
common, 
From annual lease ., 


From sale for railway 
purposes. 

From sale for roadway 
and other purposes. 


For quarry 
From sale other than 
auction sale. 
do 


Travelling stock and 


camping, 


For plantation .. 


Fron: sale or lease under 
section 206. 


Public purposes 
do 


Access and 


place. 


crossing 


From after-auction salc 


. 
ce ceemmeetillceneeemnllimetemmeenmeenmeeataneeeeee eae 


Notification. 


10 May, 1911 


17 Nov., 1916 





Date of 








18 April, 1892 
5 Mar., 


” 


18 April, ,, 
10 June, 1908 
10 Mar., '1884 


29 Aug., 1903 


8 Mar., 1911 
31 Dec., 1917 
9 July, 1883 


28 Mar., 1918 
25 May, 1917 


1 June, ,, 


26 Feb., 1908 
26 


” ” 


15 July, 1905 
21 Jan., 1884 


13 Feb., 1882 
28 Mar., 1918 


” 


28 Feb:, 1903 


” 


15 Mar., 1890 


9 April, 1913 


6 Sept., 1880 


4 1886 


” 


3 Oct., 1896 





County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. 


Arrawatta,| Adowa, 
Clive, Alpine, 

Gough, &| Mando, 

Hardinge.| Hallam, 





Rose, 
Severn, 
Butterleaf, 
Capoom- 
peta, 
Farnell, 
Morven, 
Anderson, 
Bald Nob, 
Clive, Die- 
hard, Eden. 
Elmsmore, 
Herbert, 
Buchanan, 
Swinton, 
Vernon Tia 
do do 
do do A 
Oxley Warren 
do do 6 
do do os 
Ashburn- Forbes 
ham, 
do do Pr 
Murray Krawarree 
Camden ..| Bugong 
do do a 
St. Vincent] Kioloa .. 
Cumber- Botany 
land, 


Bonville . 





Raleigh .. 










do s do » 

do de < 

do de 

do ao C 
Roxburgh..| Melrose 
Bathurst ..| Belubula .. 
Arrawatta | Goonian .. 
Gowen — ../Coonabarra- 

bran. 

Pettinger..}| Gunnedah, 


Buckland..| Quirindi .. 
(Vown of |Quirindi). 
do do 
do do 
do > do 
do --| Quirindi & 
Coepolly. 


(Town of} Quirindi). 
































Area. 
ce ee i: 
Ashford, [50,500 0 0 
Guyra, (about). 
Macintyre, 
Severn, 
Tenterfield 
Shires. 
Apsley 23 0 0 
Shire.| (about). 
do < 230 0 
(about). 
do : 23 0: 0 
(about). 
Marthaguy 
Shire.| (about). 
do 5 30 0 
(about), 
do ince 34 
(about), 
Forbes 4 0 
Munici- 
pality, 
do F 40 0 
Tallaganda 2.0 8 
Shire. 
Cambewar-| ° 6 0 28 
ra Shire, 
do 6 0 28 
Clyde Shire} 32 0 30 
Randwick 5 0 324 
Munici- 
pality. 
Bellingen 235 0 0 
thire.| (about). 
do =a) 195 108.0 
(about). 
do oe} 195 70! 10 
(about) 
do 195 0 0 
(about). 
do 40 0 0 
(about), 
.|TaronShire} 25 2 0 
Lyndhurst 62.0 0 
Shire. 
Ashford AG 52 22 
Shire. 
Coonabarra-| 152 0 0 
bran Shire.} (about). 
Gunnedah 0 2373 
Munici- 
pality. 
Quirindi 0 3 35 
Munici- 
pality. 
do ay 2 0 16 
do 6 0 30 
(about). 
do NN 63 
(about). 
do 


3 0 5] That part within allot- 


The whole, 


That part within portion 


3 0 0] That part bounded by por- 


The whole .. es re 


The whole. Plan A, 3,733- 


Part within portion 244. 
The whole. Plan C, 2,374- 
That part within portion 


The whole. Plan V. 3,278- 
That part within portions 


That part within reserve 


this day. 
de do ws 
do do ° 
do do 
do do ° 
The whole. Plan R. 206- 


The whole; portion 141. 


5. Plan Q. 35-1,613. 
The whole. Plan Q. 46- 
1,613. 
The whole. Plan Q. 23- 


Ue 
That part within allot- 


Part revoked. 





Parts pre- 
viously revoked. 


140 and adjoining and 
intersecting roads and 


race. Plan Y. 2,805- 
1,719. 
do do ae 
do do . 


tions 225 and 84, Re- 
serve 42,805 for rifle 
range and Gunningba 
Creek, 


do do 


1,770 roll, 
do do 
Plan M. 5,802-1,956. 

2,041. 
72. Plan OC. 2,374-2,041. 


2,013. 


112, 114 to 116, 119 to 121, 
123, 125 to 127, 168 to 173, 
281 to 288, and 1,122 to 
1,127. Plans C. 3,030 to 
C. 3,049-2,030. 


52,926 from sale (from 


lease generally) for pub- 
lic recreation, notified 


1,496. 





Plan B. 3,910-2,009. 


The whole; portion 52. 


Plan A, 3,216-1,847. 


That part within portions 


834 to 342 inclusive and 
adjoining roads 1 chain 


wide, Plans G. 2,312. 
2,318, 2,314 and 2,315- 
1797. 

That part within allot- 


ments 1, 2, and 8, sec- 
tion 44, town Gunnedah. 
G. 46-1619, 


That part within allot- 


ments 11 and 1¥, section 


2 


1,61 


ments 3 and 4 and lane 
separating allotments 2 
and 3, section 58. Plan 
Q. 47-1,613. 


ment 8, section 60; 
allotments 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 
9, and 10, section 62; 
and allotment 2, section 
63. Plans Q.39, 41, and 
45-1,613. 





Papers No. 


Ms. 1918~ 
6,257. 


Oce. 1918- 
4,616. 


do | 
do 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-8, 427. 


do | 
do 


Aln. 1918- 
6,006, 


do 


Ms. 1918- 
5,862. 
Aln. 1918- 
6,501. 
do 


Aln. 1918- 
3,444, 
Ms, 1918- 
3,266, 


Ms. 1918- 
5,673, 


do 


Aln. 1918- 
6,532 
Ms. 1918- 
5,985. 
do 


Aln. 1918- 
6,504, 


Aln. 1918- 
6,505. 


Aln 1918= 
6,178. 
do 
do } 
do 


do 


9 Auva., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 4017 








REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c.—continued. 





















































yo Division’ meen’ Purpose. <4 PE County, | Parish. Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked. sapere 
‘ aera Ds 
Murrurundi | Eastern,.| .... Under general notice ..| 24 Dec., 1881} Buckland..| Quirindi ..| Quirindi 2 0 20) That part within portion} Aln. 1918- 
(Suburban } lands of Munici- 301. Plan B. 4,225- 6,178. 
Quirindi). pality, 1,788. 

Do is do ..| 24,991 | Racecourse a -.| 81 Oct., 1896 do Ae do OU do --| 24 0 87 | The whole. Plans B. 4,226 do 
and 4,228-1,788. 

Do a do ..| .... | For extension -.| 24 Dee, 1861 do ” do os do 8 3 0| That part within portion do 
303. Plan B, 4,227-1,788. 

Young... do ..} 44,077 | From sale or lease other; 30 June, 1909} Harden ..| Cunningar |Demondrille 8 $8 39 | The whole .. a ..| Ms. Ls. 

than special lease. Shire. 1918-8, 483 
Do ee Clee namie Reserve from sale or) 19 July, 1911 do at do ae do 8 3 39 do do ; 
lease under section 
206. 
Hillston Weatern..} 31,667 | From lease and lieens:| 27 Oct, 1900) Blaxland..| Mount W.L.L. 220 0 OU | The whole ; vartly within} Ms, 1918- 
North. other than _ special Hope. 1,809.) (about). portions 51, 52, 53, and] 6,178, 
lease. 37. Plans B. 218, 219, 
252, and 447-2,022. 
Doweaeen do ..| 31,668 do Diy as vs 3 do a3 do ..| W.L.L. 223 0 0 | The whole; partly within do 
| 1,847.| (about). portions 39, 40, 41, and 
55. Plans B. 181, 182, 
183, and 4416-2,022, 
Dov «at do ..} 82,703 | From sale or lease other, 25 May, 1901 do Bs do $2) Wty 3 0 0] The whole; within por- do 
than special lease, 2,430.| (about). tion 171. Plan B, 443- 
2,022. 
Lota 2 do ..| 2,235 | From sale for railway} 2 Oct., 1886 do .-| Back WeLiLen © 20 0 O | The whole; within portion do 
. purposes. | Whoey. 1,970.; (about), 1. Plan B. 41C-2,022. 
Domes: do ..} 9,104 | From sale for extension| 8 June, 1889 do ..| Mount W.L.L. 120 0 O} That part within portions do 
to temporary com-| Hope. 1,847.) (about). 39, 40, and 41. Plans 
mon. B. 181, 182, 183-2,022. 
DOaes: do ..| Under | From annual lease or) 13 April, 1892 do ee do iy do aailie BOO.) 0, do do mn do 
general} occupation license. | (about). 
notice. 

Albury _..| Eastern.) .... | Fromsalefortemporary) 9 Dec., 1878) Goulburn..| Woomar- | Holbrook 225 0 0 |.That part west of, the} Ms. Ls. 
common at Woomar-| gama. Shire.| (about). north-western side of] 1918-9,089, 
gama, the main southern roasl 

from Sydney to Albury. 
Dow i do ..| Under | From annual lease or! 13 April, 1892 do Ail do <n do 34/7 (226), O10 do do s: do 
general) occupation license. (about), 
notice. | 
Dow. do .. 95 | From lease ..| 16 Mar,, 1882 do es do os do tain 2259 O10 do do 3s do 
‘ (about). 
[892] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, 


[ps is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Areas 
particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














Class of Holding 
Tend Division.| for which the area ne is County. Parish. Shire, &c. Area, | Part revoked. Papers No, 
District. s Notitication. ’ 
was set apart. 
Beh deh hes Say aon emnr tet ap Teer ra rn eee a 2 EE 
4 : | | a fr. p. 
Parkes «.| Central,.) Suburban Holding) 80 Oct., 1912} Cunning- | Trundle ...] Goobang Shite) 19 U 7 | That part within portions 95) Aln. 19138- 


ham to 104,and 106 to 108. Plans 5,983. 


























Area 150, 
C. 1,817 to 1,819-1,947. 
Milton | Eastern.) Suburban Holding} 28 July, 1915) St. Vincent) Kioloa_ ..,| Clyde Shire ...} 32 0 30 | That part within portion 35,| Aln. 1918- 
Area 717, Plan V, 3,278-2,015, 3,444, 
Albury on do ...| Suburban Holding! 5 Feb., 1913} Goulbura..| Albury ...| Hume Shire .., 31 0 0O/| That part within portion 696,| Aln. 1918- 
Area 200, Plan G. 3,472-1,475. 5,805. 
Gundagai ... do ..| Suburban Holding) 25 Mar,, 1914} Clarendon | North Adjungbilly 20 0 0 | The whole; portion 460, Plan} Aln- 1918~ 
Area 473, Gundagai. Shire, C, 8,287-1,578. 6,291. 
[893] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
T’ is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—. 












































Land District.| Division, pe tone County. Parish, Shire, &. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
ahha: 
Bellingen ..| Eastern ..| 13 July, 1917 ..} Raleigh ..| Missabetti ..| Nambucca 420 0 VU | Thewhole .. be Se a .-| Ms. 1018- 
Shire.| (about). 3,980, 
Stroud th do ..| 23 Jan, 1916 ..| Gloucester ..| Bullah Delah_ ..| Stroud Shire ..| 300 0 © | The whole; portion 116, Plan G. 4,037-| Ms, Ls. 
1,497. 1918-6,689. 
Coonabarra- | Central ..} 5 Jan., 1898 ..| Napier .. ..| Purlawaugh ..| Coonabarabran} 4 310 | That part within portions 76 and 77.) Aln, 1918- 
bran. Shire. Plans N. 1,393, 1,394-1,883. 6,531. 
Murrurundi..| Eastern ..| 27 July, 1917 ..| Buckland .-| Quirindi .. ..| Quirindi Muni-) 1 1 30 | Part within allotments 14,15, and 16,) Aln. 1918- 
cipality. section 6. Plan Q. 35-1,613. 6,178. 
[907] Department of Lands, 


‘Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GKAZING—TO BE 
DISPOSED OF TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 
iG is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for 
an Original Crown-lease for Grazing to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. : 
This block shall be available only for Malcolm Donald Wetherspoon, of Mount Slow, Glencoe, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act. 1916, 


The area will be available on and after 12rH AUGUST, 1918. : f 
The application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by half a year’s rent 


in advance. ‘the survey fee shall (unless the owner desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application, 


4018 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava., 1918, 





CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Orown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(2) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. : : 

(b) During the whole currency of the lease the area shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights und business licenses, 
without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the area, calico notices, 
indicating, for public information, that the land so leased is open to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be 
erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(e) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes. 

or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the - 

portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. Im the 
case Of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 

effective steps to keep the land so leased: clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 

efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 

Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 

noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 

the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, 
to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local Land 
Board. Gates of access shall be erected for the conyenience of miners. : 

(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 

' 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(9) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. ; 

(h) 'The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. : 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The land shall be used for purposes of grazing only. 

() The right of conversion into a Homestead Farm, as provided by section 135, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, is 
hereby barred. 

(2) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface ; and the Crown will not be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 

(m) Camping reserve No. 1,327, within the land leased, shall, during the whole currency of the lease, be open to the use of bona 
fide travellers, travelling stock, teamsters and carriers, without interference or annoyance by lessee, and the lessee shall 
post in.a conspicuous place thereon notice boards indicating for public information the purpose of such reserve. In 
fencing such reserve the lessee shall also provide gates and other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling stock, 
teamsters, and others—such notice boards, gates, and facilities. to be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the 
Stock Inspector. The lessee must not overstock, wholly or in part, the area leased within such reserve; the decision as to 
overstocking to rest with the Minister. 

(n) Large stock only shall be depastured on that part of the lease within camping reserve No. 1,327. 


(d 


— 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 
The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913, 
Sea W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz,—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost» 
tf so desired by the applicant, 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,273. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Gren INNES, AND GuYRA SHIRE. 


a. —_ Lats =f a oe 
‘ 














Ge) 

2 4 eae 

3 : Annual | 

As Area Copia j Rent Nature and Nearest 4 

Co) + or first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Obaracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 

Oounty. Parish. | 8 | Grown- erate period Fee. of distance Water Supply. aise 

5 & of Improvements, therefrom, 

15 years. } 
5 r 16 years. 


S.0,)| SS 18, 0s | couse 
Clarke -.| Hall Be] a 1,620 |1,890 0 0} 2312 6|16 0 0} Fencing, £53 15s.,} Glen Innes, 32) Mainly undulating to hilly, part steep and boul- 
(about). the property of ad-| miles ; ed| der-strewn granite formation; sandy soil, sub- 


joining holders;| Range, 22] soil decomposing granite ; generally thick gum 
ringbarking (value} miles. peppermint, and stringybark ; well watered by 
not known), Crown Mitchell River and Oban Creek; fair cattle 
property. | country suitable for breeding, and part could he 


used for dairying during the summer months. 
Average annual rainfall, abouts 33 inches. 
Ms. 1918-5,697. 

















i | 
Notr.—Includes camping reserve 1,227, notified 24th July, 1882, and part reserve 29,908 from conditional sale, notified 30th September, 1899, which are 
not affected by this notification. The included part (about 24v acres) of classification reserve notified 3rd June, 1908, is hereby revoked. Area, capital value, 
annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. : 


Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation onal have 
been revoked, A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserye for mining or mining purposes 

















rs 


except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 


9 Ava, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 4019 











[895] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, {ith August, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS, 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections $4 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby sct apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portions 300 and 302 of 100 acres, parish of Mulwaia, shall be available only for Duncan Clark McPherson, of Mulwala, to whom 
a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916. 


Portions 303, 305, and 306 of 1504 acres, parish of Mulwala, shall be available only for Arthur Powell Kyffin, of Yarrawonga, 
Victoria, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 12tTn AUGUST, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 


be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that the residence provisions contained in sections 126, 175, 175A, 176, 176A, 177A, and 178, and the whele 
of sections £3, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall not be applicable to the areas 
herein set apart. — 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— - 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(3) The first period of the lease shall determine on 6th November, 1936, and ihe second and all succeeding periods shall be each 
of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration of the last preceding period. 


(4) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital valne as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(5) The lessee shalljtake such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(7) The lesse: shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


Any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue, provided ail reauired conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or ate not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD. Minister for Lands. 


Norr,—All information may be obtained from, and ail forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
af so desired by the applicant, 














RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 318. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Distaict oF ConowA, AND COREEN SHIRE. 





























3 = 
2 Annual 
ary now 
ae Area Coe Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. Parish gy of for first | 20% first { Survey | Estimated Value Town and Oharacter of long, Soil, Timber, 4a, 
, : athe * S | Hold-} hid of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
| ing. eH of Improvements. therefrom. 
fe) ; y 20 yeare 
Aa 
Acres. s.1d. | & 8. d.| S$ \aahe : : 
Denison ..| Mulwala ..| 300 &| 100 550 0 V/1315 0} 5 6 O| Fencing, ringing,| Town of Mul-| Generally level country ; openly timbered with 
302. . about £29 5s, wala, 24 to 33! box and pine, with scattered oak and clumps of 
miles; town] pine saplings; parts have been ringbarked or 
Do ret do -.|°308, 1503 | 825 0 0/2012 6] 6 0 O and railway| cleared and a large quantity of timber has been 
305, station of} removed for firewood ; good red loamy soil suit- 
& Yarrawonga able for cultivation; no permanent natural 
306. (Victoria), surface water supply, but sufficient might be 
about 4 to 5 obtained by sinking. Mean annual rainfall is 
miles, about 20 inches. 
‘ Ms. 1918-5,616. 
tt PA PII 


NorE,—Classification reserve notified 27ih July, 1917, and automatic reserves, also the included 











are hereby revoked. 





part of Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 27, 


4020 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Auve., 1918, 
[896] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED 
OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 
J has is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settle- 


ment Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead 
Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portion 28 shall be available only for Erie Leslie Chauncy, of Colinroobie, Narrandera, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 29 shall be available only for Herbert John William Fuller, of Barellan, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling 
him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 30 shail be available only for Ashley Joseph Stanley, of Barellan, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him 
to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 32 shall be available only for John Timothy Doherty, of Barellan, to whom 2 certificate of preferential right entitling him 
to the said block has been issued under section 84 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 35 shall be available only for Richard Crawford, of Barellan, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the 
said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The areas will be available on and after 121TH AUGUST, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and (unless it is intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the umount unpaid. The 
first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber ror shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application, a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 


4 Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VILI of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 


pelo Ws punto) W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore,—All information may be obt vined from, and all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 796. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Ditstetct or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 





Portion comprised 


Annual . } 
Rent Neares 
for first | Survey | p ay Natoma ge wot Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o, 
period Fee, : es distance Water Supply. 
fo) therefrom. 


Area Capital 

of Value 
Home- for first 
stead | period of 


| Farm, 25 years. 25 years, 
} 


County. Parish. 


Farm. 


Improvements. 


in Homestead 





| Acres. Fh CE ea ae d.| £ 
Ccoper .,.| Barralcng | 28 786 |2,358 0 0} 5819 0O| lZ 


Se 
es 


Ringbarking,suck-) Barellan town 
ering, «&c., £180} and railway 
7s. Crown pro-| station from 
; ‘ | perty. 34 to 7 miles. 
Do... do | 29 | 750 (2,250 0 0) 56 5 0} 12 0 O | Ringbarking, suck- do eat 
ering, &c., £168 
| 16s.; boundary 
netted fencing, 
£13 16s. 3d. Crown 
| property. 
Do .«. dc sal GY 746 | 2,288 0 0) 5519 0 | 12 0 O]| Ringbarking, suck- do 5 
ering, wc, £167 
l7s.; boundary 
netted fence, £6 
8s. 8d.3; Crown 
property. Bound- 
ary netted fence, 
£17 ils 6d.; pro- 
perty of adjoining 
holders. 
0.5 Fees do eco] Oe 186 | 2,358 0 0/5819 0} 12 0 0 | Ringbarking, suck- do ay 
ering, #&c,, £174 
7s. Crown pro- 
property. . 
Doe do ...| 385 804 | 2,412 0 0) 60 6 0|12 0 O/| Ringbarking, suck- do er 
ering, &c., £174 * 
8s. Crown pro- 
perty. 


Gently undulating to flat country; deeo, rich 
red soil over clayey subsoil; timbered with 
open dead box and pine, oak, and yarran, with 
some scattered green pine and box; suitable 
for agriculture or for grazing; no permanent 
water, but good tank sites exist. Rainfall, 17 
inches. 

Plans C. 2,371 to 2,875-1,804. 

R.S.8. 1918-12,005, 



































Nore,—Reserve for classification, notified 25th July, 1916, and the included parts of reserve 39,513 from sale generally (about 160 acres), and reserve 39,514 
from leage other than 1kth section lease (3,872 acres), notified 22nd July, 1905, are hereby revoked. 


9 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 4021 





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[904] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th Auguat, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASKS. 


lig is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 9rn SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one halt-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalmente, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


Ail applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
vosted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 9th September, 1918, or at any time between the 9th September, 1918, and 
the 14th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Tand Agent 
#imuteneously on the 9th September, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(e) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease ana 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other rublic purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), anda reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. Inthe case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within ‘six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and otker noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satis- 
faction of the Local Land Board. 

(2) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided. 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shal] destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purpoges of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other meterial for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(t) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the Jand leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the te:m of such lease. The lessee shull commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date sbali clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not lesa than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of applivation will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 








CROWN-LEASH AREA No. 3,272. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distercr or GRAFTON, AND COPMANHURST SHIRE. 

















b= | | | 
as bates 
mR . noua! 
ES Area Conte Rent Nature and Nearest : 
County Parish. og of for first | for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
: * | © | Crown- ‘od of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
Ee | lease ise Pi Improvements. therefrom. 
ae years. | 15 years. 
(oe 
‘ Acres. 
About £8. 1G.) Cesenda ele sond, 
Drake %) Rodham ..| A 7005 708 6 8 | 81% 217 -0,0 Nil. Lawrence, al \ 
port on the! ! . 
Clarence Steep mountainous country, rocky and preci- 
River, 35 to 37 pitous in parts; sandstone formation ; some 
miles. flats along creeks; black and red sandy soil. 
Do or do zal 2,200 133 "6" 8) 8 83> 4:0 130" 0 Nil. do | clayey and gravelly subsoil ; timbered with 
Do --| Mookima..| C 1,900 | 791 13 4) 917 11/17 O 0] 19 chains 4-wire do \. jronbark, gum, bloodwood, stringybark, apple, 
1 fence, east boun- * mahogany, oak, box, tallowwood and turpen- 
dary portion 7, tine; good to fair and very poor grazing ; not 
£6 10s, 10d. (half- suited to dairying ; good dam sites on Biock 
value), property “A” ; water supply on other blocks, sufficient 
of adjoiniug | in ordinary seasons. Rainfall about 45 inches, 
holder | Ms. 1918-6,041. 
Do = do ..| D 1,380 | 690 0 0}; 812 6/16 0 0 Nil. do aell 

















GS St ct ep nguyen phn mesenteric nL CL CE LY 
Nore —The classification reserve covering this area, notified 2nd February 1917, is hereby revoked. Areas, capital values, rental, and survey fees are subject 
i to adjustment after survey. 


4022 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUNT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ava., 1918, 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASHS—continued, 
CROWN-LEASH ARWA No. 3,274. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District og GRAFTON, AND HaRwoop SuHrIReE. 














4 ) 
Annual : : 
LF Capital 
Area Rent Nesrest 
Value | Nature and 
County. Parish, R of for firgs for firat Survey Fstimated Value of Town and Character of Yok 
Orown- period of Peiee Fee. Improvementa, Pipher pices 
g | lease. | 46 years. . 
iS) 15 years 
, Acres, £ 8s. dl] £ sod.| & sd. 
Clarence ..| Wocmbah..)| 5B 950 683 6 8) 718 4/18 0 O Nil. Maclean port,| Undulating to level country, sandstone and iron- 
(about). 10 to 14 miles;| stone formation ; sandy and light clayey soil, 
Chatsworth, 3} light clay subsoil ; timbered with gum, black- 
to 34 miles, butt, bloodwood, mahogany, oak, and tea-tree, 


and sapling crowth fair to poor grazing 
country, suitable for ‘dry stock only or winter 
| f use ; insufficient water supply, but can probably 
| be obtained by sinking. Average rainfall, about 
50 inches, 

Plan Misc. 1,565 Gfn, 

Ms. 1918-6,089. 




















Nots.—Part of classification reserve notified 10th November, 1915, covering the above, is hereby revoked, 








[905] Depar! ment of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 
[- is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 9ru SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which application should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance) 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee inust be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner, 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 9th September, 1918, or at any time between the Yth September, 1918, and 
the L4th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting together, be deemed to be and to have been lndged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 9th September, 1918. 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with @ six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIU of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Note.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will ue filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the ELE al 


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HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 794. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disteicr or BeLtinaen, AND Dorrico Suis. 





i 





3 l 
ag | ced 
ag ae ee! ei Nat 1 Nearest 
ne 0 aiue a ee NaNO anc owt : 
County. Parish, 8 2 5 Home- for first or ee Bury eY | Qstimated Value of Sean ae ia i ‘3 ry hk, » Timber, de, 
Sg,| stead | period of wer Improvements, apes 4 pply. 
Bry Parm 26 years. | 9 of therefrom, 
2, . . 
oe] yeara. 1 
S) 
By ‘ 
=] Poh 2 z > ota, | 
a. fF. 3 | jf 8a £ad £Ea a 
Fitzroy ..| Allan 19 & | 302 3 34012 4) 810 4] 8 0 0] Hut, £2 10s.; fel-| Dorrigo, 11| Hilly and mountainous country of slate forma- 
5, ling, £25. Crown] miles, tion ; brown soil, clay subsoil ; with dense light 
property. bush interspersed with gum, ‘tallow, box, ke. 3 


able for dairying : no natural pasturage, ' 
Average annual rainfall, 45 inches. os 
_ Plans F..1,642% and 2 432~ BERS MESS 1 en 


| permanent water supply ; sound country, suit- 
Ms. 1918- 4 941. 




















a ee ne ater. < eee 








gears i ae 


Norr.~-Homestsad Farm Area No, 599 for Returned Soldiers bales ely, notified 4th August, 1916, comprised in ihe! ahove is hereby revoked, 


on 








9 AvG., 1918, ] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 4023 


[903] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. : 


]iai is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original 
Homestead Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of thelaw. _ 


The areas will be available on and after 30TH SHPTHMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect, 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per cetitum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Crown Land Agent at any time on the 80th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, 
and 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed tobe and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 20th September, 1918. 


Ths application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 


The Homestead Farnis will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. e 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 


Provided, however, tliat any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairnian of the 
Local Land Board. 


(d) The holder shall preserve for a windbreak a belt of green timbar, not less than 3 chains wide, along the eastern boundary of 
the farm. No timber within such windbreak mentioned above shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without the 
special permission of the Minister for Landa, and the holder of the farm shall take sach steps to protect the timber within 
the windbreak and to secure the reafforestation thereof ‘as the Minister may from time to time direct. The Minister shall 
also have power to direct the holder of the farm to plant treea from time to time within the windbreak and take reasonable 
steps to insure the growth of such trees, which will be supplied by the Government. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, 
The Homestead Farm is not transferabie until the conditions of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years ‘from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIET of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ee 





Note.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 


——.. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 793. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp Disrnicr of ConpOBOLIN, AND LAOCHLAN SHIRE. 





i 























Fs 
£3 4, nnu: 
ats Poel ete *Rent. | Nature and eareet 1, Ti bn, 
ae 9 tee) * firs urvey Phe Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, 

County, Parish. |& 3 E Home- | for first Ay 8 [row | Estimated Vatue of Aneatbe Water Supply. 
go stead period of f improvements. (herairorn 
S P Farm, | 25 years. | 95 years. ? 

i oy 
i i Acres, Soy St Ott ee Se Oy tee eee Ole é 
Gipps ..} Euglo 33 1,280 | 2,560 0 0/64 0 6415 0 O| Clearing, &c., £190 ;} Ungarie, about) \ 
South. tank, £173 63s. 8d,, 17 miles. 
= Crown property, 

Do a do «| 85 1,447 / 2,411 13 4/60 510/16 0 0| Ringing, &c., £247) Ungarie, about] | Level to undulating ; red loamy soil, gravelly in 
(ex. 11s ; tank, £68 15s.) 13 milesin’ parts, and stony along ridges, clay subsoil ; 
road), Crown property. mostly thick forest country, timbered with wox, 

‘ : | pine, oak, budda, yarran, ironbark, and boree, 

Do as do S4lies 1,000 | 2,250 0 0/56 5 0118 4 0O| Clearing, ringing,| Ungarie, about) | with scattered box suckers, partly ringbarked 
and serubbing,| 12 miles, and serubbed ; small part plain country, with & 

£275; tank, £82 ‘; few dead box and yarran ; almost wholly suited 

10s. Crown prop- for agriculture ; remainder suitable for grazing ; 

erty. | no natural water supply, but good catchment 

Do Ae do Peer 885 | 2,493 15 0| G0 11 11/16 O O| Ringing, &c., £217) Ungarie, about sites. : 

10s.; fencing, £56) 11 miles, Rainfall, about 16 inches. " 
| 12s. 8d. Crown Plans G. 2,859 to 2,863-1,871. 
j _ property, ‘ Ms, 1918-5,809. 
Do aid do Bt | A 1,263 | 2,683 17 6| G7 2 0] 15 0 0} Ringing, &e,, £3005) Ungarie, about 
| fencing, £55 12s.) 12 miles. 
| 5d, Crown prop- 
| | | ' erty. ) 

















p=. 


Norge —Classifiaation reserve, notified 24th March, 1916, and the included parts (about 6,220 aaves) of reserve 39,825 from sale or lease other than improve- 
ment lease, notified 7th October. 1905 (about 1,220 acres), of travelling stock reserve 31,874, notified 15th December, 1900, and (about 80 acres) of travelling stock 
© reserve 39,824, notified 7th October, 1905, are hereby reyoked, RMS Paiitoct 9 a. seo f 


’ 


4024 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Ave., 1918. 


— See —~------ 3 


(910) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 











NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are horeby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 30th SEPLTEM3ER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available ehall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee snall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 par centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 30th September, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 284, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returred Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his uaual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period sball not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which aitach to a holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


i a ea W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Note.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
eo desired by the applicant. 





———— 


RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 317. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or TAMWORTH, AND Pret Suree. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no premise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
S ettlement Act can be made. 














3 
ary Annual 
ge Amt | cy, | wrt paltala(Vice | ryentta | cuanotar of Land, fot timbay, 
a te) or first | Survey at ue ‘own an ir ; 
County. | Parish. | 8S | Hold- | {0% Bret | period | Feo, of distance Wator Supply, 
8 ing. yD ave! of Improvements, therefrom, 
$8 y 20 years. 
: | 
Acres ees. Gey) 2 Se) Oe) se eRwae : 
Buckland ..| Currabu- 362 554 34617 6| 813 5|4 10 0} Boundary fencing,} Currabubula, | A level to gently sloping country, of basaltic 
bula, half value, £2 ls. 24 miles. formation ; red and chocolate soils, gravelly 
8d. Property of subsoil ; timbered with box, pine, and wilga; 
adjoining owner, no permanent surface water, supply obtainable 


by sinking, and facilities exist for storage; the 
whole area is cultivable. Rainfall, 28 inches. 
Plan B. 4,215-1,788, 

Ms. 1918-5,026. 


Sc I A 





























Notu.—The part of travelling stock reserve 1,052, notified 21st October, 1876, about 59 acres, covering the above, and road 1 chain wide separating subject 
portion from portion 126, is hereby revoked, 


9 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 402% 








[909] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS HXCLUSIVELY. 
Vo is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application *shall be in Form 3, and (unles it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of. one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead: of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be 
paid in ten equal yearly instalments,with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 3Uth September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 


The Homestead Farms will be eubject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. - 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements In accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NotE.—All information may he obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of ecat, 
tf so desired by the appiicant, 














HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 793. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp DisrRict oF WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 


























3 | 
23 Annual 
ae pt ce. Rent Nature and Meares 
[oOo -¢ ¢ - + 
County. Parish. |3 9 Tiome- for first poe ee Surrey Estimated Value of oe Character ore aanaae ke. 
ist | stead } period of B af Improvements. hevdtbon pAYs 
Sy Farm, | 26 years. | o¢ years. 
he 
a 
Acres. £5 sid.) Sr Sally sical! 
Arrawatta..| Bebo 13 & 1,980 |1,650 9 0] 41 5 0|17 O O| Fencing, £81 15s.;} Yetman, about] Level to slightly undulating country ; sandstone 
14, ringbarking, £297;| 16 miles; War- and basaltic formation; light red and brown 
tank, £115; wells,| ialda, about 60 loamy soils, with sandy soi] along Campbell's 
| £114. Property of} miles; Wari- Creek ; timbered with open to thick forest of 
: lessee of expired} alda_ railway] ringbarked oak, pine, box, and ironbark, with 
| improvement lease] station, about} patches of brigalow, belar, pine, and wattle 
674. 64 miles; Yel-| scrub; medium grazing land, suitable for breed- 
arbon(Queens-| ing and fattening; the greater part of the area 
land), 18 to 24 is suitable for cultivation. Average annual 
miles. rainfall, 27°11 inches at, Yetman ; no permanent 
surface water, a supply can be obtained by 
wells or tanks ; a few noxious animals exist. 
Plans A. 2,926 and 2,927-1,847. 
Do 4.| do 15 & 1,981 |1,65016 8] 41 5.5)17 0 0} Fencing, £59 Qs. ; do es do do 
25, ringbarking, £297 Plans A. 2,928 and 3,131-1,847. 
o8e;) «well; 0 eet; Ms. 1917-9, 658. 
tank, £80. | Pro- 
perty of lessee of 
expired improve- 
ment lease 674. 











—- 





oY” 


Note.—The included part (about 420 acres) of water reserve 768, notified 9th December, 1878, and the whole of reserve from sale and lease under section 223, 
notified 12th July, 1915, within the above portions and adjoining and intersecting roads, are hereby revoked. 





(906) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING, 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 9ru SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged witi the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the »mount unpaid, 


No. 98, 9 Aucust, 1918, —-8, 


4026 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. [9 Aue., 1918. 


‘ ———$ 


NOTIFIOATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING—continued. 


All applications ledged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 9th September, 1918, or at any time between the 9th September, 1918, and 
the 14th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with euch Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 9th September, 1918. ) 


|. The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acis and the Regulations thereunder, and ta 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free-and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 











(>) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for ths term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform te the ordinances under the Local Goverment Act. 


. After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. a 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of. 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be eltained from, and all forms of application wiil be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 999. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Drsreror or Marrianp, AND CEssNoOK SHIRE. 



































| | 
Ss Annual | 
igg hee one) Kent Nature and Nearest 
a ais i an fo, first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Cheracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
County, Parish. | < 2G waa te | penos Fee. | ot distance Water Supply. 
<8 Laas By of Improvenents, therefrom. 
fs EU MEBTS  b B0)! vedas. 
j | 
© ee bi J = 
Be Des Pal ooiicees |) Bei Glen is Me Olar ae aR a.| 
Northum- Cessnock..; 117/54 330! £418 9} 1 7 6) 410 0/] Dam, £5; Crown] Cessneck rail-| Undulating country; gravelly, reddish soil; tim- 
berland.! | property. Bound-| way station} bered with ironbark, gum, a little oak, and 
| ary fencing, the} (private tine),| stringybark. Rainfall, about 40 inches. we 
|. property ofadjoin-| about 6 miles.| Plan N, 4,777-2,111. 
| | ing holders, Occ. 1917-9,516. 
\ l J 


Norz.—Includes Homestead Farm Arca No, $22, notified 10th June, 1914, and reserves from sale or lease under section 206, which are hereby revoked. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplementod by the products of the land. 





901] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


Department of Lands, | 
' Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
f 
‘ 


NOTIVICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARM TO FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
RE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 


EXCLUSIVELY, TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD ®HLECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEAGES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section &5 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 


[¢ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
L yisions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 19138, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act. 1916, the Crown Lands  com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are here- | 
by set apart for additional homestead farm to be 
disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and 


shall become and be available therefor on and after 
the 9th September, 1918. 4 is further notified that 
the capital value upon which rental shall be lodged 
shall be £2 28. per acre. Any additional holding ac- 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
applicable) which attach to the particular original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for. 

Wotr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of epolication will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so-desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disteier or WYALONG, AND BLAND SHIRE. 
County of Gipps, parish of Youngareen, containing 


an area of 361 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 52. Plan G. 2,876-1,871. 


Novte.—The ineluded parts (361 acres) of area set 
apart for homestead farms to be acquired as addi- 
tional areas (returned soldiers only), notified 1th 
May, 1917, and classification reserve (3861 acres), noti- 
fied 2ist December, 1917, are hereby revoked. 

[C.S. 1918-12,542) 





dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 9th September, 1918, 
It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or en additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 


Norz.—All information may he obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent freo of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





9 Ava., 1918.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


4027 








EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Wunglebong, containing 
an area of about 1,040 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 44, 71, 12, 380, 54, Billyrimba 
Creek, and State Forest ‘No. 629. 

Nors.—Within reserve for classification, notified 
21st December, 1917, which is hereby revoked, 
| Ms, 1918-5,744] 

Lanp District or Braipwoop, AND TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 8s, 4d. per acre, 
County of Dempier, parish of Jinden, containing an 


area of 80 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 
60. Plan D. 3,333-1,618. 


Nore.—The covering reserve (80 acres) under sec- 
tion 206 from sale or lease; also the included part 
(80 acres) of an area set apart on 27th September, 
1911, for additional holdings, are hereby revoked. 


Prico and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Dampier, parish of Jinden, containing 
an area of about 2,238 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on Oronmear 
Creek at the north-east corner of portion 59; and 
bounded thence by that portion and portions 56, 61, 
and 25 to south-west corner of the latter portion; 
thence by a line south to Jinden Creek; by that creek 
downwards; by portions 58, 32, 38, 38, 60, 57, parish 
of Jinden, and portion 187, parish of Krawarree, 
county of Murray, to the southern boundary of the 
last-named parish; thence by that boundary west 
to Oronmear Creek; and by that creek upwards, to 
the point of commencement;—exclusive of trigono- 
metrical reserve 26,180, notified 38rd July, 1897. 

Norr.—Includes reserve for classification (about 
2933 acres), notified 21st December, 1917, which is 
hereby revoked. 
| Ms. 1918.4,902} 

ra 


; 
Laxp Districr or Cooma, ann Monro Sure, 


Partly within annual lease No, 1917-19, by J. Feency, 
junior. 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Beresford, parish of Onslow, containing 
an area of about 620 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a south- 
western corner of portion 25, being a point south of 
the south-east corner of portion 1; and hounded 
thenee gouth 57 chains east to an area set apart by 
Gazette notification of 3rd August, 1917, for Crown- 
lease uncer section 130A; thence north to the south- 
east corner of portion 25 aforesaid; and by boundaries 
of that portion generally westerly, to point of com- 
mongement. 

Note, Treludes reserve (about 620 aeres) for classi- 
fication, notified 2Qist December, 1917, which is hereby 
revoked. 

[Ms. 1913-4,566] 
Lanp Distreser or Grarron, AND CorpmMannuurst SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 

County of Clarence, parish of Banyabba, containing 
an area, of about 860 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 32; and bounded by portion 32, 
the old Main road from Tenterfield to Lawrence, 
portion 13, Saltwater Creek, and a line north to point 
of commencement, including portion 40. 


Notr.— Reserve from sale or lease umder section 
206, and the whole of area set. apart for additional 
conditional purchase, at £1 per acre, conditional lease, 
additional conditional purchase lease, additional home- 
stead selection, or additional settlement lease, 2ist 
February, 1912, covering the above, are hereby re- 
voked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,149] 


| 899} 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

_visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 

the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 

for original conditional purchase, and shall beeome 








and be available therefor on and after the 9th Septem- 
ber, 1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for original conditional purchase shall be 10s. 
per acre. 

Norrt.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or WinpDsoR, AND BauiiKaiam Hinis 
SHIRE. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Maroota, area 40 
acres, ex road. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 95, Plan ©. 1,514-2,030 Roll. 


Nots.—That part of the notification of the 2ist No- 
vember, 1906, setting apart this land for original 
conditional purchase or conditional lease, and that 
part of Reserve for Classification, notified 15th Decem- 
ber, 1915, within the above, are hereby revoked. 
LMs, 1918-3,034] 





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Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


¥ T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 


[902] 


| the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 


for additional conditional purchases. or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall beeome and be 
available therefor on and after the 9th September, 
1918, It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be ledged, shall be as hereinafter 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a eonditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original helding in virtue of which 
the additional helding was applied for, and the fol- 
lowing condition:—The seleetor or lessee shall care- 
fuily preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along cach barwk of ail defined water- 
courses; also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the conrse of all creeks and gullies 
and across the lowest part of flats where such gullies 
discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 

Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and 


all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Drsvrict or Boorowa, and Murruncau SHIRE, 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 

County of King, parish of Hovell, containing an 
area of 464 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 
148. Plan K. 6,786,995. 

Nore.—The included part (Block C, of 464 acres) of 
Crown-lease Area No. 856, notified 10th September, 
1913; and the covering reserve (464,.acres) from sale 
or lease, under secion 206, are hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-4,348) 


Lanp Disrrict or Yass, aND GOODRADIGBER, SainE, 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 
County of Murray, parish of Toual, containing an 
aréa of 303 acres. The Crown Lands within portions 
191 and 201. Plans M. 5,705 and 5,728-1,956. ‘ 
Noru.—The covering reserve for classification, neti- 
fied 21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked, 
[Ms. 1918-45199 ! 


4028 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


[9 Ave., 1918. 


eR RO eT Bate Ua ee ee ee 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR. ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 19th 

August, 1918. It is further notified that the price 

of the land for additional conditional purchase shall 

be £1 10s. per acre. VE 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 

Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the apopli- 


cant, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


£900] 





‘EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAND District or Casino, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 


County of Buller, parish of Antimony, containing 
an area of about 100 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries as shown by blue edging on plan 
Ms. 1,293 Gin. 

Nors.—The included part (about 100 acres) of 
reserve 4,365 from conditional sale, notified *22nd 
October, 1887, is-hereby revoked.’ This area is within 
conditional lease, 1917-3, Casino, and‘ will be avail- 
able for additional conditional purchase by the 
holder of that conditional lease only. 

[C.S. 1918-16,310] 








[898 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE OTHER THAN 
AUCTION SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- ' 


visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from’ sale other than: auction ‘sale. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TAMworTH, AND TAMARANG SHIRE. 


Partly within Piallaway and Walhallow Preferential ' 


Occupation License No. 441a. 


No. 52,925. County of Buckland, parish of Grenfell, 
containing an area of 314 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portions 256, 257, 258, and 
259., Plans B. 4,206, 4,207, 4,208, and 4,209-1,788. 

Nore,— Within part (314 acres) of classification re- 
serve, notified 27th July, 1917, which part is hereby 
revoked. j 
[Aln.. 1918-6,377] 


_ 


[897] 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District of BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHTRE. 


= ese a ee 
LE ee Secon 


y 


No. 52,926 from sale (52,927 from lease generally). | 


County of Raleigh, parish of Bonville, containing an 
area of about 235 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of Boambee Creek at a point north of the north- 
east corner of portion 190; and bounded thence by a 


line north to portion 102; by part of the south koun- , 


dary of that portion and its prolongation easterly to 
the South Pacific Ocean; by *#nat earan southerly and 


the left bank of Boambee Creek aforesaid upwards, to 
the point of commencement - but exclusively of an 
area appropriated for railway purposes, North Coast 
Railway. 

[Ms. 1918-5,673] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp District or Stroup, aNp GioucesTER SuHIRe. 


No. 52,928 from sale (52,929 from lease generally). 
County of Gloucester, parish of Verulam, containing 
an area of about 2 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point on 
the south boundary of portion 94, George Titcume’s 
conditional purchase 1912-40, on the left bank of the 
Avon River; and bounded by that river upwards to 
a designed 1 chain road; thence by that road north- 
easteriy and northerly to the south boundary of por- 
tion 94 aforesaid; and thence by that boundary 
easterly, to the point of commencement. 

[ Ms. 1918-6,092| 


(912) 





Department of Lands, : 
sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


aye pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ConpoBoLIn, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


County of Dowling, parish of Yarrabundry, contain- 
ing an area of 855 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 3. Plan D. 716- 
1,841. 

[Ms. 1918-6,197] 


Lanp Districr or YANco, YANCo IRRIGATION AREA 
(CARRATHOOL AND YANKO SHIRES). 


County of Cooper, parish of Tenningerie, contain- 
ing an area of 583 acres 1 rood. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portions 84, 100, 134, 244. 
Plans C. 2,328, 2,332, 2,808-1,804. 

[Mis. 1918-E. 6,705; W.C. and I.C. 1916-5,775; and 
Ms. 1918-5,966] - 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 


County of Raleigh, parish Dingle, containing an 
area of about 620 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-west- 
ern corner of portion 4; and bounded thence by lines 
bearing north about 62 chains, west about 53 chains, 
north about 45 chains, east about 90 chains, and south 
to portion 4 aforesaid, and by that portion generally 
south-westerly,.to the point of commencement,—be- 
ing designed blocks EK and F, shown on heliograph D 
with papers Ms. 1918-5,745, at the Department. of 
Lands, Sydney. j 
[Ms. 1918-5,745] 

County of Raleigh, parishes of Dingle and Waverley, 
containing an area of about 1,240 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at. the south-west corner of portion 14, parish of 
Dinole; and bounded thence by the west boundary 
of that portion and its prolongation north about 
57 chains; by lines bearing north-west about 169 
chains, south-west about 65 chains, and south-east 
about 156 chains to the north or main arm of the 
Bellingen River; and by that river downwards, to 
the point of commencement ;—being designed blocks 
A,’ B,C; and D shown on heliograph ‘“Da,’’ with 
Papers Ms. 1918-5,745 at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,745] 

County of Raleigh, parish of Vautin, containing an 
area of about 250 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the western side of the reserved road 1 
chain wide through portion’ 32 with the northern 
boundary of that portion; and bounded thence by 
that boundary and its prolongation west, in all about 
46 chains; by lines north about 56 chains and _ east 
about 37 chains to a designed road for access 1 chain 
wide; and by that-road generally ‘southerly, tothe 
point of commencement ;—heing designed block G. 
shown on heliograph ‘‘K,’ with Papers Ms. 1918- 
5,745 at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms: 1918-5,745]- 


9 Ava, 1918] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 4029 





[911] Department of Lands, the Schedule hereto, and the rededication of the said 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. area of 95 acres 1 rood 37 perches for Racecourse 
and Public Recreation, has been duly taken; and 
| ERRATA. I do hereby wholly revoke the said dedication and 
Lanp District or Casino. 


; grant of land, and re-dedicate the said area’ of 95 
N the Revocation. of Reserves from Sale, Lease, &c. acres 1 rood 37 perches for Racecourse and Public 
(Gazette of 19th July, 1918, page 3546), the date | LokgS eages as 
of notification of Quarry Reserve No. 14,500, parish [Ms. -5,356] ut 
of Hanging Rock, county of Rous, should read ‘3 W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
October, 1891,’ instead of ‘8 October, 1891.” 
[C.S. 1918-11,811 ] . 
Lanp District oF GRAFTON. 


In the Revocation of Reserves from Sale, Lease, &c. 
(Gazette of 19th July, 1918, page 3546), the number 
of the village reserve, notified 24th March, 1900, 
parish of Eaton, county of Clarence, should read 


ce re ih 2h cee ” 

reg. Tea a} CE Sr AO All that piece or parcel of land situated at Gunnedah, 
pie 2 ot parish of Gunnedah, county:-of Pottinger, and State 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. of New South Wales, containing an area of 95 acres 

arr 1 rood 37 perches, being the land within the boun- 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Description of 95 acres 1 rood 37 perches of land 
dedicated for Racecourse and Public Recreation, 
the dedication and grant’ of which are’ hereby 
revoked, and which is hereby re-dedicated for 
Racecourse and Public Recreation. 











[891] Department of Lands, daries shown by green edging on plan G. 15-1,619 at 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. | the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c. 
HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 7 nadir bac ‘ 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given pose) Hones try Conimissioy; 1918 
, La 3 Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated and granted by the Crown, and for the ERRATUM. 
making of any new dedication thereof: Now, there- N the notification of Revocation of Reserves from 
fore, 1 do hereby declare that all preliminary action Sale, published in the Government Gazette No. 


in connection with: the proposed revocation of the | 87 of 12th July, 1918, folio 3450, for ‘‘reserve 35,224,”’ 
dedication, and grant for, Racecourse and_ Public parish of Trickett, county of Bourke, read ‘‘reserve 
Recreation. at Gunnedah, area 95 acres 1 rood 37 | 35,924.” 

perches, dedicated 17th October, 1876, described in Ww. G. ASHFORD. 





Hribate Anbertisements, 


ms 








lo ce ce Arcee ate en ere — 


REAL PROPERTY. ACT. . | NOTICE is hereby given that I, the undersigned Henry 
és iaakh ee undtes C ‘s Ernest Thomas, of Clanalpine-street, Mosman, near Sydney, 
Notice or INtEnvep Issvp OF FROVISIONAL ‘VERTIMI- | in the State of New South Wales, broker, heretofore and 

CATES: OF TITLE, formerly known as Henry Ernest Merchant, son of the late 

Vol. 780, Fol. 201. Registered proprietor: Bilen Frederich Leopold Merchant, and having been born in South 
MeDonald. Land: 17% perches, lots 45 and 46 of Yarra, Victoria, have, by deed poll, bearing even date here- 
section 3, deposited plan 1,096, parish St. Luke, | with, under my hand and seal, and enrolled or intended to 
county Cumberland. es sirup aes ae at my a pee Division i eae Papreine 

ny . ‘ Wray t le =e , ‘ ourt oO ew South Wales, have, renounced the said name 
Vol. 966, Fol. 87. Registered proprietor: Arthur | of Merchant, and in lieu thereof. have assumed and taken the 


peonard orca Tape 16 eee ‘| BRR i an name of Henry Ernest Thomas, by which name of Henry 
S one siden ed 4, ee 3 i Pun are: * Ernest Thomas I shall for the future so designate myself and 
mithfield, parish St. Luke, county Cumberland. be designated and known by others in all grents, deeds, 


THE proof of loss of the original certificates’ of Title wills, assurances, and other fxture instruments and docu- 
above described, and other particulars required by | ments whatsoever, and in all actions and other proceedings 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900); | to or in which I may become a party or be otherwise 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in’ pursuance of the interested and for every other purpose and on every other 
requirements of. such section, notify my intention to | Occasion whatsoever in lieu of my former name of Henry 
issue such Provisional Certificates of Title accordingly, | Ernest Merchant so abandoned by me as aforesaid, and I 
at the expiration. of twenty-one days from the date | accordingly hereby expressly authorise and require all persons 


hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. whomsoever at all times hereafter to designate, describe, and 
address me and my heirs and issue by such name of Henry 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, Ernest Thomas. 


9th August, 1918. Registrar-General. _ Dated this 29th day of June, 1918. 
386 we | HENRY E. THOMAS, 
Witness,—FrAaNK A, DAVENPORT, 
| Solicitor, Sydney. 
{ 
1 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MortGaGk WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLI- 
CATE OF THE MORTGAGE, 


In the matter of Mortgage, dated 16th July, 1897, No. 
A267,199, Eliza Jackson to George Willis Godwin, 
over the whole of the land comprised in Certifi- 
‘cate of Title, Vol..1,141, Fol 19, being 174 per- 
ches, lot 28 of section 38, deposited plan 1,117, at 
Five, Dock, parish Concord, county Cumberland. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the above- 
mentioned mortgage after the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof without production of 
the duplicate of the mortgage, reasonable cause 


378 





LLEWELLYN RYLAND (AUSTRALASIA) Lyp. 


NOTICE is hereby given, under section 133 Companies Act, 
that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company 
will be held at the registered Office, 11-12 Foy’s, Chambers, 
1 Bond-street, Sydney, at 11°30.a m. on Friday, 16th August, 
1918, for the purpose of confirming the following special 
resolutions duly passed at an Extraordinary General Meeting 
held this day. 
RESOLUTIONS.' 


1. That it is deemed advisable to wind-up the Company 
voluntarily, and therefore the Company be so wound-up. 


2. That Fred Fullwood, of No. 1 Bond-street, Sydney, 





having been shown, All information respecting above | incorporated accountant, be, and he is hereby appointed 
may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. | Liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up. 

AW - | W. G. H-WILLIAMS, | FRED FULLWOOD, 
9th August, 1918. Registrar-General. | Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, Liquidator. 
387 7s.° $ 385 78, 


4030 





PUBLIC NOTICE. 
PURDIE AND COMPANY LIMITED. 
(In LaigurpAtion.) 
NOTICE is hereby given that the debtors of the 
abovenamed Company are required to forthwith pay 
to, or make suitable arrangements with, the under- 
signed liquidators, Main-street, Grenfell, for the 
immediate settlement of their indebtedness. 
Dated this fifth day of August, 1918. 
EK. P. M. SHEEDY, 
W. A. ROBINSON, 


Notice is also given that any persons claiming to 
be creditors are required, on or before the first day 
of September, 1918, to send their names and addresses 
and the particulars of their claims (if any) to the 
undersigned Uquidators of the said Company, Main- 
street, Grenfell, and, if so required by notice in 


\ Liquidators. 


writing from the said liquidators, are to come in | 


and prove their said debts or claims at such times 
and places as shall be specified in such notice, or in 
default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit 
of any distribution made before such. debits are 
proved. 

Dated this fifth day of August, 1918. 


BE. P. M. SHEEDY, 2 
W. A. ROBINSON, » 
365 108. 


Liquidators. 
t 





“COMPANIBS ACT, 1899.” 
HENDERSON’S SWEETS LIMITED. 


Special Resolutions passed the twenty-seventh day of 
June, 1918, confirmed the fifteenth day of July, 
A 3 Fn Dheedawe 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Henderson’s 
Sweets Limited, duly convened and heid at the 
Registered Office of the Company, Barlow-street, 
Haymarket, Sydney, Thursday, the twenty-seventh 
day of June, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, 
the subjoined Resolutions were duly passed, and at 
an Extraordinary General Meeting of the said Com- 
pany, also duly convened and held at the same place 
on, Monday, the fifteenth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, the subjoined Special 
Resolutions were duly confirmed :— 


1. That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
2; That Mr. James Henderson, Managing Direc- 
tor, be appointed as Liquidator thereof. 
Dated this twenty-fourth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 


JAMES HENDERSON, 
hg Chairman of the Board of Directors. 
78. 


— ie = a 


“COMPANIES ACT, 1899.” 


JAMES STEDMAN LIMITED. 


Special Resoltitions passed the twenty-seventh day of 
June, 1918, confirmed the fifteenth day of July, 
1918. 

‘AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of James 

Stedman Limited, duly convened and held at the 

Registered Office of the Company, Barlow-street, 

Haymarket, Sydney, Thursday, the twenty-seventh 

day of June, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, 

the subjoined Resolutions were duly passed, and at 
an Extraordinary General Meeting of the said Com- 
pany, also duly convened and held at the same place 
on Monday, the fifteenth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen, the subioined Special 
Resolutions were duly confirmed :— 
1. That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
2. That Mt. James N. Stedman, Managing Direc- 
tor, be appointed as Liquidator thereof. 
Dated this twenty-fourth day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 
JAMES STEDMAN, 
Chairman of the Board of Directors. 
364 78. 














NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us the undersigned, Richard 
Bennett, Samuel Bennett, Archibald Thomson, and 
William Ruffell Kiel, as case merchants and general 
dealers, under the firm and style of ‘J. E. Green 
and ©o.,’’ at number 488 Riley-street, Surry Hills, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, was, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


_ Armidale, 5th August, 1918. 
384 


[9 Aua., 1918. 


on the twenty-ninth day of July, 1918, dissolved by 
mutual consent, the said Richard Bennett, Samuel 
Bennett, and William Ruffell Kiel retiring from the 
said business, which will be carried on henceforth 
by the said Archibald Thomson, under the name of 
“J. E. Green & Co.” 

As witness our hands, this second day of August, 


Ad. 1918, DL 
RICHARD BENNETT. 
SAMUEL BENNETT. 
ARCHIBALD THOMSON. 
Wm. R. KIEL. 
Witness to all sionatures,— 
i W. H. H. Hitz, Solicitor, Sydney. 
36 (8. 


ASHFORD SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable A. G. 
Mc. Prangley has been appointed Inspector under 
the Cattle Slaughtering ng Diseased Animals and 
Meat Act for the Yetman Police Patrol District of 
Ashford Shire, vice Constable H. J. Stephenson, trans- 
ferred,—such appointment to take effect as from the 


17th June last. 
0. V. JOHNSON, | 
Shire Clerk. 


Dated at Ashford, this 29th day of July, 1918: 
354 4s. 








DUMARESQ SHIRE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant 3rd Class Alfred 
Hadley has been appointed Inspector under the ‘Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1912,” for 
that part of the Armidale Police District situated within the 


Dumaresq Shite, 
HY. LONSDALE, 
Shire Clerk. 


4s. 





YETMAN COMMON. 


NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners will be held at Yetman 
on Saturday, 17th August, 1918. 


| Business: To elect a Trustee for the Yetman Common, in 


lieu of Mr. Stephenson, resigned. 


. R. 0. GRAHAM, 
Secretary, Common Trustees. 
409 4s, 


pS ae roe 





MOULAMEIN PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
ELEction of Onn Director. 

IT is hereby notified, for public infotmation, that 

the following is the result of the election of one 


Director in place of Alexander Gair Mackenzie, 
deceased :— 


Wilham Charles Finlay (.......0... . 58 votes, 

George Henry Heath Landon ...... 56 ,, 

FeorgS. Perris how icciiz cend.Lowaersae GR) gy 
Tnhor mah, edi. acide: pParseghhas Bes OES DULY 0459 


And J, therefore, declare George Perrignon duly 
elected as a Director of the above Board for the 
period ending May, 1920. 

W. C. S. SAINSBERY, 
Returning Officer. 
Moulamein, Ist August, 1918. 
383 6s. 


“PASTURHS PROTECTION ACT, 1912.’ 
Novice or ASSESSMENT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the Pastures Protection District of Coonabarabran, 
acting under the abovenamed Act, have caused to be 
made an assessment of all holdings in the Coonabara- 
bran Pastures Protection District liable to be rated 
under the Act, showing the names ard addresses of 
the owners and occupiers of the holdings, and the 
number and kind of stock rated, and that such assess- 
ment can be inspected by those interested at the 
Office of the Board, Johni-street, Coonabarabran, dur- 
ing office houts, 


Dated at Coonabarabran, the 27th day of July, 


1918. 
DAVID INNES WATT, 
Chairman. ~ 


376 6s. 


Ava. 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 


4031 





“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 
Norict or Ratr or ASsEssMENT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the Pastures Protection District of Coonabarabran, 
acting under the abovenamed Act, have this day made 
the rate of two pence per head on all large stock 
(horses and cattle), and one farthing per head on all 
sheep, except in the case of wnstocked or partly 
stocked lands, in which case the rate is levied on the 
carrying capacity of each holding as determined by 
the Board; and all owners and occupiers liable are re- 
quired to pay the rate due by them respectively, on 
or before Ist October, 1918, according to the assess- 
ment hereby made to the Secretary, at the Office of 
the Board, John-street, Coonabarabran, 

pp at Coonabarabran, the 27th day of July, 


DAVID INNES WATT, 


Chairman. 
lo dard . 
377 6s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Charles Alfred den, 
late cof Guildford, in the State of New South 
Waies, labourer, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Charles Alfred Eden, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
30th day of March, 1918, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 26th day of June, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 4th day of September, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 
4° T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulia Chambers, Pubhe Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

ist August, 1918. , 


Ts. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Louis Rich, late of Ashik, 
Buekhurst-avenuc, Point Piper, near Sydney, in 


the State of New South Wales, gentleman, de- 
ceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘Testators Family Mainten- 
ance -and Guardianship of Infants’ Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Louis Rich, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on the 12th day of June, 1918, and probate 
of whose will was, of the 29th day of July last nast, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to Ada Rich, the executrix, and Harold Strathfield 
Rich, one of the executors in the said will named, 
with leave reserved to Vivian Morris Rich, the other 
executor in the said will named, to come in and prove 
at a later date, are hereby required to send particu- 
lars in writing of their claims to the said Ada Rich 
and Harold Strathfield Rich, at the address of their 
solicitors, Messrs, Fulton and Lowe, 82 Pitt-strect, 
Sydney aforesaid, on or before the 21st day of Septem- 
ber next, at the. expiration of which time the said 
Ada Rich and, Harold Strathfield Rich will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts or cluims only of which they then shall have 
had notice; and fvtice is hereby further given that 
the said Ada Rith and Harold Strathfield Rich will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this lst day of August, A.p, 1918. 


FULTON AND LOWE, 
‘Solicitors for the Executors, 


' 82 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
356 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


'In the matter of the will and codicil of Lewis Cameron, late 


of Grenfell, in the State of New South Wales, land- 
owner, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any claim against 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 7th day of October, 1917, and probate of whose will and 
codicil was, on the 4th day of March, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to John Nevin Mofiitt, 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
elaims to the said John Nevin Moffitt on or before 24th 
day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said John Nevin Moffitt, will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given thatthe said John Nevin 
Moffitt, will not be liable, for the dssets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


JOHN NEVIN MOFFITT, 
Solicitor, 
Main-street, Grenfell. 


Sydney Agents,—McDoNELL AND Morrirrt, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
389 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Charles Sutton, late of Grenfell, 
in the State of New South Wales, water carter, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 10th day of November, 1917, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 15th day of March, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Caroline Pawsey, is hereby 
required to send in particulars in writing of such claim to the 
said Caroline Pawsey, care of the undersigned, on or before 
the 10th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which 
time the said Caroline Pawsey will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to- the claims of which she then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Caroline Pawsey will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim she shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


MOFFITT AND GRENENGER, 
Proctors for Executrix, 


Grenfell. 
Sydney Agents,—-McDonELL AND Morrirt, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
3890 7a. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (52,632) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the. will and codicil of William Crosby Hagar 
(called William Hagar), late of Forest Reefs, in 
the State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testators 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any claims upon or being 
otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Forest Reefs on the 29th day of 
January, 1911, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the executor of the will and_ codicil of 
the estate of the said deceased before the 8th day of 
September next, after which date the said executor 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said do- 
ceased aimongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
tegard to the claims of which he shall then have 
notice; and the said executor shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
Ist day of Augtist, 1918. 


PILE AND WESTGARTH, 
Proctors fot the said Executor, 
Adelside-street, Blayney. 
357 7s. GG; 


4032 


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[9 Ave., 1918. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Hendrey Allan, late of Dawson Bridge, near 
Cundletown, Manning» River, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Dawson Bridge, near Cundle- 
town, on the 30th day of November, 1917, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims to the 
undersigned, the proctor for the executors of the will of the 
said deceased, before the 6th day of September next, after 
which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which they shall then 
have notice ; and the said executors shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 2nd day of August, 1918. 
LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


Taree. 
370 7s. 6d. 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Lamond, late of Berry, in the State of 
New South Wales, retired farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Henry Lamond, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 4th day of April, 1917, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 8th day of June, 1917, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Thomas Henry Lamond and 
Samuel George Banfield, the executors named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the said 
executors, on or before the 24th day of September, 1918, at 
tne expiration of which time the said executors will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which they then shall have had notice ; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


WILLIAM ARTHUR BERRY GRAINGER, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
By his Agents, — Kinghorn-street, Nowra. 
Messrs. C. T. PooLE AND Son, 
4 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
367 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Wolf, late of Nowra Hill, near 
Nowra, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate, and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’?: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Henry Wolf, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 25th day of 
October, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 
16th day of December, 1913, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Austin Alpheus Walsh 
and Martin Muiler, the executors named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the 
said executors, on or before the 24th day of Septem- 
ber, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
they then shall have had notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


WILLIAM ARTHUR BERRY GRAINGER, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Kinghorn-street, Nowra. 
By his Agents,— 
Messrs. C. T. Pook anv Son, 
4 Castelereagh-street, Sydney. 
866 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Allan Freestone Cald- 
well, late of Hurabba, near Greenfell, in the State 
of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that every creditor or other person 
having any claim against the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 30th day of Janu- 
ary, 1917, and probate of whose will was, on the 2nd 
day of May, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to Guy Windeyer Caldwell, is here- 
by required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said Guy Windeyer Caldwell, care of the 
undersigned, on or before the 10th day of September, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Guy 
Windeyer Caldwell will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Guy Windeyer Caldwell will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim he shal] not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


MOFFITT AND GRENENGER, 
Solicitors, 
Main-street, Grenfell. 
Sydney Agents,—McDonetyi anp Morrirr, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
392 7s. 6d 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of James Palmer, late of Bungwahl, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired farmer, deceased 
intestate. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of James 
Palmer, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 30th day of July, 1914, letters of administration of 
whose estate were granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales in its probate jurisdiction on the 5th day of 
April, 1918, to Alfred Edwin Palmer, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned 
proctor for the administrator, Belmore Hall, Taree, on or 
before the 20th day of September, 1918, at the expiration 
of which time the said administrator will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the debtsand claims of which 
he shall then have had notice; and the said administrator 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of 
August, 1918. 
DAVID COWAN, 
Proctor for the Administrator, 
Belmore Hall, Taree. 

380 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Crighton Minns, late of Marlee, Manning 
River, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of John 
Crighton Minns, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 23rd day of December, 1908, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 30th day of December, 
1909, to Edwin George Brewer and Alexander Campbell, 
the executors in the said will named, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned proctor 
for the executors, Belmore Hall, Taree, on or before the 20th 
day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the debts and claims of which they shall then have 
had notice ; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion,—Dated this 6th day of August, 1918, 


DAVID COWAN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Belmore Hall, Taree. 
373 7s. 6d. 


9 Aua., 1918] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


i PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Catherine Wright, late of Tuncurry, in the 
State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or other persons 
having any claim upon or affecting the estate of Catherine 
Wright, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
27th day of Octcber, 1916, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 19th day of January, 1917, to 
Ernest Wright and Cloudesley Mornington Wright, the 
executors in the said will named, are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the undersigned proctor 
for the executors, Belmore Hall, Taree, on or before the 20th 
day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the debts and claims of which they shall then have 
had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated the 6th day of August, 1918. 

DAVID COWAN, 

Proctor for the Executors, 
Belmore Hall, Taree. 
7s. 6d, 


374 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. - 


In the matter of the will of George Henry Wallis, late of 
Petersham, in the State of New South Wales, ganger, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of George Henry Wallis, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 19th day of 
May, 1918, and administration of whose estate with the 
will annexed was, on the 29th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
9th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
7th August, 1918, 


388 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of James McNamara, late of 
Gunnedah, in the State of New South Wales, 
retired farmer, deceased. © 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate, and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
cf James McNamara, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 7th day of February, 1918, and 
letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, 
on the 6th day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
12th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or claims only of which he then has notice; and notice 
_ is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 


tion. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
6th August, 1918, 


38] 7s. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Sophia (Sophie) Young, 
late of Katoomba, in the State of New South 
Wales, spinster, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion, Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby: given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Sophia (Sophie) Young, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
Qist day of April, 1918, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 26th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send _ parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 3rd day of September, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Ist August, 1918. aig 
is. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Achille Vandenberghe, 
late of Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
woolbuyer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice-is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Achille Vandenberghe, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
4th day of March, 1917, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 29th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 7th day of September, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
2nd August, 1918. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Alice Maud Bluhdorn, late of 
Springwood, in the State of New South Wales, store- 
keeper, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Alice Maud Bluhdorn, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 28th day of March, 1918, 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 12th day of 
June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 31st day of August, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Oastlereagh-street, Sydney. 
3lst July, 1918, 
349 73. 6d, 


4034 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Wright, late 
of Narrandera, in the State of New South Wales, 
labourer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 18S8’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Wright, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 19th 
day of January, 1918, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 380th day of April, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 5th day of September, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
3rd August, 1918. 
352 (eea0G. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of James Kirby, late of 


Leichhardt, in the State of New South Wales, 


asphaiter, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate 
istration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of James Kirby, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 31st 
day of January, 1918, and administration of whose 
estate, with the will annexed, was, on the llth day 
of July, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims 
to the said Public Trustee, on or before the 5th day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of stich distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
8rd August, 1918. 
353 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Joseph Archdall Beacom, 
late of Barrengarry, in the State of New Sotth 
Wales, and of the Australian Imperial Force, de- 
ceased, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate, and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act. 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt of claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Joseph Archdali Beacom, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or abotit the 10th day of Atieust, 1916, 
and letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
were. on the 14th day of November, 1917, granted by 
the Supreme Court of Netw South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send it particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 10th day of September, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 


and Admin- 








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to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 


time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
6th August, 1918. To 
382 7s. 6d. 


in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Thomas Joseph Fogarty, 
late of Weston, in the State of New South Wales, 
butcher, deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all persons entitled to 
make any application under the ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916,” 
and all creditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 24th day 
of July, 1917, and probate of whose will and codicil 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 14th day 
of November, 1917, to Arthur Julian Ignatius Fogarty, 
of Coff’s Harbour, in the State aforesaid, butcher, 
and William James Fogarty, of Grenfell, in the State 
aforesaid, butcher, the executors named in the said 
will and codicil, are hereby required to send in parti- 
culars of their claims to the said Arthur Julian 
Ignatius Fogarty and William James Fogarty, of to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the said exécutors, 
on or before the 18th day of September, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said executors will pro- 
ceed to distrbute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 
any application under the said Act and the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
application under the said Act or debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 7th day of August, 1918. 


W. J. ENRIGHT, 


Proctor for said Executors, 


West Maitland. 
By his Agent,—S. E. Pits, 
Kildon Chambers, 
92p Pitt-street, Sydney. 
358 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Anthony Steel Caldwell, 
late of Hurabba, near Grenfell, in the State ot 
New South Wales, grazier and flight-lieutenant 
of the Royal Flying Corps, Doncaster, England, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice is 
hereby given that every cfeditor or other person 
having any claim against the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on of about the 4th day of May, 
1917, and probate of whose will was, on the 21st day 
of January, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to Guy Windeyer Caldwell, is here- 
by required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said Guy Windeyer Caldwell, care of the 
undersigned on or before the 10th day of September, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Guy 
Windeyer Caldwell will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased. amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he 
then has notice; and_notice is hereby further given 
that the said Guy Windeyer Caldwell will not be 
liable, for the assets or any patt thereof so distributed. 
to any petson of whose claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


MOFFITT AND GRENENGER, 
Solicitors, 
Main-street, Grenfell. 
Sydney Agents,—McDonetzt anp Morrit? 
George aid Wynyard streets, Sydnev. 
391 7s. 6d, 


9 Aua., 1018.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98. 


4035 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,522) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Lilian Bertha Allan, of Yalgogrin North, general 
storekeeper. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of 


August, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


398 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,526) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James John Bender, of Lismore, in the State of New 
South Wales, labourer. 


NOTIOH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made ageinst the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee—Dated at Sydney, this 3rd 


day of August, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
- 3a. 6d. 





399 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,526) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re William Henry Lewis, of High-street, Greta, miner. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order haa this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the. Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 
August, 1918. 

FP. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
3s. 6d, 


400 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.1] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,527) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George Edward Hodges, of Nelson-street, Greta, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been madé againet the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignés.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 


August, 1918. 
; ¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


401 8p. 6d. 





[Notice wrider Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1808.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,515) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Arthur Bulger Buffer, of Taree, in the State of New 
South Wales, butcher. 
NOTION is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt on the 
petition of Robert Mitchell Easton, auctioneer, and Mr. W. I. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee—Dated at 
Sydney, this 6th day of August, 1918- 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


402 83. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,516) 
IN BANKRUPTOY, 

{' Re Raymond Geddes, of Denver Huon, Nowraiic-strect, 
Kensington, butcher. 


NOTICE ie hereby given that a Sequestration Order hes this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Hugh Byers, trading as H. Byers & Sons, and Mr. 
W. H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 2nd day of August, 1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


403 3s. 6d, 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,519) 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Onofiro Fava, of 180 New South Head road, Double Bay, 
near Sydney, fruiterer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Thomas Chidgey, Norman Frazer, and William 
George White, and Mr. OC. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the 
Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of Angust, 


1918. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


404, 3s. Gd. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY, 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 2ist day of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 19th day of August, 1918 :— 


Re Robert Cecil Debenham (No. 21,514), of Frederickton, 
Macleay River, buttermaker. 

Re Ivan McCracken (No. 21,479) of Hunter-street, Newcastle, 
in the State of New South Wales, fruiterer. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Wririau Harrinaton Patmur. 
405 12s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANERUPTOY. 


Re Edwin Gittoes, formerly of Parramatta, in the State of 
New South Wales, but now of Byron Bay, in the State 
aforesaid, retired farmer; ex parte the bankrupt. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Order dated the 26th day of 
November, a.p. 1895, sequestrating the estate of the above- 
named Edwin Gittoes has this day been discharged.— Dated 
this 31st day of July, a.p. 1918. 


G. B. SOMERVILLE AND FURLONGER, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 


(No. 10,378) 








; Bangalow. 
By their Agents, —Sity aNp Russert, 
369 George-street, Sydney. 
375 6s, 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (5,332) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Patrick Williamson, of Borenore, in the State of New 
South Wales, formerly labourer, now farmer; ex parte 
the bankrupt. 


Wednesday, the 31st day of July, in the year one thousand 
nine hundred and eightcen. 


TAKH NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made herein 
on the twenty-ninth day of July, 1892, bas this day been 


discharged. 
LESLIE ALLEN LANE, 
Solicitor for the Bankrapt, 
Lords-place, Orange. 
410 58, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Nottozr ro Crepirors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under. 
meationed estates, showing dividends as specified, are now 
filed in the Office of the Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection 
of persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plahs will be submitted to the Court for con- 
firmation on Monday, the 26th August, 1918, if pot previously 
objected to :— 


Michael Joseph Darcy, of Burraville, Kamarah (No. 20,920), 
asecond account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of twelve shillings and seven pence 
three-eighths of a penny in the £ on one preferential 
claim only. 

Frederick Sykes, of Tram Terminus, Longueville, grocer (No. 
21,214), a second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of five shillings and one 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


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John Ferris, of Wollun, grazier (No. 21,249), a third account 
and second plan of distribution showing payment of an 
equalising dividend of ten shillings in the £ on three 
claims proved since the filing of the last account, and a 
dividend of two shillings and eight vence one-tenth of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Edwin Perey Frost, of Chelmsford-avenue, Cronulla, con- 
tractor (No. 21,265), a second account and first plan cf 
distribution showing payment of two preferential claims 
in full and a dividend of one shilling and sixpence seven- 
twentieths of a penny in the £ on all proved concurrent 
claims, 


Robert William Lenehan, of George-street, Marrickville, 
solicitor (No. 21,443), a first account and plan of distri- 
bution showing payment of two preferential claims in 
full, and a balance of 5s. 9d. carried forward to the credit 
of the estate. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
Sth August, 1918. 
397 ! 12s, 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice TO CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermertioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court 
Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of 
persons interested; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, the 26th August, 1918, at 10 a.m., if 
not previously objected to :— 


Lydia Henrietta Brooks, of Wycherley, Musgrave-street, ° 


Mosman, widow (No. 21,186), a second account and 
first plan of distribution, showing payment of a dividend 
of 20s. (twenty shillings) in the £ on ail proved debts 
herein, and the sum of £2,763 1s. 6d. remaining to the 
credit of the estate. 


John Boyce Henry Meulman, of Moree, tailor (No. 21,414), 
a first account and plan of distribution, showing pay- 
ment of one preferential debt for rent (£13 2s. 2d.), and 
a dividend of 104d. (tenpence half-penny) in the £ on all 
proved concurrent debts. 


Cc. F. W. LLOYD, 


Official Assignee. 
Denman Chambers, ae 


182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
8th August, 1918. 
407 9a. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN EQUITY. 
No. 4,903 of 1913. 


In the matter of the ‘‘ Companies Act, 1899,” and in matter 
of Robert H. Barber and Company, Limited. 


Noricr To CREDITORS, 


TAKE NOTICE that a seventh account current and second 
and final plan of distribution in the above matter, showing 
payment of an equalising dividend of four shillings (4s.) in 
the £ on six debts admitted since the first dividend herein was 
declared ; and a second and final dividend of one shilling and 
seven pence and three-twentieths of a penny (1s. 73°,d.) in the 
£ on all proved concurrent debts is now filed in the office of 
the Master in Equity, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, tor the inspection of persons interested ; and 
notice is hereby given that such account and plan will be 
submitted to the Master in Equity for confirmation on 
Thursday, the 29th day of August, 1918, at 11 o’clock in the 
forenoon, if not previously objected to. 


CO. EW. LLOYD, 


Denman Chambers, Official Liquidator. 


182 Phillip-street, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 
406 8s, 





LOST,—One red-roan gelding, from78 Raglan-street, Waterloo, 
on the 27th July, branded half-moon over © on thigh, two 
white hind feet, one fistula scar on near shoulder, H near 
wither ; unshod. 


SID SULLIVAN. 
396 3s. 


NZW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98.° [9 Aua., 1918. 


a er: 


Lmpoundings. 





%.* Poundheepers are rzminded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remitianse 
suficient to cover the cost of insertion. 








AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 25th day of July” 
1918, from Church-street, by M. A. Musgrove; sum due 
at date of notice, £1 8s. 3d.:— 


Black heavy horse, like y over JB near shoulder, 5 over fy 
near hind leg, 8 years, 143 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th August, 1918. 


3598—1s. A. CHAMPION, Poundkeeper. 





AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 5th day of Augusts 
1918, from Church-street, by W. A. Walsh; sum due at 
date of notice, 13s. 3d.:— 


Dark-bay or brown filly, O near shoulder, 3 years, 144 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


394—1s. A. CHAMPION, Poundkeeper. 





INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 26th day of 
July, 1918, from Sunnyside, Inverell, by R. A. Wilson, 
Hsq.; sum due at date of notice, 17s 7d. :— 

Bay draught gelding, & over R, near shoulder, small star, hind 
feet white, white spots on shoulders, 9 years, 17 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

22nd August, 1918. 

372—ls. 


ne 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 31st day of July, 
1918, from Eddy-avenue, Sydney, by Police, Sydney ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 17s. :— 

Brown mare, -=, over SE near shoulder, star, off hind foot 
white, 6 years, 143 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold ot this Pound at noon on the 

15th August, 1918. 

368—Is. 


T, OLAUGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 





S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





MEREWETHER.—Impounded at Merewether, on the 25th 
day of July, 1918, from Hamilton, by Hamilton Council ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal -— 

Bay horse, off hind heel white, unshod, like Ti near shoulder, 
about 7 years, about 14% hands; lis. 6d. 


Also, on the 27th July, from Merewether, 
by C. H. Allinson :— 


Bay horse, GO near shoulder, off hind foot white, aged, about 
15 hands; 8s. 6d. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th August, 1918. 


360—2s, T. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. 








MORPETH.—Impounded at Morpeth, on the 29th day of 
July, 1918, from Berry Park, near Morpeth, by Mr. W. 
Edstein; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Chestnut horse, no brands visible, aged, about 15 hands; 12s. 6d. 

Bay pony mare, no brands visible, 4 years, 12 hands; 12s. 6d. 


Also, on the 2nd August, off cultivation, Morpeth, by 
Mr. W. Gleeson :— 


Chestnut horse, branded like WEF (blotched), shod, aged, 
15 hands; 7s. 6d. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


369—-3s. D. McMAHON, Poundkeeper. 








MURRUMBURRAH.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on the 
25th day of July, 1918, from Grass Paddock, by J. 
Wilmette :— 


Red cow, like SR and T near rump, blotched brand on 
raaat Cc 


back, few white marks, white bar on forehead, top off 
horns, aged. 


Jersey heifer, faint, brand off rump, about 6 months. 


Also, on 31st July, off streets, by order of Council :— 
Black pony mare, like R or K near shoulder, aged. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


371—3s. M. DWYER, Poundkeeper. 


9 Aua., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98, 


4037 





RAND WICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 7th day of 
August, 1918, from Vicar’s-avenue, Woollahra, by Robert 
Berry ; sum due at date of notice, 128. 4d. :— 

Active bay draught gelding, like 5 Z Y over 1© near 
shoulder, collar and saddle marked, star, off hind foot 
white, pulled mane and tail, shod, aged, about 15 hands. 


If not released will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


498—1s. M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 





RICHMOND.—Impounded at Richmond, on the 31st day of 


July, 1918, from Bourke-street, Richmond, by Inspector 
Grace ; sum due at date of notice, 10s. €d. each :— 

Grey mare, like 54 near shoulder, aged. 

Chestnut gelding, like WH over 2 near shoulder, star and 
snip, hind feet white, & years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


395—2s, J. DONOHOE, Poundkeeper. 





TEMORA.—Impounded at Temora, on the 30th day of July, 
1918, from Reefton, by Mr. N. Stewart; sum due at date 
of notice, 11s. each :— 

Bay gelding, like 9B over J near shoulder, small star, hind 
feet white. 





Chestnut mare, like If* over 1 OO near shoulder, star; 
entire foal at foot, no brand visible. 

Chestnut mare, like —<=H near shoulder, white face, lind fect 
white, old scar near hind leg. 


bay 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918, 


362— 4s. T. PEGREM, Poundkeerer. 








WARATAH.—Impounded at Waratah, on the 4th day of 
August, 1918, from Sparke- -steaet, Waratah, by Waratah 
Council ; sum due at date of notice, 9s. 8d. :— 

Bay horse, like G § near shoulder, aged, 14; hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


379—1s.- J.. PROCTER, oe eae ta 


WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the Jst 
day of August, 1918, from Stafford-road, by Soonehby 
Council ; sum due at daie of notice, £1 Os, ad.: 

Red and white cow, like C I ) near rump, “\ over @ off 
rump. 





If not released, will be sold at this Pound at nooon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


393—l1s. J. NIX, Poundkeeper. 














Snodusivial Dotices. 





[804] 


Industrial Registrar’s: Office, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the ‘‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
wrising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Cumberland) Board is constituted (constitu- 


Group, No. 18 (Wood and Coal Carters, &c., 
tion published at page 7619 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 


1915 ; 


see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 241), and rescinding and replacing the Award 


of the said Board, published in Government Gazette of 19th May, 


1916, as varied by 


Award of the Board published in Government Gazette of 23rd June, 1916, is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act and the regulations thereunder. 


(No. 1,775.) 


IN THE COURT OF 

No. 

In the matter of the T 
Board ; 


999 
ooo 


Transport Group, No. 13 
in the matter of an application to the Court by B. Byrnes, Limited, and others 


EF. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


of 1918. 


(Wood and Coal Carters, &¢., Cumberland) 


for the determination of certain industrial matters; and in the matter of the “ Indus- 


trial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the 29th day of July, 1918. 
THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 
the Notice of Motion filed herein by B. Byrnes, Limited, and others, and the affidavit of 
James Johnstone, sworn on the 18th of July instant, and filed in support ‘thereof, AIND 
UPON HEARING Mr. J. Johnstone on behalf of the applicants herein, and Mr. M. Henwood 
on behalf of W. Smallwood and J. McInerney and others, employees in the industry, the: 
respondents herein: IT IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED, and the Court doth by 


consent award as follows:— 


Woop AND COAL CARTERS CUMBERLAND AWARD. 
1. Hours. ° 
(a) The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 per 


week ; such hours shall be limited to 8? daily, between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., 


Monday to Friday 


(inclusive), and 44 hours between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday: 
Provided that where the exigencies of the business so demand, and subject to sub- 
clause (b) of this clause, any employee shall, if called upon between the said earliest and 


latest hours, work one hour per day in excess of the said daily hours. 


may adopt in lieu thereof 84 hours 


Or an ‘employer 


daily between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday to Friday 
(inclusive), and 4% hours between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on 


Saturday. Where such option is 


exercised it shall not be altered without 14 days’ notice. 


(0b) Provided that where a dviver enters the yard before the ‘hours of 5 


Monday to Friday (inclusive), 


suliss ype ky 


and 12.15 p.m. on Saturday, and has no more carting to or 


from the yard to do that day, be shall not be called upon to perform work other than 


stable work and attending to his horse or horses after the abovementioned hours, 
shall he be detained in the yard longer than ten minutes after those hours. 


where a driver enters the yard later than 5 


neither 
And, further, 


15 p.m. on Monday to Friday (inclusive) and 


12.15 p.m. on Saturday, he shall not be detained longer than ten minutes. 
2. Meal Hours. 


Where work starts before 7 


a.m. there shall be a break of one hour for breakfast 
each day, and a break of one hour for dinner on the first five days of the week. 


Where 


work starts at 7 am. or later, there shall be one break of one hour for dinner on the first 


five days of the week. 


Drivers shall be deemed to have commenced work on entering the 


yard in the morning, and to have finished on leaving the yard in the evening, 


4038 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 98 [9 Ava., 1918. 


—_—— 








3. Wages. 
(a) The minimum rates of pay shal] be as follows :— 


Weekly hands—Drivers of one horse, 62s. per week; drivers of two horses, 67s. pe 
week, and 3s. per week extra for each additional horse. 

Casual hands—1s. per day in addition to one-sixth of the wage prescribed herein for 
a weekly hand in the class in which he is working. A casual hand shall also be 
entitled to the rate prescribed in subclause (0) hereof. ; 

(0) Where a carter is called upon to carry wood, coal, or coke any distance 
exceeding 35 yards, and not exceeding 50 yards, he shall be paid at the rate of 6d. per ton, 
and for any distance exceeding 50 yards at the rate of 1s. per ton in addition to his wages. 
lor the purposes of this clause a step up or down stairs shall be deemed to be equivalent 
of 1 yard. 

(ce) Where a man absents himself from work through causes other than sickness, 
any expense in casual rates of wages the employer is placed under shall be borne by the 
defaulting employee. : . 

(d) All drivers shall do the work required of them according to the general custom 
of the trade, but shall not be called upon to discharge wood, coal, or coke from vessels or 
lighters, 

4, Overtime. 

Overtime shall be paid for all work done before the earliest and after the latest 
hours mentioned in clause 1 (a), and for all work done on any day between the said earliest 
and latest hours in excess of the maximum number provided in the said clause. Such 
overtime shall be computed on a daily basis, and paid for as follows :—For the first hour, 
drivers of one horse, 1s. 44d. per hour; drivers of two horses, 1s. 6d. per hour, and id. per 
hour extra for each additional horse. After the first hour, drivers of one horse, 1s. 74d. 
per hour, drivers of two horses 1s. 9d. per hour, and 1d. per hour extra for each additional 
horse, 

5. Definition of Weekly Hands. 


A weekly hand shall mean a driver engaged by the week and paid by the week. 


6. Termination of Employment. 


The employment of a weekly hand may be terminated by employer or employee at 
the end of any pay-day without notice. 


7. Definition of Casual Hand. 


A casual hand shall be a driver employed for less than six days in any week, and, 
for the purpose of this clause, each week shall start on the day succeeding pay-day and 
finish on the following pay-day: Provided that in the case of a weekly hand commencing 
his employment on any day other than the first day of the week, casual rates shall not 
apply to the portion of the first week worked by him. 


8 Pay Day. 


Pay day shall be Friday, unless any other day is fixed by the employer by posting 
for at least one month a notice in the yard, legible to the employees. Where such other 
day is fixed by the employer it shall not be altered without one month’s notice, given by. 
posting a notice as aforesaid. 

9. Holidays. 


The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Haster Monday, 
ing’s Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 
and the Union Pienic Day are observed shall be holidays. Provided that the Union Picnic 
shall be held on the same day as the coal lumpers’ picnic; and provided that in the week 
wherein Good Friday falls no deduction shall be made from drivers’ wages for that day. 
or work done on such holidays overtime rates shall be paid extra, For Christmas Day, 
Good Frifay, and Sundays double overtime rates shall be paid. 


10. Sunday and Holiday Stable Work. 


Sunday and holiday stable work shall be done by drivers in turn, and paid for at the 
following vates, viz.:—Five horses or under, 3s. 6d.; over five and up to thirteen, 5s, 6d; 
over thirteen and up to twenty-five, 8s. 6d.; over twenty-five and up to thirty, 10s.; over 
thirty and up to thirty-five, 12s. 6d.; exceeding thirty-five and up to fifty, two men to be 
employed at 8s. 6d. each; over fifty and up to sixty, each of the two men employed shal! 
receive 1s. Gd. extra; over sixty, three men to be employed at 8s. 6d. each. Mucking out, 
feeding, and watering to constitute Sunday and holiday duties, and the hours of attend- 
ance at the stable on Sundays and holidays shall not be earlier than 6,30 a.m,, 12 noon, and 
between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. 

11. Definition of Youth Labour. 


Youth labour shall mean the labour of any employee under the age of 21 years who 
is employed driving not more than a single herse with a load not exceeding half a ton. No 
youth under the age of 19 years shall be called upon to carry any weight exceeding 112 Ib. ; 
neither shall he be called upon to carry up or down more than six steps and along more 


than 15 level yards, nor shall any cartload exeeed a quarter of a ton. 
12. Youths’ Wages. 

The minimum wage for youths under the age of 19 years shall be 37s. Gd. per week; 
for youths of 19 years and over, 40s. per week, with an increase of 28. 6d. per week each 
six months until reaching the adult minimum wage or the age of 21 years. 

18. Grooms, Stablemen, and Yardmen. 


Grooms, stablemen, and yardmen shall be entitled to the wages, hours, and con- 
ditions prescribed herein for drivers of one horse. 


14. Board and Lodging. 
Mt Shall not be made a term of employment that any employee, except he be the 
employer’s son, shall board or lodge with his employer or at his employer’s expense, 
15. Area and Incidence of Award. 


This Award shall operate throughout the county of Cumberland, and shall apply to 
ind be binding upon all employers of coal-carters and all drivers employed in the carting 
of firewood, coke, or coal: Provided that nothing in this Award shall apply to any persens 
employed exclusively in the carriage of coke. — ry 


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16. Duration of Award. 
This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 13 (Wood 


and Coal Carters, &¢., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 89 of the 
ith May, 1916, as varied by Award of the said Board published in Government Gazette 
No. 111 of the 28rd June, 1916, and shall take effect fourteen days after publication in 
Governinent Gazette, and shall remain in force for one year thereafter. 


H. R. CURLHWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[$05 } Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1915S. 





THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 138 (Wood and Coal Carters, &&, Cumberland) Board is constituted (counsti- 
tution published at page 7619 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 2ist December, 
1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 241), and rescinding and replacing the 
Award of the said Board, published in Government Gazette of 17th November, 1916, as 
varied by Award of the Board and Order of the Court published in Government Gazettes 
of 5th April, 1917, and 5th October, 1917, respectively, is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Act, and the Regulations thereunder. j 
| EF. W. KITCHING, 
(OO STTAES), industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
| No. 834 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Transport Group, No. 13 (Wood and Coal Carters, &c., Cumberland) 
Board; in the matter of an application to the Court by B. Byrnes, Limited, and others 
for the determination of certain industrial matters; and in the matter of the. ‘“ In- 
dustrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the 29th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 
the Notice of Motion filed herein by B. Byrnes, Limited, and others, and the affidavit of 
James Johnstone, sworn on the 18th of July instant, and filed in support thereof, AND 
UPON HEARING My. J. Johnstone on behalf of the applicants herein, and Mr. M. Henwood | 
on behalf of G. Smallwood and ©. Turbett and others, employees in the industry, the 
respondents herein: IE IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED, and the Court doth by 
consent award as follows:— 


Woop AND CoAL LABOURERS CUMBERLAND AWARD. 
1. Hours. 


(@) Yard hands—The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not 
exceed 48 per week, to be worked 8? hours daily between 6 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., Mondays to 
Fridays (inclusive), and 4+ hours between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays, Within the 
daily limits prescribed herein each employer shall have the right of fixing the starting 
times for his various employees, but when once fixed shall not be altered without fourteen 
days’ notice, to be posted in the yard. 


(b) Optional conditions—Any employer shall be at liberty to adopt in lieu of the 
working hours prescribed in subclause (@) of this clause the following :— 


The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 per week, 
limited to 8} hours daily between 6 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, 
and Iriday, 8s hours daily between 6 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, 
and 54 hours between 6 a.m. and 1 p,m: on Saturday: 

Provided that after such option has been exercised an employer may revert to 
the provisions of the said subclause (@) upon giving fourteen days’ notice, such 
notice to be posted in the yard. 


(c) Meals—Where the starting hour is before 7 a.m. there shall be two. breaks of 
one hour each for meals on all days of the week excepting Saturday, when there shall be 
only one break of one hour for breakfast. Where the starting time is 7 a.m. or later there 
shall be only one break of one hour for dinner on all days of the week excepting Saturday. 


2. Wages. : 
(vw) Yardmen, weekly hands—The minimum rate of wage for weekly hands shall be 
628. per week. 
(0) Yardmen, casual hands—1s. 9d. per hour. 


(¢c) Truck and trolley men and labourers in hulks—1ls. 9d. per hour between 6 a.m. and 
6 p.m., Monday to Friday (inclusive), and between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday : 
Provided that where a yardman is called upon during ordinary working hours to 
do truck and trolley work, shovelling in hulks or other vessels, unless such 
shovelling is worked on coal or coke carried on and unloaded from the deck, bis 
wage shall be made up to that prescribed herein for such work. 


(d) Special conditions—Where employees are engaged in truck and trolley running, 
discharging a vessel worked by coal-lumpers, and such coal-lumpers are working 
on a “time allowance,” such employees shall be entitled to payment for the same 
amount of time. 

3. Overtime. 


Between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m., Monday to Friday (inclusive), 2s. 3d. per hour; on 
Saturday, after 1 p.m. and up to 6 p.m., 2s. Td. per hour, and from 6 p.m. to midnight, 
3s. 38d. per hour: 


Provided that in the case of yardmen whose ordinary work is continued up to 6 p.m., 
Monday to Friday (inclusive), and 1 p.m. on Saturday, the rate from the usual finishing 
time up to such hours shall be 1s. 11d. per hour, 


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: 4, Holidays and Rates of Pay. 

(a) New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s Birth- 
day, Hight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, Boxing Bay, and Union 
Picnic Day, which shall be the day observed by the coal-lumpers and coal-carters for such 
purpose. : 

(b) Work done on any of the foregoing holidays, or on Sundays, shall be paid for at 
the rate of 3s. Sd. per hour. 
5. Definition. 

“Weekly hand” means an employee engaged by the week and paid by the week, and 
liable to be discharged only at the end of the week. 

“Casual hand” means an employee paid by the hour or the day, and includes any 
employee employed for less than six days in any week. 

For the purposes of this clause each week shall end on pay day. 


6. Assisting Drivers to unload. 


Where weekly or casual hands are called upon to assist drivers in unloading their 
vehicles, they shall be paid, in addition to their ordinary rate, the following rate :— 
Where an employee is called upon to carry wood, coal, or coke any distance exceeding 
35 yards and not exceeding 50. yards, he shall be paid at the rate of 6d. per ton; 
and for any distance exceeding 50 yards, at the rate of 1s. per ton in addition to 
his wages. For the purposes of this clause a step up or down stairs shall be 
deemed to be the equivalent of 1 yard. 


7. Waiting Time. 


“Waiting time” shall be paid for at usual rates; that is to say, when an employee 
attends for a job at a time ordered, and he is not started at such time, the time that 
elapses between the time ordered and the time he actually starts work is “ waiting time.” 
Where no start is made, the employee called shali be entitled to payment for “ standing ° 
by,” and in no case shall the payment be for less than one hour. 


8. Travelling Time. 


Where an employee is called upon to work at any place other than the ‘ yard” he 
shall be paid the actual time necessary to be spent in travelling between the yard and such 
job, also any expense in fares incurred by him. 


9. Smoke-ohs. 


Truck and trolley men and men employed in working on vessels when working cargo 
shall be allowed “simoke-ohs” at such times as are usually taken for ‘“‘smoke-ohs” by 
coal-lumpers. 


10. Wood and Coal Labourers employed unloading colliers with a carrying capacity of 
two hundred tons or under. 


(a) Wages—The minimum rates of pay for the “ job” shall be as follows :— 


Vessels with carrying capacity of— Planksmen, Winchmen. Shovellers. Tipper. 
S.C. S.2 ds BB cl SG. 

170 tons to 180 tons Sa pats ia (0) 30 0 30 0 237 0 
160 spi eealy Ores, Mets a0 (350 27 6 27 BO 22 6 
130 3p L405; ane weet 26.00 24 0 21 0 16 0 


Provided that for cargoes unloaded from the ship ‘ Ready” the following rates shall be 
paid :— 


Sb ooek 
Plank smeneniers Pye ed CR tet ee AL os PRCA O 
Winchmen! Wye. Ae BAER bce SN RE CEE RE SEO G 
Shovellers\p.i)2 fh schice ope Sy os A Me SG he 32.6 
SPEPPOL'E. fs lagers, < peters sige heen eed: 45 cetera elope ano & ofa oe EEE BRO, 


Provided also that in vessels of a carrying capacity of from 130 to 140 tons owned by 
Mr, Kvan Jones, of HErskine-street, Sydney, the rate shall be—Planksmen, 28s. ; winchmen, 
25s.; shovellers, 238s.; and tippers, 17s.; and in cases where such vessels do more than one 
delivery, and the time occupied in travelling between the places of delivery exceed three- 
quarters of an hour, the sum of 1s. in addition to the rates hereinbefore prescribed shall be 
paid in respect to each job so worked by each employee. 

Repairing of baskets, &c., to be paid extra. 

(b) Working away from home port—Hmployees required to work away from the 
port of Sydney shall have all fares paid and accommodation and food provided for by the 
employer. 

. (ec) Fares—All fares incurred in connection with a “job” shall be paid by the 
employer, except fares of 2d. or under for the single journey. 

(d@) Sunday and holiday work—All work done on Sunday and holidays shall be paid 
for at the rate of 2s. Gd. per hour for the actual time worked, in addition to the rates 
prescribed for the “ job.” 

(e) Exemption—Employees working under this clause are exempt from all other 
clauses of the Award except 12. 

11..Pay Day. 


Pay day shall be Friday. All wages and overtime due shall be paid on that dav 
within fifteen minutes of ceasing work. Any time spent in waiting in excess of the said 
fifteen minutes shall be paid for at overtime rates. 


12. Area, Incidence, and Duration of Award. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 13: (Wood 
and Coal Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 188 of 
the 17th November, 1916, as varied by Award of the said Board and Order of. the Court 
published respectively in Government Gazettes No. 52 of the 5th April, 1917, and No. 175 
of 5th October, 1917, and shall apply throughout the county of Cumberland, the area for 
which the said Board is constituted, shall take effect fourteen days after publication in 
Government Gazette, and shall remain in force for one year thereafter. 


ae H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[818] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Shipping 
Group, No. 8 (Harbours and Rivers) Board, is constituted (constitution published at 
page 6428 of No. 178 of Government Gazette, dated 27th October, 1916—see also Indusirial 
Gazette, vol. xi, page 69), and rescinding and replacing the Awards of the Shipping 
Group, Nos. 8 and 9 Boards, both published in Government Gazette of 5th May, 1915, is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


EF. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 1,777, ) ; Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH, WALES. 
No. 321 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Shipping Group, No. 8 (Harbours and Rivers) Board; in the matter 
of an application to the Court by the Federated Masters and HWngineers’ Association of 
Australasia and by the Firemen and Deckhands’ Association of New South Wales, 
Industrial Unions of Employees, for the determination of certain industrial matters; 
and in the matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Thursday, the Ist day of August, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHHRHUPON AND UPON READING 
the notice of motion filed herein by the Federated Masters and Engineers’ Association of 
Australasia and by the Firemen and Deckhands’ Association of .New South Wales, 
Industrial Unions of Employees, and the aflidavit of John Joseph Allan, sworn the Sth July 
last and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HBEARING Mr. Croft, on behalf of the 
applicants herein, Mr. Callen,.on behalf of Buckle and Taylor, Limited, Tomago Water 
Supply Co., Ltd., P. Callen, and other employers, and Mr. H. A. Mitchell, on behalf of the 
Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Limited, the respondents herein: IT IS ORDERED 
AND DETERMINED and the Court doth by consent award as follows:— 


MASTER ENGINEERS, FIREMEN, AND DEcCKHANDS, NEWCASTLE (EXCEPTING FERRIES 
AND 'TUGBOATS ). 
1. Application of Award. ; 


This Award shall apply to the industries and callings of masters and engineers, 
firemen and deckhands employed on steamers in the Port of Neweastle within the juris- 
diction of the Shipping Group, No. 8 (Harbours and Rivers) Board, excepting such who 
may be employed by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Limited. 


2. Engagement and Payment of Wages. 


(a) All employment other than that mentioned in clause 9 hereof shall be by the 
week. 
(6) One week’s notice, terminating on pay-day, shall be given on either side to 
determine such weekly employment. 
(c) Wages and overtime shall be paid in cash in the week in which such wages and 
overtime have been earned. 
3. Hours. 


The regular week's work shall not exceed forty-eight hours, and shall be worked 
between 6.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Mondays to Fridays, and on Saturdays between 6.30 a.m. 
and 2.30 p.m. 

4, Meals. 


Where work is started before 7.80 a.m. half an hour may be allowed for breakfast 
between 7.80 a.m. and 9 a.m. An hour shall be aHowed for dinner between hoon and 
2 p.m., but where no work is done on Saturdays after 1 p.m. no dinner shall be allowed. 


5. Wages. 


The minimum rates of wages shall be as follow :— 
Masters, £3 12s. per week. 
Engineers, £3 12s. per week. 
Deckhands, £2 18s. per week. 
Firemen—F'or one furnace, £2 iSs. per week; for each additional furnace, Gd. per day 
extra shall be paid. 

The nominal horse-power of vessels and tugs under this Award shall be ascertained 
as follows:—In cases of high-pressure engines the nominal horse-power is equal te ‘the 
square of the inside diameter of the cylinder in inches, divided by 10. If there is more 
than one cylinder the nominal horse-power is the sum of the nominal horse-power of both 
cylinders. In the case of compound engines the nominal horse-power is equal to the square 
of the inside diameter in inches of the high-pressure cylinder added to the square of the 
inside diameter in inches of the ie cylinder and the total divided by 30. 


. Dual Capacity. 


Wihere one man fills the ant sacs of master and engineer he shall be paid 
7s. 6d. per week in addition to the wages payable to him as master or engineer. 


7. Preservation of HExisting Higher Rates. 


In cases where an employee is now receiving a higher wage than is hereby prescribed 
he shall continue to be paid the higher wage. 

8. Deductions from Wages. 

Employees shall not suffer any diminution in their wages tf the employer is unable 
to provide forty-eight hours work per week. If the master or engineer should fail to work 
such full period of forty-eight hours per week when the employer is able and willing to 
give such work then the employer may deduct a proportionate part of the week’s wages 
for the time not worked. 

9. Casual Hands. 


Casual hands may be employed for not less than four consecutive hours on any one 
day, and shall be paid hourly wages of not less than 15 per cent, above the rate prescribed 
herein both for time and overtime. 


No. 98, 9 Avaust, 1918,.—9. 


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10. Overtime. 


Not less than time and a half rates shall be paid for all work done outside the 
prescribed hours or in excess of forty-eight hours per week. 


11. Sunday and Holiday Rates. 


Not less than time and a half rates shall be paid for work done on Sundays, New 
Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, 
Hight-hour Day, ISing’s Birthday, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. 

12. Annual. Holidays. 

After twelve months’ service each master and each engineer shall receive one week’s 
holiday on full pay. Should employment be terminated before annual holiday is due the 
employee shall receive one haif-day’s pay for each month of Service. 

13. Preference of Hmployment. 

xcept as against returned soldiers preference of employment shall be given in the 
case of masters and engineers to members of the Federated Masters and Engineers’ As- 
sociation of Australasia, and in the case of firemen and deckhands to members of the Fire- 
men and Deckhbands’ Association of New South Wales. 

14, Duration. 


replaces the Award of the Shipping Group No. 8 Board, 
and the Award of the Shipping Group No. 9 Board, both published in the Government 
Gazette No. 82 of 5th May, 1915, and shall, as between the parties, take effect on the day 
of its publication in the Government Gazette, and shall remain in force for a period of two 
years from such date; leave being reserved to the parties to apply to the Court for a 
variation in respect to wages after the decision of the Board of Trade as to the living 


This Awards rescinds and 


wage. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[9 Ava., 1918, 


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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Wxceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of: 


Mr. John Shannon Cormack, Chief. Investigating 
Officer, State War Council (temporarily control- 
ling the Immigration section of the Agent- 
General’s Office, London) as Immigration and 
Publicity Officer, Agent-General’s Office, London, 


—from Ist July, 1918. 
: W. A. HOLMAN. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Richard Pyne Browne, Crown Land Agent for 
the Land District of Parkes, as Crown Land 
Agent, Relieving Staff, Department of Lands,— 
to take effect from the 16th July, 1918 (Mini. 
1918-5,065). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. _ 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Miss Edith Edward Crane, on probation for twelve 
months, as Junior Clerk in the Head Office of 
this Department,—such appointment to take 
effect from Ist January, 1918. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Herbert Farr, Inspector and Royalty Officer, as 
Acting Warden at Glen Innes, vice Mr. Warden 
Perry, on leave,—such appointment to take effect 
from the lst August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,841-153). 


Mr. Arthur George Smith, Additional District’ Court 
Bailiff, as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Wal- 
gett, vice Judge, resigned,—such appointment to 
as effect from the Ist June, 1918 (1918-4,791-153 

ESS) ‘oar 

Mr. Andrew McClure Dunn, Crown Lands Agent, as 


Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and_ Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business 
Licenses at Tumut, vice Willans,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the 7th June, 1918 (Ms. 
1918-4,793-153). 


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[9 Ava, 1918, 





Mr. Christopher James Matthew Hade, Crown Lands 
Agent, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights 
and Business Licenses at Queanbeyan, vice Irish, 
—such appointment to take effect from the 5th 
June, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,792-153). { 

Villiers Adolphus Richard Champion, Crown 
Lands Agent, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Regis- 
trar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses at Braidwood, vice 
Kemp, retired,—such appointment to take effect 
from tne Ist June, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,794-153), 


Mr. 


and Chamber Magistrate, as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Mudgee, 
vice McDougall. transferred,—such appointment 
to take effect from the 22nd June, 1918 (Ms. 
1918-4,795-153). 

John Patrick Clements, District Court Bailiff, 
as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Wellington, 
vice John Clements, deceased,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the Ist June, 1918 (Ms. 
1918-4,730-153). 








HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following appointments, Charting Branch, this 
Department :— 


Mr. William Martin, First Draftsman, as Hxaminer 
from 28th May, 1918; Chief Draftsman from Ist 
July, 1918; 

Mr. Maicoim Francis Macdonald, Draftsman, as First 

Draftsman from 28th May, 1918; Examiner from 

Ist July, 1918; and 

Walter Sidney Gray, Draftsman, as First 

Draftsman,—from 1st July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,041- 


153). 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


Mr. 


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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Perey Edward Brownrigg Barnett, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Narrabri, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions at Wellington, vice Mr. C. J. Coghlan, re- 
heved and pending permanent arrangements 
being made,—from, the 6th August, 1918; also to 
be District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Welling- 
ton (to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Wellington at Wellington, Registrar of the 
District Court at Wellington and Registrar of 
the Court-of Review at that place under the ‘‘Land 
and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’ and 
Regulations thereunder,—from the same date. 

Mr, Herbert Howeli Farrington, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 

~ at Eden, vice Mr. G. P. L. Hungerford, relieved, 
and pending permanent arrangements being 
made,—from the 3rd August, 1918; also to act as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Eden (to act 
only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 
unable to perform the duty), Assistant Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Eden-Bombala at Eden, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at NMden, under the ‘‘Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’’ and Regu- 
lations thereunder,—trom the same date. 

. Harold Palser, Acting Crown Land Agent, Bom- 

‘bala, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions also at that 

place, during the absence of Mr. EK, A. Angove, 

‘on lcave,—from the Ist August, 1918; also to act 

as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Bombala 
(to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty). Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Eden-Bombala at Bombala, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at that place, under the ‘‘Land 
“and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’ and 
Regulations thereunder,—from the same date. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Cyril MacKenzie, Junior Clerk, Government 
Printing Office, The Treasury, to be Junior Clerk, 
Registrar-General’s Department, vice Mr. R. E. 


Barrell,—from the Ist July, 1918. 


. Hugh Moffit Blackmore, Clerk of Petty Sessions’ 


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Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force. to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names, from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Sofala—Constable Ernest James Stephenson, vice Ser- 
geant O’Farrell, transferred,—from the 21st June, 
1918. 

Narromine—Sergeant Nathaniel Dougherty Clarke, 
vice Sergeant Scott, transferred,—from the 7th 
June, 1918. 





Tambar Springs—Constable Willie Guy Jones, vice 


Constable Beckhaus, transferred,—from the 24th 
June, 1918. 


Yetman—Constable Allen George McCauley Prangley, 
vice Constable Stephenson, transferred,—trom the 
17th June, 1918. 

Pilliga—Sergeant Frederick Beckhaus, vice Sergeant 
Brydon, transferred,—from the 12th June, 1918. 

Wee Waa—Sergeant William Brydon, vice Sergeant 
Menary, transferred,—from the 14th June, 1918. 


Cal Lal—Constable Ralph Oscar Taylor, vice Constable 
Searson, transferred,—from the 10th June, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the provisions of. section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,’’ of the appointment of 


Mr. Ralph Dudley Field, Junior Clerk, Wagga Wagga 
Experiment Farm, Department of Agriculture, 
as Junior Clerk, Department of Public Works,— 
such appointment to take effect from 4th July, 


1918. 
RT. BALL. 


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CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF. LANDS. 
HIS Excefiency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. John Gregory Francis Moran, Junior Clerk, 


Head Office, Department of lLands,—to take 
effect from the 8rd January, 1917 (Minl. 1918- 


5,069). 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the con- 
firmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Robert Arthur Cherry as Junior Clerk in this 
Department. 
R. T. BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor-in-Council, upon the 

recommendation of the Public Service Board, has been 

pleased to approve that the appointment of 

Miss Eleanor Edith Penfold as Junior Clerk, Scaffold- 
ing and Lifts Branch, Department of Labour 
and industry, be confirmed. 


G. S. BEEBY. 


APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointments, on probation for a period of 
twelve months in each case, of 

Miss Alice Mabel Cochrane, Temporary Junior Clerk, 
Land Board Office, Forbes, as a Junior Clerk 
in the same Office,—to take effect from the 1st 
January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,068); and 

William Hamilton Frith, Junior Clerk, Land 
Board Office, Grafton,—to take effect from the 
12th July, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,067). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Mr. 


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CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the under- 

mentioned appointments :— 

Mr. Vivian Palmer Taylor, on probation for six 
months from the Ist July, 1918, as Clerk, Bureau 
of Statistics. 


months from the 4th June, 1918, as Junior Clerk, . 


Potice Department. 
GHORGE W. FULLER. 





APPOINTMENT ON PROBATION, 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to 
approve, in accordance with the terms of sections 34 
and 385 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 19(2,’’ of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Donald McLaren, on probation for twelve months, 
as Junior Clerk, Bathurst Experiment Farm, 
Department of Agriculture,—as from Ist 


January, 1918. 
W. C. GRAHAME. 








APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT.” 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of ike 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased-to approve 
of the appointment of 


Mr. Bertram Sydney Barnsdale Stevens, Hxaminer, 
as Senior Examiner, and of the promotion of 


Mr. Henry Eastwood Street, Examiner of Accounts, 
to the position of Examiner vacated by Mr. 


Stevens. 
W. C. GRAHAME. 





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EXTENSION OF PERIOD OF PROBATION. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Fixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the probationary period in connection with the 
appointment of 


Mr. James Thompson, Cadet Draftsman, this Depart- 
ment, being extended for a further period of 
three months from the 12th June, 1918 (Ms. 1918- 
4,731-153). i 

J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 
THE fubiic Service Board have approved of the 
transfers of the undermentioned teachers to the 
schools and positions specified in connection with their 
respective names :— 


High School Appoint ments—Assistant Master.—Mr. 


3. Jonas, from Fort-street Boys’ High School to 


Mudgee High. 
Assistant.—Mr. C. L. G. Tonking, from Darling- 
hurst to Canterbury Intermediate. 


Junior Staf'—Mr. Thomas Hughes, from Canter- 
bury Intermediate High to Wagga Wagga High; Mr. 
John Coliins, from Manly to Fort-street Boys’ High; 
Miss Estelle Penman, from Wagga, Wagga High to 
Parramatta High. 

Primary . School Appointments—Teachers.—Mr. 
Martin Feld, from Jeir and Toual Half-time to Jeir 
Provisional; Mr. Aibert Bridges, from Dangelong and 
Glenbog Half-time to Dangelong and Rock Flat 
Half-time: Mr. Mervyn Nash, from Cullulla and 
Windeilama Half-time to Glen Allen and Glen Bog 
Half-time; Mr. Ambrose Lynch, from Emu Park to 
Emu Park and Coad’s Tank Half-time; Mr. F. J. 
Curry, trom Fashion’s Mount to Gosper’s Downs; 
Mr. W. EK. Dennison, from Gosper’s Downs’ to 
Fashion’s Mount; Mr. Henry Kuoblanche, from 
Pokolbin to North Kurraiong; Mr. George Campbell, 
from Wuchareena to Pokolbin; Mr. Birley Thorsby, 
from Wickham to Tumbarumba; Mr. William Bald- 


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win, from Wyong Creek to Kootingal; Mr. Matthew 
Hannan, from Avoca to Wyong Creek; Mr. William 
Schuback, from Allynbrook to Avoca; Mr. Albert 
Hammond, from Bowling Alley Point to Allynbrook ; 
Mr. James O’ Donnell, from Redfern to Bowling Alley 
Point; Mr. John Pugh, from Artarmon to Parra- 
matta North; Mr. Andrew Garden, from Brookvale 
(relieving) to Artarmon; Mr. W. R. Church, from 
Paterson to Pennant Hills; Mr. John Vivian, from 
Kingswood to Paterson; Mr. James EK. Elliott, from 
Kurunderee to Kingswood; Mr. Thomas H.. Cook, 
from Ward’s River to Kurunderee; Mr. H. R. Hogan, 
from Blow Clear to Forest Vale Provisional; Miss 
Vera Gibbons, from Condobolin to Blow Clear; Mr. 
James Burrell, from Thornleigh to Moss Vale; Mr. 
W. R. Tynan, from Moss Vale to Thornleigh; Mr. 
G. H. Parker, from Beechwood (5th rates) to Beech- 
wood (4th rates); Mr. G. H. House, from Wherrol 
Flat (5th rates) to Wherrol Flat (4th rates); Mr. 
Henry Wilson, from Kentgrove to Old Mill; Mr. 
J. K. Larner, from Old Mill (relieving) to Largs 
(relieving); Mr. Donald Lobban, from Largs (re- 
lieving) to Brookvale (relieving); Mr. Frank 
Nichelsen, from Monkittee Provisional to Wapengo; 
Mr. G. D. Bean, from Crookwell to Monkittee; Miss 
Lilhan Fraser, from Dhulura Provisional to Tootool; 
Miss Caroline Brown, from Berrigan to Dhulura Pro- 
visional; Miss Ethel Ellicott, from Burren Junction 
to Dunevere; Miss Hazel Perceval, from Bangaroo to 
Bellview; Mr. William McKnight, from Ardlethan 
Tin Mines to Bangaroo; Mr. Hilton Rivett, from 
Gundurimba South (relieving) to Ardlethan Tin 
Mines; Mr. Vincent Murray, from Waldegrave to 
EKuchareena; Mr. H. L. Aston, from Jenkins to 
Ward’s River; Mr. J. D. Robison, from Bimbi to 
Jenkins; Mr. Henry Bowyer, from TKootingal to 
Bimbi (appoitment Newnes cancelled); Mr. Robert 
Anderson, from Bourke-street to Marrar; Mr. Lewis 
Kmerton, from Dilkoon Provisional to Pinnacle-road 
Provisional; Mr. Garrett Fitzgibbon, from Martin’s 
Creek (relieving) to Newnes; Mr. J. K. Larner, from 
Old Mill (relieving) to Martin’s Creek (appointment 
Largs cancelled); Mr. G. S. Prentice, from Hast 
Newcastle to Largs (relieving); Mr. P. N, Wilson, 
from 'vhe Scrub to Dungarubba. 


Teachers on Probation.—Miss Vera M. Graham, 
from Guinemar Provisional to Ulamambri Provi- 
sional; Mr. J. KE. Spooner, from Crookwell to Win- 
chenden Vale. 


Mistresses.—Miss Ruth Lucas, from Redfern Girls’ 
to Newtown Girls’; Miss Gertrude Willard, from 
Smith-street Girls’ to Redfern Girls’. 


First Assistants Mr. John Sullivan, from Tumbar- 
umba to Dumbleton; Mr. D. G. C. Rankin, from 
Yamba to Epping; Mr. Alexander Nicholson, from 
Marrickville to Coledale; Mr. H. J. Cannon, from 
Lithgow to Bourke-street; Mr. George McAlister, from 
Mudgee to Lithgow; Mr. D. N. Robertson, from 
Brighton-le-Sands to Auburn North; Mr. D. H. A. 
Neil, from Muswellbrook to Brighton-le-Sands; Mr. 
Frederick Rodgers, from Wallsend West to Wickham. 


Assistants—Miss Lucy Skevington, from Oatley to 
Arncliffe Girls’; Mrs. V. EK. Lyons, from. Warialda to 
Kelly’s Gully; Miss Annie Clemesha, from Alexandria 
Infants’ to Paddington Infants; Miss Ivy Cohen, from 
Woollahra Infants’ to Alexandria Infants’ ;.Miss Irene 
Maloney, from Bourke-street Infants’ to Randwick In- 
fants’; Miss Isa Mackintosh, from Campsie Girls’ to 
Kogarah Girls’; Mr. H. E. Atkins, from Kensington 
to Paddington; Miss Iris R. Farrell, from Camden- 
ville to Paddington Girls’; Mr. D. A. Watson, from 
South Strathfield to Auburn; Miss Evangeline Frost, 
from Burwood Girls’ to Strathfield South; Mr. Laurice 
Lyons, from Tempe to Albury District; Mr. R. D. 
Simon, from Alexandria'to Albion-street: Mr. George 
Niven, from Camperdown to Leichhardt; Mr. F. E. 
Widmer, from Haberfield to Camperdown; Mr. Bede 
Osborne, from Camdenville to Gardener’s-road; Mr, 
John Hegarty, from Canterbury to Ashfield; Mr. Nor- 
man Mcleod, from Crystal-street to Petersham ; Mr, 
T. X. Dwyer, from Dulwich Hill to Paddington ; Mr. 
W. J. Anderson, from Auburn to Crystal-street ; Miss 
Marguerite Leslie, from Kogarah Girls’ to Chatswood 
Girls’? (Art. Work); Mr. A. W. Shuemaker, from Stan- 
more to Kogarah; Mr. W. H. Fowler, from Kogarah 
to Stanmore; Miss Mary Stevents. from Freshwater ta 
Petersham Girls’; Miss Dorothy Dickson, from Peter. 
sham Girls’ te Cook’s Hill Girls’: Miss Agnes Sneddon, 
from Cook’s Hill Girls’ to Hamilton, Girls’; Miss 
Violet Heckenburg, from Wickham Boys’ to Hamilton 
Girls’: Miss Enid Davis, from Urunga to Carling- 
ford; Mr. H. G. Robertson, from Botany and Water- 
loo to’. Mosman (Manual Training); Mr. Albert Lanes, 


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from Ryde to Botany and Waterloo (Manual Train- 
ing); Mr. L. C. Mobbs, from Chatswood and Hornsby 
to Hornsby (Manual Training); Mr. W. C. Doughton, 
from EHpping to Glenmore-road; Mr. Septimus Alldis, 
from Glenmore-read to Darlinghurst; Mr. N. W. B. 
Staunton, from Barringun to Coolamon; Miss Annie 
Gillespie, from Armidale Boys’ to Balmain Boys’ ; 
Miss Florence White, from Crown-street Infants’ to 
Glenmore-road Infants’ (Relieving); Miss A. D. North- 
more, from Manilla to Urunga; Miss Alice Barretv, 
from Alma Girls’ to Kurri Kurri; Mr. Frank Cow- 
burn, from Bondi to Albury (Secondary); Mr. Stan- 
ley Try, from Bondi to Parramatta; Miss Iris R. Far- 
rell, from Paddington Girls’ to West Kempsey 
(Secondary); Miss Ida Brown, from Bega to Chats- 
wood Intermediate High; Miss Gertrude Comins, from 
Lismore Infants’ to Lismore Girls’; Miss Linda Elliott, 
from Lismore Girls’ to Lismore Infants’ ; Miss Beatrice 
Stanbury, from Erskineville Girls’ (Relieving) to 
Hurstville Boys’; Miss Sarah Dyet, from Drummoyne 
Infants’ to Summer Hill Infants’; Mr. H. EB. Atkins, 
from Paddington to Kensington; Miss Florence Beer, 
from Kensington Boys’ to Paddington Girls’; Mr. 
A. H. Ison, from Crow’s Nest to Crown-street; Miss 
Hilda Jones, from South Goulburn to Goulburn; Mr. 
Norman Cattell, from Tara Provisional to Marrick- 
ville (Temporary); Mr. James Singleton, from Rand- 
wick to Bondi; Miss Ethel Vollmer, from Dunevere 
(Relieving) to Bingara; Miss Victoria Olive, from 
Hornsby Infants’ to Blackfriars Infants’; Miss E. G. 
Botting, from Blackfriars Infants’ to Wellington In- 
fants’ ; Miss Elsie Morris, from Blackfriars Infants’ to 
Hornsby Infants’; Miss Pearl Edwards, from Meadow 
Bank to Wickham Infants’; Miss Eadgyth Gray, from 
Hornsby Boys’ to Meadow Bank; Miss Alice Christie, 
from Guildford to Hornsby Boys’. 

Assistants on Probation—Miss Grace Smith, from 
Kelly’s Gully to Warialda; Miss G. V: Collins, from 
Bogan Gate (Junior Assistant) to Bogan Gate; Miss 
Madge Clancy, from Annandale Boys’ to Woodford 
Leigh. 

Hz Students—Mr. T. A. Casimir, from Albion- 
street to Randwick; Mr. Norman Marks, from Fort- 
street to Broken Hill District; Mr. W. E. Clark, from 
Ashfield to Fort-street, Glebe,. and Gardener’s-road 
(Visiting Teacher of Science); Mr. H. G. Englert, 
from Crown-street to Bondi; Mr. Keith Baker, from 
Arncliife to Erskineville (Manual Training); Mr. J. L. 
Franks, from Leichhardt to Naremburn and Neutral 
Bay (Manual Training); Mr. M. M. EB. McInnes, from 
Woollahra and Neutral Bay to Woollahra (Manual 
Training); Mr. H. G. Walton, from Burwood to Cleve- 
land-street (Manual Training); Miss Winifred D. 
Wright, from Watson’s Bay to Fort-street Boys’ ; 
Miss HK. Hutton, from Glebe to Bega (Secondary) : Miss 
Florence Hutton, from Kurri Kurri to Cessnock Boys’ ; 
Mr, A. R. Duncan, from Balmain to Burwood (Manual 
Training); Mr. Thomas Knowles, from Crow’s Nest 
to Chatswood (Manual Training); Miss Mabel Gil- 
aad from Wickham Infants’ to Blackfriars In- 
ants’. 


Visiting Teachers of Arf—Miss Marion Hardwick, 
from Chatswood Girls’ to Cessnock, Kurri Kurri, and 
West Maitland; Miss Kathleen Hubbard, from 
Brighton-le-Sands to Cook’s Hill, West Wallsend, 
Hamilton, Wickham, Adamstown, and Plattsburg; 
Miss Ophie Brown, from Cook’s Hill to Parramatta, 
Bondi, Newtown, Auburn, and Fort-street. 

Visiting Teachers of Science—Mr. A. J. Cary, from 
Auburn to Auburn, Ashfield, and Newtown: Mr. B. bL. 
Clarke, from Paddington to Darlington, Albion-street, 
and Paddington. 


Teacher of Manual Training—Mr. J. P. Travers, | 


from Erskineville to Leichhardt. 


Teachers of Needlework.—Mrs. Vida P. Robertson, 
from Manly Girls’ to Bexley Girls’; Mrs. Esther Jones, 
from West Maitland Primary and High to Manly 
Girls’; Mrs. ‘C. S. Muilaney, from Five Dock to West 
Maitland Primary and High; Mrs. Elizabeth Blan- 
chard, from West Marrickville to Crystal-street; Mrs. 
Emily Blackman, from Goulburn Primary and High to 
Rockdale (four days weekly) and Arncliffe (one day 
weekly), 


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Teachers of Cookery—Miss Wilhelmina Munro, from 
Paddington Infants’ to Redfern (Itinerant Teacher on 
probation); Miss Frances Clapham, from Redfern to 
Erskineville; Mrs, Jessie Rowohl, from Fort-street to 
Manly; Miss Hileen Barber, from Granville to Pen- 
rith, Dulwich Hill, and Technical College ; Miss Cecilia 
Helms, from Technical College to Fort-street. 


A. G, F. JAMES. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfers of the following Officers : — 


Mr. Oby Andrew Willans, Crown Land Agent for the 
Land District of Tumut, to the position of Crown 
Land Agent for the Land District of Parkes,— 
to take effect from the 15th July, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-5,064). 

James Geary, Crown Land Agent for the Land 
District. of Coonamble, to the position of Chief 
Clerk, Land Board Office, Kempsey, and Crown 
Land Agent for the Land District of Kempsey, 
—to take effect from the 30th May, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-5,064). 

Andrew McClure Dunn, Chief Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Kempsey, and Crown Land Agent for the 
Land District of Kempsey, to the position of 
Crown Land Agent for the Land District of 
Tumut,—to take effect from 7th June, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-5,064). : 

. Raymond Thomas Howard, Junior Clerk, Crown 
Land Agent’s Office, Gundagai, to a similar posi- 
tion ‘in the Crown Land Agent’s Office, Tenter- 
field,—_to take effect from the 8th July, 1918 
(Minl. 1918-5,066). . 

4 - W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the transfer, in pursuance of the provisions of 

section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 

Mr. William Thomas ,Zepherin Smith, Registrar, 
Grafton Experiment Farm, Department of Agri- 
culture, to the position of Assistant Registrar, 
Hawkesbury Agricultural College, Department of 
Agricuiture,—as from 16th July, 1918. 


W. C. GRAHAME. 





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RETIREMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 
Mr. William Hunter Smith, Senior Examiner 
Charge, Appropriation Audit, Department 
Audit, being retired from the Public Service, 
accordance with the provisions of section 63 
the ‘Public Service Act, 1902.”’ Last day 
service, 4th May, 1918. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms 
of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,”’ of 
Mr. Charles Newcombe, Bookbinder, Government 
Printing Office, is hereby notified,—his last day 
of service to be 8th February, 1919. 


[E.M. 4101 J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
TT is hereby notified, for public information, that 
Mr. Walter Edwin Tindale, Clerk, Relieving Staff, 
Department of Lands, will retire from the Public 
Service at mid-day on the 27th August, 1918, 
last day of service (Minl. 1918-898). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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‘*BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





(L.8.) PROCLAMATION. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
if, pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 


Date. Locality. 
Thursday, 22nd August, 1918... Jas ... Goobang Shire. 
Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... = E ... Barmedman and Tullamore Districts. 
Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 ane ... Albury Municipality. 
Bae . Albury Municipality. 


Friday, 6th September, 1918 wae can 
Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ... Koorawatha District. 
Thursday, 12th September, 1918... oe: ... Singleton Municipality. 
Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... De ... Junee Municipality. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteenth day of August, 1918, 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


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No. 101.] 


FRIDAY, 16 AUGUST. 


[1918. 








“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 





PROCLAMATION FIXING PERIOD OF LIQUIDA- 


TION OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDI- 
TIONAL WORKS OF SEWERAGE FOR THE 
TOWN OF BATHURST, AND RATE OF IN- 
TEREST. 
(1.8.) 
W. K. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
HEREAS by Preclamation published in the 


Government Gazette No. 50 of the 26th day of 
April, 1918, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales, in pursuance of the power in that behalf given 
to or vested in him, did thereby notify that certain 
additional works of sewerage for the town of Bathurst, 
specified in the Schedule to such Proclamation, had 
been completed: And whereas by notice published in 
the Government Gazette No. 84 of the 5th day of July, 
1918, it was thereby certified under the hand of the 
Minister for Public Works that the whole amount ex- 
pended by the Government of the said State upon the 
said works, with interest at the rate of four pounds 
per centum per annum on the sums making up such 
amount, calculated from the time such sums were 
expended to the 30th day of June, 1918, was the sum 
of one hundred and eighty-three pounds twelve shil- 
lings and seven pence (£183 12s. 7d.). Now, therefore, 
I, Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander 
of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
Saint George, Governor of the said State, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in mo by the ‘‘Country 
Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905,” do here- 
by fix the term of fifty years as the period within which 


the amount so certified shall be liquidated by the pay- 
ment of such annual sums as shall, after the last of 
such payments, extinguish the whole amount of such 
cost, with interest at the rate of four pounds per cen- 
tum ‘per annum on the balance unpaid in each year. 
[W. 1918-1,761] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 7th day of August, 
1918, 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


Real. bAUL. 


[354] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


— 








“VINE AND VEGETATION DISEASES AND 
FRUIT PESTS ‘ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION. 


(L.8.) 
W. BE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Wanrrr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 

, State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, In 
the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Vine and Vegetation Diseases and 
Fruit Pests Act, 1912,’ and with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, pro- 
hibit the bringing into the counties of Rous, Rich- 
mond, and Clarence of any bananas whatsoever. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 31st day of July, 
1918. 
By Wis Excellency’s Command, 
J. Cc. L. FITZPATRICK. 


933] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4050 


WEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ava., 1918. 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS.” 


PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of the 
State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the power 
and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,’? and the Acts amending the same, and 
by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my Pro- 


clamation, apply to the Shire of Murrungal, Ordin- | 


ance No. 85, respecting ‘‘Public Gates’? published 
in Clovernment Gazette of 14th May, 1908, together 
with all amendments thereof subsequent to the afore- 
said date. 
[1918-109-158-302] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of 
August, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


[689] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”> AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Procla- 
mation, hereby order that the powers set out in the 
Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such powers on the Councils of the respective Munici- 
palities and Shires named in such Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at ‘Sydney, this seventh day of 
August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF BOURKE 
(1918-163-118-81). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. 

So Sgde 


: Function. R 
The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 
dising of public bands or orchestras. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF GULGONG 


(1918-212-153-238). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xx. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 





POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF ORANGE 
(1918-271-163-468). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular. powers may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder : — 

Paragraph. Function. 

iii: The advertising of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 
touring. 

Lu. The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF RICHMOND 
(1918-288-106-529). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be “acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. Function. 

xxxu. The establishment, maintenance, or subsi- 

dising of public bands or orchestras. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF AMAROO 
(1918-87-150-16). 


_ The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power mzy be acquired, and the power which 


is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 
Paragraph. Function. 
vul. The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 


vermin, and animals, not being animals 
which have been or may hereafter be 
declared noxious under the ‘‘Pastures 
Protection Act, 1902,”’ or any. Act 
amending the same. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF ILLABO 
(1918-77-101-216). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. 


VITT. 


Function. 


The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. [707] 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Sanrrary Fuss. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has been pleased to 
approve of the action of the Council of the Munici- 
palities named in the Schedule hereto in fixing, sub- 
ject to such approval, the fees and charges set out 
in such Schedule with respect to the services named. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 


MUNICIPALITY OF DRUMMOYNE 
* (1918-193-104-167). 


For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be), and disposal of night-soil within the Muni- 
icipality: Twelve shillings (12s.) per pan per 
quarter for one removal weekly, payable in ad- 
vance, subject to a rebate of one shilling and 
sixpence (ls. 6d.) per pan per quarter if paid 
during the first month of each quarter. (These 
fees to come into operation on and from Ist 
October, 1918, and to be in lieu of those notified 
in Government Gazette of 6th October, 1916). 





MUNICIPALITY OF GRANVILLE 
(1918-209-188-233). 


For the removal (weekly or oftener, as the case may 
be) and disposal of night-soil within the Munici- 
pality :—Seven pence (7d.) per pan for each visit 
of the Council’s employees, or contractor or con- 
tractor’s employees, to premises for the purpose of 
removing, emptying, and cleansing night-soil pans. 
Such fees to be paid quarterly in advance, sub- 
ject to a rebate of one shilling and one penny 
(1s. 1d.) per pan per quarter if paid in full within 
twenty-one (21) days from the date of the service 
of the demand for payment. (These fees to come 
into operation on and from Ist October, 1918, 
and to be in lieu of those notified in Government 
Gazette No. 19 of 3rd February, 1915). [487] 


16 Ave., 1918.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4051 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT or APPLICATIONS BY 
CouNcILs FOR ADDITIONAL PowWERs. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under 
the names of the said Municipality and Shire respec- 
tively. 

Any number of ratepayers of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of the rate- 
payers) may petition the Governor, within sixty days 
after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken on 
the question whether the powers applied for shall be 
conferred on the respective Councils. Any such peti- 
tion should be sent under cover to the Minister ad- 
ministering the said Local Government Acts, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 there- 


under. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF URALLA 


(1918-308-114-600). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the 
pattigllar powers may be acquired, and the powers 
for which the Council has made application as pre- 
scribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraphs. 


xv. The provision and maintenance and man- 
agement of public cemeteries. 


ul. The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbour: 
hood of such cemetery or land. 


Functions. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF CESSNOCK 
(1918-35-301-86). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under whioh the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 

in section 110 (6), are set out hereunder :— 
NAtuRE oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. Function. 

xiv. The regulation and control of the solicita- 

tion or collection in public places of 


gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose. [708] 








——. 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT OF AN APPLICATION BY 
Councit ror AN ADDITIONAL PowER. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
application under section 110 of the said ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, has been 
received from the Council of the undermentioned 
Municipality, to acquire the right to exercise the 
power specified in the Schedule hereto, under the 
name of the said Municipality. 


Any number of ratepayers of the area (not less than 
fifty, or, if there be less than 300 ratepayers on the 
roll, not less than one-sixth of the ratepayers) may 
petition the Governor, within sixty days after the 
date of this notification, to direct that a poll of rate- 
payers of the area be taken on the question whether 
the power applied for shall be conferred on the said 
Council. Any such petition should be sent under cover 
to the Minister administering the said Local Govern- 
ment Acts, and must comply with the provisions of 
Ordinance No. 21 thereunder. 

AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF GLEN INNES 


(1918-204-106-224). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Couneil has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 

Nature or ADDITIONAL PoWER APPLIED FOR. 

Paragraph. : Function. 


xxI. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 
[661] 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’? AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Noxious Puants. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Council of the Shire named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to such ap- 
proval, the plants named in such Schedule to be 


noxious within its area. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 
SHIRE OF KYEAMBA 
(1918-96-109-244). 


Rubus fruticosus, commonly known as “Blackberry.” 
Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as ‘‘Sweet Briar.’’ 
[662] 





APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


Joseph Collings, of the Public School, Eltham ; 
James Henry Oswald, of Albion-street, Corowa; 


William McDonald, of Ulva, Corowa; 

Joseph Patrick Galbraith, of Sanger-street, Corowa ; 

John Robert Falkiner Carse, of Boonoke North, 
Widgiewa ; 

Franklin Cecil Davies, of the Commercial Banking 
Company of Sydney, Limited, Walla Walla; 

Sidney Scott, of Cobram, Victoria: 

George Dickie, of Barooga; 

Charles Walker, of 21 Lydiard-street, Ballarat, Vic- 
toria ; 

Reginald Richard Stewart, of the London Bank of 
Australia, Limited, Krambach ; 

George Ernest Luckett, Recruiting Officer, Broken 


Hill,—Esquires. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





PROMOTION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has approved of 


Inspector Second Class Charles Gumley being pro- 
moted to the rank of Inspector of Police, First 
Class,—from the Ist August, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Aua., 1918. 





RESIGNATION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Pxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation ten- 
dered by Mr. Reginald Bright, of Hanover Court, 
Hanover Square, London, of his position as a Justice 
of the Peace for the State of New South Wales. 


GHORGE W. FULLER. 


RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
John Hijl Robertson, Esquire, to be Returning Officer 
for the Electoral District of Murrumbidgee, in 
lieu of James Joseph Quirk, Esquire, J.P., whose 
resignation of the position has been duly accepted. 
DAVID STOREY. 











APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


William Smithson Holmes, Esquire, M.B., Bac. Surg., 
Victoria Univ., Manchester, as Government 
Medical Officer at Teralba. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


William Brown Crang, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Wentworth, to act only 
during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate 
for a period not exceeding six months,—from the 
7th August, 1918. 

THp undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Sub-Inspectors under the ‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ 

for the Licensing Districts preceding their names, 

from the dates specified, viz. : — 


Metropolitan—Sergeants William MecMurr, Lovel 
Ford Stanton, Edward Stokes, John David 


Scott, and Alexander Russell, stationed at No. 1 
(Clarence-street) Police Station,—from the Ist 
July, 1918. 


Maitland—Sergeant William Henry McMinn, sta- 
tioned at West Maitland, vice Sergeant Murray, 
—from the 15th July, 1918. 

Parramatta—Inspector Edward Fitzpatrick and Ser- 
geants Edward Douglas Irving, Robert Alexander 
Tomb, Patrick Joseph Wynne, David Goggins, 
and Perey Charles Blyth, stationed at Burwood,— 
from the Ist July, 1918; also Sergeant Arthur 
Robert Stephenson, stationed at Strathfield; Ser- 
geant Henry Sweeny, stationed at Enfield; Ser- 
geant John Lane, stationed at Canterbury; Ser- 
geant George Hazlett, stationed at Five Dock; 
Sergeant Daniel Riley, stationed at Concord; 
Sergeant George Hope, stationed at Bankstown; 
Sergeant John Lambert, stationed at Campsie; 
and Sergeant James Alexander, stationed at Bel- 
more,—from the same date. 


JOHN GARLAND. 








| 941} Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


“SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901.” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 

point the undermentioned members of the Police Force 

to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions of the 

“‘Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901.’ in the dis- 

tricts specified in connection with their respective 
names. 

G. S. BEEBY. 





Inspector Second Class George Thomas Augustus 
Moroney; Station—Young; Police District— 
Young. 


Sergeant First Class William Henrv McLaughlin; 
Station—Cootamundra; Police District—Coota- 
mundra, 











APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
appointment of the undermentioned Police Officers as 
Inspectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria, No. 
12) viz 
Third Class Sérgeant Frederick William Dolman, 
stationed at Hargraves,—as from 29th July, 1918. 
Constable Cedrie Villiers Gentle, stationed at Upper 
Horton,—as from 26th July, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable P. S. Jeffrey, transferred. 
LE.Ms. 459 and 454] 
J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK. 





[984] Department of Education, 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


HH" Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
‘the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of Regulation 3 (b) under the Neglected Chil- 
dren and Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905, has been 
pleased to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen as 
ay eel Probation Officers in the districts speci- 
fied : — 

The Reverend Father Treacy—Temora, Springdale, 

and Barmedman. 


The Reverend Father O’Donnell—Araluen. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


—__—__. 








[931 | Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

_ the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Messrs. 
George and Riley Marshall’s Oyster Culture Leases 
Nos. 5,183, 5,280, and 5,281, of 400, 300, and 300 yards, 
respectively, at Clarence River, being renewed for a 
period of five years in each instance, as from the Ist 
July, 1918, at rentals at the rate of 15s. per 100 yards, 
or total annual rentals of £3, £2 5s., and £2 5s., 


respectively. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 

I ies Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

_ the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Regulations, approved of 
the Public Oyster Reserve at Sussex Haven Inlet, pro- 
claimed on the 14th June, 1918, being vested in the 
undermentioned persons, as trustees, viz. :— 

William Watt, senior, of Wandandian. 

William John Chisholin, of Tomerong, 


William George Lackerstein, of Tomerong. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[940] 





Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that 

His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the cancellation of Regulation No. 43, issued on 
the 5th June, 1907, under the provisions of the “Stock 
Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901,’’ and to substitute the 
following amended Regulation No. 43, in lieu there- 
Giee—s 


— 


[948] 


Fat pigs may be introduced into a quarantine area 
or be removed within a quarantine area from holdings 
that are not infected direct to licensed sale-yards for 
the purpose of being sold within two days of their 
being introduced or removed, and such pigs shall on 
the day of sale be removed from the sale-yards direct 
to a registered slaughtering place to be slaughtered 
within the next ensuing five days, and the permit 
granted by the Inspector for such removal from the 
sale-yard to the slaughtering place shall be delivered 
on arrival of the pigs to the Inspector at the last- 
mentioned place, who shall endorse thereon the date 
of slaughter, and return same to the Chief Inspector 
of Stock. 

[1918-5,952-161 P.P.] 
W. C. GRAHAME, : 
Minister of Agriculture. 


16 Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4053 





Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
and on the recommendation of the Dental Board, has been pleased to make 
the subjoined amended Regulation under the provisions of the “ Dentists 
Act, 1912,” and the Acts amending the same. 


4‘ * 
Ss con 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. - 


ee el 


Regulation No. 20, published in Government Gazette No. 171 of 28th 
September, 1917, is hereby repealed, and the following substituted there- 


for :— 


The Board may from time to time appoint suitable persons as ex- 
aminers to examine, under the direct supervision of the Board and its 


officers, applicants for registration. 


The fees payable to such examiners shall be according to the following 


scale. 


For written examinations, for setting questions on any subject, and for 
examining candidates’ papers, irrespective of the number of can- 
didates for such subject, £5 5s. 

For conducting an oral or practical examination.—For each sitting of 
four hours or part thereof, £5 3s. 


——___——_ 


e 


Office of Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


HEREAS it is provided by the 115th section of 
the ‘‘Lunacy Act of 1898,’’ that the Master in 
Equity for the time being shall be also the Master in 
Lunacy, it is hereby notified, for general information, 
that William Arthur Parker, Esquire, Barrister-at- 
law, the Master in Equity, has accordingly assumed 
the office of Master in Lunacy, and will execute all 
the powers and duties vested in and imposed upon him 
by the provisions of the said Act. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902,’ SECTION 55. 


UnneEattHy Buitpine Lanp, lots 136 to 139, Redmire 
Estate, Long-street; lots 1 and 2, Long-street ; 
lots 80 to 83 and part of lots 84 to 89, Kmerald 
Hulls Estate, Homebush-road and High-street; 
lots 104 to 115 and part of lot 116, Redmire 
Estate, Long-street; portion of lot 12, Redmire 
Estate, Homebush-road; lot 11, section 2, and lots 
14 and 15, section 1, Eve-street; lots 7, 8, and 9, 
Redmire Estate, Cross-street, Municipality of 
Strathfield. 

HE Board of Health have reported that, after due 
inquiry, they are of opinion that it would be 
prejudicial to health if certain land situated in the 

Municipality of Strathfield, and described in the 

Schedule hereuncer, were built upon in its present 

condition, 

_ The Board of Health have further reported that, 

in order to render such land fit to be built upon, it is 

necessary that— 

(a) the whole of the land be adequately drained by 
properly constructed stormwater channels ; 

(b) the present surface of the land be covered 
with clean soil or sand to a height of a surface 
line on a grade from the level of the crown 
of the adjoining streets, at the building line, 
to 1 foot above the top of the stormwater 

__ channel; 

(c) the surface of all that part of the land which 
is ineluded within the walls of every building 
which may be built upon it, except buildings 
erected on piles or piers, be covered with a 
layer of concrete composed of the following 
ingredients, namely :—One measure of cement 
of approved brand, three and a half measures 
of clean, sharp sand, free from loam or 
organic matter, and six and a half measures 
of broken metal or gravel, 23-inch gauge, laid 
6 inches thick, properly spread and well 
rammed ; 

(d) all floors be laid on joists not less than 1 foot 
6 inches above the concrete covering, the 
space thus formed to be ventilated by the 
insertion of one air-brick, measuring 9 x 6 
inches, to every 6 feet (lineal) of foundation, 
except in the case of buildings erected on 


[950] 





[664] 








piles or piers, the floors of which are to be 

laid on joists not less than 1 foot 6 inches 

above the filling upon such land; 

(e) the space between piles or piers be left 

open— 
the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction 
of the Board of Health: Now, therefore, in pursu- 
ance of the power and authority vested in me by 
section 55 (1) of the “Public Health Act, 1902,” I 
hereby declare that such land shall not be built upon 
until the measures above referred to, which are also 
specitied in a document deposited at the office of 
the Local Authority (the Council of the Municipality 
of Strathfield) and open to the inspection of any 
person, have been complied with, or until this notice 
has been revoked by me. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that land situated in the Municipality of 
Strathfield, parish of Concord, county of Cumber- 
land, comprising lots 1386 to 139, both inclusive, 
Redmire Estate, shown on deposited plan No. 746; 
lots 1 and 2, Emerald Hills Kstate, shown on 
deposited plan No. 755; lots 104 to 115, both inclu- 
sive, Redmire Estate, shown on deposited plan 746; 
that portion of lot 116 of the same estate lying 
between a line 80 feet distant from and parallel to 
Long-street and the southern boundary of that lot; 
lots 80, 81, 82, and 88, Hmerald Hills Estate, shown 
on deposited plan No. 755; those portions of lots 
84 to 89, both inclusive, of the same estate, lying 
between a line 60 feet distant from and parallel to 
High-street and thé northern boundaries of those 
lots; lots 14 and 15, Eve-street, section 1, shown on 
deposited plan No. 583; lot 11, Eve-street, section 2, 
shown on deposited plan No. 583; lots 7, 8, and 9, 
Cross-street, Redmire Estate, shown on deposited 
plan No. 1,159; that portion of lot 12, Redmire 
Estate, shown on deposited plan inc. 85 and des- 
cribed as follows: Commencing at a point on the 
west side of Homebush-road, being the north-east 
corner of the abovementioned lot 12; and bounded 
thence westerly by the northern boundary of that 
lot 150 feet; thence southerlv 75 feet by a line 150 
feet distant from and parallel to Homebush-road ; 
thence westerly by a line 75 feet distant from and 
parallel to the northern boundary of lot 12 to the 
western boundary of that lot; thence southerly by 
that boundary of that lot to a point 60 feet north- 
erly from its south-western corner; thence by a line 
easterly 60 feet distant from and parallel to the 
southern boundary of that lot to a point 110 feet 
westerly from Homebush-road; thence by a line 
bearing north-easterly to Homebush-road at a point 
where a line in prolongation of the southern side of 
High-street would intersect with the western side of 
Homebush-road; thence northerly by the western 
side of that road, to the point. of commencement. 

All the abovementioned and deposited plans are 
lodged at the Office of the Registrar-General, Sydney. 


4054 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ave., 1918 





L949] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 

H*® Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 

fied, for general information, that the Principal 
Secretary of State for the Colonies has notified in 
his Despatch of 28th May, 1918, No. 18, that His 
Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of 
disallowance with respect to the undermentioned Act 
passed by the Parliament of New South Wales, 
namely : — 


No, 1 (A.p. 1918). . ‘An Act to provide for the nomina- 
tion, election, and appointment of the Public 
Accounts Committee for the present Parliament; 
to amend the ‘Audit Act, 1902’; and for purposes 
consequent thereon or incidental thereto.’’ 


DAVID R. HALL. 





[969 | Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 

that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of Nowra on the questions whether the closing 
time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the 
Early Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations 
thereunder, that such Poll as to the alterations pro- 
posed will be taken at the Police Station, Nowra, 
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednes- 
day, llth September, 1918. 

Each shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 


vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, the 


shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in ‘Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. 

I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant First 
Class E. H. Scott to be the person by whom such poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer; 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 
persons furnished to him in accordance with the Regu- 
lations, 

Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station» 
Nowra, from the 19th to the 3lst August, 1918, in- 
clusive, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on 
each week day. 

All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Nowra, on or before the 31st August, 1918, or 
Posted so as to reach that officer on or before that 

ate. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will then 
be made up from such statements, and persons whose 
names appear on these rolls will.be entitled to vote. 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the 
38rd to the 7th September, 1918, inclusive. The at- 
tention of the Returning Officer may be directed to 
any statement appearing therein believed to be in- 








correct, 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 
1943] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 
EARLY CLOSING ACT, No. 81, 1900. 
Pustic Novice. 


HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the vote 

of a majority of those voting at a poll held on 

the 3lst July ultimo, under the provisions of section 3 

of the ‘‘EKarly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,’ in 

the Country Shopping District of LENTON, the closing 

times for all shops (not being butchers’ shops or shops 

mentioned in Schedule One to the ‘‘Harly Closing Act, 

1899,” or in the Schedule to the ‘‘Saturday Half- 
holiday Act, 1910’), shall be as follows : — 3 


On Saturday One o’clock. 
On Priddy e sn Bye. Ten o'clock. 
On the four other week-days ... Six o’clock, 


—< 


In accordance with the provisions of section 2 of 
the ‘‘Harly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,’’ the 
closing times for all poulterers and hairdressers’ shops 
shall in each week be :— 


One o'clock in the afternoon of Wednesday ; 

‘Ten o’clock in the evening of Saturday; 

ix o’clock in the evening for poulterers and half- 
past seven in the evening for hairdressers’ 
shops on the four other days of the week. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 





Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


, HWARLY CLOSING ACT, No. 81, 1900. 
Pusric Notice. 


[ HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the vote 

of a majority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 3lst July ultimo, under the provisions of section 3 
of the ‘‘Harly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,’’ in 
the Country Shopping District of YANCO, the closing 
times for all shops (not being butchers’ shops or shops 
mentioned in Schedule One to the ‘‘Early Closing Act, 
1899,’ or in the Schedule to the ‘‘Saturday Half- 
holiday Act, 1910’’), shall be as follows :— 


On Saturday One o’clock. 
Cin PPI a Veet n tess oe. tend sa dealt Ten o'clock. 
On the four other week-days ... Six o’clock. 


In accordance with the provisions of section 2 of 
the ‘‘Karly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900,’ the 
closing times for all poulterers and hairdressers’ shops 
shall in each week be: — 

One o’clock in the afternoon of Wednesday ; 

Ten o’cleck in the evening of Saturday ; 

Six o’clock in the evening for poulterers and half- 
past seven in the evening for hairdressers’ 
shops on the four other days of the week. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 


[944 | 


Ci i i i i i i ara y 








[990] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, i6th August, 1918. 


Te pursuance of the provisions of sections 13F and 
23 of the ‘‘Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,’’ His 
Hixcellency the Governor, with the advice. of the 
Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to approve that . 
the assessors appointed in exercise of the powers con- 
ferred by sections 13a, 158, 180, and 1838p of the said 
Act shall be paid fees and travelling expenses at the 
rates set out in the following scale, namely :— 


Kress. 


At the rate of 6s. 8d. per hour for the aggregate 
of hours occupied by sittings of the Court, Special 
Court, or Deputy Court. 

When the place of residence of an assessor is so 
situated that, he cannot reasonably return home at 
night from the place of sitting of the Court, Special 
Court, or Deputy Court, he shall be paid an additional 
amount at the daily rate of 12s. 6d., subject to a 
minimum payment of 7s. 6d. per day. 


Fares. 
Assessors will in all cases be allowed actual fares 
necessarily paid by them in the exercise of their ap- 


pointments, 
G. S. BEEBY. 





[ 665 | Department of Education, 


Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ifs is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 


LonGLEAT, NEAR KurraJona. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





[933] Department of Education, 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


H S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has apvroved of the first 
paragraph of Regulation 83 under the Public Instruc- 
tion Act of 1880 being amended to read as follows :— 


“In very thinly populated localities, where a 
private teacher is engaged by one or more 
families, such teacher, if approved by the Minis- 
ter, may be paid subsidy.’” 

AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


16 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTY, No. 101. 


4055 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE ‘“‘PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


if is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
i the Governor, acting with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, that so much of the land hereunder 
described as is Crown Land has been appropriated, 
and so much thereof as is private property has been 
resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” for 
the following public purpose, namely, a Public School 
at Kllangowan, and is vested in the Minister of Public 
instruction, on behalf of His Majesty the King, for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Public Instruction Act of 1880.’ 
Dated the thirty-first day of July, one thousand 
nine hundred and eighteen. 
W. HE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
_ , AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land in the parish of 
Hilangowan, county of Richmond, and State of New 
South Wales, being portion 1538 of 2 acres, which is 
part of portion 137, held by William Fuller as a home- 
stead grant of Homestead Selection No. 1,905, Land 
District of Casino: Commencing on the south-western 
side of a reserved road 1 chain 50 Jinks wide travers- 
ing portion 137 at a point bearing north 41 degrees 
5 minutes west, distant t1 chains from the most south- 
erly south-eastern corner of portion 137 aforesaid; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
south 48 degrees 55 minutes west 5 chains, on the 
south-west. by a line bearing north 41 degrees 5 minutes 
west 4 chains, on the north-west by a line bearing 
north 48 degrees 55 minutes east 5 chains, and on the 
north-east by a line bearing south 41 degrees 5 minutes 
east 4 chains, to the point of commencement,—as 
shown on plan catalogued R. 2,324-1,744. [937] 





“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 





CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT OF ANNUAL SUMS 
TO BE PAID BY THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF GUNDAGAT IN RESPECT 
OF AMOUNT EXPENDED ON ADDITIONAL 
WORKS OF WATER SUPPLY FOR THE 
TOWN OF GUNDAGAI. 


W HEREAS in pursuance of the provisions of the 

“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’ the Minister for Public Works in and for the 
State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, has duty certified that the whole amount 
expended by the Government of the said State on 
certain Additional Works of Water Supply for the 
town of Gundagai, comprising extensions of main, 
provision of meters, and removals and repairs of 
pumping machinery, with interest at the rate of four 
pounds per centum per annum on the sum making up 
such amount calculated from the time such sums were 
expended to the 31st dav of December, 1917, is the 
sum of four hundred and sixty-five pounds fourteen 
shillings and tenpence (£465 14s. 10d.), and such cer- 
tified amount has been duly notified in the Government 
Gazette of 15th day of March, 1918, No. 33: And 
whereas in further pursuance of the provisions of the 
said Acts, His Excellency the Governor, by a notifica- 
tion published in the Government Gazette of the 17th 
day of May, 1918, No. 62, has fixed the term of twenty- 
five years as the period within which the amount shall 
be liquidated by the payment of such annual sums as 
shall,, after the last of such payments, extinguish the 
whole amount of such cost, with interest at the rate 
of four pounds per centum per annum on the balance 
remaining unpaid in each year: Now, I, the Honor- 
able Witi1am ArrHur Houman, the Colonial Treasurer 
in and, for the said State, in accordance ‘with the 
provisions of the ‘‘County Towns Water and Sewerage 
Acts, 1880-1905,’’? do hereby certify that the amount 
of the annual sum so payable by the Council of the 
Municipality of Gundagai shall be twenty-nine pounds 
sixteen shillings and threepence (£29 16s. 3d.), to be 
paid in each and every year during the said period of 
twenty-five years. 


Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this fifth day 


of August, in the year of our Lord one thou- 
sand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. A. HOLMAN, 


[183] Colonial Treasurer. 





PROCLAMATION—“HABITUAL CRIMINALS 
ACT, 1905.” 


(L.S.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


W HEREAS by section 5 of the ‘‘Habitual Criminals 
Act, 1905,’’ it is provided that every habitual 
criminal shall, at the expiration of his sentence, be 
detained, during His Majesty’s pleasure, and subject 
to the Regulations, in some place of confinement set 
apart by the Governor, by Proclamation in the 
Gazette, for that purpose: Now, therefore, I, Sir 
Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the State 
of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Com- 
monwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, direct that 
the Gaol at Young be set apart as a place of confine- 
ment in which persons declared to be habitual 
criminals may, at the expiration of their sentences, 
be detained. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
August, 1918, ; 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


L936] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 9th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticrs to toa OwNeERs oF 'TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Beazley: Lymington-street, from Glenfarne-street 
south-easterly 224 yards (4,630); Kimberley-street, 
from Forest-road south-easterly 93 yards (4,671). 

Hunter’s Hill: Pittwater-road, from Gladesville-road 
to Cambridge-street (6,592). 

Kogarah: Noble-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 188 yards (4,603); John-street, from 
Lacey-street to Bay-street (4,663). __ , 

Hurstville: Carruthers-street, from existing main to 
George-street (4,648). 

Lane Cove: Osborne-road, from Gordon-road southerly 
436 yards (6,605). 

Lidcombe: Jellicoe-street, from Parramatta-road to 
Nicholas-street;: Mons-street, from Parramatta- 
road to Nicholas-street; Ostend-street, from Par- 
ramatta-road to Nicholas-street; Gallipoli-strect, 
from Parramatta-road to Nicholas-street (4,597). 

Marrickville: Liawson-avenue, from  Frazer-street 
southerly 82 yards (4,714). : , 

Mascot: Mcintosh-street, from existing main westerly 
181 yards (4,566). 

Mosman: Lavoni-street, from Awaba-street southerly 
140 yards (6,602). | 

North Sydney: Alfred-street, from Junction-street to 
Willoughby-street (6,521); Waverton-avenue, from 
Bay-road south-easterly 153 yards (6,588) ; Priory- 
road, from existing main easterly and south- 
easterly 109 yards (6,526). Phat f 

Parramatta: Pennant-street, from existing main 
north-easterly 98 yards (6,549); McArthur-street, 
from Thomas-street south-westerly 376 yards 
(6,565). bgt 

Petersham: Arlington-street, from Constitution-road 
to  <Abergeldie-street; Abergeldie-street, from 
Arlington-street to existing main (4,744). 

Randwick: Ocean-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 115 yards, (4,640). ; a 

Ryde: Eltham-street, from William-street to Victorla- 
road (6,596). 

Waverley: Hastings-parade, § 
Bay-street; Bay-street, from Hastings-parade 
south-westerly 54 yards (4,669): St. Thomas 
street, from Albert-street northerly and easterly 
180 yards (4,667). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
eixty yards from the main pipe.] 

ee main pipe in tho said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-third day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage: 


from existing main to 


[174] 


4056 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ava., 1918, 











NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


[; is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 

the Governor, acting with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, that so much of the land hereunder 
described as is Crown land has been appropriated, and 
so much thereof as is private property has been re- 
sumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’’ for the 
following public purpose, namely, the construction 
of works of water supply for the town of Lithgow, in 
the State of New South Wales, and is vested in the 
Minister for Public Works, as Constructing Authority 
on behalf of His Majesty.—Dated the thirty-first day 
of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. EL. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


Ali that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Marangaroo, county of Cook, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of Water Reserve 14,897: 
Commencing at the southernmost corner of 48 acres 
2 roods, shown on plan catalogued S. 1,379, at Mines 
Department, Sydney, being a point bearing 99 degrees 
3 minutes, and distant 5 chains 12°77 links from the 
north-eastern corner of portion M.u. 1, shown on plan 
catalogued M. 10,500, at the said Department; and 
bounded thence on the south-west, west, and north- 
west by boundaries of that land, being lines succes- 
sively bearing 312 degrees 10 chains, 360 degrees 19 
chains, and 41 degrees 19 chains; thence again on the 
north-west by a line bearing 23 degrees 24 chains; 
thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 31 
chains; thence on the east and south-east by lines suc- 
cessively bearing 180 degrees 12 chains 5 links, 206 
degrees 28 chains 84 links, and 239 degrees 28 chains ; 
and thence again on the south-east by the south-east- 
ern boundary of the aforesaid land bearing 222 degrees 
13 chains 10 links, to the point of commencement,— 
having an area of 187 acres or thereabouts, and said 
to be in the possession of the Crown. 

[W. 1918-1,341] [301] 








[977] Department of Public Works, N.S.W., 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
MooBpaLL AND CRABBE’S CREEK SwAMP DRAINAGE TRUST. 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 49 of the ‘‘ Water 
Act, 1912,” I, the Honorable RicHarp THomas BALL, 
the Minister for Works for the time being in and for the State 
of New South Wales, do hereby appoint Thursday, the 12th 
day of September, 1918, as the date of election of two 
Trustees for the Mooball and Crabbe’s Creek Swamp Drainage 
Trust, and the Crabbe’s Creek Hall, Urabbe’s Creek, is hereby 
appointed the polling-place for the said election. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works, 











[667 | Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 31st July, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the following amendment of Water Supply 
By-laws made by the Council of the Municipality 
of Condobolin, under and by virtue of the powers 
contained in the ‘‘Country Towns Water and Sewer- 
age Acts, 1880-1905.” 
R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 





MUNICIPALITY OF CONDOBOLIN. 
BY-LAWS REGULATING WATER SupPLy. 


Wuereas bv the said Acts the Councils of certain 
Municipalities are authorised and empowered from 
time to time to make, alter, and repeal By-laws: 
Now, the Council of the Municipality of Condobolin, 
under and by virtue of the authority aforesaid, does 
hereby repeal. By-laws No. 2 and 3, as published in 
the Government Gazette of the 29th October, 1898, 
and amended and published in the Government 





Gazette of 9th October, 1907, and amended on the 
12th April, 1918, and the following is substituted 
in leu thereof, viz. :— 

water Rates. 


2. There shail each year be paid to the Council in 
respect of all ratable land in the Municipality a 
water rate of five pence half-penny (53d.) in the £ 
on the unimproved capital value as defined in the 
‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ of such land. 


Minimum Rate. 


3. The minimum rate chargeable in respect of each 
portion of ratable land or tenement in the Muni- 
cipality shall be one pound per annum. 

We hereby certify that a Resolution to repeal 
By-laws Nos. 2 and 3, and to substitute the foregoing 
in lieu thereof, was passed at a metting of the 
Council of the Municipality of Condobolin, duly held 
on the 2ist day of June, 1918; and we further 
certify that the Corporate Seal of the Council of 
the said Municipality was hereunto affixed on the 
25th day of June, 1918, in pursuance of a Resolution 
of the said Council duly passed at such aforesaid 


meeting. oR eee 
° : heE AN y 
Mayor. 


(.8.) 
Harotp A. Drew, 
Town Clerk. 


“ WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apprication No, 371, Forbes Lanp Boarp District. 


HE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Alexander William Swansbra for a 
License under the abovementioned Act has been pre- 
sented to the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 


mission, 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 
Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th August, 1918. 











DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the 5th\day of July, 1918, it became a 
matter for investigation before us as to whether an ap- 
plication, No. 371, by Alexander William Swansbra, 
under Part II of the ‘‘Water Act of 1912,’’ fora License 
for an existing earthern dam and excavated tank on 
Gunningbland Creek, Portion 2, Parish of Gunning- 
bland, County of Ashburnham, Land) District of 
Parkes; and having inquired into the said matter, we 
find that the matter has been duly advertised and 
that no objection has been received, and there is no 
objection in the Public interest or otherwise to the 
issue of the License asked for. 

We recommend the issue of a License for a term of 
five (5) years, subject to the conditions set out in 
schedule Hxhitit A enclosed. 

Applicant appeared. 

Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Parkes, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 5th day of July, 1918. 

a Pe Chairman. 
S. J. McGRA H, b 
J, LAWHITMILL, 5. Omer: 


{ Alexander William Swansbra. 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) Level of crest of bywash to be fixed at 2 feet below 
a Bench Mark established near the work, and 
particulars of which are in the Office of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

(2) In the event of scour taking place in the bywash 
same to be protected to the satisfaction of the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

(3) The whole of the work to be maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission. 

(4) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power, on giving the holder 
of the license or occupier of the site of the work 
six months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or withdraw 
the license, at any time if necessary or desirable, 
in connection with any scheme that may be formu- 
lated for the improvement of the watercourse, or 
in connection with the constitution of a Trust for 
the management of the same. 

(5) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion, revocation, or withdrawal to any person 
whomsoever. 

[W.C. and '1.C, 1918-12,203] [803] 


16 Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4057 





“WATER ACT, 1912.” 


AppLicaTIon No. 240, TamwortH LAND Boanrp 
Disrricr. 


Pas following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales for a License under the abovementioned 
Act has been presented to the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, } 
to wit. 


WuHereas on the 15th and 16th days of July, 1918, it 
became a matter for us to consider an applicaiton, 
under Part II of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’ by the Rail- 
way Commissioners for New South Wales for a Pump 
on the Castlereagh River, Parish and Town of Binna- 
way, County of Napier, Land District of Coonabarra- 
bran; and having inquired into. the said matter, we 
find that due publicity has been given to the inquiry, 
that no objections have been received nor found to 
exist in the Public interest, and that the Applicants 
are the occupiers of the land on which the subject 
Pump is to be used. 

We recommend that a License be issued fort a Pump 
in the position shown by red cross in circle on Litho., 
marked Exhibit “C,” for a term of ten years, and 
subject to the conditions set forth on Schedule, 
Exhibit ‘‘A.”’ 

Mr. Hebden for applicants. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Coonabarrabran, in the State of New Scuth 
Wales, this 16th day of July, 1918. 

J. E. HASSALL, Chairman. 


ot HAGAN et Members. 








Condition referred to. 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or abso- 
luteiy stop all pumping operations should it at 
any time think or deem it necessary to do so in 
the public interests. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1917-11,586] [802] 





“WATER ACT, 1912.” 


Apprication No. 365, Forses Lanp Boarp District. 


HY following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Alexander William Swansbra for a 
License under the abovementioned Act has been pre- 
sented to the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 


mission. 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th August, 1918. 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, \ 
to wit. Alexander William Swansbra. 


WHEREAS on the 5th day of July, 1918, it became a 
matter for investigation before us as to whether an 
application, No. 365, by Alexander William Swansbra, 
under Part II of the “Water Act of 1912,”’ for a 
License for an existing earthern dam on Gunningbland 
Creek, Portion 38, Parish of Gunningbland, County 
of Ashburnham, Land District of Parkes; and having 
inquired into the said matter, we find that the matter 
has been duly advertised and that no objection has 
been received, and there is no objection in the Public 
interest or otherwise to the issue of the License asked 
for. 

We recommend the issue of a License for a term 
of five (5) years, subiect to ihe conditions set out 
in schedule Exhibit ‘‘A’’ enclosed 

Applicant appeared. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Parkes, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 5th day of July, 1918. 


Be i, Mogkate man, 
Ny Cc yf 
J. L. WHITMILL, + Members. 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) Level of crest of bywash to be fixed at 150 feet 
below a Bench Mark established near the work, 
and particulars of which are in the Office of the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


(2) In the event of further scour taking place in the 
bywash, same shall be protected to the satisfaction 
of the ‘Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission. 


(3) The whole of the work to be maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Water Conservation and I[rri- 
gation Commission. 


(4) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power, on giving the holder of 
the license or occupier of the site of the work six 
months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or withdraw the 
license, at any time if necessary or desirable, in 
connection with any scheme that may be formu- 
lated for the improvement of the watercourse, or 
in connection with the constitution of a Trust. for 
the management of the same. 


(5) No compensation shall be payable by such commis- 
sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation, 
revocation, or withdrawal to any person whom- 
soever. 


[w.C. and I1.C. 1918-13,220] [795] 





‘WATER ACT, 1912.” 


Apprication No. 241, TamwortH Lanp Bosrp 
DistTRIcT. 


HW following report on an inquiry into the anoli- 
cation of the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales for a License under the abovementioned 
Act has been presented to the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South ae ol 
to wit. 


WueErEAS on the 15th and 16th days of July, 1918, 
it became a matter for us to consider an application, 
under Part II of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’ by the 
Railway Commissioners for N. S. Wales for a Pump 
on the Castlereagh River, Parish and Town of 
Coonabarrabran, County of ‘Gowen, Land District of 
Coonabarrabran; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we find that due 
publicity has been given to the inquiry, that no 
objections have been received nor found to exist in ~ 
the Public interest, and that the Applicants are the 
occupiers of the land on which the subject pump is 
to be used. 


We recommend that a License be issued for a Pump 
in. the position shown by red cross in circle on 
Litho., marked Exhibit ‘‘B,’’ for a term of Ten years, 
and subiect to the condition set forth on Schedule, 
Exhibiti “A.” 


Mr. Hebden for applicants. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Coonabarrabran, in the State of New South 
Wales, this 16th day of July, 1918. 

J. KE. HASSALL, Chairman. 


TY OM. BRENNAND, t e: 
D. HAGAN, Members. 





Condition referred to. 

(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the vower to regulate or abso- 
lutely stop all pumping operations should it at 
any time think or deem it necessary to do so in 
the public interests. 


[W,C, and I.C, 1917-11,587] [801] 


4058 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Aua., 1918. 





[964] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 18th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


PPeeeane to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
followine application for license, and the date and 
place specified hereunder are hereby apvointed for 
the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicant—George Charles Brown, for a race taking 
off Boggy Creek, in Bago Forest Reserve 1,961, 
Special Lease 1917-1, Tumbarumba, and State 
Forest No. 560, parish of Selwyn, county of Wyn- 
yard, Land District of Tumbarumba. 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 5th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Tumbarumba, and all persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend, and if they have any objec- 
tions to the granting of a license for the said work, 
they should state their objections at the inquiry 
hereby appointed. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1917-10,539] 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 





[965] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 13th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 

following application for license, and the date and 

place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicant—William Corby, for a dam and tank on an 
unnamed creek, in portion 40, parish of Jindalee, 
county of Harden, Land District of Cootamundry. 


The inquiry wil be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 12th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Cootamundra, and all persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend, and if they have any objec- 
tions to the granting of a license for the said work, 
they should state their objections at the inquiry 
hereby appointed, ; 
[W.C. and 1.C. 1917-11,191] 





H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the dates specified :— 


19tH Aveust, 1918. 

Assistant Teacher of Carpentry, Kogarah Trades 
School. Pay, 5s. per hour for two hours’ instruc- 
tion on each of three evenings weekly. Appli- 
cants must be expert tradesmen, possessing wide 
trade experience and ability to give practical 
instruction in accordance with the Technical 
College syllabus. Employment will be in terms 
of section 44 of the ‘Public Service Act,1902,” 
and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


21st Avaust, 1918. 


Apiary Inspectors (three required), Department of 
Agriculture, Pay, £180 per aca Me travel- 
ling expenses. Duties: Inspect apiaries and gene- 
rally enforce the provisions of the Act. Required 
for about six months from 1st September, 1918. 
Good. knowledge of apiary work required 
especially of infectious bee diseases and apiary 
pests. Mmployment will be in terms of section 44 
of the “‘Public Service Act, 1902,” and section 3 
of the Amending Act, 1903, 


26TH Aveust, 1918. 


Chemical Laboratory Assistant, Technological Museum 
Pay, £180 per annum, ranging to £200 per 
annum, if service satisfactory. Applicants must 
have had chemical training. Employment will be 
in terms of section 44 of the ‘Public Service Act 
1902,” and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 








NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act On OR BEFORE 
tHE 20TH SEepremBerR, 1918:— 


No. 20,567. APPLICANT :—Margaret Cullen, of 
North Sydney. LAND :—Municipality North Sydney, 
1 rood 23 perches, in Bligh and Fitzroy streets,— 
part 120 acres (portion 356 of parish) granted to 
Robert Ryan; adjoining properties of G. Virgona and 
T. W. Cullen. 


No. 20,769. APPLICANT :—EHlsie Heap, of Coo- 
gee. LAND:—Municipality Randwick, 16 perches, 
in Waltham-street,—lot 9, section 2, Crawley’s sub- 
division of part Tea Gardens Estate, and part allot- 
ment 13, section 8, granted to Robert Taylor; ad- 
joining properties of W. Taylor, Railway Commis- 
sioners for New South Wales, and H. C. Hudson. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
[973] 





16th August, 1918. 


: eee) 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the yrovisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on CR BEFORE 
THE 4TH OcrToBER, 1918 :— 


No. 21,226. APPLICANT:—Ann Wyatt, of Qui- 
polly. LAND:—Municipality Petersham, 143 per- 
ches, in Brighton-street,—lots 5 and 6 of Jennett’s 
subdivision of part, section 2, Wentworth Paddock 
Kstate, and part 100 acres granted to John White; 
adjoining properties of J. L. Mullins and H. J. 
Caton. 


No. 21,422. APPLICANT:—Abraham Collins, of 
Orange. LAND:—County Bathurst, parish Orange, 
shire Canobolas, 17 acres 2 roods 324 perches, near 
Orange, on road from Orange to Bathurst,—part 
636 acres (portion 80 of parish) granted to Joseph 
Moulder; adjoining properties of J. H. and A. H. 
Kerr, F. Coote, and E. J. Allsop. 


No. 21,451. _APPLICANT:—Alice Maria Wil- 
liams, of Ashfield. LAND:—Muniecipality Ashfield, 
1 acre 234 perches, on railway from Sydney to Strath- 
field and in Elizabeth-street,—part lot 57, section 3, 
Ashfield Park Estate, and part 280 acres (portion 
255 of parish) granted to Augustus Alt; adjoining 
properties of Commonwealth Government, Railway 
Commissioners of New South Wales, J. F, McKimm, 
and H. Drayton. 


No. 21,468. APPLICANT:—Herbert Gordon, of 
Mosman. LAND:—Municipality Mosman, 22 perches, 
in Shadforth-street,—lot 59, Mosman’s Bay Township 
Subdivision, and part 30 acres (portion 131 of parish) 
granted to John Jones; adjoining properties of S. L. 
Peyton and G. WH. B. Langley. 


No. 21,471. APPLICANT :—Frederick James 
‘rosthwaite, of Mascot. LAND:—Municipality New- 
town, 6 perches, in Harold-street, Erskineville,—part 
jot 12, section 4, shown on plan of subdivision of 
Gowrie Hstate, and part 90 acres granted to Nicholas 
Devine; adjoining properties of Hh. Edwards, R. Cope, 
and Mrs. Iredale (or L. F. U. Iredale). 


No. 21,493. APPLICANT:—Alexander Allan, of 
Doubie Bay. LAND:—Municipality Woollahra, 36 
square feet, in Manning-road,—part lot 1, Wallaroy 
Crescent Estate, and part Point Piper Estate, and 
part 1,180 acres granted to Daniel Cooper and Solo- 
mon Levey; adjoining property of A. Allan. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 


16th August, 1918. [974] 


16 Ava, i918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4059 








HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Pires. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n)--— 


Lake Macquarie Shire: Union-street, from end of ex- 
isting main southerly to South-street. 

Adamstown: Third-street, from Seventh-street east- 
erly to end of street at stormwater channel. 


Waratah; Silsoe-street, from end of existing main 
south-westerly to Ackeron-street ; Ackeron-street, 
from Silsoe-street south-easterly 24€ yards to end 
of street ; Moolcha-street, from Silsoe-street south- 
easterly 266 yards to end of street. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 

as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[790] 


Board's Offices, Newcastle, 
3lst July, 1918. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
' SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Pires. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n)— 

. Cessnock Shire (Rutherford): Aberglasslyn-road, from 
end of existing main northerly 840 yards. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may he) of all tenements and premises situated 

as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and _ stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[701] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
lst July, 1918. 





-— 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Novice To Lay Service Pires. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in-— 


Adamstown: Fletcher-street Hast, from Ninth-street 
to Seventh-street ; Seventh-street, from I letcher- 
street East to Fourth-street; William-street, from 
Fletcher-street East to Dibbs-street East; Dibbs- 
street East, from William-street easterly to end 
of street. 


Lambton: FWitzroy-street, from Hlder-street southerly 
390 yards; Morehead-street, from Hill-street 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, from end 
of existing main easterly to Gamack-street ; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-street. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 
northerly 92 yards. 

New Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from St. James road 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lane 
easterly to end of existing main near Curzon- 


the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
road, connecting dead-ends. 


Waratah: Winchester-street, from Windeyer-street to 
Tourle-street; Fitzroy-street, from Waratah- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 
Angust, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 
to he laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 
By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
12th July, 1918. [309] 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 3lst July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Novice To THE OwNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Bankstown: Road No. 1, from George’s River road 
southerly 1,676 yards; Road No. 2, from Road 
No. 1 westerly 975 yards; Road No. 3, from 
Road No. 2 southerly 1,043 yards; Road No. 4, 
from Road No. 2 southerly 562 yards (4709). 

Fane, Hogue-street, from lane to Robey-street 


(4642 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. | 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the thirteenth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[682] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHE Ownzrs or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Parramatta: Webb-street, from Isabella-street north- 
easterly 145 yards; Isabella-street, from Webb- 
street south-easterly 248 yards (6,581). 

tandwick: Broad-road, from Botany-street to Mar- 
oubra-road (4,692); McCauley-street, from exist- 
ing main northerly 97 yards (4,489). 

Willoughby: Neridah-street, from 
north-westerly 138 yards (6,609). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
nileys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


iT HiE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and nre- 


mises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[816] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


Victoria-avenue 


—— = = — 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notick To THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN 


Blacktown: Binalong-road, from existing main north- 
erly 37 yards (6,612). 

Enfield: Ann-street, from Burwood-road io Baker- 
street (4,703). 

Granville: Earl-street, from Woodviile-road to High- 
street (4,701). 

Leichhardt: Flood-street, from existing main to 
William-street; William-street, from Flood-street 
to existing main (4,757). 

Parramatta: Pennant Hills Road, from Parramatta 
boundary to Bellevue-street ; Bellevue-street, from 
Pennant Hills Road to Factory-street; Vactory- 
street, from Bellevue-street to Windsor-road 

_ (6,499). pe. ° 

Warringah Shire: Pine-avenue, from existing main 
northerly 45 yards (6,608). 

/nd the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

Hi main pine in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required. on or before 

the twenty-seventh day of September next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to sunnly 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises. 

D. C. ROBERTSON, 
; Superintendent of Water Service Board 
[962] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


4060 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 23rd July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notick To THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
iIN— 


Camden: Menangie-road, from existing main south- 
erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing 
main to Menangle-road (4,685). 

Central (Mlawarra: Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,789). 

Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street to 
Tiillier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Queen- 
street westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 
Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to MacKenzie-strect ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-street to existing main; Mac- 
Renzie-street, from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; Macivenzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-street (4,677). 

Granville: Wouis-street, from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 

Leichhardt: Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,135 yards; Magowar-road, 
from 'Targo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 


from Perry-street to 


and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from . 


the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Windsor-road to 

Klein’s-road; Klein’s road, from Boundary-road 
: north-westerly 52 yards (6571). 

Concord: Wunda-road, from Brunswick-parade east- 
erly 202 yards (4753); Bangalla-street, from 
Brunswick-parade easterly 150 yards (4754). 

Mascot: Beresford-street, from Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604). 

Waverley: The Avenue, from Dickson-street south- 
westerly 126 yards (4637). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

Re main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the thirtieth day of August next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerags. 


[517] 





[327] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Sane or Lost anp Unciaimep Proverty, Dariine 
Harpour, 2ist Auacust, 1918. 


IN OFte8 is hereby given that a quantity of un- 

claimed goods on hand over six months and 
certain articles that have been left in trains or on 
railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking-sticks, 
muffs, &c., and that have been on hand three months 
or more, will be sold by Public Auction at 11 a.m., 
on Wednesday, 21st August, 1918, at Darling Harbour 
Goods Station. 

Owners may apply for lost articles to the District 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until 14th August. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 

J.S. SPURWAY, 


[841] Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


(16 Aue., 1918, 





Nive is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 

holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
ncome-tax assessments. 


Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918. 
L. A. McDOUGALL, 
Registrar of the Conrt. 


[629] 








OTICE is hereby givea that the Bench of Stipen- 
diary Magistrates in the Petty Sessions, as- 
sembled at the Court-house, Manly, this sixth day of 
August, 1918, do hereby appoint each and every Mon- 
day, commencing from the nineteenth day of August, 
1918, as the day on which all actions under the Small 
Debts Recovery Act and the amending Acts shall be 
heard and determined at the Court-house aforesaid. 


By the Court, 
A. G. PLUNKETT, 


| 95-4]. Registrar, Small Debts Court, Manly. 








In the Court of Petty Sessions for the Richmond 
River Petty Sessions District, holden at Ballina. 
The second day of August, one thousand nine hundred 
and eighteen. 

ARTHUR JAMES. PEISLEY, Esquire, a Police 
Magistrate, sitting in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, at Ballina, do hereby appoint the following 
days on which plaints and actions shall be heard at the 
Court of Petty Sessions, under the provisions of the 
“Small Debts Recovery Act of 1912.”’ 
The first Thursday of each month and the third 
Thursday of each month. 
A. J. PHISLEY, 
[932] Police Magistrate. 





the undersigned, Police Magistrate, ‘sitting in 
5 Petty Sessions at the Court-house, Liverpool, in 
the State of New South Wales, have this day ap- 
pointed the Thursdays following the second and fourth 
Mondays in lieu of the first and third Mondays in 
each month to be the days on which actions under 
the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1912,”’ shall be heard 
and determined. 
Dated this ninth day of Augnst, 1918. 
T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate, 
Court-house, Liverpool. 


[942] 





[ THE undersigned Police Magistrate, sitting in 

Petty Sessions at the Court-house, Campbelltown, 
in the State of New South Wales, have this day ap- 
pointed the second Monday in lieu of the second 
Tuesday in each month to be the day on which 
actions, under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1912,” 
shall be heard and determined. 


i TY BUCLEGGy - 
Police Magistrate. 


[988] 


Court-house, Campbelltown, 
12th August, 1918. 





THE undersigned Police Magistrate, sitting in Petty 
« Sessions at the Court-house, Casino, in the State of 
New South Walesa, have this seventh day of August, 1918, 
appointed every Friday as the day for holding Small Debts 
Court at Casino. 
A. JAS. PEISLEY, 


[987] Police Magistrate. 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


ENDERS for the following public works have been 
an accepted for the period ended 10th August, 
1 :—— 


Hrection and Completion of Police Station and Court- 
house at I‘inley—John Waveh, Ashfield. ; 
Construction of Timber Truss Bridge over Murrum- 
bidgee River st Narrandera—road Narrandera to 

Wagea—W. F. Oakes, Lismore. 
Hrection and Completion of Operating Block, Goul- 
burn District Hospital—John Waugh, Ashfield. 
Supply, Deliverv, Laying, &c., of Woodstave Pipes for 
Broken Hill Water Supply—Australian Woodpipe 
Co., Ltd., Longueville. : 

Completion of Work on Roads, via portion 15, parish 
of Bulga—Closer Settlement Roads, Contract No. 
9/17-18—P. Keough, Comboyne. 


[953] 





16 Ava, 1918.] 


————— eee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4061 





Erection and Completion of Mattress-making Room, 
Newington State Hospital—Charles Waters, 
Auburn. 


Unsuccessful tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. 


T. B. COOPER, 
Under Secretary. 


ane 





Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


foe for the supply and delivery of Provisions to 
H.M. Gaol, Young. during a period commencing Ist 
September, 1918, and terminating 30th June, 1919, will be 
received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, up till 4°30 p.m. on Wednesday, 21st August, 1918. 

Tender forms and further particulars may be obtained on 
application. 


[979] 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


ENDERS will be received at the Office of the Railway 
Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, until noon on the 
date mentioned, for the following supplies :— 


August 28th, 1918, supply of undermentioned goods for 
Railway Refreshment Rooms. 


Bulk Wines, Basketware, Brewers’ Goods, Bedsteads, Bedding, 
&c., Cutlery, China, Glassware, &c., Confectionery, Dairy 
Produce, Furniture, Groceries, &c., Provisions, Softgoods, 
Linen, &e. 


Tenders may be for periods of three, six, or twelve months. 


Forms of tender, conditions of contract, and all information 
obtainable from General Manager, Railway Refreshment 
Rooms, 357 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept any 
tender. 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
[978] 


Secretary. 





TENDERS FOR 


4 


P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PUBLIC WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLO@K 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 


Accountant of this Department. 


For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 


R. T. BALL. 





Dates 
up to which 
Tenders will be 
received. 


Description of Work or Supplies to be 
‘endered for. 


Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
General Conditions, and form of Tender, 
may be seen. 


Remarks, 


Building Works. 





Installation of Electric 


Lighting, Court- 
house, Albury. 


19 Aug., 1918 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Oourt-house, 
Albury. 





Erection of Retaining Wall and Fence 
thereon, Ormond House, Paddington. 





Alterations and Additions, Department of | 19 Aug., 1918 
Pharmacology, Medical School, University 


of Sydney. 








Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Cottage | 26 Aug., 1918 
Hospital, Bulli. 


19 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 








meat, Sydney. 


ment, Sydney. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Oourt-house, Bulli; 
and Supervising LEngineer’s Office, 
Wollongong. 








Repairs and Painting at Po ice Station, Con- 


2 Sept., 1918 
cord. 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Concord. 


Harbour and Drainage Works. 


Removal of Rock at the entrance to the | 25 Nov., 1918 | Oontractcrs’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Clarence River. 





ment, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 

Wellington (New Zealand) ; Secretary, 

Harbour Trust, Auckland (New Zea- 
| land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
| and Court-house, Grafton, 





Miscellaneous. 








Supply and Erection of Steam Sterilizing 
Plant; and Installation of Domestic Hot 
Water Service at the Illawarra Cottage 
Hospital, Coledale. 


26 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 





Separate Contracts. 
ment, Sydney. 





Installation of Low Pressure Steam Boiler, 
Nanitary Fittings, Sterilizing Plant, and 
Additions to Existing Hot Water Service at 
the District Hospital, Dubbo. } 


2 Sept., 1918 








| Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 








Installation of Hand-power Lift at the 
Hawkesbury Benevolent Society and Hos- 
pital, Windsor. 


2 Sept., 1918 











Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 








4062 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, [16 Ava., 1918. 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of twu 
sureties for approval. 

The Department doves not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 











R. T. BALL. 
: Me. Date from which y 
2 peor aga Tena! 3 Lent — oitieae, | *° Lease may be | 94m. as under 
a or pp 

*Dungle Ridge Bore 640 0 O | Angledool to Collarendabri 5 years | 1 Sept., 1918 ...| 19 Aug., 1918 
+Dolo Tank ... 796 0 O | Silverton to Wilcannia ... ee } Octs, ots fs cle BOP bry wiess 
Mossgiel Tank .., 552 1 O | Booligal to Mossgiel eh Tt Oras LS 4 asl kee ae He 
Bunker Tank ... 640 0 O | Wilcannia to White Cliffs eed ase i be oS Hoes Ke 
One Eye Tank: ... 640 0 O | Mount Hope to Willanthry Ouase Ly 3 nf Ess aS 























* The bore is under the control of the Western Lands Commission, which will supply the lessee with 10,000 gallons of water daily for the use of the 
P.W-P., free of charge. t+ New water-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed. 








Department of Kducation, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THEN Diiks FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m. om the 
dates set forth in the second column, 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Kducation, Sydney, and endorsed ‘* Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” 


All tenders for works at or above £45() must he accompanied by « deposit calculated at the rate of 5Y (1s. in the £ 
01 fhe amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL, 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a» marked cheqaus on a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


eatouEs. AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an oiticer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 


The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or avy tender 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 




















Rea Date up to which Where Plans and Specitications may be seen, and Tender 
Devoription of Work to be tendered for, feel debe be V bodias AL Eine: 
1918. 

Bolong—Additions ... .| 22 August .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 

Yetman (Fresh)—Teacher’s Residence .., ae oe ats Department of Education, Sydney; and Publie 
Schools, Yetman, Inverell, and Warialda, 

Konorigan (Fresh)—-New School Building 22 ase .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Konorigan, Ballina, Grafton, and 
Lismore. 

Coffee Camp, via Lismore (Fresh)—New Residence 200 Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

. Schools, Lismore and Casino. 

Numulgi, via Woodlawn (Fresh)--New Residence 20 Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Numulgi. 

Durrumbul, via Mullumbimby (Fresh)—New Teacher’s) 5 September..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Residence and Weathershed. Schools, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, Lismore, and 

Durrumbui. 

Oura Village, via Wagga Wagga—New School Building) 5 Pa Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wagga Wagga, Junee, and Oura, 

Gumble, via Manildra—New School Building ... 5 A .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wellington, Orange, and Molong. ~ 





16 Ave., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 
(975] 


4063 








State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 31st July, 1918. 
NOTIFIOA'TION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASH. 


Pe is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 


The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
- eovenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


A. certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the urea leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising oecupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 





GEORGE W. FULLER. 





























ScHEDULE. 
3s Z | Gituati d t T 
S08 +e ituation and exten erm 
Bsa Ree pa Naine and Address of Lessee. ef area leased, of gape Remark, 
bez S : F and Plan Oat, No. Lease. 
i=] 
Fisheries. £ xs. a, 
1018-9730-| 9730 | Inferior! Eli Brown Babapekos} Collins-street, Burrill Lake, frontage 300 yards. 5 years! 110 0 | Under section 12 (338), ‘‘ Fishexies 
4821. lands. (known as George Kiama. Plan Cat. No. B. 1-64. from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
| Brown), 31-7-18, | (Fisheries Act, 1902). 








SPECIAL Conpirrions, Provassons, Hxcrepions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


No oysters may be removed from the above area during the first year of the term of the hieense (or permit). If the lease be renewed 


for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental dwring the ninth or any later year fora further (third) terna 
of five years. 





[976] State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted, 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 


the area during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. 


EK. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


















































ae Applicant, | Loaiity, | Parian, | County, Eis t4 pt hd 
Port STEPHENS. Yards. 
9851 | Ernest William and| On the western side of oyster lease No. 4,757 ...| Tomaree ...{ Gloucester... 100 | 15 years. 
Arthur Charles 
Laman. 
Ricumonp River. 
9856 | William John About 150 yards easterly from oyster lease No.| South | 200 | 15 years. 
Bourke, 5,764. Ballina.| 
BRISBANE WATER, 
9857 { Abraham Alfred Near Point Clare, fronting lot No. 3 | Patonga ...| Northum- 200 | 15 years. 
| : Hollander.| berland. (about). 
Guorer’s RIVER. 
9858 , Charles Adrastus , Woronora River, at the north-western end of; Holdsworthy,; Cumberland 140 | 10 years. 


Humbley oyster lease No. 9,699. (about). 
...| Woronora River in two sections— section 1 at the do ie do see 200m Te LO 
western end of section 1 of oyster lease No. 
7,986; section 2 at the north-west end of 
oyster lease No. 9,744. 
9861 | William Ernest At the north-western corner of application No,| Sutherland.. do ...| 2 acres | 10 
Smith.| 9,782. (about). 


9859 Do 


»” 


” 








4064 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava. 1918, 





[5324 State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


JT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
4 portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
area during the preceding twelve months. ‘Chey must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when requested 


























to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 
mee Applicant, Locality. | Parish, | County, nich peels : 
Brunswick River. Yards. 
9839 | Robert Nixon ...{ Middle Arm, about 250 yards westerly from ne Billinudgel...{ Rous "| 300 ‘10 years. 
south-west corner of oyster lease No. 9,746. 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. 
9842*; John Malone _...; Patonga Creek, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Patonga ...| Northumber-; 200 (| 10 years. 
9,275, section 1, and 9,807, section 2. | | land. 
9843* Do ...| Patonga Creek, at the southern end of oyster lease! do bat do n 400 lo , 
No. 7,923. | 
9844* Do Lal Patonga Creek, about 300 yards southerly from do pt do ...| 500 yds./10_ ,, 
application No. 9,8U8, section 2, and being | ino) 
identical with expired oyster lease No. 5,121. sections. 








Mannine RIvER. 


9840*| Charles Dive ...| Luthrie Bay, being sections 1 and 2 of Feturned 
Soldier’s Holding “ BE.” 


Oxley ...| Macquarie...) 1,853 | 15 years. 




















* Applications Nos, 9842, 9843, 9844, and 9840 are subject to the special ecnditions relating te Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 





(684] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


‘JT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 

Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be eccompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to nave been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months, They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


requested to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 











Under Secretary. 
i ol | sg 
ee Applicant. | Losslity, | Parish. County, a Spates 
Mannina@ River. Yards. 
9797 | Charles Edward Wood-| Lansdowne River, at the south-east end of{ Harrington..| Macquarie...{ 400 10 years. 
ward. oyster lease No. 9,341. (in two 
sections). 

















Tomaao RIVER. 


9838 | Timothy Wray... ...| At the eastern end of a small island opposite 


Bateman sl St. Vincent..| 200 10 years. 
the western end of oyster lease No. 7,932. 





CrypE RIVER. 








9845 | Charles Thistleton Latta) Observation Point, at the eastern end of the| Baternan ,,.| St. Vincent..| 200 15 years. 
Public Oyster Reserve. 
9846 Do ...| About 30 yards north-easterly from the do eh do ..| 300 10405 








| north-west corner of portion No. 4. 


Port STEPHENS. 








9348 | Willi:m Charles Neal...) Fame Cove, at the eastern end of oyster lease| ......... Ue | Gloucester,..| 400 | 10 years. 
No. 6,977. | 
BrisBawE WAtTER. 
9845*; John Edmund King #4 At the north-east corner of portion No. 128.| Patonga ...| Northum- 290 | 15 years. 
berland. 
HAwKkeEsBuryY RIVER. 
9352*, John George Baldwin..| At Big Bay, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Cowan ...| Northum- 295 | 15 years. 
4,882 and &,676. berland 
9658*| John Malone ... ...| At the north-west corner of oyster lease No.! do vs AD iy i3. 300 | 10 ,, 


7,411, section 2, 











"Applications Nos, 9 849, 9,352, and 9,353 are subject to the special cenditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 


16 Ava. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4065 


Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands Branch, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART Vi,—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE, 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1918-— 
SECOND NOTIFICATION, 


OTICE is hereby given, in terms ef the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the 
Brands set opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List 

have been applied for, accepted by, or allotted to, such persons; and that if, within two months from the 
first notification in Government Gazette, 9th August, 1918, no ebjection be made by any other person, on 
account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby notified, such Brands shall be 
deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be registered accordingly. 


1. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of 
Brands ; and applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, 
and the postal addresses of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used 
are correctly given, in order that all notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or 
stations. 7 

2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this 
Department ; and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to his name 


as well as his address. 
8, T. D, SYMONS, 


Registrar of Brands, 


eee 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ended 
81st March, 1918. 


The letters H.C in second column denote that the Brand is registered for Horses and Cattle, 





























The letter H +3 denotes 7 3 Horses only. 
- The letter C 33 f “f is Cattle only. 

The letters CM if denote A neil Camels only. 
ad No. of wa | No. of 
Brand, 8 Name and Address, Appli- Brand. 8 Name and Address, Appli- 
na cation, a cation. 

Letters. 
B 
A. 
SA..\HC|Francis William Hill, Buttabone, 130849] @V--| HC George Ernest Bares, Hard Times,|130603 
War Wranen ) d ulliwa Creek, Narrabri 

La a as hc cg Meanie BA %..JHC|Thomas James Bax, Euston 130360 
bb...| © |(Mrs.) Beatrice Brown, Ivy Vale, 130613 


= HC Archibald Angus Anderson, Warre- |130550 
V Yarra 


Island, Cl Island las 
rs Ra hence Aaa B } HC|John Browning, Greenwood, Hastings) 17628 
River. (Transferred from Eliza- 
A(m ..| C |Alexander McConaghy, Berry 131168 a Hath BreeAien) 


<7,/HC/Alfred Luff, Ingleburn. (Transferred) 17668 B i; H Bernard Thaddus O’Mullane, Wee|130631 
f from Elizabeth Ann Luff.) OM Waa 


A | 
<DLIHC Alexander Donaldson, Aberdare 131046 BE } HC |Barney and Patrick Farley, Upper 131446 
Extended Colliery, Cessnock F Rollands Plains, Wilson River, via 





Annie irl Ha R: 30817 Telegraph Point 
AEM C tsivests po ect he ses be ya acil tT, [olin Michael, and William Barry, 131297 
A H |William Trenchard Holloway, Mount) 130587 Oakleigh, Hopefield 
Pleasant, Kelly’s Plains. (For Cattle | 
brand sce under _4, ry Cc 
al..J/HC Albert Gilbert Isaacs, Dobies Bight, |130623 
asino CAG...JHC|Ernest Albert Gandern, Barraba 131214 
qT..JHC 2 ae Hills, Spring Grove, Crook-/131232 Cc @1|HC/Albion Cameron, Congewai, via Cess-|180634 
we m nock 
IMLIHCilAlice Maud Owen, Mogo Mogo, 136345} CAY...| C Timms Bros., Nelyambo Station, T7624 
Charleyong, via Braidwood Cobar. (Transferred from Joseph 
<cs..JHC ATOARRG SE ena, junior, Willow|131590 Timms. ) 
ount, Mundooran > \ ee : : 
A } c William Trenchard Holloway, Mount|130587 ee HC Sarah Elizabeth Cameron, Pokolbin | 13077 
TICS |: Pleasant, Kelly’s Plains, (For harge OEBD...JHC|Conrad Ernest Gerke Glenoak 130804 
b Deepwater a 
rand see under 47.) QLIHC James Halliday, Sandy Flat. (Trans-| 17661 








VY..|HC Albert Ernest Brothertcn, Bombala.) 77642 HH ferred from Susan Halliday.) 
(Transferred from Albert Ernest CJ. sHGIC. Jeffries Britten, Ltd., Wood- T7602 
| Brotherton and Wilburn Amos house, Tamworth, . (‘Transferred | 
| John Yelds). | i from ©. J, Britten.) | 
} 








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4066 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, [16 Ava., 1918, 


| No. of 













Name and Address. Name and Address. Appli- 


cation. 





Stock. 

































oe Or im f ' eg ee | G C |Christopher and Herbert Lindsay T7648 
hg HC Richard Dennis Legge, Peak Hill 130749} Gy Watson, Numba, via Nowra. 
O'L....HC|Albert Luckie, Bundulla, Mun- T7643} (Transferred from George H. 
dooran. (Transferred from. Mary Watson.) 130808 
Ann Luckie.) p UV ...| C |George Waller, Cowangarra, via 
OS...,HC|Patrick Moore, Jerrabomberra, 131029} Wauchope, Hastings River 
pay Queanbeyan 
CNS...| H |Charles Norton Smith, Wilcannia |130547 
EL 
HAU...|\AC/|Herbert Arthur Upton, Teven 131497 
D Creek 
| Wl... C|Edmund Percy Bailey, Emmaville | |131005 
DD LHC John William Dodds, Orama, Upper|131069} ~ : 
a } C Bellinger River PP mb HC See ew kel: Spring Gully, 131253 
Wg C |James Ferguson Heazlett, Gundaroo |131461} iI } HC Jeffery Hicks, Byabarra, via Wau-- |151099 
D + HC ee Denver eRe rea Sie nieni yp: Hever HY C anne Leonard Vere Podmore, 131556 
vy a i : 
: ! P } Frank and Elizabeth streets, 
D YR...|HC peed" Dwyer, Milo, \ pi, Wetherill Park 
g 2 
a: a 
HVT...) H |/Ernest Albert Terry, Echo, Railway- 131528} . HC oa eee Hea, Denning i 1s0Be4 
street, Cabramatta ( ai Ip sa igen Pea Bae 2 130935 
&bd...| G |Ernest Spence Blacka, Breakfast 131086, HC/Executors estate of late John Beven, m4 
Creek, Cobargo bd Bevendaie, via Dalton i ee 
EO L/HC|Ernest Combe, Walker’s Ridge, 131343 T BL AC |Archibald Henry Booth, Mitchell's \\)1s 
C Alagala, Narromine , e Island, Manning River 
&d....HC|George Edmunds, Hillingston, 131509 2 HQ |J ohn Lettice, Spring Gully, Bunnan |130617 
Dumaresq c : 
at HOCG|Edward Douglas, Douglas Park, 130585, UL.-AC eee ade dih gts 131146" 
A Kootingal ; 
}&9 Bi (pao ta HC|Nathaniel Martin and Arthur Amos} 17658 IM....HC A A danarn Patrick 131508 
Legge, Nethercote, Eden. (Trans- perk Pana rie Mee Pea 
ferred from Edward Peach Legge.) 
&N...|\BCjAugust: Clyde Newell, Nabiac. 3 T7651 Id../HC Peinieera Li Wargvorth, g 3165 
(I'ransferred from James Newell.) 5 ee AD ay 
HOQO....HC|Thomas Henry Owen, Nerriga, 131504 © UV"... HC Ivy Maude Wilson, Bemboka 130780 
Braidwood | 
a C |Elizabeth Olive Frazer, Dungog 130943 ap 
fal Ere ea at ! * 
EOS.../HC eat Joseph O’Sullivan, Doora-|131096 hay FI C\John Antony Cohholtyy! Gayitio 130978 
EB S} HC /|Executors late J. H. Schmidt, Spring-/131633} J AW...| C |Henrietta Wallace, BEEN OF He, via [131505 
WwW field, Walla Walia Kendall 
eu... CG Edmund James Trueman, Sunshine,/1310334 GBA...|  |John Bell Armstrong, Lake Victoria|130874 | 
ngleburn Station, Cal Lal 
J aa HC|David James Bonnington, Woodvale|i31544 
J Park, Curban 
- J }; HC |Executors estate of late J. T. Sloman,|131402 
S$ Mt. Pleasant, Dundee 
HW wag j | i 30991 ; 
PAS...HC ee feb Schulz, Elmslie, 13099} of HC/|George Herbert Drayton, Bellbird {131547 
WH y-...| C ae ey Fooks, Kissing Point|130876 SD LHC |John W. Drewe, Wyona, Maules 131607 
roa undas W Creek, Boggabri 
FD... HO|Frank William Doherty, Sawyer’s |131631 J #} H |James Edward Kennedy, Keewong 131385 
Gully, Warialda K Station, Cobar 
F wb HOC Gibson Bros., Caragabal, Grenfell. | ©7615 1 /HC\John Farrell, Glen Morrison, . 130497 
(Transferred from Executors estate ea Walcha 
late F. F, Gibson.) ak HC|Joseph Googe, Pine View, Wybong, (131038 
ALL...| C |Florence Lenore Lisle, Urunga, 131592 G Muswell HSS ‘ 
Bellinger Heads tiGA...| © |James Gray Alexander, Miriam- {131560 
WL HC|Wirrialpa Pastoral Company, Ltd., | 77641 ! street, Ryde 
rl Heston, Guy Fawkes, via bor. 12... C|\George Jackson, Kia Ora, Curlewis [130790 
(Transferred from Frederick aJL-../40 Jack Joe Lowe, care Wing Hing 131467 
i ip eae Long and Co. Tingha 
eee! 4 v + i i « 3 
‘Ss HC eh a GreenhilJ, via 131130 wor HC|John O’Rourke, Ben Lomond 130655 
FZJ../HCiWJames Harry Fuller, Warmatta Park,|131114 LM 
J C Malebo, tl Wagga ae ae } HC|John Mahony, Tamworth 130892 
Al H |Helen Pratt, Ellerslie, Harefield. T7680 
at (Transferred from John P. Pratt.) 
G JSC...| CG |James D., Archibald, and Margaret|130676 
; McCallum, Moonan Flat, via Scone 
eee jy eee iaees iby VEbeh LapGoS ty } HC |James Samuel Worth, Coolongolook |131366 
BL C baohee Henry Bramble, Bonewail 130577 MrH...,HC\|James T. Doig, Cullenbenbong, via} 17610 
fan) at Megalong. (Transferred from James 
GD...| C |George Thomas Doland, Howlong- |130685, Thompson and James 'T. Doig.) 
road, Albury JGMNM,..\HC|(Miss) Clara A. Murphy, Porter’s|131392 
AG}. HG William Richard Gossage, Gulgong. | 17679 Retreat 
G LS pial from William Goss- J ox HCjErnest Loosely Molong Parslow, . |181071 
OL HCHe Poor ta Gioeeuoadl ie 130s; Gar tae | 
N Bee NOR Ly Hie al oddone a} HC|Joseph Archer, Lenore, Murga 131522 
GS1...HC ocak a pti Irvine, Bonville, 131609 DW.../HC|(Mrs.) cagpesens Jane Ward, Orange 131479 
offs Harbour | Mount, Eulah Creek, Narrabri 
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KR...JHC 
LAL...|HC 
LBV HC 
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Le..jJHC 
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Law| # 
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Name and Address. 





150 


Timms Brothers, Nelyambo Station, 
Cobar. (Transferred from Joseph 

. Timms.) 

Kenneth Beaton, Newton Boyd, 
Glen Innes 

Ivy C. Knauer, Laura Feodore Knauer, 
Linda Emily Harris-Walker and 
Kbba Louisa Knauer, Clybucea, 
Macleay River. (Transferred from 
John Knauer.) 

Anthony Harold Knauer, Kempsey... 

John Knox Ross, Ardersier, Inverell 


am 


Alfred Cleverdon Smiles, Kirithia, 
Tamworth 

James Lindsay Bourne, Pyree, 
Nowra 

Robert H. N. and Donald R. Landale, 
Lindifferon, Deniliquin 

Christopher John Lynch, Dunoon. 
(Transferred from John Lynch.) 

Denis Stephen Lett, Teilis Dene, 
Galambine, Gulgong 

Leslie Thomas A alice Wieland, 
Ponto, Geurie 


M 


Thomas William F. McDonald, 
Ulong Creek, Eastern Dorrigo 

Michael McLaren, Bryan’s “Gap, 
Tenterfield 

Bertie Clayton McWhirter, Morton’s 
Creek, Beechwood, Hastings 
River 

James Benjamin Meppem, 
Vale, Kilgowla 

Arthur James Gallegos, Marsh-st., 
Armidale 


via 





Forest 


IW 


John, Albert 8. and Ernest A. Ryan, 
Yarra, Bibbenluke 

Arthur Lincoln Wilson, Ferndale, 
Caloola, (Transferred from Noble 
Wilson.) ; 

T. J. Williams, Llangothlin. “(Trans- 
ferred from J. C. Robbie.) 


O 


Edmund Barnett, 
Cobar 

John William Francis, Burren 
Junction 


Baden Park, 


Cootamundra 
‘Margaret O’Brien, Lost River, Crook- 
well 


ue. 


Peter Accola, Jerilderie 

Clement Patrick Taylor, Cooranbong 

Peter Christensen, Wilson’s Down-. 
fall 


Martin Rowen, Scott’s Flat 


Executors of estate of late Freder- 





Olando John Mortimore, Killar-|1: 
ney Station, Narrabri 
James Lawrence Ryan, Munroe, 


No. “| 
| 
cation. 





T7624 


130594 


©7627 


130240 
130906 


130863 
131054 
130821 

T7623 
129990) 
131305 








ick Augustus Parbury, Satur, Scone 


R 


Annie Byrne, Tubbamurra, via 
Llangothlin 
Roderick Coombes, Bolivia 


-|HC|Robert Joseph Dunn, Currajong, via] T7660 


Wagga Wagga. (Transferred from 
Henry Oliver Heath and Robert J. 


’ Dunn.) 
*lHC Alfred Bere Chapman Dunn, 


‘Ellerslie, Condobolin 


13104 
130815 


131338 







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Q oe. 


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a No. of 
8 Name and Address, Appli- 
n cation. 


| A 


HC 


Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction 
View, Adaminaby 

Robert John Boyne (trustee late Henry 
Ricketson), Billabong, Marsden’s 


C|John Joseph and Morgan Berchmans 


Redden, Cooleappa, Coonabarabran 

Richard O’Donnell, Slaty Creek, 
West Wallsend 

Roy Russell Weakley, Holmwood, 
near Tarro 

Francis Timothy Russell, River View, 
Adaminaby 


Nambucca River. (Transferred 
from Jane Turnbull.) 
Robert Wright, Gilroy, via Ashley 


Reginald Faunce Ryrie, Rosemont, 
Mulgrave 

John, Albert Sinclair and Ernest 
Andrew Ryan, Yarra, Bibbenluke 


5S 
Sydney Alfred Budge, Marsden 











RY..| c 
RYN..| ¢ 
SAliac 
SEL Cc 
a 
SKK..\EC 
SLIHC 
30G.../CM 
goe..|.c 
STR...\HC 
SV 
Dp SEC 
TAL Eg 
LEC 
Te. 


UC... 
NOs 


HC 
C 





Simon Francis Corey, Gingerra, 
Anembo 

Richard Albert) Tickner, Glenloss, 
Marulan. (Transferred from 
Edward Tickner.) 

Sam Kum Kie, The Yanko, Jeril- 
derie 

Robert O’Hara, Strawberry Hills, 
Glen Innes 

Said Goolam Adeen, North Camel | 
Camp, Broken Hill 

William Paul Schafer, Amosfield 
P.0., Ruby Creek 

Samuel Tilson Kirkland, Main Arm, 
Mullumbimby 


Arthur Edmund Pearce, Liddell 





ge 


Thomas Arthur Brown, Collarenebri 
Henry Herbert Egan, Bredbo 





Station, Ivanhoe 


a 


Manning River 
George Venables, Tocumwal. 
(Transferred fron John Venables.) 
Sarah Jane Turnbull, Woodhall, 
Euroka, Manning River 





Kdgar Marshall Turnbull, Macksville, 


131457 
130787 
130181 
131052 
130656 
130695 

7/621 


131606 


131174 
131037 


130560 





1380553 


77625 






131250 
131414 
181600 
131618 
130993 


131375 


131421 
130598 


HC/Thomas Edward Gammon, Morundah|130969 


HC/Harold Clement Higgins, Canowin-| 17612 
dra. (Transferred from “Thomas 
Higgins.) 

HC|Henry James, Gunnedah. (Trans-| 17631 
ferred from ‘Thomas James. ) 

HG|Thomas Mulvihill, Tumut 130910 

. |HC|Joseph John Mainey, Turner’s Flat,|131474 
Upper Macleay River - 

..(|H@|Mary McCafferty, Belmore River. |77665 
(Transferred from Hugh McCaf- 
ferty.) 

..-(HC)Thomas McKinnon, Dunoon, Rich- f |130739 
mond River 97904. 

HC|Mary Bond. Worboys, Castle Moun-|131209 
tain, Quirindi 

../HC|Walter York, Castlereagh-street, |131020 
Singleton 

U 

HOC|Philip Carroll, Mooparabah, via {131420 
Sherwood 

HOC|Robert Leckie, Mount Manara’ - |130460 


C |Victor Manning Gill, Jones Island,|131320 


T7636 


130603 





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Name and Address. 














.../ H |Henrietta Wallace, Comboyne, via |131505 
Kendall 
‘W' U-.... HC |Stanley Harris Webb, Kangaloon 130548 
WL|HC|Mary Ann Bailey, Upper McDonald,}151610 
to via St. Albans 
WBLIHC Charles and Millicent Marshall Black, |/131413 
A Ayrdale, Wolumla 
D ...,AHC| William Dwight, Urunga 131450 
Wes HC!William Edward Craft, Cooranbong |130989 
WHLIHC!Tom Milton Mann, Dunkeld, Cub-) 17666 
W haroo, (Transferred from William 
Ernest White.) 
WEN....HC|Walter Frederick Nepean, Balmoral/130592 
| Dairy, Tamworth 
ih C |George Gover Webb, Port Macquarie|131333 
WGL/HC Hester Birch, Springwood, Porter’s { |131363 
yy Retreat ‘| 17659 
WauN...| © |Walter John Newbon, Boggabri 130927 
WdJY-...| C |Wilburn Amos John Yelds, Delrill, {131034 
Bombala 
nS HC Ellen King, Mount View, Cessnock /|130972 
WV &...;,HC|John Moore, Dry Plain, Cooma 131493 
Wx C ,Leslie Tulen Wilson, Hampton, via /|13075) 
df Mount Victoria 
Py. C |Charles Dunshea, Araluen. (Trans- } 17620 
ferred from W. Wisby.) 
£28 
x HC}/Clarence William Marsh, Palmer’s T7647 
AM Island, (Transferred from Albert 
Marsh,) 
ss H |Alice Cooper, Balo-street, Moree 131024f 
eZ 
| Ys 
Y ID..JAC!W. A. Wilde, Rockdale, Bellata. 17654) 
(Transferred from G. T. V. Wilde.) 
Letters and Numerals. 
A. 
AL...\HC|Exectrs. and Executrix late Andrew |130878f 
Easterman, Roseneath, Watson’s 
Creek, via Bendemeer 
a C jAgnes Nungesser, Seven Hills 130578; 
AR C |Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction {1314574 
2 View, Adaminaby 
AS LJHC|William Ringland, Quaama, via T7G6754 
7 Bega. (Transferred from Abraham 
Shipton.) 
5 C !Alfred William Way, Rosewood, 130768 
AW. Beechwood, Hastings River 
B 
eae H |Benjamin Meyers, P.O., Mungindi [130708 
AL4....AC\Agnes Isabella Locke, Yalgogrin 131265 
North 
C } 
C BY HC |Clande Gostwyck Burton, Langlands,|131089 
4. Glen Oak { 
2p) 
D ee HC|Charles Edward Lyons, Belanglo, 131115 
S Berrima 
D oe HCjDonald William Cameron, 130065} 
4 Glenarden, Millie. (Horse T7 6508 
brand, transferred from Donald 
Cameron, ) 
D me HC\John Alfred Joseph Sprouster, Pen-!13137]} 
4 darius, Killong Butta, via Bathurst} 1 





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No. of 
Appili- 
cation, 














Brand. 








Stock. 


| Name and Address. 


ash 


HO|George Chalker, Guineacor Station, 
Wombeyan Caves 

HC|Alired William Floyd, Rose Dale, 
Bumberry 


HC|Mary Tyrrell, Cobargo 


G 


...H C|Geoffrey Innis Williams, Barraba 


HC Garland George Morrison, Smith’s 
Creek, Upper Copmanhnrst 
H |James George Alexander Hogbin, 
Glen Innes. 


Ass 


(HC|William Henry Collins, Glen Doon, 


Cassilis 


J 


Grafton 


Oo 
HC 
Oeding, Corowa 


a Sy 


Hubert Patrick Brennan, Silent 
Dale, Mundooran 


HC 


R 


William F. Rock, Tenterfield 

Thomas William Edward Aubrey 
Seaman, Hadley 

James Henry Johns, Bodangora. 
(Horse brand transferred from 
Robert Lindsay.) 


Ss 


Said New Mahomed, Camel Camp, 
North Broken Hill 

Menna Jones, Forest Field, 
Tamworth 


CM 
HC 











[16 Aue., 


1918. 











No. of 
Appli- 


131473 
131045 


131154 


130570 
131110 


130669 





131145 


HC|John Roy, senior, P.O., Currawarna |131346 
HC John William Chapman, Greenhill {131565 
P.O., Macleay River 
C |John Thomas James Green, Glen 131167 
Oak 
H |Archibald Donald, James Douglas, T7639 
and Margaret McCallum, Moonan 
Flat, via Scone. (Transferred from 
James Douglas McCallum.) 
HOC|William John Payne, Dignam’s 13105] 
Creck, Cobargo 
ike 
H(C/|Executors Estate of late Michael 130803 
O’Keefe, Cleveland Valley, St. 
Leonards Creek, Walcha 
HC/Richard Kenneth Pocock, West 131382 
Hay 
i 
HC Laurence Augustus Bourke, Wolumla|130826 
NM 
HC James Burt, Mittagong. (Trans- T7619 
ferred from William Salmon.) 
HC|Harold M‘Gregor, Warialda 131156 
HC|Stewart Edgar Jordan, Trenayr, 130866 





John Robert and Frederick Augustus}131508 


131106 


}1381193 
131360 


T7656 
131834 


130599 
131454 





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4069 





No. of 


























Brand. Name and Address, Appli- 8 Name and Address, Appli- 
n cation, 
UB dG-..|H C|John William Gray, Wee Waa. T7622 
(Transferred from John Gray.) 
“a H |Thomas John Ward, Park-street, 13067 ...| Ci |Robert Fell, Riverstone. (Trans: T7671 
Ue, Millthorpe ferred from John Colin Hunt.) 
Jd4...\HC Charles Tudgey, Karoora, 131500 ...| G |Leslie James Mellor, Derribong-street,|131449 
Gunnedah IM Peak Hill 
TWLIHC|Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shiels;  Mrs.} 17632 JM..., HC |Joseph Martin Delaney, Wellin. 131510 
o| Elisha Chalker; Charles Wester- grove 
man; Mrs. Agnes E, Chalker; ...| H |John Francis Nicholas, The 130940 
Mrs. Dellar J. Crawford; Mrs. JF Exchange, Walgett 
Selina Ellen Jeffery, Bobeyan, ... fH C|Augustus Duncan McCalman, 17649 
Cooma. (Transferred from Thomas re Curraburrama, near Young. 
Westerman. ) (Transferred from John 
McCalman. ) 
a, M 
: ; att Matthew Philip Connor, Cross 130771 
VC4...| © /Rocklands Station Proprietary, Ltd. ,/13089 NC HC . P ? 
Clifton Downs Station, Yantabulla, Roads, Sutton Forest 
Ne HO|Louis Augustus Varidel, Margaret-|/131553 
az street, Campsie P 
G..., A C|William Frauenfelder, Thurgoona, £7617 
(Transferred from Philip 
W Frauenfelder. ) A 
pe HC |Herbert Edwin Baines, Cedar Party|130925 cle. HC fee yen Meppem, Moema, 129946 
3 Creek, Manning River Davi Leal a if 131128 
wa HC|William’ Charles Davis, Toro, {130556]  PHR...|HC Freae OMI teens! Ct Purfleet, - 
8 Mulgoa-road, via Liverpool { 126817} ey 
ae HC |Catherine Mary Patterson, Linfern, |130900} gS 
4 Blayney SS” H ee Stores, Ltd,, Gurwood-st.,/131546 
x Vagea 
fe 
x} HC/|Ernest James Staff, Dunoon, 131418 131295 
4 Richmond River ...|HG|Eric Prosper Trebeck, Bourimbla i 
Cudal 
uda 
wo PV. Thomas Maloney, Walla Walla pass 
ant C |Thomas Hennessy, Bulahdelah 131288 WAT 
z, W4...;,HC|George William Heriot, Mathoura peurul 
at HC Alexander M ‘Kenzie, Heather Heath,'130520f yy 
5 Hobby’s Yards 
Y, ...|HC|Annie May Lindsay Hynes, Victoria-|13077 
K | street, Grafton ~ 
Conjoined Letters. Conjoined Letters and Letters. 
ar 
A. 
| 
Albert J. Puckeridge, Forst 130847 
ie s Caps Hr be nore aa all A Aa..|HC uaa one Leach, Sedgemore, {131488 
r Alfred Henry M ll, 1044; yeh: : ate 
LG ee AG Msi A icenatas Ceeieophe eae psi 
Foe igh eon ee Ty 314591 a ~streev, 1! 
aulr “|/HC “ah abe ee a eae Loutly, tales } AtE...| @ |Albert Emanuel Francis, Hampton [131079 
HC Alfred Henry Wallis "“Missabotti vial131466; street, Croydon Park 
A Bowawilld : Bide, ; | Au 42 ....HC|Adam Ernest Rankin, Bangalow, 131207 
Richmond River 
fH C|Audrey Kathleen Watson, Trevail 130564, ATG...|HC/Alexander Henry Griffis, Dry Creek,)129718 
Farm, Condobolin Krambach 
ALW...| H |Albert Henry Wright, Canberra and/130626 
B Rainbow-streets, Randwick 
Hop... HC LN le Backwell, Junction-rd. ,|131259 
eakburst 
XK: HC cones Russell, Barrabooka, [130975] Acp..| ¢ Abp er oahitur Bo usianss? Wppat 131567 
HAG... HC |Archibald James Gosper, Bocobra 130902 
F Meranburn f 
tM HG |Fleming and McGrath, Mathoura _—_[130422 Atd..JHC es are Me Gregadoo Park, |131090 
F i fot) oo . 
nfs HC|Frederick Samuel Scott, Happy 130600} Ao M...HC rene Sane Jackadgery, via 130557 
Valley, Uarbry-road, Gulgong os ited Bry ‘ 
€ ELC |Francis ‘Alfred Sanpeanits Buroki, 131445] AZ S..JHC oe Akers, Federal, Richmond [131313 
Listers’ Crescent, Drummoyne i : dates 2 
W....HC|/Thomas Frost Tassell, Hay 130928 d “|HC Ten Taylor, Rodborough, |131638 
JR T....HC!Ann Rachel Thornton, Glencoe, 130759 
Narrabri West 
J 
R HC |James Brady, Currabubula 121430} Cc 
131619 ; : ~ 
; e : | OHHA...\HC Charles H. Hill, Buckargingah, Henty|130554 
...|H C\Joseph Laurence Baldwin, Dorrigo {130833 CB Ic [Charles Joseph’ Blythe, Notun 131030 
.«(H C'Eric David Lloyd Jones, Lydholme, {131182 North Dorrigo 
e Bundanoon C.M.../HC oo Lawrence Miller, Quambone {131403 








7 qnevennsiliTinia 


4070 


Brand. 


4 No. of 
ras Name and Address. Appli- 
a) cation. 


CHN....HC|Charles Robert Newton, Bowman 131196; 
River, Gloucester : 
C SP ...| C [Charles Ritchie Philip, Taylor’s 131098) 
Arm, Nambucca River 
Cr. :.: HO Carl THdddor Gustave Rissmann, 130548 
; Woodbine, Baradine 
Cs ..{HC Charles Gore Bishop, Claremont, 131538 
. Brucedale, via Wagga Wagga 
D + 
CE} T...\HC|Darcy Edwin Trevanion, Henton, 133960 
Bombala th 
C3 0...;,HC|Michael James Flood, Duri 131639) 
BH We 
BE Ef....\H C/Edward Henry Elks, Rockwood, 130999} 
Uralla 
z ...| C@ |Edgar Harold Jessup, Regentville, 131623} 
H 1 Penrith 
> H...|HC)Ellen Alice Jane Hamilton, Carring- {131251} 
ton Brook, Armidale 
hh C |Edward Charles Lambert, Sunnyside,|131608} 
T Tinonee 4 
EP W...|,H C|Edwin Paul Walsh, Breeza 1312544 
WR P...| H |Ernest Richard Pfeiffer, Turrawan [131242 
§R, W....H C|Edward Russell White, Tea Gardens,|131432 
Port Stephens 
EF 
A? ..| @ [Frederick Albert Osland, Brunker- {131482} 
ville 
™__. B..., A C|Francis James Branch, 21 Barton- 131163} 
i? avenue, Habertield & Fern Grove, 
Rydal 
WT, H....HC|Francis Leo Egan, Gulgong 131228) 
‘Le...| C |Frederick Lewis Stacy, Walla Walla,|130745) 
Bundanoon } 
WR, S....HC|John William and Francis Ronald T7633) 
Spinks, George-street, Singleton. 
(Transferred from Francis Ronald 
Spinks.) 
G 
GAI...| C |Gustina Ann Hand, Pine-avenue, 131028] 
Brookvale 
wi C....HC/Guy Harold Cowdery, Wauchope 131501} 
GHM...;H C|George Herbert Mohr, Bull Oak 131574 


= 
FF R...,HC/Henry Ernest Rumble, Crookwell 18093" 
HG B....HC|Herbert Ernest George Bell, Dark {131186 
Hillbow, Little Plain 
HH D...,HC|Henry Horace Day, Botar’s Creek, | [131440 
Kendall 
HekK ..JHC|Hugh John Kirkland, Booyong 13098 
HL P...| C |Harry Laban Pauling, Railway 131636 
ey , Station, Griffiths . : 
BaW...}\HC|arriett Louisa Wardman, Green- [131015 
pia tl. grove, Rawsonville 
HM. R....HC Henry Milverton Richards, Coramba |131220 
HR ....HC|Kenneth Calderwood Harper, 131095 


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Freshwater, Booligal 











.|HC|Harry Sidney Leonard, Darnley 131202] 
Chase 
ug 
.- HC |Ira Ambrose McDonald, Linden, 131140 
| | Crookwell 
J 
C |James Ambrose Jones, Netherton, {131434 
Crabbe’s Creek 
..|HC\John Alexander Ryrie, Bibbijibbery, |130861 
Warren 
HC |John Berchmans Morrissey, Willow [131152 


Vale, Teridgerie, via Coonamble 
C |John Edward Brodbeck, Upper 
Horton 








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4 No. of 
8 Name and Address. | Appli- 
a cation. 
.|EHC|John Edward Chaplin, Eulandool, {131272 
Condobolin 
HC|John Edward Freund, 130820 
Newtown Park, Urana 
HC |John Edward Little, Green Hills, 131495 
Berrigan 
H C|John Gebs and Ernest Dumermuth, {131184 
Kalang, Bellingen 
C |Joseph Gillis Simpson, Emay, King’s |131035 
Way, Cronulla 
.../ HC |John Henry Hitchen, Gilgandra 131261 
...|HC|James Horan, Grose Vale, via Rich- [131147 
mond 
HC|John Joseph Byrnes, Tralee, Traill- |131575 
street; Wagga 
«/H.@|James Bligh Johnston, juniors », 4181439 
Portland Head Farm, Windsér 
AH C\Joseph James Nolan, Walgett, , {131277 
_|HC|John Joseph Willett, Lower South {181497 
Arm, Bellinger River ; 
.. {HC |James Lock, Dunoon 130931 
...|HOVohn ieaeion Eckford, Te Whare, |131555 
Bellata 
. |HQ\Percy Oliver Jeffery, Skillion Flat; | 131198 
Upper Macleay River 
C |James Percy Sirl, Bega-street, Bega 131077 
C Guthrie Chalmers Patter son idl John 131226 
Coleridge Patterson, Brisbane-st.; 
Tamworth 
..|HC|James Richard Archer, Toll-bar, 131423 
Upper Burragorang 
.. (2 Q|John Reginald Anderson, Bucki, |!31572 
Henty 
..|HC|Rupert Garvin Johnston, Spring Hill, 131438 
Windsor 
1A C\John Radcliffe Lyon, Boonoo, 131137 
Hllenborough, Hastings River, 
| H |John Thomas Lane, Murtee, Wil- 130576 
cannia 
C |John William Cullen, Foxground, via 130681 
Gerringong 
C |James William Smith, Stoker’s 130884 
Siding 
G 
...HC|Louis Albert Poole, Victoria Creek, |131480 
Corunna, via Bodalla 
.| G {Lionel George Hardy, Tuncurry 131159 
HG iLionel James Curry, Drake 130590 
.| @ |Lilly May Phipps, Albury-road, 130707 
Wagga Wagga 
...HC|Lewis Montague Stratford, Manilla |131486 
...HG|Leslie Richard Dyce, Tillygreig, {131591 
Gundaroo . 
HC /|Leslie Raymond Kesby, Turner’s 131621 
Flat, Upper Macleay River 
NM 
C |Matilda Ethel Simpson, Duncan’s 130644 
| Creek, Woolomin, via Tamworth © 
..\ 1 C| Michael Joseph Beirne; Murwillum-, 130758 
bah, Tweed River i 
C |Miss Mary Adelaide McLennan, 131396. 
Laurieton 
4 
..| LC }Patience Ellen Atkinson, Griffith’s 131367 
Fiat, Lambton, Newcastle 
..|H G|Patrick Joseph O'Connor, Nyrang  |131075 


Creek, Canowindra 
Phillip John and Albert Clyde 
Wells, Contael, Warialda 


R 


Archibald and Robert Fraser, 

Eualdrie, near Grenfell __ 

C |Robert John Garrett, Deer Vale 

Robert Talbot Smyth, Aurville, 
Murrumburrah 








1130879 
130700 
131527 
Ss 

|Sylvester George Rodd, Tareutta 


C|Sidney Theodore Perrin, Crunagh, 
| Henty 





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130723 











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AV HC 


Name and Address. 


gh 


Dale,” Sandy Hollow, via Denman 


C |Timothy Coffey, Snowball, 


Krawarree 


ie) Thomas Daniel Shepherd, South 


...|H G|Thomas Arbor Squelch, Binna Burra}131206 
{HC |Thomas Charles Munday, ‘‘ Rock 


130932 
130782 
131245 


Sydney Dairy, O’Riordan-street, | 


Alexandria 


: Gladstone 


WwW 


_|William Aloysius Cleary, ‘‘ Mary- 


vale,” Matcham, via Gosford 
William Henry and Albert Alexander 
Gill, Jones Island, Manning River 
William Alvin Smith, Dorrigo 
Wallace Campbell Watkins, Tumbul- 
gum, Tweed River 


William George Burge, Cow Flat 

William George Henderson, 
Nethercote, Eden 

William Henry Dyer, Moorefield- 
road, Canterbury 

William Henry Heurnden, Coolah 

William Henry Justice, Woomar- 
gama 


C | William James Ison, Delroy, Dubbo 


William John Parker, Taylor-street, 
Glen Innes 

William Thomas Nutt, Elouera, Fern- 
brook, via Dorrigo 

William Percy Wagg, *‘The Pines,” 
Karne-street, Peakhurst 





Conjoined Letters and Signs. 
A. 


August G. Anderson, Braemar, 
Casino 


Albert Edward Barron, Bolong, 
Nowra 

Alexa Butler, Broke 

Alfred Brooking, Canbelego 


Amy Bailey, Ulmarra 


Amy Burke, Avondale, Tamworth 





Archie Louis Dobbie, Hilton Park, 
Rydal 
Edmund Ambrose Allen, Dural 


Arthur Edwin Earea, Nimbin, 
Richmond River 


Alice Harley, Bobadah 


{ 


Albert Alpheus Langdon, Pinecliff 


Andrew McAlpin, Kyogle 


Alexander Melville, Wyee, and 
Llandilo avenue, Strathfield 

A. G. Phillips & Co. (Alfred George 
Phillips and George Maiden), War- 
rinilla, Inverell 


Aubrey Edgar Williams, Osterley, 
via Raymond Terrace 





Arthur George Webster, Deep Creek, 
Casino 


William Francis Andrews, Mulbring 


--|HC|Thomas Joseph Moore, ‘‘ Grasmere,”|130968 
...|H C|Thomas McCawley, Quandary ,Temora 130796 


131036 
130868 


131056 
131517 


131616 
130750 
130888 
130930 


131583 
131164 


130777 
131615 
131531 





130980 


131260 


130823 


131047 


131032 


130680 


131082 


\130962 
130800 
130898 


Albert Henry Ehlefeldt, Burringbar 130981 


130740 
99545 


131234 


131223 
131169 
131465 


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Name and Address, 





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4091 
No. of 


Appli- 
cation, 











C| William Concemore Boorman, Newry-|131210 
bar, Richmond River 
HC/|Benjamin Lowndes, ‘‘ Dallington,” (131189 
Onslow-street, Granville 
aD 
HC/Duke Gardner, Garden Vale, 130857 
Trundle 
HC/|Amos Miller Davies, Kalimna, 131442 
Curlewis 
HC|David John Lynn, Riverview, Casino|131577 
HC|David Wright, Wyrallah, Richmond|131275 
g y 
River, N.S. W. 
“| . #H 
...HC Eardley Beckersteth Hawkins 131350 
Ashley, Farm 363, Leeton 
C |Matilda Squire, Bega. (Transferred| 17676 
‘ from Eliza Cowan.) 
HC Ellen Hayden, Wooroowoolgen, 130741 
Casino *% 
HC Edward Eugene Hirst, ‘‘ Spring- 130728 
mead,” Ingleburn { 126488 
HC|Emily Love, Camira Creek 130872 
HC Ernest Andrew McClelland, Lillian |131491 
Rock, via Nimbin 
c |Ernest Provost, Taylor’s Arm, 131241 
Macksville, Nambucca River 
HC|Eva Sophia Waghorn, Rifle Range, |130899 
Lismore 
F 
HC/|Frederick Duncan, Railway P.O., {180727 
Myrtle Creek 
HC |Frank Foxover, Commercial-road,! [181374 
South Grafton 
HC William John Frizell, Spencer’s 180593 
| Gully, Inverell. 
C |Francis Ffrench, Harold’s Cross, 131566 
Ballalaba 
HQ |Fred. Grant, junior, Clyde-road, 131213 
Braidwood 
HC |Frederick Hopkins, Casino 131073 
C |Frances Maud King, Kingslea, Point|131001 
Clare 
HC |Francis Darwin Lance, Carrana, 130635 
Coonamble 
HC |Frederick Joseph Lambkin, New 131136 
Treugh, Whittingham 
HQ|Frank Lansley, ‘‘ Vernon,” Trafal- {131543 
gar-street, Peakhurst 
C |Frances Eva Peck, Macquarie Fields,|131258 
near Ingleburn 
HC /|Frederick Webber, Maclean {131230 
G 
HC |George Horne, junior, Fairview, 131091 
| Taralga 
EL 
HC |Harold James Bell, Emmaville 130811 
HC|Henry James Ellem, Whiteman 131014 
Creek rh 
HC/|Perey Horace Forster, Oura-road, 131561 
Wagga 
HC|William Hurley Goodwin, Bundgeam, 131315 
Terrace Creek, via Kyogle 
HC|Henry Harvey, Ulamambri, Coona- {130226 
barabran wt 
HC|Herbert Clement Limberg, West- 131279 
holme, Inverell 





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a erb and L 
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C 1 a ] oO E 
pat H Jam ipl pe » Boon Appt NT G 
} es iki al io a 
VIV : ve Lis en, B 3G 312 we: TE 
H Alfre Li ho ait ol 83 ze N 
nt € Fob en" at pe nw : ° 
} . an ohn J oh 13443 oM AD} 
sso C bin Ath iJ nst 45 ; 
Jo in ki an on ‘H 
a) t H se e ca son ,A Cc Na [1 
ww c ene Veg Binal Istony 13078 oil F John me and A 6 Ava 
e ili b vi og i 
Hq Cros E neville ong ile, 13 i Ja Mille adres wld 
B Cc Pius rA er 1545 na ht ts Q Ss. 18 
Jan ng st B rm opi 1 5 Hil “i wiri ‘ 
4 tT Cc eK ak stro Ti 313 ra) Cc l hal rindi 
Q J va er ng init 02 F ] i No 
3 ohn Ba ’ C ’ 31 ah os 4 Rai Apt of 
fn ial G 8 lla outt 3038 C eph ilw Appli- 
7 or ott Cc lo am ; rd g 3 RP BI M Tay jon. 
eR John nce B , Nortl 130402 i a cAlli y-stre 
> e r 5 a e 
HC ell seca h Dorri 1306 af HC : ea ster, a. t; Ro 13120 
eH Jol tin ’ ne 66 rigo 30 an + Joh d Mui we oty|1 8 
1 Ww M son, G waste 1 a | Cc Ny ur, 7 ed He 31552 
ped HC saat B nlgat ae erlow 30597 EAL H Ray tubing, c fisaty ais " 
Joh ng eri ndra 218 i TW Cir mond g ae » via 131 
| nB ck 092 Ney a Wi orb of R 563 
C |@d ake Sow (8 9 or CG lz ymond ‘Ilia es UY 130 ° 
Gam Pi estw 13 238 H John WwW m J . Lesli 566 
a, 1 Pe ‘ Pine ia 1550 peg clr Hen ates urd, lie, 
gle 0 G ’ aw a r r B 
J HC ; fe eae trove 130 Sey aban y Ww. k Ja unda 1313 
2 pe FOr 4 me pet | ai ek ilso nie Yael ub 1 
nih a at yee i ie WwW BY Ky a We C Pau ends role 
C Cia ce, O thtion a 13090 RA haa oe ‘avendi h Casi 13 20 
Dt } mes rong ’ 8 Wie H es 1 al ish-s ino 1218 
A. C Ba 5S Gr 13 JW C Val pole tre l 
ka Jol rel ong 1135 TT Ti la ,E et, 318 
Sp) ats D ay g 35 HC oh ce tert 33 
: tT; Ci “Ginind y, Car | Ps Wai , Glen trick 130 : 
Di O hin inden go " In me y ite, B field y via 627 
p ot tensa tf 131 es Willi 2 
ol ga ure 1 42 ane a Ni id 13 
e, ol int ee an 3 H 4 Ai oe cle Ow el 
Ly | pn ry C » Mo lorse 1315 ay HC ouisa eF »W 13077 
A= C ar un ros unt Pa 519 at L CG aw arr 1 
} ey sah ss, S al rs ; +e uci a ao cet? iu 
em C peph a aap te n Gl .|130 wey C pot , Ma P 13 
LA Joshu: Elli res be wart’ lex 4 865 area Le Jasi ak ren 107 
S e hi t re t An a sl fa ia g 76 
H h df s e 8 ] C2 ie W go 13 
ie Cc ua ue. St na B Riv 309 C do H at Hi 0887 
VIV H Branch Jame pene fous ver 13 # wet Cc WN inate Banh ernani 
C gr is J s Gi eE r. = | 1377 a } saa Ad B n, Li ern a 
GR agile te rei.) ‘18 7 Viv a Fork elin ae dale 1 
HC ae G la ae , Mo ans- | 30869 ae t = _ Porbe im i Kel mentors : 30840 
ab ae etal i tae & He pore cs aie ii 
i i at Fy & 5 . 
K “Ganon sat phere [1306 5 | Cis i ao Riv Ri Goon a 131 
aK H dw7 oi on gG ad | 67 yd SO Me tisk 00 1 085 
VWTIV CJ ets ae Mob ully / ‘13 Wen E "4 C ‘ P Elt road 3161 
i u rons 7 , 31307 , C ane - Mia ie is 3 
pS a Wit seph Kerr iy 1B fee fa Lesl ca ‘i y 30406 
n te sh V B n 12 ie e 
“Ls Ea a iceman Creek augus ; Creek 268 RY RS , Avenall 130901 
e Ki dy eek ; ’ 13 s H gan r, y l 
5 63 Ja irb y, Ne en and 135 Mas : c Mu 31 
ee ee y, M erriga nedy | 59 VER, H Mor rwill 158 
A tr fo) eg ’ 31 CG (fe u 18 
ae sepl galon ie 100; } H CaN cf mbal 1011 
} (Tra samuel ae ee J ad Linc ee ae arber d {13 
Q C ee Grafton mba 3199 Ad R Ad Hen er, T ha: 3151 
Fi} A No let re 1, rtl n > A 29 NP xe ami ry el arr 6 
Fai H sti te ‘laid _ near M bbo jigt VT H ee an yreni 
eu b Cis Diaed is iste ‘pet tt- | 340 } H M pie ign Lon ville nie, 
Hy CG ; ohn ger. ae rt} pari nt 130) CG aze er ate Ww ld 9 fie 
. ore »Q Ae? ink: | 87] aR MI ae Ld ne » Lit rra 130 
. Jo ave aro ue eD S a. Ma K le lia tl Ww g 
RS Sl rn ld ant on am 7 ae rv h no a eP 4a 14 
C HLete sae 6 ae ald ‘nel | 7657 y Phai an St. H lai 13 
Ty e e ya ] a rie at e n | 1 
an ppe ud ,A n Lp) H ar ur 10 nry , il 525 
isi eat R he Tiewd Ava} C Pet , Wo ley ae Col 3077 
rr ortl obe Vat Jo al | =~ er nga idi bar : 18 
ohn 1 rt toe e, qy HC Br rbo ng 1312 
M MeCr ston 1315 ean a Da own p n os 207 
anni rossi e-roz 29 Cc P vid P, 4 Ni ] 
ng, Y - 1318 P ete ark mbi 3137 
hee he As Wy HC Gil Nei er :* 1 16 
rab nd 11315 on T ilga eils ’ H 3] 
aad 8- 530 hos aes aga 197 
a 1305 HO os. Chat sae 
if 61 Gee ee Pee a Date 131162 
30 $B C ge Pi ) ne ; rs 
829 ses! aring: ile a rs, B 130 
SB HC g2, 0 nd oomi 827 
ALA Ri cal Dud ic 1313 
Lai icha Ko lev ree 311 
Cc rd or y Ww k 
Rob Bla ‘athe | Bh a 
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B 5] R th 
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Stock. 


| t Name and Address. 


HC Robert Davis, Ardlethan 

HOC |Robert McNeall, Metz, via Armidale 

HC|Rene Ellen Ross, Ulupna, Inverell 
Ss 


HC|John Smallman, Eumungerie 


= 


Thomas Vernon Broadhead, Big 
Badja Saw Mills, Countaguinea, via 
Cooma 

Thomas Patrick Britton, Brendon- 
ville, Yallah 

Thomas Edward Toms, Shannon- 
brook, Casino 


HC 





C 


Thomas Fahey, jun., Hernani 





HC|William Henry Taylor, Coolibah, 


Fladbury 


HC Thomas Hicks, Fosterton, via 
Dungog 


HC/Thomas Edward Jarrett, Cedar 
Grove, Kangaroo Valley 


HC|Thomas Guthrie Lang, Queens- 
borough, Coolah 

HC/|Thomas Phillips, Arlington, Wee 
Waa and Well Station, Boggabri 


HC|Percival Stapleton Thomson, Noola, 
Tareena 


HC|Thomas Forrest Ross, ‘‘ Ulupna,” 
Inverell 

HC|Thomas William Rule, Ulallie, 
Bendemeer 


HC|William Frederick Stokes, Rocky 
Range, Tombong 


HC/Thomas Wightman, ‘‘ Cooma,” 
Narrabri 


e 


Ww 
mie’ Denis O’Malveney, Cum- 


nock 
HC|Victor George Francis, Woodlands, 
Tottenham 


Ww 


--|EC}William Robert May Beckett, Ella- 


long, Congewai 
HC|Andrew Livingston Abernethy, 
Gunnedah 
HO|William Charles Freeman, ‘* Brook- 
lands,” Regentville, Jamisontown, 
Penrith ; 
William Foord, Corndale, Rich- 
mond River 


HC 





HCjWilliam Maxwell Hutton, Quipolly { 


HC|William James Hodge, Yeronga, 
Spring Hill, Coraki 

HC|William Turner, Giant’s Creek, via 
Denman 


we 


HC) Vincent Joseph Bailey, ‘‘ Water- 
mark,’? Breeza 


Conjoined Letters, Letters, 
and’ Signs. 


HC,Walter James Parrish, Rous Mill, 
via Lismore 


Conjoined Letters and 
Numerals. 


Elizabeth Jobson, Glennie’s Creek 


Spring- { 


HC 
HC 








Charles Frederick Herbert, 
| field, Kugowra 


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beret eR ate 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation, 


131612 
131084 


131246 


131535 
131129 
131270 


130765 
131830 


131464 


413071) 


131456 
127844 


130825 


1305835 
13144] 


\131476 


131624 


131199 
131262 


131390 
1309838 
131447 


131316 


131025 
112153 
130809 


130933 


131176 


130818 


131626 


119823 
131541 











Brand, | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


Name and Address, 





Letters and Signs Conjoined. 


B 


C !Andrew Duncan Macdonald, Doo- 
roombah, Tooraweenah. (Trans- 
ferred from John Lawrence 
Brown.) 





HC 
HC 


HC 


HC 
HC 


HO 


/HCiLucy Burn, Wilson’s Downfall 


L 


Edward Thomas Hanrahan, The 
Rising Sun, Triangle Flat 


M 


George and Aubrey Moore, Glendon 
Brook, Singleton 


Yetman 


a 


Leoni Angelo Tornaghi, Warra- 
gunyah, Douglas Park 





Conjoined Letters with Signs 
Conjoined. 
Frank Hooke, Crooks’ Park, 
Dungog 
Robert Duckworth, Thorn Hill, 
Mooby, Scone 


Numerals and Letters Con- 
joined, and Signs. 
HC Arthur Missen, Forest Farm, 
Bendemeer 
William Herbert Haworth, Wea- 
bonga, via Tamworth 


Signs. 





‘H.C \Sydney Llewellyn Rutter, Glenrock, 


Guyra 
HC/|William Shepherd, Coffey’s Bridge, 
Boorowa 


HC|Joseph McKeon, Balaclava, Attunga 


H /Herbert Augustus Moore, Glen Innes 
Road, Inverell 


HC|John Henry Bennett, Wilcannia. 


(Transferred from Thomas Bros.) 


C |Alexander Armstrong Proprietary, 
Limited, Lake Victoria, Cal Lal. 
(Transferred from A, M. L. & F. 


Co., Ltd.) See Horse Brand => 


| © |The Stud Beef Cattle Breeders’ Asso- 


ciation of Australia, 10 Bligh-st., 
Sydney 

HC John Job Gibbs Symes, Culloden, 
Moree 

HC/Fred John Richard Brewer, Goul- 
burn. (Transferred from Albert 
Frederick Grubb.) 


'HC|Robert John Martin, Pontibakh, 


Attunga 
HCj|Glennie Adair Baldwin, Glen Innes 


HC/|Mary Anne Mills, Glenrowan, 
Tarro 


'HC|Charles John Cook, Goonoo Goonoo 


road, Tamworth 


HC\John Hartley, Hallsville, Tamworth 

















4073 





No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


Meta} 


17618 


131107 


1130499 


131499 


Sarah Agnes Meurant, Avondale, via,130584 


131041 


130392 
131460 
130510 


131478 
131455 


130964 
1305388 


131540 


131087 


T7611 


77629 


131490 


131401 
T7]667 





131027 


131252 
131532 


131L1LC8 


130768 


4074 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava, 1918, 










Name and Address. 


>C igi 
/\ HC lGéerge Willikm Glover, Tingha 130764 eS} HC|Adolphe Emile Orausaz, Kalang [130734 


mn | a@e@L|HC|Albert William Thomas Eather, 130853 
oO } HC|Harold Cassell Martin, Palmer’s 131215 nw Boggabri 
wN Channel CVN 1.|H C|Arthur Cook Ford, Mayfield, 131124 
-—O } HOC|Edward John Cavanagh, Glen Dale, |130923 Af Junee 
Emmaville eG C 


Aden Macleay Gill, Boambee, Coff’s .|130858 


vas 
A € Ae HC|Duncan Carson, Bomera Station, 131472 ~< Harbour 


Tambar Springs 





z, HC|Amelia E. Wong, Bolong, Kempton |130835 uy ch C a aiapin Ermington Park, 130934 

fy HC |Frederick William Canavan, Har- /|130640} .4,G 4 |HC|James Arthur Greenwood, Bexhill, « |130730 
law) } fluer-street, Deniliquin ALA Richmond River eel 

9 A HC/Alexander Solomon Hull, Bucken- _ {130517 
HQ| William Mayberry, Monmouth, 130648 ae doon =. 

Wd Braidwood A) |HC\Archibald Hugh McIntyre, East 130769 

> 2 pasa HC/Arthur Athelstan Arndell, Caddie, 1130558 Lynne, Kookabookra-road, via 
Cattai, near Windsor - ; se Pinkett ; 

Q@ WIL|HC Albert Joseph Hill, Ilford, Corad- .j131191 
6} HC/|Ernest Boutcher, Corowa 13) 059 Pp sb gery West, via Trundle ‘ 

Be} C {Alfred Jabez Harriman, Amosfield | {130924 


JH @\Jack Garry, Garryowen; Birialong [131278 oa) 
AH 4 HC Alfred Hosking, Rose View, Temora |130482 





...{A.C|Executors late Richard Binnie, 721411 +P ER 
Maerami, Singleton tH 1| H |August Heitzmann, Cultowa, via \_|130848 
HC|Walter William Coombes, Strath- /131181) Wy Cobar 
cedar, near Wingham ~~ || H |Albert John Harris, Middle Camp, ~]180620 
HC|Samuel Whitman, Yarrawa, Denman|131581 AH Catherine Hill Bay 


so C |Susan Harvey, Hast-street, Tenter- {130752 


AH field 


C |Conroy and Hannigan, Broken Hill [180439 AL LHC Arthur Alexander Lavercombe, \ 111020 


oyice ce 



































by Wilson-street, South Lismore _ { |131332 
..|HC|Frances Howard Hewitt, Sunnyside,|131050, a yr H (Alexander James McGinty, Bal- 130775 
Broke VIV ranald 
C |Swinton Alan Wright, Bickham, 131103 <p }/HC Thomas Alexander Parry, Dandaloo, |130643 
Blandford a Bundarra = s 
4) hse Keith Perey Wright, Waterloo, 1312944 &P b HC eee Phillips, Loftville, via 131216 
Walcha WL 
VY i) C |Amos Ridley, Young Wallsend 130979 
0 \ H |Thomas Graham Furner, Carcoar 130672 4 Ee HC |Albert John Small, Nabiac 130662 
law} a ? at 
../HC}Rex Muller Chateau, Wahracoota, [131153 AS) HC Soldiers. paulemont, New South 130946 
C Warialda | ales Government, Ooma Kstate 
re! .... 2 C|Executors late Henry C, Dangar, 130652 o} Grenfell : / 
Neotsfield, Whittingham | wry1_ AC Annie Sinclair, Allwood-street, 131219 
re HC|Richard Lea Allnutt, Evergreen, /130904 as } Coraki 
Box 28, Quirindi HC Alfred Smith, McKee’s Hill, Rich- {130664 
WIV : 
9 William Mayberry, Monmouth, 130648) A3 } mond River 
}a C| Braidwood AB t HC Avvut Robert Stuckey, Tregeagle, {130733 
LAY aes te ichmond River 
A b o |? enn ce | g Men, ee erOnee aE “<4 H(|Alfred Thomson, Clarendon Park, {131310 
oA i Charley Brown, Cross Hills, New- _|131256 aT Shoptara Siding 
tt C bridge <T } HC Albert Tuffley, Wolumla 131060 
Letters and Signs, with or ry } C |Alfred William Wood, Gilgandra 131111 
without Numerals. PEt Alfred Ernest Albert Watt, North - (151628 
anh reek, a ina ; 
A AW HC |George David Alexander Waddell, {130793 
case Tregeagle, via Lismore 
A.. |HC Peat caren Templeton, Oxley 130984 ay HC Arthur Ernest Weir, Longstowe, |180992 
re ; eos Warren 
V HC Albert McKenzie, Cedar Vale, 118848 AY) C {Alice Maud Murphy, Burringhar. 4180903 
Goolagong 131444 vay 
A C | Alexander Andrew, Cowper-street, {13117 B 
NAL/ Brookstown, Wallsend Hols Fad hia vee aon 
\ ames Carter McDougall, Hernani, \|\1763 
\ | / \|HC| \lbert Ernest Merrick, Post Office |] 30654 B } via Armidale. (Transferred from 
Rp, Hage Hote!, Carroll William John Bodkin.) ral 
a B- HC Leslie R. Board, Abbey Green, 131063 
ap HC} Albert Griggs, Larbert 131589 R a tote . 
A ..-|HC |Delicia Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth, 181236 0 ER pple bys acd ry i pian 
Mary, and Alister MacPherson, CY 1 |HC|James Barnes, Lid., Suffolk Vale 131155 
Umbango, Tarcutta & Boaruwn ? 
AA } HC Magneld, pores Ainsworth, 13162 o4; HC|William G. Bailey, Dunolly, 131394 
Macksville F 
> e-...| C | \ibert Ernest Buttsworth, Hannam |13111 ot HC be as McGregor, Pine © }130625 
Vale Gully, via Wagga 
HC|Alfred Connaughten, Rathelough eorge Henry Suxton, Belgravia, 
—~< Alfred C gl gh, l1g11077 NL“ 1) Cc IG Henry B Belgravi 130463 
AC Biroula, via Cowra Cb sy anreel, 
AO Ac fires muted Coote, Rushes Creek, |131080) bo } aa ‘Greg RATS (it dean tens ae | 2 
NL’ Manilla 
C {AC |Ambrose Isaac Caban, Central HC|Jonathan Barnett Bourne, Ferngrove,|131308 
yi Raleigh, Bellinger River i ao a 4 Wallabadah E 
WY 1 | HC | Albert Ernest Ivo Carr, Yamba, 131586 
‘nC " Claretica River ; 3 ig} HC Percy eee Bournewood, |180327 


16 Ava, 1918.] 








Name and Address. 


B HC |Albert Barry, Keera, Bingara 
nNJ 


wl Ha Ivan Bertie Blanch, Clarenza 


& HC|Bert Stuart Ball, Gamboola, Boggy 
B... 
Flat, Singleton 
7 2 .|HC |Lucy Hannah Butler, Iona Farm, 
Hillgrove 
cw L|HC|Patrick Michael Brennan, Carcal- 
gong, Windeyer 
} © |John Bede Bourke, Upper Myall,’ 
LB Bullahdelah 


aS} C jEthel Bowtell, Marlee 


Shee. LC Bruce Green, Stroud-road, Stroud 
BeLe...| C |Leonard and Company, Nambucca 
Heads Saw-mills, Nambucca River 


ex} HC|Albert Dornan Moorfield, Howlong 


B Ri HC/|William Henry Scott, Inchgower, 
Forbes 
as HC Beatrice Shipway, Brockley, Ballina- 


road, via Lismore 


Be By HC Elizabeth Ann Smith, Hillside, Lady- 
smith 

BS) |HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 

te? Wales Government, Bankstowm 


Estate, Bankstown 
HEC Bruce Smith, Budgeree, Garah 


vy 
BS 1LjHC Benjamin North Spence, Speedwell, 
ee Upper Horton 

aT IHC Francis Bertrand Tierney, Rose- 
NZS brook, West Maitland 


LIN C |Blanche E, Yorke, Woodenbong 











Cc 


re} HC Albert Edward Cooper, Brooklea, 
G SJ Deepwater 


} bec ohn Clancy, Mullumbimby 


fl» HC |Executors late Theophilus Hampson 
Cooper, Blair Athol, Inverell 
(Transferred from Henry Incledon 


set Cooper. ) 
VA/ HC George Edward Cole, Busby’s Flat, 
Cc Rappville 


C. [lH CClarence Mervyn Chaffey, Manfield, 
: It Nemingha 


cv HOC Richard Cooper, Rockvale, Dungowan 


e3t H [Bertha Maud Clute, Cook’s Gap, 
Mudgee 


our HC|Charles Herbert Clark, Brushgrove 





HC |Andrew Cavanaugh, Kyogle 


Wollombi 
7 ...1HC|Hubert Joseph Cornish, Barrington, 
fey via Gloucester 


C5 VHC Ceeil Edward McMullen, Laguna, viaj131596 
f 


C'7 LIHC (Cyril Douglas Crackshatl, Abbots- I soasg 


ford, Cessnock 

-~C } HC |Cyril Oswald Bourne, Parma, Falls { 

~Q Creek, Nowra 

ot HC |Cox Brothers, Beness, Brobenah 

ra el C \Charlie Bunner, Glenalbyn, Fishe?’s 

Hill 

CB 1 C |Charles Briggs, The Pines, Rooty 
Hill 





130684 
131267 


130658 
130938 
130956 


13062 





C'G...|HC|Clarence Cavanagh, Federal Lease, 
Block 23, Gininderra _ 
HC|Charles William Clark, Alumny 

| Creek 


via Yarrowitch 
HC Christopher Chittick, Gundurimba 


} HC|Frederick Chandler, Scrubby Creek,}|1: 








CD3....HC\George Emil Ernest Damschke, Pine 
Lodge, Yerong Creek. (Tigneterred| 
from Christian Damschke. ) 











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Name and Address, 





HOC (Charles Dicks, Willow Vale, Coona- |131170 
barabran 


C |Cecil Hornibrook Foster, Bangalow [131322 
HC |Frederick Cecil Crago, Ooma, 131481 


Grenfell, 
C |Charlotte May Fouracre, Bowling [131187 
Alley Point 


HCj|James Robert Fuller, Harefield 130674 


H |Charles Edward Gordon, Gordon 130622 
ark, Trangie 
HC|Charles Richard Gibson, Gunyah 131292 
Farm, Wetherill Park 


HC |Charles Jones, Kerong, via Lismore |131597 
HC |Cassire Morrison, Cranker’s Plain, {130542 
Bombala 


HC William Francis Charles Newland, {130806 
Police Station, Kingstown 


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‘ f |10005 
C ae HC) Denis Connell, Balranald Tred 
ad C |Cecil Piggott, Eden Creek, Kyogle [130845 
Cd © |Cecil Partridge. Tweed-street, North|131496 
WIV Lismore 
OP 1L/HC Catherine Gertrude Maud Page, 131190 
VTrY Collins Creek, Kyogle 


./HC\Cecil G. Reading, Kuringai, North {131319 
Sue Pinnacle, Grenfell 


¥)_..., 1 C|Charles Francis Sharwood, Trunkey |129871 
Ch Creek — 


cs HC |Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. 130579 
Government, Clinton, Inverell 


HC/|Annie Spinks, Croydon, Wilcannia {131031 





(CN 
0) 
AWKLAL|HG|Charles Mountney Scott, Scotsdale, {131361 
0s 
08 
VIV 
cw 
C 





Yarragundry 
H |Charles Henry Smith, Balo-street, {131025 
Moree 
HI *|Claude Austin Tiedemann, East 130812 
a: Greta, West Maitland 
WA/1|HC|Charles Henry Taylor, Pine Glen, 131354 
CG 4; Carroll 
C<41/HC|William Cavanagh, Kamballa, 131062 
wut Gunnedah 
ye} HG |Charles George Warren, Nyngan 131195 
ww Lj/HC|Cecil William Wicks, West Wood, /130916 
CW: Berrygill Creek, Terry Hie Hie, 
oree 
C HC |Charles Wennerbom, Hoskin-streét, |181057 
W... Temora 
D 
1} HC|David Wilson, Weelaanga, Garah { oes 
ON HC |Logan and Campbell, Maitland. 
a } (Transferred from Archibald Camp 17634 


bell.) 
D Ooi HC |Daniel Michaél Dowling, Walmar 130712 
Downs, Balranald Peaeas 
=] «JH C@|Lhomas Durrington, Short-street, 2 
3l~ | West Kem ping 
O. + HC Gordon Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 130659 
DGS! | Innes 
.| @ |Albert Duckett, Collombatti, Green-|131078 
5]}~ hill, Macleay River 


—D Q-... HC Daniel Hill, Fair View, Griffith, via 130332 
: Willbriggie 

D’A.../HC Thomas William D’Aran, Corndale, |181585 
via Lismore 


De + C |Daniel Batterbee, Fifield Estate, 130754 











Liverpool ma 
D- C...| H Connie Drinkwater, Brewarrina 130575 
rr 1] C David William McDonald, Myocum,)131404 
aa Mullumbimby 
Rene C |Daniel Grant, Bimbaya, Candelo 130974 
™~ L HC Joseph Mountain, Mountain View, {130859 
DD Glen Innes 
DEV “ai Kerby, Pimlico 131049 








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ad No. of a 

8 Name and Address, Appli- Brand. 8 

a cation. I 

J 
HC |Robert Clifton, Grenfell 08 oh i HC 
-/H C|David Lamont, Wilson’s Downfall eae aC 
HC |Doris McGuire, Raleigh, Helper 131373 | 
River HC 
C |Jessie Perrett, Nymboida, (Trans- | 17678 
ferred from Percy Francis Perrett.) 
HC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S, W. Govt.,|130949 
Baerami, Denman VV 
C |David Sinclair, Seahampton, West {13117 F Vee 
Wallsend ° 
it HC 
E WLIHC 
-HC|Ernest John Marks, Scone 131039 sage C 
e FC YIHC 
HO|Emanuel Elijah Robert Pollard, 131573) Cy 
Oak Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 
.H C| Diamond Bros, and Eizenberg, Mount|130831 e 1 HC 
Elliott, Whitton la) 

C \Ernest Kearns, Eatonsville 131435 Pat HC 
HC |Ernest Parrish, Rous Mill, via 130819 AN 1 HC 
Lismore dFLAC 

-.| HC /Rhoda Bruce, Timor, via Blandford |131064 aS 
HC Edward Heffernan, Clifton Station, |181192; F HC 
Tenterfield > G 
-|HC Ernest Eather, Boggabri 130852 E—0:../C 
..| H /Ellen Elbra, Central Wyalong 131247 
HC Alfred Blatch, Picton. (Transferred) 17646 1../H¢C 
from Ernest Blatch.) q ik 
HC /Edwin Brooker, Boundary Stone, 130756 F&M...\HC 
| Pennant-street, Parramatta 
HO Eric Charles Bush, Bargo, via Picton|130714 { iM BSC 
H (Edward Gardner, First-street, 17614 FM 
Boolaroo, (Transferred from (FD HC 
| Edward Beasley.) F 
HC Ernest Vivian Bale, Thora 131249 F a} HOC 
C John Bopping, Ballalaba 131483) ~ 
HC Ernest Frederick Cowling, Coutts [180766 aie, He 
Crossing zt rT 
HC Ellen Colnan, Harwood Island 131429) FZ 
C [Edward Thomas Dillon, Bindra, via |151410 
| Barrington A ist 
HC Ernest Drury, Shallow Crossing, via {13101 
| Nelligen a HC 
HC Robert English, Brockley, Guyra 130661 
HC Edward English, Pambula { Rete @} HC) 
HC Ellen Grant, Copeland 131006 G C 
C Horatio William Hill, Mt, Larby {130886 Yo 
Farm, Parkes 
HC Edith Kerley, Sunnyside, via Con- /|131336 OS HC 
| dobolin © 
C Eva Rebecca Leach, Plumpton, via {131364 
" Rooty Hill ‘ily 
HC Ernest Manning Mudford, Mitchell {130894 G 
i Island, Jones’ Island 
JHC Frank Edward Mills, Mulgoa 130677 Via 
.| C |Edward Crofton Maxwell, Hazel- 130689 HC 
brook, Queanbeyan G 
C Emma Martin, Beryl-street, North |131282 GAIHC 
Broken Hill \/} 
HC Ellen Neville, Rose Hill, Texas 130696 
| vas tee 

C Eliza Oakman, Mangoplah, via Wagga/131463 G a 

Cc oes ius Price, Farnham, Stuart|130532 Vy} H 
HG eget Wilby Parrish, Dunoon, 131494 <4.G Cc 

Richmond River QL 
HC Elizabeth Roberson, Fairview, 131235 . fC 
Tuross A 
...HC\Edward Jennings, Pretty Pine 131433 
Deniliquin 4 A.C 

C Alfred Edward Suffolk, Cambewarra|130994' bd... 

HC Ellen Smith, Moorland 131240 


(16 Ava. 1918, 








No. of 
Name and Address, Appli- 
cation. 
Elsie Jane Ruth Tilse, Dry Creek, [130704 
Moonan Flat 
Enos Wright, Boulevard, Toronto ~ {131306 


Edward James Williams, Hawthorn |130797 
Dell, Millthorpe 


Ernest Wilton Whatman, Moss 131356 
Vale 
Fr 
John Frank Barber, Sunnyside, 131291 
Moonbi, via Tamworth 
Frank Allard, Brooklana, via 131179 


Coramba 
Executors late F. C. Britcher, Rath- 130896 
mount, Malebo 


Frederick Bennett, Tuncarry 130926 

Frank Chapman, Broughton-road, {131584 
Moss Vale 

Fanny Drury, Morton, via Milton — [180854 

Francis Ewens, Hilltop, Jerangle 130810 

Frank Kirkby Edwards, Wooden- |130844 


on 

fishin Fleet, East Greta, via West |130828 
Maitland 

William Frank Glenn, Charville, 
Mathoura 

Frederick Bateson Goodworth, Kars 
Springs, Scone 

Frederick William Cecil Ince, Skibo, 
Gloucester 

Ernest Albert Mendham, The 
Meadows, Neville-road, Blayney 

Edward Frederick Stanislaus Mallon, 
Merricumbene, via Araluen 


Frederick Oswald Pollard, Oak 
Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 


131628 


131471 
131200 
180957 
131502 


131487 





Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Govt.,/180953 


Batlow Estate, Batlow 


Frederick Spratt, Kunghue, 130653. 
Mt. Burrell, Tweed River 
Clarence Hugh McCulloch, Mount [131287 
Hope 
G 
Susan Rebecca Gorton, Greenridge, | 17655 


Casino. (Transferred from William 
Henry Gorton.) 


George Michael Green, Wildwood, (| $3913 
Gulargambone ¢ [130875 


Sydney Lewis Garrett, Euroka. T7669 
(Transferred from William Austin | 
Garrett. ) 

Charles Henry Garlick, Kyogle 130646 

James Godfrey, South Lismore 131317 


John Henry Groves, junr., Cheshunt,/130182 
Singleton 

George Leslie Pullman, Woolborn, 
Nemingha, (Horse brand trans- 

ferred from George Richard Mills.) 


George Price Godwin, aia 130781 
via Bullahdelah 


T7630 — 
131119 | 





George Parker, Bexhill, via Lismore |131598 

Camden S. Garrett, care of Bank 130832 
N.S.W., Casino 

Charles Henry Ganderton, Taylor’s |130867 
Arm, via Macksville 

G. K. Aikman, North Whoey, 130023 
Euabalong 

George Albert Ernest Brooker, care {130802 


of Sydney Skuthorpe, Gulargam- 
bone 



























































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H Ge ro F tS Pid ra 13 SO C ar Ig ho »C u hi 73 
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G HC cree Shea Ww i 102 Ha HC Henry I yes Inverell er 3071 
ey HC Rob oe Leta it 1307 | ae, H 1 ion nat a Alb 131 
Ww G er ng ps rent Mel re e 706 3 c aro Montg \ ne ‘om ware 1 335 
ici eo tG on Is at ve 9 aM ad ld onts V y b ti 31 3 
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Gw eit sr es rs nas ee vee tL C ce iy nae dhe? ere 13058 
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Brand. 8 Name and Address, 
| n 


IQ....HC|John Hart, Larbert Stud Farm, 
Bolwarra, West Maitland 





H#C|McDonnell and Richardson, Bruton, 
Gr) Casino 
ic HC |Sarah Jane Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 
oe i Innes . 
LT A} |HC|Arthur Joseph Hamilton, Camber- 
og well 
laW) C |John Cregan, Midginbill, Tweed 
toh River 
JC |HC|Carey Brothers, Serpentine Creek 
nA} Clarence River 
ac 3 HC|John Christopher Moloney, Junee 
NL C |John Conway, Duranbah, 
7 4: Tygalgah 
aD _|HC| Herbert John Lewis Dobbie, Gibson 
pods Farm, Meadow Flat 


RD} HO |James Daniel, Gungal 


ee lar C |John Elbert Mussared, Karangi, yia 
8 
te Coffs Harbour 
car HC|Joseph Evans, Tarago 
bh HC/James Thomas Giles, Burnside, 
4] Bald Nob 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


68413; 


130642 





‘4 LIAC|John James Gray, Eltham, 


£9 Richmond River 
J°Ge---| C |James Grant, Maitland-road, 
Minmi 
“JID } HO|James Victor Graham, Elderslie, 
Manilla 


eo 
ey 
pete HC|John Harwood Hayes, Dapto 


DH + HC\|John Horsham, Blacktown 


4H LIA C|John L. Heckendorf, Lucknow 
ALAS Girilambone f 
4M} | C |James Morthorpe, Sunnyside, 
P Hobbys Yards 


sods HC|John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, 
WM Old Junee 


HC} James Goodger, Berry 


J zm, HC/Ernest Milton, South Leade, Forbes. 
I (Transferred from J. Milton.) 
SY’) G |John Patrick McGrath, Boolanbayte, 
Jm via Bulladelah 


7 +>} C |James Murphy, Chatsworth Island 


S18 |James Mullins, Hillview, Malebo, 
PM via Wagga Wagga 
J MUAG John William MecConochie, Travellers’ 


Rest, Girilambone 
LP } C |James Phillips, Palmer’s Island, 
mn) Clarence River 
tL a} HC John James Purcell, Castlereagh 
oa) 
ay A C |John Schott, Berrima 
JS‘) |HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
Wales Goyenrment, Collaroy 
Estate, Merriwa 


t th HC|Joseph Samuel Turner, Federal, 
che Richmond River 


air HCj|John Ulph, Balwick, Lyndhurst 


LV. ..-|H Cohn Valentine Fletcher, Armidale 
JI W-...| CG |Joseph William Waters, Police Sta- 
tion, Torrington 


YUL} C |James Williams, Bonalbo 
oy} 


EK 
Cx... HC/|Thomas Bernard Garry, Gwandoban, 


yt Binalong 
HC 
x} 


Frederich Carl Krause, Huon, Jindera 
(Transferred from John Krause.) 


1131180) 


















131149 

T7645 
131391] 
131384 
181105 
181635 
1307221 





131640 
131512 








-Ka_.-.| C |Kenneth Havelock Allen, Dairyville,|1: 
AG HC |Kate Hatton, Kyogle 

£TN)| C |Kate Piper, Wattletree-road, Eri 
Ain uo oe Gosford Pee 

CNS tharine Emily Scholefield, Eul 
Rat Guan y ulongo, 










Brand. 





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ad No. of 
8 Name and Address, Appli- 
in cation, 
GL 
H@ William George Arthur Lee, Oxley 180650 
Island, Manning River { 114583 
HC/Edmnnd James Lamb, Langdale, 130963 
Avon-road, Pymble 
H |William Lowrey, Dungog 130873 
C \Albert Arthue Locock, Mount View 180555 
HC Lilian Betts, Krui, Millie 131161 
HG |Leila Millicent Williams, Vale 130846 
Valley, Moonbah, via Jindabine | 
'H.G|Leonard Oliver Forbes, Collyburl, 130895 
Coolibah 
C |Leslie Bryden Fletcher, Eathorpe, 131641 
Armidale 
HC |Leonard Gilks, Cliffdale, Moonbi 130922 
| © |Lindsay Hollands, Ewingsdale (131061 
Al C |Mrs. Louis Olzomer, Erina 131148 
\H C\Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130947 
Wales Government, Cullingral 
Estate, Merriwa 
C jLeslie Edward Taylor, The Grange, §|130572 
; Cooranbong 
HC \Lacey and Townsend, Yarrawa, 130690 
Denman 
HC Oswald G. L. Vidler, Yorklea, 130770 
Casino 
C Leslie Wrightson, Lorne, via 131201 
Kendall 
NM 
HC|Morris Windsor, Lagnicourt, Evans |130822 
Plains ’ 
H |Alexander Armstrong Proprietary, | 17629 
Limited, Lake Victoria, Cal Lal. 
(Transferred from A.M.L. and F. 
Company, Limited.) [See cattle 
brand G 
fC Martha Wells, Rosehill, Mandurama |131492 
C |Patrick Francis McGrath, Corang, |131271 
Nerriga a 
‘HC Thomas Stubbs Morgan, Marulan 131,002 
‘H.C Frederick William Monk, Hillside [130794 
Mundooran 
‘H.C Robert Henry Minshall, Springfield, |130710 
Crookwell Py" 
HC Mary Hopkins, Kelso, Singleton _/131000 
*/HC|Maurice Oscar Matthews, Irvington, |130552 
via Casino 
HC Marion Bryce Corry, Bundar, 130859 
Trangie ; 
C |Mary Cutler, Plandtire, Moongulla 130971 
C |Andrew Malcolm, Balranald 131304 
HC|Matthew Dawson, Eltham, Rich- 131594 
mond River 
C |Maud Foley, Baker-st., Temora 130783 
HC/|Martin Jarick, Lanbong, Forbes 131344 
HC|Michael Clear Kenna, Clear View 130074 
Walgett 
-/HC|Martha Hannah Lahey, Tia 130890 
C |Mortimer Cornwall Lewis, Bobin, 131066 
via Wingham 
HC /|Margaret Susannah McGregor, Old _ |130679 
Mill, near Tingha 
C |Andrew McNutt, Public School, 130746 
Torrington, via Deepwater 
HC/William Donald and David Alexan- 131431 





der McPherson, Chandler Bridge, 
Wollomombi 
HC/Mary Jane Rankmore, Ashgrove, 


31363 
Collie hi ay 





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MS_VsJHOC|Michael John Sexton, Derrengullen 


MYV\|HC|Malcolm Ernest Young, Goonoo 
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Yass 
HC|Mathew White, Gordon-road, 


George Perrin, Mount Welcome, 


John Lane Nicholls, Old Bonalbo, 


_ Name and Address. 


Wales Government, Manus Estate, 
Tumbarumba 


Chatswood 


Goonoo, Tamworth 


N 


Bolivia 


via Tabulam 
Neil and Buchanan, Pomona, Uralla 


Naismith Bros., Jesmondene, Boree 
Creek 

Norman Walter Chapman, High- 
lands, Black Mountain 

Nellie Lambert, Bootawah, Tinonee 

Norman Wentworth Noble, Caswell, 
via Singleton 

Norman Archibald Strang, West 
Wallsend 


Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Gov- |130944 
ernment, Glen Innes Nursery, Glen 
Innes 

Lulu Nathan and Ada May Thomas, |131178 
Opossum Point, Tooma 

Albert Edward and Harold Henry  /|130551 
Norvill, Warneleigh, via Tweed 
Heads 

Joseph Norman Webb Walters, 130815) 
Berridale 

Russell Nicholson, Colonel’s Creek, (131290 
via Wauchope 

O 

Geoffrey William Scholes, Overten, { T7616 
Muswellbrook. (Cattle brand 130621 
transferred from Thomas Blunt.) 

Oscar Howard Ingall and P. C. 131515 


Buchanan, Deep Creek, Bowraville 


Ellen O’Brien, Bexhill, Richmond 131593 
River 

Bernard O’Brien, Roxburgh, Crook- |131554 
well 

Robert John O’Connor, Brucedale 130966 

Joseph Ross O’Connor, care of G. A.|131514 
Anderson, Dullah, via Coolamon 

John Ernest O’Connor, Connorville, |131296 
Marsden-road, Grenfell 

Oliver Hinde, Geneva, Kyogle 130442 

Otelia Mary Josephine Mooney, 130589 


Glenesk, Woolamundry, Condobolin 


James O'Meara, Wandellow, Cobargo,131233 

Frederick George O’Meally, Lillypool,|131281 
South Grafton 

Kuhre Bros., Galba, Cobargo 130757 

Oscar Stanbury Olsson, Roseberry, |131412 
The Risk, via Kyogle 

Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. Govern-|130580 
ment, Oban 

= 
Lawrence Petrie, Bluff Rock, Tenter- 130559 


field 


William Patterson, Oakbank, Wood-/131314 
lands Mail, via Lockhart 


Paul Joseph Ffrench, Ballalaba 131383 

Hartley Lancelot Payne, Belahville, 124737 
Forbes 

Arthur Linden Platts, Farm No. 35,| 
Maharatta, Bombala 

George Ernest Power, Bushman’s 


Hill, Parkes 


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Name and Address. 





Percy Albert Bartlett, Invercauld, | |131143 
Lismore 

William Patrick Casey, Broadwater,|131093 
Richmond River 


Patrick Dougherty, Orange 130735 














H |Peter Edwards, Waverley, Mount Idaj130856 
.| Ht |Peter Findlay, Secret Home, McPhailj131416 
HC|Percival Harold Miller, Glengowrie, \130541 
Midway, Quirindi 
HC |Phyllis Payne, Woolgoolga 130666 
C |Patrick Sheehan, Hoskins Town 131026 
HC |Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Gov- {130948 
ernment, Pinnacle Estate, Grenfell 
HC/Percy John Scheibel, Jiggi 131318 
Q 
HT |Thomas Richard Quinton, Purle- 131225 
waugh 
Ca) HC Quirk Bros., Windellama, Bombow- |130609 
MS) lee, Tamnt 
R 
ab HC/William Allan Norman, Glenquarry ; 131298 
seas) C |Charles Rooke, Queen-street, Grafton|130688 
VTV1| C |Edward Herbert Rose, Wadeyille, / \130987 
A } via Nimbin 
R + HC Edward Alfred Reeves, Fairy Hill, . |131388 
me Casino 
nn 1 |HC|Frederick Charles Albert Rowsell, [131422 
R2 Bril Bril, Rollands. Plains, Wilson 
| Rivers 
HC Francis James Robinson, Lunaria, {131188 
R \ Tottenham 
3 
SR V]|HC\Reuben Pengilley, Killara, Black- {113648 
SB ville, via Quirindi 1 131358 
ay C |Reginald Sydney Brice, Kioloa, via’ |129815 
RB _ Milton 
pa L HC Raymond Baly, Elands, Bulga 131266 
VTV1) H [Ralph Butler, Paika, Balranald 130785 
5B J J 
2h HC Robert Cassilles, Timbery Range, via|122507 
Q Cooma 
HC Robert Crawford, Rock View Farm, {131113 
R c ) Dellwood, via Boree Creek 
any Cc Righard Coggins, Morrison-road, 130860 
adesville 
eo HC Robert Clide Dugan, Dickygundi, | {130637 
} via Dubbo 
RT HC Robert Francis Stone, Ogunbil 131065 
R+G_..|H C Samuel John Gibson, Alstonville. T7598 
(Transferred from Robert Gibson.) 
RWLIHC|\Robert Hoy, Kia Ora, Armidale 130568 
vig C'!R. S. Howard and Sons, Parkes and |130798 
RH Lt? Peak Hill 
nA) |HC|\Robert White Innes, Woodview, 130838 
Casino 
BA HC Robert King, Teven Creek, Rich- ¢ 112804 
mak mond River d |131166 
RL } HC Robert Laing, Boyneville, Gulgong {131381 
J _ VHC Richard Murphy, Torrington 131368 
RM 4| C Richard Martinscroft Malbourne, {131408 
rw } Murwillumbah 
yaw HC Robert Henry Martin Pascoe, Cedar |130645 
R&I 1 Grove, Urbenville, via Tabulam 
Rq } HC Richard Prisk, Bracken-street, Hil {130569 
grove 
BS HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130955 
Wales Government, Carumbi 
af; Kstate, Stockinbingal 
vim} HC |Rupert Ernest Salway, Cobargo 130773 
RS 
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Name and Address. 





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Shadforth Bros., St. Elmo, Armidale 


Rowland Vivian Small, Mackenzie- 
street, Moree 


Rosabella Watson, Fifield 


Robert William Wilcox, Boonal Well, 
Garah 

Robert Wilson, Federal, Richmond 
River 





tichard Wilson, Manus, Tumbarumba 


‘Richard Worth, Myocum, Mullum- 
bimb 


HC Robert Henry Cox, Long Flat, Hast- 


ings River 


Ss 


Herbert Povey, Collingwood, Colinton 


Henry Stapleford, Wollombi 


George Stewart, Greenock, Inverell 


Lomond 


Richard John Simpson, Glenreagh 


Hamilton Ray Sneesby, Pigman 
Creek, Casino 


William Bunter, Rosewood View, 
Collie-road, Gilgandra 


Archibald W. R. Simpson, Vittoria, 
via Blayney. (Transferred from 
John Pritchard Smith.) 

Thomas Shaw, Farm 20, Yarrawa, 
Denman 


Mrs. Mark Sergent, Gladstone 


Edward Sackley, Dunoon, Richmond 
River 

Margaret Staunton, Cloete-street, 
Young 


Sarah Alice Mackay, Mountain View, 
Adaminaby 
Samuel George Burges, Dungog 


Samuel Chandler, The Pinnacles, via 
Yarrowitch 


Susan Mary Druitt, West Dubbo 


Stephen Henry Davis, Raymond 
Terrace 

Samuel George Kvans, Binna Burra, 
Richmond River 


Stephen George, Waterfalls, Crook- 
well 
Samuel Glyde, Gannon’s Creek 


John Neale Taylor, Ilford. (Trans- 

_ ferred from Samuel Harris.) 

Rupert Stanley Lindeman, Coodra, 
Wee Jasper, via Yass 

Welby Alfred Smith, Comboyne, via 
Wingham 


Samuel Noble, Rosebank 


Grafton 
Stanley Prior, Avondale, Dapto 


Smith and Rae, Bromley, Pinnacle 
Kstate, Grenfell 

Marion Helen Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 
West Coraki, (Transferred from 
Charles Yabsley ) . 

Sidney Sinclair, Glen Rock, 
Yooroonah 





Samuel Simpson, Gravesend 


Sydrey Veitch, Mogo 


James Charles Smith, Ashwood, Ben! 


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Susannah O’Meally, Lilypool, South |131280 








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a] No. of 
Appli- Brand. S Name and Address. Appli- 
cation. na cation, 
| Qo: Siren a 7 ‘ 
130567 WwW... iG Sema ugent Wildman, Ye Grange,|130864 
130891) WAY LIH G Stanley Arthur Wythes, Cumnock- |131458 
y 
SW. road, Molong 
SeW...\HCSarah Wharton, Happy Valley, 130721 
180788 Brushy Hill, Aberdeen 
130807 s ‘Alle HC Sarah West, Westbrook, Essington 131370 
130638 ane HC James Sturges White, Bellingen 131125 
sw HC Samuel Mundy Wilson, Walcha-road,131012 
131570) LY 
‘ SY L/HC Sidney John Tyrie, Norongo, via 130988 
130574 ert Captain’s Flat 
131116 yi 
; HC Edith S. Carpenter, Stannum, via 131070 
| Et... Deepwater 
PANY IHC William Harvey, Lorna Doone, T7677 
131387 G Stannum. (Transferred from 
waves Charles T’. Truscott.) 
C29 C |Colin Stewart Westaway, Bowling  |130905 
/13088] ra } Alley Point } 
HC |Florence Annie Thompson, Spring  |130842 
130638 by Grove, Casino 
ALEC |Thomas E. Cabban, Waverley 131407 
130743 T Cottage, Tumut-street, Adelong 
ate HC |Thomas John Bray, Murrurundi aes 
IB10l) VWTYV1| C [Trim and Bullman, Tyalgum, via 131489 
TB Murwillumbah 
130841} ~P—C...JHC|Thomas Joseph Coultan, Dorrigo 131042 
TC } HC jThomas Considine, Seaham 181475 
131309 ar HC |Thomas George Chapman, Carbean, |130767 
HQ Manilla 
"7663 ED HC/Thomas Henry Dunn, Erskine-street,!131004 
; Dubbo 
TWL|HC Thomas Eggleton, West Blowering,|130683 
131605 Cas via Tumut 
is Fn) C |Thomas Fredericks, Burnside, Jam- |131345 
tf beroo 
131409). “ie HC/Thomas Farrelly, Clandulla |131058 
ele Gd f HO(Lhomas Fraser, Forster 131448 
131008 4 JI 1|HC Thomas Henry Jarrett, Dungay, 131312 
nA Murwillumbah 
131255 @) , 
| ..AH C/T. H. Johnston, Sackville Reach 131341 
a L -L...|ELC |Thomas Lavis, Upper Orara, via 130805 
131389 Coffs Harbour 
Neds t HC )Thomas Lewis Bond, Old Junce 131128 
131301 al HC /|Thomas Gregory bis wah Warrell |131571 
reek ville 
T M- Creek, Macksvi 
ey? ©) L/HC|fhomas Henry Matthews, Breeza 131362 
fmt | 
131097 at HOC|Thomas Henry Wyatt, Nandewar- 131551 
TM 4 street, Narrabri 
131506 oe HC/|Thomas Pullman, Tamworth 131081 
131177 ae, HO|Thomas Pauling, Stoney Point, 130855 
ay ae Leeton : 
i C |Mary Elizabeth Redman, Bandon 7613 
7hes fay Grove. (Transferred from Thomas 
207, Redman.) 
130970 fs 
: TS} JHC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130581 
131015 Wales Government, Tarcutta 
a HC/|Thomas Leslie Terbutt, care B. 130665 
130725 pt Stapleton, Black Mountain Creek, 
via Boggabri 
U 
131231 R 
John Thomas Turner, Burra 130801 
130976, ay 1. HO , , 
Moruya 
cw 
T7638 
Vv | 
fia’ | 
131533 A & HC Donald McDonald, Cuan, Bunnan _131323 
J 
131016 WAL 'HC|Henry Davis, junior, Saltbrook, (| 88295 
Vv Bumbury (131022 
180692, 13 HC ie Richard Moore, Monkerai 130795 
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4 No, of a4 No. of 
| Name and Address. Appli- Brand. 8 Name and Address. Appli- 
cation. a cation. 
K. and V. C Dunoll d 131627 i 9 
Sh Cc athens vale Singl af dia ; WS C |Robert Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay [130544 
Vincent Brogan, Berridale 131123 NJ 
V rise ae Sydney Ritchie, Virginia, Wilton, [131067] ALA L|HC|William Smith, Lang’s Creek, 131321 
Douglas Park Booruwa 
VSVIHC Soldiers’ Settlement, New South 1130962, HC| William Ernest Skinner, Wombah, {1381117 
af) Wales Government, Montavella | ALA Jinabiby, Clarence River 
ts rons puree sda G3 LEC | William Stanley Williams, Wollomb*|130041 
ans HC|Henry Vivian Vidler, Cawongla tai Q |William Henry Arthur Teale, 1131994 
Pe 41| H cere Irwin Wilson, Stoker’s 130549, BT Kyogle 
° iding MA 
Taly "ata 24 }; or fw 
i HC|Victor Eric Wilson, Terrigal 1131286 W CAV Meni ateds Piper er odin 
VW x 
WW...|HC\Alfred Sherwin Wood, Murwil- 130755 
lumbah | X@...\HC|Duncan Davis McRae, Tamworth 130958 
.. | C|Walter Bramley, Argyle, Hall’s 130921 Club, Tamworth, and Albyn-road, 
Strathfield 


Creek, Bunnan 














ewe... HC|William Neil Miller, Kalimna, 130738 “wz VL JHC |Maxwell Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 130660 
Wallaroobie, via Beckom XR Innes 
WPr\HC|Thomas Ambrose Welsh, Jefferson, |129967 
AS Cobargo 
WO..JHC arm nen Belmore River, 130591 — 
adstone 
OVW ...,H C|Robert Alexander Witherow, Parkes/130753 ] 
-W as HC Gustav Waldemar Vesterboe Sorefi- |130761 Y—1L|HC|Edgar Frederick Young, Carara, 130668 
son, Harwood Island, Clarence River ° Curlewis Lt 
ues H Ne enh sae care of H./131204 wh ELC ne apo Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 136883 
ellen, Wentworthville oraki 
W 1} C |Walter Butterworth, Water-street, [120596 < i 
BI Lambton Y...HG)|Benjamin James Wyld, Mountain 131349 
WEY UHC |William Charles Baker, Skeleton {130920 View, Albury-road, via Wagga 
WB | Creek, via Glen Jnnes Wagga 
ALALIAHC| Walter ‘Colin Gordon Bowman, 131257 i 
WB Upper Manilla Y-+.../ ¢c ames Wallace Young, Bumballa, 131351 
WB ee ee tua Merim- 131144 Tallong 
WRY. orough, via Wee Waa 
V> a William Barrett Carter, Laggan 130973 
WC William Carlon, Mount View, 130705 
VY aa Uralla Numerals Only. 
W' D- HC |William Dunning, Kydra, via Nim- !131599; 01... C Goorey Haan s Archibald Grey, 131399 
mitabel reyleigh, Kiama v 
tree pagent ae M. P. Holmes, 130586 SSO..IHC ciety Frederick Beck, Farm 389, | [180748 
ullerana, Moree eeton 
os i aa Angey eae Doolan, |1381109; 
ori, via Tamworth 
WE ae William Ely, Woolgoolga 130651) Numerals and Signs. 
i 2 y Laue Ste: ‘ 
Be ee Wellomombt tne [STO D> BiEC|Mary Ann Eiphick, Tamblodg —~ |rsi104 
WGLUHC|William Henry Golding, junioz, 131299 LJ 
+ Inchgower, Forbes INGE Hishort Henny Clement Sanit 
ALAL| Cc William Herrington, Turntable 131588: oy HC Mor ; aad W Ge a fate (131b51 
WH } Creek, The Channon ornington, Wariaida 
WH C |William Hope, Long Bay = ~—(/131205 at HC |Florence Emma Dawson, Capeen 1131131 
Par 4iC|Edmund Ernest Hosking, Leeville, (180464 ALA Creek, Old Bonalbo 
WE Casino peas i : 
“TS LIHG| William James pctttey Springfield, |130912: a} C |William F. Duane, Ilabo 131415 
dpa Bective i 
ae C |William Samuel Jackman, Kendall /131040 i HC heer Saul Greentree, Yarrama- |130563 
? L/HC|Percy Mclvor Williams, Stannum, |131369 Ci tAeried Bivaboshad Choc hare aos 
q, u ° ic 130605 
WL via Deepwater (a)} apse: izabeth Jane Lambert, 
WM ae: } ; ) errima 
Vb HC Ve aan ee os ME oe 130694 -6 .. |ELC|Walter William Chapman, Belmore, /130997 
Manilla 
WM C William Marshall, Simpson-street,!131427 
C9 Tumut te HC|Emily Rosanna May Bartier, 131172 
OJ 1LIHC|Walter Henry Robe, Boorabil, Port |131203 “H Warialda 
eet Tubooda, Wyalong 
WR + C |William Rowlauon, Percy- -street, 130670 £8... HC|Andrew Thomas Turner, Copeton 131326 
ER pith Fambton @M UHC |George Alfred Johnson, Narrabri |130628 
ea C |Walter Rawson, Avalon, Bungwahl |13112) 8 West 











77: ian, oak H C/Henry Arthur Campbell, Towarra, { 131325 
} 3% Loe eee Hepa matey od Albury-road, via Wagga Wagga ( /131513 


Mitchell. (Transferred from CW | 8 C\|Emily Caroline Murray, Steinbrook, (130608 
William John Stapleton.) | 88 Tenterfield 














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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 





_ Grand. Bea | Stock. Boor | Name and Address. 
a.| ao HC | James Thomas Arndell, Monkey Place, Orel wieght wesieasent ces : 
ST call HC | Thomas Bros., Wardry, @ondoboh..)....0 A Hes arnt ee hata 
ENS hewn 
Ws ¢ William Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay sci taieson takes ae aeaner eRe my. 
aw] 
| % | HC | Biilmann Brothers, Rocky Plaings Wa Bervidale,i......ca.rcrcvassnerees 
aul Jane G. Gordon, Barraba.\..) 0. «-Tepeanesstygy Jpop cise Sata RRR MME ss 33 se 
aw HC | David Wilson, Sunnyside, Gum Flat, via Inverell..............00.0005 
A 
rh 4 Abram Holloway, Bald Nobs, near Armidale ..........csccssenessecnees 
TH 
UWPU...| HO | Robert Webb, Bong Borg: ................sdeenennanpeasssscopesensganeneens 
aah e...| oC Thomas Egan, Michelago. sila do'a si galasnibs omen oe ore vbecceldioe Tava ERE te 
Hee..4 HC William A. Wilson, Rosedale, Miarrirnindi, 20), .1.. cee nemeeeeiie.« 
5 | HC | Mary Lettuce, Spring Gully, Bunnan ........cccccscsscusssesseneeeees 
“-. HC Henry Binnan, Cowabee-road, Wagga Wagga oe....s.sssessctecteeee 
a H James farrell, Kentucky, Unalla Wiy.. $....2c8. lcs. aceneeeeeeemeneene 
a HC Willtam McKenzie, Mayloo, Tuena i... 3.00... ghesooccssessteretesend 
s Ae Edward Douglas, junior, Bendemeer......)ccccccsecaievecseccbuissevenee | 
re .| HC Henry C. Dangar, Macquarie Grove, Narellan.........c..csenrcecesestese 
niet HO | William Hosking, Moleville, Whiteman Creek ................ieeess 
3 HC | George Bramble, Myall Lakes, Stroud ......:....ccecceseeees 1 
av¥.... HC | Walter Barnes; Pine, Ridge, Murrwfundi i060... tae eeecsceoeteants 
hor HC | Charles Fuller, Farmer’s Home, Tarcutta-road Wagga Wagga . 
7 fe) Denis O'Brien, "osu River; Whee es. cauectiens tte vennsceonr ete setaaee | 
| 
<7, >| 0 | Mary lizabeth Steol, Walehp 9.0.21 sG ht ia... 
M : seta 
Bary J. Gamegos, Armidale |... 0.0. pdesdJcbeosnsseegier os +++ nasal pbmbdaeene 
Al G det Cc 2 
air HO Frederick James, Young, Carara,Curlewis iil. oc.ccc.sscsceescessenots 
# HC | James Dwyer, Tenterfield’ ...... SERIE. OEE Ss See eeensem 
hi HC James’ Wilson; Kish River Creeks "(Sie ldavesennt ty Gocticrates terete 
a> wf EG of Charles Donald Meewart,/Tnverell ..20i0) «dion roplopes coe vseteensss napebind 
IB HC | Susannah Booth, Ferndale, BundaMoon........0... ...cessecdbassseeveuvbs 
é 
a Hoa John Cameron, Mount View,, Cessiaock. ..ipi 0.5.25... .dderiuiddreadecicuss 
RED... Cc Robert.S. Howard, Parkes “047/420... mise HORE AAT a soca 5 ob UA TREN RR 
W...| Wilkam Heriot, Deniliquin. . sg wh cc toceh-> levee samdeess sedan wwscen qed 
at HC Alexander Anderson, Warregal Island, Chatsworth Island ...... 
aa HC | Morgan Redden, Donnybrook, Codmabarabran ..............sseseecees 
Le BG | Wong Sat;*BolongsiiK emiption |. Se jacnestices <obosssieessine sorr-seuuidinneyniocee ees 
a HG Patrick Ryan, Coohamundra (4: sr lig. bee sesdredcc oss son ses fhe A he 
Cx... HC | Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via Wingham ................eccecees 
fe HC George Newhatp,, RGIS Bla6 150 Fr oss co hocessecconvncedoaeeciisnseeess ea 
Henry Millburn, Little River, Wangat, Dungog .............0c essen 
BM Cc ¥ ’ » g 8°8 
ek oi 
ARP he FES James, Wildman, Ye. Grange, Crowbher fdcwedepeeceesssen. sanpenssoicins 
wd EEG). | Michael Jordan, Tabulaigy i2...6..60j-cccesedeeseceeschessnce sesssasesseuens 
Ha A Bo Triggs, Bostray” White, © ittse ts... .<fesnecnetenssacoettesdencanacice 
Eu HCO AIPA, Hanon; Ravicess 0) Jo. cccseb tame cen Geaves vocedles ts. slut sonpe sadegl 
fs bo deGhind? Mabel M.. Lahey, Tia Digging covtas..cdecccscscsceessese sselaabe saab 
wD i; EC Executors Estate late M. P. Holmes, Moree .........scccccce ccecenees 
us HC Michael O’ Keefe, Orundumbie, Waltha ....culecs.-uscees-atvesdeteoeves 
BAX SEO Jamesubax, WUStOn ...1.0.s.durn cease mere ieee testes ener Ess 
ACK ee C Kate Reilly, Yhoul Plain, Hatfield, Balranald, Ivanhoe-road...... 
Yeti, eG Rhomasseulyibils Tuniut: Wi eee a Renee alee ts) Os ener Ramee 
KO." EC Hague Smith and McRae, Round Hill, Goonoo Goonvo road, 








[16° Ava, 1918, 


THE undermentioned Branpos have been cancelled and re-allotted as shown :— 
































Tamworth. 





| Yoon: | Application. 

1885 31768 
1891 65780 
1910 109704 
1916 126046 
1885 7528 
1899 80699 
12416 

1885 aieady 
1885 766 
1885 19985 
1907 101602 
1890 61759 
1885 44912 
1885 5002 
1885 28129 
1885 581 
1885 39133 
1890 62040 
1885 23524 
1885 33848 
1888 58564 
1885 95202 
1896 76092 

t 

1885 20900 
1903 88297 
1885 13600 
1885 24956 
1903 74462 
1899 81231 
1906 96386 
1895 73727 
1885 7658 
~ 1 113821 
1885 | 2.45250 
1885 4444) 
1915 124103 
1885 20645 
1910 108443 
1885 9583 
1889 60204 
1916 124607 
1885 41659 
1914 76861 
1886 54851 
1905 92283 
1903 4495 
43363 

1ss5 | { 34907 | 
1887 56136 
1895 74585 
1885 10858 
1915 124071 





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Number. 


130558 
Cancelled. 


130544 


| Cancelled. 


130570 
Cancelled. 


130587 
130543 


130598 
130615 


130617 
130625 
130497 
130520 


130585 
130652 
150464 


130577 
130693 
130674 
130405, 
Cancelled. 
130726 
130668 
130747 
130751 
130633 
130786 
130779 
130798 
130701 


\ 130550 


130181 
130835" 
130843 


Cancelled, 
130379 
130852 


130864. 
130866" 
Cancelled, 
130886 
130890 
130586 


130803 


Cancelled, 

Cancelled. 
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130958 


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we . ary § F RB ? Bib DOT ury § Ri itd em Pe a 44 094 
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a. at Flo he nluk wloia hs Age iis eon 10 13 
=p . tB yd r, ¥ Se 19 364 30 
Re \ Cc John P. yrne, : Rose Nalebo trees ha —. shit 35 : 938 
C. | HOG Jos ayne Ben L Val Sees es) te ee 1 UF Het 1308 
a ie eph , Di om mshi 908 5831 92 
I <5. C Willi Jacks gnam’ ond ties i tna), 3 pays 188 9492 13097 
$x 1% a Sie pays coy ct aie 18 z iat Ailes 
DE} q a R. P Bias ee ie 2 il 13 878 
4 Cc J Co ‘ att das ste Gc ere 92 593 09 
& ar ry e h ae 6 0 83 
t& H j me ,M Tso Cr neta vee ] 27 130 
iy f é Sa s Br olo Ny Li eek bad 889 ran I 676 
x He see uce ngl inf a 444 30 
a0 FA Willi 1T. De Cla Oo. ern, B wie We 190 6 13 ifn 
; pC oo : Ed ram en i perso f la , g ss hie 09 0756 oF cd 
Ss =a v wa Jol nis ont vee yne oe ] te 
at ae | Geo Jo Cha Eby sore 96 10 5 
HO lj rge saék haa mpl mo ts Has ee in i8 7284 1310 
} H oe ae ie St wick ioe tate a a T50 uss 
af er Sto k, ¥ n sinters ] 2 I 
vet (2 Saati, ys ak Cre wane 885 ; ann 30896 
KO Tho int unt on ek B -road bast pet 188 | 42 4 131 
4 HC : ma ke Ma 2 Mo ‘ Back y ean 5 ( $2018 ; 045 
=... - nee ,B na te ga elec 1% | SOD 13 . 
H am re ela ra, e ey rele 90 49, 10 
BR one Co Rot Googe: nglo 0 sn eae 1 0 1394 5) : 43 
a HE a pert om Co glo, B —- 885 9 1310 
i C ae Ww ok erri ssn pire 5) 81 51 
5 i F . p34 . elst , care ima arent 189 737 130 
e) |r so — i v6 _ 
As C Ed Aw arber ndell eas ] 85 7? 1309 
RS .| A ward assell rt; W yi os 901 2305 13 wy 
ai C He G3 ‘ H at > Cob on, G son 188 218 ) 0553 
bo C fh org ore ieceis. aa : 8 “ai 18 
3 ig eT nP itl 0. piace eet 1885 41 10 
- , na G Ly 2 ar ’ q ; Sf 96 64 
7 H Wi ere Me rre rk Vor Dieser i 5 1 131 
R ii —— 8 79 107 
C ii Ruri cG ae clay no h Sb 02 9 
yy i P ham pie K reg Cobai ooli nian Oo ro. 18 v { 360 = Bing 
B G > G 10) © pe a 2 
a cL HC atric r Kai ah go , gal oe if d, ; 9} 5185 ics 
CAG i a a: 2 Sj ney pa Grete 909 oa | 
i 4 iC nn M it Pp — 95 1 24 
My uN a) pa yn ’ . . 1 30. 
Pa H T aho ise? nd F an 189 073 1 460 
MES Cc hom ney 3 Or = l i 62 3111 
On HC Unare We es 2ek, M Lot sion nee 77 131 , 
‘ ue John ea A orbo vortl Mani gi ey {1364 7320 108 
RP) HC Willi 8. andes Qui ae al as 1885 esd 
tt. H P = fem wth oe ifs 5402 fe 12996 
; atri en ’ dol Et sn shia, 18 pace ‘an 7 
2 ic r 1 il r Fi : 9 4 Cc 
(+ | #F - E ko y Fl cito Oar monn itlan 1 3 peace n elled 
+ G int Ma Gs ae a qe st } 13 
at st Ri ne er newer sn db: 71 092 
C 5 as ie wath oe 4 359 5, 
ge and ard wer © alen th ras. oe E 1154 
S H M J. Pfei re — i 190 63 13 
\ out i ary bow eiffe ek, S Sa 3 9106 115 
Cus CG J Ell n C Ts T , St. ~ n, C nen 1 7 id 6 
Ass en B eee urray Ma eae $09 87 C 174 
by C Chri Géo ald osshil awan ry’s oa d 556 ancel 
ira Y rist g, W win a 18 10 led 
/RN M oph Tyb , GI —~ lala 85 76 131 
G H a er ) en oS 1 35 ] 
th C rk M kan c Inn vi a 1885 : 83 
j R eG ena reek: es "nae 885 326 a 
H tob rath Ter = 18 ye 985 cell 
qe ert A , oe rabo oe 87 4236 ed. 
Ch AA. Mi nior mbe éllb ti \ 18 pe 131 
arle itch ’ Ni rra ina gs P 3 209 
es el erri 59 oe 52 131 
Sa rig or ib 91 13121; 
pink , Ki ga. Sea 916 3 aione 
- ca eon 9357 1 226 
' ’ Wi galo fas anit Al 18 i 312 
ile eon 85 12 227 
ii papa ? eae , 
= ee eran ay 1890 5Y aL pi288 
— t ‘00 ‘9 oe 
a sh dh rs 1885 623 : ncelled 
ss ey 1885 F 47 131256 . 
Bie 554 agi 9 l 
eae Ws 1893 bie 91252 
SA it 1885 ny 131038 
bce , F Oo 18 13102 
io DAs) 13 a 
89 66 127 
yaa 271 
2 a9 1 
221 3 
13505 1298 
131031 











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[16 Ava., 1918) 











Bran , Stock. | Name and Address.” | Year, No. of | Re-allotment 
Application. | Number, 
nia} HC | George Parker, Towamba, Eden .........sssecseevsee tic A a 1885< Ser 181160 
H 4 HC Hampton Willis, Eastern Plains, Guyra...'....... Bsr CHRSEA Gai 19154 122363 131347 
a FEO yd Josh Parslow, Malang penitinetid-«-cunacusicopnar sd «aeuetineues tieavesss| Pye LSSS 408 131071 
HEL! HC | William Ritchic, Fullertom...s.scsses ssspssseenssemiaseeeiuantee ved. 1885 39773 | 131360 
pour HC Samuel Pearce, Camberwell, Singleton ........c...sscecsecescsceeeusees 1885 25873 131375 
YS} HC | Anne F. Sprouster, Pendarius, Fremantle ............... mintex Ste pnt ess | 1896 76393 131371 
Bair HC | Patrick Brennan, Merrygoen, Mundooran .........sscseucerssssscede ces 1885 35779 131106 
OD...) ) HC “George! Francis, Pitltgn 228. c.csbptec ec eran he 2. cet ements eee! 1885 41165 131276 
jf + HC Joseph Bailey, Watermark, Breeza \..0......cscceseescacesets covessees soe 1905 92387 131176 
ale Cc Saml. Glyde, Gannon’s Creek, via Wauchope ........s.cssesersereevess| | 1894 72523 131177 
LaiG:..1; BC Clara Ann Murphy, Green Hills, Shooter’s Hill........ uihaheaeecmaus: 1901 83685 131392 
O1...|; BC Williaa Grey, Kiama. 0th... i. 0isj sath snvessavensecsseactestecctaeeeearee uk 1885 13833 131399 
od } HC. | John T. Sloman, Mount Pleasant, Dundee..........scccortecsescssecces 1906 97952 131402 
VY cl Pe Richard Binnie, Maoranie, Singleton .....1:.....s.issergutosseressseracs 1885 45997 131411 
e} HC | Samuel O’Hara, Glen Innes....cseccsccaseseesecceseees cubation eseeys. ¢ 1885 7226 131414 
f} HC-*| Al NaStaff, Dunoon. po. scdernbsssenaocostainaiabe Reel achaMeeaeeeen page. 1904 T4661 131418 
TEN... 2 John F. Nicholas, Alectown Common, Alectown ........s.cecsecseees 1906 95758 | Cancelled. 
me } H Mary Rose McCulloch, South Mount. Hope.....c.cccccccecsesencceeesse 1906 96463 131287 
val HC | Donald McPherson Chandler, Wollomombi.......ccsscssssesesessesaeees 1894 71799 | 131431 
A ..| HC | Carson and Brown, Komera Station, Tambar Springs ..........000.. 1904 14627 131472 
NW... ay James Ward, Tarrawan, Gulligal heekieosassauenraustessseateyondt nena 1885 6740 131479 
tm... Timothy Mainey, Turner’s Flat, Greenhills..............ccssccereeseneee 1885 46540 131474 
als HC Edward Charker, Brattenbow Creek, Taralga.............cscseceees Hits 1885 288A 131473 
vt HC | Anne Bopping, Riverview, Ballalaba.........cs0000 it were 1903 87292 | 131483 
WW: ...| HiGea! William "Moore; Cooma iii sss a. eee 1887 71278 131493 
<T. C Alfred) Hills, Crook well ji.....:.03 sc poespts oe soo canine te gobh SUELO 1885 34049 131232 
IMC... A John McCutcheon, Strathbogie, Wellingrove................ceceeeen ees 1885 1207 131510 
J =e A Henrietta Wallace, Wauchope ........... de ane Mita o Soat 1901 83564 131505 
GO...) HC | Matilds' Gwen, Bangor, Nerriga...ficcsscst;ccdssc-0-10nvdeaeooncer ene 1890 62433 31 
THA. | HO» | Tonaiielion Moral sn 0. ules aba sl ele 1885 88r 181203 
Put HC Francis Mallon, Merricumbene, Araluen .............cescsesescceeseceace 1890 63660 131502 
Hd Cc Harold Borham, (Malbury, Underbank irs... .tecricese eee 1887 56251 131327 
R®D...| H William Rand, Egelaba, Wagga Wagga j.....ccssssseeseedescssssecceies 1885 21160 | Cancelled. 
sh HC | Kate Oeding, Corowa sececcssseees Mpeg TOMA 1901 82399 | 131508 
VE C ..| LouiaWaridel, Baheld gic: tees aeateliatt ela nee 1885 51644 | 131553 
IDM...| HC | John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, Old Junee ...., prebinasde cee sévatfie. 1905 92972 | Cancelled. 
eas HC | James Carey, Harwood Island .......ccccecceseeceesseseeee EM A che 1902 85648 131342 
ae HC | George E. S. Davies, Kelivena, Curlewis.........c.cccssssesssesssnsen 1908 | 105208 | 131442 
ae HC | James Bonnington, Aarongonaaron, Mundooran .....ssccsesseeeeees 1885 8398 131544 
u H | Joseph Drayton, Glenmore, Lochinvar.....cc.sccscccssssssesscescescesees 1885 2272 131547 
4a HC Thomas Mills, Jack's Creek, Narrabri ...csssssssses cesses esseessees 1888 57667 131551 
Me BC” | J. M..Black) Ayrdale, Wolunila’ Misses ccs en 1885 17909 131413 
ss HC | David Heazlett, Major's Creek ...ccccsscssecsscssessccsecsceseeee Ladtea lal Ses 5582 131461 
AS HC | Thomas Wightman, Gulargambone .............. FEDER  BCOR OL Coe 1893 71248 131624 
Nd H William Bailey, StAlbahs,4e: /¢osaeecue-as ote aes eee oe 1885 21952 131610 
4 HC | James Archer, Goimbla, Toogong .......seee+e: ER ge ee ae 1885 31039 131522 
Ta... HS | InowPaylor, Branxton ....cssscccoosovegresesele (srutudinlademittt cee 1885 ee 131468 
Rin 2 2 
AR C Archibald Reynolds, Kylee, Adaminaby .....scsccscscseeececes Vnathes Gud 1885 15090 131457 
by HC John Beven, Bevendale, Wheeo ..,.......ce.00+: Tine chactabatooncuecatean's 1885 1058 130935 
y HC F, A. Parbury, Invermein, near Scone.....cccoossserssessseeseaseneeesens 1885 41014 130595 


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Brand. Stock. Name and Address. | Year. No, of 
Application. 
Sg al HC | A. Hinchcliffe Son & Co., Denny Kyemine, Mundooran ........... 1895 T2446 
pas HC | Alexr. Stevenson, junr., Ulallah, Purlewaugh ..........::.cceeseeeee 1908 104559 

4H... HC William Shapland, Bob’s Creel, Molong.........ssssecseesenseeseseeeess 1885 34401 

te HC | Ernest Wm. Schmidt, Ebenezar, Walla Walla, Albury ............ 1885 38324 

We. 'C William Abernethy, Cambewarra, Nowra .....s.ccsceeecseseseoesceeses 1887 55137 

oe HC Dudley C, Campbell, South Grafton .........ssccscccecessccseonerseres Hse 1917 129448 
The Appresszs of the following Owners have been changed, viz. :— 
Brand. | Name. From— To— Year. 
Pie Ti ae| Bald, FIOM ett dc. scoee se. Bingararss ecclesia pies coktee Peisley-street, Orange me er 1908 
Ty “if NiricuD We Ones eases. sc... Gloucester ......... ....| Gloucester & Lydholme Farm,| 1909 
2 Bundanoon. 
Si Gore) Brodie Ely Ge secivenccers oases Musgrove, via Pericoe ...... Ando, via Nimitybelle ......... 1906 

WoP...| Wm. 0. Phillips.............. .| Fishponds, Warialda........ Warrindi, Boggabilla; False! 1885 

Forest, Campbell’s Creek, 
Yetman, and Fish Ponds, 
i Warialda. 1916 

oe Edwd Bt Hirst ..........s008 Leppington, Ingleburn ......| Springmead, Ingleburn ......... 1917 

$ Ben. Chaffey ..........00.. ....| Moorna Station, via Went-| Tuppal Station, fightin and| 1913 
worth. Moorna Station, via Went- 
worth, 
& Walter R. Neil ....... Reis det Wirrigurldonga, Gurley} Park View, Armidale ............ 1913 

44. Siding. 

BY Edmund Guy Hensley ...... Uarbry-road, Cassilis......... ‘‘ Riverton,” Gulgong .........66 1899 

AT } Aridrow FORT 0.362. <.caveesss Ferndale-st., Sth. Granville} Park-road, Granville ............ 1917 

e Robert Wright. ..........0.... Pallamallawawesesanencrvesta: Gilroy, via Moree..............016 1898 
"3 1) Frank Aubyn Blomfield ...! ‘*The Middles,” Marsdens,| ‘* Bullan,” Marsden............... 1917 
. 7 via Wyalong. ; 

A L...| Alfred J.O. Lang ........... Qnamibone: |scsiwcreevaet ae Ramornie Works, Grafton...... 1901 
ott John P. Charlton ............ Rock Hill, Sodwalls ....,.... Rock View, Cookamidgera 1906 
RD 4 Joseph Cross... cecccseseseeees Wilton, Tomingley ......... Glencoe, Peak Hill .. ............ 1917 

BML) Harold Holder o2.....0..0. Nullamanna...scccscseeccssees Home Ville, Dinton Vale ...... 1917 

Q..| Joseph Oldfield ..........00... Reedy Creck, Michelago .. | Naas, Tharwa ............05 see 1890 

wy Andrew McIntosh ,........... Bun Loit Farm, Rosewood | The Retreat, Albert. 4.......... 1910 

Ch Octavius Creighton ......... Bangalow . .-rscoprcese Se | Main Arm, Mullumbimby..... 19i7 
Av J...| Arthur R. James ............ rane ye Gash niactha.ceeetes | Roundrang Farm, Eugowra...| 1890 

ean George Spicer .............0000 Clanville, Tenterden..,.. ...| Broadwater, Fladbury, via| 1914 

Oo Dundee. 

ad } Wit. SPICeNy ans. dee weeemeien a Tenterden, Guyra ..-.......+. Broadwater, .Fladbury,. via| 1894 
NZ Dundee. 

ae Thos, KE. Williams... ...50+:s East Mirrool, via Whitton | P.O., Whitton ..........:.00-..000 1917 

B ae Bernard J. Butler ............| “Ivanhoe,” Cranbury, via} ‘ Wilga Fields,” Minenoorong| 1916 

B Cudal. Siding, Tullamore. 

WNW IN-...| William Collins ............,..| Dingo Creek ......s cscs Comboyneei... !.oedkeudes 1917 
MD} Maurice Chas, Davey .,..... Bungaribee, Blacktown ...| Bungaribee, Blacktown; ‘‘Um-| 1917 
v~Y biella,” Glen Alice, Rylstone, 

and Lucas-road, Burwood. 
n : ge : 3 1894 
° Herbert C. Squire .......... Pelt QMUITLANNG Decarce ne neratnsitatcsincts _-. | ** Birdwood,” Glencoe...........- 1906 
eff Jee John Es Jonesi.2% 1. 0k. Beattie Island, Gloucester..} Finningham Hall, Quaker’s} 1912 
Hill, Blacktown. 
‘th PHORM LA DALIGR cos scs.ss «cas: Hillcrest, Tichbourne ...... Minto soci cr terete slonncs)sccina th 1907 
_L_},| James Woods ..... bees Anda care of W. Mallett, Rose-| Dungog ..... MAE Gk hes tele. 1916 
“ berry Sawmill, Richmond 
River. 








Re-allotmen 


Number. 


131590 


Cancelled. 
131677 
131633 


131691 
Cancelled. 


105838 
97023 
53094 


126488 
130728 


76109 





81286 
128529 
78463 
128402 
84042 
97188 
127920 
127580 
61862 
109167 


128693 


128740 
127027 
127680 
127943 

72015 

96286 
115597 


98697 
125368 





4086 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava. 1918. 








The following Atrerations have been made in Brands previously published :— 











Brand. Stock. me pheatan Year. Name and Address. | Alteration to be made. 
471 1891 ‘ ; | 
mQ®.... HO { Hee jeea f John M‘Grath, Coppermine, Burraga...,......664 cen 1) 
Ji ia 128039 1917 | John Henry Gotts, Sackville Reach,...,......cssepeeseeres For Horses and Cattle. 
aw] 
AFN?... HC nae 1917 | Arthur Ferdinand Werner, Kurrajong, Nymagee .... AF UW 

| NS for Horses 

ve HC 129737 1917 | James Albert Turner, Bloomfield-lane, Gunnedah ... N and 
| NP for Cabal 


Be Ver) CELC T7486 1917 Cyril Vincent Northcott, Hyde’s Creek, Bellingen. 5M 
(Transferred from J. Northcott. ) id 




















EVE (e-.| WC 129238 1917 | William A. Cox, Heron’s Creek, Camden biavea Ae WG 
a) ao 129472 1917 | Killar Egan, Acacia Creek, via ney., Queensland...... Thomas Egan, Acacia 
oO , Creek, via Killarney, 
(Q,). 
AJ HC 129542 1917 Andrew John Johnston, Lawnsdale, Nimbin ......... Lawnadale should read 
i : auriedale 
Reg... HC 129349 1917.,|.R, Coles, Lang-atreet, South Hay. sassessecos--.serennees {% & 
S- Q 129497 1917 | J. Stone, Mooral Creek, via Wingham ............06008 aGt 
s) 2945 
ro S YL) BE | {teets1 | | one | Peter. Gmall, Paiufaldy MBH liebnsedeilh sbesseancascree,see (Cattle brand transferred 
1 T7490 | : 
eK; from Susan Small.) 
UL HC T7494 1917 | Strahorn and Co., Neeworra and Nienby, near) f AJ 
_ Gulargambone. VL 
w Gularg | ! 
ap, HCG 129729 1917 | Wm. A. Warren, Endfield, Studley, River Dastng. 
“7 | HC 129618 1917. | Gordon Thomas Reynolds, Waverley, Greenbah-road, Y.'7 
VIV | Moree. 
s } HC 129375 1917 | Samuel Joseph Boyce, Clare, Balranald,.,,............4+ ‘* Boyce x should read 
6é Boy es 
[799] Chief Seeretary’s Office, New South Wales, 


12th August, 1918. 


[ee following General Abstracts of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and Assets of the 

undermentioned Companies are published in conformity with the “Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 

194.2)? -— 

Excertsiorn Lanp INVESTMENT AND BUILDING Company anp Bann, Limited, from 1st April to 30th 
June, 1918. 


HayMarket Permanent LAnp, BuILpING, AND InvestmunT Company, Limited, from Ist April. to, 30th 
June, 1918. 


INTERCOLONIAL Investment, Lanp, AND Buitpina Company, Limited, from 28th March te 26th June, 
1918. 


Mertropotitan Murust Permanent Buitpina anpD InvestmEeNT Assoctation, Limited, from 1st April to 
24th June, 1918. 


NEWCASTLE AND County Mutuat Buitpine, Lanp, anp Investment Company, Limited, from 1st April te 
30th June, 1918. 


Sypney Permanent Freenonp Lanp anp Buitpine Company,’ Limited, from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 
UnivyersaL Lanp ann Daposir Bank, Limited, from lst April to 30th June, 1918. 

CotoniaL SuGaR Rerinine Company, Limited, from Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 

Harrison, Jones, anD Deyury, Limited, from 1st April to 30th Juue, 1918, 

ASSURANCE AND Tnirt Association, Limited, from lst April to 30th June, 1918. 


Moutvat Lire anp Citizens’ Assurance Company, Limited, taken from the several weekly statements to 
. 25th June, 1918.. 


Arpaur Rickarp anp Co, Extenpep, Limirep, from lst April to 30th June, 1918. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
For the Chief Secretary. 


oes fos =A 


The Abstracts scheduled above have been examined and tabulated in the Bureau of Statisties. 


Jonn B. RIVET, 
Government Statistician. 


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GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the EXCELSIOR LAND 
INVESTMENT AND BUILDING COMPANY AND BANK, Limirzp, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 








Liabilities. Totals. | | Assets. Totals, 
£8 a. | £8 a. 
Notes in Circulation— Ooined Gold and Silver and other Coined Metals) «| esisisessesee 
Not bearing Interest eee vee snd A écbee sjvednesas : 
Bearing interest .., ees ae sesh eeeste cbesenees Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... sé] | leddvaucvedéavie 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property aa ee ee vel 22,440.14 7 
Not bearing Interest ee vee coef sedeedeanenesin 
Bearing Interest ... wad hee yh iseslantcos ne hed Notes and Bills of other Banks isa ied} Onledeldds oo ddvdeve 


Balances due to other Banks ... ae re | PE mae he ee Balances due from other Banks ane ..| 14,851 110 


Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Not bearing Interest tee eee met |ice snnent sesegtoce cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest... tne nee migsby agtteeeisanigages « Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 


excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
All other Liabilities at ae or ae 255 15 2 the said Bank from other Banks ... re 6,049 15 11 

















Total Amount of Liabilities .., £ 255 15 2) Total Amount of Assets re £| 43,342 1 °6 





Rate of last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... . ee sk ate ‘< va 5 YD cents. 
Amount, of last Dividend declared, 5th September, 1917 Ave aes ae a rep iw H1,941 12s. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend _.., es wee - £1,000. 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30thjJune, 1918 ... “ £38,832, 





143 York-street, Sydney, 10th July, 1918. STEPHEN T. BALDICK, Manager. 


I, Stephen Thomas Baldick, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the several! Weekly Statements thereof, kep6 in pursuance 
of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912, 


STEPHEN T, BALDICK, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this F 
“10th day of duly, 1918,— ‘ H. V. SALIER, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITINS and ASSHTS of the HAYMARKET 
PERMANENT LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Liurrzp, within the State of New South Wales, 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 





Liabilities. Totals, Assets. Totals. 
Se SG £8. dy 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooined 

Not bearing Interest... ae ie sigh caneoatanredoes Metals re a ae fc ee 156 10 9 

Bearing, Interest bie tis 7: Bil ae * Wicks: Gold and Silver in Bars or Bullion .., Reali (Gresswateeets ed 
Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property a tn ve wi] 967,674 IL 7 

Not bearing Interest... vee ase See] demgoarcceeacs 

Bearing Interest ass wee TO ye cas} A ARI Notes and Bills of other Banks as vee 155 18 6 
Balances due to other Banks... ies ves] seeveeseeseeeee || Balances due from other Banks wee ee 1,069 13 2 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Company,, in: 

Not bearing Interest... eee iow cds Fats Meeaastie cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 


Bearing Interest a ry, dad ect 10,284" F 2 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances f 
Other Liabilities, including outstanding cheques| 69,976 13 7 due to the said Company from other Banks} 122,057 1 3 














Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 80,258 0 9 Total Amount of Assets ie | 181,113 15 3 








Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date ... a5 an di re ee £100,000. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... aes cae vols ... 6 cent. Y annum, 
Amount of last Dividend declared ... a fod AK Mog ted ae vie £2,679 7s. 3d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... aad vee £15,000. 


so aero 








EK. A. LIVI, Manager. ; 
Sydney, 21th July, 1918, @. A. LIPSOOMBE, Accountant. 


I, Edward Anthony Livi, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912, open 


Sworn hafose me, at Sydney, this Pe ge 
outh day of July, 1$18° } W. H. PEATH, Justice of the Pence. 


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GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the INTERCOLONIAL 
INVESTMENT, LAND, AND BUILDING COMPANY, Lmorep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from 
the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter irom the 28th March to the 26th J une, 1918. 























Liabilities. Totals. i Assets, Totsls. 
: £ « d.| £—-s 4. 
Notes in Circulation— | Coined Gold and Silver and other Coin 
Not bearing Interest Se ne He Sxt: sae - | ‘Metals oes r 420 0 0 
Bearing Interest ... = % sist i uesbeebttecee” (| Gold and Silver i as Bullion or Bars one pa acer Beno 
Bills in Circulation— _ Landed Property oe wee oe | 43,929 16 5 
Not bearing Interest ses eve Goal | wonpnsawessnct cant 
Bearing Interest... = = vee! aeeveesseeeesee | NOtes and Bills of other Banks = ns fers 
Balances due to other Banks ... Bs .. 1,312 311. Balances due from other Banks a2 ae 620 17 1 
Deposits— , Amount of all Debts due to the Company,| 
Not bearing Interest = = 8 Rs ee including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all) 
Bearing Interest ... ost vee | 16,775 18 11 Stock and Funded Debis of every descrip-) 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
All other Liabilities ©... ver ove | 9,577 0 8 due to the said Company from other — 267,265 12 0 
{ ay Sse oe 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... & 27,665 3 1) Total Amount of Assets acy £, 312,236 5 6 
I i 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 26th June, 1918... we £157,074 7s. 6d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... = ae ™ .. 10 cent. annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared _.. ee. £7,853 14s, 4d. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of f declaring such Dividend "(mot including amount 
of Dividend) ... ok =i - ad pe a. 4 pe = we £127,699 13s. 1d. 





W. J. DOUGLAS, Managing Director. 
GEO. F. PATTERSON, Accountent. 
Tue IxTeEcotonrat InvestMestT, Lanp, axp Buinprxe Company, Limited, 
Sydney, 26th J uly, 1918. 


I, William James Douglas, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a 
true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the Company, within the State of New 
South Wales, during the period specified; and that the same was made up fromthe Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance 
of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 

W. J. DOUGLAS. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this } = : 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the METROPOLITAN 
MUTUAL PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, Luatrep, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 24th June, 1918. 











Liabilities. | Totals. || Assets. | Totals. 
: : 
; cvs. aa = fit en 
Notes in Circulation— ) Coined Gold and Silver and other Ccined, 
Not bearing Interest eet ore vee setetrere ereteee i Metals . or ona ade Eeesagesh pn’ 
Bearing Interest oe ere eee wee ee eee reeeeceee i Gold and iver im » Bellicn and , ee wer oe eee eee cme e eee 
é . 
Bills in Circulation— i 
Mabhtdiing Interest ay ia) ..g wey Property. [fie an ae eee orem 
Seniesa ey a a ioe tae eae l Notes and Bills of other Banks.. ae weBiituhoSie ccdsseece 
Balances due to other Banks .,., awe soll Weockaasce sean f Balances and Deposits due from ies oe 2,799 12 4 
Stites | Amount of all Debts due to the Assocation, 
tae ee, et as ee eee ae eeteneee reeeee . ii inclnding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Bearing Interest "— =. “4 a | all Stock and Funded Debits of every 
| 
j 


ere peg tatrseeet i 2 tion, ex ti zg Notes, Bills, and. 
Balances due to the Arecctation from other 











All chee Liabilities eee ase aes ees] = seeesneeccece . i Bank os - a = in oe $7,010 19 10 
SS es 3 — , 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £ Nil. Total Amount of Assets o- £, 7303512 2 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 24th June, 1918 we £45,000, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders eA me ee aa =e . 10 Pcent. 2 annum, 
Amount of last Dividend declared, 15th February, 1918 wee === “x wwe £2,250. 
Amount of the Reserved Fund and Profits at the time of declaing g the Dividend =e of 
Dividend) eee was aS _— w» £21,742 2s. 10d. 
Alliance Building, 97 Pitt-street, Sydney, 16th July, 1918. GEO. BR. PRINCE, Manager. 


I, George Robert Prince, make oeth that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Association, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuanee of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. 
GEO, B. PRINCE, - 


Sworn before mie, at Sydney, this 
léth day of July 1018,” ¢ FRANK GEORGE, Justice of the Peace. 


16 Avua., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4089 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Ave-age Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NEWCASTLE AND 
COUNTY MUTUAL BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Lmurep, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April to the 30th June, 1918, 





























Liabilities. Totals. | Assets. Totals. 
fl 
Lo ee ! £ ad 
Notes in Circulation— || Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest... fee Eh poe] Nil. | _ Metals ie ne oa ie aie Nil. 
Bearing Interest... ea eee os] Ril, | Gold and Silver in Bars and Bullion on} Nil. 
Bills in Circulation— | | Landed Property 0 wwe tas] 8,070.11 
Not bearing Interest... 9 61. see es Nil. | 
Bearme Interaat r.s5< . i) ne) :jevesdni lees] Nil. | Notes and Bills of other Banks ue ae Nil. 
Balances due to other Banks... we), tee 934. 8 8 i Balances due from other Banks uu ane Nil. 
Deposits— | | Amount of all Debts due to the Company, a 
Not bearing Interest... <e x as Nil. cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest... isa ste | 22,916 3 8 | Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip-| 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances, 
All other Liabilities ves ves ose a | 395 7 4), due to the Company from other Banks sa 51,235 14 
\} 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... #, 24,245 19 8 || Total Amount of Assets. £ 59,306 5 11 
l 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 .» £25,623, 
Rate of the last Dividend paid to Shareholderg ee #- seu tee vee ees .. 7 PY cent. P annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend paid to Shareholders .., aa a5 ay vee eee «» £1,793 11s, 44, 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend .., — de .. £9,103 48 5d. 





GEO. H. WINSOR, Manager. - 


I, George Henry Winsor, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract of 
Assots and Liabilities is a true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, 
during the period speeified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 

GEO. H. WINSOR, 


Sworn before me, at Newcastle, this ; : 
Hh ata ae chem } JOH O'MARA: Justion of the Poses: 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the SYDNEY PERMANENT 
FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY, Liurrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the 
several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the lst April to the 30th June, 1918. 





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Liabilities, | Totals. i| Assets. | Totals. 
l 
£ sd. tek BEES. 
Notes in Circulation— | Coined Gold and Sitver and other Coined! 

Not bearing Interest... eee vee tee eee eee erate eee Metals eee oe nee ee | . oe 
Bossing Tntergat  ..- oe ce s setteseeeeeeeee || Gold and Silver in Bullion and Bars Faas Caves eyivnih ~a0 
Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property cos ee ies | 14060 S 7 

Not bearing Interest... ae ioe AOA es ENT | 
Bearing Interest ... dee — eee DUR ANTON . | Notes and Bills of other Banks Sc sa Reaeece swears 
Balances due to other Banks ... .. de WHEL R30 || Balances due from other Banks ae Sy 3,141°5 6 
| ( 
Deposits— || Amount of all Debts due to the Company,| 
Not bearing Interest... ite eee sds 1,266 15 8 || including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all) 
Bearing Interest ... ee vee ves stsessseeneeeee || Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip-} 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
All other Liabilities en vee ove es 116 12 5 || due tothe Company from other Banks ...) 15,177 9 11 
| 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £ 1,383 8 1 i Total Amount of Assets... £; 32,379 4 0 
t 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 ... £102,760 12s, 1d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... one = cs ave ice scesceseweesrse 
Amount of last Dividend declared .., ~~ in Jak vee ove sie Ty eve devceedeucecsé 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring the Dividend .., “6 ty Ac sec neeasesancne 





J, Y. KERR, Managing Director. 
123 Bathurst-street, Sydney, 30th July, 1918. pb. WARD, pro Accountant. 


I, John Younger Kerr, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks end Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912, 
J. Y, KERR. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


Soth dey of July, 19182. ¢ R- DENNIS, Justice of the Peace. 


4090 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ave., 1918. 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the UNIVERSAL LAND AND 
DEPOSIT BANK, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the 1st April to the 80th June, 1918. 


























Liabilities, Totals. | | Assets, Totals, 
Notes in Circulation— £ « 4.| | £ s. a. 
Not bearing Interest... ©... see vee] aueeeseeeeeeeee | Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined Metals 47 19 11 
Bearing Interest _,., au Nai ses| tgeeeeceeseseee | Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... Ted seceusesceimress 
Bills in Circulation— '| Landed Property eile MMe PRaimn topo. geo 
Not bearing Interest ,., tae a set] seseveceeveeeea || Notes and Bills of other Banks ses inal. Raven wvisatenté 
Bearing Interest _,,. vee ites Ree P et es evec'ss bro at | 
; ' Balances due from other Banks es te 867 6 10 
Balances due to other Banks _... Fis 2 dt By lp pete te || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Deposits— cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Not bearing Interest xt es nl ae woanpboetoncantc Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
Bearing Interest ... mae Bee int 21,920 8 (2 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
Other Liabilities ... res ey ea wl 4,648 14 10 due to the said Bank from other Banks .,.| 22,839 9 7 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 16,569 3 0O|| Total Amount of Assete ... £| 28,068 18 0 











Amount of Capital Stock paid up to date ane 6r pee tne vee see one we £6,845. 





Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholder: hoc Bac Asc agg ae .. 6 cent. M anawm. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... ats pe a on a am es . £205 7s. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the 30th June, 1918 (not including amount of Dividend) ws £5,020 98, Od. 
Tas Universan Lanp anp Derosir Bank, Limited, THOMAS LEAFE, Managing Director. 
Sydney, 24th July, 1918. ©. J. CAMPBELL, Accountant. 


I, Thomas Leafe, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the Bank, within the State of New South 
Wales, during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in 
pursuance of.the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 

THOMAS LEAFE, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this . 
bath day of July, 1S. ¢ ROBERT A. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COLONIAL SUGAR 
REFINING COMPANY, Lriuirsp, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the Ist April 
to the 30th June, 1918.4 








Liabilities. Totals. Assets, Totals. 
£ 8.’ d. Li" (asd. 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest ose eo0 oe Coevecveccenceevce Metals ene eee eve ooe eee Geeceerorreereeeed 
Bearing Interest... Rae ae seo] seeeseseeseeseeeee || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... Nas ilaceene'cs Dvaduecaae 

| Cash at Bankers and Short Loans and Re- 

Bilis in Circulation— | mittances in Transit d sn 21,987 14 9§ 
Not bearing Interest ... sa sushi can cacneeter atl 
Bearing Interest... ee Hin bin apsAer Aparna Expenditure on Growing Crops, &c. ae 122,162 17 10 

Landed Property ... ee nae ens 413,878 18 7 

Balances due to other Banks .., ia dectescanseaeseeee, || Refineries and Mills ... he ee we] 2,166,127 1 3 

Permanent and Portable Transit, and] . 

Deposits— Floating Plant, Steamers, &c. ... val 661,778 10 7 
Not bearing Interest de Bee baal \ehuananbacaeeaen : Notes and Bills of other Banks ioe Pee MEeancuiecsacensae 
Bearing Interest, .,, de ast a 22,366 12 6 || Balances due from other Banks... cap eke age cemleandy 

Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 

including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 

Replacement and Depreciation Fund a) 798,364. 6 5 all Stock and Funded Debts of every 

description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 

Reserve Fund ,.. ate eae os | 800,000 0 0 Balances due to the said Company from 
other Banks aa age" “ase ..| 1,687,749 15 7 


Sundry Creditors ae er vies «-.| 2,972,777 15 10 || Stocks of Sugar Sed saa ma ubumeamere 7 7 











Total Amount of Liabilities...  £) 4,098,508 14 9 Total Amount of Assets ... £} 7,578,808 6 2 














Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ending 30th June, 1918... £3,250,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... an 5 di Pe tks « 6% ® cent. P annum, 





Amount of the last Dividend declared nee ns om ne eit oh see .. £105,625. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... aa ae ..» £130,879 1s. 6d. 
Sydney, 23rd July, 1918. ee EDW. W. KNOX, Manager. 


HE. A. HOLDEN, Accountant. 
I, Edgar A. Holden, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. 
EH. A; HOLDEN. - 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this Eis 
Bard day of July 191s —  YJOHN A. AUBIN, Tustice of the Peace, 


16 Ave. 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4091 





GENERAL ABSTRAOT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of HARRISON, JONES, AND 
DEVLIN, Limirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter fear the Ist April to 30th June, 1918. 




















Liabilities, d Totals. Assets. Totals, 
£. 8. d. 2 69 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Comned 
Not bearing Interest... ver tre vee] Nil, Metals : bs Nil. 
Bearing Interest... tee Soe Jee Nil. Gold and Silver i in Bullion and Bars ney Nil, 
Landed Property ane aes Wy «| 143,112 12 0 
Bills in Circulation— £8 d. 
Not bearing Interest... 8 tee nfs Nil. Leasehold Property ». 10,486 0 5 
Bearing Interest... 08 Bae a Nil. Less written off ... 1,700 90 O 
pe 8,786 0 5 
Balances due to other Banks _.., Anti | 6,479 9 O || Notes and Bills of other Banks ike ACE Nil, 
Amounts owing to sundry persons ae »../ 186,449 6 11 || Balances due from other Banks soa Pr 6,398 0 2 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
Not bearing Interest... ‘- ih, d, Nil. rae eRe a oe Heoianee, Be t all| 
Bearing Interest eee oe oon doe 7,674 18 0 ti Ce: 8 ere COs OFT RYeEy, escrip- 
ion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
Mortgage on Property ... sae wee | 45,000 0 0 due ‘to the said Company from other Banks} 389,963 16 3 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £| 195,603 13 11 Total Amount of Assets... £, 548,260 8 10 











Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date (30th June, 1918) _..., tee ea »» £100,000. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Sharelfolders—8 per cent. per annum ne Fe w. £4,000. 
Amount of the last, Dividend deelared—S8 per cent. per annum.. a ase on .. £4,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... ath we 38 vee «687,385 168, 3d. 


Reserved Fund for Equalisation of Dividends wae AAC Age eg “te ma ww. £15,000. 





A. H. MOORE, General Manager. 
Sydney, 29th July, 1918. K. J. RELLOWAY, Chief Clerk. 


I, Richard Humphries, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Benks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. 

R. HUMPHRIES, Secretary, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this . 
ne ie oh eat ; ALBERT EH. GROUT, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES (as regards Fixed Deposits) and ASSETS of the 
ASSURANCE AND THRIFT ASSOCIATION, Lrirzp, within the State of New South Wales, during the Quarter from 
the 1st April to 30th June, 1918. 





+ 





























Liabilities. Totals. Assets. Totals. 
Sh. Gh. By Bs Ge 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other m Caled 
Not bearing Interest ney nee ch Nil. Metals ... nad <a Nil. 
Bearing Interest... eve woe wr lie Mall 
Gold and Silver in Bullion and Bars .., sus Nil. 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest, ad a My Nil. Landed Property a ae Ah |, 2,467 16 11 
Bearing Interest... ce ont Ane Nil. » 
Notes and Bills of other Banks sae Ae Nil. 
Balances due to other Banks ... S. . cL Ble tele derhiowte 
Balances due from other Banks Pe 2,436 6 5 
Deposits— Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
Not bearing Interest a vee de: Nil. including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest’... sks ves wf 2,695 0 0 Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
Assurance Funds... We as Ae | 29,441 19 8 the said Company from other Banks wi| 50,487 18 7 
; pied ec biin ig | 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 32,136 19 8 Total Amount of Assets ie £) 55,342 1 11 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918... .. S1T,684 6s. 8d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders, 4 # cent. { annum., and 1 + Be cent, bonus, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared, and bonus te 1. 6884 48. 4d, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring quel Dividend ae nai ak ... £8,546 Os. 4d. 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918, WM. R. DOVEY, Managing Director. 


I, William Roadley Dovey, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account. of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. 
x WM. RB, DOVEY, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ; 
eth day of ely, IDS 2) fH. F. M. HINTON, Justice of the Peaee, 


4092 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ave., 1918. 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the MUTUAL LIFE AND 
CITIZENS’ ASSURANCH COMPANY, Lixttrep, taken from several Weekly Statements to 25th June, 1918, 








Liabilitics. Totals. Assets. Totals, 
Lad. Sina ee 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest na a ae: Nil. Metals ree ne A ee ea Nil. 
Bearing Interest ... male ee sis Nil. : 
1 Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ., a Nil. 
Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest x oA es Nil. Landed Property... a eee «| 107,585 2 6 
Bearing Interest ... ae a 508 Nil. 
Notes and Bills of other Banks _... “ie Nil, 
Balances due to other Banks... sa ..-| 685,590 6 10 
Deposits— | Balances due from other Banks ... ni 40,598 10 0 
Not bearing Interest... noe Age Nil. 
Bearing Interest ... S90 cid .... 1,110,050 12 4 
| Amount.of all Debts due to the Company, 
Assurance Fund rhc ase eal ... {10,506,524 17 9 including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
General Reserve nie Si Se eal LCOLOUON KO! a0 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Policy-holders’ Bonus Reserve Fund Ae 18,0c0 0 O Balances due to the said Company from 
Other Liabilities Re ee Ree ...| 896,985 8 6 other Banks OA abe ain ...| 12,966,034 14 4 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £/12,817,151 5 5 Total Amount of Assets ... £] 18,114,218 6 10 




















a 


Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918 as ve. £200,000. 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders a8 an ae vee vee .. 10% cent. per annum. 
Rate of the last Bonus declared to the Shareholders .., 383 at 355 ae ned ... 7s. 5d. per share. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... ae a0 500 500 res are aes .. £20,000, 


Amount of the last Bonus declared 


ne pee bi ae sit he eee Sof .» £74,166 18s. 4d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend 


vee ws ww. £347 63, 8d. 


Sydney, 24th July, 1918. ARTHUR M. EEDY. 


I, Arthur M. EKedy, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912. ‘ 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this) ; ARTHUR M. EEDY. 
24th day of July,1918,—  § WM. BLOOMFIELD, Justice of the Peace, 








GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of ARTHUR RICKARD AND 


COMPANY EXTENDED, Limrrxp, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st April, 
to the 30th June, 1918. 

















Liabilities. Totals. Asseta. Totals, 
: ele 
£ FBlice W i 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest eoo oce eee eeoereeoosreeree Metals ooe eee eee ece eee weecet ert eeeroe 
Bearing Interest... Ate aad ane eniciee tease Gold and Silven is Bullion of Bars ae es ae 
a) Landed Property eooe eee eee eee See eveceegcee ene 
Bills in Circulation— 3 i 
Not bearing Interest J pe i son T, Toh Fiane ; Notes and Bills of other Banks ee a Bee clea cathy use 
Bearing Interest... vee so oe AHanrootndcone Balances due from other Banks 500 ee 20 611 
Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
+ oy steys : : i 5 ai including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
patti ae including outstanding rey all -Atock dnd Panded GDebtawes nie 
q ts Rang 4 ie rt a description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Danone Balances due to the said Company from 
: Not bearing Interest Rs ne Rate other Banks vie ue pe acl 61,7288 8 2 


Bearing Interest... ee eee ie 23,438 0 O || Shares in other Companies ... ose | 248,369 6 9 




















Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 238,452 9 11 Total Amount of Assets ee £| 310,118 1 10 











Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date:—Preference, £125,806; ordinary, £160,000. 
Rate of the lest Dividend declared to the Shareholders, 7} % cent. per annum, on preference shares to 31st December, 1917, and 
10 { cent. per annum on ordinary shares to 3lst December, 1914. 


Amount of the last Dividend declared :—Preference shares (18 months), £14,153 3s. 6d.; ordinary shares (6 months) £7,5C0. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend, £34,332 15s. 7d. 








F. R. SNOWBALL, Seeretary. 
Sydney, 31st July, 1918. A. TOBIN, Accountant. 
I, Fredk. R, Snowball, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that 


the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. 


: F, R. SNOWBALL, 
Swora before me, at Sydnoy, this 


8lst day of July, 1918,— tw. H. PHATE, Justice of the Peace. 


16 Ava., 1918.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


aaa 


4093 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1916. 


la is hereby notified, for general information, that the undarmentioned persons have been appointed as Blectoral Registrars for 
the several Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Pasliamentery 
Electorates and Elections Act, 1912,” viz. :— 


ScHEDULE. 





Blectoral Registrar. 


Electoral District. 


In lieu of== 


To take effect from--- 





Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of Petty 


Sessions, Bega. 


Jasper Samuel Ureagh, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, 


Coonamble. 


Second Class Constable Nicholas Moore McBurney, Mar- 


rickville. 


Third Class Sergeant James Moye, Marrickville .., bie 





Bega, ... ao 
Castlereagh ... 
Marrickville... 


Marrickville... 


.| Paterson, relieved 
.| Hazell, relieved 
Moje, relieved 


...| McBurney, on leave.. 


aa | 3 July, 1918, 
.| 22 July, 1918. 
16 July, 1918. 

8 July, 1618. 





IT is also notified that the following persons have been appointed as Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls for the 
several Polling-places in the Electoral Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the afore- 


said Act, viz. :— 





Deputy Electoral Registrar. | 








Andrew McClure Dunn, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Tumut. 
Arthur Charles 


umba. 


Oby Andrew Willans, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Parkes. 


David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, Blayney. 

Constable Ernest James Stephenson, 
Sofala. 

Charles Thomas Howard, Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Moruya. 

Constable Cedric Villiers Gentle, Upper 
Horton. 


John David Rorke, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Ballina. 

Constable George Alfred Clarke, Fair- 
field. 

First Class Constable George Thom 
Davidson, Rooty Hill. 

First Class Constable William Charles 
Kent, Rooty Hill. 

Second; Class Sergeant Nathaniel 
Dougherty Clarke, Narromine. 

John Boyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Cessnock. 





Edward Thompson Oram, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Maclean. 

James Robert Roxburgh Miles, Acting 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Nyngan. 
Sergeant William Eric  Justelius, 

Mulwala. 
First Class Constable Robert John 
Shields, Mulwala. 


Second Class Constable William George 
Smith, Largs. 

Cecil Collingwood Vindin, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Inverell. 





Villiers Adolphus Richard Champion, 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Braidwood. 

Third Class Sergeant Edward George 
Martin, Mungindi. 

Constable Allen George 
Prangley, Yetman. 

Cecil Collingwood Vindin, Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Inverell. 


McCauley 


John David Rorke, Clerk of Petty 


McDonald, Acting, Albury .... - 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Tumbar-| 





Sessions, Ballina. 
Fletcher Olendon Dixon, Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, Coonabaraban. 











phys b t 
Electoral District, Polling-places. Tn lieu of = 70 hasta pe, 
Albury ... Ravine; Yarrangobilly .../ Willans, transferred} 7 June, 1918 
...| Bringenbrong; Cherry Hill;| Gibbes, on leave ,..| 12 June, 1918 
Meragle ; The Glen; Ournie; 
Rosewood ; ‘l'ooma ; Tumba- 
rumba; Yarrara; Mannus; 
Courabyra. 
Ashburnham Brolgan; Bunbury; Cook-) Browne, relievel...) 15 July, 1918 
amidgera; Oook’s Myall;) 
Goobang ; Goonumbla ; Gun- 
ningbland ; Kamandra ; 
Parkes ; Parkesborough ; 
Tichborne Lead ; Deep Lead;) 
East Goobang. | 
Bathurst King’s Plains ; Vittoria ...| Denton, on leave...! 11 July, 1918° 
Bathurst .| Palmer’s Oakey; Sofala;} O’Farrell, trans-| 21 June, 1918 
Turondale. ferred. 
Bega Deva River; Moruya; Tur-| Palser, relieved ...| 24 July, 1918 
linjah, 
Bingara .. .| Bereen ; Cobbadah ; Horton) Jeffrey, transferred) 1% Aug., 1918 
River; Pallal; Paleroo ; 
Caroda. : 
Byron ... ...| Ballina; North Creek ; Tinten-| Kibble, relieved ,.,) 22 July, 1918 
bar; Upper Teven. 
Camden... .| Fairfield ; Fairfield West Copas, transferred.) 19 June, 1918 
Camden... Eastern Creek; Plumpton;| Kent, relieved ...| 1July, 1918 
Rooty Hill. 
Camden... .| Eastern Creek; Plumpton ;| Davidson, on leave} 17 June, 1918 
Rooty Hill. 
Castlereagh ..,| Narromine; Pine View; Tim-| Scott, transferred..., 7 June, 1918 
brebongie ; Dulla Dulla. 
Cessnock Aberdare; Cessnock; Bellbird;} Cusick, relieved ...| 27 July, 1918 
Kearsley ; Kitchener ; 
Abernethy. 
Clarence ...| Palmer Island; Palmer’s Chan-| Sherringham, re-| 2July, 1913 
nel. lieved. 
Cobar ...| Miandetta; Mullengudgerie ;} Gibbes, transferred| 18 June, 1918 
Nyngan ; Canonba. 
Corowa ... .| Carlyle; Mount Gwynne;} Shields, relieved .... 30 July, 1918 
Mulwala ; Kingwood ; Saver- 
nake; Vallarcu. 
Corowa ... | Carlyle; Mount Gwynne;| Justelius, on leave) 8 July, 1918 
Mulwala; Ringwood ; Saver- 
nake ; Vallarcu. 
Durham Largs ; Woodville Baumgardner, 5 June, 1918 
he transferred. 
Gough ... ,..| Brodie’s Plains; Elsmore;| Creagh, relieved ...| 17 July, 1918 
Gilgai; Inverell; Kangaroo 
' Camp ; Stannifer; Swan Vale. 
Goulburn..,......«.}.Manar ... ..-| Miles, relieved 1 June, 1918 
Gwydir... ] Benarba; Mungindi; Wood-| Cronin, transferred) 30 July, 1918 
lands. 
Gwydir... ...| Lindon Downs; Rocky Dam;| Stephenson, trans-| 17 June, 1918 
Yetman ; Camp Creek. ferred. 
Gwydir... ..| Arrawatta; ~~ @oomoorah ;| Oreagh, relieved ...| 17 July, 1918 
Spencer’s Gully; King’s 
Plains; Nullamanna; Oak- 
wood; Rob Koy; Sapphire. 
Lismore... .| Empire Vale; Pimlico ...| Kibble, relieved ...| 22 July, 1918 
Liverpool Plains| Coonabarrabran ; Purlewaugh ;| Bruce, relieved ...| 80 July, 1918 
Wharkton ; Belar. 





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4094 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, [16 Ava, 1918. 
DEPUTY ELEOTORAL REGISTRARS—conttnued. 
Deputy Electoral Registrar, Electoral Distriet. Polling-places, Tn lieu of— To tasaenl 4 
First Class Constable Willie Guy Jones,) Liverpool Plains| Bundella; Saunder’s Mill ;| Smith, eer | 24 June, 1918 
Tambar Springs. Tambar Springs ; Pandora. 
Constable Walter Frederick Smith,) Liverpool Plains} Bundella; Saunder’s Mill;; Beckhaus,  trans-| 10 June, 1918 
Tambar Springs. Tambar Springs; Pandora. _ ferred. 
David Greig Paterson, Relieving Olerk} Lyndhurst :| Barry; Blayney; Brown’s| Denton, on leave;.,| 11 July, 1918 
of Petty Sessions, Blayney. Creek; Moorilda; Neville. 
Villiers Adolphus Richard Champion,) Monaro... «| Braidwood; Jembaicumbene ;| Miles, relieved 1 June, 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Braidwood.| _ Jinglemoney ; Warrambuccu 
Christopher James Matthew Hade,| Monaro... Queanbeyan .., Trish, relieved 5 June, 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Queanbeyan. 
Constable William Grace, Hargraves... Mudgee... .| Avisford; Grattai;  Har-| Clarke, transferred) 7 June, 1918 
graves; Maitland Bar ; Mer- 
inda. 
First Class Constable William Herbert Mudgee... .»-| Kandos.. ys: 0 bg | Kelk, relieved 23 July, 1918 
Lucas, Kandos. | 
Constable James Augustus Hall, Yanco) Murrumbidgee...| North Yanko_,., ,., Phemister, trans-/ 8 July,, 1918 
ferred. 
Fletcher Clendon Dixon, Clerk of Petty! Namoi ... .| Rocky Glen .| Bruce, relieved ...| 80 July, 1918 
Sessions, Coonabarabran. 
First Class Constable Peter Stewart) Namoi .. ...| Bellata ; Millie; Gurley Sid- Martin, transferred| 3 Aug., 1918 
Jeffrey, Bellata. ing ; Edgeroi Siding. 
Firat Olass Constable Charles Henry] Parramatta ...; Carlingford; Hastwood ..| Barclay,transferred’ 9 July, 1918 
Walsh, Eastwood. | 
First Class Constable Charles Henry} Ryde ss ...| Eastwood; Epping .... Barclay,transferred| 9July, 1918 
Walsh, Eastwood. : 
John Boyd Seobie, Olerk of Petty] Singleton Ellalong ; Mount View ; Pokol- Cusick, relieved ...) 27 July, 1918 
Sessions, Cessnock. bin ; Congewai. 
Andrew McClure Dunn, Clerk of Petty; Wagga Wagga... Gilmore ; Gocup ; Woodlands! Willans, transferred) 7 June, 1918 
Sessions, 'umut. 
Constable William Payne, The Rock ...| Wagga Wagga:..| Tollendool; Mundowy; The) Reid, transferred...) 13 July, 1918 
Rock ; Tootool; The Priory. 
First Class Constable William Francis] Wagga Wagga...| Borambula ; Ladysmith ;| Daley, relieved 19 Jane, 1918 
Searson, Tarcutta. Oberne; Upper Tarcutta;) 
_ Yabtree. 
Second Class Sergeant Thomas Fallow,| Wallsend ...| Ash Island; Mosquito Island;,) McGill, relieved ...| 9 July, 1918 
Waratah. Waratah. 
Seeond Class Sergeant John McGill,| Wallsend .| Ash Island; Mosquito Island ;, Fallon, on leave ...| 11 June, 1918 
Waratah. Waratah. : ‘ 
First Class Constable John MePherson,| Wallsend .| Jesmond; Lambton .. ...| Wilscn, on leave ,.:| 19 Jtine, 1918 
Lambton. 

Third Class Sergeant Henry Grace) Wallsend +e.| Jesmond; Lambton ... McPherson, | 17 July, 1918 
Wilson, Lambton. relieved. 
Second Class Sergeant Thomas Fallon,| Wickham .| Mayfield McGill, relieved .::|. 9 July, 1918 

Waratah. 

Second Class Sergeant John McGill,| Wickham ...| Mayfield Bos ii Fallon, on leave ...| 11 June, 1918 
Waratah, ; 
Second Class Sergeant James Turnbull,) Wickham .«| North Hamilton ; South Ham-| Woods, relieved ...|.16 July; 1918 

Hamilton. ilton. shad 
First Ciass Constable William Woods,| Wickham ...| North Hamilton ; South Ham-} Turnbull, oa leave..) 19 June, 1918 
Hamilton. ¥i tole ilton. 

Villiers Adolphus Richard Champion,| Wollondilly ...| Larbert; Charley’s Forest;/ Miles, relieved I June, 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Braidwood. Marlowe; Mongarlowe, . ati 
Andrew McClure Dunn, Clerk of Petty} Yass... oa Adjungbilly ; Argalong ; Blow- | Willans, transferred) 7 Ju-e, 1918 

Sessions; Tumut. ering East; Blowermg West; ad 
Bombowlee Creek; ; Brungle; 
Darbalara ; Goobragandra ; 
Lacmalac ; Rosemount ; 
Tumorrame ; Tumut; Wag- 
ragobilly ; Talbingo. 





dates and hours specified. 


—- 


Eicansing Districts 














QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
Pusrroans, Berwers, Sprett Merowanrs, &o. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicatior s 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses en Police Offices at the following places, on the 


Date of Notice irom 





Convener. 
Forbes dae bee oe | 14 Aug., 1918 
Grenfell... sae afi ak 13° 7 
Hiillston wae ase vee eee eee 2 ” ” 
Parramatta 13 ” ” 
Young 2 a ? 


SE ele a oe a eee 


rs 30 Aug., 














When Court to be held. 
Date: | Hour. 
8 Oct., 1918 rt 
2 ” ” eee Il 
A sae os FS 10 
TG & 10 
33 10 





apatite ren veenenig oe: 





GEORGE W. FULLER, 


Convened by 





C. A. Arnold, 5.P.8. 

He ¥. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
W. XK. Earls, A.C.L:0, 
L. W. Broughton, C.LAG: 
A. 8S. Wiekham, L.C. 






> ~ pr dameiinnectneace 


16 Ava, 1918,] 


Place where issued. | 





Broken-Hill ... : 





‘Do | Clarke, Thomas... ..| 462 Crystal-street, Broken Hill... Collector's. 
Do wa «| Ross, John .., ...| Blende-street off Jabez-street, Broken Hill do 
Bullahdelah ... ..| Bacon, Albert Charles ...| Stroud-street, Bullahdelah . ie ; do 
Do : -| Mabury, Arthur Stephen .. =... do do otek Obey iv do 
Bulli «.. te .| Henness, John James | Bulli... ms os a rat ...| Second-hand dealer’s 
Do c «| Spinks, William John .».| Bellambi 1 455 soe iat Collector’s, 
Do ive ..| Marsh, Henry ..| Woonona ‘ iF, es do 
Burwood . «-| Jackson, William M. Bibly-street, Ohiswick “ ‘ do 
Do ‘ | Ryan, James. Ramsay- -road, Five Dock i; , do 
Do ve «| Pugsley, Charles Adolphus... a Couper-street, Campsie bea ae ? do 
Campbelltown -| Levien, George Isaac t | Minto ... a “a do 
Canterbury K | Ni oholas, EF ‘A. ve »..| Canteroury- 684; Oanterbury r ..| Second-hand dealer's. 
Do vee . Coomber, Richard ... ...| Bermas-street, Oanterbury . TT :..| Collector’s. 
Do AGE .| Tierney, Charles Price 10: Ridgewell-street, Lakemba ... abi : do 
Do .-| Glunn, George ...| Yengarrie, Fore-street, Canterbury ats do 
Central Police Court... Aplin, Norman se ...| 154 George-street West, pheeit ie ...| Second-hand dealér’s, 
Do | Brown, Alfred James “fs ...| 2 Rawson-place, 8 ydney ae hey do 
Do s| Clark, John Darlimg... 16 and 18 WVeshingtoné street, Sydney do 
Do | Chernow, Abraham ... 566 Crown-street, Sydney Fe do 
Do »s| Davey, Wm. John .., 110 Bathurst-street, Sydney... do 
Do | Davidovitz, Bernhardt : ...| Market and Hay streets, Sydney do 
Do vo! Dencher, Alfred... 1H .| 6 Clarke-street, Sydney do 
Do «| Davis, Aaron she .| 1854 Rawson Chambers, Pitt: ‘street, Sydney do 
Do eee} Elms, Rose ... ius tid .| Stall, Markets, Hay-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Freedman, [sate ... ee Stall, Markets, Hay-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Friedland, Klias ... 4 Mahicipsl Markets, Hay- -street, sides hiss 
Do .| Goldstein, Morris ... des 104, Market-street, Sydney .. a do 
Do Hurley, Elsie Stall, Markets, Hay- -street, Sydney.. ei Pot do 
Do --| Haggott, Frederick... 176 Sussox- street, Sydney .... h do 
Do | Hampton, Gladys ... Stall, Markets, Hay-street, Sydney _ Ls do 
Do ..| Holmes, Annie do do i do 
Do ve] Holden, Samuel ...| 101 Phillip-street, Sydney ... we He do 
Do «| Jones, Herbert George | 243 Pitt-street, Sydney 4 abe oy do 
Do | Karvataveky, Jozeplt ...| 180 Harris-street, Pyrmont... eee ver do 
Do | Kessell, Arthur John ...| 98 King-street, Sydney ‘ do 
Do | Lewis, Fanny ...| 136 Pyrmont-street, Pyrmont vad do 
Do ..| Lewitz, Frank H. ...| 93 Regent-street, Sydney ... de do 
Do ‘(| Leander, James... ...| Stall, Markets, Hay- street, Sydney do 
Do ...| Moon, Ruby Beatrice 3a Manning Markets, Hay- -street, Sydney do 
Do wee| Opit, Manis ... ...| 131 Bathurst-street, Sydney +8 do 
Do «| Ochert, Samuel ...| 305 Pitt-street, Sydney Pr do 
Do .| Smith, ‘Arthur Edward 68 Hunter-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Stewart, John oF rhe «| 178 Harris- street, Pyrmont do 
Do ...| Seurr, Percival Reginald .., From 473 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt’ bas do 
Do .| Smith, Thomas Kay (transferred to| 107 Regent-street, Sydney .. ves do 
479 Harris-street, Sydney). 
Do ..| Smithers, Albert Samuel ... ...| 808 Harris-street, Sydney ... do 
Do s«| Saywell, Montague J. ...| 24 Mary Ann street, Ultimo do 
Do «| Walker, John vas uN ...| 422 Sussex-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Williams, Richard James .., .| 864 Oleveland-street, Sydney do 
Do .«| Williams, Ada Knight 80 Devonshire-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Alvaro, George .-.| 586 Crown-street, Sydney Collector’s. 
Do «| Bourk, Henry it «| 29 Rose-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Birks, "George Thomas .| 24 Norton-street, Sydney ods do 
Do «| Bavinton, William rita 17 Barlow-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Clarke, Claude Fe ...| 14 William-lane, Sydney do 
Do ...| Cork, Frederick .., -..| 456 Riley-street, Sydney do 
Do vat Enfield, Wallace Michael ... .| Ovange-street, Randwick + vee do 
Do ‘ Friedland, Elias ui .| Roma, Mount- street, Coogee ibe aa do 
Do ...| Fissore, Carlo iv rr 402 Harris-street, Ultimo EE do 
Do ...| Foley, Edward James vee} 14 Hargrave-strect, Sydney... ves do 
Do ..| Holmes, Annie ...| 556 Bourke-street, Sydney ... oF do 
Do ».| Hanley, John ...| 58 Green’s-road, decor’, a : do 
Do ..| Hissey, Harold =... ...| St. Luke street, Randwick . ive do 
Do ..| Malitz, Franz Guetav Paul | .| Milroy-avenue, Kensington... ies do 
Do an Murray, Jack 5 ...| 312 Dale-avenue, Redfern ... i do 
Do ...| Miller, Henry bas _..| 604 Crown-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Nicholls, Ethel G. ... ...| 74 Stanley-street, Sydney do 
Do ...| O’ Keefe, Cornelius .., oa) .«| 456 Riley-street, Sydney do 
Do ...| O'Keeffe, William James ... ...| 4 Union-street, Pyrmont do 
Do «| Olsen, Oscar... ne we ...| 90 Palmer-street, Sydney do 
Do ...| Plesner, Sydney ..| 299 Liverpool-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Parkes, Frederick ...| 522 Bourke-street, Sydney ... do 
Do ... Papps, Frederick James ...| 37 Charles-street, Sydney do 
Do ..| Ryan, Francis Thomas ...| 125 Regent-street, Sydney .., do 
Do ..| Richardson, Walter | 174 Riley-street, Sydney ‘ do 
Do ..| Rayner, William Joseph . ..| 840 Riley-street, Sydney sia do 
Do «| Richmond, William ..| 2 Judge-street, Sydney aoe ee do 
Do ...| Sullivan, Claude Nelson .| 48 Myrtle-street, Sydney Ss do 
Do ..| Sims, Rebecca ...| 27 Samuel-street, Sydney ... ” do 
Do . Sever, Wm. John Lile .| 28 Boundary-street, Sydney = do 
Do nee Swan, George «| 2 JSudge-street, Sydney : do 
Do ...| Lhurston, John ... 154 Liverpool-street, Sydney do 
Do oon Thomson, Francis Chas. Donald ...| 80 Forbes-street, Sydney de 
Do ..| Walsh, Richard .., ie . | 2 Valentine-street, Sydney ... be os do 
Do .| Wells, Thomas John vet .| 7E Reservoir-street, Sydney... ed Li do: 
Do White, Albert ie 457 Crown-street, Sydney oo do. 


...| Arthur, Violet 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 





SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED. 


4095 








Name of Licensee. 


Where Premises situated or Address. 








Dvzine THE Montus or June, Juny, AnD Avaust, 1918. 


eee 








., 165 Argent-street, Broken Hill 








EE OY! 


Nature cf Linens#, 


Second-hand dealer’s, 


o AI“1 |e => orn nel 


4096 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 








Place where issued. 


Name cf Lieensee. 








Where Premises situated or Address. 








Cessnock | Brown, John ae des 
Do do oan 
Do Kennedy, Roger James PE 

Dubbo .. .. | Hogan, John ‘Joseph ‘ 

Fast. Maitlané #2 Dickie, George ah oe 

Forbes... ne vee Beeby, George Arthur wae 

Do ie .| Shaw, William John a 
Do eh AN do A 
Glebe ... F Feil, Leslie William at 

DON vas ; .. | Oatley, Percy Reginald 
Donec Green, James Aas 

Do ..i. .| Austin, Charles Leslie Gordon 
Do vee | Curley, Alfred Patrick 

Do ...| Beechey, William Arthur ... 
WD OWee .... Stevens, Christopher Ae 
2D) vise i Feil, Leslie William ok 
DG 50 bi .| Hanson, Thomas Sylvester... 
Do ... ne .| Bates, Alfz:d Lewis bite 
Do es¢ ...| Hodges, Alfred James tee 
Dow... H ...| Greenbank, Clurence Percival 
Do Soe Presdee, Ernest John as 
Dow. so | Naylor, William Andrew ... 
Dow. aoe Clifford, Albert... opi 
DO tae. its ...| Holmes, Ernest — ... 

Dower: Be Donaldson, Alexander Henry 
Do F Holl, Tale ; 

Do : aks Birch, William dh 

Down. : pH Champion, William Pauiek | 
Do ..| McGovern, Alfred Thomas 
Do ..., Dalbot, Henry rel ae 

Gosford Mes .| Bradbury, William... “ 

Goulburn ss ..| Watson, John James aS 
Do Se ..| Thorburn, Hamilton 

Grenfell Mes ...| Rovingon, Patrick James ... 

Inverell 586 ...| Boggs, Leslie Hamilton... 
Do R ...| Burge, Algie Rud re 
Do ..-| Burgess, William obs 
Do Do 30 
Do ; James, Hdward George ie 

Kurri Kurri Brown, Francis George sled 

Do bee | Butler, James We 
Do ; | Butler, Jomes, senior ne 
Do oie Webber, Thomas Francis . 

Liverpool ... Teasdale, John George 

Maclean : Carlyle, Wm. ‘ae 

Manly ees Brentnall, a Shadlow .. 

Do ... Coxon, John.. z 
DOW es Tene, Sipenth aa me 
Do ... bes Britton, Benjamin... thy 
Do bes .. | Levett, Victor Harry 
Do}... ; Field, Thomas. 4 

Narrabri ioe Woods, Albert George sea 

Newcastle ..| Lambert, Richard ... nf 
Do .| Murray, Andrew ow 
Do 5 ...| Skinner, George P ‘ 
Do Williams, Francis Henry ... 
Do Ae0 ...| rice, William John oa 
Do 50 ...| Garrett, Daniel John ie 
Do nae ...| Weir, John .. ; ci 
Do A Carpenter, Nicholas aes 
Do acts «e.| Miller, Joho... fs . 
Do os Lazer, Annie Oe 3 
Do ; ...| Carpenter, Nicholas ; 
Do A soe| Weir, John .. k 

Newtown Bat Grant, Nissem : 





Duxnine trom Montys or June, JuLy, ann Avaust, 1918—continued. 


Hutchison, Sydney Alexander 
Nicholson, Ired. |... ; 
Guest, Annie c 
Wells, Walter ee ees 
Lewis, Fred. Richard He 
Minns, Edward Joseph... 
Melton, Herbert John ath 
Cann, George ; 
Canham, John 

Mansfield, Joseph Arthur . 
Newbould, Edmund Charles 
Vincent, William Chatles.. 
McKay, Harriet , 
Brown, Viecor William 
Davidovitz, Bernhardt ee 


.| Amsberg, Frederick an 


Hingston, Norman Claude... 
Symonds, Hyman 


Foreman & Sons, Richard, 1 Lid. 


Bluett, John Ji oseph pe 
Ghys, ‘Daisy Mary Ann .,.. 





Cumberland-atreet, Cessnock He 
do do as Ay: 
Vincent-street, Cessnock .., ¥ 
Vitzroy-street, North Dubbo ate 

Melbourne-street, Hast Maitland 
Rankin-street, Forbes ies eT 
do a te 


; do ae 
..| 30 Albion-street, Annandale 


9 Rofe-street, Leichhardt .., wae 
273 Balmain-road, Leichhardt 


Wilmot Cottage, Bungay-street, Leichhardt 


48 Annesley-street, Leichhardt ... 
30 Annesley-street, Leichhardt 

38 John-street, Leichhardt 

80 Albion-street, Annandale 

40 Cecily-street, Leichhardt... 


79 Booth-street, Annandale. ia, 
89 Foster-street, Léichhanit.. ‘ee 
76 Bridge-road, Glebe ns “a 
29 Grove-street, Leichhardt nak 


27 Booth-street, Annandale... as 
59 Glebe-street, Glebe ee ees 
12 Flood-street, Leichhardt... ie 


235 Young-street, Annandale Nie 
207 Datrariat. road, Annandale ... 
86 Rose-street, nannies es AY 


2 James-street, Leichhardt 
115 Mitchell-street, Glebe ... tis 
58 Hill-street, Leichhardt ... iste 
Mann-street, Gosford vt 
Union and Lagoon streets, Goulburn 
Auburn-street, Goulburn 
Weddin-street, Grenfell... 


Mansfield-street, Inverell .,., ae 
Byron-street, Inverell nes te 
do he “ 
do sie 13s 
Glen Innes road, Inverell .., aa 
Victoria-street, Kurri Kurri $ 
Pelaw Main ... one A ¢ 
do es be asd : 
Victoria-street, Kurri Kurri te 
Moorebank, Liverpool a eos 
Harwood 5 ‘tes 4 


40 Corso, Manly oe 

7B Ashburner-street, Manly 
19 Belgrave-street, Manly ie er. 
67 Pittwater-street, Manly .. ced 
Brighton-street, Curl Curl .,. Re 
Pittwater-road, Brookvale ... ies 
Doyle-street, Narrabri 


oe eee 


‘| Little Young street, Carrington ... 


13 Maitland-road, Hamilton Wee 
86 Bruce-street, Cook’s Hill... ; 
82 Darby-street, Cook’s Hill 5 
10 Railway-street, Wickham Ge 
15 Railway-street, Wickham es 
210 Hunter-street, Newcastle See 
8i Chin Chin strect, Islington é 
Bourke-street, Carrington ,., Ws 
15 Perkin-street, Newcastle... aay 
Maitland-road, Telington ... ee 
210 Hunter-street, Newcastle 

118 King-street, Newtown ... 

15a HErskineville-road, Erskineville 
402 Parramatta-road, Petersham ... 
29 King-street, Newtown : : 
pee King- atreet, Newtown ... 

26 Mar rickville- road, Marrickville | 
King-street, New town a j 
65 Erskineville-road, Erskineville ... 
78 University-street Seid ah 
475 King-street, St. Peters .. 5 
349 Kine-street, Newtown 
218-220 : Parramasta- road, Petersham 
5 Crystal-street, Petersham,. a Reg 
§ Erskineville road HEyskineville ... 
230 Parramatta-road, Petersham .., 
#36 Parramatta-road, Petersham ... 
165 Enmore-road, fnmore .., Me 
504 King-street, Newtown ,.. tok 
196 King-street, Newtown ... aes 
Chapel-street, Marrickville ... aN 
384 Victoria-road, Marrickville 
465 King-street, Newtown ... 














[16 ‘Auc., 1918, 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS’ AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 





Nature of License. 


Second-hard dealer’ 3 
Collector’s. 

do 

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do 
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Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer’s. 
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Nui SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4097 





SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 





Name of Licensee. 





During THE Monras or June, Juny, anp Avausr, 1918—continued. 


...| Cohen, Myer Hee oy 
...| Motta, Jemima Ren Oy 
Manuel, Charles 
.. | Werry, William Oswould .. 
...| Campbell, John Murrell ,., 
..| Watson, George Milsted 
| Bowran, William .., 58 
&..| Blae chford, Richard ne 
...| Reid, Sydney Harold 
...| Mulguiny, James Joseph ., 
.».| Forbes, William Leslie 
...| Cook, William J. ... Ber 
vee} Guest, Annie ee bn 
SoS Hoffman, Harold .... 
...| Clarkson, Annie Elizabeth 
.»..| Campbell, Cyril... ves 
..| Gildea, Thomas Viecent 
...| Gibson, George ar 
...| Love, Christopher Augustine 
at Love, Andrew William... 
Canham, John 





Canham, John, junior cor 
Smith, William John avs 
Cann, George re Bes 


...| Wall, James.. 

Mitchell, George Herbert . ape 
: Shoesmith, James Soe one 
| Tozeland, ‘Alfred Hdgar ... 
.. | Hudson, Ernest Michael ... 
.. | Laws, William Shakem me 
...| Douglas, Herbert Harold ... 
...| Davie, Edward he ons 
...| Mares, James He: 
«| Foster, Janes 


« | O’Connor, Daniel O’Connell 
...| Rosewarne, Leslie ... a4 
...| Eather, Sidney wae By 
..\| Fitzpatrick, Hugh ... dag 
...| Keough, Edward George ... 
.».| Bates, William John fed 
...| Cranney, Daniel 


wm Gray, Garnett "k ive 
--:| Healey, John ae wee 
’,..| Tucker, Frederick . tee 





.. | Lenan, Allen e 

oo Warner, Edwin Washington 
«| Walsh, ‘Walter William... 
.--| Pazaky, Louis hee 
«| Jones, Thomas’ Pryce 

«| Day, Mark ... tse cee 
...| Beer, William Eric... bss 
...| Swinbourne, Algernon George 
...| Wilson, Eric Frederick Hugh 
| Reilly, "Alfred Clyde... 


- Cochrane, John Albert William ... 


Where Premises situated or Address. 





497 Illawarra-road, Marrickville ... 
288 Parramatta-road, Petersham ... 
5518 King-street, Newtown 
Cavendish-lane, Petersham .., aes 
Chapel-street, Marrickville io 
93 Palace-atreet, Petersham B66 
169 Trafalgar-street; Petersham .. 
135. Kdgeware-road, Marrickville ... 
8 Shepherd-strect, Dulwich Hill ... 
25.Commodore-stret, Newtown 

36 Alfred-satreet, Annandale 2 
252 Livingstone- ‘road, Marrickville 
29 King-street, Nowtowil au ee 
39 Crown-street, St. Peters .. 

30 Edgeware-road, Enmore... 
Ndinburgh-road, Marrickville 

9 Norfolk-street, Newtown ... 

72 Roseby-street, Marrickville 


179 Addison. road, Marrickville 


‘do a 
475 King. street, Newtown ,.. us 
do do 


...| 68 Newington-road, Marrickville ay 


783 University-street, Camperdown... 
22 Calder-street, Newtown ... ae 
22 Weston-street, Petersham tgs 


...| 68 Constitution-road, Petersham ... 


100 Garner’s-ayenue, Marrickville... 


60 Denisou-street, Newtown © Fitts 
3 Flora-street, Erskineville ... avi 
152 Sydenham-road, Marrickville ... 

do ‘do rr 
18 Westbourne-street, Petersham ... 
1 Surry-street, Stanmore .., oa 
6 Short-street, Marrickville... ses 
80 Boulevard, Lewisham ... _ . .«- 
7 Charles-street, Enmore... ECE 


24 King-street, Erskineville ee 
108.Chapel-street, Marrickville . ... 


he 57 Marrickville-road, Marriekville... 
...| 16 Canal-street, St. Peters ... bik 


Byrnes, Frederick Ernest G George .. 


...| Twyman, Charles Herbert George. 


'....| Bowran, William ... a 
...}’ Davies, Daniel 
ae Brown, George J. He Ac 
Walker, Douglas V. a 
McKenna, David = -4 ead 
Bullen, Henry See. as Sot 
ii] Heaton, Samuel... isa 
...( Lea, Henry John .. 
ci] 4 Leonard, George Watkins .. 
Glen, Wencids Thomas a 
AX Gouhain, John Thomas... 
,..| Miller, Thomas 
.. | Griffiths, Elsie $ 
...| Banan, Richard a ane 
AY Francis, William Edward ... 
...| Viles, Henry os AP 
ae Parker, Leigh SAP ea 
...| Kelleher, John James ah 
..| Woods, Alfred William .., 
| Nash, William Cuthbert .., 
...| Dignam, Martin Joseph 
...| Graham, John Thomas. 
..| Winning, Arthur Walliam., 
os | Wood, Arthur 
SPSS McCarroll, Edward James., 
» | O'Neill, Thomas Rutledge... 
...| Bord, Samnel John... Phe 
vet ‘Meech, Isaac acy, 
<a Fowler, Joseph eae nee 


, 16 August, 1918, os 


.| 2 Grose-street, Camperdown 


..| Douglas-street, Nowra 


.| Woodstock-street, Guildford 
.| Isabella-street, Parramatta ... Hee 
.| Gladstoneand Brickfield streets, Parramatta 





15 Brown-street, Camperdown 
544 Parramatta-road, Petersham ... 
84 Burren-street, Krskineville 
89 McDonald-street, Erskineville 
9 Pleasant-street, Hrskineville 
95 Sydenham-road, Marrickville... 


% 89 McDonald-street, Erskineville ... 


17 Cook-street, Petersham ... 
146 Wells-street, Newtown .. Nie 


2 Edinburgh-road, Marrickville ©... 
147 Lord-street, Newtown aos tae 


«| 555 King-street, Newtown ... ocr 


175 Sydenham-road, Marrickville ... 
107 Regent-street, Newtown on 
121 Layton-street, Camperdown 
169 Trafalgar-street, Petersham. ... 
Byng-street, Orange Hast, .... eee 
Moulder-street, Orange one 


William-street, Orange Hast | ae 
.| McLachlan-street, Orange East... 
Parramatta-road, Granville... aaa 
Islington, Cowper-street, Granville 
Inkerman-street, Granville ... Nae 


coe 


Bridge-street, Lidcombe ... vee 


Warrilda-street, Merrylands née 
Blacktown ,..... wh ioe 
Inkerman-street, Granville. sat 
Blacktown ... wed bee 
.| Rogs-street, Fete va Te aes 
4 Fiusheonibe. road, Blacktown ace 


.| Civil-street, Fairfield aay Ree tae 


94, Harrow-road, Auburn A 
Isabella-street, Parramatta ... 
Milner-street, Guildford ... eep 
Célia-street, Granville i 
Menaagle-street, Picton 
Surveyor-street, Queanbeyan 
Rutledge-street, Queanbeyan _... 
George-atreet, Queanbeyan... |... 
Wiudsor-street, Richmond ... 4 


eee 


eee 


Nature of License. 


Second-hand dealer’s, 


; Second-hand dealer’s. 


do 


..:| Collector’s.. . 


oe 


Second-hand dealer’s. 





4098 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava. 1918. 


























SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 
Place where issued, _ - Name of Licensee, | Where Premises situated or Address, | Nature of License, 
I 
Durine THE MonTHS OF JUNE, JuLY, AND Avaust, 1918—continued. 
Tumut .. aie ...| Sanderson, Richard Herbert ..{ Newtown, Tumut... “of ais vol Collector's. 
Dower. ee ...| McGowan, George ... rd ...| Russell-street, Tumut Ve on | do 
Warren 8 ...| Bourke, Michael .., 5 .. | Warren on 680 et Af bee do 
West Maitland ...| Dawson, Matthew ..,, i ...| 384 High-street, West Maitland ... _...| Second-hand dealer’s, 
West Wallsend ..| Bramwell, John... and .... Mary-street, Holmesville ... S90 rs, do 
Do et do ‘ap ee op do TORE aA seh ...| Collector's. 
Do ...| Bramwell, Simeon ,.. se ct do dow. ae, x do 
Do ...| Wemyss, William ... 68 ...| St. Helen-street, Holmesville ne ...| Second-hand dealer’s. 
Doma oH da Ag, avs cay do do a te ...| Collector’s. 
Wollongong ... | Frew, James... si ae ...|, Wollongong ... me aD ot a do 
Do af ...| O’Neill, Patrick James. ... ««-| Dapto ... bee re rad at AN do 
Do ey ...| Hampson, W.H. ... pee ...| Wollongong .,, ‘of as MS wat o 
Do ant .--| Hrew, James... ae aie hy do eae oa: 50: ae ...| Second-hand dealer’s. 








DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTI€H is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Oourt-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 















































specitied, 
When Court to be held. A ae Bit as 
Place. VRAD, ate Parts Pe in dl | Mhliegeee ontaride Bhatites Rosie Notice, Registrar by whom notice given. 
Date. Hour. 
Armidale ... Aa ...| 16 Sept.,1918 ...) 2 | 29 Aug, 1918...) 9 Aug., 1918 ...}| EH. M. Cohen. 
Batburst ... ie Heol Lee Pc FT eOO aes fh ses] 22 OULY, esas. D. Walker 
Bourke ie slats vost pa AUP eo meena LO Shiri sR roe. ts » «| R. W. Kelly 
Cobar ‘se ae hone {Ole hs plied be Bh KG) 7 i ac Bk lis bi fi » «| H. J. Daley 
Condobolin ... ns Really 65 Ay atiese 2 27 JULY, . gh) e>| Lote, aaa sim, fe. Kolly 
Cootamundra bas sanl/eZ0 BEDUcy ea meee LO U POPE, gs ess], OB AUR nema dt EL Orook 
Dubbo Ned ay Rested, Gt pig rel 20. | 2h Aig | Aad Uys eee AGH Ls Cochrane. 
Glen Innes... ae echimne. a ial eeu at we St callie miss » «| H. Breakell 
Goulburn .,. ae Sala Orgite wakes LO | eo ee A he gent Fre} 6 pa » «| L. A. McDougall. 
Mudgee... 586 wee] 2 Oct.," 9 5, oaele LU Aa ett, gy | (AUG nee. leokmores 
Murrurundi ree ne od AL ae eanrs ene ma) O 9Aug., , ...| 14June, ,, ...| O. W. Swiney. 
Muswellbrook ta ea le an ies aes LO, | aor ages as, ace| LO Duly sys wees ee EC hay. 
Newcastle ... aes colt? WATS) sree gers bleed KO leeds tO). es. Mer od be » | A. G. Chiplin. 
Nowra ay boc eos! 8 Ooty gy aurea! LO pat LO SED bogie 5) esl LAUR ot Sele ee Pe OUcale, 
Nyngan... 500 Sac CORA LLP.) os mnie 3 6Aug., ,,°°...| 27 June,’ ,, «| J. R. RB. Miles, Deputy. 
Wellington... Aa eA LOWCC Dust es geees| MLO elles mans » | 10 Aug, eer, Hols. barnett, 
Yass of ae cael ee vais pn ellie 265 3 » | 27 duly, , ...| Je M. Bonthorne. 
{945] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 
N OTICE is hereby given that Licenees for the keeping of explosives, under the provisions of the “ Explosives Act, 1905,” 
have been issued to the undermentioned persons during the month of July, for the period ending 80th September, 1918. 


In this list “G@’? means Gunpowder amd Nitrate Mixtures, “N.C.” means Nitro-compounds, ‘‘F” means Fireworks, 
“D” means Detonators, and “§.C.” means Safety Cartridges, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 








Ko. | Name, Address, Quantity. 











_, B5891* | Alcock, F, aT ve ad or ...| Burrowa ... [ae ...| 800 lb. G., N.C., and D. (2,000. No. 6), 
Tarte 20,000 §8.C. ee 
C 5648 Barnett, H. as a Fy bg ...| Gladstone ie ..| 5,000 §.C. 

C 5651 Carman, J. A. & Co... ... 1a he ...| Trangie ... ve ...| 10,000 8.C. 
A 2980* | Commonwealth Portland Cement Co., Ltd....| Portland ... tee ...| 4,000 Ib. G@., N.C., and D. (15,000 Naw 


6). 
B 6290 (CUBS aN CP rnd te ...| Via Dunedoo bE ve “ee lb. N.C., and 1,000 No. 6 D.. 
C 4566"% | Discher, EB. z¢ qth. !oordeetou as.) vase Warialda .... 4... evele 10,000'8,0, 
A 3027* Doust, C. cae a BAA ant pty Copeland ai ft ...| 500 Ib. N.C., and 5,000 No. 6 D. 
C 5645 Lawson, S. & Co. Re; a ...| Somerton ... eee ...| Unlimited 8.C. 
C 5647 Lindon, R. of iki Ace x5 ...| Trangie ... ee .| 10,000 8.C. 
B 5924* | Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and) Ryde xe ues ...| 800 lb, G. and N.C. 


Sewerage. 
B 5925* 0) do tne Mo af Aly .»-| 800 lb G., N.C,, and D. (1,500 No. 6). 
C 5649 Mullett, A. J. .... u; Pa oe jecttAlbert es a ...| Unlimited 8.C. 
B 6287+ | Murphy, P. D., Ltd. .., aes aah aN Moore. >). )5 we ...| 800'1b. G., N.C., and D. (2,000 No. 6). 
B 6286 ‘Railway Department .., AY: ae ...| Bumberry... oe ...| 800 lb. G., N.C., and D. (300 No. 6). 
A 3143 Do sie TRUE nade. 8, es ‘| 1,000 Ib. G., N.C., and D. (10,000 No. 


B 6289 Do -. uf ...| Craboon 


C 5646 Solomon, 8. N. ... oe ve ‘ee ...| Canowindra re ...| 5,000 S.C. 

6288. |<Bt. Clair, OTe ies... 12 ee Win eho . 4a a tml 60,db3.G-4 12,000 8.C, 

A 3043§ | Stockton Borehole Collerics Ltd. ... ...| Boolaroo ... oes ...| 500 1b. N.C., 10,000 No. 6 D. 

B 5980* | Sydney and North Sydney Lime and Cement! Portland ... ads ...| 800 lb. N.C. and D, (2,000 No, 6). 


6). 
50 Ib. G., 100 lb. N.C., 300 No. 6 D. 


ve gee one 








Co,, Ltd. 
C 5652 Tulloch, D, ple te re RAS waityamba, 34 me ...| 3,000 8.C. 
C 5650 Walker, J. we tee ae de ...| Lithgow vee ...| Unlimited 8.C. 


ee Py SE ee mee fee 
* tas * In lieu of notice appearing in Government Gazette No 202, 16th November, 1917, fin lieu of notice appearing in Governmont Gazette 
No, ae 16th November, 1917 (License No, B 5,962). + In lieu of notice appearing in Government Gazette No, 210, 7th December, 1917. gin 
liey of notice appearing in Government Gazette No, 202, 16th November, 1917 (Licenseg' Nos. B 5,998, A 3,043). ~ VE Ge Whe 
Pee es Sean ey) f De 1 ites 


16 -Av¢, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 101, 4099 


Mines Department Notices, 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, and to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Blayney, vice Denton, on leave,—such appointment to 
take effect from the 11th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-4,929-153). 











J. C. L. FITZPATRIOK. 





[985] ; Department of Mines, ; 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioneci applications. 








{ 





























Application No. , Portion Locality. Date of 
-- Applicant, ; Cue 
Departmental. | Local. an ve County. | Parish. mit Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-6,060, 6,061, L.B.] BT. D. 
Major’s Creek 7*f| 26 | Charles William au 34 | St. Vincent ...| Elrington seg] PLL Un awe tae yh OTh po) LOLS 
Hindhaugh, 
Adelong 97 161 | John Tonking... wi| 9) 178 | Wynyard ...| Acelong .., Dal 2m" Ont. Ol ae Skiin ws Bra 
Stuart Town 1li4t | 151 | Hubert Augustine » 145 | Wellington ...| Tronbarks eosin Die O gO La Mayer © 4, 
Hannelly. (ex. @t 96). 
Wattle Flat 61+ 62 | Frank Harold Brown,| , 199 | Roxburgh onl OLR ANT we pose eo) 29 1-19) Now, 1017 
Samuel Crawford, 





John Crawford, and 
Charles Crawford. 

Hill End 295+ | 318 | Demeatry Macryannis| Mr 2 | Wellington  ...| Cummings | 3 227) 4May, 1918 
and Charles Hamil- 




















ton. 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-6,062 ; 6,063; 6,064 L.B.] 
Coramba 13t | 117 | Thomas Peters andj mt 8 | Fitzroy ...  ...{ Coff me ie 2 OF Obed. 1918 
John Symonds. | 
Braidwood 16§] 178] Thomas Lynch and} , 2 | St. Vincent ..| MarloweandTom-| 5 0: 0! 18 Mar, _,, 
John Huxtable. boye. 
Tingha 276§ | 482 | Samuel Joseph Cowan) ,, 30 | Hardinge ...| Swinton ... (2) On Ol 24 Jan, ,, 
and Fredrick Smith. 
Moruya 6§ 97 | Gordon George John-, , 10 | Dampier,,, ..| Bergalia ... | 20 0 O| 25 May, « 
ston. 
Tingha 285 507 | Samuel Joseph Cowan, ,, 2 | Hardinge cau) LUCTZH ove ».| 40 0 O| 80May, , 
81 14 ‘ 
Dare a4 jaa |} John Michael Kelly./ ,, 58 | Bathurst... ..,| Ponsonby | 40 0 0.| 26 July, 1917 
Trundle 2r 6 | Alexander Hay ...| 9  L | Cunningham ...| Botfields | 2 015) 19 June, ',, 
Coramba 17¢t| 123 | Thomas Peters and} , 12 Fitzroy ... pede Cost ise .., L 134/18 Mar., 1918 
John Symonds. 
Deepwater 191¢ | 222 | William Baker s-| > 18 | Ashburnham  ,..| Parkes* i el LD SS |b 2 April, © 5 
Broken Hill 335§ 349 | Ernest Victor Jones...| ,, 239 | Yancowinna ...| Picton and Bolaira} 40 0 Oj 11Mar, , 
Port Mac- 24 37 | John Hawkins see| 59 12 | Macquarie ...| Jasper... aa 20N OO) 4. dune} — ;, 
quarie. 


FOR A MINING PURPOSES LEASE. 
[1918-G6,058 L.B.] 





Trunkey 8 153 | The Mount Dudley] at 73 | Georgiana ...| Kempfield ci) +o, .0 (0:[ “7 Mar, 1918 
Gold-mining Com- 
pany, No-Liability. 

— 











* Parts of surface reserved and part of area exvluded, f+ As modified. t Whole of surface reserved. 2? Part of surface reserved, 
|| Part of surface reserved and part excepted, 


J. C..L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Leases 
of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the samé. 





Application No. 

















Applicant. ee Sal SER WOU | Area. Date of Lease, 
, Departmental. | Local. eee 4 County. | Parish. aa 
FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 

[1918=5,624 L.B.] nf. Ds 

Sofala 63 | 61 | Duncan MeDean | GL 62 | Roxburgh... cl Waterbeach “| 4 0 0 | 20 May, 1918 
Marshall. 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 

[1918-5,626 L.B.] 

Fifield 84] 105 Thome William | Mt 11 | Kennedy ... a Tout ove | 20 0 O | 20 May, 1918 


or 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


4100 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava. 1978. 


— ye 











NOTICES ‘TO APPLICANTS FOR LRASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued: © 
‘HIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands. 
[1918-6,057, 6,059 L.B.] 























Application No. é Portion ‘Locality. Date ef 
ne licant. , eae 
Departmental. | Local. oF ms. ‘County. | Parish. ye a one , 
igit | a. rp. dy 
Parkes *10 | 151] Robert’ McClelland,)....... | Ashburnham ...| Cookamidgera ...) 6 0 ©'| 18 Mar., 1918 
Stephen Larden, and a ean Mi Lo Mi | (about). ' 
ATSIAAB ANI, Andrew Stewart. 
Urana 6 24 | Arthur Hardy ane) lnmainge Lil RUE RB Bic lheh ...| Clear Hill ..J820 0 0} 24 April ,, 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


i 





IT is intended to void the Gold Mining Lease of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 

tion in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette’ of ‘30th 
» August, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms.of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 
[1918-6,050 L.B.] 


—_— 





Application No. Locality. 


° Portion 
Applicant. ae d lay 


Departmental, Local. County. Parish. 








Area. Date of Lease, 








mei | a. 3. |p. abe 
Barmedman 17! 21 | Robert William} an 73 Bland ... ...| Mandamah ...| 5 0 O+ 27 June, 1918. 
Ashton and Wil-| 
liam Rutherford. | 





pitt Gibise df 


dg. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 








—_ 








THE undermentioned application for an authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, ‘as been 




















refused. j 
[1918-6,421 L.B.] : : 
A Locality. . 
7 Portion j Date of 
Departmental No, N : Area. ry ae 
ame No. County. Parish. | srphoeo - 
i r dia. wl p.| 
Glen Innes 32 | Albert Andrew Hollond| .......... | Gough ... ...| Bloxsome .., | 40 0 0O| 6 July, 2918 





J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines.- 





. HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxcentive Council, has approved of the grant of leases im 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. ’ 
[1918-6/051 ; 6,052; 6,053; 6,054; 6,055 ; 6,056 L.B.] 



























ie Hep Rcavien Ro. ) : Portion Locality. Date of 
* Départmental. Local. | a No. County. — | Parish. nee Application. 
i ‘a 3. ep. 
Coramba 10 | 122 | Samuel Cornish, senr.| PML %,| Fitzroy. ... s..| Coff we ..| 17 187] 9 Mar., 1918 
part of (surface 
portion right, 10 
Biel... 33. {| acres.) # " 7 
Glen Innes 68 187 | James Watts... «| PML 7,| Gough ... ...| Boyd fist a) 16 O 70} 28 Jan, | 
é part of; 
pors. 
111 & 4 
tise, ie 
us Bg NF Pe & Yr | PML 16,1 do oe «.s| do Rs Peo 0.) 28 5 Fe 
; ae part of 
portion 
"Fry ; dad bes ge ; ape 
Mudgee 18 35 | James Melton ...| PML 5,| Phillip ,., --.| Boogledie and) 16° 227 )'2., “ 
part of} ~ : i Derale. | (surface ° 4 1) 
“a pors. excepted). hs 
152 & Si Paks 
62. i 
TO AG) 86-7, do ..| BME 4) do nae Bab do va ee tS RR Beare eer 
part of} (surface 
pars. Wh excepted). 
62, 54, 
162, & : ere i vig das 
. 170. ft 
Do 2u| 87 do w| PML 6,| do ode ep eiaec Dera Loaner. «is|' 0 BSUS Veo Re aaaee 
part of (surface 
pokey excepted), 
|: + 4, i : oe i esate 


4% a an 
B sth ; ae ; 


J. ©. L. ETZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. _ 


16, Ava, 1918. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 101. 4101 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


HIS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermpntigned Mining 
Lease of Private Lands, the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same, sam, Aosta 








[1918-5,504 L.B.] 
aypnentne Te. Lessee, pare ie a Area, Date of Lease. j 
Departmental. | Local, ae County. | ' Parish. 




















f 








( ¥y 4 We ; yah $ a. Yr. p, ‘ 
Glen Innes 70 | 189 | Henry James Fairy...) put 5 | Gough ...,  ...| Bald Nob 1 0 44 20 May, 1918 
(part of 
} 20.) | i 
J, C..L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
t 
—986) ; Department of Mines, 


_ Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


OTICE is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the applications for Dredging Leases set out 


in the Echelnle hereto having been received, I have determined that leases shall be granted of the areas included in such 


‘applications, subject to the following special gondigons, V1Z. :— 


D.L. applications 22, 23, 24, and 25 Galpong (local Nos. 108, 104, 105, and 106) :-— 
(a) That within a period of twelve months from the date of ‘the leases the sum of five thousand pounds (£5,000) shall 


be expended on each lease in the construction of a dredging plant. 


(2) ‘That no deleterious matter which may in anf way affect or injure the fish or spawn in the Ondgegong River or 
any part thereof shall be allowed by the lessee to flow or fall into the said river. 


(c) (D.L. application 24 (local 105} only) :—That the lessee shall not carry on dredging operations within a distance of 
2 chains of the road adjoining the southern boundary of the said land or within 1 chain on either side of the 
_ centre of the track crossing the said land except with the consent of the Secretary for Mines first had and obtained. 


{[1918-6,889, 6,387, 6,388, 6,386 L.B.] . 











Fs — 


| Pertion Date of 
Applicatign. 


Application No. 
aaa Te ae ah Applicant. Locality. Area, 
Departmental, ' | Local. 























ne 
ery 


Gulgong, 22 | 103 | James Frederick} @t 17 | Parish of Biraganbil, county of Welling- 99 
es TPA BUD Foster. ton, situated on the left bank of the 
Cudgegong River, and forming part 
of portion 18: Commencing on the 
western boundary of portion 29, and 
extending» thence along the left bank 
of the'river in a south-westerly direc- 
- tion for a distance of about 100 
chains. 
hoe wf Bah, of Puggoon, county of Bligh 93 036,16 , y 
, ' situated on the» right bank of the 
- Oudgegong River at its junction with 
Wiaidra Creek, embracing parts of 
» portions 5, 6, 7, and 36. 
23 | Parish of Biraganbil, county of Wel-/100 0 0|;16 , ” 
lington, situated on the left bank of 
the Cudgegong River, embracing por- 
tions 97 and 98, water and camping 
reserve 35,922, and parts of portions 
13, 14, and 15, extending from-the 
west boundary of portion 13 along the 
south-east boundary of @L 18 in an 
easterly direction to the south-west 
boundary of GL 4. aA. 
30 | Parishes of Biraganbil and Guntawang,|'34° 037 | 25 , 4» 
counties of Wellington and Phillip, 
situated on the Cudgegong River: 
Commencing at the junction of 
Wialdra Creek and the Cudgegong 
River, and extending thence up the 
river for a distance of about 2 miles. 


16 Jan., 1918 


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ent eee 105 Do | 











J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





‘NEW ‘SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


(16 ‘Ava., 1918, 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned reieveeda’ and if not paid within thirty days from the date hereof 
7obk leases may be declared void, forfeited, or cancelled. : 





















































ren i 




















. Locality. : 
Port ° 
No, Name. nN Fa Rea | ae Area, Application No. 
GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1874. 
Lacutan Mininea District. ai YT. Pp. 
585 | Keep-it-Dark Gold Mining Co.,{ au 122 | Gipps- jist 4 ia Wyalong ... ‘i 57166 West Wyalong 9 
No Liability.  - ‘ 
SourngzeN Minne Drerricr. 
1375 | J. Armstrong a mae «.{ GL 12 | Argyle... ...| Nerrimunga ..{ 2 0 O {| Goulburn 63 
“‘Toumur anp ApeLona Minne Disreicr. 
647 | J. Channon... sen os ..) 4 15 { Murray .., ...| Bullongong wo] 7 O Of Captain’s Flat 14 
GOLD LEASES, MINING AOT, 1906. 
1100 | Transvaal and Rhodesian Estates| az 59 /{ Narromine ...| Bulgandramine ...) 8 O O | Peak Hill 33-39 
Limited and Reduced. 
1102 | W. Young ... » 10 | Kennedy ... .| Somerset... «| 6&6 O O| Fifield 11-21 
1376 | Bessie D. Blackert and another .. » 17 | Clive aor ...| Maclean ... | 4 O O|} Drake 89-131 
1507 | W. Young ... Mt 1 j| Kennedy ... .| Somerset ... «| 4 1 25 | Fifield 26-67 
1508 | The Boderatin Gold- ~mining Com: Gu 61 | Gloucester .| Craven .., ..| 2 0 0 | Copeland 83-85 
, pany N.L. 
1904 | T.G. H. Storey 4... AY » il | Selwyn ...| Beaumont .. ..| 6 O O | Tumbarumba 
28-46 
1911 | W. Dawson and another .., mt 36 | Ashburnham _...; Dowling ... 7 115] Forbes 82-94 
1918 | The Federation Gold-mining Com-| az 62 | Gloucester vee] (OEM TEs, 2 0 O| Copeland 97-100 
pany N.L. . 
2050 | W. J. Zietsch aS ane » 56 | Drake aoe | Churchill ,., .| 20 0 O | Copmanhurst 
105-198 
2051 Do » 68] do HO ae How apes 20 0 0 » 104-197 
2052 | Red Hill Gold- -mining Company, w10() Phillips ws «| Gulgong and 20 0 O| Gulgong 650-78 
Gulgong, N.L. Guntawang. 
2060 | P, Jones. ... ws] yy 267 | Ashburnham ..| Forbes A 2 0 0| Forbes 101-120 
2177 «~| HE. W. Hodges and ‘another eo} yy. 20 | Roxburgh... .| Sofala ... 1 2 36 | Wattle Flat 
54-55 
2178 | E. Powell and another .., veo} 9  &3| Murray oa «| Fairy Meadow and 10 0 0O/| Braidwood 
Mulloon. 46-174 
179 | T. Patterson » 100 | Westmoreland .| Irene 10 O O| Rockley 153-324 
2180 | A. H. McCook » 8 | Blaxland ... | Mount Solitary 4 0 0} Mount Hope 
15-21 
2181 | Golden Key Hill End Syndicate, ,, 321 | Wellington .| Tambaroora | 4 0 O| HillEnd 274-297 
Ltd. 
2182 Do ail 4,822 do yr do 214 O%OF0>,, 275-298 
2133 | W.J. Mitchell... ne0 ules pLateH inderg sy, ...| Budgery ... 10 O O | Canbelego71-119 
2184 Do Se dinatens oe dO. ise > onef dO) LO BOLD y | 724120 
2186 | F. A. Winter ‘08 <p Sol aes Buccleuch... .| Goobarragandra .... 10 O O | Tumut 59-98 
MINERAL LEASES (48 Vic. No. 10). 
608 | The Gunnedah Colliery Co., Ltd.. ae ML a Pottinger ... | Black Jack ..{ 30 0 O { Gunnedah 5 
709 | The Coal Cliff Collieries, Ltd. Cumberland ...| Southend... 1540 O O | Wollongong 8 
MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. ; 
112 | C.L,Garland .. aes ML 44, Bligh .| Talbragar ... | 80 0 O]| Leadville 3-6 
986 | W. H. Farrell oe ry Lc IEE Taal and ‘Darling Haning and Hall... 60 O O| Bendemeer 4-11 
988 | D. P. Dickson dis es wrihille 82 jj dpallor’s., ' ss. ...| Ruby ae ...| 27. 2 12 | Wilson’s Down- 
fall 58-93 
989 Do ash Puikonsh eerie ake aaa sits pelo ah oie ce 22 ROBT a 67-102 
1227 | T. H. Martyn $08 a ed Al isis wp ARE. do do Pe Ast al! Pepey/ . 79-117 
1247 Do wide he own) 6 aban do is do is Saad re, Elec ” 78-116 
1248 | The Avoca Tin Min. Oo., N.L. ...| , 9 | Gough ... Arvid 3 | 40 O O| Emmayille 
193-233 
1249 Do sldin=ssnttee do bs do : 20 0 0 » 198-238 
1250 Do 15; dpa Sl oA AP «8 do ie i S80 ORO 5 190-289 
1277 | O. T, H. Broderick a os| 5, 2 | Kennedy ... ..| Gillenbine.., | 10 O O} Fifield 35-66 
1469 *| Tungsten Mines, Ltd. ..., » Ll | King coe .| Alton ...| 20 0 Oj Frogmore 1-1 
1488 | J.J. Kelly.. sis » 1 | Camden .,., Wingello ... e-| 5 O O | Moss Vale 3-4 
1489 "| RB. F. H. Green and another » 49) Olarke and Sandon| Tiara and Shasta...) 38 2 9 |Hillgrove 100-149 
1495 | E. Kildey ... es cools 1 O4e! Sandon?. ..2 | Cooney... wont O es 61-1023 
1500 | E. L. Fowler and others AS veel os 47,1 Kennedy ... Beaconsfield «| 30 O O| Dundaloo 55-57 
1508 | R. F.H. Green and another » 34 | Clarke and Sandon | Tiara and Shasta...) 40 0 O | Hillgrove 76-119 
1656 | L. Hdgley ... bie s| 9, O38 | Westmoreland .| Banshea «| 24 2 34! Oberon 72-125 
1665 | W.T. Keys bbe ae tel oy 41)] Sandon. ... ...| Metz adie «| 5 38 37 | Hillgrove 
124-180 
1814 | A. Murphy and others... » 6 | Northumberland ,,.| Patonga 5 0 0! Newcastle 
114-148 
1946 | T. Satterthwaite and another » 115 | Robinson ..,. .| Kaloogleguy 40 0 O | Cobar 76-241 
1949 | T. Riley and another » 91 Cowper. ... ...| Mulholland | 49 O O | Bourke 7-12 
1953 | Christina J. Smith,,. si l.| Coopers, .. ...| Lalgogoring ..| 8 8 80 | Ardlethan 
140-511 
MINERAL LEASE (COAL AND SHALE) MINING AOT, 1906. 
132 | J. Donaldson, jun., and another...| mz 27 | Northumberland ...{ Awaba | 29 0 Of Newcastle 15-14 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. : 
2% | The Muswellbrook Coal-mining|sr(form-| Durham ... ver] ROWEL Diane | 5 O O{ Scone 8-11 
Co., Ltd. part of | 
ML 1). 
rt a er i PO tt reper tis 





Pe en ESTE TI eet 


16 Avs., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4103 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continwed, 
RENTS are due and owing, &c.—continued. 


sone: woe narra eres 9 nen = errr ae. 

































































Locality. ‘ 
N Portion Area, i ; 
ol re ce Net County. Parish. Sh gps No. 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING AOT 1908.—continued. Say Yeu) Ps 
29 | The Invincible Colliery, Ltd. .... mo 2 | Roxburgh... eat} Cullen Bullen...) 49 0 0 Capertee 4-25 
133 | Australian Alum Co., Ltd. vs) » 16 | Gloucester “a Balladelah ale G2 we leh | Bulladelah 2-12 
163 | 1. MeL. Marshall Hs a au 44 | Roxburgh .. «| Waterbeach | 6 O O} Hill End 1-245 
164 | E. Sheppeard eee eee .| ML 457 | Hardinge ,.. ese} Swinton ... oan Deo sine ieis Lk | Vingha 17-383 
DREDGING LEASES—MINING ACT, i899. 
226 | Cope’s Creek Dredging Co., N.L...; an 2 | Hardinge ... .../ Darby and Swinton, 52 0 10 | Tingha 2 
238 | The Araluen Valley Gold-dredg-| pat 11,| St. Vincent © .., Araluen ... ..| 86 2 15 | Araluen 9 
ing Co., N.L. at5, & 
sau 13. 
275 | The Associated Gold-dredging Co.,) san 5 | Wellington .... Muckerwa, Burran-|100 0 0 | Ironbarks 8 
Macquarie River, N.L. dong, and Walters. 
467 | Cope’s Creek Dredging Co., N.L...) mn 71 | Hardinge .., sec)! BRENAOR? Boo | & 8 27 | Tingha 114 
DREDGING LEASES—MINING ACT, 1908. 
159 | Cope’s Creek Dredging Co.,N.L ...) Mu 454 | Hardinge .., ...| Swinton ... .. 22 035 | Tingha 43-234 
243 | The Associated Gold-dredging au 69 | Wellington ...| Muckerwa «| 48 2 21 | Stuart Town 
Company, Macquarie River, N.L. r 24-116 
285 | F. W. Smith ay aaa vial) ge) 00s | ELBE BO ess ae Darby samisss a 50 O O/}| Tingha 95-413 
332 | L.R. Litchfield... an -.| ML 21 do +a oee| Swinton. .... SAE TORR - 110-446 
333 | H. C. Olling aie See » 391 do do 12). Y-6) %, 112-451 
J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
[981] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


T ia hereby notified that His ExceHency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has eaneelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-3,345 R. and I.] 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 





= = — — — 





























. Locality. 
, Portion Area. Application No. 
No. | Name, No. County. | Parish, | er Se al 
&.0) By p.| 
1486 | Herbert Mearns and John Oswald) au 9 | Gordon .., ve.| Veech are «| & O O | Wellington 27-92 
McBean. 
| as 
J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
[982] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


G is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 





[1918-3,206 R. and I.] | 
. | MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 





ee 























\ { } . ) tan pppality. ; 
hie Portion —— Area, Application No, 
| No. } Nan No, Comity. | Parish. 
a ; | Cy Fe TE ‘ 
1700 | James Glennie __,, ene | MD 7 | Arrawatta.,. ath Lockerby ae sy to @ @ pee ae 


J, C. L. FITZPATRICK; Secretary for, Mines: 











4104 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE; No. 101. [16 Ava., 1918,; 


NOTIONS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS FOR MINING, &o.—continued, 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 30th August, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. oe an 
[1918-3,372 R. and I.; 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 























No. Name. vi pal wee : i Area, "Application No, 
oe County. - | Parish.: sar t 
; i. atau: 
1889 | Malcolm Manning Beattie, Kdward|' mu 1 | St. Vincent ...| Tallaganda | 52 O 29 | Major’s Creek 
Joseph Sala, Edward, Joseph ct 3 2-22 
Martin Sala Sara Jane Wiggins, 


Mary Ann Cleaver, and William 
Hennessy. 











J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 


Second Tideftion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
A hee bee is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
having beer so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 28th day of August, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the Warden’s Court at 
Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 

Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above- 
mentioned, ; 





SoHEDULE. 





Date of 


Application No, Name of Applicant. Desoription of Area. | Ares. Application. _ 











Ait 


a Yr. p. 
479 Walter Wm. Melvaine...| Portion mu 31, parish of Cope’s Creek, county of Hard-| 27° 3 ° 18 Jan., 1918 
inge, embracing part of Fenton’s Gully and lands : 
adjacent thereto. Commencing about 11 chains south ‘ 
of the south-west corner of portion 56, and extending 
thence in a north-north-west direction for a distance of 
about 34 chains. 








— 


, W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 
Dated thié sth day of August, 1918. [837] 


nN ' 4 . , 
wis” | L \ se ers 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Neve. is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, at the Warden’s Court at 
Emmaville, hold an inquiry concerning such application, 


med objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Emmaville, before the day abeve 
mentioned. 





SoHEDULE. 





Application 
No. 








Name of Applicant. Description of Area. Area. dgpucetioal 











by rp. 

352 Albert Edward Jennings | Portions pat 6 and mu 97, parish Scone, county Gough,| 25 0 ri 7 May, 1918 
embracing part of the bed and banks of Scherf. Creek : 
and adjacent flats: Commencing about 30 chains above 
the junction of Scherf Creek and Severn River, and 
extending thence down the creek for a distance of about 
27 chains, including part of portion 21 and part of tra- 
velling stock and camping reserve 43,124, 





. W. . PERRY, © 
Dated this 5th day of August, 1918, Lat yh [356i 


"16 Ava, 1918] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4105. 





Second Insertion. 


NOTIOH UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106, ee , 


IN iaesa is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
Dredging Lease to mine for Tin, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of 

the Distxict, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 28th day of August, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the Warden’s 

Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. % 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 




















mentioned, 
SomEgpvLg. 
pthc Shae ’ Name of Applicant. Description of Area, | Area. | Regdeatre: 
a. ¥..D. 
474 Cope’s Creek Central Tin} Portion mn 80, parish Darby, county Hardinge,|) 32 2 36 | 24 Nov., 1917 
Dredging Company, No- situated on the left bank of Cope’s Creek north 
Liability. of and adjoining mt 12. 
W. I. PERRY, 
W axden. 
Dated this 5th day of August, 1918. [886] 
[955] ¢ Department of Mine 


8, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLD-FIELD, 
NOW SANDON GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF DUNGOWAN, COUNTY OF PARRY. 
H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No. 1, from conditional sale (within a proclaimed gold-field, now Sandon Goldfield), hereunder described, shall 
be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
































[1918-4,923-153 Misc.] J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
ScrEepvre, 
Land e ie 
District. Division, rans Purpose, wounoatoa.| County. Parish. | Shire, | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
a. rr. Pp. 
Tam- Eastern.,. 1 From condi- 24Dec, 1861) Parry ...| Dungowan| Nundle ...| 20 0 U| Part within portion 207, Plan}, Ma. 1018- 
worth, tional sale P, 2,197-1,764. , $420. 
(within a pro- 
claimed gold- 
field, now San- 
don Gold- 
field). 





1956 Department of Mines 
3 Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF BOYLE, 
COUNTY OF 8ST. VINCENT. 
H*® Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Bxeeutive Couneil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
eonourrence of the Secretary for Lands, direets it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from akenation and reserved for mining or mining purposes, and 
they are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved for mining Or mining purposes agcordingdy. 
[1918-4,924-153 Mise. ] J. ©. L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines 





DESCRIPTION, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DisrTRIct oF BRAIDWOOD, AND TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
No. 1,491 (M.). County of St. Vincent, parish of Boyle (village of Jembaicumbene), containing an area of about 2} acres: The Crown 
Lands bounded by special leases 1916-13 and 1916-8, a line partly forming the north boundaries of allotments 10 and 3, section 6, and 
the southerly prolongation of the east boundary of Special Lease 1916-13 aforesaid. Includes allotments 1, 2, 11, and 12, and intervening 
lane, section 6, and part of Hast-street. ; 


[958] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER'S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE, PARISH OF CESSNOCK 
COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred 
by section 14 (3) of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any minor’s right or business license 
the Crown Lands herein described. 


{1918-4,966-153 Mise. ] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





DESCRIPTION. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of MArrnAND, AND Orssnook SHIRE. 

No 1,489. County of Northumberland, parish of Cessnock, containingan area of 19 acres O roods 143, perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured allotments 1 to 6,9, and 12 to 18of section 4; 1 to 8, 10, and 14 to 16 of section 5 ; 1 to 26 of 
section 6; 5 to 8,and12to 18 section 7; and 1 to 7, and 11 to 18 of section 11, village of Abernethy, a3 shown on plans catalogued 
Abernethy 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 
| Mise. 1918-4,700 (Mines). ] 


No. 101, 16 Aveust, 1918. —5. 


4106. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, [16 Ava., 1918, 





Cons thee |b i" Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


a nes ‘OF RESERVE No. 350 AND PART OF RESERVE No. 696, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING 
AOT, 1874, PARISH OF FORBES, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


H* ttxéeileaéy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 2°30 p.m. on 

the above-mentioned date, Reserve No. 350 and part of Reserve No. 696, made under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving 
certain land from occupation for mining, residence, or business purposes, under any miner’s right or business license, and from occupation 
for mining, residence, or business purposes, under miner’s right or business license, which are embraced by the accompanying schedule, be 
revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


(Ms, 1918-4,968~153] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





























ScHEDULE. 
Land Reserve Date of . Munici- Papers 
District, ‘ Division. No. Purpose, Notification. County. Parish. pality, Area. Part revoked. No. 
i 
Bar. D; 

Forbes ..., Central... 850 | From occupation for| 12 Aug., 1892} Ashburn- | Forbes ...| Forbes...| ........ | The whole ... .  e.| Ms.1918— 
mining, residence, or ham. 8,478 
business purposes,under | (Mines). 

: any miner’s right or 
. business license. 
Do wit dO... 695 | From occupation for} 18 Noy., 1898 do | do nes do ../ 0 111] That part within portion do. 
mining, residence, or (about). 3,407, Plan A. 7,369-1,770, 
business purposes,under 











miner’s right or busi- 
ness license, 

















[9s6y> © ove Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE No. 35,716 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOGAN GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISH OF CAROLINA, COUNTY OF KENNEDY. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, Reserve No. 3,716 from conditional sale (within the Bogau Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 
hereby revoked accordingly. 


[Mise. 1918-4,922-153 ] J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 









































ScHEDULE. 
esa al ; | Division. ace Purpose, N tea ane County. | Parish. | Shire. Area. Part revoked, Papers No, 
| | wom 
Parkes’ ...| Central ..| 35,716 | From econditionalrale) 9 May, 1903) Kennedy.,.} Carolina...) Lachlan ...\470 2 0 | The whole... ose os «| Ms, 1918- 
; (within the Bogan | 4: 
Gold-field). | 
(959.0! Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE, PARISH OF 
COOTAMUNDRY, COUNTY OF HARDEN. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (3) of 
the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license the Crown Lands 
herein described. 


[1918-4,969-153 Ms.] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





DESCRIPTION. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistrioT oF CoOTAMUNDEY. 


~ No, 1,490. County of Harden, parish of Cootamundry, containing an area of 2 acres 3 roods 20 perches, The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 1104,—shown on plan catalogued C 7-1,772 Roll. 


16 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4107 





Lands Department 





siolices, 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the "Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of Messrs. W. J. O'Neill 
and W. J. Major, who have left the district, from 
their positions as Trustees of Reserve No. 30, 642 at 
White Cliffs, area 120 acres, notified 17th February, 
1900, for Racecourse, and they are hereby removed 
according] : 

| Mise. 1918-5,837 ] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1006] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice ‘of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and bodies as Trustees, respectively, of the 
portions of and er Or bet particularised, namely : ux 
Reserves Nos. 52,061, 52,063, and 52,065, notified 9th 
March, 1917, for Public Recr eation, heing the Medlow 
Group of the Blue Mountain Sight Reserves :— 
Messrs. Samuel Uren and James O’Donnell (in lieu 
of Messrs. J. C. Jones and D. Clyne, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-5,747 | 


[1005] 





Reserve No. 52,859 at Glenreagh, county of Fitzroy, 

parish of Tallawudjah, area 6 acres 2 roods 16 perches, 

notified 28th June, 1918, for Public Recreation :— 

Messrs. Richard Crabb, Thomas Clarence Sweeney, 
Arthur Priichitt, Arthur John Lurcock, Harold 
Victor Gillard, Alfred Wright, and William 
Nicholson. 

[ Mise, 1918-5,891 | 





Reserve No. 52,866 at Main Camp. county of Durham, 
paris of Rouchel, area 10 acres, notified 28th June, 
1918, for Public Recreation : 


Messrs. Donald Cameron, Alfred Oswald McMaullin, 
Norman Shenstone Brooker, William Cameron. 
Stanley Holmes, Benjamin Cumming, and Francis 
White Kenendy. 

[Misc. 1918-5,790] 


Reserve No. 30,642 at White Cliffs, area 120 acres, 

notified 17th February, 1900, for Racecourse :— 

Messrs. Thomas Allison, Henry James Allen, George 
Jackson, and Albert Hindle (Gin lieu of Messrs. 
G. S. Maiden and J. Wright, resigned; and W. J. 
O’Neill and W. J. Major, removed). 

[Mise. 1918-5,837] 


Reserves Nos. 40,861 and 47,911 at Henty, areas 20 
acres and 24 acres, notified 19th September, 1906, and 
3rd- July, 1912 respectively, for Show Ground and 
addition thereto :— 
Messrs. Joshua Whitlock 

Zweck (in lieu of Messrs. 

and W. A. Neal, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-5 888] 


The portion of Reserve No. 52,635 at Holbrook, noti- 
field 8th March, 1918, for Cemetery, set apart for 
Congregational Burial Ground :— 

The Congregational Union of New South Wales. 
| Mise, 1918-5,842] 








ae Benjamin Edward 
C. Bartsch, deceased, 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Neville, dedi- 
cated 16th July, 1890, set apart for Independent 
Burial Ground :— 


The Congregational Union of N 
L Mise. 1918-5,896] 


yew South Wales. 





Reserve No. 52,890 at Murwillambah, county of Rous, 
parish of Murwillumbah, area 163 perches, peed 
12th July, 1918, for Site for Fire Brigade Station :. 


Board of Fire C lommissioners of New South Wales. 
[ Mise, 1918-4,865} 


No, 101, 16 Avcust, 1918, - 6. 


Site for Fire Brigade Station at Walgett, area 20 per- 
ches, dedicated 19th July, 1918 :— 


Board of Fire Commissieners of N 
Likise: 1918-3,012] 


Jew South Wales. 





Site for Fire Brigade Station at Hast Maitland, area 
2 roods | perch, “dedicated 19th July, 1918 ;— 


Board of Fire Commissicners of New South Wales 
| Misc. 1918-4 ,094] 


Reserve No. 52,877 at Canowindra, county of Ash- 
burnham, parish of Collett, area 2 acres 1 rood 234 
perches, notified 5th July, 1918, for Sanitary Depot 
(addition) :— 


The Council of the Nhirve of Boree. 





[ Misc. 1918-5,103] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
[1018] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of George Fredrick 
Hall in and to Special Lease No. 1916-1, Burrowa, 
comprising an area of 1 rood 33 perches, being allot- 
ment 9, section 80, town and parish Binalong, county 
Harden, shire Goodradighee, such surrender to take 
effect as on and from the 19th June, 1918. 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-5,485] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


NROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
J Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 





t Gazette 

oO. 

AtpuRY—Wednesday, 2lst August, 1918 ... Adi St 
Do Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... 98 
AsHrorp—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 . cope) 
ARMIDALE— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
BaRapDiIne-—Saturday, 17th August, 1918... me, Oe 
BrENDEMEER—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 recs oe 
Brncara— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... nose fakes 
Bogeaspri—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... ance SH, 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 snge Oh 
BUNGENDORE—Saturday, 14th September, 1918 ... 98 
CarcoAr—Wednesday, 2lst August, 1918 ... Apa te! 
Casino—W ednesday, 21st August, IQUE eee 89 


CoowABARABRAN— Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
CooraMuNDRA—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 


DunEpDeo-—Wednesday, llth September, 1918  ... 91 
Forpres—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 0: con! Ae 
GLADSTONE—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 ... re eo 


Gugn Innres-—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 PT =i 
GouLBuRN— Wednesday, 1lth September, 1918 ... 91 


Grarron—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 98 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 28th August, 1915.. Oe 
Gunpagai—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... 98 
Hay— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ae Hae GH 
InvERELL—Friday, 20th September, 1918 ... $5 es 
KempsEy—Saturday, 24th August, 1913... nee wei 


KyocLm—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... a pete!) 
LismonE—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 408 OL 


Litugow—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ... niu teh) 
MaIrLanD—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 ... ar ats: 
Motona—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ei ah! 


MvurrumMeuRRAH—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ..  ¥& 
MuswELLBRookK— Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 9| 
Narrazri—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 .,. 98 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... 89 
Nyncan—Wednesday, ih September, 1918 dcr eelles 


PaRRES—- Wednesday, 2ist August, 1918... saan ts 
Scone— Wednesday, 21st August, 1918 ee 89 
Soutn Grarron—Wednesday, 21st August, 1918... 87 
TamwortH—Wednesday. JIth September, 1918 ... 91 
Tarnee— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918.. Atee te! 
Wacca WaGcca— Wednesday, 2}st August, 1918... 87 


YEOVAL—Saturday, 31st August, 1918 an 91 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for cen 


4108 





[1028] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROAD. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road hereunder de- 
seribed, which is now no longer required, is hereby 
closed, and the land comprised therein freed and dis- 
charged from any rights of the public or any person 
to the same as highway. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 8,390- 
1,603) as now inciuded in measured portion 54, parish 
of Dewhurst, county of Jamison, Burren Junction 
Urban Area No. 2, Walgett Shire. 


[Roads 1918-280-2] 





[1029] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PLAN OF PART OF ROAD RE-MARKED, 
APPROVED. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘‘Public Roads 
Act, 1902,’ the plan of re-marking of part of road 
hereunder described having been approved, the part of 
road, as re-marked according to the plan so approved, 
abe represent and be deemed to be the original part 
of road. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


Public road (R. 3,122-1,603) 100 links wide within 
portions 64, 65, and 69, parish of Tunstall, county of 
Rous, Terania Shire, being part of road from Lismore 
to Nimbin, as shown on plan catalogued R. 13,328- 
1,603, which is deposited in and can be inspected at 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Roads 1917-653-9] 


—_— 





[32025] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be intefered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
and the Jessee, under the terms of any such permit, may 
be required to preserve an area of not less than 8 per cent. 
of the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or 
other timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 
dispensed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased : Provided the area to 
be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
permission is first obtained from, the local Forestry 
Officer. The lessee may, however, take from the land 
Jeased to him such timber and other material for building 
and other purposes upon such land as may be required by 
him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 





[16 Ave., 1918. 


> 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, 


have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 
Viz. >— 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the Jand leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 





No. of 


Land District. 
Crown-lease, 


Lessee. 





1913-23 | Armidale 
1914- 5 Do- 
1915- 2 Do 
1915- 3 Do 
1915- 4 Do 
1916-13 Do 
1916-25 Do 
1916-26 Do 
1913- 6 


...| Donald Prater. 

. | John Stitt Moorehead. 

«| William Benjamin Didlick. 
...| Horace Anthony Meredith. 
...| Eveline Mary Jerrett. 

.| Joseph Highson Mullen. 

.| Richard Long. 

Charles Edward Johnson. 
Robert Simpkins. 

1913-23 Do ...| Arthur Samuel Avery Smith. 
1913-24 Do ...| John McLennan. 

1914-18 Do | Alexander Fraser. 

1914-25 Do ...| Herbert Standing. 

1914-36 Do .| John James McDonald. 
1914-39 Do ...| Lhomas Henry Price. 

19145- 2 Do ...| Murdoch Edward McLennan. 
1915-19 Do .| Bertram Reid. 





1916- 4 Do ...| Charles Knighton, jun, 
1916- 5 Do ...| Arthur Morgan. 

1914-17 | Cooma ...| William Filtness. 

14916- 2 | Coonabarra- Thomas Alexander Munns. 


bran, 
1913- 38 | Glen Innes ... 
1913-16 Do 
1914-13 Do 
1916- 7 Do 
j3913- 4 | Grafton 
1913-12 Do 


Vernon Curr. 

Thomas Midlow Dorrington. 
.| Robert Ewen McKillop. 

..| Mary Frances Ritchie. 

...| Joseph Toranto. 

...| George Clarence Hssex. 
1914-18 Do ...| Thomas Joseph Maguire. 
1914-24 Do ...| William Golding. 

1915- 3] ° Do ...| Frederick William Pocock. 
1915- 9 Do ...| William James White. 
1915-18 Do .| John Morrissey. 

1915-17 Do .| Kichard Kenneth Everingham. 
1915-20 Do ..| John Alexander Warrell. 
J915-2t Do ...| Thomas Maxwell Pitkin. 
1915 -26 Do ...| Edward Mountford Kelly. 
1916- 1 Do ...| John Hetherington Hickey. 
1916- 8 Do ...| sames Andrew Watts. 
1916-11 Do ..| Arthur Leslie Barnier. 
1916-15 Do ...| James Hannon Studdon. 
1916-12 | Gunnedah .| Patrick Neil McGill. 
1914-18 | Inverell .| Austin Jennings. 

1914-20 Do seep lO do 

1914-24 Do ...| George Thomas Croft. 
1914-34 Do ...| William Charles Chapman. 
1914-36 Do ..| Arthur James Donnelly. 
1914-37 Do .| Charles Stevens. 

1915-21 Do Arthur Thomas Burne. 
1916-14 Do Henry John Clarke. 
1916-17 Do .. | Leonard Rhodes Merry. 
1917- 1 Do .| Walter Kent. 

1917- 3 Do William Charles Chapman. 
19I7-— 4 Do Arthur Patrick Little, 
1913- 4 | Narrabri ...| Samuel Arthur Lawrence. 
1917- 8 | Tenterfield ...| Gilbert Oxley Waugh. 








Norz,—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


16 Ava., 1918] 





[1023] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


ji is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
' otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; and the 
lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be re- 
quired to preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth {shall be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 


dispensed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber , 


is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased: Provided the area 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
permission is first obtained from, the Local Forestry 
Officer. The lessee may, however, take from the land leased 
to him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 


timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 


No 


upon the Jand at any time within reasonable hours during” 


the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or 
openings where required for this purpose, or where 
direeted by the Minister, or any officer authorised by the 
Minister in this behalf, and permit timber-getters to 
graze their teams within the lease, subject to the provisions 
of section 20 of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


have been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substituted 

Viz. :-— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. The lessee may, however, take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as may be 
required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is 
not comprised within a timber reserve or State forest. 


A proportion of the Forest Area not exceeding one-third shall 
be absolutely exempt from the operation of any timber 
license in order to provide a timber supply for the 
development of the holding. 


No operations in connection with timber or products (other 
than by the Lessee for his own use on the land leasec|) 
shall be allowed on the Forest Area, except with the con- 
currence of the Department of Lands under Special 
License to be issued by an authorised Forest Officer : 

. Provided that with the Lessee’s written consent. such a 
license may be issued to apply to timber or products or 
any part of the lease excepting the Forest Area. 


The holder of a Special License to cut timber on the Forest 
Area or with the Lessee’s consent on the balance of the 
land leased, or to remove products therefrom, shall be 
governed by the conditions and limitations of the license 
which will be framed by the Forestry Commission to 
protect the Lessee’s interest in the land. 


The Jessee shall be allowed compensation to the amount of 
one-third of any royalty paid to the Crown on timber or 
products, to cover any dawage done to his interests in the 
holding by timber operations under Special Licenses, 


The Lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber 
and debris, and shal] prevent the spread of fire therefrom 
extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent 
land. 


During the currency of the iease all persons authorised by 
Special License shall have full right of access to and entry 
upon the part of the Forest Area not absolutely exempted 
from license, or with the Lessee’s consent on the balance 
of the land leased, at any time within reasonable hours, 
for the purpose of cutting or removing timber or products 
without interference by the Lessee, and the Lessee shall 
provide convenient gateways or openings where required 
for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister for 
Lands or any officer authorised by such Minister in this 
behalf. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4109 





. The lessee shall, where grazing is necessary for the purpose of 
removing timber and products, allow timber-getters autho- 
rised under Specia) License to graze their teams on the 
Forest Area, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of 

_ the land leased, subject to the terms of any permit issued 

_ by the District Forester or his deputy, in which necessary 

= provision will be made and decided by that officer for the ‘ 
ae of stock to be used and the payment of agistment 

ees. 


An occupation permit under the Forestry Act, with the right 
to occupy not more than 5 acres of the lease for any pur- 
pose connected with the treatment or removal of timber or 
products, may be granted by the Forestry Commission with 
the concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, subject to fair 
compensation to the lessee to be fixed by the Forestry 





Commission. 
Ore ee ge,| Land District. a aces 





1916- 9 | Glen Innes .,,| Alfred Douglas Wetherspoon. 
1916-10 do Arthur Dunean Wetherspoon. 





Norr.— The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF UTUNGUN. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter the 
design of the village of Utungun by cancelling the 
suburban lands and that part of the village lands 
north of Main-street, and by extending the village 
lands east of Bowra-street and south of South-street. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Kempsey, 
Post Office, Utungun, and at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,639] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[408] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF LITTLE PLAIN. 
Age is hereby notified for public information that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter 
the design of village of Little Plain. by excising part 
of the village lands, and closing Cooper-street and 
parts of Reserve and Ross streets, also lane in sec- 
tions 8 and 9. 

Lithograps showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Inverell, Post 
Office, Little Plain, and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,177] ; 


Wee: ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


f1042) 








[1019] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
TZ is hereby notified, for public information, that 

so much of the notification in the Gazette of the 
30th November, 1917, as relates to the offering of 
commission for securing successful purchasers for for- 
feited Settlement Purchases 1916-1, Bynya. Estate ; 
1913-52, Mangoplah Estate; and 1915-5, Pine Lodge 
Estate; and the notifications in the Gazette of the 
12th April, 1918, offering commission for securing 
successful purchasers for forfeited Settlement Pur- 
chases 1915-1 and 1915-2, Spring Valley Estate: and 
of the 3lst May, 1918, offering commission for the 
securing of a successful purchaser for forfeited Settle- 
ment Purchase 1912-6, Glenara Estate, are hereby 
withdrawn, as the farms have been disposed of. 


[Clo, Settl. 1918-5,357 | 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


4110 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ava., 1918. 





[999] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1915. 


LAND SALES, 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
votify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COROWA, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp Disrrict or Corowa. 
Parish Buraja, county Hume, shire Coreen. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor. 














Upset 
Pertien, Area, Price per | Remarias. 
Lot. 
L | : 
a 9: p. £ 
148 OO 2,500 | Situated 7 miles from Corowa 
| and adjoins Hopefield rail- 
| way station on the Culcairn 
to Corowa line. 


Norte.—The upset price includes £2,400, value of 
improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,668 ; Plan H. 3,698-1,668. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TUMUT, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp Disrrict or Tumut. 
Parish Nacka Nacka, county Wynyard, shire Gadara. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Country Lors. 














Upset 
Portion Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
@. .r.p.|) diss 
124 13 0 0/26 0 0 | Situated 3 miles from village 
of Wondalga and 8 miles 
from Adelong the nearest 


railway station. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,497 ; Plan W. 2,017-2,119. 





Parish Batlow, county Wynyard, shire Gadara. 
TERMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


Upset Price 
er Acre. 


p 
P| ORS aa) : Situated 13 miles southerly 
from Tumut. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,608 ; Plan W. 2,903-2,119. 


ee 

SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNDAGAI, 

On Wednesday; the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp District or GUNDAGAI. 
Within the town of Gundagai, parish North Gundagai, county 
Clarendon, municipality Gundagai. 
Turms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
SUBURBAN Lots. 


146 pe 2 

















Upset | Upset 
Portion.; Area Price per | Allot.| Sec, Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
0. - Pos) Se Bad. a. Yr. p.| £2. d, 
319 30308) 108) (ONO eto 69 | 2 3 36) 33 0 0 
323 8543) 8) a6o OBO) Relic wees ele SeO MEG 
332 4 113) 35 O 0 3 D0 Gls 3 10) Dit OunO 
474 Go Seda pomOeO 


The upset prices include value of Crown improvements, 
with the exception of that of portion 319, which includes 
£80 Os. 9d., value of improvements. 

Papers Aln. 1918-3,187; Plans G. 43 and 29-1,028, and 

C. 3,735, 3,736, 3,737, and 3,738-1,578. 











SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MUDGEE, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp Disrrict or Mupcrr. 
Parish Peters, county Wellington, shire Meroo. 


TERMS:—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per gent. 
Country Lor. 

















Upset 
Portion. Axen, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
| | i fk 
Seer pe ee. 8. dC: : 
226! 5 0 O| Situated about 12 miles 


north-west from Sofale, 
and about 25 miles south 
from Mudgce. 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-6,503; Plan W. 3,500-2,091. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GLEN INNES, 
On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Laxp District or GLen INNES. 

Parish Buckley, county Arrawatta, shire Macintyre. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balanee in three months. 

Country Lor, 














Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
Ferree 5 ean HS Cele 
212 (62 3 O| 52 O O}| Situated about 4 miles from 
Wellingrove, and 20 miles 
from Glen Innes. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,323 ; Plan A. 3,231-1,761. 





ie. 


SALE AT THE SCHOOL OF ARTS HALL, PREEZA, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp DIStRIcT oF GUNNEDAH. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Within the town of Breeza, parish Breeza, county Pottinger, 
shire Liverpool Plains. 


Town. Lots. 























| 
| Upset > Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area. | Price per fAllot.| Sec. Area. Price per 
| | Lot. Lot. 
\ 
| Bs UPD a, Eaey ot Oe Ae Tey (Oral ee putes 
L840) 2 On POL Om OFLU Me2on Ome amon OauOM 0 
Pol ood Oe sO og O78 eccoae eae nD nd 2) *, 4) 
1 23507 200 13) Ole O et LO mts a nO meme LOS Olt O 
cl OF ae n JO ROO LS e2OR Osea LOO: O 
ee Ae Pt Ones GO) 4130/0 2°0 roe OO) 
TOiesst 0) eeOR ad Seno Sule lOO 127 On 6 
O24 1 On 2 Os) 10) sORO Gales Omicano 1 10. "OL G 
Dy 25.) OF 260) LO ORO Tales | LOmeoe vO. 7 0 0 
Shihy tt Ov ec Omen Ont et On mr Omer”) 1 LO CaO 
94 fsilOck2 0 laa oO | 


Papers Aln, 1918-3,017 ; Plan Breeza 4, 11-1,731, 





Within the suburban boundaries of town of Breeza, parish 
Breeza, county Pettinger, shire Liverpool Plains, 


SupurBan Lots. 





Upset Price 











Portion. | Area. | per Lot, Remarks, 
A Tae Gees 
134 10 2 0 | 30 0 0 | The town of Breeza is about 
135 1 0 0/140 8 O 23 miles south-east from 
141. |0 2 0/25 0 0 Gunnedah. The upset 


| | | price of portion 135 in- 
cludes value of Crown 
improvements, and £44 8s. 
value of other improve- 
ments. 


Papers Aln, 1918-3,017 ; Plan P. 4,649, 4,648-1,731. 











16 Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4111 


set essa I 0 a 1 oe 


SALE AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE, KEMPSEY, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m. 


Lanp District of Kempsey. 


Within the town of West Kempsey, parish Beranghi, 
county Macquarie, municipality Kempsey. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots. 





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Up et Upset 




















Fe 

Alot.| Sec, Area, Price per [Allot. | Sec. Area, Priee per 
Let. Lot. 

aan fa Sad. Re Ty De ; 

1} 10/0 1 143/10 0 0115/15 anne HG 
ieee it Uae We Oral 25 | 0 1 154h 1000.0 
Siew aoe Ue Sl] O16 Bald. O 
Se Cae MO F0m Oi et sa 1-0 ok. 16S. B00. 0 
1S alee lO OL 4). 4:0. 216-1 G0 0 
IG OUD Olas t ...1 0. 1, 16-.9)°0. 6 
Vb lms SealGn Ged! 6 \i,,.) 0, 1.819000 
Pee Odaers lO Oe ONT O.. 1 8 i lon 0. 0 
10keee| Veelooh lO On oies | ,, | 0 1:8.) 10 0. 0 
ele On ve soo 1s, )'O 1 8 | 16. OO 
weer Om IeIGs 1G TO T0110), |0 116) 9 0-0 
Si) sO 1 164100) OF 11} |, 0 116) 90 o 
see One letesi10e OO} | ,/0 Taéi.s 0 0 
Ss 10) 1814 107.0413) ,, 10 116] 9°00 
Ceo pon Les isOn0 114 |, 0° 1 154 100.0 
Ties OF LUSiplsi@n Ot) | 26 | 0 1 184 7 0.0 
Sy sa Oo epis0 FOE 2 | t'O" 1 164 8 0.0 
O11 a2 PONT 164.1070 0:13) ,,| o 1 1641 80.0 
10} ,,| 0 1 164/10 0 O}] 4) ,,/0 1 163 8 0-0 
Lies. we Gy OnO P51!) gli s bys "9 6 
a2 ener agarsOn0 16 |, 0 t 8110 0.6 
10) 150 OR GY POO) 7) 010.1 8! i600. 0 
2a Oe eGo LON 0 P S§.) G1 § )10%0. 0 
Sea Ot, beet 1ON0W0 9.) |, 0 1 164) 80 0 
4/ 5,/0 1 6310 0 0]10| ,,|0 1 163 8 0 0 
Bley 165) 1050 0} 11! ,,) 0 1 16) § 0.0 
Gite Om es1050 O12). | 0.119} 6.0.6 
eee see wis O..0 1 ot) 47 | 0.1 1.081:10..071.0 
Spee sO Ol. 2) To 1 al 114-070 
Werner es iar Gon) Si TU. Ls aioe 0 
ITO, tee Suis OO 1 4) 41 0 t. 2 b1o06 
eee Oo ie oO ONS) tO T. Of 19, 01.0 
Pipe! Ueda, On 0.1 6) os) O01 cabin d.. 0 
Pee Cato e001) 7 | ,, 1.0 1 on 12,0 0 
Teor Le OO Of 8) 410 1 Oe 15100 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,494; Plans K. 54, 53, 52, 47, 46, and 


56-1,593. 





SALE ON THE GROUND AT POKATAROO, 


On Saturday, the 12th day of October, 1918, 
at 2 o’clock p.m, 
Layp District or Moruu. 
Within the village of Pokataroo, parish Kamilaroi, county 
Benarba, shire Walgett. - 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Town Lors. 





























Allot.| Sec.| Area. A ahd Allot. se Area, iia 
Bret ne Dolce: Say Os ane Tempe leon is. di 
Pet OF 15. OOPS | Sth 850 pleoe 'O 
Jie 2 0) 645.70" Ol 41.2 10° 2 OTS: 00 
oe eee er Ol 25 0 O15 Ole Zee Ou) Ss a0) 20) 
ese 2 Cl sey 0 Ol 6 |...) 0. 2.05) 96.0 0 
Pe eerie, 425. 0° Ol 7 |. |0 2 0/20 0 0 
2O me le 475° 0 OY ST Ol Ole Or IR Oo 0 
Ale OE cn oo VO. OL oF Oo 28 Ghigo 6 
28°) 3; 1 O07 1 Cr 320° 0 0} 10 Oma Oni Lo = OreO 
29 1a, POmeLmeo20 OOP IE |) 3-0) 109112 OO 
30] ,,/0 2 G 525 0 OF 12] ,,/0 1 9/10 0 O 
31 5/9 2 C4035 0 O]-1/ 4/0°1°0110 0 0 
3D | oot) ON cm Ce 20 © OFS V2. uri tog: obi Ob Si". 0 
Set Oe Ome Os OFS), | 0-1 Oy) 8 0-0 
Ey yee ee eueegO Ol 4): |, | O31 0) 8 0 0 
TMs On Seer On Or St Oh, Lo OP 8 0.0 
2] 5) | OVS aeO Seer a 6 jul Oe Le OF LO 10; 0 





The upset price of lots 21, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 
31, section I, include £620, £300, £410, £460, £10, £305, 
£305, £500, and £4,010, value of improvements respectively. 


Papers Aln. 191S-5,992; Plans Pokataroo 3, 4, 5, and 6. 


——— 





SALE ON THE GROUND AT MILVALE, 


On Thursday, the 26th day of September, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


Lanp District oF Youne. 
Parish Geraldra, county Bland, shire Burrangong. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


Country Lots. 























Upset Upset 
Portion., Area. Price per Portion.) Area. Price per 
ot. Lo 

mere Puls oS 8h cd: Be Bsicp £ s. d, 
129 0 2 0; 28 0 Gf} 139 0 2 0; 2 0 0 
130 0) 2 0) 26. 0 04) 140 OP 0) |) 25.00 
133 0 2 0) 102 0 Of 141 ERO OL Soa O60 
134 0 2 90; 81 0 OF 142 ee O36. 0.05.0 
135 OF 2a) 81 0 Of 145 Vela. 30 0 
136 OF 2a2)) IOV 08-0 144 TiO ol T8) 0 
137 OF 2) OF) 225 1.0) O14 Lee Osh 00 
138 ONT 108 525). 0870 


The upset prices include value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,151; Plans B. 4,049 to 4,053~1,946. 


—— 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, LITHGOW, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Laxp Disrricr or Lirucow. 
Parish Cullen Bullen, county Roxburgh, shire Blaxland. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balanee in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor. 








Upset 


Pertion. | Area. Price per Remarks, 








| Son cls 
'16 0 O | Situated about 4 miles north- 
| _ east from Portland and 13 





miles west from Cullen 
Bullen railway station. 


Upset price includes £8 value of improvements, 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,393 ; Plam R. 3,862-1,496. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICH, ORANGE, 
On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Laxp District oF ORANGE. 


Within the village of Spring Hill, parish Shadforth, county 
Bathurst, shire Canobolag. 
Tgxms :—Deposit, 25 percent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Town Lots. 


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| | Upset | | Upset 
Allot.; Sec, Area | Price per fAllot} Sec. Area. | Price per 
| Lot. 40t. 
! | aa! 
| | | 
Aer pealee) sted fy 06 Pp. | Ses Oe 
6 A ODI EO hae Om OUT ne 
Te Oe OME SO 


Situated about 9 miles from Orange. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,610 ; Plan S. 2-2,195. 





TurMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 


+ 


Parish Waldegrave, county Bathurst, shire Canobolas. 
Country Lots. 





Upset | 
Price per 
Lot. 


Portion. | Area, Remarks. 











Beds 4 Sem Ci. 
239 | 40 0 0} 30 O O| Situated 11 miles south-west 
| from Orange, 


Parish of Clarendon, county of Bathurst. 


66 {47 2 0} 47 O O{ Situated 11 miles south-west 
| from Orange. 








Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,639 ; Plans B. 1,590 and 3,463-2,008. 


— — 





4112 





SALE AT DAY AND SPENCE’S AUCTION ROOMS, 
. TRUNDLE, 


On Sattrday, the 21st day of September, 1918, 
At 3 o’clock, p.m. 
Lanp Disrrict oF PARKES. 


Within the suburban boundaries of village of Trundle, parish 
Trundle, county Cunningham, shire Goobang. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 








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; Upset Upset 
Pertion, Area, Price per Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
a. ir. op.| Seabee a.rop.| £8. ob 
95 0 a8 39 | 7,40) 0 102 Je? 40, lbeO £0 
96 1 92 30) Te 0P 103 Pe W Los O80 
97 172 40 | 1oee0P 0 104 1201 1d 60 20 
98 172 70 | LopiOsg 106 2 013!18 0 0 
» 99 172, 10 | 15 yp fOr ee 107 Li 1 85.) t890 50 
100 12) 0816 ORD 108 1 00;10 0 0 
101 1. 2) 0 16R OR 





} “I 
Situated 40 to 50 chains from the railway station. 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,983 ; Plans C. 1,817 to 1,819-1,947. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WALCHA, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or WALCHA. 
Parish Salway, county Vernon, shire Apsley. 
‘Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
Country Lors. 





Upset 
Price per 
Lot. 


Pertion. Area. Remarks. 





: 
a pe ee ae 

53 |l74 3 01142 0 0 | 27 miles 

| Walcha. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,352 ; Plan V. 2,809-1,719. 


southerly from 











Parish Halloran, county Vernon, shire Apsley. 


TERMS :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
iustalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


69 (14 3 20) 66 0 0 | Situated 3 miles from Walcha, 
| and 15 miles from Walcha 

| | Road railway station. 

Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,841 ; Plan V. 2,804-1,719. 











Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
RESERVE No. 652,113 AT LEETON FOR 
PUBLIC RECREATION AND SHOW GROUND. 

“¥ iS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the Management 
of Reserve No, 52,113 at Leeton, county of Cooper, 
parish of Yarangery, area 226 acres 3 roods, notified 
93rd March, 1917, for Publie Recreation and Show 

Ground, such Regulations are hereby published in 

accordance with section 1 of the Public Trusts Act, 

1897. 

[ Mise. 1918-6,205] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1010] 





1. In the construction of these rules and regulations 
hereinafter designated the regulations), unless the 
context requires a different meaning, the words follow- 
img in inverted commas shall have the meanings 
assigned to them respectively, as follows :— 


‘‘Trustees’’—-The trustees of the reserve herein- 
after mentioned for the time being, or a 
majority thereof in meeting assembled. 

““Trustee’’—One of the trustees. 

‘‘Reserve’’—The reserve or lands described in 
Schedule hereto, called or known as, the 
Leeton Recreation and Show Ground. 

‘‘Cattle’’—Bulls, cows, heifers, steers, or calves. 

“‘Horses’’—Horses, mares, geldings, colts, fillies, 

"asses, mules, or foals. : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 





[16 Ava, 1918, 





‘‘Animal’’—Cattle, horses, sheep, and 


swine, whether one or more. 

‘“Minister’’—The Minister for the time being 
charged with the administration of the Act. 

“‘Act?’—The Public Trusts Act, 1897. 

‘“‘Officer’’—Any bailiff, caretaker, gardener, 
labourer, ranger, or servant of the trustees, 
or any more of them or one appointed or 
employed by the trustees. 

‘Written’’—Hand or type writing or printing, 
or partly written and partly printed. 


2. The reserve shall be divided into—portion A, the 
race track; portion B, the official enclosure; portion 
C, the rest of the groand. 


3. The trustees shall meet from time to time at 


such place, on such date, and at such hour as shall be 
specified in the notice convening such meeting. Such 
mecting to be convened by any two of the trustees or 
the Secretary. At any such meeting four of the 
trustees shall form a quorum, and in the absence of 
the Chairman elected for the year any trustee who 
may be elected by the trustees then present shall be 
Chairman thereof. At any such meeting any business 
affecting the lands may be decided by a majority of 
the trustees present. 


4. The trustees shall expend, in the improvement of 
the reserve, all such sums as may be derived as reve- 
nue from such reserve, including the sales of grass- 
right, fees, fines, collected donations, subscriptions, . 
or Government grants in aid thereof; such sums shall 
be kept in a Bank to the credit of the reserve account, 
and shail not be used or applied in or towards any 
expenditure other than is herein directed. . Any per- 
son offending against this provision shall be liable to 
a penaity not exceeding ten pounds. The improve- 
ments to be made by the trustees shall consist of 
fencing, planting, and protecting trees and shrubs, 
laying out footpaths, construction of gardens, erection 
of a keeper’s lodge and other necessary buildings, for- 
mation of cricket grounds, and other purposes of im- 
provement and public recreation. 


goats, 


5. The reserve shall be open at all times to the 
public, but may, if the trustees by resolution go direct, 
be closed for a period not exceeding three days at any 
one time, nor exceeding cighteen days in any one 
year; and the trustees may at any such time make a 
charge for admission to the reserve, or to any portion 
of it, and exclude the public therefrom except on pay- 
ment of such charge; such charge to be fixed by the 
trustees, or the trustees may, by resolution transfer 
their right to collect such fees for admission to the re- 
serve, or to any portion of it, during any portion of 
the abovenamed period, to any society, club, or indi- 
vidual, upon such terms as the trustees, by resolution, 
may determine: Provided that the fees for admission 
in all such cases shall be determined by the trustees, 
and the proceeds received by the trustees under this 
section shail be devoted to the maintenance or im- 
provement of the reserve as the trustees shall direct; 
any person entering the reserve when he shall have 
been excluded as aforesaid, shall be liable to a penalty 
of not more than five pounds. No vehicle or horse 
traffic shall be allowed in the reserve except by per- 
mission of the ‘trustees. 


6. The trustees may appoint an officer over the 
reserve, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as the 
trustees may from time to time direct; and such officer 
shall have the power, under direction of the trustees, 
to proceed against any person committing a breach of 
these regulations. 


7. The said officer, or any officer or servant of the 
trustees, shall, protect the reserve, and any person 
who shail, by disorderly or insulting conduct, cause 
annoyance or inconvenience to any person in the said 
reserve shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding 
ten pounds. 


8. Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 
building, enclosure, tree, or shrub, footway, or other 
improvement on the reserve, shall pay a fine not ex- 
ceeding ten pounds. 


9. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timher from the reserve, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing or being thereon, or who 
shall injure any building, fence, gate, platform, seat, 
or turnstile, or any other property, structure, or 
thing thereon, shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a 
penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


16 Avae., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4113 








10. Any person who shall injure or destroy any cul- 
vert, dam, fountain, invert, reservoir, sewer, or well 
in the reserve, or who shall wash any clothes, or the 
person, or any animal of any kind whatsoever in any 
such culvert, dam, fountain, or reservoir, or in any 
way pollute the water in any such culvert, dam, drain, 
fountain, invert, reservoir or well, or who shall bathe 
in any of the said waters (except such as may be set 
apart for bathing purposes, and during the hours 
appointed for such purpose) shall, on conviction, for- 
feit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

11. No booths or stalls shall be erected on the 
reserve without the written consent of the trustees 
first had and obtained, under a penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. Any person who shall, without the 
written consent or permission of the trustees, be found 
occupying any portion of the reserve or exposing goods 
for sale, or by residing on, or by erecting any hut or 
building thereon, shall be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding ten pounds. 

12. No person shall trespass upon portion A during 
the progress of a race meeting, and any person who 
refuses to leave such portion when required to do so 
by_ the official exercising control thereon, or who, not 
being entitled to admission to portion B, refuses to 
leave when required to do so by a trustee may be 
forthwith removed by any trustee or trustee’s servant, 
or officer of the police, and in addition shall be liable 
to a fine not exceeding two pounds. 

18. No person shall, without the permission of the 
trustees, play upon any instrument, or throw any 

_ Stone or other missile, or discharge firearms, or fire- 
works, or light any fire in the said ground, or deposit 
therein any bottle, broken glass, fruit skins, bones, 
paper, cast-off clothing, rubbish or litter of any kind, 
or expose any articles for sale thereon. 

14, No person shall remove any rock, stone, earth, 
or other material from the said ground without the 
leave of the said trustees first had and obtained. 

15. No person shall, upon the said ground, play any 
unlawful game, commit an assault, or act in a dis- 
orderly manner, or commit any act of indecency, be 
drunk or disorderly, use any profane, indecent, or 
obscene language, do or say anything calculated to 
provoke a breach of the peace, or calculated to hinder 
or interfere with the progress of any event taking 
place on the ground, or carry on the avocation of book- 
maker, or call odds in any part of the ground where 
the carrying on of the business of a bookmaker is, for 
the time being, prohibited by the trustees or club 
officials. Any person offending against this regula- 
tion may be removed from the ground by any trustee, 
or trustee’s servant, or officer of the police, and in 
addition shall be liable to pay a fine not exceeding 
two pounds. 

16. No game will be allowed on any part of the 


ground unless set apart by the trustees for that pur- 
pose. 





ScHEDULE. 


No. 52,113. County of Cooper, parish of Yarangery, 
containing an area of 226 acres 3 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 
428,—as shown on plan catalogued C. 2,907-1,804 Roll. 


[1008] ° 





Department of Lands, 
‘Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
THE SPRINGWOOD AND LINDEN GROUP OF 
THE BLUE MOUNTAIN SIGHT RESERVES. 


H* Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the Management 
of Reserves Nos. 52,660, 52,662, 52,664, 52,666, 52,668, 
and 52,670, areas 214 acres, 270 acres, 713 acres, 723 
acres, 400 acres, and 504 acres, respectively, notified 
8th March, 1918, for Public Recreation, ‘being the 
| Springwood and Linden Group of the Blue Mountain 
Sight Reserves, such Regulations are hereby published 


Hetil ag 30 with section 1 of the ‘‘Public Trusts Act, 


LMisc. 1918-6,355] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SPRINGWOOD AND LINDEN GROUP OF 
RESERVES BY-LAWS. 


1. The trustees shall meet from time to time at such 
place, on such date and such hour as shall be specified 
in the notice. 

2. All meetings shall be called by circular, posted 
_ three days before the meeting; and special meetings 

to be posted two days before the day of meeting. 


3. A quorum for the transaction of business shall 
consist of three members. 

4. The trustees shall annually elect a president, 
vice-president, and in the absence of the president or 
vice-president, any other trustee may preside. 

5. The annual meeting shall be held in the month 
of July, at which meeting the president, vice- 
president, and such, other officers and committee as 
may be approved shall be elected. 

6. Any vacancy in the positions of president, vice- 
president, shall be filled up at the next regular meet- 
ing after the occurrence of such vacancy. 

7. No resolution passed at any meeting shall be re- 
seinded unless upon notice given and entered upon the 
notice-paper. f 

8. A proper record of the proceedings of each meet- 
ing shall be kept. 

9. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or jump over seats or fences, or shall lie on any of the 
seats of the reserves therein, 

10. No person shall cut, break, remove or deface 
any of the trees, shrubs, plants, seats, gates, posts, or 
fences, or write thereon, or shall affix any bill or 
stencil mark, to any tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, 
pillar, or to any building, or any other erection, or 
any pavement or footway therein. 

11. No person shall be allowed to bathe in any of the 
reserves, unless suitably clad in neck-to-knee bathing 
costume. 

12. No person shall shoot, or discharge any firearms 
within the reserve, or capture or destroy any bird or 
animal therein, or kindle or make any fire except in 
such places as are set apart for fires, and all such 
fires must be extinguished before leaving the spot. 

13. No person shail throw or deposit any filth, 
rubbish or refuse, or cause any filth or rubbish, broken 
glass, bottles, or refuse to fall or to be thrown or de- 
posited upon the reserves, or in any building, or near 
seats, or over the cliffs, or commit any nuisance. 

14. No owner or person shall allow any animal to 
stray or trespass upon any of the reserves. 

15. No person shall remove any of the firewood or 
timber from the reserves, set fire to any grass, trees, 
or shrubs or timber growing therein. 

16. The trustees may appoint an officer over the 
reserves, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary to enable such officer to perform his 
duties as the trustees may from time to time direct: 
and such officer or any member of the police force 
shall have the power, under the direction of the trus- 
tees, to proceed against any person committing a 
breach of these regulations. 

17. Any or either of the trustees shall have the 
power to take legal proceedings against any person 
or persons committing a breach of any of the above 
regulations, ? 

18. Every person offending against these regulations 
shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £10 (ten pounds). 
[1009] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
RESERVE No. 49,122 AT BYRON BAY, FOR 
PUBLIC RECREATION AND PRESERVA- 
TION OF NATIVE FLORA. 


IS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice. of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the Management 
of Reserve No. 49,122 at. Byron Bay, county of Rous, 
parish of Byron, area about 175 acres, notified 30th 
July, 1913, for Public Recreation and Preservation 
of Native Flora, such regulations are hereby published 
in accordance with section 1 of the Public Trusts 
Act, 1897. : 
| Mise. 1918-6,357 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





1. The trustees shall meet from time to time at any 
hour and place decided on, and at such meetings three 
shall form a quorum. The chairman and secretary or 
any three trustees may convene a meeting at any 
time. 

2. The trustees shall expend in the improvements of 
the reserve all such sums as may be derived as revenue 
from such recreation reserve, including sale of grass 
right, fees, fines, collected donations, subscriptions, or 
Government grants in aid thereof, and such sum shall 
not be used or applied in or towards any expenditure 
other than is hereia directed. The improvements t@ 
be made by the trustees shall consist of fencing, 
draining, planting, protecting trees and shrubs, lay- 
ing-out footpaths, construction of gardens, all neces- 
sary buildings, formation of cricket grounds, and 
other purposes of improvements and public recreation 
not repugnant to the terms of the reservation. 


4114 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


[16 Ave., 1918, 








3. The reserve shall be open at all times to the 
public, but may, if the trustees by resolution so 
declare, be closed for a period not exceeding three 
days at any one time nor exceeding a period of fifteen 
days in any one year; and the trustees may at any 
such time make a charge for admission to the reserve, 
and exclude the public therefrom except on payment 
of such charge, such charge to be fixed by the trus- 
tees; or the trustees may, by resolution, transfer their 
right to collect such fees for admission to the reserve, 
or to any part of it, during any portion of the above- 
mentioned period to any society, club, or individual, 
upon such terms as the trustees by resolution may 
determine: Provided that the fees for admission in 
all such cases shall be determined by the trustees, and 
the proceeds received by the trustees under this regu- 
lation shall be devoted to the maintenance or im- 
provement of the reserve as the trustees shall direct, 
Any person entering such reserve when the public 
shall have been excluded as aforesaid shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

4. The trustees may appoint an officer over the 
reserve, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as the 
trustees may from time to time direct, and who shall 
have the power, under the direction of the trustees, 
to proceed against any person committing a breach of 
these regulations. 

5. The said officer, or one of the trustees, or any 
officer or servant of the trustees, shall protect the 
reserve, and for that purpose shall remove, or be at 
liberty to call in the aid of the police for removal, by 
force if necessary, any person who shall, by dis- 
orderly or insulting conduct, cause annoyance or in- 
convenience to any person in the said reserve, and 
such person so offending shall forfeit and pay a 
penalty not excceding ten pounds. 


6. Any person destroying or demaging any fence, 


enclosure, tree, or shrub, footpath, or other improve-— 


ment on the reserve, shall pay a fine not exceeding 
ten pounds. 

7. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timber from the reserve, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing thereon, or who shall injure 
any building, gate, fence, seat, platform, or turnstile, 
or any other property, structure, or thing thereon 
shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

8. Any person who shall offend agiainst decency by 
the exposure of his or her person in the said reserve 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

9. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on the 
reserve without the consent of the trustees being first 
obtained, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 
Any person who shall, without the permission of the 
trustees, be found occupying any portion of the re- 
serve, either by residing on or by erecting any tent, 
hut. or building, shall be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding ten pounds. 

10. No horse-racing or horse-breaking shall be 
allowed on the reserve without the permission of the 
trustees, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


11. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
reserve, or who shall remove any rock, stone, earth, or 
other material therefrom, without first obtaining per- 
mission from the trustees, shall, on conviction, forfeit 
end pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

12. If any person shall cross or pass, or attempt to 
cross or pass, any fence on or enclosing the reserve, 
otherwise than by the gates or openings left for pass- 
age, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty 
for each offence of not exceeding five pounds. 

13. Any person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter, on the reserve any animals 
without due authority, shall be liable, for every such 
offence, to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

14, Any person who shall unlawfully cause any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other persons in 
the free use and enjoyment of the reserve, shall for- 
feit and pay a venalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


15. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or jump over any of the seats, or jump over or in any 
way get over, or under, or through, or between any 
fence or rail erected in the reserve, or shall stand or 
lie upon any of the seats, under a penalty not exceed- 
ine two pounds, 

16. No person shall cut any word, name, or mark 
on any of the seats, buildings. or trees, or shall write 
thereon or otherwise deface the same, or shall stick 
any bill on any such seat or building, or on any tree, 


fence, pillar, or rail in the reserve. Any person 
offending against this regulation shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding two pounds. 


17. No person shall engage in any race or game 
without the permission of the trustees, or throw or 
propel from a catapult or sling, any stone or other 
missile, or light a fire in the reserve, or deposit any 
rubbish thereon, or other offensive matter or thing, or 
any dead animal, broken glass bottles, cast-off cloth- 
ing, or litter of any kind, or shall, without such per- 
mission, discharge any firearms therein. Every per- 
son so offending may be forthwith removed from the 
reserve, and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. 


18. No public meeting of any kind, or assemblage 
of persons together to the number of twelve or more, 
for any purpose, shall be allowed in the reserve with- 
out the written permission of the trustees having been 
first obtained; and any or every person in any such 
meeting or assemblage who, being desired by any 
constable or officer to depart from the reserve, shall 
refuse or wilfully neglect to do so, may be forthwith 
removed from the reserve, and shall be liable to a 
fine not exceeding five pounds. 


19. Every person in the reserve in a state of intoxi- 
cation, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or 
creating or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully 
injuring any building, tree, fence, shrub, flower, rail, 


-lamp, or seat, property, or other thing therein or 


thereon, or obstructing any officer, or interfering, not 
being a player, with any game or sport therein, or 
swearing or making use of profane or obscene lan- 
guage, or insulting words or gestures, towards any 
persons, may be forthwith removed from the reserve, 
and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five 
pounds. 


20. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the reserve without a written 
permission from the trustees. 


21. No person shall depasture any animals in the 
reserve without written permission of the trustees. 
All horses, cattle, sheep, or: animals found therein 
shall be removed by any police officer, or officer or 
person employed by the trustees, and the owner shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding two pounds. 


22. The trustees may set apart any portion of the 
reserve for the purpose of cricket, football, or any 
other lawful game or sport, and from time to time 
grant to any club, or association of clubs, upon such 
conditions as the trustees may think fit, the use of 
the grounds so set apart, and authorise the erection, 
alteration, and removal by such club, or association 
of clubs, of any building or pavilion thereon, but the 
trustees shall have power at any time to revoke such 
grant or authority, and to order the removal of such 
buildings or pavilions; and nothing in such grant or 
authority shall limit or affect the right of entry or 
control over the said grounds by the trustees, or their 
servants or agents. 


23. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter, let from year to year, or for any less time, by 
public auction or by tender, the exclusive right to 
depasture animals, or to cut and remove grass from 
the reserve: Provided that nothing herein shall pre- 
\ent the Ministes from consenting to a lease for a 
longer term than one year should he deem it expe- 
dient to do so. 

24. The trustees may, with the consent of the 
Minister, sell by auction or public tender the exclu- 
sive right to remove stone or other material from the 
reserve not required for ornamental purposes. 


25. No saddle horses, or horses and vehicles, shall 
be allowed to enter the reserve without special per- 
mission from the trustees, 


26. Any person found committing a breach of these 
regulations affecting the reserve in respect of which 
a penalty is not provided for in these regulations, 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding five 
pounds, 








[951] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF CAPITAL VALUE OF A HOLD- 
ING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION ARFA, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
consequent upon surrender on 2nd February, 1917, 

of part of Irrigation Farm No. 561, Yanco No. I Irri- 
gation Area, comprising portion No. 312, narish of 
Willimbeng, county of Cooper, as published in the 


16 Ava., 1918.] 





Government Gazette of 16th August, 1918, from 2nd | 


February, 1917, the capital value of this farm shall 
be £688 17s. 6d., and the annual rent £15 19s. 6d. 


Notr.—The notification setting apart the subject 
farm appeared in the Government Gazette of 17th 
December, 19138. 


[Fare M.I1.S. 1918 H-15,499; W.C. and I.C. 1918- 
7,086 
: W. OC. GRAHAME. 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


Noa is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


lth July, 1918. 441] 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUPH 
WALES. 


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INGLES is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


15th August, 1918. [1069] 


Form 1. 


“CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913.’ 
Notice oF PROCEEDING BEFORE Loca LAND Boarp. 


New South Wales, 2 
to wit. y 


AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 

Land District of Goulburn will sit at 10 o’clock 

in the forenoon of the 16th day of October, 1918, 

in the Court-house at Goulburn, and that the matter 

stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Goulburn, this 13th day of August, 1918. 
E. J. HALLIDAY, 
Chairman. 


To Richard Montague Reynolds, of Thornton, 
‘Bungonia-road, via Goulburn. 





Matrer FoR INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry as to compliance with the conditions attached 
to your Original Conditional Purchase 12-37 and Con- 
ditional Lease 12-14, parish of Jerrara, county of 
Argyle, Land District of Goulburn. [1014] 





[1020] Local Land Board Office, 


Dubbo, 13th August, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by George 

Pile and Robert Clements for permission to carry a 

rabbit-proof fence across certain roads in the parish of Belah, 
county of Flinders, Land Distrsct of Nyngan. 


Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board at Dubbo, and the Crown 
Land Agent at Nyngan. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman of the Local Land Board, Dubbo, 
not later than 14th September, 1918. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Nyngan on a date to be notified. 


BR. M, GALLOWAY, 
Chairman, 





Sydney, 16th August, 19:8 


Department of Lands, 


[1027] 


ti 


NOTIFICATION OF CROWN-LEASES GRANTED. 
that Crown:-lesses of the lands specified in the annoxed Schedule have been granted to the undermentionsd persons. 


s hereby notified, for general information, 


é . ae - ae ° nt Pere 
the Orown Lands Acts and the Begulationa thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenant, and reservations set out in the respective 


ds apart for Crown-leases. 
The balance of rent now called for shall be pald to the Crown Land Agent or 


provisions of 


ect to the 


The loases are subj 
Gazette notices setting the lan 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 





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16 Aue., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4127 











[1001 j : Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
set opposite thereto, have been reversed. 





[C.S. 1918-19,663 ; 18,027] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
No. of | Date of a 
Cc L Lessee. Address, County. Parish. Area, Gazettalof |BasalC.P.| 3 Shire. 
.L. Forfeiture. é 











Lanp District oF BATHURST. 


a, 
15472 { Goldie, Thomas Alexander | Tarana ... oon «.| Roxburgh  .,..| Thornshope ...{ 169 
1911-44 Do oe do ove eee os do we do ee.) B84 





hon 
i=) 


p. 
8 Feb., 1918) 1890-14 at Blaxland. 
0 | do 


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Lanp District or MupGEE. 


1906-24 { The Commissioners of the Govern-| Sydney ... nae e{ Phillip... sat (TICE! Vacs ~-| 160 0 Of 22 Feb, 1918) 1892-81 |98,120/ Meroo. 
ment Savings Bank of New 
South Wales. 
(per Babbage, Frederick William)| Cooyal. 








[995] Dep.rtment of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LEASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THEREOF. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the convertible areas of the conditional leases 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital values and rentals stated. 


WG. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or CooNAMBLE. 









































| : Date from Future 
iS} Capital | Rent i Future 
Papers. 3 | Parish, County. Area, | Addedto— | Value | per gence ect k as PPS aE Rent Shire, 
2 Acre. | Acre. i pr earch ae of C.L 
ow per effect. of C.L. : 

Cs, a 7 a L. Sosy a: d, S gs. d. a. Ee Dy png. ak 
1918-18487 30 Woolingar ...| Leichhardt...) 1,152 2 0 | 1910-40 T6510 5 2¢ 0 8) 8 Aug.,1918)3,231 2 0 62 19 10 | Wingadee, 
18595 | 18, 15,| Conimbia ...| do (4,899 1 0 71 Sa, é 30 7 9 etme |S bter I> Ohler’ tory do 

16,17 
18) 27) 
and 48, 
[1017 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 


ib ia hereby notified that the Improvement Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 





W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Lanp Disteict or Corowa. 



































| Date of Execution ; 
Papers. oe a Lessee. | Division, Parish, | County. Shire. | Area, | ape: of ad penn es 
Oce. Acres. Pt te Gl. 
1918-3980 | 1922 | 1633 | James McGrory..| Central ..| Lalalty ..| Denison ..| Berrigan .. 160 218 2 | 26Sept.,1913 ..} Non-payment of 
rent. 
[1021] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE, 


T is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























No. of Lease No, of eat a 
and Name of Lessee, ¥ Parish. County. Shire. Area, eason for Forfeiture, 
Land District, Portion | 7 Rental. 
as Te p.| £ a. a. PA 
1915-1, Kemysey ...! James Charles Anderson ...| 176 | Beranghi  ...| Macquarie ...| Macleay...  ..| 88 2 0} 1 0 4 | Non-fulfilmentof conditions 
: and non-payment of rent. 
ae eee ee 











SSS ee leas 





4128 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Aua., 1918, 








[1024} Department of Tanda, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1938, 
RESTORATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. 
i: is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in the 
Government Gazette, has now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SOHRDULE. 








Gazetted 
nonerenewed. 


Annual 


No, of Name of Lessee, Land District. Parish. County and Shire. | . Area, | Reut: 


Lease, 














a.) TD ee aed 
1913-2 | Herlihy, Cornelius Joseph] Tumut ...| Cooleman ...| Buccleuch; Gadara ...) 220 0 0| 1 7 61 25 Jdan,, 1918 











[1015] . | Department of Lands, 
Syduey, 16th August, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A SPHCIAL LHASH. 


|? is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in aggordance 
4. with the provisions of the ‘Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


The forfeiture wil! take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Reg. No. 
No. of Name and Address o4: A Annual Reason : 

aa Lease, of Lessee. Situation and Area of Land. Rent. for Korfeiture, Shire. 

4 pers. rk 

Ms. Ls. £8. di 
4918-5923 | 1917-5, Muswellbrook| Ragan, William, of) County Ifunter, parish Hunter, portion 89:; 1 0 © | Non-fulfilmentof| Patrick 

J Denman. TH, 1,474-1,538, Area, 55 acres 1 rocd. conditions. Plains, 
[1003] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATIONS FOR L#ASHS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant leases should’ no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land 
Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due. consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ae 























Purpose for Eee Board Bie ont 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. Area, whit sbi is obj eehions Mey in vob jectiods , 
Aug lodged. may be lodged. 
ALT. Ps 
Nowra Co-operative] At Nowra, on the bank of the Shoalhaven; © 1 1 | Wharves on piers..} Sydney ae ..| 16 August, 1918. 
Dairy Co. Ltd., Sp. L. River, parish of Nowra, county of St. Vin- 
1906-1, Nowra. cent. 
Sullivan, Henry Ernest} Parish Terranora, county Rous, Land District) 1 chain of| Wharf be ..| Grafton st ve LO oH aa 
(Sp. L. 1918-14). Murwillumbah, on frontage to Boyd’s Bay,) water 
west of wharf held under Sp. Ls. 1911-16 by fontage 
the North Coast Co-operative Company. 
Wangi Wangi Dev lop: Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, on} O 0 12% do oh ..| Maitland ae ««| 2September, ,, 
’ ment Co. Ltd. (Sp. L foreshores of Lake Macquarie, opposite block 
1918-2, Newcastle.) ~ 107, Wangi Point Estate, firs’ subdivision. 
Cc. C. Lazzarini and C.| Cook’s River, fronting Recreation Reserve,) 9 0 33 | Baths is «>| ayaney... ae eg mee} s < 
Pickering, Trustecs of| parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 
the Tempe Recreation 
Aub, (pl. Ls. 1918-9, 
etropoli itan.) 
Farrelly, A., (Spl. Ls.| Shea’s Creek Canal, parish of Botany, county, 0 0123 | Wharf ae -.| do... oa wef hed ” ” 
1918-5, Metropolitan.) | of Cumberland. | | 





{1092} Department of Lands. 


APPEIOATION FOR HETENSION OF THRMS OF LEASES FOR @PRVIAL PURPOSES. 
T?? is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th cectio1s of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
of the lancs and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the inter tion to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will recsive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Ohaixman £ for the Land Board District im 
which the land 3 is situated on o: before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Local Land Board Date 
A : : Purpose for Office where up to which 
Applicant. Loeality of hand applied for. Area. which Lease is objections may be objections 
desired, lodged. may be lodged. 
é i 
GS me is} F 
Tom Howell Ingall (Sp.} On foreshores of Lake Macquarie, fronting] 0 0 37 | Bathing-place andj Maitland ae ..| 25 August, 1918. 
L, 3,740, Newcastle). section 6, Toronto Estate, near south side of} (about). jetty. Ye oo 
Bay- street, parish Awaba, county Northum- 
berland.” 
Frederick Matson, sen.| Ewey Bay, Port Hacking, parish Sutherland,| © 015 |} Boatshed .. ..| Sydney.. Ha | 80 ye * 
(Sp L. 1908-9, Metro-| county Gumberland. (about). 
politan). 
Williams, Caroline M! Kyle Bay, parish of St. George, county of Cum-| 0 0 27 | Bathing-place, do. on -.| 13 Sept., » 
(Sp. tt 4,022, Metro-/ ~berland, fronting portion 19. (about). jetty, and boat- j 
politan). : house. ; 














16 Ava. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMBNT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4129 
£996} S 





une tment of Fe PREP: 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


Tt is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the ‘undermentioned Suburban Holdings, which was published in the Gazette of the 9 
February, 1917, and 28th March, 1918, has been reversed. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Date of 


Lessee. Application. Area, County. Parish, 





| 
i Shire | 
Papen] A800 | aren. | She 


0 
Municipality. 








+ 


Lanp Disrrict or CowRka. 


£3. 


&.'T. De d. Aln 
1912- 8 | Horan, John PP e ~| 9Sept., 1912.1 “8 ‘0 34 J Forbes ace ose Wattamozdara ele kL t 4 8 { 1918-5441., .{ Waugoola Shire, 


Layp District or Wagea Wagga. 
ca as a Kelly, Elizabeth ... aes Gy) We Sue R a Op ae 25 0 0 Bourke a | Cootamon ae 


oo 





128 | 3 2 6 ieee Coolamon Shire. 








[997] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. et ‘ 


Pe is hereby notified that the Suburban Holdings specified hereunder are declared forfeited i in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeitures to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








——_-—— 















































2 mee Suburban ae 
No. vf Date of er. Oldine ate Annual Reason for oe 
Lessee, see Area, tion | Coynty. Parish. * and Date Sern 2a Papers. or 
SHS Free Application. | 9782" | Non] eURly Pat of Notification | Tent.” | Forfeiture. #PEES | Wonicipality. 
* thereof. 
Lanp Disrryjct or Bineaga, 
a Tr. p, : oe Aln. 
1916- 2 McDonald, Bridget ... 6 Noy., 1916; 6 0 3) 215 | Murchison Bingara on No. 809, 112 Non-fulfilment/ 1918-4849] Bingara 
{i : kee SAS # 11 Feb., 1916, of conditions. Municipality, 
3 maior Joseph Tohe Ahess Hi % 010) 227 do ae do | * No: 458, 1 1 3] Nov-payment | 1918-4550} Gwydir Shire. 
} , i | 11 Feb., 1974. of rent. 
Tanp District or Lismore, 
1916- 2 | Brandscheid, Seen 20 Jun., mil 61 3 Of 229 pencee “3 Byron... No, 306, | 2 6 4/ Non-payment | 1918-334 | Bren Shire, 
Andrew. | 9 July, 1913. cf rent, 


Lanp DISTRICT OF Moss VALE. 








1914- 1 { Bramsen, Luis Ernst) 19 May, 1914; 40 0 0 97 | Camden ke Bunda- No. 457, 1 10 Hi Non- payment 1918-5 34 Wingecarribee 
Grip. ; | RE» “*~Hoon,| 11 Feb 1914. | of ren | PSraae) Mhpet ts 
Lanp District or Tremor. 
1915- 4 { Fish, William ..| 4 Qct., 1915) 9 212 | 1109 ) Bland ...| Bunda. No, 285, 1 311) Non-fulfiment| 1918-1602) Nazraburra 
st i aa “Wartrah. Q April, 1913. of condition- Shire. 
4 and non-pay- 
tiént: of reat, 











{998} Depariment of Lands, 
‘2 Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


its is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder i is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule, at the 
eapital yalue stated. 


‘ 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














SCHEDULE. 
q i Capital Date from New Future 
Papers. || Parish. County. District. Fred oo es neat Gamebt eg ae Added to— Area of paralat cn Shire. 
Fs eva added area. effect. Uoldigg. |" Holding. 
GS SniPs pall) Bass de a YT. Dp. 
1918-15,558 «. | Dabee «| Phillip «| Rylstone ..| 3 0 | 410 0 | 11 April, 1916... Freehold portion ¢f 22 0 0 sstessesvee | Rylstone. 
oie wie sod He ial iar aide a (abdut). ‘ ‘ *(formerty A.C.P 5 
1832-26), PB. OH. 
Morton. 





























[1022] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918 
APPLICATION FOR ERECTION Of RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
_ TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application under the o Pastures Protection Act of 1912,” for permission to 
erect Rabbit-proot Fenoing and Gates. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


net ee Be i BE Ite eg tt Nu 


Plan exhibited at | With whom Objections may be lodged. 














Applicant. Bite of Bence and Gate. Parish. Couaty. | Crown Land Ageut’s | _ e 
Pasi gis 4 Office at. Place. Not later than— 
918, 
Trevanion, South of portions 57,) Gecar ... ...| Wellesley ...) Bombala ...| Chairman, Local} 14 Sept. 
Herbert. 120, 102, 119, gy Team |r be F wre Land Board, 
Pick and’ 65, east ol | Goulburn. 
et 65, north of 
portions 63, 120, 102, | 
and 103, ’ 

















4130 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava., 1918, 





(1061) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ALSO 
PARTS OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 
as roads; also, that the roads and part of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of 
proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 





W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deyiation in reserved road within portion 218, parish of Wyong, county of 
Northumberland, Erina Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-567-13; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,398-1,603. ] 





DxscriPrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 10th May, 1918, folio 567. 


Lanp District or GOSFORD. 














a : Width of Gen 
on; : Character Land ; A 
Se a pea. Parish Reputed Owner. Oceupier. of Eso Resumed Road closed, &c. Parts of Road declared 
He Name. | Holdin Al and public Road. 
& | 5 | Dedicated, | Dedicated. 
aT, p. a, T. Pp. 
213 | 40 0 O | Wyong | Samuel Chaplin. ...| Samuel Chaplin ...} C.P. 1904-4) 100 linka&; 1 0 2 The unnecessary reserved road within portion 213 
variable, (excluding the part in continuity of naw road) 
is closed and is added to portion 213; the area 


thereof and of C.P. 1904-4 remains unaltered. 





The parts of existing reserved road included in 
survey and in continuity of new road are declared 
to be public road, and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 




















DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation of road within portions 94 and 124, parish of Harrington, county of Macquarie, 
Manning Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-310-12; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,344-1,603.] 





DEscRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of road and parts of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road and parts of roads deemed to be 
unneceseary, was published in the Government Gazettee of 1st March, 1918, folio 1,128. 


Lanp District oF TAREE. 


























e Width of ae 
Sg Parish Character Land mResained Road and parts of Roads closed, &c., aad 
BY, Area. Namie Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Resumed a part ef Road declared to be 
& ; Holding. and Dedicated pubiic Road. 
Dedicated. . 
a rr p. f a. r. Pp. 
94 40 0 0| Harring- | Bank of New South| Charles Rose...  ...| Freehold...| 100 links ...| © 326 | The unnecessary parts of reserved roads 
ton. Wales. 4 within portions 94 and 124 and the un- 
124 60 0 0 DOS ves do oes do Ay do Ger do soil, 0 era.86 necessary boundary road separating por- 
tion 94 (part) from portion 124 (part) are 
closed, and part thereofis to be granted 
in compensation, 

; The part of reserved road included in 
survey and necessary to preserve continuity 
of new road is declared to be public 
road, and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 

| 























Description oF Roap opEnzp :—Road through portion 178, parish of Warre Warral, county of Clarendon, Illabo Shire. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1914-338-16 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 12,600-1,603.] 





Descriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to 
be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 19th April, 1918, folio 1878. 


Lanp District Or CoorTAMUNDRY CENTRAL. 

















a Width of 
‘ao ; Character Area Re- 
Ry| Area. odes Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Lad ee q| sumed and Part of Road closed, &e. 
i Holding. Dedicated, Dedicated. 
a. Ty Pi ph A 
173 | 159 1 0 | Warre Warral. Union Bank of Aus-| W. W, Harris ...| PartofC.P.| 100 links...) 8 115 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separat- 
tralia, Limited. 1913-14 of ing portion 173 (part) from portions 174 and 
268a, 2r. 175 (part) south of new road is closed and 
added to portion 173; the area thereof is in- 
creased to 160 acres, and the whole C.P, 1913- 
14 to 264 acres 1 rood. j 











[1062] 


H? 


8) 


16 Ava., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 101, 


4131 


Department of Landa, 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 








Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
FOR ROADS. 


the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described shall be and are hereby resumed for tne several roads hereunder 
ecified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads. 





S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of section 9 of 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road diversions on north-east and south-west of railway from Mudgee to Dunedoo at Gulgong, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
environs of Gulgong, parishes of Gulgong and Guntawang, county of Phillip, Municipality of Gulgong. 
(Registration No. of Papers—1918-267-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,479-1,603.] 








Desoription of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 





























Lanp District or MUDGEE. 
| 
a Character | Width of 
Qo 
Se | Area. persh ce | Occupier. Land | p pce ee Remarks. 
Bhs | Laake ; Holding. | Resumed. be eet 
| | ‘ 
a. 3. ag te ps 
a Gulgong and! The Railway Commissioners hoes Freehold...) 100 links} 9 0 0 This resumption embraces lands provided 
| Guntawang. and var-| (about). as road diversions. 
iable. 


Raleigh, Parish of South Bellingen, County of Raleigh, Bellingen Shire. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-191-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,480-1,603.] 











DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road diversion on south-west of Railway line within portion 150, near village of 






































Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 
. Character | Width of 
Fortion No.| Area, re lage Reputed Owner, | Oceupier. of Land R Area a Remarks, 
rate Holding, | Resumed. eau Oe 
| 
Ebay 94): 
Originally | ....... | South Bellin-) Tha Railway Com-| ...... +. | Freehold...| 100 iinks 3 1 25 | This resumption embracss road diversion 
part of 150, gen. missioners, and vari within portion 15), 
able. 
(1065 } 





HH’ 


of the 20th section of the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder described, which is no longer required, is hereby closed, 
and the land comprised therein added to the holding mentioned in the appended Schedule. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 




















W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
y Holding to which Road is added. 
eas Area, Description of Road closed. 
No. of Holding. Name of Holder. 
Roads, Eagle 9 
1916-506-9, | 5 2% 0O| Parish of Bowra, county cf Raleigh, Land District of Bellingen, Portion 19, part C.P.; The London Bank 
R.P. 1916-107. | Nambucca Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating porticn| 19u8-69, at £6, of Australasia, 
| 19 from portion 17. 10s. per acre. Ltd. 
[1030] 


H* 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LAND COMPRISED THEREIN 








Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 





Papers and No. of 
Application, 





of section 20, ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder described is closed, and the land comprised therein will be granted 
to the person mentioned hereunder; payment of costs, purchase money, deed fees, and stamp duties having been made. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED T®, 





Roads. 
1917-226-13. 
R.P. 1917-61. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Deseription and Area of Roady 








Area. Proposed Grantee. 
Auer) pe 
Parish of Bundock, county of Richmond, land distcict of Casino, Sy yal 
Tomki Shire. Dedicated road (R. 8,413-1,603) 100 links wide 
within portions 82 and 83. 
\ 


Alexander Hamilton Rutherford 





[1064] 


NOTIFICATION OF Ri-M 


to resume for the purpose 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


, unde 





to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval 


¢ the provisions of the Public 


ARKING OF ROAD, OF PROPOSED OPENING OF BO 
ROAD “AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE U 


TWOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedci 


[16 Avea., 1918. 


—- 





Departrent of Lands, 
&ydney, 16th August, 1918. 


ADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF 
HOESSABY. ~~ 07 


ecient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and of the intentiou 


the plan of re-marking of the road spécified in the appended Schedule. ° 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to, or to the intention to submit 
the plan of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. Pinalpgsa aia Hil aA ae PERL 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the road and parts of roads hereunder specified, and all 
persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any objectiuns 
which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads or parts of reads. 

Plans showing the road and parts of reads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Ofice, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


CORRS eG Uk ib LL W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoAaD To BE OPENED :—Deyiation in road from Macksville to Upper Taylor’s Arm, parish of Bowra, eter Raleigh, 
K Nambucca Shire. we 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-44-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,445-1,603. ] 





Dasorrprion of the re-marked road and of the lands which it is proposed to, resume, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. ~ ; 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 

















q Width of 
33 Parish Reonted 3 Character Land ar68 
BA Area, Nama: Owsen! Oeenpler, - Of tbe to’be Roads or parts of Roads propoged to be closed, &c. 
oy Hoiding. Resumed. Resumed. 
| | ‘ ae : rene a adc 
a T. Pp. | 9. tT. Ds 
Bl] 88 1 0 | Bowra os.) sscsresscereee | G Welsh and) Freehold 2.) sees seures ssesseeee | This is a re-marking of part of reserved road 100 links wide, 
| | fenced road which forms part of road from Macksyille to Upper 
| in use, Taylor’s Arm,}) oo” Ae ee Sift bie San 
62; 48 0 0 | Do | G. Welch do ..| C.P. 1907- | 100 links &| 0 8 80 | The unmecessary part of reserved road (R. 5,357-1,603) 
| f 3. variable, witain portion 62, south of proposed road, is to be closed 
and added to portion 62, the area thereof and of C.P. 
| 1907-18 to be reduced to 47 acres 3 rocds 20 perches. 
68; 41 1 8 Do «| (Mrs.) Bernice] (Mrs.) Bernice} Part of C.P.) 100 links... 0 810 | Unnecegoary parts of reserved road (R. 5,357-1,603) within 
Nash. Nash. 87-74 of portions 68 and 69, are to be closed and added to the 
76 acres 2 respective portions, the area of portion 68 to be reduced to 
| rocds 26 41 acres 1 rood, and the’ area of portion 69 to be reduced to 
| j perche:. 35 acrés 0 roods 30 perches, atid the area of the whole C.P. 
69 |} 35 118 Do Ss do * de ry) do  ...{ Variable ... 0 140 87-74 to be reduced to 76 acres 1 rood 30 perches. 
The parts of reserved road (Rj.5,357-1,603) within portions 
68 and 69, also part of boundary road separating portion 
| 68 from portion 69, as now included within public school 
| site, portion 175, are to be closed. 























DESCRIPTION OF RoAD TO BE OPENED:—Doviation in part of road from Swansea to Catherine Hill Bay, parish of Wallarah, county of 
Northumberland, Lake Macquarie Shire. . 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-306-5; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,461-1,603.] 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road or parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
' * which it is proposed to close. of as 


LAND DistRicr or Gosrorp. 


ee) 









































a. or vegeta Character | Widthof | Area 
aT S Area. Name Ovn aa Ocoupier, of Land to be to be Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c, 
g ! : Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
% 
a. e : Ba WP, a. 
21 57 1 0} Wallarah North Wallareh| North Wallarah| Freehold...) 1chain ..| 0 128(| These proposed resumptions include parts of con- 
(xxi) Coal Co. Coal Co. firmed road R. 2,719a-1,603. 
22 1900 Do eer do et do do estates a3 1 120(| The unnecessary parts of confirmed road (R 2,718a- 
(xxii) 1,603) within portions 21 and 22 aré to be closed, 
bi and thug vested in the owners of adjoining lands. 
12 319 1 0 Do --| Wallarah Coal; Wallarah {Coal do oak BLU 1 0 0 | The unnecessary reserved road within portion 12 
(xii) Co. "Co. and unnecessary part of reserved road within 
13 315 1 Do do do = do baci L 5, ele O eel as. portion 13 (R. 2,719a-1,603), west of proposed road, 
(xiii) are to be closed and granted in compensation. 


* But only toa depth of 50 feet below and including the surface, 








DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPZNED :—Road from the Graftun-Coff’s Harbour road, via the proposed bridge site over the Orara River, 
to Coramba Railway Station, parishes of Comlarci and Moonee, county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—RKoads 1917-118-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,444-1,603.] 





Descgiprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of part 
to close. 
Lanp Disrricr oF BELLINGEN. 


of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 























5 ] Width of 
Loe Parich ; Character Land Area 
ies Area, Nae Reputed Owner. Occupier. Co) to be to be Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &¢. 
rhea Holding. Resumed. 
Resumed. 
Geo De-Ps Bea-Devipe 
12} 64 310 | Comlaroi ...| Wm. Gale «| W. Hudson... | Freehold...| Variable...| 0 O11 sil tnliee’cacleesisas ivan sea aug saaibea tenise? bonmcsiecaieanesuneaisenssisiiiece 
138 | 74 0 0 Do -.| J. Deely ... --| J. Deely ... ose do ... COT eal Oman) ast cae enssen see ces see ses cnn cae sagen) nes tan nesses eae cae a0 ous eee soe eee 
G1 1k Ue 0 Moonee pees E. Elworthy ap Thomas Martin. .. do ...| 100 links... Q 110 | The unnecessary part of boundary road ‘separating 
7 sate ‘portion 62 from portion 61, west of’ railway line. 


is proposed to be closed and part theréof proposed 
to be granted in compensation, , 





16 Ava, 1918,] NEW SOUTH W4LES GOVERNMENT GAZBTEE, No. 101, 4133 





[1063] Pepartment of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
NOTIEIGATION OF RROZOSED GPENING OF ROADS. 


i OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certaia roads should be opened, and that is ig proposed 


to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which ean be inspected at this Office, end a copy of the same may bo inspected at the 
respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 





W. G. ASHVORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEScRIPIION Or Roap To Bg opyNED :—Intended loop in and widening of road on the north-west of Portion 180, parish of Yarratt, 
county of Macquarie, Manning Shire. ; 


Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-421-4; Catalogue No. of Plan R. 13,386-1,603.] 


DESCRIPTION of land which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District or Taran. 














Portion ; Character Width of Araa 
No Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be 
ae Hiolding. Resumed, Resumed. 

a Dr. 'p. Yi a T. pe. 
174 4 2 0 Yarratt ..| The Commissioners of the Govern-| James Jcseph Stace ... ...| C,P. 12-100 | 100 links and “2 8 34 
g : mept Savings Bank of New variable. 
South Wales, 








DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED.—Proposed widening of part of road within portion 69 (4) for approach to jetty on Myall 
Lake, parish of Forster, county of Gloucester, Stroud Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Ronds 1916-627-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,468-1,603.] 





Dzscription of land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Disteicr or Strovp. 














: , Character Width of 
ce Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner, | Occupier, of Land to be See Fe 
wea Holding. Resumed. : 
&s TPs , : fa, Yee Ps 
69 (#) 120 v 0} Forster .., reg | Mrs. M.’A. Hudson ... £e ...| Constructed road in use ..| Freehold e.| Variable ...| 1 © 365 














DEsckiprron or Roan To PE OPENED:—Road connecting the road on the east of portion 59, parish of Yalbraith, with the road on the 
westernmost boundary of portion 157, parish of Wowagin, parishes of Yalbraith and Wowagir, county of Georgiana, Crookwell and 
Mulwaree Shires. 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1912-343-10 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,435-1,603.] 





Dxsonztr10N of lands which it is proposed to resume, 
-Lanp District or GouLBuRN. 

















| 
* 
i Character | Width of 
Fee Area. Parish Name. | Reputed Owner. Occupier. wor Land to be Arges to be Remarks. 
: Helding. | Resumed. ‘ 
bp SL a. T. p.| 

179 849 Q 0 | Yalbraith «| Patrick T. Walsh...) Patrick T. Walsh...| Sett. Pur. | 109 links... 4 218 pea iep iar spans si. sasiacs tog eas acigs esr yaa*2) 8 
(Haratay i = . isting " " sae 10-31, : a 

154 161 2 0; Wowagin  ...| George R. Wright ..| George R. Wright...| Sett. Pur. | 100 , .. 8 38 35 BP con, 2 ss hotcvane tausscseaaers 
(Parm 5). 10-10, spies 

v4"'| 161 2 0! Do z do Sobes do S, do ...| Variable... 1 2 2/ This area (la. 2r. 2p.) is proposed to be 
(Farm 5), resumed as “ severed land.” 

| 











Description or Roap To BE OPENED :—~Widening of part of road from Goulburn to Tuena at the proposed bridge site over 
Begar Oreck, parish of Wayo, county of Argyle, Muiwaree Shire. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-141-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,466-1,603.] 


Dgsogiprion of land which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District of GOULBURN, 
ee ree ee ee eee tbe J 





Character | Width of Area 


Portion Ho. Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be to be 
rl % seTE at Sine ee Peveut sets ? Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed. 








apes — 


4. T. Pp. : a. Tepe 
2 2,56) 0 U | Wayo .. _ ew.| Mrs. Resanna Siggs, executiix of the} Mrs, Rosanna Siggs w. «| Freehold...) Variable .., 2 2 25. 
iy late R. EF. Siges, : ‘ ‘ 





Re aS i a ce cam sinn atti i a Ba i I I TT IA 





4134 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Aua., 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS—continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Connecting road within and along part of southern boundary of portion 20, 
parish of Forster, county of Gloucester, Manning Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers-—Roads 1916-644-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,457-1,603,] 





Dxscriprion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp Disrrict oF TAREE. 

















| ; 
LVortion Character Width of Area 
No Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. , Occupier, of Land to be to be 
: Holding. Resumed. Resumed, 
Bs! “Ts | a YY. Pp. 
eee 40 0 O | Forster oe ess] LOS :E LABEL eee Aad eee ta ...| Thos. Fraser | CP. 66-2,798 «| 100 links 1 220 
y). 

















DESCRIPTION OF Road TO BE OPENED :— Widenings of part of Harris-road, Five Dock, parish of Concord, county of 
Cumberland, Municipality of Drummoyne. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917~224-10; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,269-1,603.] 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 


METROPOLITAN LAND DIsTRIcT. 


























Portion , | é Character Width of Agea 
No Area. Parish Name. Repuied Owner. Oceupier, of Land to be to be 
: Holding. ‘Resumed. Resomed. 
F is 
STP: ae Wy tt 
253 luo 0 wv | Concord... «| Trustees in the estate of the| Benjamin Ingram &| Freehold eo. | 27°27 links ...| U O 205% 
(mow subdivided). late Captain John Lyons. road in use, 
253 100 0 0 do eis «| Trustees of Rosebank Convent| Road in use ... one do SS «.| 27°27 links and} 0 0 23} 
(now subdivided), 15°15 links. 
56 1,500 0 0 do eee cf do do Pa do sp aon do op eee do e| O 0 183 
(now subdivided). : : 








DESCRIPTION OF KOAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within and at the easternmost corner of portion 175, parish of Coff, 
county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-377-5; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,443-1,603.] 





Dersoriprion of lands which it is proposed to withdraw. 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 














Width of 





























Character Area 
ee Area, | Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. of ene __to be 
| Holding. Withdrawn. Withdrawn. 
Oa! SoS Bo Te Ps 
175 N02022 0) |\Coff, 4.5 ..| V. J. Courtney... os or ees $i V. J. Courtney oa = ...| H.F, 1912-3 ...| Variable... 03 0 
[1066] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 
OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 
Irom date of this notice, Lis 
: _W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





—_ 








Registration No. Applicant. | Area. | Description. 
; ell beg ob 
Rds. 1918-81-3 | Robert Edward Foster ..| 3 1 0 | Parish Inverell, county Gough, Land District Inverell, Bannockburn Shire. 
Rd, Pur. 1918- Boundary road 2 chains wide separating portion 483 from portion 358 
18. (part). 
Rds, 1918-285-5 | Stephen Thompson ..| 15 0 8 | Parish Youngareen, county Gipps, Land District Wyalong, Bland Shire. 
Rd. Pur, 1918- Road 150 links wide separating portions 10 and 40 from part of portion 52. 
45, 


2). Boundary roads 1 chain wide separating portions 100, 107, end of road and 
portions 110 and J14 from portions 99, 108, end of road, and portions 109 
and 115, also separating portions 108, 107, and 106 from portions 109, 110, 
and 11). 

0 16 | Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 69 from 76. 





Rd. Pur. 1916- 

123. 
Rds. 1918-221-4.) Maxwell Shirriff Charteris} 1 2 0 | Parish Narrangarril, county Argyle, Land District Goulburn, Mualwarce 
Rd. Pur. 1918-39 Shire. Resumed road 1 chain wide within portion 122. ; 


Rds. 1916-572- | ( Martin Joseph Strahan,.,, 8 0 8 | Parish Moruya, county Dampier, Land District Moruya, Eurobodalla Shire. 
| 

J 

) 

! 

| 

L do 


ins) 

















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZSTTEH, No. 101. 


16 Ava., 1918.] 








[993] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


Neg is hereby given that the undermentioned portions of land, advertised for sale by auction on the dates specified 
below, have been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 








Date of Sale. No. of Paper: . 


Place of Sale. Particulars of Land. 


ae — 





21 August, 1918 ...! Casino oe 


Portion 88, within the suburban boundaries of the town of Aln. 1918-6,622., 
Casino, parish South Casino, county Richmond. 








CA » eee| Lithgow Portion 320, parish Cullen Bullen, county Roxburgh .. | Aln. 1918-6,3¢3. 
ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 
(747] IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. 


OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be holden at 

SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the 20th day of August instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and 

References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hesring of all such other matters as may be lawfully 
brought before the said Court. i 


W. BR. JAMIESON, 
Registrar, 








6th August, 1918. 


The following casos will bo heard :— 


























agora! Lend District. Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 
10079 Deniliquin ...| Minister for Langs ... .| Reference for determination uf the annual rental of Archibald 
Hulbert Windeyer’s special lease No. 3,838, Deniliquin. 
10080 Do M. Hickey ... Appeal against the appraised value of the land comprised in his 
conditional purchase lease No. 1917-5, Deniliquin, being 
conversion of special lease No. 1908-28, Deniliquin. 
10081 Do | W. G. Barber 00 Appeal against the appraised capital value of his suburban 
holding No, 1913-13, Deniliquin. 
10082 Do Christina Ahern... ...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of her suburban 
| bolding No. 1915-1, Deniliquin. 
10083 | Dunedoo Central.) A. D. Anderson Appeal against the appraised capital value of his homestcad 
farm No. 1915-17, Dunedoo Central. 
100834 Do E.J. Blackman ... ...| Appeal against. the appraised capital value of homestead farm 
No. 1915-15, Dunedoo Central. 
10084 Grafton... ...| Minister for Lands ,., .| Reference for decision in respect of an application by Hdward 
Yaunsem for an appraisement of the capital value of the 
E Jand comprised in his conditional purchase No. 1918-12, 
Grafton. 
[1013] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 9th August, 1918. 
IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Lani Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, the 


conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections to granting the applications. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 



































W. F. DAY, 
Chairman. 
SCHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of bea is https rn By Ey: Clase of Holding dl 3 Place and Dat wat 
for Conversion. applied for, smoorye? inotuded. ug pee Ly ‘Al 
BE ay Area, Parish and County. Hocal Land Board. 
Oe payed oe: 
Sp.L.1911-1, 6 3 12 | Parich Belmore, county! James Day Original con-| Part of water} Court-house, 
Tumbar- Wynyard. ditional pur-| reserve 754. Tumbarumba, 
umba. chase 1918-9. 4th Sept, 1918. 
Sp. L.1910-6,21 0 0 do do William Jonathan| Original con- do i do 
Tumbar- Cakman. ditional pur- 
umba, chase 1918-4, 
Sp. L.1912-4,\12 1 20 | Parish Umbango, c:unty| Michael Francis} Original con-| Part of camping do 
Tumbar- Wynyard. Hogan. ditional pur-| & water reserve 
umba. chase 1938-3.) 22,599; part of 
camping & water 
reserve 1,513. 
Sp. L.1915-2,/20 2 O | Parish Stockinbingal, Andrew William] Additional con-| Whole of water} Court-house, 
Cootamun- county Blard. Sloane. ditional pur-) reserve 1,017. Cootamundra, 
dry. chase 1917-4. 12th Sept., 1918, 














4136 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [18 Ave. 1918, 


[991] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
‘TT is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ; 

The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations thereunder, and also 
subject to the provisions of the Pastures Proteetion Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Aet of 1916, and particularly 
to the eonditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette speeified hereunder. 

The license fee for each year must be paid annually in advanes, before the 1st December, to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, and if not so paid, the license shall be dened not to have been renewed in accordance with the provisions of 
the 70th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ; 

The term of the Keense is from the 6th August, 1918, to the 31at December, 1918, 


EASTERN DIVISION: 
Lanp Disrriog anwp Puace or Sara—ToumMBARUMBA; TUMBARUMBA SHIRE. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 















































8 Amount Amount g tea: 
Rate per paid from payable SB hag 
. Number, add a: é Annual 20628 
Papers, jof Oeeupation Licensee and Address. i ° Para County, Parishes, Lieense Gave Pate tee - nese g 3 28 8 
hae ES | 640 acres, Fee. | sist Dec., | Slst Dec., Sa 
& 1918. 1918, o5 
Oce. i alee Acres. | £ 8s. d.| , m0 is Site Oil & ag. d, fas ide cof 918, 
1918-3595) No, 1,231 ...| Louisa Nathan and Adaj 15,300 2 0 0| Selwyn ...| Jagumba; 47103 P18 7° 9 19 7 ¥ | By auetion sale} 28 June. 
y May Themas,ot Rippon Lea, and on the, 6th 
Lea, . Hotham-atreet, Weiumba, 1 August, 1918, 
Elsternwick, Victoria, | Amount) owing by licens/ees, £1, 
ES 8 iy Ll : 1 
[1016] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
NOTICH OF APPROVAL OF RESTDENTIAL LHASES. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Cénsolidation Act, 1913, 
and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the lands set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 
under the conditions hereinafter mentioned :— . 
The rent for the second and.every succeeding year must be paid to the Crown Land Agent before the date in 
each year corresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if uot so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 
The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his 
ueual and only home upon the land during the eurrency of the lease; and must also, within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, ereet 
sueh buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an aetual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 
been erected. 
The lessee is to hold & minet’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 






























































ge Bs id'te Las d Amount 28 
lols ore ee ee paid to Lan a Aw 8 Amount 
ae 22] Reg. Name and Term of Leare. Peer] Agentas | Amount orqdijed amount 3 ge oceesnry 
“cs “| No, of Adaresy Coanty. Patich, Area, ef "ont 7 pia of payment of | towards | 89 oq ia nen 
Se} Papers. of Treesee. cal and, | @Xpenses.| Grat year’s See aaa See 
rei $ Brom ™o provisional rent, Se. Bee rent. 
m2 rent, an” 
A ae oa ee A ee fille aa a SaaS 
LAnp Disretcr or A#MIDALE, Gostwrcx Sumy, GoLD-FIZLD—SANDON. 
Occ. &, Tr. p. 1918. 1928. Be. Os PER eiese 18. 1d. m oye. kd eco So oe Sa Ge ome ide 
1917-23,] 19L8- | Foreman,Samuel) Sandon ...} Devon ... 19.2 39 26 June|/25 June{/ 2 0 0% Sel bao 1/99) |) O moses ES LO OME eae | 1 089 
10 Oct. | 4,519, Walter, of | portion 137, 
Uraila. S, 4,244-1,850. | 
Lanp District or MupGrr, Wratpza Suire, Gonp-riztp—GULGONG. 
1918, 1982. 
1917-1,| 1918- | Batten, Henry, off Phillip ...( Galam-_ 3..0,24. (26 July 25 July{ 1 0 OF 110 6] ........ Le ORO O86 26.0 52. 10h Aine 
@ Aue} 5,005. Rapp’s Gully, bine| portioa 117, | on 2/e to 
Gulgong. P. 3,752-2,125, | 25 July 
| 1920, 
Lanp District or WELLINGTON, MacQquanin SHIBE, GOLD-FIELD— WELLINGTON. 
148, 1932. 
1917-2,/ 1918- { Frappell, Arthur,) Wellington; Walters., 20.09 123. July (22 July) 1:10 0*), 510; Of wc... LON OMS. 20. OL .0 10, Ol: 5 ccc cce 
29June| 4,942. of Lower Mook- portion 75, : on a/e to 
erwa, Stuart W. 8,322—2,091. 22,.July, 
own. 1920, 
| 


























* Inclusive of rent for use of Crown improvements, P 
R.L. 1917-1, Mudgee.—Fencing for the beneficial use of the land under Regulation 131 (2) shall include a substantial 6-wire 
fence on the measured boundaries of the originsl residential lease. 
R.L. 1917-2, Wellington.—Fencing in terms of Regulation 181 (2) shall include fencing of substantial character upon all of 
the measured boundaries of the portion leased. 
Norz.—‘fhe lessees shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from briars, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds 
during the currency of the lease. 





[1004] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 16th August, 1978, 
SURRENDER OF PART OF A LHASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of all the right, title, and interest of the lesseo in and to 
the part specified in the amnexed Schedule of the Irrigation Farm therein mentioned has been accepted. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALE, 
Resident Commissioner. 





SOREDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
YANCO No. LIRRIGATION ARHA. 
Yaxco Lanp Jiisvrior. 






































= : Farm Portion 6 _ | Original Area Area Present Area Date from which 
No. of Papers. | Name and Address of Lessee. Noe No. Parish. County. Of hese surrendered.| of Lease., | Surrender took effect. 
bis . Be Yeepet oO. 5. Pp. | 8. x... ' 
M.1.8. 1918-| Sidney Herbort Burnell,|. 561 312 | Willim-| Cooper | 383 3 0} O O 20 | 83 2 20 | 2 February, 1917. 
BH. 15,499. of Leeton. bong. (ex. reserve). (ex. 
W.C.& LC. reserve). 








1918-7,086. 








16 Ava. 1918. NUW &CUTH WaLUS UOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4137 





PROOLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 

aes WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1398 FOR ROADWAY. 
Wy Benes under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the Stdte Improvement Ledse No. 1;398 was granted; subject.to a special 

condition that at any time aty part of thé land may be withdrawn for any public piitpose declared under the Crown Tiands Acts: 
And whereas “ Roadway,’ hus been duly declared to be, and the same is a public purpose as aforésaid : And whereas it has become nécessary 
to withdraw certain lands from ‘Tests for the purpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir WatTeR Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander 
of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales aud its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Hxecutive Cotincil, in accordance with the terms of said special. condition, and 
in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that bchalf; do hereby withdraw from the said Improvement Lease No. 1,398, held by Samuel 
Ernest Campbell, Charles James Campbell, and George Robert Campbell, the area described in the Schedule hereto, for Roadway :— 


Scweputs. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Wxirineron} Macquazre Suing. 
County of Bligh; parish of Yarragal; containing an ated of 1 rood 35,perches. The Crown Liands withiti the boundaries of a strip 
of land bounded by portion 117, the southern side of a road 3 chains wide along the southern boundaries of portion 113, and special lease 


11-42 and the Cudgegong River. Plans Ms. 717 and 806 Oe. Rolls and B: 4,169-1,570. 
[Oce, 1918-4052] 


nea WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMERT LEASE No. 1,398 FOR RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
WHEREAS unter. the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Improvement Lease No. 1,398 waa-granted, subject to a special 
condition that the Governor may; at any, time, and from time to time, withdraw any part ot parts of the land fdr tesidential lease: And 
whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the parpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir Water Epwarp 
Davipson, Khight Conimander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saitit Michael and Saint.George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the 
terms of the said special conditiou, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby withdraw from the said Improve- 
ment Lease No, 1/398; held by Samuel Ernest, Campbell, Charles James Campbell, and George Robert Campbell, the area of about 20 
acres, described in the Schedule hereto, for residential lease :—- 
SCHEDULE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Wrtiineton ; Macquakin SHIRE. 
Coutity of Bligh, parish of Yarragal, cttitaining an area of 20 acres. The Crown Linds within the botindaties of portion 117. 
Plan B. 4,169-1,570. 
[Occe. 1918-4,052] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteenth day of August, 1918. ea 
W. &. DAVIDSON, 





By His Excellency’s Command, Governor 
W. C. GRAHAME. 
[1000] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[103 4} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF CROWN-LEASE AREA, &o: 
if is hereby notified that; in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the part of Crown-lease 


Area; &¢:; particilarised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




































Class of Holding 
Land peewee bates dk Date of nea or ¢ Papors 
District. Division. | for x hich the Avea Notification. County. Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked. No, 
was set apart, 
Yeh iE ‘ a ty De , iises 
Tamworth,..| Bastern ...|Original conditional) ly July, 1915) Inglis | Samworth ..| Municipality 2 0 U| The wholes portion 230. Plan} Ms, 15i6- 
purchase at £6) (Suburbs of Pamworth),. oF Tam-| I. 1,511-3 5690, 6,250. 
, per acre, S48 ' worth, 
Do J" do .., mpecial Area 52,071) 19 1, $ do mee do «| . do weil gHe O~.2 | do. \, ao .. do 
Walcha ... do  .../ Additional hold.) 28 Nov., 1909] Vernon ...| Salway | Apsley ee | att 3,0 | Part within portion 53. Plan Aln, 1918- 
ings, at lfs. &d.) | |  ¥. 2;809-1,719. 6,352, 
per acre, { | | 
Nyngan ..,( Central .. Btead Soloe| 3 Ochs 189¢) Cdnbdelego ...) Neiley ..) Bogen —...|- 413. «2 «0 | The whole; includes portions §,| Ma. 1918~ 
Arca 245. ; 40, 31,41, aad 42, parts pre-| 6,129, 
viously revoked. Plans © 
$63 (2) aud 314-2,146. 
Norw.— The above is held under special leage, 
Wyalong ...{ Central ...) Additional _Home-| 19 July, 191£( Gipps «.{ Ungario ...| Bland ~| 875 0 0] fhe whole; portion 27, Pian Ms, 1918- 
stead farm, at £2 G. 2,522-1,811, 6,435. 














thon 12s. Gd. per acre. oO 
Norz. —Within reserve from sale or lease, under section 206, purported to have been revoked by Gazette, 1th Jaly, 1918, bat whieh still covers the land. 


Kempsey .., Tastern ©. Week-ond Lease] 12 Jan., 1917) Macquarie {| Palmerst:n\..| Macleay .. 0 311] Within portions 133, 134, 135 Alp, 1917- 
Arew 19, and 136. Pina M. 5,757—568, 8,653. 
Bathurst ... do _....| Conditional pur-| 29 April, 1995] Wellingtoa..) Carroll —...) Turon st 1 2 8 | That part within portion 124.) Aln, 1918- 


chase, cr edndi- Plan W, €,321-2,091. 6,582, 
, tional lease, 


Rylstone ... do ...| Conditional, pur-| 19 Adg., 1603] Phillip «| Pomany .| Nylstone «| 800 0 0] Part within Nallo Mountain] Ms, 1918- 

















chase, nt 168. ed. (about), State Forest No, 460, dedi-| 6,50. 
Siideb vs ta nebacte. .. , a eb : cated 18th May, 1917, 
Gunning ... Na a Additicmale; at £1) 7 Oct, 1608] King... ...| Dalton | Gunning 13 6 0 | The whole; portion vss. Plan do 
per acre, } K. 631-1990. A, 
Goulburn ... do «| Crowh-lease Area] 27 Aug, 1915! Argyle ..| Quialigo ...] Mulwaree ...| 24 1.30 | Part within portion 189, Plan| Alp. 1918- 
$35, : A, 4,t0t=2,121. 5,946. 








pS 








4138 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 








[1037] 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 








Reserve 





[16 Ave., 


Department of Lands, 


1918, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 















































1,009 





Land alee Date of . . 
District, | Division. | “No, ure: | Notification, 4 /uCOOM*» | / pF amish Mau ise,, dc. 
Armidale .. bails, 42,987 | From sale for ae 12 Aug., 1908] Sandon Armidale..| Armidale 
| | recreation. (City of |Armidale). Munici- 
| pality. 
Inverell do + From sale or lease under; 12 July, 1918) Hardinge..| Clate Bannock- 
section 206. | burn 
| Shire. 
Do do 979 | Public purposes | 28 June, 1880) Arrawatta..| Byron do 
Dubbo Central..! 1,631 { From sale for village| 17 Dec., 1883) Linceln ..) Murrun- | Cobbora 
purposes. gundie, | Shire. 
Notr.—Held under conditional purchase. 
Dubbo -.| Central..| 3,245 { From lease for Public| 26 Mar., 1887; Ewenmar.. Carrigan Timbrebon- 
School purposes. | gie Shire, 
Do do 2,296 | From sale for water) 28 Aug., 1886 Ch) do do 
supply. | 
Hay.. : do 37,107 | From annual lease ..| 23 Dec., 1908) Boyd Macleay .. Murrumbid- 
| | | gee Shire.) 
| 
| | | 
Coonamble.. do 43,732 | From sale and lease) 17 Mar., 1909) Leichhardt | Toora Wingadee 
generally. Shire, 
| 
| 
| 
| 
Parkes do 21,453 | From sale for village} 1 Sep., 1894) Ashburn- | Mugincoble|Goobang_ 
purposes. ham | Shire. 
Coonamble..) Central..{ 34,357 { From sale for village) 26 April, 1902) ee | Budgeon ..] Wingadce 
purposes. | Shire. 
Nore.—TIleld under conditional purchase. 
Parkes _..{ Central..{ 28,946 | From sale for travelling| 18 April, 1896; Ashburn- | Parkes Goobang 
stock and camping. ham. Shire. 
Note.—Held under residential lease. 
Temora Central.. | 49,297 | From sale for public{ 1 Oct, 1913} Bourke Ariah Coolamon 
Central, schoo] purpo:zes. Shire 
Do do * 49,208 | Fromleasegenerally for} 1. ,, 5 do do do 2 
public school pur- 
poses. , 
Braidwood .' Eastern..| 87,075 | From sale for public) 30 Jan., 1904] St. Vincent) Boyle Tallaganda 
recreation, Shire. 
Do do 37,076 | From lease generally ..| 30 ,, 5 do oa do do 
Casino do From sale for temporary | 25 Jan., 1878) Rous North Tomki 
common at Casino. Casino. Shire, 
(Suburbs of} Casino). 
| 
| | 
Do . do ..| General] From annual lease or! 13 April, 1892} do do | do 
notice.| occupation license. | 
Do do 39,03L | Fromsalefortemporary| 8 ,, 1905 do do do 
common extension, 
Do do 39,032 | From lease generally ..| 8 ,, - do do do 
Do do 43,796 | From sale for addition| 7 ,, 1909] do do do 
to temporary com- 
mon. | 
Do do 43,797 | From lease generally ..| 7 ,, ° do do do 
Grafton do 14,784 | From sale for railway| 14 Nov., 1891] Fitzroy Bogawa ..| Dorrigo 
purposes. Shire, 
Deniliquin...) Central.. From sale for temporary| 7 Feb, 1968) Townsend |North Deniliquin 
common at North Deniliquin.| | Munici- 
Deoiliquin. (Town of North Denili- pality, 
quin ) 
Do do From annual lease or) 13 April, 1892 do Ca) se do 
occupation license, 
Kempsey ..| Eastern.. 197 Public purposes 18 Oct., 1880) Dudley Yarravel ..| Kempsey 
Munici- 
pality. 
(Town of apse Kempse y). 
Newcastle | do 51,776 | From after-auction sale} 20. ,, 1916) Northum- | Newcastle...) Lambton 
berland. Munici- 
pality. 
Metropoli- do 46,645 | From after-auction pur-| 31 May, 1911! Cumber- Holds- Sutherland 
tan. chase, land. worthy.;} Shire. 
| 




















| 
| 





Area. 


18 0 0 
(about). 


100 0 0 
(about). 





9 


a 


0 01 


370 0 0 
(about). 


Mee HG) 


So 





°| 


10 0 | 


Lo 


<=) 


2. 0) 10 
(about). 


a Ome) 


(about). 
18 0 0 
(about). 


18 0 0 
(about), 
7 70.30 


(about). 
if x x) 
(about). 
LOO: 
(about). 
Om 0) 
(about). 

0 


8,770 0 
(about), 


9° 


“ 


0 0 


Hay 6) 
(about), 


si 27 


110 O11 





| The whole. Plan Mirrool 
6. 











viously revoked. Plan 
A. 5,656-1,770. 


Part revoked. Papers No, 
The whole. Plan A. 83-| Aln. 1918- 
1,354. 6,675. 
The whole; portion 57.| Occ. 1918- 
Plan 3,6€8-1,762, 3,926, 
The whole .. Ms. 1918- 
5,998. 
The whole; part pre-| Ms, 1918- 
viously revoked; iu-| 6,113. 
cludes portion 73. Plan 
L. 2,883-1,566. 
Part within portion 44.) Ms. 1918- 
Plan P. 1661-1978. 6,050. 
The whole. Part pre- do 
viously revoked. Plan 
E. 2,046-1890, 
Part within portions 57, do 
100, 10Land 102. Plans 
B. 228 R., 430)R., and 
562-1908. 
| Part within portions 36 do 
and 37 and adjoining 
roads, being part of 
cancelled I.L. 1,280 set 
apart for additional 
holdings, 13th May, 
1908. Plans L. 3,072} 
and 3,073-1,902. 
The whole. Part  pre- do 


That part within portion) C.S. 1918- 


54, Plan L. 3,409-1,902. 


13,084. 


The part within portion! Occ. 1918- 


567. Plan A. 7,609-1,770. 


do do 


That part within allot- 
ments 1, 2,11, and 12, 
section 6, andlane sepa- 
rating those allotments. 

do do 


That part south of the 
south-eastern side of 
the road from Spring 
Grove to Casino, and 
west of a Jine from a 
pomt 2 chains east of 
the north-west corner 
of portion 18 north, to 
the south-west side of 
the aforesaid road, 

do 


That part south of the 
south-eastern side of the 
road from Spring Grove 
to Casino. 

do 


do 


do 50 

That part within State 
Forest No. 380, dedi- 
cated 10th December, 
1918. 

Part within portion Sp. L. 
96-2. Plan Sp. L. 17, 
Hay. 

do do 

Allotments 1 to 15, sec- 
tion 41a; allotments1 to 
14, section 42a; and in- 
tervening lanes, streets, 
and reserves for drain- 

age. 

That part within portions 
1,112, 1,113, 1,114, 1,115, 

and 1,116,—shown on 
plan catalogued N, 3,919- 
Dela bits 

That pert within portions 
199 to 211, 214, 216 to 





222,,and 245, | 


aay 


4,787 


Ms. 
2,968, 
do 


1918- 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-6,496. 
do 


Oce. 1918- 
5,081. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-8,136 


do 


Aln. 1918- 
6,539. 


Aln 1918- 
6,674. 


Aln. 1918- 
6,690. 





16 Auva., 1918.] NEW cOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 4139 

























































































REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c.—continued. 
foe | Division, ies Purpose, ie al County. | Parish.,. | Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked, | le 
: j a. r. p. : 
Bingara .| Central’..| .... | Fromsaleorleaseunder| 4 July, 1917) Murchison | Myall ..| Gwydir 99 0 0O| The whole; portion 62.) Ms. Ls. 
section 228, Shire. Plan M, 1,194-1,789, 1918-8,066. 
Norr.—The above is to be granted as a sp2cial lease. 
Bingara_ ..{ Central...! 25,161 | From sale for rifle range| 14 Nov., 1896! Murchison | Bingara ..| Gwydir 24 0 30 { The whole; portion 136,; Occ. 1918- 
Shire Plan M. 1,657-1,789. 4,352. 
Do A do ..| 25,162 | From lease and license} 14 ,, BS do ze do uy, do ?. 24 9 30 do “2 do 
for rifle range. : 
Molong _ ..| Eastern..| 30,909 | Fromsalefortemporary) 5 May, 1900) Ashburn- | Nangar ..| BoreeShire| 130 0 0 | The whole .. aie ..| Ms. Ls. 1918 
common, ham. : (about). -8,240. 
Do 2c do ..) 30,910 | From lease generally for) 5 ,, er, do et do Ne do a p200, 0,0 do oP a sip ae 
temporary common. (about). 
Coonabarra-| Central..| .... From sale or lease (gec-| 5 Oct., 1917| Gowen ..| Timor  ..| Coonabara-|1,232 0 0 |Thewhole; portions 45and) Ms. 1918- 
bran. : tion 206). bran Shire. 47, Plan G. 2,055-1,797. 6,243. 
Doge ace do ..| 1,500 | Water, 3. ne -.| 23 Aug., 1882} do «i Karbon... - do --| 160 0 0O| The whole .. <e ..| Aln. 1918- 
(about). 6,611. 
Gunnedah... do ..| .... | Fromsaleorlease under| 1Jan., 1918) Pottinger..| Curlewis &| Liverpool 49 0 0O| The whole. Plan M. 96) Ms. Ls 
section 228, Digby. |Plains Shire. Th. 1918-8,732. 
Tamworth. .| Eastern...) 47,144 | From sale for travelling} 1Nov., 1911] Darling ..| Hall ..| Mandowa 165 0 O| Part within gpecial lease} Ms. Ls. 
stock and camping. Shire.| about), 17-6, 1918-7,678. 
Gundagai ..| Eastern..} 33,267 | From lease other than{ 11 Sept., 1901) Clarendon..; North | ........ 103 1 0 The whole; portions 395 Ms. 1918~ 
special _—_ lease by Gundagai. | to 399 inclusive. Plans 5,999. 
auction. (Suburb of| Gundagai). C. 3,257, 3,258, 3,259, | 
| 3,260, and 3,261-1,578. | 


Nort.—The above has been dedicated. 























Tumut  ..| Eastern...) 44,157 | From sale or lease other| 12 Jan., 1910{ Wynyard..) Hindmarsh| Gadara 130 0 0) That part within portion| C.S, 1918- 
| than special lease. Shire. 109. Plan, W. a 16,047. 
| 2,119, 
Nore.—Held under conditiopal purchase, 
*Bourke ..{ Western. 23 | From sale for water} 10 April, 1867, Killara ..| Service ..| W.LL. 716] 640 0 0 | The whole .. sf ..| Ms. 1918- 
supply. (about), 6,345. 
Do -.| =, do 454 do 19 Sept., 1881} do = do do -| 2,566 0 0 do do 
(about). 




















* Includes part of travelling stock reserve 640, notified 14th November, 1881, which is not affected by this revocation, 


ee aE 





[1035) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REVOOATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRAOTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


se is hereby notified, for public informstion, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Date of f 
Notification. 


Land 


District. Division. 


| 
County, Parish, Shire. Area. | Part revoked, Papers No, 








a. Pp 
Hillston ...| Cen ral | 1 Oct.,1913 ...) Nicholson ...| Redbank ...| Carrathool saci) SG 0 | The whole; portion 127. Plan N,. 926-1,992 R.} Ms. 1918- 
6,949, 
Moss Vale..,| Eastern,.| 9 Dec., 1908...) Camden  ...! Bumballa ...| Wingecarribee ...| 148 0 | Part within portions 14, 16,and 17. Plans C.) Ms, 1918= 
1,641 and 204-2,041, | 6,959. 
0 | Part within portions 22 and 23. Plans ©. 22s do 
and 225-2,146 | 
0 | Part within portions 57, 109,101,and 102. Plans) do 
B. 228 R,, 430 R., and 562-1,90%. | 
0 | The whole; portion 47. Plan L. 2,674-1,902 ...) do 
0 


Hay os do ...| 23 Dec,, 1903...) Boyd... ..| Macleay ../ Murrumbidgee...| 787 
Coonamble,, do ...| 31 May, 1902...) Leichhardt...| Toora ...| Wingadee | 1,540 





r. 
0 
0 
Nyngan ...| Central | 20 Nov., 1907...; Canbelego ..| Grahweed ...} Bogan... +e.| 2,560 0 
1 
0 
0 























Coonabarra- do ..| 29 Nov., 1911...) Gowen «| Kirban ...) Coonabarrabran..| 189 That part within portion 43 and intersecting) Aln. 1918- 
bran, road, Plan G, 2,322-1,797. 6,611. 
[1036] . Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 243. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, the part 
of Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 243, particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















Returned 
Land sos is Soldier’s Special Date of : : 
District, Division. | Holding Area | Notification. | County. | Parish. Shire, Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
No. 
a. Yr p 
Cowra...) Eastern 243 5 Oct., 1917} Bathurst...) Kenilworth! Waugoola ...| 56 130 That part within portions 327 and 328,| Ms. 1918- 
Plan B, 4,587 and 4,588-2,009 R. | 5,878, 

















~~ No, 101, 16 Avaust, 1918, —8, 


4140 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava., 1918, 








[1048] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SHITING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING, 

ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 

Crown Lands comprised within the area hereundér mentioned are he¥eby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of uide¥ the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be availablo on and after 16TH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be acéompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalitient of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay thé fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


29225 2 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters teceived by ‘the Land Agent at any time on the 16th September, 1918, or at any time between the 16th September, 1918, 
and the 21st September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be atid to havé beén lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 16th September, 1918. ) 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crowi-leaée will be subject to the gehoral provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations theseunder, and to the followitig 
special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
gearch for and win minerals. During the whole curtency of the Iéase thé area shown by black shading on published 
lithograph shali bé open to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses without interference or annoyance by the 
lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to such area calico notices, indicating, for public information, that 
such area is open to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shail be erected and maintuined to the satisfaction of the 
local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(ce) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any uther public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (8uch value not to exceed their costs), and 4 reduction of rent proportionate to the atea resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land 8 leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards contintie such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the samé duritig thé whole tert of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. 

(ce) Gates of access in any fenees erected on the land shall be erected for thé convenidiice of miners. 

(f} No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale; except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder ut the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. Any ringbarking effected shall be properly maintained. 

(2) ‘The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other. materiel for building and other purposes 
upon such lind as may be required by him as teuant thercof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shull take effective steps to eradicate prickly-péar (if zany) from the land léaséd, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satis/action of the Minister for Lands duvitig the term of sii leaaé. Tlie lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months irom the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than oné-third of the land ledsed: During each subsequent pétiod of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additiotal one-third of the area leased, so that the whole are’ shall be cleared within three years from the 
date of confirmation of the lease. 

(7) Thé fight of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 
hereby barred. 

(4) The land shall be used for grazing purposes only. 


The term of the leaee shall be forty-five years; and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-leksce is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for thé lease. 


_. Where any land contains improvements which aré or are not the property of the Crown, thé holder sh&ll pay the eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


cote demi W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Nore.—All thformation may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled tn by, the Ctown Lands Agent free of 
cost; if so desired by the applicant, 





——— 


CROWN-LEASH AR#A No. 3,276. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distuicr of ORANGE, AND CANOBOLAS SHIRE. 











ti A Capital « Annual 
County, Parish: Be : of nbs rien tor fret Survey Eetiinaeh Value quan and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, 6x5 
Crown- period of period Fee. of j distance Water Supply. 
& lease. | 45 years. of Improvementa. therefrora, 
oo i 15 years: 
| j Acres. & & dj £8 da.) -£ 8. 4. 
Wellington..! Lewis F 20 360 0 Of} 410 9/12 0 0] Fencing, £5 17s.) Mullion Creek) Mostly pocr, rough, stony, and gravelly ridges ; 
(about). 6d ; ringbarking,| railway  eta-| hilly and mountainous country of sandstone, 
£8 8s. Crown} tion, 5 miles;) slate, and quartz formation; thickly timbered 
property. Orang: rail) with stringybark, apple, brittlejack, cabbage, 
way — station,;| gum, red guin, yellow box, réd box, and wattle ; 
10 miles, sufficient water in Frederick’s Valley Creek ; 


| small parts medium agricultural Jand. Average 
| rainfall, about 83 inches, 
Ms. 1918-5,607. 




















nest 





ee oy ves Sone . pean hd mite sn - ss = 4 Aud 
eet Sal -—- we ee 


cag OTR Area, capital value, annual rent, arid survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. Included in part (Block F) of Crown-lease Arca 2,845, 
eens rin February, 1917, which part is hereby revoked. Included patt of reserve 31,011 irom conditional sa'v, notified 28rd June, 1900; is not affected by 
ig notification, ; 





16 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 414] 
es - Saas Se 


[1049] Lepartment of Landa, hj 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE, 


1 Be is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
A. Crown Lands comprised within the aréa hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown:lease, and shall be disposed of 
_ under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 1léru SEPTHMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


_ _An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per cenbum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 16th September, 1918, or at any time between the 16th September, 1918, and 
the 21st September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deeraed to be and to have been lodged with auch Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 16th September, 1918. f 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(2) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Landa, and if any stock not ewned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it ehall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will bo reserved to the Crown and to any person authorized by the Mivister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost}, and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. Iu the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purpases not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the iease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxiotis weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not leas than one-tenth of the total ates each year, 8o that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and efter any land has been cleared or opérated upon the lessee 
shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the 
eatisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to ba fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such bovndaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose ot sale, except subject fo the provisions of the Forestry Aot, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useiess timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, 

(h) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not compfised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(1) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such léase. ‘The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear frorn Hear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent, period of twelve months he shull eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of tne lease. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and 8 condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 
es Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such imprcvements in accordance with the provisions ef Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


Cnc a arin W. G. ASHTORD, Minister for Lands. 


Novre.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 











CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 2,277. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Laxp District or Taper, anp Hastinas Suree. 











ps) 
iy Area oral ree Nature and Nearest 
County. Perish, | 8 of for firsp. | £07 first | Survey | metimated Value of Town and Character of Land, “eet Timber, &a, 
8 Orown- period Fee. distance Water § ’ 
lenge period of of Improvements, ther 
‘i 16 years. | 15 years. 
‘ Acres, Sede Cie do. 8s £oa.d. 

Miso arte: forms aaa) are Bra 89 42) 102) 55 0 Ni. Kendall  rail-| Fairly steep and undulating thick forest country ; 
way station stony and gravelly soil on ridges, gravelly 
and port,) lozm on slopes; clay aubsoil; brush 1n gullies; 
ahout 7 miles natural water suvply not permanent ; sound 
distant, country suitable for fattening or breeding, 


or for dairying when improved. Butter factory 
at Kendall, Mean annual rainfall about 45 
iuches, al 

Plan M. 6,£28-566. 

Ms. 1918-5,462. 























— 








Norr.—tIncludes part ($73 acres) Crown-lease. Area No. 1,760, notified 24th March, 1915, and reserva from sale or lease}under ths provisions of section 296, 
Crowa Lands Consvlidation Act, 1913, which are hereby revoked, : j 


4142 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMEN'T GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava, 1918. 
{1051} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 30r1u SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3 and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per cenvum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at. any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, 
and 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 30th September, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier's Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement. Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. i1, under the Keturned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(8) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease : Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the bolding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(9) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 25 feet below the surface; and the Crowa will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with miaing or other operations carried oa below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


Tho principal conditions which attach toa Holding are residence and payment of reat, but any building erected must conform to 
ordinances under the Loeal Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any Jand centains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shali pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


fe W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all farms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf so desired by the applicant, 


RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING ARHA No. 321. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF MAITLAND, AND TaRro Surere. 


NOTE.—-This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushwarker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as 2 home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 




















3 
ES up : Annual , 
es ares pve Rent Nature and Nearet) Pet. 8. 
ae) 0 for first | Survey Estimated Value Town an arecter of Land, Soll, Timber, &a, 
County. Parish. 3 g Hold- iad red period Fee, of distance Water Supply. ; 
§ ing. 2 of Tmprovements. therefrom, 
24 years. | 95 
- years. 
iS) 
a 
8/0 Pej & 8. dd.) Lo suds) £8. d. 
Northum- Stanford .. Lifaez4:. 45.0 0} 152.64 8 56 0 Nil. The village of} Gently sloping country; sandstone formation ; 
_berland, | Stanford Mer-| poor soil; timbered with gum, stringybank, and 
Village of Stanford thyr is about} tea-tree; no natural water supply ; suitable for 


Merthyr. halt a mile} poultry farm. 
trom Kurri] Ms. 1918-1,117. 
Kurri railway 

station. 














Pt. sec. 10 (south- 
eastern half) 





16 Auve., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4143 











[1050 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, ltth Aucust, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


je is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown J.ands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be availeble on and after 167 SHPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

4n application shail be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by ore halt-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but 
upon confirmation of an application, such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘I'he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

Ail applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 16th September, 1918, or at any time between the 16th September, 191s, 
and the 21st September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 16th September, 1918. 

The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(¢) The Suburban Holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be 
responsible or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on 
below the said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 

(d) The holder shall carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and 
gullies, and across the lower parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five ycars and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. © 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notrr.—Ati information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,000. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District o¥ PENRITH, AND BiuE Movuntarns SHIRE. 














2 g 3 Cupital Annual E ' 
i ao so} sO Sai Rent Nature and Nearest : 
, Asie) bas aya for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e:, 
County, Pariah. |P20 = 3 - aes period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
FEN) ef bal laa of Improvements: therefrom. 
eS wate 3 BO OTe. F 90) years. 
2 5 
aed uw 
Op ee at ee EA - -_ 
Te P. ~ 8d.) 2 S dah & so de : , > oe 
Cook ..| Kanimbla...) 174 12 0 0) 96 0 0] 2 8 0} 310 O| Felling, £1 10s.;} Blackheath, 1} Undulating, sandy, and slightly stony soi] ; tim- 
(the Crown), miles, viaShip-| bered with gum, stringybark, and mountain 
ley-road, to} ash, heath, and ti-tree scrub; no water supply. 
which it has} Rainfall, about 40 inches 
frontage. Plan ©, 2,341-1,507. 
Aln, 1917-8,628. 

















Nore —Reserve from sale and lease under section 206, dated 22nd February, 1918, and those parts of Suburban Holding Area No, 611, notified 9th December, 
1914, and reserve 50,951 from sale or lease generally, notified 25th August, 1915, within the above, are hereby revoked. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by tho products of the land. 





[1052] Department of Lancs, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 30rH SEPTEMBER, 191%, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless ‘the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ay, : 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and the 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 27-4 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the Jease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be leas than five shillings. ; 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application forthe holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. as . 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the firat pericd shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 





4144 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 101, {16 Ava, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING—continued. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, aud weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected musi conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Aci. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are o7 are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions ef Part VIJI of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aei, 1918. 


me i evn W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nors,- -All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 








REPURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING ARHA No. 320. 
EKASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr oF Marrrann, anD Municrpaniry or East Marrrann. 


This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but as a home site for a returned soldier. 


As this block is net set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made, 

















3 
tee : Annual 
a : 
| ae Area Rerita Rent Nature and Nearest 7 
3 ish Sis of for fret | oF rst | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &0., 
County, Parish. ae Hold pealad ut period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
om ONE eae of Improyements, therefrom. 
5 Years. | 90 years. 
° 
Ay 
oie ene nie i, Mas ala eigen coe 
Phin ihe Sg? £s.4/ £8 d. fae 
Northum- | Maitland..| Allotment |0 0 353 50 0 0| 1 5 O}|. 3 5 O Nil. Within the, Cleared undulating land; good building 
berland. 35, section town of East] site. 











24, town of 
East Mait- 
\ dead | 


| sg tha tes 


Nory.—Includes part (253 perches) of reserve 51,961 from after-auction sale, notified 5th February, 1917, which part is hereby revoked, 


Maitland, ad-| Ms. 1918-3,352, 
jacent to Vic- 

toria-street 

railway  sta- , 
| tion. 


























[1053] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


Te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3A and 4 of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
i. Lands comprised within the areg hereunder wentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

This block shall be available only for Hugh Lyneh, of Undercliffo-sirest, Neutral Bay, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has bean issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916. 

The area will be available on and after 19rH AUGUST, 1918. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person, duly autkorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 

An application shall be in Horm 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown TLand Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. ‘he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instakments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annvm on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222. 228, 224, 298, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No 11, under the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

the Returned Soldier’s Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shail be a leage in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside hona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years, Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application, 

(3) Lhe annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Proyided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings, 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty yeara after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The eapital value of the holding for the first period shall be the eapital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value cf the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board, 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits avd other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

7) The leasee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The arene shall not transfer or ussiga the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

(9) The lessee shall preserve the mangroves where growing round the island, and shall also preserve any scrub, trees, or other 
vegetation on the Jand within fifty (40) links of high-water mark, and such land shall not be cultivated. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must corform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with, 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ Nove.—All information may bc «ltained from, and all forms of application will be filled im by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 








1S Ava., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4115 














NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING—continued, 
RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 319. 
RHASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanyp Disrgicr or Grarron, AND Harwoop Surree. 

















Bab ' Annual 
ae Are she ; Rent a lea Nature and piearest 
BS of. or firs urvey Estimated Value own an Character of Land, Sofl, Tin! dite 
Cormty. | Patio ag Hold. sorta | period | Fee, rmprottmente, |} qatanee Water suppl, tt 
8 ng. mprovements, nerefrom, 
Bo n 20 years, | 99 yearg. 
a 
tose : aie ‘ nH r 
Acres. ie Seas) ous. dC | 2 a dy 
Clavence .,| Taloumbi..| 387 263 87910 O©! 9 9 9; 8 0 0 Nil. Iluka, distant 1) Practically level country, of sandy alluvial soil, 
mile ; Maclean, swampy in parts; timbered with ouk and man- 
distant 11 grove, with dense fringes of lautana; parts 


miles.| suitable for eultivation when cleared, Butter 
factory at Palmer’s Island, distant about 4 miles. 
Average annual rainfall, about 55 inches, 

Plan ©. 8,078-1,677. 

R.S.S. 1918-12,268, 























Novn,—Part of reserve 49,565 from sale, 49,566 from lease and license generally, for public recreation, notifled 25th February, 1914; aud part of reserve 52,788 
from sale or lease generally, notified 3rd May, 1918, included in the above, are hereby reyoked. 


[1035] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


ft is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original 
Homestead Farm, to be disposed of to aroturned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 801H SEPTHMBHR, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Orown Lands Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee svoner) be paid 
in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

Ail applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in posted 
letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 8Uth September, 1918, and the 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all privkly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided ali required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore,—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will Le filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cast, if 
so desired by the applicant, 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 797. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or MUBWILLUMBAH, ARD TWEED Sutin. 








AES LS SR ES ee Ee eS ee 











4 S } ‘ | 
ae | | 
‘- 1% Anpaual 
es a Aree slag Rent Hekate and Nearest 
County, Parish. |$25| Home-| for first | fF St | Survey | petimated Value of | Town and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, BO, 
AT ASE ‘ 6 3 Sree period of period Fee. “Improvements. distance Watce Supply. 
SA | Varm. | 26 years. 25 years therefrom, 
ra 
Au 
acy i > ee i i 5 ap nen — net, Ee 
Acres, £ 418.50)|) Safer Goth & 8, Gy ! 
Rous aa} Burrellyee. i) 52 811 40415 9/10 2 5) 8°70 0 Nil. | Tyalgum, 6%] Tiiily, parts very steep; slate formation ; half 
miles, Murwil-| poor, remainder very fair to good; brown soil, 
_Jumbah, 22! clay subsoil ; sound country, suitable for hreed- 
miles, ing stock, may be used for dairying if sutiicient 


water can be obtained ; part covered with rough 
blady grass; no land suitable for agriculture ; 
part thick forest of box, bloodwood, messmate, 
cum, tallow-wood, turpentine, and ironbark 
(part ringbarked), and part dense to light 
brush, mixed with hardwoods (partly cleared) ; 
water supply insufficient, may improve after 
timber is killed; no facilities for storing ; 
nearest butter factory, Tyalgwn, 6% miles. 

Plan R. 6,603-1, 759. 

Ms. 1918-4,478. 




















Nors, - The covering reserve from sale or lease, and the included homestead farm area S¥s, notified 28th July, 1916, arc hereby revoked, 


4146 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ave., 1918. 





[1056] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIEKS EXCLUSIVELY. 


lis is hereby notified, for public information," that, in pursuance of the provisions cf the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
for an Original Crown-lease, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and sball be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law, 
The area will be available on and after 80TH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it is lodged with the Crown Lands Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by bis agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 3Uth September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, 
and the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th Septem ber, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 

The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorisec by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to reaume avy portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 
During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 
(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared 
during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free 
from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local 
Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(f} No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) 'Lhe lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon aid land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(7) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear,from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
{rom not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shali be cieared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of contirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital vaiue of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cast, ij 
so desired by the Applicant. 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,275. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr oF TAREE, AND Stroup SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other perscn'‘of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settle- 
ment Act can be made. 




















Ba: | | 
= 2 | Gapital | Annual 
ae aes Velie ae ye nevis and oes Spey eg 
7) he or first | Survey Estimated Value own al Oharacter of Land, Soil, Timber, &o. 
County. Pariah. BE Crown es pa period Fee. of distance Water Supply. : 
8 & lease. | J 5 years f Improvementa, therefrom. 
a * | 16 years, 
E | 
Acres ees el) £8) ian as erds 
Gloucester,..| Eachelor. | 97 1703 213 2 6) 213 4] 7 O 0] Boundary fencing,| Gooloongolok, | Undulating to hilly country of slate formation 
full value, £16 5s.| 10 miles; Bul-| fair to good soil, clay subsoil; thick forest 
Crown property. Jah Delah, 11 country ; timbered with gum, box, turpentine, 
; miles; Taree,| tallowwood, mahogany, and  brushwood; 
39 miles. natural pasturage poor; country sound, suit- 
able for fattening, breeding, and dairying when 
improved; sufficient natural water supply. 
Rainfall, about 45 inches, 
R.S.S. 1918-9,946. 




















J 








Nore.—Includes part (portion 97) of Conditional Purchase Lease Area No, 228, notified 2nd February, 1910, also an automatic reservation from sale or lease, 
notified Ist December, 1916 (area 1703 acres) which are hereby revoked. 


16 Aua., 1918.] “iW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101 





[1054] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED 
OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


ite is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settle- 
ment Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead 
Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


Portion 16, parish of Wheoga, shall be available only for Frederick Brouff, of Boston-strect, Warren, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 54, Parish of Wheoga, shall be available only for Francis Michael Renehan, of Cootamundra, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 65, parish of Stewart, shall be availableonly for Robert Benjamin West, of Diamond Point, Bacrami, Denman, towhom a 
certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 
1916. 

Block A, parish of Warrazambil, shall be available only for Cecil George Hammond, of Dorroughby, via Lismore, to whom a 
certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 84 of the Returnei Soldiers Settlement Act, 
1916. 

The areas will be available on and after 19TH AUGUST, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and (unless it is intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the umcunt unpaid. The 
first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions uf the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(ec) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fenco within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Loca! Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application, a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 


such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
———————— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.— All information may be obt vixed from, ant wl forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
if vo desired by the applicant. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 800. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp DisTricy oF GRENFELL, AND WEDDIN SHIRE. 





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S| 
‘ls , Anmital 
| mo | Area Cnpital Rent | Wate and Nearest iz ‘ 
gel ot Value for first) Butvey fos ated Value of Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
County. Parish. 8E% Home- for first period | Bese Estimate: ulaue o dintance Water Supply. 
eat stead ae of ‘of hhuprovements, tharcirois 
35 Farm, years. | 95 years. 
S 
2 | ne 
Acres fans a £ Cs eae Oe j j ; ee 
Gipps ..| Wheoga ..| 16 809 |1,955 1 8]4817 7 12 0 U|Ringbarking and) Town of Gren-| Gently undulating country with some sma ; ony 
| scrubbing andfene-| fell, distant togravclly spurs ; good red loamy to clayey 
ing of ar ageregate| about25miles,| soil ; originally timbered with pine, box, budda, 
| value of £98 15s. 9d.! Caragabal rail-- and myall ; about 770 acres on each block have 
Crown property way platform! been ringbarked and suckered ; good wheat 
on the Forbes-| country ; also good sound grazing country 
| Stockinbingal suitable for breeding and fattening sheep ; 
railway line,| there is no permanent natural water supply, 
distant 5 or6 but there are good catchments on each block 
| | | . miles. | and the soil is retentive ; the blocks are con- 
Do Ze do 3-| 9 54 812 |1,962 6 8|49 1 2/12 0 0) Ringbarking and do ..| sidered well suited for mixed farming, Annual 
scrubbing valued rainfall about 21 inches, 
at £57 158. Od. R.&8.8. 1918-12, 239, 
Crown property. 
' 























5 orE,—The included classification reserve notified 5th July, 1918, is hereby revoked. 


4148 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, [16 Aue. 1918. 











z 5 
HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 799. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRior or BELLINGEN, AND Dogrico SHIRE. 

1 3 i i 
i Ris 1 

a . Ares Cppltal ‘tent . atune end atone, Chiciachie' Gl band, SOA! iacboh Ome 

; . [825] Home-| fortirst | f° Bret | Survey | patimated Value of | 7o¥ BP rot] 1, Timber, 
Coanty, 1 Pare ; cE: sea eriod ot | Petiod | Fee |" nrovements, | ¢Glstimoe Water Suppl 
eI Farm, years. 25 yoars. 
Ay 








| Acres, £ gd.) Bog. del & a : 

Fitzroy ..,| Stewart ...! 65 4044 59512 611212 Ww) ¥ O VU] B acres felling on] Coramba, 25) TWiltty, undulatisg, and steep country; slate and 
western boundary} miles; Coff’s} basaltic formation: red and chocolate soil, 
on Bobo Creek:| Harbour, 36} lighter on ridges: clay subsoil; timbers—box, 
value, £3 lbs. miles, biackbutt, and gam, with brush interspersed, 
| eoach-woc, cork-wood, ecrab-apple, water-zum, 
| bean, negro-hesd, and an odd cine, suitable for 
fencing and building purposes; small part 
. suitable for agriculture. Butter factory at 
| Coramba; sound country, suitable for datry- 
ing. Average annual reinfall, 60 inches. 
Plan Cat. ¥. 2,580-1,810, 

RS,8. 1918-12267. 
































Noru.—Includes part of res:rve 52,245 from sale and lease other than annual lease or special lease, notified lst June, 1917, and classification reserve, 
notified 14th January, 19:6, which are hereby revoked, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 798. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr oF Castno, anb Kyoats Sure. 





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4 
| amnual 
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| 
|= Ey os ea a - seri h Fy ited Nature and kone re) { Land, Soil, Timber, 
County. Parish, | 582] Home-} for divst pes firgt eurvey | Eetimated Value af hate an haracter of Land, So Timber, 404 
ol stead veriod of panes sii) luuproyements, ia eon Water Supply. 
ene Ni te eve of : therefrom. 
Bag Farm, years. | 95 years. 
a 
Acres. Lt 1.80) PAB Aree ceeds 
Rous e.| Warra- A 16) | 646 v 6/16 O 0}] 6 Uw UY TL chains fencing) Kyogle, 14 Leve’, undulating, and hilly country, volcanic 
zai bil, (about) | west boundary, miles; Wian-| formation; fair depth of soil on disintegrating 
half value, £17) garee Butter; rock; timbered with gum, ironbark, bloodwocd, 
| lhs.; 8¢3 chaius 3-| Factory, 5 tallow-wocd, mahogany, and apple; parts 
wire fence, east} miles. suitable for agriculture, and the whole for 
boundary, half dairying when improved; paspalum and couch 
value, £8 12s. 6d; grass spreading wellon the ringbarked areas ; 
15 chains 3-wire| water supply sufficient in Collins Creek, 
fence,south bound- Plan Mg. 1,576 Gia, 
ary, portion 4, half H.S.S, 1918-12,270, 


vaiue, £3 165s. 
Adjoining cwners. 
18 chains fencing 
along Collins, 
Creek, £9; 263 
chains 8-wire in- 
tersecting fence, 
£6 12s. 6d, (for re- 
\ moval); 380 acres 
ringbarking, £15 ; 
33 acres clearing,| 
£3. Crown pro- 
perty. 


i SSeS 


Norz.— Includes water reserve 12,858, notified 80th May, 1891, and reserves from sale and lease under section 206, which are hereby reyoked. Area, 
capital value, rental, and survey fee are subject to adjustmeut after survey. 



































{1040} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE FOR TICK BUFFER AREA. 


Notice of Acquisition by the Crown of land, under section 197 of the Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the reservation from 
‘ sale and lease of such land; and the allotment of other land in exchange. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Dxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, under the provisions of section 
: 197 of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the land specified in the first Schedule hereunder has been acquired in exchange 
for the land specified in the second Schedule ; and that the land so acquired has, in accordance with the provisions of that section, beeeme 
reserved from sale and lease for tick buffer area, for which purpose the exchange was made. 
The reserve will be noted es No. 52,936 from gale and lease. 


[Aln. 1918-4,880} —_— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
HASTERN DIVISION, 
Laxp Disraiot or MurwibLUMBAH, TWEED SHIRE. 









































First Schedule (Land acquired), Second Schedule (Land exchanged for Land gcquired). 
Portion, Parish. | County. | Area, | Cut. No, of Plan. Portion. Parish. County. | Area. Cat. No. of Plan. 
Ste D 9.2 TE. 
Northern parts} Berwick} Rous .,.| 22 3 22 | Ms. 1,558 Gfn. 818 Terranora.,.| Rous ...) 8 O 6] RB. 7,761-1,759 
of portions +9, | 
81, and 127, 











16 Ava. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETI'N, No. 101. 


oe ee ee 
[1045] 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 

NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL OONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASH. 

i? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

- Visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands GConsoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described is hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase or conditional 
lease (not being cenditional lease taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chase within the same area), and shall become and he 
available therefor on and after the 16th September, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase shall be as 
hereinafter respectively specified. The provisional 
rental to be ledged with an application for a condi- 
tional lease is 2d. per acre. Any additional holding 
acquired. shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 

Nozz.—All information may be obtaincd from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Hans Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 

W.G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. |... 
Lanp Disonicr ev Inverzni, anp Guyra Suiep. 
Price, £1 8s. 4d, per acre, 

County of Hardinge, parish of Single, containing 

an area of about 70 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 


by portion 10, conditional lease No, 3,511, and Cope’s 


Creek, being expired improvement leass No, 1,229. 
Plan Ms, 1,005 Ae. 

Notr.—The covering reserve from sale and lease 
(ahout 70 aeres) and the included part (about 3 acres) 
af reserve 22,994 from conditional sale, notified 5th 
Qetober, 1895, are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,120) ¢ 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Waneerr, anp Waneetr Sarre. 
Price, £1 10s. per acre. 

County of Denham, parish of Walgett, containing 
an area of 786 acres. The Cnown Lands within the 
houndaries of portions 85 and 86, Plan D. 997-1,861, 

Norn.—Part (755 acres) of reserve 1,511 from gale 
for water supply and camping, notified 17th Novem- 
ber, 1879, within the above portions and intersecting 
road is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1918.5,308] 


{1047} 





Department of Lands, 
Svdney, 16th August, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


POR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUOR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASHS, ADDI- 


TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD S&HLECTIONS, 
ADDITION AT, HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASHS. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, er conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement Jeases, or 
additional Crown-leases, and shal! become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 16th September, 1918. 
It is further notified that the prices of the land for 
additional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shail 
be ledged, shall be as_ hereinafter specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. 
Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and 
oll forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant, : 
, W.G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


A 


4149 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oy Gran Innzs, aND SBVERN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Gough, parish of Madbury, containing an 
area of about 260 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 129, 128, 112, 114, 188, 143, 32, 117, the 
prolongation of the western boundary of portion 117 
northerly, and State Forest No. 117. 

Norz.—-Himbtaces Crown-lease Area No, 2,573, noti- 
fied 30th June, 1916, which is hereby revoked, 
| Ms. 1918-5,588] 


Price and capital value, 16s. 8d. per acre. 

Counties of Clive and Gough, parishes of Capoom- 
peta and Parkes, containing an area of about 570 
acres. ‘The Crown Lands bounded by portions 63, 74, 
and 73, parish ef Parkes, county of Gough, portions 
1 ae, th parish of Capcompeta, and State Forest 
No. 529: 

Notrn.—lmbreces Crown-lease Area No. 2,731, noti- 
fied 20th October, 1916, which is hereby revoked. 
[| Ms, 1918-5,587] 

Lanp Disrricr or INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 

Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Blloonbah, contain- 
ing an area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 36, 31, 52, and travelling stock 
reserve 6,813, 

Nore.—Hmbraces part of an area set apart for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, at Is. per acre, 
conditional lease, additional conditional purchase 
lease, additional homestead selection, or additional 
settlement lease, notified 27th January, 1910, which 
part is hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-5,287] 
Lamp District or Tuwrarrie.p, AND TENTERFIELD 
SUIRE. 
Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Hillcrest, containing an 
area of 2403 acres. ‘The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portions 84, 35, and 43,—as 
shown on plans catalogued C. 3,084, 3,085, and 3,402- 
1,809. 

Norn.—The covering reserve from sale or lease and 
the included part of area set apart for additional 
conditional purchase, &e., 38rd November, 1909, are 
hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-5,411] ; 
Lanp District or Braa, anD ImnAay SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Auckland, parish of Bredbendoura, con- 
taining an area of 50 acres. The Crown Lands within 
portion 49. Plan A. 3,159-2,098, 

Notr.—Includes reserve (50 acres) for classification, 
notified 21st December, 1917, which is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1918-5,538] 

Lanp District or BomBaLna, AND BIBBENLUKE SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Wellesley, parish of Burrimbucco, con- 
taining an area of 150 acres. The Crown Lands 
within portion 102, Plan W. 3,793-1,584. — ‘ 

Nort.—Ineludes reserve (150 acres) for classifica- 
tion, notified 21st December, 1917, which is hereby 
revoked, 

[Ms. 1918-5,609) 
Within annual lease 1913-6, 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Wellesley, parish of Burrimbucco, con- 
taining an area of about 800 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 102, 38, 85, 9, 54, 53, 56, 55, 93, 
05, and 98. 

Nore.—The included part (block A, of about 300 
acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 1,257, notified 13th 
May, 1914, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,514] 


Lanp Distrror or Brarpwoop, anp TaLLAGANDA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 

County of St. Vincent, parish of Tallaganda, con- 
taining an area of 300 acres 2 reods, The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 81 and 82. 
Plans V. 3,142 and 3,143-2,013. 

Norz.—The included reserve (300 acres 2 roods) for 
classification, notified 21st December, 1917, is hereby 
revoked. 

Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre, 


County of St. Vincent, parish of Tallaganda, con- 
taining an area of about 335 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portions 79 and 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava., 1918. 





80. Also the Crown Lands bounded by measured por- 1 
tions 40, 82, 80, 84, 76, and 90, and designed block 
B of Crown-lease Area No. 1,030. Plans V. 3,140 
and 3,141-2,013. ° 

Notre.—The included reserve (about 335 acres) for 
classification, notified 21st December, 1917, is hereby 
revoked. | 


LMs. 1916-12,003] 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Dampier, parish of Currambene, con- 
taining an area of about 1,650 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-west corner of portion 24; and bounded 
thence by that portion, and portions 23, 26, and 17 
to the south-west corner of portion 17; thence by lines 
west and north, to the point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes the balance (1,5783 acres) of block 
B of Crown-lease Area No. 1,550, notified 4th Novem- 
ber, 1914, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,534] 
Lanp District or Casrno, AND Kyocrm SHiee. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 

County of Rous, parish of Warrazambil, containing 
an area of about 388 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 64, parish of Wiangarie; and 
thence by the top of a range running northerly (being 
the eastern boundary of an area set apart this day for 
additional holding, at £2 per acre) to its inter- 
section with another range running easterly; thence 
by a line along the top of the latter range north- 
easterly about 10 chains, and a line north to the 
south boundary of portion 4; thence by portions 4, 33, 
31, 26, 25, 45, parish of Warrazambil, and 64, parish 
of Wiangarie, to the point of commencement,—shown 
as block C on plan Mise. 1,576 Gfn. 

Nortr.—-Reserve from sale and lease under section 


206, covering the above, is hereby revoked. 
[R.S.8. 1918-12,270] 


Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 


County of Rous, parish of Warrazambil, containing 
an area of about 390 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
ernmost north-east corner of portion 85, parish of 
Wiangarie; and bounded thence by portions 85, 43, 
49, and the south boundary of 54; by part of the east 
boundary of the lastnamed portion north about 8 
chains to the top of range; by that range easterly 
about 27 chains to its intersection with another range 
running southerly; and by that range southerly, to 
the point of commencement,—shown as Block B on 
plan Misc. 1,576 Gfn. 

Norr.—Reserves from sale and lease under section 
206, included in the above, are hereby revoked. 
[R.S.S. 1918-12,270] 


Lanp District or Casrno, 











AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 18s. 4d. per acre. 
Within Fairficid occupation license No, 552. 

_ County of Drake, parish of Fairfield West, contain- 

ing an area of 50 acres. The Crown Lands within the 

boundaries of portion 6,—shown on plan D, 484-1,743. 

Nore.—The included part of water reserve 24,435, 
notified 15th August, 1896, is hereby revoked. In- 
cludes also part of reserve 4,513 from conditional pur- 
chase, notified 5th November, 1887, and part reserve 
606 from occupation under miners’ right, 22nd Janu- 
ary, 1887, which parts are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-5,780] ° 
LAND District or Grarron, AND ORARA Sure. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 
Within occupation license No. 766. 

County of Clarence, parish of Dundoo, containing 
an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
houndaries of portion 57,—shown on plan C, 2,537- 
Bvye 

Nore.—Returned Soldier’s Holding Area No. 195, 
notified 24th August, 1917, covering the above, is here- 
hy revoked. 


[Ms. Ls. 1917-11,087] 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND Harwoop Snipe. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Clarence, parish of Lawrence, containing 
an area of 320 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
nes of portion 207,—shown on plan C. 2,448- 

RO Mie j 

Norr.—Part (320 acres) of Homestead Farm Area 
No. 487, notified 21st July, 1915, covering the above 
is hereby revoked. ‘ 5 
[Ms. 1918-2,428}] 





ar urss— 





Lanp District or TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 3s. 4d. per acre. 

County of Gloucester, parish of Kundibakh, con- 
taining an area of 165 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 165. Plan G. 4,741- 
1,497. 
"Nore.—The included part (165 acres) of classifica- 
tion reserve, notified 5th July, 1918, is hereby re- 
voked. 
| Ms. 1918-5,126] 
Lanp District or Carcoar, AND CROOKWELL SHIRE. 

Price and capital value, 11s. 8d. per acre.. 

County of Georgiana, parish of Blackman, con- 
taining an area of of 300 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Bounded by por- 
tions 120 (part), 1, 122, 18, 19, and 36, part forest 
reserve 51,870, a marked line bearing north, shown 
on plan Sc. 1, Oe. roll, and a line west to include 
the area. 

Norr.—The covering reserve from sale and lease is 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-5,139] 


11044] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 

NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 16th September, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for, and the fol- 
lowing condition:—The selector or lessee shall care- 
fully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along each bank of all defined water- 
courses; also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and gullies 
and across the lowest part of flats where such gullies 
discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 
Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EHASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma, anp Monaro Sutrr. 


Partly within Occupation License No. 757. 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre, 

County of Beresford, parish of Umaralla, contain- 
ing an area of about 1,927 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded on the north generally by portions 95, 29, 
28, 83, 62, 84, 86, 85, 108, 107. 30, and 61; on the 
east generally by portions 27, 114, 113, 35, 34, 110, 87, 
66, and 26; on the south generally by portions 90, 93, 
98, and 118; and on the west generally by portions 
oe 112, 96, 97, 338, and Glen Fergus State Forest No. 
569. 

Nove.—Includes_ reserve (about 1,997 
classification, notified 21st December, 
hereby revoked, 

[Ms. 1918-5,537] 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre, 

_ County of Beresford, parish of Callaghan, contain- 

ing an area of 760 acres. The Crown Lands within 

portions 124 and 125. Plans B. 2,793 and 2,929-1,765:. 
Notr.—Ineludes reserve (760 acres) for classification, 


notified 2ist December, 1917, which i: bs 4 
(Ms, 1916-11,998| : ‘, which is hereby revoked, 


acres) for 
1917, which is 


16 Ave. 1918) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 





4151 





£1046] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
an _ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 


de 


1E is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 26th 
August, 1918. It is further notified that the price 
of the land for additional conditional purchase shall 
be £1 10s. per acre. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BingARA, AND Barrasba SHIRE. 


County of Murchison, parish of Crawley, containing 
an area of 27 acres 2 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 41 of 27 acres 2 
roods,—as shown on plan catalogued M. 2,652-1,789. 

Norr.—Water reserve 39,199, notified 20th May, 
1905, is hereby revoked. This area is held under Con- 
ditional Lease No, 1905-12, and will be available for 
additional conditional purchase by the holdér of that 
conditional lease only. 

LC.S. 1918-19,584] 








11039] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 16th August, 1918. . 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall bo reserved from sale for the 
public purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and 
reserved and cxempted from lease generally, and they 

are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Land Disvrict or TENTERFIELD, AND SHVERN SHIRE. 

No. 52,937 from sale (52,9388 from lease generally). 
County of Gough, parish of Highland Home, con- 
taining an area of 2 acres 2 roods 2 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 311,— 
as shown on plan G. 6,983-1,761. 

Norr.—Includes part (2 acres 2 roods 2 perches) of 
reserve 51,768 from After-auction Sale, notified 20th 
October, 1916, which part is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-6,066] 
For Sanitary Depot (Addition). 
Lanp District or Carcoar, AND LynpHuRst SHIRE. 

No. 52,931 from sale (52,932 from lease generally). 
County of Bathurst, parish of Krrol, containing an 
area of 2 acres 3 roods 38 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 234. Pian 
B. 4,677-2,009] 

Noret.-—Includes part (2 acres 3 roods 388 perches) 
of reserve 35,401 from sale (85,402 from lease gene- 
rally) for temporary common, notified 29th November, 
1902, which part is hereby revoked. 

L[Ms. 1918-6,135} 
[1041] Department of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
RESERVE FROM AFTER-AUCTION SALE. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 


described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from after-auction sale. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Mairnanp, AND CEssNocK SHIRE. 
No. 52,9385. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Cessnock, containing an area of 2 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of allotments 1 and 2 of 
section 2, village of Kitchener. Plan Kitchener 3. 


LOce, 1918-4,798] 


[1038] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 
{T is hereby notitied that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the lands hereunder de- 
scribed shall, be reserved from sale for the public pur- 
poses hereinatter respectively specified, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





For Quarry. 
BASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 


No. 52,939. County of Gloucester, parish of Kundi- 
bakh, containing an area of 1 acre, The Crown Lands 
fronting the road from Tinonee to Kramback, between 
that road and portion 167,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued G. 4,748-1,497. 

[Ms. 1918-5,126] | . 

No. 52,940. County of Gloucester, parish of Kundi- 
bakh, containing an area of 1 acre. The Crown Lands 
fronting the road from Krambach to Tinonee, be- 
tween that road and portion 165,—as shown on plan 
catalogued G. 4,741-1,497. 

[Ms. 1918-5,126] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Rifle Range. 
Lanp Disrrict or Bingara, AND GwypiIr SHIRE. 


No. 52,930. County of Murchison, parish of Bin- 
gara, containing an area of about 180 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries as shown by 
green tint on plan Ms. 1,092 Me. 

Nors.—Includes part of portion 197 and the whole 
of portion 136. Plans 2,437 and 1,657-1,789. 

[Oce. 1918-4,352] 
For, Travelling Stock. 

Lanp District or WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 

Within the town and suburban lands of Walgett, 

No. 52,933. County of Baradine, parishes of Wal- 
gett and Merritombea, containing an area of about 
142 acres. The Crown Lands within that part of 
Hope-street extending from the western side of Dar- 
ling-street easterly to a point 2 chains easterly from 
the eastern side of Myall-street; and also that part 
of Montkeila-street and its westerly continuation ex- 
tending from the western side of Pitt-street westerly 
to a point 2 chains westerly from the western side otf 
Darling-street. 

[Ms. 1918-5,821] 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Within the town of Walgett. 

No. 52,934. County of Baradine, parish of Wal- 
gett, containing an area of 22 acres. The Crown 
Lands lying between portion 44, the Namoi River, 
portion 45, and the northern side of Montkeila-street. 

Notr.—The whole of reserve No. 1,845 for camping 
and access to bridge, notified 20th November, 1882, 


covering the above area is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-5,821] 





[1043] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
fe pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it 1s hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


—————— 


EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Disirrtot or ARMIDALE, AND GUYRA SHIRE. 

County of Clarke, parish of White, containing an 
area of about 3,850 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 21, 14, 15, 19, 23, again 19, and 13, the 
Aberfoyle River, a western boundary of reserve No. 
29,908 from conditional sale, notified 30th September, 
1899, being a line north from a gum tree marked 
broad-arrow over 01 over 80 on the Aberfoyle River 
to Round Waterhole Creek; and by that creek up- 
wards, to the point of commencement, 
[Forest 1917-1,649] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava. 1918, 








Lanp Disrrict or Wancia, AND APSLEY SHIRE. 


Cotinty of Hawes, parishes of Uriamukki, Brock, 
White, Hawes, aitd Lowry, containing an area of 
about 33,000. acres. ‘The Crown Lands bounded by 
Uriamukki State Forest No. 888, dedicated 25th Jan- 
uary, 1917, parish of Uriamukki; portions 177 and 
183, parish of Shelving, county of Vernon; Enfield 
State Forest No, 3387, dedicated 25th January, 1917, 
parishes of Brock and White; the boundary between 
the Land Districts of Walcha and Taree, parishes of 
White and Hawes; portions 24, 4, and 3 and Mum- 
mell Creek, parish of Hawes; Mummel River, parish 
of Brock; designed block B of Crown-lease Area No. 
1,293, notified 27th May, 1914; and portions 69, 61, 
Walcrow River, portions 25, 71 and 82, parish of 
Lowry. 

LMs. 1917-3,516] 

County of Hawes, parish of Hawes, containing an 
area, of about 700 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by. designed block A of Crown-lease Area No. 2,017, 
notified llth August, 1915, portions 17, 2, and 7, and 
the boundary between the Land Distrivts of Taree and 
Walcha. 

L Ms. 1917-3,516] 


LAnp Disvricr or Carcoar. 


County of Georgiana, parish of Blackman, contain- 
ing an area of about 300 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 36, 19, 18, 1, part 120, a line 
parallel to and 24 chains rectangularly distant from 
the north boundary of portion 18 easterly to meet 
the southern prolongation of the western boundary of 
serub lease 345, by that prolongation south to 
meet the easterly prolongation of the northern poun- 
dary of portion 86 aforesaid; and by that prolonga- 
tion west, to the point of commencement. 
LF orests 1918-2,076-1] 


County of Georgiana, parish of Gillendich, contain- 
ing an area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 73, 63, 68, 12, special lease 
1917-8, and forest reserve 89,747, notified 7th Octo- 
ber, 1905, 

[Forests 1918-2,077] 


Lanp District or Cowra, anp Wavcoots Suine. 


County of Bathurst, parish of Kenilworth, contain- 
jng an area of 56 acres 1 rood 30 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 327 and 828. 
Plans B. 4,587 and 4,588-2,009 R. 

[ Ms. 1918-5,878] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrrict or WYALong, AND Bianp Sree. 
Within Ungarie Preferential Occupation License 
No. 7554, 

County_of Gipps, parish of Ungarie, containing an 

Ig ] , * 
area of 875 acres. The Crown Lands within-the boun- 


daries of measured portion 27. Plan G. 2,529-1,871. 
[Ms. 1918-6,436] 


Lanp District or CooNaBARABRAN, AND COoNABARABRAN 
SHIRE, 

County of Gowen, parish of Timor, containing an 

area of 1,232 ‘acres. The Crown Lands within the 

boundaries of portions 45 and 47. Plan G. 2,055-1,797. 


[Ms. 1918-6,243] 


[1033] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


Prorosats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1918, in respect cf Public School Site 
at Holbrook (fermeriy Germanton), 


HEREAS T am of opinion thet it is expedient 
in the public interest to resume an area of 
2 acres of land at Holbrook (formerly Gormanton), 
dedicated 15th August, 1876, for Public School Site, 
and described in the Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, 
notice is hereby given, in aceordance with the provi- 
sions of the 25th section of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, that it is proposed to deal with the 
said land in the manner following, that is to say,— 
to revoke the dedication thereof heretofore made, and 
to dedicate an area of 5 acres J] rood 8 perches, also 
described in the Sehedule hereto, for Public 
Purposes. 
[ Mise, 1918-3,483] 


W. G. ASHPGRD, Minister for Lands. 


ies) 





echeol 





SCHEDULE REFERRED To. 


Description of an area of 2 acres of land for Public 
‘School Site, the dedication of which is intended 
to be revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Holbrook 
(formerly Germanton), parish of Holbrook, county of 
Goulburn, and State of New Sotith Wales, containing 
an afea of 2 acres ;—being the land shown by red tint 
on plan P, 262-1,978 at the Departnient of Lands, 
Sydney. 


Description of an area of 6 acres 1 rood 8 perches of 
land, which ia intended to be dedicated for Public 
School Purposes. 

All that piece or parcel of land, sittiate at Holbrook 
(formerly Germanton), parish of Holbrook, county of 
Goulburn, and State of New South Wales, containing 
an area of & acres 1 rood 8 perches;—being the lands 
within the boundaries of allotments 1 and 2, section 
45, as shown on plan Holbrook 25 at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 








| 1032] 


Department of Lands, me 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PROPOSALS under séction 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1918, in respect of land at South Graf- 
ton, dedicated for Public Recreation. 


Wee T am of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume an area of 81 acres 
of land at South Grafton, dedicated 9th Jtine, 1897, 
for Public Recreation, and described in the Schedule 
hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 25th section, 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, that it is pro- 
posed to deal with the said land, in the manner fol- 
lowing, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication of 





' the said area of land heretofore made, 


| Ms, 1918-5,328] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 81 acres at South Grafton, 
the dedication of which is intended to be revoked. 
All that piece or parcel of land situate at South 

Grafton. parish of Southampton, county of Clarence, 

containing am aréa of 81 actes: Commencing at the 

north-west corner of portion 881; and bounded thence 
by a line north to the left bank of Alipeu Creek; 
thence by that bank of that creek upwards to the 
north-east corner of portion 38/; thence by the north 
boundary of that portion and the north and west 
boundaries of portion 171 to the north boundary of 
portion 232; and thence by a line westerly, to the 
point of commencement,—as shown by green edging 
on cancelled plan catalogued Mis, 583 Gin, R. 





11031] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 





Provosats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
at Lismore. 

HEREAS TI am of opinion that it is expedient in 
acres 2 roods 33 perches of land at Lismore, dedicated 
20th August, 1886, for Public Recreation, and de- 

in 
notice is hereby given, in accordance with the provi- 
jidation Act, 1913, that ib is proposed to deal with 
the said land in the manner following, that is to 
made. 
{| Ms. 1918-5,669] 


tion Act, 1013, in respect of Recreation Ground 

A the public interest to resume an area of 34. 

scribed in the Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, 

sions of the 25th section of the Crown Lands Conso- 

say,—to revoke the dedication thereof heretofore 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED To: 


Description of 34 acres 2 redds 33 perches, the dedica- 
tion of which is intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Lismore, 
parish of. North Lismore, county of Rous, and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 34 aeres 2 
roods 33 perches, being the land within the boun- 
daries as shown by green edging on plan R. 18-2,339, 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. This area is 
also shown on plans R. 7,768, 7,769, and 7,770-1,759. 


4153 


16 Ava., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 








[1057] | 


Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVS FROM SALB:! 


IS Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
* concurrence of the Seeretaty for Lands, ditects it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 22 of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, the reserye from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and it is revoked accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD. 



































puta [Division ee Purpose, £8 baht County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
, t 1 gan a fs P| : Forests 
Moruya’ ..| Hastefni..} 10,616] Preservation and} 1Feb., 1890] St. Vincent] West Nelligen..| Hurobodalla|43,205 0 0 | The whole;. .| 1911-4,809 
gtowth of timber. 
{ 
NotTE.— The above is within a dedicated state forest. 
ee i at ae ——————— 








dritate Anbertisenerts, 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
Notickh or Intenssp Isstn of Provisionsn Certiri- 
cAtES oF TITLE, 


Vol. 2,817, Fol. 159. Registerod proprietor : Reginald 
Gordon Morgan. Land: 1 rocd 4 perches, lots 


44 aiid 45 of section 4, deposited plan 624, shire 


Warringah, parish Narrabeen, county Cumber- 
land. 


Vol. 1,569, Fol. 127. Registered proprictor: George 
Henry Wait. and: 9 acres, lot 2 of section 38, 
deposited plan 2,411, at Moorebank, parish Hols- 
worthy, county Cumberland. 


Vol. CLXXXIT, Fol. 160. Registered 
Alexander McGregor. Land: 
of a stibdivision of part of suburban portion 
near the Waratah Railway, parish Newcastle, 
county Northumbertand. 


proprictor : 
143 perches, lot 2 
Oo 
set 5 


THE proof of loss of the original certificates of Title 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificates of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration ot twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Recistrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
9s, 


16th August, 1918. 
445 


om 





Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, 
Head Office, 11 Moore-strect, 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


NOTICE CALLING IN PASS-BOOKS FOR 
EXAMINATION. 


IT is notified, for the information of depositors, that the 
Commissioners have approved of the dates hereunder 
mentioned being fixed as the days upon which every depositor 
whose account is kept at the undermentioned Branches shall 
produce, of cause to be produced, his pass-book at the office 
of the Bank at which his account is kept, for the purposes 
of annual- examination and verification, as provided by 
section 43 of the ‘‘ Government Savings Bank Act, 1906 ”:— 
Arneliffe—19th to 24th August, 1918, inclusive. 
Bulli-Woonona—1ith to 23rd August, 1918, inclusive. 
Chatswood—16th to 22nd August, 1918, inclusive. 
Manly—19th to 24th August, 1918, inclusive. 
Penrith—17th to 23rd August, 1918, inclusive. 
Redfern—19th to 24th August, 1918, inclusive. 
Wollongony—16th to 22nd August, 1918, inclusive. 
Tn the event of & pass-book posted to the Bank not being 
returned within ten days, the depositor is requested to report 
the matter to thé Cominissioners. . 


By order of the Commissioners, 


: J. H. DAVIES, 
. Secretary. 


“454 9s. 


eS RY i nen 
win Ee 





ot ete 


In the matter of the Companies Act; and in the matter of th 
Crusader Newspaper Company (in Liquidation). 
NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting ci the Crusader Newspaper Company; held at 110 
Bathurststreet, Sydney, on Friday, the 26th day of July, 
1918, at 11.30 o’clock in the forenoon, the following Extra- 

ordinary Resolutions were passed, Viz. i 


1, That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this Meeting 
that the Company catinot, by reason of its liabilities, 
continue its business, and that if is advisable to wind-up 
the same, and accordingly that the Company be wouhd~ 
up voluntarily. 


2, That George Bennett and Thomas Mdwards of 110 Bathurst- 
street, Sydney, be and are hereby appointed Liquidators 
for the purpose of such winding-up. 

THOS. EDWARDS, 
110 Bathurst-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
26th July, 1915. 
432 63. 


THE JELLICOE MOLYBDENITE MINE LIMITED. 
Sprcirat REsonvuTicn. 


Passed, the first day of July, 1918; confirmed, the 
twenty-fifth day of July, 1918. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of The Jellicoe Molybdenite Mine 
Limited, duly convened and held at the registered 
Office of the Company, B.N.Z. Chambers, George and 
Wynyard streets, Sydney, on the first day of July, 
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, the sub- 
joimed Special Resolution was duly passed, and at a 
subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the said 
Company also duly convened and held at the same 
place on the twenty-fifth day of July, one thousand 
nine hunded and eighteen, the subjoined Special Reso- 
lution was duly confirmed :— 


Reso.ution. 

“That this Company approves of the agreement for 
sale of its assets other than cash to The Macdonald 
Kitchener Mines Ltd., for the consideration 
therein set otit which agreement for the purpose 
of identification is signed by the Chairman of the 
Meeting; and that this Company be wound un 
voluntarily, and that John ‘Lee, of Sydney, 
accountant, be atid is hereby appointed liquidator 
fot the purpose of such winding up, at a fee of 
10 guineas; and that the liquidator be and is 
hereby authorised, in pursuance of section 261 of 
the Companies Act No. 40 of 1899, to enter into 
the said agreement and to carry the same into 
effect, and to take and receive as consideration 
for the transfer of the business and assets of this 
Company 4,800 fully paid up ordinary shares of 
£1 each in the capital of The Macdonald Kitchener 
Mines Ltd., to be distributed amonest the Meim- 
bers of this Company in accordance with their 
respective rights,”’ 

ERNEST A. LAURENCE, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 


C, EMERTON, 
Secretary, 
Dated this eighth day of August, 1918, 


413 13s, 


4154 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ava., 1918. 





SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 


Passed, 20th July, 1918; confirmed, 6th August, 1918. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the company styled Squire and Company, 
Limited, duly convened and held on the twentieth 
day of July, 1918, the subjoined Special Resolution 
was duly passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the Members of the said Company, 
also duly convened and held on the sixth day ot 
August, 1918, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly confirmed ;— 
RESOLUTION. 

That the Company of Squire and Company, Limited, 

be wound up voluntarily, and that Mr. R. 8 


George, Public Accountant, Daily ‘Telegraph 
Buildings, King-street, Sydney, be appointed 


Liquidator. , 
KRESSER PRICE, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
JOHN SQUIRE, 
Secretary to Company. 
Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of August, 1918. 


~ 


419 is. 








IN THE MATTER OF WEBENDORFER BROS. 
LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION). 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in conformity with section 
138 (2) ‘*Companies Act, 1899,” a General Meeting of the 
abovenamed Company will be held at 5, Colonial Bank 
Chambers (First Floor), 105 Pitt-street, Sydney, on Tuesday, 
17th September, 1918, at 2°30 p.m., for the purpose of laying 
before such meeting an account showing the manner in which 
the winding-up has been conducted during the preceding 
- year. 


H. F. HELDER, Joint 
Co Ve Liquidators. 
435 53 





AUSTRAL PATENT LAMP COMPANY LIMITED 
(In Liquipation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Share- 
holders of the above Company will be held at Temple 
Court, Klizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 11th 
September, 1918, at 11 a.m., to receive Final Accounts 
and Report of the Liquidator in connection with the 
voluntary winding up of the Company. 


B. C.. WALMSLEY, A:C.P.A., 
Liquidator. 


416 4s, 





THE following Special Resolution was passed at an 
Mixtraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of 
©. T. Badham and Company, Limited. held at Coraki 
on the 18th July, 1918, and was confirmed at a sub. 
sequent Meeting of the Shareholders of the same 
Company, held on the Ist August, 1918 :— 


“That Messrs. Smellie and Company having exer- 
cised their right under hiring agreement, and 
the balance of assets having been realised for a 
net value of £50 4s., this Meeting now resolves 
to liquidate, and hereby appoint Mr. R. C. Kine 
Kemp as official liquidator, at a remuneration of 
AL) ae 

R. C. KING KEMP, 
Liquidator. 


459, 
452 6s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Joseph Sime and George Twible has, as from 
the third day of August instant, been dissolved by mutual 
consent. All debts owing to the said partnership will be 
received by the said Joseph Sime, and all liabilities of the said 
firm will be settled by the said Joseph Sime. 


Dated this seventh day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 
JOSEPH SIME. 


GEO. TWIBLE. 


Witness,—C. W. Scuraver, Solicitor, Sydney. 
436 5s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
existing between Robert John Brunskill and Thomas Spring- 
carrying on business as Stock, Station, and General Commis, 
sion Agents, at Wagga Wagga, in the State of New South 
Wales, under the style or firm of ‘‘ Brunskill and Spring,” 
has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the 31st day 
of May, 1918, the said Thomas Spring has retired from the 
said firm as from that date, and all debts due and owing by 
the said late firm will be received and paid respectively by 
the said Robert John Brunskill, who will continue to carry 
on the said business under the name ‘‘ R. J. Brunskill.”’ 


Dated this 6th day of August, 1918. 
R. J. BRUNSKILL, 


Signed by the said Robert John Brunskill in the presence of, — 
L. CAHILL, 
Conveyancer and Managing Clerk to 
W.M. J. WALSH, 
Solicitor, Wagga Wagga. 
T. SPRING. 


And by the said Thomas Spring in the presence of, — 
L. CAHILL, 
425 10s. 





SHIRE OF DALGETY. 
CATTLE SLAUGHTERING AND Diseasep ANIMALS 
Meat Act. 
iT is hereby publicly notified that Third Class Ser- 
geant Herman Albert Robinson has been appointed 
as Inspector under the abovementioned Act at Jinda- 
byne, vice Sergeant H. W. Ford, deceased, 
§ D. J. O ROURKE, 

Berridale, 7th August, 1918, Shire Clerk. 
418 4s, 


AND 





| GUNNING SHIRE COUNCIL. et 
NOTICE is hereby given that Percy Denham has been 
appointed Inspector to this Shire, including the office 
of Inspector under the ‘‘Cattle Slaughtering and Dis- 
eased Animals and Meat Act, 1902,’ vice J. B. Law- 


ton, resigned. 
J..C, TIMMS, 
Shire Office, Gunning, Shire Clerk. 
8th August, 1918. 
417 As. 





I, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, the Returning Officer duly 
appointed to hold the election for two Trustees for the 
Algudjerie Creek Weir Water Trust, Jerilderie, for the 
ensuing three years, from 9th August, 1918, do hereby 
declare 
William Moy Robertson, of Tongalo, South Coree, and 
Arthur Westlake Sleeman, of Riversdale, South Coree 


duly elected, they being the only two candidates nominated 
for the positions, 

WM. ELLIOTT, 
Jerilderie, 9th August, 1918. Returning Officer. 
455 4s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Samuel Charles Andrews, formerly of Gular- 
gambone, in the State of New South Wales, lately a 
private in the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, 
on active service, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims upon or being 
otherwise interested in the estate ot the abovenamed deceasea, 
who was killed in action abroad on the 9th day of October, 
1917, are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the administrator, 
with the will annexed, of the estate of the said deceased, 
before the 30th day of September next, after which date the 
said administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims of which he shall then have notice ; and 
the said administrator shall not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.—Dated this 7th day of August, 1918. 
Joie. Ys BUTTON, 
Proctor for the Administrator, . 
Coonamble. 

41] 7s. 6d. 


¥ >) 


(87,450) 


16 Avea., 1918.] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Owen McMahon, late of Taree, in 
the State of New South Wales, horse-trainer, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Taree on or about the 27th 
day of August, 1917, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor 
ior the administratrix of the estate of the said deceased, 
before the 19th day of September next, after which date the 
said administratrix will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have 
notice ; and the said administratrix shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution,—Dated this 12th day of August, 1918. 


LEWIS. ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for Administratrix, 
Taree, 


442 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of A!fred Silvester Baker, late of Heron’s Creek, 
near Kew, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
upon or being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Heron's Creek, near Kew, on or 
about the 26th day of June, 1917, are hereby required to 
‘send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the executrix of the estate of the said 
deceased, before the 19th day of September next, after which 
date the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which she shall then 
have notice ; and the said executrix shall not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution,— Dated this 12th day of August, 1918. 


LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executrix, 
Taree, 


443 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of George Robert Jackson, late of Urangeline, 
Albury, in the State of New South .Wales, grazier, 
deceased. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all persons entitled to make 
any application under the *‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916,” and all creditors 
and other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed George Robert Jackson, de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 12th day of March, 1918, 
and probate of whose will was on the 9th day of August, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in 
its Probate Jurisdiction, to Ethel Florence Jackson, of Uran- 
geline, Albury, in the State of New South Wales, the widow 
vf the said George Robert Jackson, deceased, and Norman 
Charles Ulapperton, of Brookong, Lockhart, in the said 
State, grazier, the executrix and executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their appli- 
‘cation or claim to the said executrix and executor, or to the 
undersigned, on or before the 5th day of October, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time the said executrix and executor 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said George Robert 
Jackson, deceased, among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to any applications under the said Act, and the 
debts and claims of which they shall then have had notice ; 
and the said executrix and executor will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose application 
under the said Act or debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of sueh distribution,—Dated this ]2th 
day of August, 1918, 


DIBBS, PARKER, AND PARKER, 
Procters for the Exeoutrix and Executor, 
B.N.Z. Chambers, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 


437 Se id, 
No, 10], 16 August, 1918,—9, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


4155 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE, JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Harry Harold Bubh, late of 
Goulburn, in the State of New South Wales, carter, 
deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wilis, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Harry Harold Bubb, the abovenumed deceased, 
who died on or about. the 3rd ,day of April, 1918, 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 13th day of 
June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
‘Trustee on or before the 12th day of September, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ;,and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any, part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 





Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
9th August, 1918. 
427 7s. 6d, 


a D 


In the Suprerne Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of John Lawson, late of West 
Wallsend and Australian Imperial Force, in the State of 
New South Wales, deceased. ; bes 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereny 
given that all creditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of John Lawson, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
15th day of October, 1917, and letters of administration, with 
the will annexed, was, on the 30th day of April, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 12th day of September, 1918, at the expiration 
of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having, regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not_be liable, 
forthe assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 
T. W, GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
9th August, 1915. 
428 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Wilfred George Harvey, late of 
Hurstville, in the State of New South Wales, and of 
’ the Australian Imperial Forces, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Wilfred George Harvey, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 5th day of 
May, 1917, and letters. of administration with | the. will 
annexed was, on the 8th day of November, 191%, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required te send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee, on or before the 
13th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets.or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 


he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 
T, W, GARRETT, 
_ Public ‘Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, i, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


9th August, 191s. } 
426 ai - Thy 6d 


4156 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


[16 Ava., 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Henry Ogden Bath, late of 
Solomon Islands, formerly’ of Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, plantation overseer, deceased, in- 
testate. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Henry Ogden Bath, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 5th day of January, 1918, and administra- 
tion of whose éstate was, on the 22nd day of July, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme’ Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, aré hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 30th day 
of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time’ the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; and 
notice is hereby further given’ that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributéd, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

10th August, 1918. 


499 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


ny the matter of the will of Carl George Krafft, late of Bourke 
(formerly of Levuka, Fiji), in the State of New South 
Wales, civil prisoner of war, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of Carl George Krafft, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 13th day of February, 
1918, and letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
was, on the 8th day of April, 1918. granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Publie Trustee, are hereby 
required to0.send particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 30th day of October, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 12th August, 18918. 





447 7s. 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (85,845) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Francis Wilkie, late of No. 262 Glebe 
Point’ road, Glebe, in the State of New South Wales, 
Draper, a Sergeant-Major in the Australian Imperial 
Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 9th day of October, 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales in.its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day of May, 
1918; to Frederick George Lane, the sole executor named in 
the said will, are hereby reauired to send in particulars of 
their claims to the'said' executor, under cover to the under- 
signed, the’ proctors for the said executor, on or before the 27th 
day of September next, at the expiration of whieh time the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said’ deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall then 
have had notice, and the said executor will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to; any person of whose debt or 


elaim he ‘shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 


bution.—Dated this lith day of August, 1913. 


. KERSHAW, MATTHEWS, AND LANE, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
Ocean House, Moore-street, 


Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales." (86,595) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Corrigall, late of Kensington- 
road, Summer Hill, near Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased, intes- 
ate. Pi oe 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate, and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance Act, 1916’: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor or other. person having any’ claim 
against, the estate of William Corrigall, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 19th day 
of February, 1918, and letters of administration of 
the estate and effects of the said deceased were, on 
the 7th day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are 
hereby required to send in particulars in writing of 
such claim to the said Public Trustee, at. his offices, 
Culwulla Chambers, Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on or 
before the 28th day of September, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee. will, pre- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased’ 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose clainr 
he shall not, have had. notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—Dated this 10th day of August, a.p. 1918. 


HOUSTON & Co., 
Proctors for the Public Trustee, 
25 O’Connell-street, Sydnev. 


493 7s. 6d. 








‘In ‘the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. ..... 


In the will of Thomas Collins, late of Auburn, in the 
State of New South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act,1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family ,.Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of, Infants. Act, 1916:’ 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and. other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands..of what 
kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died en. or about the 16th day of 
May, 1917, and letters of ,administration., of . whose 
estate were granted (probate of whose will. was 
granted) by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 15th day of July, 
1918, to the Permanent Trustee Company of New 
South Wales Limited, the administrator of the said 
estate, are hereby required to send in particulars. of 
such debts, claims, and demands to the said adminis- 
trator on or before the 20th day of September next, 
at the expiration of which time the said administra- 
tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts, claims, and demands only of which 
it shall then have had notice; and the said administra- 
tor will not be lable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall 
not have had notice at the .time ,of such distribu- 
tion,—Dated this 9th day of August, 1918.: 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of 
New South Wales Limited, 


A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
J. Retew, Proctor, 375 George-street, Sydney. 


414 7s. 6d 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Catherine Collins, late of Lidcombe, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice’ is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands of what 
kind’soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 10th day 
of June, 1918, and letters of administration of whose 
estate were granted (probate of whose will ‘was 
granted) by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 15th day of July, 
1918, to the Permanent Trustee Company of New 
South Wales Limited, the executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
such debits, claims, and demands to the said executor 


16 ‘Ava, 1918) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


41547 





on or before the 20th day of September next, at the 
C2eiration of which time the said executor will pro 
eed to distribute.the assets of thesaid deceased among 
the persons entitled theréto, having regard to the 
debts,, claims, and demands only of which it shall then 
haye had notice; and the said executor will, not,.be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person’ of 
whose debt, claim, or demand it shall not, have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
Sth day of August, 1918. ii 
For the Permanent Trustee Company of 
‘onedeet Of New.South Wales Limited, 
4 A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
J. Renpx, Proctor, 375 George-street, Sydney. 
Ald. i 7s. 6d. 


—_— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Edwin George Brewer, late of Marlee, Upper 
‘| Manning,” in the State of New South Wales, retired 
farmer; deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the “‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon or 
being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Marlee on or about the 6th day of 
October, 1916, are’hereby required to send in full particulars 
of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the admin- 
istrator of the estate of the said deceased, before the J9th day 
of September next, after which date the said acministrator 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the. parties entitled thereto, having regard only, to 
the claims of which he shall then have notice ; and the said 
administrator shail not be liable, for the assets or any part 
*thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 12th day of August, 1918. 

“LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 

Proctor for the Administrator, 
Taree. 


441 7s, 6d. 








‘© Jn the Supreme Court.of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter,of. the estate of William Westwood 
Young, late of Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, farm labourer, and of the Australian Im- 
perial Forces; on active service, deceased, intes- 
tate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice ‘is hereby. ‘given that all creditors and other 

persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of William Westwood Young, the above- 

‘named deceased, who died on! or about the 10th day 

of November, 1916, and letters of administration to 

whose estate were on the 23rd day of May, 1918, 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 

in its Probate Jurisdiction, to The Union . Trustee 

‘Company of Australia, Limited, are hereby required to 

‘send particulars in writing of their claims to the said 

The Union Trustee Company of Australia, Limited, 

on or before the 4th day of October, 1918, at the ex- 

‘piration of which time the said Union Trustee Com- 

pany of Australia, Limited, will nroceed to distribute 

the assets of the said deceased: amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which the said Company then has natice; 
and ‘notice is hereby further given that the said The 

Union Trustee Company of At 

not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 

tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim the 


‘said Company shall not’ have had notice at the time 
i distribution.—_Dated this 15th day of August, 
“McLACHLAN AND MURRAY, © 

roctors for the Administrator, 
cos I 728 King-street, Sydney: * 
449 7s. 6d 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
. PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

Tn the will of Ano Graham, formerly of Cabbage Tree Island, 
Manning River, but late of Taree, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. rh i 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and to the ‘* Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 

dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 


ustralia, Limited, will. 


et 


all creditors and other persons having any claims upon or 
being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who ‘died at Taree, on or about the 9th day of 
June, 1918, are hereby required to ;send in full particulars 
of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor for the 
executor of the estate of the said deceased, before the 19th 
day of September next, after which date the said executor 


‘will proceed ‘to distribute the assets of the said deceased 


amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims of which he shall then have notice ; andithe ‘said 
executor shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person ‘of whose claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 12th 


day of August, 1918. ) 
ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
‘ ol Taree. . 
Ta. ba, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. is 


In the matter of the will of George Harry Simpson, 
late of Balranald, in the State of New South 
Wales, and of the Australian Imperial Expedi- 
tionary Forces on active service, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion ‘Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship, of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that. all creditors, and, other 
persons having any debt or claim upon jor affecting 
the estate of George Harry Simpson, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on the 5th day of November, 
1916, and letters of administration’ of whose estate, 
with the will annexed, were, on the 27th day of June, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to The Union 
Trustee Company of Australia Limited,! are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims 
to the said The Union Trustee Company of Australia 
Limited, on or before the 4th day of October, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time ‘the said’ The Union 
Trustee Company, of Australia Limited will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which the ‘said Company then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given,that the 
said The Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited 
will not be liable, for the assets or any, part thereof 
go distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
the said Company shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this’ 15th day of 
August, 1918. 
McLACHLAN AND MURRAY, 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
728 King-street, Sydney. 
7s, 6d. 


Supreme Court of New, South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Bernshaw Lomax Bean- 
mont, late of Svdney, in thé State*of New South 
Wales, and of the Australian Imperial Expedi- 
tionary Forces; on active sérvice,; deceased, in- 
testate. 


PURSUANT to-the ‘Wills, Probate,.and Admimistra- 
tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family,,Main- 
tenance, and Guardianship, of . Infants Act, 1916”,: 
Notice is hereby given) .that. all creditors and, other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting. 
the estate of Bernshaw Lomax Beaumont, the aboye- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 5th day of 
Anril, 1917, and letters’ of administration to whose 
estate were. on the 3rd dav of Jantiary, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of Néw South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, to The Union Trustee Company 
of Australia Limited, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said The 
Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited on or 
before the 4th day of October, 1918) %at the expiration 
of which time the said The Union Trustee Company of 
Australia Limited will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said’ deceased amongst’ the persons’ entitled 
thereto, having recard' to the debts and claims only 
of which the said, Company then has notice ; and notice 
is hereby further given that the, said, The yen 
Trustee Company of Australia Limited will nét he 
iad for the assets or any part thereof so, distributed, 
o any person of whose debt or claim the said Comvany 


LEWIS 


444 








450 





In the 


shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 


bntion,—Dated this 15th day of August, 1918. a 
‘McLACHLAN AND MURRAY, 


Proctors for the Administrator. 
72pn King-street, Sydney. 


451 7s. Gd. 


4158 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. [16 Ava., 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Ellis Hobden, late of Great Lodge, 
Jerry’s Plains, rear Singleton, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Thomas Ellis 
Hobden, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
16th day of May, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on 
the! 26th day of July, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to John Ellis Hobden and Eliza Mary 
Ellis Alcorn, both of Jerry’s Plains aforesaid, an executor and 
the executrix in the said will named (with leave reserved to 
James Ellis Hobden the other executor therein named to come 
in and prove) is hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of such claim to the said John Ellis Hobden and Eliza Mary 
Ellis Alcorn, in care of the undersigned William John Cragg, 
at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 25th day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
’ John Ellis Hobden and Eliza Mary Ellis Alcorn will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they then have notice ; andinotice is hereby further 
given that the said John Ellis Hobden and Eliza Mary Ellis 
Alcorn will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
12th day of August, 1918. 


WILLIAM JOHN CRAGG, 
Proctor for the Executor and Executrix, 
George-street, Singleton, 
By his Agents,— 
GouLD AND SHAW, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


446 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Wells, of Vacy, in the State of New South Wales; 
ex parte the bankrupt. 


TAKE NOTION that the Sequestration Order made herein 
on the seventeenth day of November, 1898, against the above- 
named John Wells, bas this day been discharged.—Dated this 
8th day of August, 1918. i 
BOWMAN AND MACKENZIE, 
Solicitors for the Applicant, 
279 George-street, Sydney. 
63. 


(13,089) 


430 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Diseharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (1,354) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alexander Brown, of Lismore, farmer, formerly licensed 
victualler. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTIOE that I, Alexander Brown, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Wednesday, the 4th day of September next, at 10 a.m., or 
as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated 
this 8th day of August, 1918. 
. ALEXANDER BROWN. 

By MackENZIE AND MACKENZIE, 
Solicitors, 164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
431 68. 6d. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,453) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Thomas Bushell, senior, of Spofforth-street, Neutral Bay, 
salesman, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Thomas Bushell, senior, intend to 


apply te the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, . 


Sydney, on Wednesday, the 4th day of September, 1918, at 10 
a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Diseharge be granted to me, under and 
aceording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 10th day ef August, 1918. 


THOMAS BUSHEIL. 


456 65. 


a 


(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankrupt Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,531) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Arthur Hedges, of Kent-street, Greta, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of 


August, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
466 3s. 6d. 


Poem PDE SS PLS Ea eee enna see ee nen eines nie ee neL ee een 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,534) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re John Henry Rowse, of Cessnock, miner, 


NOTICE iis hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee,—Dated at Sydney, this 12th day of 


August, 1918. 
¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
467 3s. 6d. 


eS ee ee a ee 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,520) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re J. W. Lamrock, of Delungra. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of James Martin and Company, Limited, and Mr. C, 
F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Daied 
at Sydney, this 9th day of August, 1918. 
¥F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


468 3s. 6d. 








{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. J 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,524) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re J. A. Samuels, of Ivanhoe, Dubbo, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt on the 
petition of F, Lassetter and Company, Limited, and Mr. W. 
H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this luth day of August, 1918. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
34, Od. 


(21,517) 


469 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alexander Dunn, of Allynbrook, ncar Ganmain, farmer, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of credito)s 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Ganmain, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 12th day 
of September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th day of Septem- 


ber, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
‘ Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—CHARIES Farnrax WatERLOe Lioyp. 
470 6s. 


(21,489) 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Margare! Kerin, of 2 Dudley-stveet, Marrickville, and 
formerly of Parkee, hotelkeeper. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
Parkes, before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the 
4th day of September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 31st 


day of August, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
: Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—CHanius Farrrax Waterroo Lroyr. : 
471, 8. 


16/Ava,1918,]° NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
* | IN BANKRUPTCY. - 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, onthe 26th day of 
August, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor te vote, thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not 
later than the 23rd day of August, 1918 :— 

Re Onofiro Fava (No. 21,519), of {180 New South Head road, 

Double Bay, near Sydney, fruiterer. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Oxanizs FarrFax Watrrioo Liorp. 
472 ra , 6s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Jogi , Sheriff's Office, _ ; 
ants Sydney, 15th August, 1918. 


Joseph Peter Heber v. Arthur Ayre. 


ON Saturday, the twenty-first day of September, 1918, at 
moon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously 
satistied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction, 
at the Court-house, Bellingen,—All the estate, right, title, 
and interest to, which at the date of the) writ of fieri facias 
herein, the defendant, Arthur Ayre, was, entitled in the under- 
mentioned conditional purchases, namely, of, in, and to,— 

All that piece or parcel of land containing fifty acres, 
situate in the parish of South Bellingen, county of 
Raleigh,—being portion No. 3848, applied for by 
Arthur Ayre, at the Lands Office, Bellingen, on 9th 
December, 1909, confirmed on 23rd February, 1911, 
and being conditional purchase No, 09-245. 

Also, of, in, and to all that piece or parcel of land con- 
taining fifty acres, situate as aforesaid,—being por- 
tion No. 351, applied for by Arthur Ayre, at the 
Lands Office, Bellingen, on 17th March, 1910, con- 
firmed on the 23rd February, 1911, and being con- 
ditional purchase No. 10-26. 

And also of, in, and to all that piece or parcel of land 
containing one hundred and {thirty-five and one- 
quarter acres, situate as aforesaid,—being portions 
Nos. 352 and 353, applied for by Arthur Ayre, at 
the Lands Office, Bellingen, on the 18th November, 
1912, confirmed on the 3rd: March, 1913, and being 
conditional purchase No, 12-128. 

And in and to all conditional leases and rights of con- 
ditional lease (if any) held or applied for in virtue of 
the above-described conditionally purchased land, 


To be sold subject to all conditions remaining unfulfilled at 
the date of the writ, and also subject to the prior equities or 
lawful claims if any of other persons then subsisting with 
respect to such land so far as the same are or may be capable 
of enforcement, 


Terms Cash, 
Cc. R. WALSH, 
Sheriff. 
McGureN AND Potuack, Plaintifi’s Attorneys, 
Coff’s Harbour, 
By their Agents,—Dawsox, WALDRON, AND GLOVER, 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
465 13s. 


ean ees 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Norice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under. 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are now 
filed in the Offiee of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection 
of persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for con- 
firmation on’ Monday, the 2nd September, 1918, if not pre- 
viously objected to :— 


George Armifield, of Berrima, labourer (No. 14,871), a third 
account. and’ second plan of distribution showing pay- 
ment of the balance of all known claims in full anda 

\ balance of £1 14s, carried forward to the credit of the 
estate. 

John Jobnston, of Urunga, labourer, formerly of Repton (No. 
21,363), a second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of four shillings and 
elevenpence one-sixth of a penny in the pound on all 
proved concurrent claims. 

Lionel George Carr, trading as G. Carr & Son, of Church- 

' street, Parramatta, carrying on business at 61 Parra- 
matta-road, Annandale, produce merckant (No. 21,447), 
a first account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of six shillings in the pound on all proved 


concurrent claims, and a balance of £23 18s, 2d. carried 


forward to the credit of the estate, 


4159 





Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :— 


Charles Arthur Post, of Borambola, via Wagga Wagga; 
farmer and grazier (No. 21,433), a first account providing 
for payment of the fees, charges, and expenses, and 
carrying a balance of £21 3s, 4d. forward to the eredit 
of the estate. 

Dudley Chapman and Francis Walter Thomson, of Tenters 

| field, \trading as Chapman & Thomson, engineers (No. 
21,455), a first account providing for payment of the 
fees, charges, and expenses, and carrying forward a 
balance of £3 1s. 4d. to the credit of the estate. 

No, 21,453. Arthur Henry James Clarke, of Dumaresq!road, 
Rose Bay, engineer. 

Michael George Casey, of Denizun:street;’ Junée,’ late of 

Cooma-street, Yass, dentist. 


“ WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
TH Official Assignee, 


ie 


47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
: 15th August, 1918. - 
457 148, 
In the Supreme Court of New South: Wales, 
No. 763 of 4.p. 1918, 


Between W. B. Colbeck, plaintiff, and Albert Kdward 
Turner, defendant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this Court at 
the suit of the abovenamed W. B. Colbeck against the abové- 
named Albert Edward Turner, to recover one hundred and 
two pounds ten shillings and one penny, payable by the 
defendant to plaintiff for money paid by the plaintiff for the 
defendant, at nis request ; and it being alleged that the said 
Albert Edward Turner does not reside within the jurisdiction 
of this Court ; a writ of Foreign Attachment has been issued, 
returnable on the fourth day of September, 1918, wherein 
William Tilley and Frank Edward Tilley, who carry on 
business as stock-brokers at 78 Pitt-street, Sydney, under 
the name or style of ‘‘ William Tilley & Co” are garnishees, 
notice is hereby given thereof, And if at any time before 
final judgment in this action the said Albert Edward Turner, 
or any person on his behalf, will give the security and notice 
and file the appearance and plea required in that behalf by 
the ‘‘Common Law Procedure Act of 1899,” the attachment 
may be dissolved.—Dated this 16th day of August, 1918, 


A, J; McLACHLAN, 
Plaintiff's Attorney, © 
728 King-street, 
Sydney. 
463 4 Tis. 





In the District Gourt cf the Northern Distriet, 
holden at Bellingen. 


No. of Plaint, 33 of 1917. 
No. of Writ, 7 of 1918. 


Between Howard Arthur Marks, plaintiff, and Henry Albert 
Miles, defendant. 


ON Monday, the sixteenth day of September, 1918, at twelve 
noon, unless a writ of fieri facias issued herein is previously 
satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public auction at the Court: 
house, Bellingen,—All the right, title, and interest (if any) of 
the abovenamed defendant, of, in, and to,— 


All those pieces or parcels of land, being lots 10, 11, and 12 
’ section 8, situated in Orara-street, Urunga, parish “ox 
Newry, and county of Raleigh, being the land comprised 
in land grants registered volume 1292, folio €3, and 
volume 1530, folio 109. 
Terms, Cash. 
Dated this thirtesnth day of August, 1918. 
H. B. COPELAND, 
Registrar. 
46L 83. 


7, 





LOST, from Dubbo,—One half draught bay gelding, white 
hind feet, white star, snip down face, rising 4 years, branded 
RY BH near shoulder; one black pony mare, gmall star on 
forehead, rising 3 years, branded C B over T ; one bay pony 
gelding, black points, black stripe down back, rising 3 years, 
branded (CB over T near shoulder, brand not visible. 


THOMAS THOMPSON, 
Dubbo. 








LOST, from Dubbo,—Bay colt, rising 4 years, about 15 hands, 
brands not visible, scar on front shin, 

H. WHEELER, Poundkeeper, 
474 0 ; ho aie 


4160 


£1 REWARD. 
LOST from Fast) Maitland—Brown or) black pony mate, 
about 14 hands, rising (4) four years, branded like, (W) 
halter mutk under jaw. Above reward for information leading 


to recovery. 

: M, LAWSON, 

: Telerah, West Maitland. 
459 Met Ye ' 8s. 


EM igks 





LOST, from Humphrey’s Dairy, Gardener’s-road, Water!oo,—= 
Bay draught miare; 9. years old, branded (a) on near shoulder, 
white face, four white feet, back iegs white to hocks, about 17 
nae EDWARD GATES, 


4 Lucas-street, Camperdown. 
422 ot BBs 





STOLEN or strayed, from Kogarah, 13th August, 1918,—Bay 
draught gelding, SH over > near shoulder, rising 5 years ; 
bay draught gelding, J B near shoulder, § near upper thigh, 


two fey hind socks, bald face, rising 9 years. Reward. 
/ R. C. ROSE, 
Town Clerk, 
Kogarah. 


473 ) 3s. 


' >  Empoundiags. 








*#,* Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 
Prpounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Ox SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAT DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement welt 


bé inserted in the Gazette wnless accompanied by a remitianee — 


miFicient to cover the cost of insertion. 








ASHFIELD,—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 3rd day of 
August, 1918, from Railway-crescent, Homebueh, by H, G. 
Hynard, Impounding Officer, Strathfield ; sum due at date 
of notice set after each animal :— 


Dark-bay stallion, like YN, over CK near shoulder, black 
pointe, shod, aged, about 145 hands, £1 38. 3d. 


Also, on the 4th instant, from the Reserve, Oxford-street, 
‘Burwood, by H. Pye, Impounding Officer, Burwood : — 
Chestnut pony gelding, like C over J,Y near shoulder, star 

and snip, fetlocks white, shod, aged, about 14 hands, 
£1 2s. 9d. 
Tf not released; will be sold at this Pound ‘at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918. 


412—2s. H, HOWIE, Jon., Poundkeeper. 





CON DOBOLIN.—Impounded at Condobolin, on the 26th day 
of July, 1918, from police station, Condobolin, by police ; 
sum due at date of notice, £2 13s. 3d. :— 

Threé merino wether hoggets, branded one like X, one like 

' Ly, ‘the other blotched; ear-marks like two: half: half- 
pennies. 

Ewe hoggett, no brand visible, ear-mark like two Halt half- 
pennies. 

ent, not released, will be sold according to Impounding rane 


“421-28 C. WHITE, Poundkeeper. 





— 


tito aioe at Dubbo, from Darling-street,. Dubbo, 
by H. Blackwood; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 


Bay gelding, branded like a \\yB: collar-marked, ‘aged ; 
£1 is: : 
Aiso, from Brisbane-street, Dubbo :—’' 
Black mare, H near shoulder, near hind foot white, string 
halt, aged ; #1 3s. 6d. 
Also, on same date, from Wychitella, by J. G. Matchett :— 
Brown gelding, branded like J B, aged; £1 5s. 6d: 


If not reléased, -will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


22nd August, 1918. btu 
475—3s, H. WHEELER, Poundkeeper. 





GEURIE —Impounded at Geurie, on the 29th day of July 
1918, by 8. Hell, from Mr. J. E. Whiteley’s cultivation 
paddock :— 

Grey’ horse, branded 3. 


Tf not released, will be sold at élite Pound at noon onthe 
22nd August, 1918, 


438—1s, 7, CANTRILL, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 


4 460— 4a: 


[16 Ave. 1918, 





GRANVILLE.—Impounded at Granville, on the 5th day of 
August, 1918, from The Avenue, by W. F. Noble, 
Impounding Officer ; ; sum due at date of notice get after 
each animal :— 


Bay gelding, no brands visible, star and snip, three shoés on, 

5 years, 16 hands ; 3; £1 2s. 6d. : 
Also; on the 7th instant, from Bouthatteot i= nore taw d 

Bay gelding, TAP off shoulder, like fy (blotched). near 
shoulder, black points, shod, aged; 16 hands; £1.0s. 6d. 
Also, on the 12th imstant, from Parramatta-street :— 

Bay draught gelding, * o, over UV over & near shoulder, 
“blaze, spots under saddle, hind fetlocks. si aa nino 
aged, 164 hands; 10s. 6d. 


Also, from Railway-parade :— 


Pony gelding, no brands. visible, star, three fotlocks white, 
unshod, unbroken, 2 years, 12 hands; 8s. 6d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


29th August, 1918, 
458-~4s, A. DUGGAN, "poner spr gence , 











HURSTVILLE.—Impounded at Harétville, on the 13th day 
of August, 1918, from Kogarah, by Inspector nen ea 4 
‘sum due at date of notice, 10s. 6d. each:— 


Bay gelding, like HR over >< near shoulder, hitia feet 
white, lump under belly, aged, about 16 hands, 

Yellow- -bay mare, no brand, visible, star, snip, shod, gray patches 
on back, about 5 years, about 16% hands. 


Bay mare, like 


about 152 hands. 
Bay or brown pony mire, indistinct brand, dlipyéd except 
head and legs, about 14 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this pad at noon on the 
29th August, 1918. 
443—4s. 


near shoulder, star, shod, about 6 years, 


W. HERRON, Poundkeeper. 


INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 8rd day of 
August, 1918, from Nullamanna Station, by E. Smith ; sum 
due at date of notice, 138. 8d. each :-— 


Chestnut saddle gelding, like A near shoulder, blaze, hind 
feet white, bell on when impounded, 10 years, 16 hands, 


Chestnut saddle gelding, like BO a near shoulder; like 96 2 
off shoulder, blaze, hind feet white, white spots.on back, 
hogged mane and tail, off eye out, shod, bell on with lange 
strap, 9 years, about 14} hands. 

Black pony mare, H Be near shoulder, bald face, itd kao 
white, unshod, broken, 2} years, 124 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at’ this Pound at noon on tne 
29th August, 1918. 


424—3s. T. OLAUGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 





LIVERPOOL:—Impounded ‘at Liverpool, on/ the ‘5th day, of 
August, 1918, from Bigg’s-square, by A‘ ete pt 
Inspector : — 

Chestnut gelding, like C near ehoulder, oe ‘Poor condition, 
aged, 15 hands.” 

Bay gelding, like } near shoulder, shod na Bindition; aged, 
15 hands. 


_ If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, ni 
44028, L. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. ; 


MARRICKVILLE.—Impounded at: Marrickville, on.the L?th 
day of August, 1918, from Stokes-avenue, by. Inspector 
Brownell; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Brown or black draught gelding, no brands visible, shod, hind 
foot white, clipped, like skin disease. healing, 164 hands ; 
128. 6d. 


Also, on the 14th instant, from Mis Avthurlpdvadtes by H. 


- Nunn :— 


over ta near shoulder, hind foot 
white, unshod, {68 hands ; 6s. 3d. 


Bay gelding, like ‘CM over “Holt shoulder, black points, 
shod, 153 hands; 6s. 8d. 

Also, on same date and by same person, from Ewart-street :—~ 

Bay pony pat black points, no brands visible, rec 134 
hands; 6s. 


Tf not aad, will be sold st this Pound at noon on the 
29th August, 1918. ‘ 





Bay gelding, like — 


R. SPARKS, Poundkeeper. 


16 Avg., 1918,] 





MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 8th day of August 
1918, from Rosebery Eatate, Waterloo, by Mr. T. Sheely, 
Waterloo; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 


Cream-coloured gelding, I, @ 4 near shoulder, black points, | 


black mane and tail, aged, 16 hands ; £2 2s. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
22nd August, 1918, 
Also, on the 12th instant, from Crown-street, Sydney, 
by Police, Sydney :— 
Bay mare, JY, over J near shoulder, star, near hind foot white, 
aged, 14 hands; Ss, 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th August, 1918. 


434—2s, 8. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkesper. 





RAN) WICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 9th day of 
August, 1918, from Anzac+parade, by D. McCarthy, per 
G. Baker; sum due at date of notice, £1 8s.:— 

Creamy gelding, like NC over M near shoulder, small star, 
collar and saddle marked, pulled mane and tail, shod, 
aged, about 15 hands. P 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

29th August, 1918. 


464—1s, M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 








RYDE.—Impourded at Ryde, on the 4th day of August, 1918, 
from Field of Mars Cemetery, by D. N. Calvert ; sum due 
at date of notice, 12s. 2d. :— 

Bay horse, $ over WV near shoulder, black points, White face, 
aged, about 16 bands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the | 


5th September, 1918. 
420—1s. 


A. TUCKWELL, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 


4161 





SINGLETON.—Impounded at Singleton, on the 9th day of 
August, 1918, from public roads, Whittingham, by B. G. 
Doyle; notice sent to registered brand; sum duo at date 
of notice set after each animal :— 


Roan heifer, no brands visible, ear-marked near ear; dew-lapped, 
18 months ; 5s. 7d. 

Two roan heifers, &C near rump, 9 months; 11s. 2d. 

Red heifer, same brands, newly branded ; 5s. 4d, 

Red and white heifer, same brands, newly branded ; 5s. 4d, 

Red steer, same brands, newly branded : 5s, 4d. ; 

Red and white steer, same brands, newly branded ; 5s. 4d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


29th August, 1918. 


433—7s. G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 





SINGLETON,—Impounded at Singleton, on the 12th day of 
August, 1918, from public roads, by B. G. Doyle; sum 
due at date of notice, 3s. 1@d. :— 


Brown mare, indistinct letter before B near shoulder, white 
down face, little white off hind foot and near fore foot, 
13 years, 147 hands. 


If not released will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
29th August, 1918. 


439—1s, G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 





 Sndusivial Anstices. 





[989] 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 


H” Excellency the Governor-in-Council has been pleased to direct that, in pursuance 
of the provisions of section 2 of the ‘** Trade Unions Re-registration Act, 1918,” the 
VYrade Union styled the Trolley, Draymen, and Carters’ Union of Sydney arid Suburbs be 


registered as an Industrial Union. 


G. 8. BEHBY. 





[968 ] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 12th July, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &c., State) 
Board, is constituted (constitution published at page 7603 of No. 224 of Government 
Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol: ix, page 207) is pub- 
lished in accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the 


Regulatious thereunder. 


(No. 1,782) 


F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 850 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 87 of 12th 
July, 1918, made in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Iron 
and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 12 (‘Tinsmiths, &c., State) Board, is constituted ; 
in the matter of an application by. William Arnott, Limited, for variation of the said 
Award; and in the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912. 


Tuesday, the sixth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READ- 
ING the Notice of Motion filed herein by William Arnott, Limited, and the affidavit of 
Arthur Cyril Berman, sworn the 29th day of July last and filed in support thereof, AND 
UPON HBARING Mr. J. Stuart Thom, solicitor for the applicant, and Mr. M. Henwood 
on behalf of the Tin Canister Makers Employees’ Union of New South Wales, an Indus- 
trial Union of ‘Employees, the respondents herein: IT IS ORDERED that the Award of 
the Court published in Government Gazette No. 87 of 12th July, 1918, and made in rela- 
‘tion to the industries and callings in respect of which the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades 
Group, No. 12 (Tinsmiths, &¢., State) Board, is constituted, be and the same is hereby 


varied as follows :— 


1. By inserting the following new clause after clause 10 of the said Award :— 
10a. Exemption.—The firm of William Arnott, Limited, is exempted from 
_ the obseryance of the provisions of this Award as to the working hours so long 
as the working hours are those observed at the factory. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


RT RG RR DS CR oa ca crear ee 


: 


4162 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. {16 Ava, 1918, 


[970] Industrial Registrar's Court. 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries’ and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 7620 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 242), and rescinding and replacing the Award 
of the Board, published in.Government Gazette of 31st March, 1916, as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 7th July, 1917, and 9th November, 1917. 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder, 


(a ee F, W, KITCHING, 
(No. 1,779.) : Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 338 of 1918. 


In the matter of the Transport Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, &c.. Cumberland) 
soard; in the matter of an application to the Court by the Master Retailers’ Associa- 
tion, the City and Suburban’ Shop Keepers’ Association, and the New South Wales 
Retail Grogers’. Association, Industrial Unions of Employers, for determination of 
ee industrial matters; and in the matter of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 

Thursday, the Sth day of August, 1918. 

THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 2nd August instant, and again this day, 

WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the Notice of Motion filed herein by the Master 

Retailers’ Association, the City, and Suburban Shopkeepers’ Association, and the New South 

Wales Retail Grocers’ Association, Industrial: Unions. of Employers, and the affidavit of 

John Francis Kirby, sworn the 19th day of July last, and filed in support thereof. and the 

application for exemption filed by Nicholson & Company, Limited, W, H. Paling & Company, 

Limited, and the Pianola Company, Limited, AND UPON HEARING Mr. Yuill, of Messrs. 

Norton, Simith,..&.Company, solicitors. for. the Master Retailers’ Association, Industrial 

Union of Employers, Mr. J. F. Kirby on behalf of the City and Suburban Shopkeepers’ 

Association and the New South Wales Retail Grocers’ Association, the applicants herein ; 

Mr. G. I’, Williamson, solicitor for’ Nicholson & Company, Limited, W. H. Paling & Com- 

pany, Limited, and the Pianola Company, limited, and Mr. M. Henwood on behalf of FE. 

Palmer and other employees in the iidustry: IT TS ORDERED AND DETERMINED, and 

the Court doth by consent award as follows:— 


hie AWARD. 


Nes obe cies Lip!” Le ae 10s 3 Blea) Carters, Retail Stores, Cumberland. 
humeral ie: whe ae Ht 1. Hours. 

(@) The week's work for which the wages hereinafter specified sball be paid shall be 
not more than fifty-four per week, exclusive of meal times; such hours shall be worked 
between 7 aan. and 6.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday (inclusive), and 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. en 
Saturday. : oe kes | gm a a Mae a iat |g aT 

_ (b) In lieu of the foregoing provision, retail employers of store carters doing runs 
may adopt for any of such carters the following method :—They may employ them for 
ten hours forty-eight minutes on each of the first five working days of the week, ending 
at 7.380 p.m,, making a total of fifty-four hours per week. Unless the carter before starting 
on bis run on Monday morning in any week is told that he is to work under these special 
methods, he will remain for that week under the general provisions of the Award. 


(c) Fixing times.—Within the limits prescribed in subclauses (a) and (0) of this 
clause, each employer shall have the right to fix his starting and finishing times for his 
various employees; but when once fixed they shall not be altered without seven days’ notice, 
to be posted in the yard. 

Ixeept in the case of a store carter doing runs who has been working under the 
special method above mentioned in subclause (0) hereof, who, on ceasing to work under 
such.methods, may for that occasion have his starting and finishing times fixed without any 
such seven days’ notice. 

_(d) Commencing and finishing —Work shall be deemed to commence when a driver 
enters. the yard or depot in the morning, and to finish on his leaving the yard or depot in 
the evening, except in cases where the horse or horses are stabled at the driver’s own home 
in the suburbs, when the driver shall be allowed twenty minutes in the morning and 
fifteen minutes in the evening to perform the necessary stable work: On entering the yard 
or depot in the evening, a driver shall be allowed to attend to his horse or horses, and to 
finish his stable work forthwith, and he shall, not be called. upon to do any other work 
after )5 p.m., unless overtime is paid. 

(e) Casual employees.—The daily working hours fixed for weekly employees in this 
clause shall apply to casual employees. 


2. Meals, 


When the starting time is before T a.m. the breaks for meals shall be as follows :— 
From Monday to Friday, both inclusive, two breaks daily, one for breakfast and one for 
diuner, aud on Saturday one break for breakfast. When the starting time is not earlier 
than 7 a.m. there shall be one break daily for dinner from Monday to Friday, both in- 
clusive, and no break on Saturday. Each break for meals shall be a break of one hour, 

gs Wages, ie 

(a) The minimum rate, of wage shall be as follows:—Weekly employees.—Drivers 
of one horse, 61s. per week; drivers of two horses, 66s, per week; and Sd. per day extra 
for each additional horse. 

(b) Casual Employées.— Drivers of one horse, 10s. Sd, per day. and 1s, per day extra. 
for each additional horse, ei ; 





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a is eee) Se eS 


(c) Youths.—Youths commencing work in the industry shall receive 35s. per week, 
with an increase of 5s. per week at the end-of the first six months service in the industry, 
and 2s. 6d. per week increase for each further six months of service until they arrive at 
the age of twenty-one years, or reach the minimum wage prescr ibed in subclauses (a) and 
(0) of this clause. Provided that all experience gained prior and up to the coming into 
operation of this Award shall count for. the purpose of determining the wage. 


(d@) Where a driver absents himself from work through causes other than sickness 
any expenses in casual rates of wages the employer is placed under stall be borne by the 
said driver. 


4. Brakesmen or Extra Hands. 


A brakesman or extra hand shall be entitled to nie wages and conditions laid down 
for drivers of one horse. 


5. Definitions. 


(a) Casual Hands.—A casual hand shall mean an employee engaged by ne teal and 
paid by the day. tse | gg! 


(0) Weekly Hands.—All employees under this Award shall be deemed to be cae 
hands, unless they come within the definition of casual hands: Provided that an employee 
may be ‘“ put off,” or may leave his employment without notice during any week, subject 
to the following conditions :—In any week where a weekly employee works less than a full 
week, he shall be entitled to casual rates for the actual days worked by him during suck 
week, also the day’s pay of a weekly, hand in the class in which he is working, in respect 
of any holiday that falls in such week, excepting cases where a weekly employee leaves 
his employment of his own accord, or loses time by his own default, he shall only be entitled 
to the weekly rates for the days worked by him, less the difference between casual and 
weekly rates for the other days of the week:. Provided further that where a new weekly 
hand is “put on” during the week, and continues in the saine employment from one pay- 
day to the nexi, he shall not be entitled to casual rates for the portion of the first week 
worked by him, if at the time of his engagement ne other drivers are “standing off.” 
For the purposes of this clause the working week shall end on “pay-day,’ or the day 
previous, in the case of employers holding one day’s pay in hand. 





6. Pay-day. 


All wages shall be Sao weekly on -Thursday or Friday, as determined by the em- 
ployer, but the day on being fixed shall not be altered more often than once in three 
months. Provided that where a driver fails to attend, or attends in a condition unfit for 
work on the morning following pay-day, the employer shall have the option of altering the 
said driver’s pay-day to Saturday. Provided also that Messrs. A. Hordern and: Sons, 
Limited, shall be allowed to continue their system of paying fortnightly. No employer shall 
hold more than one day’s wages in hand. 


7. Overtime. 

All work done before the fixed starting time or after the fixed finishing time, as 
prescribed in subclauses (@) and (0) of clause 1, shall be paid for at the following rates, 
viz. :—Drivers of one horse, 1s. 6d. per hour. Drivers of either two or three horses, 1s. 9d. 
per hour. Drivers of four or more horses, 2s. per hour. 


Provided that where work is done after 8 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and con- 
tinued up to any hour before starting time the next day, or after 3 p.m. on Saturday, the 
above rates shall be increased by 6d. per hour from the said hours. 


8. Youths. 


Youth labour shall mean the labour of any employee under the age of 21 years who is 
employed driving not more than a single horse, with a load not exceeding half-a-ton. No 
youth under the age of 19 years shall be called upon to carry any weight exceeding 84 Ib. 


9. Holidays. 


(a) The days on which New Yeat’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Haster 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, and 
Boxing Day are observed, and the Union Picnic Day, which shall be the Saturday imme- 
diately following Good Friday, shall be recognised as holidays. And for all work other 
than stable work done on holidays other than Christmas Day and Good Friday overtime 
shall be paid extra for the actual time worked. For work done other than stable work on 
Christmas Day and Good Friday double overtime rates shall be paid extra. 

For work done by casual hands on holidays double overtime rates shall be paid. 

(b) Provided that for work done for retailers, whether on contract or by direct 
employees of the retailers, on the Union Picnic Day, the overtime rates for both weekly 
and casual hands shall be 1s. 3d. per hour for drivers of one horse, 1s. 6d. per hour for 
drivers of two or three horses, and is. 9d. per hour for drivers of four or more horses. 

(c) Weekly hands shall be paid for all holidays, and in consideration of such pay- 
ment shall do Sunday and holiday stable work ‘in turn” without extra pay. 

(d@) Sunday and Holiday Stable Work.—Sunday and holiday stable work shall be 
confined to mucking out, feeding, and watering. Thirty horses shall constitute a maximum 
day’s work for one man, and for every additional twenty-five horses or fraction thereof one 
additional man to take his “ turn on.” Hach employer shall have the right to fix three times 
for his employee to attend on Sundays and holidays, within the hours of 7 a.m. and 
4.30 p.m. Provided that on the pay-day immediately preceding a driver’s “turn on,” an 
employer may hold one day’s pay in hand, and in the event of the employee failing to take 
his “turn on” such day’s pay shall be forfeited by the said employee, and paid to whom- 
soever carries out the stable work. An employee shall be at liberty when his stable work 
is completed. 

10. Sunday Work. 


-. For work done with vehicle on Sundays double overtime rates shall be paid. 


11. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be made a term of employment that any employee shall board or lodge 
with his employer or at his employer’s expense. Where:a driver :is required to live in a 
house owned by his employer the rent of such house shall be estimated on the basis of the 
average rent of similar houses in the same district, and the fact that such house has 
stables attached shall not be iacluded in the computation, and in no oat. shall ure 
rent exceed 10s. per week. oe me ie as) 


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12. Stabling. 
Where a driver provides stabling for his horse or horses he shall be paid 8s. 6d. per 


week for each horse stabled in addition to the minimum rate of wages herein prescribed. 


13. Travelling. 

Employees engaged travelling or on work in which they are unable to reach their 
homes at night shall be allowed 5s. per day expenses; and where an employee in connection 
with his work has to travel either by train, boat, or other conveyance after working hours, 
he shall also be paid half-time rates for the time so occupied: Provided that where an 
employee is travelling by boat, and his ticket includes meals and bed, he shall not be 
entitled to the said daily allowance of 5s. 

Where an employee is prevented from returning with his turnout to the depot or 
yard from which he started, time and travelling expenses shall be allowed him for the 
journey, either back or both ways, as the case may be. 


14. Grocery TRADE. 


Employers having drivers exclusively engaged in the retail grocery business may 
adopt the following conditions in respect to such drivers, and in such case shall be exempt 
from the following clauses, yiz., 1, 2, 3, 5, and 9 (d) of the Award. 

(a) The ordinary w eek’ s work for weekly hands shall be not more than 584 hours per 
week, to be worked between 7 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. from Monday to Thursday (inclusive), 
and 7 a.m. to 8.80 p.m. on Friday, and 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday, 

The employer shall have the right to select any of the following starting times, yiz., 
7 a.m., 7.80 a.m., or § a.m. 

A driver’s time shall commence when he enters the yard in the morning, and ter- 
minate upon his finally leaving the yard in the afternoon or evening, as the case may be. 
The maximum daily hours for castal hands shall be 9; heurs; such daily hours shall be 
worked between the abovementioned earliest and latest ‘hours: Proyided that no employee 
shall be detained in the yard after he has finished his run or job. 

(0) Meals.—There shall be a break of one hour for dinner on all days of the week 
other than Saturday, and an additional break of one hour for tea on Friday: Provided that 
where the starting hour is 7 a.m, there shall also be a break of one hour for breakfast on 
each day. 

(c) Wages.—The minimum rate of pay for weekly hands shall be:—Drivers of one 
horse, 61s. per week; drivers of two horses, 66s. per week, and Sd. per day extra for each 
additional horse. The casual rates of pay shall be: Drivers of one horse, 10s. Sd. per day, 
and 1s. per day extra for each additional horse. 

(@d) Definitions—A weekly hand shall mean an employee employed by the week and 
paid by the week. A casual hand shall mean an employee engaged by the day, with the 
liability of being put off at the end of any working day without notice, Employees shall 
be engaged either as weekly or casual hands. 

(e) Termination of Employment.—In the case of weekly hands a week’s notice, 
expiring on pay-day, shall be required on either side, or a week’s pay may be paid. in lieu 
of such notice. 

(f) Youth Labour.—Yeuths may be employed at the following rates of pay, viz. :— 
17 years of age and under, 35s. per week; 18 years of age, 40s. per week; 19 years of age, 
45s. per week; 20 years of age, 50s. :per week. No youth to be employed earlier than 
7 am. or later than 8 p.m. on any day. 

(7g) Duties—A driver shall not be called upon to do any work in the shop at any 
time within one hour of his finishing time. 

(hk) Sunday and Holiday Stable Work. Drivers (w eekly hands) may be called 
upon to do stable work on Sunday or holidays “in turn” without extra pay; such work 
shall consist of feeding, watering, and mucking out once in the morning and once in the 
afternoon: Provided that no driver shall be detained longer than is necessary to complete 
his stable work. Provided further that where the rule is not to call upon drivers to do 
Sunday or holiday stable work, the employer shall not be liable to pay to the employee 
the first half-hour’s overtime earned by him in any week. 


15. PIANOS, PIANOLAS, &C. 


The following condiitons shall apply in lieu of clauses 1, 2, and 3 in respect of 
employers employing carters who are principally engaged in connection with the remoyal 
of pianos, pianolas, &c., to or from private homes. 

(a) Hours.—Weekly hands: The ordinary week’s work shall be not more than 
523 hours per week. Such hours shall be limited to 94 hours daily, Monday to Friday (in- 
clusive), between 7.30 a.m. and 6.15 p.m., and 5 hours between 7.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on 
Saturday. Casual hands—The daily number of working hours fixed for weekly hands shall 
apply te casual hands. 

(0) Wages.—The minimum rate of wages shall be as follows:—Weekly employees— 
Drivers of one horse, 63s, per week; drivers of two horses, 68s. per week, and 8d. per day 
extra for each additional horse. Casual employees—Drivers of one horse, 11s. per day, 
and 1s. per day extra for each additional horse. 

(c) Meals.—There shall be a break of one hour for dinner on all days of the week 
Saturday excepted. 








16. Area of Award. 


This Award shall apply to drivers of trolleys, drays, and carts, carters, brakesmen, 
or extra hands within the jurisdiction of the Transport Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, 
&eC., Cumberland) Board, that is to say, within the county of Cumberland. 


17. Duration of Award. 


This Award shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force for a period of two years thereafter. It rescinds and 
replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, &¢c., Gumber- 
Jand) Board, published in the Government Gazette No. 56 of 3ist March, 1916, as varied by 
orders of the Court, published in Goyernment Gazettes No, 123 of the 7th July, 1916, and 
198 of the 8th November, 1917, : 

18. Exemptions. 


The following firms shall be exempt from the provisions ef this Award, viz.:— 


Nicholson and Company, Limited, W. H. Paling and Company, Limited, and the Pianola’ 


Company, Limited. / 
ree ae nk H. R. CURLEWIS, 
sc she, ciel ama a i Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial ‘Arbitration. 


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[967] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THE follovritn Order of the Court, varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 18th July, 1917, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Printing Trades Group, No. 2 (Compositors, &e, State) Board, is 
constituted (constitution published at page 613 of No, 224 of fhovernment Gazette, dated 
21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 228) is published in accor- 
dance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, ” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 1,778) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 840 of 1918. 


In the matter of an Award of the Gourt published in the Government: Gazette No. 103 of 
18th July, 1917, made in and jin relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
whieh the Printing Trades Group, No. 2 (Campositors, &c., State) Board, is consti- 
tuted; in the matter of an application by the Printing Industry Employees’ Union of 
Australia, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Union of Employees, for yariation of 
the said Award; and in the matter of section 28 of the ‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912.” 


Tuesday, the sixth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READ- 
ING the Notice of Motion filed herein by the Printing Industry Employees’ Union of Aus- 
tralia, Newy South Wales Branch, Industrial Union of Employees, and the two affidavits of 
Hdward Crawford Magrath, sworn respectively on the 20th and 25th days of July last, and 
filed in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. E. C. Magrath on behalf of the said 
applicant Union, [T, IS ORDERED that the Award of the Court published in Government 
Gazette No, 108 of 13th July, 1917, made in and in relation to the industries and callings 
in respect of which the Printing Trades Group No. 2 {Compositors, &e., State) Board is 
constituted, be and the same is hereby varied, as follows :— 


(1) By deleting the second paragraph of clause 8 of the said Award, commencing with 
the words *“ All work done,” and coneluding with the words “double rates,’? and 
inserting in lien thereof the following paragraph :— 


All work done on Sundays (except Sunday work done on morning papers 
after 6 p.m.), and all work done for morning papers on Saturdays by em- 
ployees who have worked the Friday night shift, shall be paid for at double 
rates. 

H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial ik ehiteatiors 





{971] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial 
mattcrs arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Manufacturing (No. 1) Group, No. 10 (Sailmakers, &c., State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 7608 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st Decem- 
ber, 1915,—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 218), and rescindin and replacing 
the Award of the Manufacturing (No, 1) Group, No. 11 Board, published in Government 
Gazette of 5th May, 1915, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act, and 
the regulations thereunder. 
FF. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 1,781.) Industrial Registrar. ,~ 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No, 315 of 1918. 


Tn the matter of the Manufacturing (No, 1) Group, No. 10 (Sailmakers, &e., State) Board; 
in the matter of the application to the Court by the Operative Sailmakers’ Trade and 
Burial Society of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, for the deter- 
mination of certain industrial matters ; ; and in the matter of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, 

Monday, the 29th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 
the Notice of Motion filed herein by the Operative Sailmakers’ Trade and Burial Society 
of New South Wales, Industrial Union of employees, and the affidavits of John Smith 
Garden and John Osborn sworn respectively the 25th June last and the 27th July instant 
and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr, M. E. Cantor, solicitor for the 
applicant Union: IT IS ORDERED AND the Court doth hereby award as follows:— 


SAILMAKERS, &C., STATE AWARD. 
1. Wages.—The minimum rate of pay shall be Is. 73d, per, hour, 


2. Time rates, as herein provided, shall be paid for the hand-making of all tar- 
paulins and covers, or in the alternative 3jd. per yard. may be paid. All hand-work on 
marquee tents shall be paid not less than 1s. 74d, per hour. All work in covering pipes 
shall be paid for at the rate of 1s. 113d. per hour. “Praven ing time shall be paid at ordi- 
nary rates from the time of leaying the loft. 


3. All wages shall be paid not later than the Friday in the week in which the work 
is done, and such wages shall be paid in the employer's time, ~ 


4. Hours of work.—Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work. Such hours 
shall be worked from Mondays to Fridays, between 7.45 a.m. and 5.15 p.m., or between 
8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., with a dinner break each day of three-quarters of an hour: Saturdays, 
between 7.49 a.m. and noon. 


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. Overtime rates shall be as follows :—6 p.m. to 10 p.m., time and a half; 10 p.m. to 
d-a.my, ‘ahbite time; there shall be two breaks for meals, namely, 11 p.m. to midnight, and 
8 a.m, to 8:30 a.m, 


6. All work done on Sundays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday, Easter 
Monday, Hight-hour Day, and New Year’s Day shall be paid for at double-time rates. Work 
done on all other public holidays-shall be paid at the rate of time and a half. 


7. Leading hands shall be paid five shillings per week extra. 


8. Apprentices shall not exceed one to every three journeymen or any part thereof, 
and the minimum rates of pay for apprentices shall be as follows :—First year, 15s. per 
week; second year, 17s. 6d. per week; third year, 23s. per week; fourth year, 30s. per 
week; fifth year, 37s. 6d. per week; after which journeymen’s rates shall be paid. 


9, Except as against returned soldiers, preference of employment shall be given to 
members of the Operative Sailmakers’ Trade and Burial Society of New South Wales over 
other persons offering their labour at the same time, other things being equal. 


10. This Award shall apply to all persons engaged in the industry of sail-making 
throughout the State of New South Wales, excluding the county of Yancowinna, and shall 
take effect fourteen days from the date of publication in the Government Gazette, and 
remain in force for a period of three years thereafter. It rescinds and replaces the Award 
of the Manufacturing, No. 1 Group, No. 11 Board, published in Government Gazette No. 82 
of the 5th May, 1915. 

T. ROLIN; 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[972] Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 22nd February, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings 
in respect of which the Costume Makers (Personal Measurement, State) Board is consti- 
tuted (constitution published at page 7622 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st 
December, 1915——see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 246), as varied by Order of the 
Court published in Government Gazette of 21st June, 1918, is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. : 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,780.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 252 of 1918. 


In the matter of an Award of the Court, published in the Government Gazette No. 23, of 
the 22nd February, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Costume Makers (Personal Measurement, State) Board. is 
constituted, as varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 77 
of 21st June, 1918; in the matter of an application by the Amalgamated Journeymen 
Tailors’ Association of New South Wales, an Industrial Union of Employees, for 
variation of the said Award; and in the matter of section 138 of the ‘ Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Wednesday, the 31st day of July, 1918. 


THIS matter again coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READ- 
ING the Order of the Court made herein; on the 31st day of May last, AND UPON HEAR- 
ING Mr. M. E. Cantor, solicitor, for the Amalgamated Journeymen Tailors’ Association 
of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees, the applicant herein, Mr. Vero Read, 
solicitor, for the Master Retailers’ Association, Industrial Union of Employers, and Mr. 
McKnight for the Master Tailors’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers ; IT IS ORDERED that the Award of the Court published in Government 

xazette No, 23, of 22nd February, 1918, as varied by the Order of the Court published in 
Government Gazette No. 77, of 21st June, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Costume Makers (Personal Measurement, State) 
Board is constituted, be and the same is hereby by consent varied as follows :— 


1, By deleting from clause 2 subclause (a) of the said Award the figures and letters 
“£3 6s. 9d.,” and by substituting therefor the figures and letters ‘£3 10s. 6d.” 


2. By deleting from clause 2, subclause (0) of the said Award the figures and letters 
“£2” and “£1 8s. 6d.,” and by substituting therefor the figures and letters “ £2 2s.” and 
“£1 15s.” respectively. : 


3. By deleting clause 7 of the said Award and by substituting therefor the following 
clause :— 
7. Wages of Apprentices. 


The weekly wages payable to apprentices or those on probation shall be not. less 
than at the following rates :— 


Males. Females. 

S/ 30; s. d. 
Hirst asix (months even sen cata ee eee 1 3} le '6 
Second six months ........ ye bad + PROS AE 10 O 10 O 
‘(Third six smonthsw, iess ee. etn. RIT ID MEG 12°'6 
Hourth six months, oe, ele se. ie th Bee 15 O 15 0 
Mifth | six mornthed ass ae, ae obi 17 6 17 6G 
Sixthesix months. 20. eee ee. ee 20 0 20 O 
seventh) six “months. jvamespeatie cetun se 22. 6 22 6 
PiGhtoesix MOnthsa< woe. eee picts ot of bre 25 1, 0 25..0 
INTHE SEX JNONnths' ; 22). se). See Bhai | ke oe PHO AD 


P VEN Six iGh the? 2 {Ese SE Aste Ethie 30 O 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


16 Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101, 





NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


The ‘“‘GovERNMENT GazETTE” is now published on the 
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Departmental or private—for insertion must be received by the 
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Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, but must 
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Notices will not be ineluded in the next day’s Gazette. 


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for publication in the “‘ Gazette” must be PAID FOR BRIOR TO 
INSERTION; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
legibly written on one side of the paper only. Signatures (in 
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line above eight lines. 


SUBSCRIPTIONS :—For the year, 30s.; by post, 35s.; for the 
half-year, 17s. 6d.; by post, 20s.; for the quarter, 12s. 6d.; 
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Subscriptions may commence from the first of any month ; 
but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied 
to yearly subscribers only. 


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Government Notices 4052 
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Public Service Notice ay me nee 4058 
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and Unclaimed Propert 4060 
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District Courts e age 4098 
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Forestry notice 4153 
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No. 102. ] 


FRIDAY, 16 AUGUST. 


[1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of 

Messrs. Sydney Reginald Player, Harry ‘Spencer 
Rogers, and William James Meikle, Clerks, De- 
partment of Audit, being appointed as Examiners 


in that Department. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on probation for twelve months, of 
Mr. Reginald Ashmore Parker as Junior Clerk in this 
Department,—such appointment to take effect 
from the 22nd April, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr..Herman Milford, Paymaster, as Assistant Account- 
ant and Paymaster, Department of Public 
Works,—such appointment to take effect from 1st 
July, 1918, 


Mr. Harold Willoughby Fry, Engineering Draftsman, 


2nd Grade, as Engineering Draftsman, Ist Grade, 
» Department of Public Works,—such appointment 
to take effect from Ist March, 1918. 


John Spence, Esquire, B.A., LL.B., Chief Account- 
ant, Norton Griffiths Contract, and Supervising 
Accountant, Costs Accounts and Branch Offices, 
Department of Public Works, as Chief Account- 
ant, Department of Public Works,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from Ist July, 1918. 


*Mr. Frderick Clarence Kendall, Engineering Drafts- 
man, 2nd Grade, as Engineering Draftsman, Ist 
Grade, Department of Public Works,—such_ ap- 
pointment to take effect from lst January, 1918. 


R. T. BALL. 


*(In lieu of notice which appeared in Supplement, No. 92, to the 
Government Gazette of 26th July, 1¥13,) 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Uralla-Hillgrove, during the absence of Mr. I. 
Beavers, on leave,—from the 12th August, 1918; 
also to act as Assistant Registrar ff Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Uralla- 
Walcha at Uralla, and for the District of Armi- 
dale at Hillgrove,—from the same date. 


NEW SOUTH WALES ata iw 8 GAZETTE, No. 102, 


——— 


[16 Ave., 1918, 














4170 

Mr. Henry Horace Connell, Relieving Clerk of, Petty’ 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions,.at 
Kogarah, during the absence of Mr. A. HE. -Chaip- 
man, on leave,—from the 14th Atgust, 19183, 
also to act as Registrar of Births, Deaths, and..... 
Marriages for the District of St. George ab: | 
Kogarah, —from the same date EET life 

Mr. Charles Gerald Carr-Boyd, fhisvite ‘Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, to 
at Walgett, during the absence of Mr. 
Reed, on leave.—from the 12th August, 


Der W 
1918; 


also to act as District Registrar in Banktuptey 


at Walgett (to act only, at such. times as the 
Police Magistrate 1s unable to perform the duty), 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of The Barwon: at. Walgett, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at ~ Walgett, 
under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assessment 
Act of 1895,’ and Regulations. thereunder,— 
from the same date, | 





HIS Excellency the Goverriér, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. George Penn Loan Hungerford, Clerk’ of Petty 


Sessions, Kden, to be eeneant Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Newcastle, vice Mr. EK. H. Page, —from 
the 12th August, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 
DEPARTERET OF EDUCATION, 

H Is Wx cellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

YWixecutive Council, has approved of the appointment 


of 








Ada Hooper 
Millinery, Goulburn Trades School, for a period of 
six months on probation. 





HIS Excelleney-the-Governory’ with the advicoof the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ments of the undermentioned Teachers to tlie schools 
and positions specified in connection with their re- 
spective names :— 

High School Appointment—Miss Maud Tse, to 
Grafton High (Jtiior *Staff); Mr. Olaf Kelly, to 
Byoney Boys’ High (Assistant Master on probation). 


PRIMARY ScHooL APPOINTMENTS. 


Teucher on Probation—Miss Httie ig gan, to Mullwee. 

Assistants on Probation—Mr. C. Spanswick, to 
North.Sydney,;..Miss.E...V. Adams, te Cleveland-streot 
Girls’; Mr. C. C. McAdam, to Woonona; Miss K. A. 
Benks, to, Fort-street Infante’. 
\ Br-Students—Miss Elizabeth Hirst, to Darlinghurst 
Girls’; Miss. Kathleen Donovan, to Fort-street; Miss 
Lillian Campbell, tip Hornsby Girls’ } + Miss Emilie Hut- 
ton, to Glebe Boys’ ;, Miss Florence Hutton, to Kurri 
Kurt Girls: Miss Moria Moriarty, to Dumbleton Pri- 
hae oa Mr. BKric FE. Champion, toa Stanmore} Miss 
MOD, Métoalfe, th Darlinchurst Girls’: Miss Leila 
QiiPley, to Kogarah Girls’. 


Junior Assistant—Miss Kathleen Ryan, to Casino. 


miners 


HIS Giseatlenty Live Governor, vith the advice of the 
FHixecutive Council, and upon the reé¢ommendation of 
the Public ‘Service Board (in pursuance of the provi- 
siompyofrseetign 49 of the Public Service Act, 1902), 
has been, pleased to appoint 

Miss “Amy ‘Alexandra Caple as Dental Assistant cea 


* this Department. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 








(DEPARTMENT: OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with tha eBvankis of the 


Kixecntive Council, and upon the recommendation ef 
the Publie Service Board, has been pledsed to appoint 


Mr. Matk He cules Reynolds;, Manager; Cowra Ex- 
- petinental, Harm, Department, of Acriculture, as 
| Controller . of Aaa AE ape HEY Department of 
nds,-—to ered effect. I rom. the - Aap uly, 1918 

mae inl. I918.6,2 05). ah fin 


We Gx ASHE ORD, ‘Ministit! Ef Lands. 


as Teacher of Dressmaking ahd 





act as Clérk of Petty Sessions mn 


thew 


Mr. Horace William Ogilvie as Gas HExaminer, 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HTS. Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
Pnblic Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
Miss Hinest Clayton Andrews s, Geological Surveyor, 
this Department, as Senior Geological Surveyor, — 
ce | SO appointment to take effect from the 1st ‘July, 
218. sient 1918-5,033-158). 


“i C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





CONFIRMATION OR APPOINTMENTS. 
_ DEPARTMENT .OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Publie Service "Board, has been pleased to approve 
that the appointment of 


As- 
sistant Inspector of Factories and Shops, and 
Assistant ‘industrial Inspector, Department of 
Labour and Industry, be confirmed, 


G. 8. BEEBY. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Wxéelldnéy the Governor, with the advice of the 
fixectitive Gourcil, and upon "the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


William Harry Gulliver, Junior Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Dubbo,—to take effect from the oph 4S, 
1917 (Minl. 1918-5, 204). 


Ww. ASHFORD, Minister for rb 


APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION... 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HI: Wxceileney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Miss Lovey : Still being eyyated, 6fi probation for 
six months front, the 1 ott July, 1918, as Short- 
hand-writer and Typist,-GHief Seeretary’ s Depart- 


ment, 
De GEORGE W. FULLER. 


BPPARTMENT OF EBUCATION, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased,to appoint 


Mr. John Rowland Pawley, on probation for twelve’ 
months, as Junior Clerk .in..the..State..Children 
Relief Branch of this Department. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES: 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS ‘Excellency the Governor, with the advice are the 
Executive Council, and upon ’ the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 


of the appointment, on probation for a period of 
tw elve months of 


Mr. Patrick Aloysius Wallace asa Junior Clerk, Head 
Office Department, of. Lands,;—to- take effect from 
the 4th March, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5 ,206).. ? 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for. Tans. 


RETIREMENTS, 
DEPARTMENT OF, EDUCATION, 


THH retirement from the Public Service. of the fol- 
lowing, in, terms of section 66 of the “Public Service 
ri 1902,” is hereby notified 


. Jonathan May, Teacher of Coal-mining, &c., Hla- 
warra District, Technical Education Branch, Last 
day of service, 15th December, 1918. 

Mrs. Tou W. Jones, Mistress, Infants’ Departinent, 

Public School, Clevelarid-street, Last d day, of ser- 

vice, 21st October, 1918. 

Mrs. Laura Sophia Phillips,’ “Motherin-Charee, No:'2 
Cottage Home, Mittagong, State Children Relief 
Branch. Last day of service; 1ith' Mays 1919. 














His Hixcelency the adimnar Rerh the Beek tive 3 wong 
cil; upon the recommendation ‘of the Public’ Serviee 
Board, have approved of 


Miss Margaret Jemer, «Assistant! Teacher) Ph blic 
“Sehook, Suspension. Br ridge, being alldwed "te retire 

rom thé Public Service, without’ tte past 
day of service, 31st December, 1918.--*- « 


16 Ava. 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 102. 


ANT 





Mr. Isaac- Edwin Easterbrook, Teacher,~ Public 
School, Coraki, being retired from the Public 
Service, in terms of section 63 of the ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,” 
June;s9isy ;, [2 


_ AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


THE retitement from the Public Service, in terms of 


- section 66 of the. Public Service Act, 1902, of 


Miss Mary Halloran, Caretaker and Cleaner, Abori- 
gines Protection Board, is hereby notified. Last 
day of service, 4th May, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 








| RESIGNATIONS. 
/ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


-HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hixecutive Council; and upon the recommendation of 
‘the Public Service Board, has approved of the resig- 
hations of the undermentioned persons being accepted 
ftom the dates specified in connection with their 
-réspective names :— 


Miss Thora lL. Edgar, Assistant, Mortdale, 31st 
Juiy, 1917; Miss B. C. Ferguson, Assistant, Cum- 
meragunja, Sist.-July,:. 1917; Clarence Latham, 
Assistant, . Erskineville, 31st July, 1917; Miss A. 
Livingstone, Assistant, Lismore, 31st July, 1917; Mrs. 
BR. A. Muir,, Teacher of Needlework, Dubbo, 30th 
June, 1917; Miss lydia. Vice, Assistant, St. Peters, 
13th July, 1917: Miss Hileen Youll, Assistant, Mar- 
rickvilie, 31st. July,,1917;, J. L.; Lowry, Teacher, 
Altcar, 28rd July, 1917; Miss A. Feld, Assistant, 
Yerranderie, 17th “August, 1917; Miss L. M. Scott, 
Teacher, Lintondale, 31st August, 1917; Miss Olive F. 
Smith, Assistant, North Sydney, ist April, 1917; 
Miss Mabel J. Clough, Assistant, Carlingford, 31st 
July, 1917; Mrs. M. Adams, Assistant, Beechwood, 
15th August, 1917; Miss B®. R. Bell, Assistant, Croy- 
\don Infants’, 31st August, 1917; Miss May Blakey, 
Assistant, Hamilton Infants’, 3lst August, 1917; 
Miss A. Chapman, Assistant, Merewether, 31st 
August, 1917; Miss EK. Hepworth, Assistant, Catherine 
Hill Bay, 31st. August, 1917; Miss Winifred Pye, 
‘Assistant, Wickham Boys’, 3lst August, 1917; Miss 
Ruby Smyth, Assistant, Tamworth Infants’, 31st 
Avigust, 1917; Henry W. Underwood, Junior As- 
sistant, Willoughby, 3lst. August, 1917; Miss I. J. 
Sullivan, Assistant, Tweed Heads, 3lst August, 1917; 
Miss M. E. McEvoy, Assistant; Hurstville, 22nd June, 
1917; Miss Ruth Collison, Assistant, Plumpton, 3lst 
August, 1917; Miss D. M. Hosie, Hx-Student, Double 
Bay, 30th .Septémber, 1917; Mis. BH. N. Connor, Ex- 
Stadent, Dulwich Hill, 80th September, 1917; Miss D. 
AL. Elliott, Assistant, Mortiya, 30th September, 1917; 
Miss I. Thoroughgood, Teacher, Wheoga, 30th Sep- 
tember, 1917; Miss J. B. Chaffey, Assistant, Mosman 
Boys’, 30th September, 1917; Miss M. L. Dunlop, 
Assistant Mistress, Sydney Girls’ High, 30th Sep- 
tember, 1917; Miss Pearl 1 wight, Assistant, 
Brighton-le-Sands,; 30th September, 1917; Miss Gladys 
Hawkins, Assistant, Woy Woy, 30th September, 1917; 
“Miss D. J.. Readford, Assistant, Crown-street Girls’, 
30th September, 1917; Miss Elma V. Seward, As- 
sistant, Bulahdelah, 80th September, 1917; Miss 
A. HK. Stove, Assisiant,:\Cook’s Hill Infants’; 30th 
September, 1917; Mrs. G.. J, Terry, Assistant,, Pad- 
dington Infants’, 80th September, 1917; Miss Violet 
Chidzey, Teacher, East Sydney Cookery, 30th Sep- 
tember, ° 1917; Miss Margaret ‘Egan,  ASsistant, 
Barnsley, 3lst_ August, 1917; Miss Hilda Chambers, 
Assistant, Smithtowh, 80th September, 1917; Miss 
M. Frecklington, ZDeacher,' Lockwood, 12th October, 
1917; W. A, Neubeck, Teacher, Killabakh, 30th Sep- 
tember, 1917; Mrs. J. Rutherford, Assistant, Narem- 
burn, 3lst July,..1917; Mrs, C, Sullivan, Teacher, 
Camden Haven Upper, 20th August, 1917; Mrs. 


Minnie Satchell, Assistant, Stimmier Hill, 30th Sep- | 


ptember, L017; Miss Jane Roberts, Teachor, Morisset 
Nast, 1th April, 1917; Miss Ruby Dowd, Assistant, 
Alma, 31st Angust,» 1917; Mrs. Amy Carruthers, 
Teacher, Arthurslee Provisional, 81st October, 1917; 
Miss Bessie Grainger, Assistant, Telegraph Point, 
Bhat October; 1917; Miss’ Thelma CO. Huches, Assist- 
ant, Granville, 31st October, 1917;, Miss Nellie A. 
Ingle, Assistant, “Molong, 81st October, 1917: Miss 
Muriel Mahoney, Assistant, Tentétfield, 31st October, 
1917; Miss R, Montgomery, Assistant, Drummoyne, 


2 eterna preen epeEpamnaneiten ere yee mn 


Last day of service, 30th) 








Blst. October, 1917; Miss Florence Noble, Assistant, 
North Sydney, 


38lst October, 1917; Miss Alfreda 
Baldock, Assistant; Mosman,’ 31st’ October, 1917; 
Miss M. L. Hogan, Assistant, Mudgee, 31st October, 
1917; Miss Vera Innes, Assistant, Burwood, 31st Octo- 
ber, 1917; Mrs, 1. C. Davidson, Ex-Student, Dubbo, 
30th September, 1917; S. N:\Elphick, Teacher, Win- 
dellama Half-time, 31st October, 1917 ; Miss BE. Clifton, 
Assistant, Redfern, 16th’ October, ‘1917; Miss Jessie 
McCredie, Assistant Mistress, North’ Sydney’ Girls’ 
High, 15th November, 1917; Miss Daisy Burns, 
Assistant, Spring Hill, 30th November, 1917; 
Miss D. I. Davies, Assistant, West Tamworth, 15th 
October, 1917; Miss I. J. Steel, Assistant, West Mar- 
rickville, 30th November, 1917; Mrs. P.M. Bourke, 
Assistant, Jamberoo, 15th November, 1917: Mrs. 
Gladys Conlin, Assistant, Katoomba, 3lst December, 
1917; Miss M. O.: Wheatley, Teacher, Kinilibah, 5th 
October; 1917; Hubert Bolton, Assistant, Mortlake, 
18th October, 1917; Thomas F. Doyle; Teacher, Junc- 
tion Reefs, 31st December, 1915; Mrs. B. S, White, 
Assistant, Morpeth, 19th November, 1917; Owen J. 
Munro, Assistant, Helensburgh, 5th October, 1917. 
Astley Slack, Ex-Student, Junee, 15th January, 1917; 
Miss Mary T. Davis, Assistant, Ariah Park, 31st De- 
cember, 1917; Miss A. Dove, Mistress, Tamworth In- 
fants’, 81st’ December, 1917; Miss Doris Fairhall, 
Assistant, Singleton Boys’ 3lst December, 1917; Cyril 
K. Fletcher, Assistant Master, Sydney Boys’ High, 
3lst December, 1917; Miss Florence Gage, Assistant, 
Lismore Infants’, 3lst December, 1917; Mrs. Marjorie 
Mill, Assistant, Manly, 31st December, 1917; Miss 
Irene Moss, Assistant, Enmore, 3lst December, 1917; 
Miss Freda McCloskey, Assistant, Wickham Infants’, 
3lst December, 1917; Mrs. A. TIT, O’ Halloran, Assist- 
ant, Kogarah Infants’, 3lst December, 1917; Mrs. 
Edith I. Peddle, Ex-Student, Hamilton, 31st Decem- 
ber, 1917; Miss Essie Pfahl, Assistant, Crow’s, Nest, 
31st December, 1917; Miss C, I. Stewart, ‘Assistant, 
Stroud, 3lst December, 1917; Mrs, Amy B. York, Ex- 
Student, Oatley, 31st December, 1917; George A. 
Lundie, Assistant Master, North ‘Sydney High, 31st 
December, 1917; Miss Margaret McGee, Assistant, 
Parkes, 31st December, 1917; Mrs. F. M. Billock, Eix- 
Student, Parramatta, 31st December, 1917; Miss 
Hilda Boyle, Teacher, Manus Provisional, 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1917; Miss Mary Andrew, Teacher, Cowra and 
Young Cookery, 31st December, 1916; J. M. Downes, 
Teacher, Reid’s Flat, 31st December, 1917; Mr. O. B. 
Murray, Teacher, High Plain, 3lst December, 1917; 
Miss G. EK, Winn, Teacher, Eversleigh, 3lst December, 
1917; Miss Helen Day, Assistant Mistress; Mudgee 
High, 38lst December, 1917; Miss Alva Brittain, 
Teacher, Tobwabba Provisional, 31st December, 1917; 
W. H. B. Waterhouse, Assistant, Bondi, 21st Janu- 
ary, 1918; Miss E. R. Barber, Teacher, Granville 
Cookery, 3lst March, 1918; H.. J, Brodie,., Teacher, 
Dunbible, 3lst December, 1917; H. E. C.. Fuller, 
‘Teacher, Midginbil, 3lst December, 1917; H. A. 
Mayne,. Assistant, Hamilton, 28th February, 1918; 
W. A. McConnell, Assistant, Ashfield, 3lst January, 
1918; Miss O. Tabuteau, Assistant, Lismore, 4th Feb- 
ruary, 1918; Miss Jessie Oates, Teacher, Pine View, 
28th February. 1918; Joseph H. Slattery, Teacher, 
Maude, 28th February, 1918; Mrs. A. M. Hyeroni- 
mus, Assistant, Cook’s Hill, 30th November, 1917; 
Mrs. Maisie H. Asher, Assistant, Bowral, 28th Febru- 
ary, 1918; Miss Winifred Bates, Assistant, Newtown, 
28th February, 1918; Miss Ruth Bliss, Assistant, Wel- 
lington Infants’, 28th February, 1918; Mrs. Bdith G. 
Chute, First Assistant, Fort-street Infants’, 28th Feb- 
ruary, 1918; Claude J. A. Doyle; Teacher, Boxley*Pro- 
visional, 28th February, 1918; Mrs. Ida. M. Fennell, 
Assistant, Ashfield, 28th February, 1918; Miss. Zita 
M. Gruber, Teacher, Pinnacle Road, 28th February, 
1918; Miss »Annie, Henderson, | Assistant, Enmore 
Girls’, 28th February, 1918; Miss T..A. Lewis, Assist- 
ant, ‘Cook’s Hill, 23rd January, 1918; Miss Mary L. 
McRae, Assistant, Goulburn South, 28th February, 
1918; Miss Gertrude Rhodes, Assistant, Tamworth 
Girls’, 28th February, 1918; Harold Richardson, 
Teacher, Wapengo, 28th February, 1918; Miss Mary 
J. Whelan, Teacher, Edeefern: Provisional, 28th Feb- 
ruary, 1918; Miss W. Whiteman, Assistant, Lithgow 
Boys’, 28th February, 1918; Miss D. J...Whitford, 
Assistant, Queanbéyan, 28th Februdry, 1918: Miss E. 
Wilkinson; Assistant, ‘Campsie Girls’, 28th February, 
1918; Miss A,, P,,Kerin, , Assistant; :Woedstock, 28th 
February, 1918: Miss M. l.. Paviour, Assistant, Loch- 
invar, 28th. Febrnary,,:1918; .Mrex: Az: Plowman, 
Teacher, Bondi Cookery, 28th February, 1918; Miss 
Vera Suters, Assistant, ‘Laurieton, 28th February, 


28th February, 1918; Mrs.. Gladys Mahady-, Teacher, 
‘Myall Creek, 98th February; 1918; Mrs, Nellie Olson, 





4172 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 102. 





Assistant, Neath, 28th T'ebruary, 1918; Miss  Mar- 
garet Turner, Assistant, Newtown, 28th February, 
1918; W. H. Matheson, Assistant, Darlington, 15th 
March, 1918; James Cutcliffe, Teacher, Bonny Dell, 
28th February, 1918; Miss Florence Gibbs, Assistant, 
Coledale, 12th February, 1918; Ernest Grigg, Assist- 
‘ant, Rozelle, 28th February, 1918; Miss Kate William- 
son, Assistant, Deniliquin, 28th. February, 1918; 
‘George 8S. Tull, Teacher, Baryulgil and Fine Flour, 
3lst December, 1917; Miss E. M. West, Visiting 
‘Teacher of Hygiene, &c., 15th January, 1918; Miss 
M. C. Brosdbent, Assistant, Broken Hill Boys’, 31st 
March, 1918: Mrs. G. Davis, Assistant, Canterbury 
Girls’, 3lst March, 1918; Miss Lucy Grimes, Assistant, 
Glebe Girls’, 31st March, 1918; Miss Florence M. Kay, 
‘Assistant, St. Ethels, 3lst March, 1918: Miss Eliza- 
beth Lance, Assistant Mistress, North Sydney Girls’ 
High, 31st March, 1918; Miss May C. Munsie, Assist- 
ant, Inverell Infants’, 3lst March, 1918; Mrs. Mvra 
McKerihan, Teacher of Needlework, Croydon Girls’, 
3lst March, 1918; Miss Edith Popkin, Assistant, Moss 
‘Vale, 31st Mareh, 1918; Miss Doris Thompson, 
Teacher, East Sydney Cookery, 3lst March, 1918; Mrs. 
Annie B. Wood, Assistant, Coledale, 31st March, 1918; 
Mrs. M. M. Harker, Assistant Mistress, Parramatta 
High, 3lst March, 1918; Mrs. Ethel M. Roser, 
‘Teacher, Warrah, 31st March. 1918; Miss Clara E. 
Bell, Assistant, Scone, 31st March, 1918; Miss C. 
Sherwood, Assistant, Redfern Infants’, 3lst March, 
1918; Ernest Williams, First Assistant, Guildford, 


28th February, 1918. 
A. G. F. JAMES. 





RETENTION OF SERVICES. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
‘Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
‘the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
‘of the retention of the services, in Lene of section 67 
of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902, 4 


Mr. George Maurice McKeown, Manager, Wagga 
. Wagga Experiment Farm, Department of Agri- 
culture, until 5th January, 1919. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





CANCELLATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 
IT is hereby intimated that the notice published’ in 


‘Special Gazette of 7th June, 1918 (No. 72), relative 


to the appointment of 


Mr. Frederick Henry Turner, on probation, as Junior 
Clerk in this Department, has been cancelled. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 








Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


INCREMENTS OF SALARIES TO PUBLIC SERVANTS. 
THE Public Service Board certify -that, subject to the 


necessary provision of funds by Parliament, the under- 


mentioned officers are entitled, in terms of the Regulations 
made under the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” to receive the 
salaries set opposite their respective names from the date 
specified in each case. 


W. J. HANNA, \ Members of the 


E- H: WILSHIRE, Public Service Board. 


J. M. TAYLOR, 





Name, | Salary. 





PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. 
_ Immigration AND Tourrst Burmav. 


Clerical Division. 
. £ £ 
Tickner, G. D.......{ 120 to 140—From 3 July, 1918 





Name. Salary. 





CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
Heap OFFIcE. 
Clerical Division. 

cE £ nen give: 43 
Cameron, G. R. G. | 120 to 140—From 1 August, 
Kennedy, P. A......) 130 to 150—From 23 April, 
Smythey WoJoiks.. 140 to 155—From 29 August, 

DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT. 


Clerical Division. 
Naughton, W. T....| 170 to 185—From 24 July, 


Pornick DEPARTMENT, 
Jlerical Division. 





Anderson, 8.......... 190 to 200—From 1 July, 
Armstrong, H. G...| 120 to 140—From 28 July, 
Collinson, F. A. ...} 180 to 195—From 25 May, 
Dowsett, T. J. ...... 80 to 90—From 10 July, 
Fletcher, T. J.....:. 180 to 195—From 10 July, 
Gentle, C. Ls.....9.3. 100 to 120—From 12 April, 
Hardy, :A.iSo4.sece- 130 to 150—From 16 June, 
Stewart, G. H....... | 180 to 195—From 1 June, 


Bureau OF STATISTICS, 
Clerical Division. 


Creber, A. W. S..,..| 180 to 195—From 26 August, 
Jones; Be Ee 180 to 195—From 1 September, 
Kenny; Jeter 180 to 195—From 31 August, 


White, J. M. T.....; 155 to 170—From 8 August, 


Masterr-1n-Lunacy’s OFFICE. 


Clerical Division. 
Mountford, J. W...{ 170 to 185—From 15 May, 


ABORIGINES’ PROTECTION BoaRpD, 
Clerical Division. 
Mullins, J. R. T....{ 140 to 150—From 12 October, 


DEPARTMENT OF PuBLIC HEALTH. 
Professional Division. 


110 to 130—From 1 July, 
Dibley, A. Di 5 ..2.4: 130 to 150—From 1 July, 


150 to 170—From 1 July, 





THE TREASURY. 
Heap OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 


120 to 140—From 13 July, 
171 to 186—From 19 July, 
100 to 120—From 12 July, 


Murray, J. H. .... 
Rodgers, J. M....... 
Sloane, T, N. R. ... 





TaxaTION DEPARTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 


Brettell, C. KE. E....{ 190 to 200—From 1 July, 
Ford, H. J. ........; 80 to 100—From 10 May, 
Laing, J. H..,,...s21 140 to 155—From 28 July, 


McNamara, J. F....) 120 to 140—From 18 July, 


’ GovsRNuant PRINTING OF¥IcE. 
Clerical Division. 


Anderson, W. R....{ 155 to170—From 1 July, 
DUTY yd meeseeeanc es: 140 to 155—From 31 July, 
Weston, H. D....... 80 to 100—From 4 February, 


Srores Suppiry DsParTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 
Gilberts ire { 80 to 100—From 22 May, 


NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. 
General Division. 


Rolfe, A. V.........., 130 to 137/10/-—From 1 August, 


Suippina Master’s Orrior. 
Olerical Division. 
Hogan, W.J.A....{ 80to100—From 9 August, 


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16 Ava. 1918] | NUW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 102. 4173 
Name. | Salary. Name, Salary. 
Dea oA Ae cet etaameers oe DEPARTMENT OF LANDS—continued. 
: Clerical Division. 
Pirty Szssions BRaNcH. £ £ 
Clerical Division. Crowe min: dikascsccse 120 to 140—From 14 July, 1918 
£ £ Hunt, Miss E. ...... 75 to 90—From 15 May, 1918 
Deas} DU) 6. (looms “trom? Acoust, RIOISN emia eet iy 10410 12) Brom 1 December, | 1917 
- ; y; 1918 
Doughan, J........... 170 to 185—From 21 August, 1918 Lappin, F 170 fo les-oFrom: 1 Jul 1918 
Etherton, E. J falsielntaers 170 to 185—From 28 August, 1918 Melnerney, J. L aioe 7 110 to 130—From 91 Peer 1918 
Fetherston, V. E. 170 to 185—From 17 August, IB] Se teeeniahon, Moi. |, 14040 158--From 16 July. 1918 
Hardwicke. R. A. | 140 to 155—From 28 July, 1918) (eeenee eT, Ti sles das to 170--Hrom 24 Jaly 
: Nate on Laveen to 170—From 24 July, 1918 
Hicks, R. H..........} 120 to 140—From 4 August, 1918 , 9 
i 5 Mitchell, A. R....... 120 to 140—F rom 27 July, 1918 
Hodgson, A. E. ...| 155 to 170—From 31 August, 1918 n+. 9 > : 
Moore, ia Bees 199 to 200—From 13 December, 1916 
Johnston, V. H. A.| 180 to 195—From 3 August, 1O1B) paterson, tA. Le Vests 180—From. 6 Jul * 9 
r td 4 c Py; y; 18 
Kelly, Ree Wiss at 155 to 170—From 22 July, 1918 Spencer J.Ss 60 to 80—From 1 January 1918 
Learoyd, Hitrssse seven 100 to 120—From 26 July, 1918 Storrier. R. if oe 120 to 140—From 4 July y 1918 
McQuiggin, E. J. . 155 to 170-—-From 26 August, 1918 7 N ass r 
Wade, N. R........ 100 to 110—From 5 April, 1918 
Mosely, sake ses 100 to 120—From 9 August, 1918 Wall, B. C 155 to 170—From 5 July 1918 
O'Mara. Tag cee ge ocs 120 to 140—From 10 August, 1918 SS 2 eS are 4 
Sheahan, W. F. P...| 140 to 155—From 14 August, 1918 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Sheridan, R. C. P...| 155 to 170—From 19 August, 1918 Mcp Stat 
| Clerical Division. 
Pousuic Trusr Orricx. Bernaur, Miss T.M.{ 115 to 135—From 15 August, 1918 
Willard, R. R. F....{ 140 to 150—From 15 July, 1918 Blake, L. A. date sides’ 180 to 195—From 28 July, 1918 
Bourke, Miss E. . 130 to 150—From 24 September, 1918 
REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Butler, Miss N. 130 to 150—From 24 September, 1918 
Professional Division eae We J is 2 ee 1 : ae se ber ate 
’ + CLEYR Lele eess en o 100—From ugust, ] 
Burkes aA we vcse0n: 170 to 185—From 5 July, TOTSe Hieldy Re Decne. 80 to 100—From 12 September, 1918 
Duggan, D. J. ....... 155 to 170—From 15 July, 1918 ) Figgis, J. N. E.....) 140 to 150—From 16 June, 1918 
Frecker, R. K. ......; 170 to 185—From 15 July, 1918 | Hayden, Miss A. A.} 130 to 150—From 24 September, 1918 
Hayes, J. ............, 170 to 185—From 8 July, 1918 | Jenkins, C. E. ...... 100 to 120—From 8 July, 1918 
King, W 170 to 185—From 11 July, 1918 | Lewis, Miss D. J.... 90 to 110—From 24 September, 1918 
Loew Re Bich vactoe eos 155 to 170—From 15 July, 1918 | Mitchell, S. O....... 130 to 150—From 10 September, 1918 
Sharpe, 8. E.......... | 155 to 170—From 21 July, LOSES NlosseeAe Wie eeeeneee 155 to 170—From 19 July, 1918 
Clerical Divisi O'Grady, J. J.......,| 155 to 170—From 15 August, 1918 
erre BULLION. Pearce, W. R. ...... 60 to 80—From 29 July, 1918 
Crawley, H. E....... 175 to 190—From 1 July, 1918 Pullen, Miss H. M.| 130 to 150—From 13 December, 1917 
Doust, L. C. ........., 140 to 155—From 14 July, 1918 | Ridley, C. A. ..... 150 to 165—From 1 September, 1918 
Hatter, C. A.......... 100 to 120—From 12 July, 1918 | Simpson, D. A. W.| 185 to 200—From 1 July, 1918 
Hogan, J. P........+ 120 to 140—From 3 July, 1918 | Vincent, P. L. ...... 120 to 140—From 28 July, 1918 
Leslie, A. N.C. G..} 140 to 150—From 18 July, 1918 _ HM = 
Leyne, Miss E, E.F.| 75 to 90—From 6 July, 1918 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
Mann, MissC. L.. 130 to 150—From 1 July, 1918 TEACHERS’ COLLEGE. 
Mackenzie, W. F....| 120 to 140—From 14 July, 1918 : shone 
Parry Acs Wteees sere 195 to 200—From 1 July, 1918 : ; Clerteal pepe: i 
Robertson, E. L....| 140 to 150—From 21 July, 1918 | Stinson, Miss D. M.| 60 to §75 From 16 July, 1918 
Small dn. Care: 100 to 120—From 12 July, 1918 : CoNSERVATORIUM or Music. 
Smale iy Hy paises. 170 to 185—From 28 July, 1918 Cle schl Division. 
General Division. Cram, M. E.........., 60to 80—From 10 April, 1918 
Colgan, W. ile oe re see 117/10]- to 125—From ] July, 1918 STATE CHILDREN’S RELIEF DEPARTMENT, 
PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD. Clesscas Division, 
he ing Pikes Parker, G. R. ......, { 80 to 100—From 15 May, 1918 
Hees o Wet aia a. seis Pusiio Lisrary or New Souto Wats. 
ampton, J.S....... o 140—From 13 July, : + ee 
Lawson, C.A. ...... 170 to 185—From 31 July, 1918 | ; ‘ Clerical Division. 
Waugh, F. M. ......|_ 170.to 185—From 17 July, 1918 | Smithers,MissA.M.| 110 to 130—From 16 August, 1918 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. ihos Rai eae GOVERNMENT. 
EAD Fricn. 
Professional Division. Clesicall Pheion 
Baldwin, H. ...,..... | 155 to 170—From 24 July 1918 ; = A t 1918 
Bootle. 7. C.’......... | 170 to 185—From 29 July, Raia. ( barbenbaCh ok Be OSaee eecos 2 uguat, 
oor AT hs tece ' 160 to Le ais 29 arth 1918 FORESTRY COMMISSION. 
ive, R. W............ 170 to 185—From 27 July, 1918 : els 
Falconer, W. A. .... 140 to 150—From 21 July, 1918 Clerical Pyrision. 
Jacob, NOP. ........ 130 to 150—From 18 July, 1918 | Oliff, A. E. .......... 170 to 185—-From 1 August, 1918 
White, 8. H. V.....) 170 to 185—From 23 July, 1918 | Richards, A. W....} 140 to 150—From 4 August, 1918 
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 





[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.) 


[1918, 








No. 103.] MONDAY, 19 AUGUST. 








Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue of the provisions of the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 
1910,” have determined the grade, and the salaries, fees and allowances of the undermentioned officers, 


The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Seetion 14 of the Principal Act. ji 


a sh SREaTite | Members of the 
J, M, TAYLOR, \ Public Service Board, 


\ 


| 
HEADS OF BRANCHES, 


a eee eee] 











Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 





























Name. Position, ny ba ———— Remarks, 
F Salary. | Allowances. Fees. Total. 
per annum. | per annum. per annum. 
£ £ £ £ 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT, 
Trivett, J. B,ss1005| Government Statistician, &c, | Professional $50) | Bemvoce | ee 850 From 1 July, 1918, 
Fotheringham, 8. ...| Chief Clerk s.sccccsccccusscecssase! Clericals...ic 625 mes LEE | 625 | From 1 July, 1917, 
SS TO ee ne Oe 


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4176 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. [19 Aveust, 1918. 





HEADS OF BRANCHES—continued. 











Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 





Division of 


Name. Position. Service, 


Remarks. 






‘Allowances. j Fees. Total. 











| per annum. per annum. | | per annum. 
£ ME Le£ £ 


Vii 


DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 






































Whiddon, W. H. ...| Commissioner of Taxation ...| Professional 1,000 Me e isp 8 “1,000 From 1 July, 1918. 
DF aE On cy ates seve. Manager of Resumed Clerical....,. 575 eats st Rs) 575 From 1 July, 1917. 
Properties, &e. ne 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
Jamieson, D. R....... { Chief Clerk Ay santa ssi) Professional| 625 j BE ssanr Ange’ | 625 | From 1 July, 1917. 
Public Trustee’s Office. 
Garrett, T, W. ......{ Public Trustee ...........+0000. {| Professional| 1,200 | ta Mabehten ote : juecen| sky c0U | From 1 July, 1918. 
Public Service Board, ~ \ 
Gilfillan, R, A. .......| Secretary ......0.. seessoassone ih. 8 y| Clerical......| 150 f Res Desa 750 | From 1 Jan., 1918. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Roper, W. J. ...i,.... Inspector and Chief Diaftsman| Professional 600 600, “ | From May, 1918. 
Chambers;'R. F. ... Plog ‘in-Charge, Sales _. Clerical.,.... {595 Bi ¥ From 1 | 1917. 
’ ivision. a 
A 4 - A 500 bn {ih ‘rom id lJ. 1916. 
PARBLG IO ev caleysaieos enn Clerk-in-Charge, Lease ae range to £550) range to nat 50 
Division. 575 575 From 1 July, 1917. 
2 SH] 
WESTERN LAND BOARD. 
Denning, G. A. ...... Seeretary and Chief ‘J Professional) 450 | i yt By hs | i & 4450 | {From 1 J uly, 1916. 
Draftsman, range to £500, * ‘frange po £ 
DEPARTMENT OF f UBLIG, WPRES, “~ 
COTTA ian eto ce ss ece | Chief Electrical Engineer.. ... | Professional 00. Aecenhcod | aus | 800 | From 1 July, 1918. 
lstaes to £850 range to £850 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. — a 
Willis; ©. 8. ¢ec.-( Principal Medical Officer .....: Professional 850 A Pete Nite =u $50) From 1 July, 1918; ° 
range to £900 range to £900 ee H 
Wells, R. M.S....... Architebiiis)hocasueeseveemeesc eee : » Pid 650) _ 1 ie tes 650 From 1, July, 19272. 
;  |range to £700 range to £700 
Nangle, Jo. vs .revereyse Superintendent of Technical) Educational BBD oimvnl cuonitmneicawienensnnnl aes - 850.04 From 1 July, 1918... 
Education. range to £900 Jrange to £900 
Green, A. W.......... President, State -Children|-Clerical,.,... 725 othe ees sib 725 From 1 July, 1917. 
Relief ‘Board, Boarding-out 
Officer, &e. 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. iy 
Byers! C. F. 13: tnt | Chief Gas Examiner ............ Bigpes URED a eg Eee . | ‘pe Li 400... | From 1 July, 1916. 3 
| range to £450 range to £450 
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 
Walker, W. ......... | RORAC EAL LOLI en. ccbv ets sacs tee eee: | Clerical...... | A TBO) SER: sere es a4 | 475 | From 1 July, 1916. 
range to £500 | range to £500 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Maiden, J. H.......... | Director, Botanic Gardens,| Professional 650* (Quarters, fuel, and/ .., | 750* From 1 July, 1918. 
&e. light, valued £100 J 
per annum. oe <A 
FORESTRY COMMISSION, 
POOR, VV ees | toss) heee Chief Inspector v..y.00.00scieeos Professional CORED IB i \conarsiate see 475 From 19 J an., 1917. 
range to £500 range to £500 
Watson, W.. i.....:.- SOCEOGALY iar gscinso''escgnoeurpey apn Clerical.,.... 475 ee or Bae 475 From 19 Jan., 1917. 


range to £500 range to £500 








® mre rocaines £100 per annuum as wilcampluien. wisi 


19 Aveusr, 1918] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. 4177 





Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, hereby notify that the Departmental Boards, under and by virtue of the provisions 
of the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” have determined the grade, and the salaries, fees, and allowances of 
officers, as notified hereunder. 

The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act, and in certain cases to qualifying examinations in accordance with 
the Public Service Regulations. 


ee ) W, J. HANNA, ) 
, | E. ‘H. WILSHTRE, '* 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Members of the 
{ Public Service Board. 





Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 
Name. yao Position. Division of ' Remarks. 


Service, 


Salary. Allowances. Fees. Total. 


: ; rannum, | er annum. per annum. 
| | | rr £ | £ | £ £ 


PREMIER'S _DEPARTMEN T. 











DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: IMMIGRATION AND Tourist. BurEAU. 


Hogue, 0. BR. ........ 4 SubGitor .i.itk.ces...sarezszess. Clerical...... SOS iy $33 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Wiburd, Js G.......005 Chief Guide and Caretaker, | General ..... — 325 Quarters valued] ... 350 From 1 April, 1918, 
Jenolan Caves, ; 




















CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: MINISTERIAL Officer, &c. oy 
Johnson, HE, Wes scise Senior Clerk, Correspondence| Clerical..,... SOOM lta vanessa staf 400 From 1 July, 1916, 


Branch. 5 
Deering, Hi. ....is0se:. Sehlor/ Olerkks: .... 0... 0. ccee cece gp) 2 arduay bP ile LE We Dee a diss 375 From 1 July, 1916, 
Scott, Bs Cs c.scches Electoral Registrar(Metropoli- dsitw wbsesese 350 | eee aca o ad 350 From 1 April, 1917, 


tan Electorates) and Clerk. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: AvuDIT OFFICE. 


McShane, A. G.......) Senior Examiner-in-Charge, | Clerical....., 500 ost | pseu sus 5 i 500 From 13 July, 1916, 
F Revenue Audit. rans 
Belts, "Bs Bs. A Senior Examiner-in-Charge, 39... Bass 500 AVIGLSS Wie 500 From 13 July, 1916. 
Expenditure Audit. NO 
Gribben, F............., Auditor, Industrial Under- Pe i Oa Uae * td 500 | From 1 July, 1918.’ 
takings. 
Daviss JsAsasacgessss- Tnapeetor of Public Accounts SUC S ATS ae del pasta ; Hin | 475 From 13 July, 1916. 
Mackenzie, A. C. K, 99 99 ” oon 99 eters 425 erersereee wee 425 ; From 1 July,.1917, A. 
: Present salary, £450 
i per annum, 
Amess, A. B. .........| Senior Examiner .......,.....0+ Aaa sl rb la Be aN NT ae Oe vers 425 From 5 May, 1918. 
DrepaRTMENTAL Boarp: OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF PoLicE. : 
MeCall, DUR. L.sives2]] Secrétary ..........05--seerersrenees Clerical... BEN Lv adsaee fae 650 From 1 July, 1917. 
; ) SEO te Meh Aisa eatcc bis 375 From 1 Jan.; 1916. 
James, AJB. iawn: Accountant* 00.44.2004. persis ‘ 3, «4 |range to £400 { 9 jrange to, £400} |. 
ty BOOKS iia! 0b sleieaslete 5 eee 400 From 15 Sept., 1916, 


‘ DEPARTMENTAL BOARD: DEPARTMENT OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF THE INSANE. 


JONES) Os Lusgeasernete es Junior Assistant Medical Professional 315° * 99+ ae 474 From 24 Oct., 1916. 
i Officer. + ) range to £500 range to £599 ) 
Henry, ©.) .eschas.k.. aA 5 as oid oe nA 375 99+ ai, 474 From 10 Dec., 1917. 
, range to £500 range to £599 
McGill, H.R. B. ...| Clerk, Rydalmere .............+5 Clerical...... 300 Quarters, light, | ++ 340 From 1 July, 1916. 


and laundry, 
valued. £40, 


Fleming, J. J. .....1;) Manager, Mental Hospital,| General ..... 350 | | Quarters, ee 378 From | July, 1918. . 
Stockton.’ valued £28. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoARD: OFFICE OF THE MAsTER-IN-LUNACY. 





Barraclough, F, E....{| Deputy Master in Lunacy and{ Professional G5ON. dit ped... i ars | 650 | From 1 July, 1917, 
. Chief Clerk, | range to £700 range to £700 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Bureau oF Statistics AND RuGistRy of FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
Smith, H. A. nth | ChiefvAssistantg 2.3 ...0.0 260. c5% | Professional 550 Borla 4 Au 550 | From 1 July, 1917. 
A Ce Piet medi range to £600 range to £600 4 wry 











+ Acting temporarily as Senior Assistant Medical Otficer, with salary of £400 per annum, 


* Mr. James was appointed Clerk, Ministerial Office, Chief Secretary's Department, on 14th February, 1917, 
+ Quarters, fuel, light, laundry, service, and part furniture. ; 


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es a renee 
Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 


Division of 
Service. ( Remarks. | 





Name, Position. 


Salary. Total. 





Allowances. | Fees. 





) 


re an ee a A TE, 
’ 
| per nei nit | per or ae | per annum, : 

£ £ 


CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH —cantinued, 














DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: DEPARTMENT OF PuBLIC HEALTH AND SuB-BRANCHES, AND BuREAU OF MICROBIOLOGY. 








Cresswick, E. A.....,, Chief Sanitary Inspector .,..,,{ General..,.../ 400 ys abboheadeee Prose 400 | From 1 July, 1917, 
Coast Hospital. 
Goldrick, R. ......... | Manager (Senior) .,.csssecserees Clerical...... | 490 Quarters, [ se | 540 From 1 July, 1917. 
valued £50 | 
Liverpool Asylum. 
Rowe, Ru Cu q..ccesee. | Dispenser and Storekeeper ...| Professional| 290 40* f apwted 330 | From 1 July,.1916. 
Waterfall Sanatorium. 
Baret, H. V. D, P| Assistant Medical Officer...... | Professional 400 Quarters, 0. | em | 460 | From 1 July, 1916, 
; range to £500| valued £60. range to £560) 
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: REVENUE BRANCH. 
Bari Fence h Cashier ...-....406 (revise | Clerical...... { 360 HY Drceceute Meneal 360 | From 1 July, 1916,, 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: REcORDS AND CORRESPONDENCE. 









































( 300 50+ 350 | From 1 July, 1916. 
Chapman, C. R....... COLON Renate wesa'ca's sath cattues Seas nee ees Clerical...... 310 50+ 360 From 20 July, 1916. 
‘| 320 50+ 370 | From 25 Sept., 1916. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Sramp Durres OFrrice. 
Walther, F. W. ...... Accountant cise dveretonetes Clerical...... 425 Tae vs 425 From 1 July, 1917. 
’ range to £500 ran get to £500 
Forsyth, W. E. ...... Clore, i eecctsaielca een ees Ppp i 425 Beg ta te 425 From | July, 1917, 
| . range to £500 range to £500 
Rabone, C. W. ..... A Setar en ae PR tc ncarottcaba.16 AA Wh a8 ADS TAIN | URES \stnahie a 425 From 1 July, 1917. 
range ta £475) range to £475 
} DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION. 
McMahon, E. J.......) | Chief Rees iehasiase Clerical...... BOQ ee cect ann 500 From 1 July, 1917. 
Walker, H.C, ...... | Receiver sieves dll CYP ACS | 340 ATH MT | 340 From 1 July, 1918, 
; DEPARTMENTAL Bolts : NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. 
Mitchell, D............, Assistant Engincer Surveyor | Professional 375) | es he aati : 375 | From 1 July, 1917, 
: range to £450 range to £450 
Gibson, HJ. s..,..+5] Accountant .,....ccsee00 oes Clerical... aes 425 | lint 425 From 1 June, 1918, , 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarRD; GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 
FR Bits SOBs pacien cannes fi Accountant. ititscedcnesss sceuiee | Clerical...... 500 sales ce Pere | 500 {| From 1 July, 1916. 
Composing Branch. 
AVG.) a) il sraccuececont Overseer Alinco seers Bea eees General...... S60 aed CI stasis, : a 360 From 1] Jan., 1918. 
Bongers, H. J. ...... TAs Ma ek ok eerie at upere. B4040¥ | crt hdsdaens Ste 340 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Giles sae ercnes cc: Solr fesvevabesaearedssensessaer By dat 340 Jusuddoon Roe 340 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
McFarland, R. as 9 SEE SAR A arate Meets ck, 1, Gee. S40 ROT Wcaeawee Be 340 From 1 Jan., 1918, 
Challinor, T. A... PUL || cons Moho tema etek aaes 99, teen BAO ad sil eR Rect i 340 From 1 Jan., 1918, 
Lascelles, F. W. ... »» of Linotypes ......... B40 Tt tease - 340 | From 1 Jan., 1918, 
Bookbtnding Branch. 
Anderson, W......+...{ Overseer ...eeee, pene ae | General....../ 360 | BHF os ne 360 { From 1] Jan., 1918. 
Despatch Branch. 
Cates, By Avan | Publisher and Donpetoh Officer; General...... { 340 [Pvstesens ; fee | 340 { From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Lithographic Printing Branch. 
Wilcoxson, W. «..... FWOVERBOSY oo. ccncue bee leu nude | General...... | 340 (Ae. Sanat { See 340 { From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Electrotyping, Stereotyping, and Typefounding Branch. 
Joyner, A. B....is. {| Overseer ........05. fooesteene eee | General......| B40 TOG) LAIN PWABP 340 | From 1 Jan., 1918, 
| } Stores Branch. 
Bix, (Ri eon uig ene [ Storekeeper issessssstecseeccetevens { General......| 375 ; cal. adhe eat Jive 375 | From 1 July, 1916. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: RESUMED PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT. gs 
AHS : | Live penal 350 F 1 July, 1916. 
Ruthyen, H, J. G....| Chiof Clerk ....... ionaauesbaessass Clerical...... { ay yo ae 350 Leen ckeiol quali- 


fying in terms of 
Section 50, Public 
Service Act, 1902. 














'‘* Foy special duties. vee 
{ Special allowance. Allowance is now to be decreased to £25 per anny As galary is ingreased, 
t F Spepiel 9 alowanee : to he paid to glet Devember, TE en ae at Mard br 


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Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 


Remarks, 
‘Salary. | Allowances, Fees. Total. 


| per annum. 
£ 





Division of 
Service, 








per annum. per annum, 
£ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: MinisterRiaL, Petry Sessions, CoroNERS, CHILDREN’S CouRT, 



























































Justice Branch. 
O'Reilly, W, C. ooeees | Clerk...... secmhaasdedessesscuciersics Clerical ah OO { 350 | aaerte see J oe { 350 | From 1 July, 1916, 
) ) Account Branch, 
Thomson, W. A. ,..{ Accountant .\..ciecb.sseceseeseeues] Clerical...... 575 PCC RRE 575 From 1 July, 1917. 
Clarke, W.J..........| Sub-Accountant ............000008 aFiieanes A 375 Dees : | ; 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
range to £400 i range to £400 
Court Reporting Branch. 
Little, W. J. ........1{ Court Reporter ..i.........00.60. Clerical...... ‘370 50* Ae 420 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Hoxs Cadence. a We Sooo as sos i's.s6,5.0: Fr eee: 350 sEsaegesls “163 350 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Sproule, R. %.2...0:... x rey SeePigeeeeeeerad Pe encod SOO)! Fe = ates ad 350 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Hooper. Ga'Ts sso rs A sacseee binblaeds spi Wi eaerans SOO AT HM be d oa 350 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Emergency Branch. 
Hughes, R. ...,........{ Relieving Clerk of Petty] Clerical...... 400 sSaeaas eh, 400 From 1 July, 1916, 
. Sessions, &c. 
Prior Awe ccats ies Ap rh} 9 oF Ueoutee 350 Trent | 350t From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Perry Sessions. 
Stipendiary Magistrates. | 
Adrian, F. G, .........{ Stipendiary Magistrate, Professional 675 gedseeres pe 675 From 1 July, 1917. 
Newcastle.+ 
Butlers Ce By seus cs ye + ra Ne an Ba 75 sees om 675 From 1 July, 1917. 
Present salary £675 
range to £700 per 
annum from 12Aug., 
1918. 
Saw! Hy Gave. 99 _y, Broken Hill.t ae ies 650 proaches 2 Aa 650 From 1 Jan., 1918, 
Police Magistrates. ; 
Allnutt, R. H. V. ...| Police Magistrate, Scone$ ...| Professional 530 Ree we 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £550 ... |range to £550 
McMahon, M. J. o.:| 55 e Mudgee log Ulh. 530 ssbitiees iba 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £550 range to £550 
Cranes He Wreierde tos as nn Moreef] ... is nee 530 AT er fob 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £550 range to £550 
Longfield, M. R. ...|_ ,, 7 Hays gah ry aay 530 seucttete eee 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £550 range to £550! Present salary £575 
range to £600. 
Children’s Court. 
Galbraith, F. H.......) Special Magistrate, Children’s| Professional 675 oes ay | 675 From 1 July, 1917. 
Court, &c, 
McKensey, J....,.....| Special Magistrate of the 09 Minkeavaes 675 Prtre aff | 675 From 1 July, 1917. 
Affiliation Coutt, ete. 
Central Police Office. 
Smith, W.G. B. ...| Chamber Magistrate ............ Professional 675 senate a a 675 From 1 July, 1917. 
Camphin, W, J..,.....{ Clerk of Petty Sessions, etc.... Ss Bed 550 ott wll 550 From 1-dan., 1918. 
Parkest AMBP nice) Chiefi@lerk . 4, ui..).0cd. seve cose Clerical,..... 450 be iee. a 450 | From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Clerks of Petty Sessions, 
Cohen, T. W...... ...{ Clerk of Petty Sessions, Professional 475 25*% <u 500 From 1 July, 1916, 
Broken Hill, &¢. range to £500 Present salary £525 
range to £550. 
Cochrane, A. T. ...... Clerk of Petty Sessions, Dubbo} Clerical....., AOOHSER Ie seneenee : adi 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Eldershaw, P. E. ... Ae »> Singleton... Paes ee 400? [is oe csc cacte ; Bs 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Leary, H. J. i. isa i; f. Orange... $3 Dek 400 sans El ve 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
McDougall, L, A. ... oy », Goulburn... Gyo S GR oi 4008 |) Giiiecenes ay 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Miller, J. sx leed.aasvats e a Cowra... sa, ee 400 Hekiee aes ste 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Meads, H-ylives,..1ss: ef 3 Lithgow QGP gut 40029" |) Ve ssantrne a 400 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Adams, H. T. ......... a tov | Tamworth| 1, aon 400 paduioers a. 400 | From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Beveridge, H. S. 5 5, Burwood and ORD 28.7 375 Raaveaane “J 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
Ashfield. range to £400 range to £400 
Macfarlane, M. ...... be a Glebett pe BSdOoE 375 trniglocc ide 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
Geddes, W. B. ...... . » West . Sod anata 325 50tt z. 375 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Maitland. | 
Cohen, By sMas. seo. ” », Armidale... ao tee 350 AcacRORE { 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 





* Special allowance whilst acting as Chief Court Reporter. 

+ Without allowance. 

t Messrs. Adrian and Shaw have now been appointed Stipendiary Magistrates, Sydney ; salary £825 per annum. 

§ On leave prior to retirement. 

| Mr. McMahon has now been appointed Police Magistrate, Wagga Wagga ; salary £625 range to £650, from 12th August, 1918, 
“| Mr. Crane has now been appointed Police Magistrate, Grafton; salary £625 range to £650, from 12th August, 1918, 

** Special allowance ; allowance to cease when salary reaches £500 per annum, | 

tt Now Clerk of Petty Sessions, &c., Balmain. 

tt Special allowance while acting as Clerk of Petty Sessions, East Maitland, 


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“Balary, Allowances, and Fee, 





Salary. _ Allowances. 





| per annum. per annum. | per soot, Spamnenmassies 
qi£ a 2 £ £ ; 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE—continued. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD; Crown So.icrror’s OFFICE. 


Withy, A.B. i. aus 4 Deputy. Clerk of the Peace ...| Professional] 525 crete oo face f > ~ 688)" || Brom ¥ Jdns WES: * 
Irvine, M. M. be. Clare reer eet aril BOO hy 1G eRe ais es 500 From 1 July, 1917. 
Gonsalves, J. ......... Soy MA he SE aa RL Leanne ea Clericaly:.i:; 425 ber eant aes 425 From 1] Jan., 1918. 


Lacey, W. G. »..,,... 7 eR ee eee ceekineb ys 39 akReSS SHC ji tities teeesesace jee ftir 1880004] From) Jén.; 1918. 

















Spence, J, B. ,..,¢+++.] Chief Sheriff's Officer, Sydney) Generals...) 875 | sssseeees —[ eohses> 876...) Brom.) Jalyy’1918% 2 
DEPARTMENTAL BoaRD:. Equity Orricr, Late “ a 
Balcombe, W. A. ...| Deputy Registrar and Assis-| Professional MOG cal 700 oe 1 July, 1917. 
J tant Taxing Officer. : 
Deane, L..D. Clerical...... 450 7 |, bareeeutes 450 Fiom iJ uly, 1916. 


.| Chief Clerk and Accountant 


DEPARTMENTAL Bosarp: Pusiic Trust OFrFIce. 








Stephens, 8. J. ....., Clerk ide hawt Sec cihekd eee if Clerical.....: OP id iy fo eae | set 495 From 1 July, 1916. 

range to £450 range to £450 
DEPARTMENTAL Board? PkKOBATE OFFICE. i 

PROM Us ay a bepa cee e ta Deputy Registrar of Probates{ Clerical...... SOO! HE 1 Bcaealaat oy 350 From date of quali- 
« ‘fying in terms of 
Section 50; Publig 

* Service Act, 1902. 

’ DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: District Courts. 
White, W. T. Wisatiekt Clerk, eee rene Pewee oecaoesersacy ner eee deal Clerical boeecoe | 350 ee j aceite Dod | ci J ic 350 bh: | From 1 Jani, 1917. 


DEPARTMENTAL Board: REGISTRAR-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 


Layton, F, B. 8. .{ Senior Deputy Registrar- Professional 630 | Gorestate ve | 630 From 1 July, 1917. 
’ General, etc.“ f | 


. Survey Branch. ) 
Parnell; W:.©..B, ,«i{ Chief Draftemian,..s...ssse Professional] {223 | nteet ofan fev pr Grom i gheed 12H. 
Solomon, A. M. ..... .| Draftsman-in-Charge, és, vy » 425 Osan bs 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
Dealings Division, 
Drury, A. H. SRL First Draftsman, Investi- oe ube SES OP ane ey ae ve 350 From 1 Jan., 1917. _, 
gation Division; Ms 1) 4 bod | METAL 
Pedteisth E, A. sewet} First Draftsman, Dealings 3 ay SEO aa ts | lena etts ws | B45 From 1 Jani, 1917) 
Division. at RBoOinomul yy Wesaius : Hat ' 350 From 1 Jan.; 1918; 
Field Staf. 
' -. *. . é ’ 
Hall, A. EB. A. .,.,..., Examining Surveyor............ | Professional 450 | 50t [aeife: 600; | From 1 Jan., 1917. 
wy ; Land itles Branch. . ; ; itso) 
Deane, EB. Ls) ois ssiayae Deputy. Registrar-General ...| Clericaliy. B30 | oattanens Bik ees 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
‘range to £550 range to £550 : 
Coates, P. Hy. «i. sany4: 30 ua Hi 9) WNE&e 425 sop fehitee ih 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £450 range to £450 
Fry, Q; seceseces obo sapeaiol 93 29 ees 99 Biewee 375 bheeebies 3 oor aad From 1 Jan., 1917. 


range to £400, } _. Jrange to £400 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Pusiic Service Boarp. 


Rishworth, H. S. ...| Chief Clerk and Acting | Clerical...... 450 Brace i AG 450% From I July, 1916. 
Actuary. range to £500 range to £500, 
Thornton, H. T. ...| Inspector ............-. COLNE a a Crone ees as 425¢ | From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £450 range to£ 150 


* Mr. Stephens has now been appointed *‘ Chief Trust Officer”; salary £500 per annum from ist August, 1917. 
+ Allowance for tuition of Field Assistants, 
¢ Is also paid allowance for actuarial duties performed outside office hours: 


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. ne ‘ Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 
Name, Position. bi Nose oe | 
dlse sae renee \ spaicay Salary. Allowances. |Fees. Total. 
Pree > ree _sheaiaineioeese kp a scaabeniicidancpgmenanenbiones eiiieet ee Seti aa Te ; — Jaa oe om , seen ‘4 
Pa, ' | per annum. | per annum. | | per annum. 
4. | be £ £ £ 


ee er DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Survey Starr (incLupine District Surveyors, SURVEYORS, AND FIELD 








Lockhart, A.C. MeD, District Surveyor sseceesererexe| Professional 600 k istamaiia bis 600 
Mathews, H. B. .:>... re We. eadedseodiat ec: ee 606 mode heres eal 9 600 
Lees: Wi FESS ee Fe Ate Ee EMH 3f 600 U4 RE i 600 
Benson, J.S. M. ... Seryetor SUD CCORCEO URE EET EERE " SOG ET: (MRE eete tac’ 450 
Harnett, C. J.. Heil lath acter Bec GS Ree ee Pe i Aaa, Wine.) seeaaces 450 
Bishop, E.d B. SN eeetecee wceciscssesssasay Py OC a eee eee 450 
Holmes, R. A. ...... Sear Mecdeneseae ae AA ROOCRCReC Le Fe I Lalibela sonia st aie 450 
Harris, F. J, Ng ...... “5 ¢ # 450 450 
Nicho son, ak 7p ais Ae nehcee Lecet) SRO eee ; i Sue r Vai taal aha beat tee 425 
RYBR SN Adder eeet won) ees Beate tleccscecsaegees re ue AQ ETey im) tele oae le 425 
Maitland, 7 ae TOMMMMM tte s ee nascccswacsasnce Pe, AO Da te aera 400 
Karstongucreccstae ce: UME CSTR cen tanvcceeuceeess py BO Sl City Risers 460 
Brown, F. P. Fy: TMM eso ttietsoegac sacks vsuse By BUR ool pe seats ie 400 
Barrie, H. Ge eh Wee) acters tee Eee 5 400 2A, Petia ss oe F 400 
Baker, J ier nee +54 pice Hehkety Meee ER ee ae WD FS A EE F5% 400 
Gant’ adececens ba UE Metin ee ceicneeccnlencedeas Me a Meo A ui) ewianewases 375 
Corlis, Mi a Getine a2 FSM sae aie tas's 5 36s une cht ss SDR lana ioeeee: 375 
Drummond, P. R. ... SIME Beet rage cee vecwdronssteas 3, Seo IN Sy asctheaes 375 
Drummond, R. M.. Fine igor is rata CaP eee Pe 33 SUR Uo) cateneies 375 
Ferrier, L. Se rie dyacbcooe Cee COE RE EEE PELE Pe WMbama tit) teaciecsa ‘ 375 
Arnheim, S. F., von, sent. 43 ack epee ees eee CEE he SLO male otsscSreas 375 
Herborn, D. Ritieuiiee iy by 350 bhogecas, 350 
Chapman, D, W. 48: Poubbutic sted Bea iecciucaenaiie 4s <r cies tat has ¢ Bete 350 
Proust, L.E R.A. te GAMER. Oca cicine Pag ey caverns -e Fa BOC ME sh ris sagseccs 350 
Stephen, A. H. Loe SME cote cdesisesk eee eegvas 45 SOOM we anaseae: 350 
Mackenzie, E. A. ney’) ROQCCOSD SB BEBCEMERCRTEIErY f 3]. ib ABD. biteihy), Stygdaensee 350 
Yates, M. BE. A 5) ont Beal ee RE a Oe ee ete 350 
Dunlop, E. H. ‘On SEM Wire acts teas Las citecateee ane 33 BIEN) yedcacene 350 
Stewart, G.C. sic. Ft Geet Meee re PADRE reer ag Sahay Wee i tease 350 
Hunt, 4% 13 a eee Se Heap cE eRpee ys 350 1 GR Saree 350 














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2 i ate ore 


Remarks, . 


ASSISTANTS, &C.). 


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DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: CHAIRMEN OF Locat Lanp Boarps, Secretary To MINIsTER, &c. 














Hassall, J. E. ... 4, Chairman, Land Board Office,| Professional 650 ecgysuiss ty _ 650 
“ Tamworth. 
5) 
Ter Wobeered| s,s Wagea Waggtl i: hee aoe a a ae 
Brierley, E. W. ......| Chairman, Land Board Offices, Saiteects GlOm eend) Aecet cde unt 625 
oy tf Grafton and Kempsey. 
Galloway, R, M..,,..,.| Chairman, Land Board Office, ve ae GLO S amilbic kt  ssc0seces a 600. 
Dubbo. 
Lindsay, B, id istroot », Moree...... PAGEY ton 600 thaatutes 8 600 
Fleming, E, s..| Officer-in- -Charge of Bills and] Clerical...... AOU MWC Mts trecdne aa 400 
' Regulations. 
O’Keeffe, R. A. ......! Secretary to Minister ......... He devetie 400 ARE TBE He 400 





From 1 Oct., 1917. 


From 1 Oct., 1917. 
From 1 May, 1918. 


| From 1 Oct., 1917. 


From 1 Oct., 1917. 


From 1 Oct., 1917. 
From 1 July, 1916. 


From 1 July, 1916. 


| Duranrmeytar Boarp: Inspectors, Srarr oF Loca Lanp Boarp OFFICEs (OTHER THAN CHAIRMEN, 























From 1 July, 1917. 
From 1 Oct., 1917. 


From 1 July, 1917. 


From 1 July, 1916. 
From | June, 1918. 


From I July, 1916. 
From 1 Jan., 1918. 


From 1 July, 1917. 


From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 May, 1918. 


| From 1 July, 1916. 


From 1 July, 1917. 


rEnS Disaee Surveyors, SuRVEyYoRS AND Figip AssisTANtTs), &o. 
Dowling, P. J. ...... Thebector eer er Sr at ide Professional 650 ae 650 
ais 5 di, Oh aece eee Relieving Chairman and 7 oy GOO Subd eek. | 600 

Inspector. 
4 Local Land Board Office, Armidale. 
Stanley, W. H. ...... b Wiret Deraftaman: ..s3..0<stens-enar Professional 340 eats Ya a 340 
range to £350 range to £350 
Gordon, L. 8. .,.......; Chief Clerk and Crown Land Oren. a tb aus 33 es 
Aut ee RENEE THY to esgecenss az ) 
Local Land Board Office, Dubbo. 
wf 340 Nowaee i 340 
Ross. Bo Be kets: Draftsman-in-Charge ........... Professional < | 375 eee Ay, 375 
‘range to. £400 range to £400 
Green, S. F. 8. ...... First Draftsman ............5. bth re ‘gl EY iadatital ardor pea tN an 340 
"iP ' range to £350 range to £390 
4 5 
Viernon,, Uh = sacteeeee Chief Clerk and een Land! Clerical Doan Pe Bae res res ee 
A te Dee ROID = — | tea eeeeee eee 4 
gen 
Local Land Board Office, Forbes. 
Byrnes, W. H. ...... Chief Clerk and Crown Land| Clerical...... 375 | Pe ees | ve 375 
Agent. | 
Local Land Board Office, Goulburn. 
Asser, N. F. Advice First Draftsman ..............06+. Professional ES Mt coc dies Si 340 
‘ 7 Fs range to £350 range to £350} » 











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Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 









Division of 
Service, 


cae yee ( 
| i | J 
‘ 
he 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS—continwed. 


Wame, Position. 


Remarks. 









Allowances. 





per annum.| per annum. | per annum. 
£ £ £ 


DerartMentaL Boarp: Inspectors, Starr oF Locat Land Boarp Orricrs (OTHER THAN CHAIRMEN, 
District SURVEYORS, SURVEYORS, AND Fietp Assistants), &c.—continued. 


Local Land Board Office, Grafton. 


Wyler BA. Batis rset oe3 ay Clerk and Crown Land| Clerical...... | 375 | bei 24 | 375 be 1 May, 1918. 
gent, 





Local Land Board Office, Hay. 
































a £350 rege rr 350 | From 1 July, 1916. 
Allman, G. Fravenn| ay and Crown Land) Clerical...... 1375 | ae | ns | 375 sear Mav. 1918. 
Local Land Board Office, Kempsey. 
Maunsell, R. D.......{ Draftsman-in-Charge............ Professional 375 Seanyed oe 375 From I Jan., 1918. 
range to £400 range to £40) 
Geary, Te iscesscreece oe Chief Clerk and Crown Land! Clerical...... 375 | Be 5: 2 375 From I May, 1918. 
| Agent. 
Local Land Board Office, Maitland. 
Wilkinson, H, E. ...| Draftsmian-in-Charge............| Professional] 450 Pagan: ats 450 From 1 June, 1918. 
Peake Bud hak Eirstaoatteman ...teserdente: PIAS th B40) CeO ae Aeiexd as 340 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £350 range to £350 
Metropolitan Local Land Board Office. 
Edwards, C. ......... Draftsman-in-Charge............ | Professional 450 sssaiete i | is | 450 From 1 June, 1918. 
Flannery, W. B....... First Draftsman... .....0..0..0.. | De. ease OU. |). C= emeeeaane 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Local Land Board Office, Moree. 
| 375 rea ae § Ag 375 From 1 April, 1917. 
Williams, E. B. ...... Draftsman-in-Chargé....::......{ Professional 375 Ren ee 375 From | Jan., 1918. 
range to £400 range to £400 
Barnes, Goss, itersess: Chief Clerk and Crown Land! Clerical...... 375 bisia. ave ie 375 From 1 May, 1918. 
Agent. | 
Local Land Board Office, Orange. 
McBryde, E. .........{ Draftsman-in-Charge.....,,..... Professional 450 Saeeainc ye 450 From 1 June, 1918. 
McKenzie, J. T....... First Draftsman...........:...008 * as S501) Wate... es ag 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Pownall; Wad.) ..... Chief Clerk and Crown Land) Clerical...... 400 AY won dsniaeire : me 400 From 1 June, 1918, 
Agent. 
- Local Land Board Office, Tamworth. 
Badcock, A. N. ......| Chief Clerk and Crown oe | Clerical...... 409 wae es 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
| Agent, | 
Local Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga. 
First Draftsman...,.........:...{ Professional 340 ean ates 55 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
Butterfield, G. C. Draftsman-in-Charge............ ; be 375 nopenbor 40 375 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
range to £400 range to £400 
Fisher, F. D. .........| Chief Clerk and Crown Land} Clerical...... 400 Ais on 400 From 1 June, 1918. 
Agent, 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Branch. 
Bryant, J.G.R. ...{ Director, Resumed Areas ...,..) Clerical......| BOO (>) ae ea 500 =| From 1 July, 1917, 
| Closer Settlement Branch. ; 
Simpkins, M. L...... | First Draftsman........ teteeress) Professional| 350 | i a | 350 | From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Deeds Branch. 
Herring, H.C. .s.:.| Officer-in-Charge ......0.0...) Professional S20 FN eee ae | 425 { From 1? July, 1916. 


Information Bureau, ke. 


Cooke, J. T. .........] Inspector; Head of Paes ie ni 600 renry “0 | 600 From 1 July, 1917, 
Bureaii, Xe. ; 








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» Position. : 


Salary, Allowances, and Fees.’ 









Division of ,}: 
Service, 













Salary. 








ela ae 


annum. 


z 


| per annum. | per 
£ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS—continued. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarpD: Inspectors, Starr or Locat Lanp Boarp Orrices (OTHER THAN CHAIRMEN, 
District Surveyors, Surveyors, AND Fietp Assistants), &c.—continued. 


Fowler, C. A. W. ...| Draftsman-in-Charge 
Wihites Ji Bem certa.ces First Draftsman . 


Koefoed, C. W....... 


Paton, A BOCO deers emtee Af Officer-in-Charge 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: 


Morgan, J. A. 
Vale, R. W. ...... ...} First Draftsman 


w...| Draftsman-in-Ch 


Kennedy, J. E. H....{ Draftsman-in-Charge 
Examiner,,,....... 


Lloyd, E. S. 


@arveatese 


Macdonald, W. C. os Lo 
verseer. 


Biggar, J. G.*.........[ Sub-Accountant 


Casey, P. F. .........) Ledgerkeeper 


Draftsman ........ 


Charting Branch. 


peetee een Professional 450 feces 450 | From 1 June, 1918. 
(340 Shae ee 340 From 1 March, 1917, 
oho ohrnoey os 0.350 ons he 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
aeeats atacaneee ee 3 340 } qutecanes 340 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Roads Branch. 
ede Ransrestes | Professional | 450 | TiAGeleee fis f 450 | From 1 June, 1918, 


MiscELLaANEous Compitinc Brancu, Parish Mar Compitina Brancz, 
LITHOGRAPHIC Brancu, &c. 


Miscellaneous Compiling Branch. 


ATZE....0.0erd.. | ap crea 400 | svibie ale rl | i. | 400 pe 1 July, 1917. 
at cawineaunteates iy ee 350 BEE Lue 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Parish Map Compiling Branch. 
raniaamnaeae | Prvfestoae 450 | Fiavetsen | nae | 450 From 1 June, 1916, 
aheanconscraranes . a 350 Pade nage oa 350 From 1 Jan., 1918, 
Lithographic Branch. 
hographic Printer and eine 330 | Bern | er | 330 | 7 1 July, 1916, 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarRp: Account BRancu. 
tie ivaeadonane | Clean | 375 | eS ee | a | 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
abi sbinesivarseeioxaes 99 teens 350 oe ~ | 350 From 1 July, 1916, 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: ConpITionaAL SALES ADMINISTRATIVE Brancn, ConpitTionAL LrAse Brancu, ke. 


Murray, F, S.... 


wenoee 


Conditional Sales Administrative Branch. 


425 | 


From 1 July, 1916. 
450 


From 1 June, 1918, 


oeaeeeete 


sevetetonvevconces| SAAULIUALs oraee 


ey 





orev eee 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: MIscELLANEOUS BrancH, AND MISCELLANEOUS LEASE BRANCH, 


Lawrence, W. J. ...{ Clerk-in-Charge 





Miscellaneous Branch, 


\ 




















Co Clerical... | 450 | nae : | #, | 450 From i June, 1918, 
Sharpe, W. E. ...... Clerley cSntaittcarsccevearsenraines se iy hls 325 oT ane 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Miscellaneous Lease Branch. 
Aylward, H. J. ...... | Clerk-in-Charge ............005 «:{ Clerical... .. | 400 © | Suarearet lect | 400¢ {| From] July, 1916. 
DEPARTMENTAL Board: Crown Lanp AGEnts. 
Crown Land Agents who also hold other Offices. 

Mackenzie, R. G. ...| Clerk of Petty Sessions, Clerical (350m Po Beaks Me 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Boorowa| § ~* WEY Ate Ua aaa 37 From 1 May, 1918. 

Small Ge Watgercsss| 03s ns Casino ee 375t iu 375t | From 1 July, 1916. 
T 350M ee baseseeves ‘ : 350 From 1 July, 1916. 

Johnston, F, W. rs » emora; 43 sseses ih ae ae Oe 375 | From 1 May, 1918. 
Breakell, H. ......... os PS Glen Innes} PP rt ; BUGwee WP We sseiceeee ‘ 375 From 1 May, 1918. 
Paton, Ty Jagh-imnedl- 9. 4 Carcoar > Bee. 315me. | 0 Sains j 375 From 1 May, 1918. 
Frish (Epi Wis 4 sefooswe- re » Queanbeyan§ WAV Nh) a. 508 S50 Me |) Pah, ctacad 350 From I Oct., 1917. 
Emerton, EK. ......... os Tenterfield ah ets BOO Te Ee vcsabeates 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Donnelly, A.D. ...... “) ty Gundagai Pe! batters SS QRS leet: sarcoece 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Crowley, C. W. ...... 3 % Stroud Ae Ee S5QM ELIE Matera aa | 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
Dunn, A. McC.....;:.) 5, 4, Tumut) 8 ert 350 aes | 350 From 1 July, 1916. 

Relieving Crown Land Agents. 
Ranclaud, A. B....... | Relieving Crown Land Agent] Clerical...... 350 Re, are ha laeee | 350 | From 1 July, 1916. 
WESTERN LAND BOARD. 
Johnson, J. H. ......{ First Draftsman. .........0005. Professional 350 mere; s am 350 | From 1 July, 1916. 
range to £375 range to £375 














* On leave of absence prior to retirement. 


+ As Secretary, Bega and Wilberforce Labour Settlement Roars ; allowance to cease as from 14th August, 1917. 


t Without allowance. 
¢ Mr. Irish has now been appoi 
range to £450 per annum, 


ntzd © Clerk-in-Charge, Returned Soldiers Settlement Branch” ; salaty, £400 per aiinuni from 9th'May, 1918, with 


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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


DuPaRTMENTAL Boanp: Accounts Branon, Country Orricus CrericaL Starr, AND 
Strate MetTat QuARRIES OFFICERS. aor" 


McKern, J.T. ...... Manager,State Metal Quarries| General...... 700 25* | wes , 725 | re 1 July, 1917. 
: ; range to £750 ange to £775 FP ts 


on. oe 


| DEPARTMENTAL Board: RAILwAY AND TRAMWAY ConsTRUCTION BRANCH, 
AMOS, CAF oo cecc cones Supervising Engineer, Ist Professional 425 ANS Ce oes 425 From 1 July, 1916. 


rade. 
Roberts, J. W.f..2..: ‘Prineipal Designitig Engineer ee fie . 600: eetuaieds Py 500 From 1 July, 1916. 
Cambridge, E. R.t+.,.| Engineering aenes i sg bo BOO py | iuyederetes a 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
rade. a 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: WaTER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE BRANCH (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 











Peake VA...:s.sces 00452 Deputy Chief Engineer......... | Professional 740 staeaauie isis 740 From 1 July, 1917. 
Mactaggart, M. ..,...) District Works Engineer and ‘f th 600 125¢ yd 700 From 1 Jani, 1918: 
! Manager,, Broken. Hill Residence, t ‘ 
Water Supply. valued £75 
Fleming, H.......:4.+0s Supervising Engineer, Ist bs a BRON POINT ee bes 550 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
' Grade. 
SUMGHE. | ces gsascaces iy Re sa Ee fs BUCS -F theceetene AN 500§ From 1 July, 1916. 
Osborn, A. FP. °....:... Supervising ‘Engineer, 2nd ae esd 400 i is ea 400 From l'July, 1916. 
Grade. i] 
Turner, V. H..........| Surveyor, Ist Grade ............ As Pe 3 ds NO GT or Art 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
McDonnough, T:.....; ' Fi ae Wali eeowen eee Be Hs is TT) ee ed 375 . | From 1 July; 1916. 
Littlejohn, R. 8. ...| Principal Designing Engineer we ort 525 | Ree aa §25 From 1 July, 1917. 
Rutlidge, E. E. R....| Engineering Draftsman, Ist a aa 400 aUeasncs ne 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Grade, 

Hayley, P. HE. L. ...| ss ss Ae e aa S00 EN ekeemenn ae 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Clarke, H. M....:.....| Supervising Engineer, Ist ¥ Be BODE Pl weedtnnse of 450 From 1 July, 1916. 
‘ } i Grade. ‘ : 
Hardie, J. A. ......... Supervising Engineer, 2nd! oC; | SOO. bel) we saacstees se 350 From 1 July, 1916. 

Grade, | 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: MeEtTropoLitan Ratiway Construction BRANCH (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 


Burrow, W. F.+.,,..,.| Designing Engineer sesersereess{ Professional — 450 LOSE Hee 450 From 1 July, 1916. 

Smith, R. Y.t.........) Engineering Draftsman, Ist bs bei 400 Bea eee a 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Grade, 

Hollings, F. R.t...... ; 350 eeceaeere Pee 350 From 3 April, 1916. 


” 9 ” a3 ee BOB wih | ke Bosh 360 From 1 July, 1916. 


DgparTMENTAL Boarp: NationaL AnD Loca GoverNmMENT Works, Xc,.: 


Fitzgerald, R. D. ...| Inspecting Engineer ............ Professional 600 | Sate °66 ia 600 From 1 July, 1917. 
Allman, E. M.. ..,... ° ein Diara, Secu Rien ¥ $e BOG ad ery abla sites seh 600 From 1 July, 1917. . 
Mollison, J. 8.||...... Supervising Engineer, Ist Hi a OO wean es i. 580 From 1 July, 1917.” 

Grade. 
Vowel Rite ieee. +> 55 sy & is 530 Was wasee eee 530 From 1 July, 1917. 
Present salary, £550 
p.a., from 1 Feb., 
1918. 

; ATE isd) } oseasates ode 475 From 1 July, 1916. 

Downey, G. W. J... $s Bs 4 . BOO | A Rages Soc 500 From 1 Feb., 1918. 
rey , range to £550 range to £550 Git 

Newell, H. H. :...., Hf Pied i 5 ie 450 sdaviin’d on 450 From 1 July, 1916. 

Neilley, F. GP... HI ee me 4 a3 425 ccd sats cvs 425 From 1 July, 1916. 

Bog i). Perey f ee 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Sear], H. F.............] Supervising Engineer, 2nd a S78 te] HAR Aa 375 From date of taking 
Grade. ¥ range to £400 range to £400| upduty at Kempsey, 
McInnes, ©, A.’ .....: a +s by .; ae 350 Reet soe 350 From date of taking 


up duty at Lismore. 
Present salary, £350, 
range to £400. - 





Cummins, 8S. M. .. ve Ps a sg Ht 400 wroeaegeh ae 400 From 1 July, 1918. 
Grant) Ne eee Ae > | a ‘3; 400 sracks, He 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Moore, W. M, ©, ... Py Lie ce Ss 40: tel | ME Ata oro ots bed tes _ 880 From 1 July, 1916, 
Morrice, F. J. ... .. 4 es ns rag atl BTN Wrecker se “is 370 From 1 July, 1916. 
McGowen, E. E. ... 4 Bs of 2 He BHO) 4) eeesatee - ote 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Moriarty, H. A. O. os an a3 <a A BOO) UP Ve ae 306 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Duff, G. D. McD. ... a Draftsman, Ist pe Ae 350 Me totes ac 350 From 1 April, 1916. 
Grade. 











* Special allowance, 
+ Transferred to staff of Railway Commissioners as from 1st January, 1917. 
Special allowance: To be a charge against Broken Hill Water Supply. 
Present salary £550 per annum from 1st December, 1916. 
On leave prior to retirement. : 
J Mr. Searl is now Supervising Engineer, 1st grade ; salary £450 per annum from Ist February, 1918. 












19 Avousr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBITR, No, 108. ane 
we dich Salary, Allowances, and Fees, =r 
Phere "erties eae 









Salary. 





per annum. 
| Mio 








‘ 


Allowances. 





Feds. Total. 





per annum. | per annum. 
£ £ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—continued. 





DuparTMentaL Boarp: Harsours anp Dratnace Brancu (oTHER THAN CLERICAL Star). 


Halligan, G. H.* 























Supervising Engineer, jst Professional 530 |. sihsebers 530 From 1 July, 1917, 
CHaeek. 2 : : bus Fence 
Keinp; Ww, E, -.e49..) Assistant Engineer ORE ae ae 500 & 500 From 12 May, 1917. 
OUR | . DrepcE SERVICE. 
White, Ww. saeosessrenel Chief Engineer Master ...... ,--| General.,....) S40) 8] Aebesceea .  hitted | 340 | From 1 July, 1916. 
DerartmentaL Boarp: Arcuirecturat Brancu, &c. 
Mitchell; W.. ...... + Deputy Government Architect| Professional aM We Ee ee 725° From 1 July, 1917. 
Blair, G. McL. ..,.,.| Principal Desiring Architect 39 Abe Be: fA an Oa a ne 525 Froin 1 guy 1917. 
Purdue, A, J..eese0s5., Supervising Architect, Ist + R. BOG ph Uli Wee as 500 From 1 July, 1916. 
re ; ’ Grade. 72 ag ol 525 From 1 July, 1917. 
Betbert, 8. overs 4 nian Wwe AC Le ee na am A ee tes 450 | From 1 July, 1916. 
Tunks, BF. P. ...,.4.4. ‘in - bai Ee seo wie) 4. wees : 325¢ | From 1 July, 1916, 
Barr, J. ....45.4.,.435.| Designing Architect .........1.. BS | aeple antics 425° From 1 July, 1916. 
Wilshire, Vi) <b aR BR ee CY Ha even 350 | From 1 July, 1916. 
Robinson, H. M. ... 4 +13) Daas e Bas : BOQ etic | Woe vers 350 From 1 July, 1916, 
Kenyon, 8. W. ...... Supervising Architect, 3r 9 el, a al MS ae) 99 3 350 From date of quali- 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY SuRvVEY Srarr, &c. 


fying, in terms of 
Section 50, Public 
Service Act, 1902. 


From 1 July, 1916. 


Jamieson, J. J.t......| Inspecting Surveyor ............ Professional 475 Aa sated ahi 475 
Edwardes, C. A.}. 4) K: sei boyd y Ares Shans paved si 475 From 1 July, 1916, , 
Mort, HS)t, ...., Surveyor, Ist Grade ....,....... i TOR AE aes aR Hy 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Vol Ceti oi eparedsk- yi jee eee 3 ae Be Aas ee din 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
Beckett, G. Jit... Draftsman-in-Charge............ 3 i Bice TPE Vis stegs 475 From 1 July, 1916. 
Lilja, L. C.£  ...,....., Survey Draftsman, lst Grade <4 a SOON) MEW eekbsters 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Thomson, R.f......... cy Hi spate ae “ Be0ey MD we ese 340 From 1 July, 1916, 
DepartTMentaL Boarp: Survey Drawine OFrice (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 
Alderton, D. R. ,.,...| Draftsman-in-Charge............ | Professional | $O5 | Nedeanene ieee) 425° | From 1 July, 1916. 
Ripe. _DepartmentaL Boarp: ELecrricau Branca (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 
Carter, H. G.... ...... Supervising Engineer, 1st Professional 2 pla AE ea os ans 450 From 1 July, 1916, 
F Grade. ° Nah 
Richardson, J.J. ...| Supervising Engineer, ad is Lis 1 Be teres i i 400 From 1 July, 1916. 
STHe olerd r _ Grade. | 
Campbell, J. B. ...... Pr nA a. 33 y Me Ls P iwweveiees 350 ° | From 1 June, 1918. 
Perrett, He ..s.seseeu. ies és Tee 5 pe Ae ee eee 350 From date of quali- 
Wren ie fying, in terms of 
Section 50, Public 
; Service Act, 1902. 
ah DerarrmentaL Boarp: Newoasrne District anp' Government Docxyarp, Newcastie. 
Wylie, J. P. ...,.....( Secretary and Accountant, Clerical...... 525 Ty 525 From 1 July, 1917. 
a Newcastle District. . 
Sticpewich, A. M. ... Bpcsvary Government Dock- EPR E TT (sad el Meee er 450 From 1 July, 1917. 
; . ard. 
Street,:C: S.... .....| Acdotntant Batiheucse iva: ae isis ~ 350° ; 350 From 1 July, 1917. 
ae : range to £400 range to £400 : 
Tennant, T. H. ...... Chier Olork § ap ...0.<seesveny ee. a aie er SOOKE. | eet ‘ wwe [Pt BOO From date of quali. 
fying in terms of 
Section 50,‘ Public 
Service Act, 1902. 
sa | : yO Ta Mer 425 From 1 July, 1916. 
Budd, Ws Loki scsced Supervising Engineer, Ist Professional i mr Parte 450 From date "of taking 
oii Grade. |, ' : up duty at Govern- 
ment Dockyard, 
Peg tials Jog . vf -Neweastle. | *' 
i .P. ......] Supervisi i ; 87571 Ue epaneen 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
Tronate ed eppirielny aa? 3 is ; ' Present salary, £400 
per annum, Wr 
és, S. We ein. ey en a 375 From 1 July, 1917. 
Jones, ; £2 ating ass 2 >», S66) | eba) eater 350) From ] July, 1915. 
Howard, By By sees ” 35°) eae 9 ooo V36Or: | | ERAS 360 From 1 July, 1916. 
Fitzgerald, E. D. ...| Supervising Architect, 1st 3 RA ir er 425 | From 1 July, 1916. 
thE iy Grade. 
Sharp, N. W. v.sseeee) Engineering Draftsman, Ist ey 330 | es aaa, 330 From 1 July, 1916. 
TERE : ‘ Grade. 





On leave prior to retirement. ‘ : ; 
+ Mr, Tunks also receives allowance for acting as ‘‘ Yaluator, Fair Rents Court.” 
" + Transferred to staff of Railway Commissioners as from 1st January, 1917. " 
ot $1t has been recommended ‘by the Public Service Board that Mr. Tennant be designated ‘Assistant Secretary. 
jj It has been recommended by the Public Service Board that Mr. Kidd’s designation be “‘ Assistant Engineer. 


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“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. 






Position. 


Allowances. 





per annum. | per annum. 
£ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: CorRESPONDENCE, &c., MINISTERIAL OFFICE. 























Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 


Salary. | 








[19 Avavsr 1918. 






Remarks, 






per annum. 
£ 








Strong,’J. His -ccceua (ek iret Clerk J... s:yc0seen iecenenl Clerical...... 500 Schl aes? 500 From 1] July, 1916. 
. Present salary £550 
| per annum. 
Nash, G. ee been. teseeoes Clerk eeveevces Cedeccecccces ddeee reve 99 eceeer 500* eneveence 500* } From ] July, 1916. 
Present salary £550 
( ( : \ per annum. 
CATON, Ly eeeteeass |) SXCRISULAT vcnns dase bie tonaessaser=s4 pats DOO Ad) Akane: ‘ 500 From 1 July, 1916. 
Present salary £550 
per annum. 
aed 450 ee 450 | From I July, 1916, 
Durie, W. J. bebo eee Clerk eevcooeee sOe ede eeeebOecseersdoers 99 eee 47 Ore eeoere 475 From 1] July, 1917. 
5OO!O88) TATRIET 500 From 1 July, 1918. 
Beauman, E. J. ...... galahenssehes sacs scnacdebenseentereeen nee see 400 yal ee pens 400 From 1 July, 1916, 
Birkenhead, W....... Be Brad Pen Deel Hos My Gare 360 : 360 From 1 July, 1916, 
340 #8 lees é 3 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
Green, A. W.......... snake Pe cctoticdeoeenerree seh be 860, "¢ Bic fi eeeees . 360 From 1 July, 1917. 
:; 380 : ; 380 From 1 July, 1918, 
340 i. Bh oe Wale co eee : ¥ 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
Herzog, J. C. eeereeees 9D OH CHL C eee econ esr eeeecs Oo eeeees 99 ous ce {0 Gerecvcce eo 360 From 1 July, 1917. 
S80 th) area eee, : 380 From 1 July, 1918. 
340* eho 340* From 1 July, 1916. 
Williams, E. ....... Pie CRAs Sea Jah adeueses soagdeanedd 99 ame 138 teseeeens 360 From 1 July, 1917. 
380 weep eee 380 From 1 July, 1918. 
O40** Gl. Tee eeees 340* From 1 July, 1916. 
Salmon, N. L.......... Private Secretary to Minister a57 eee {360 HERO 25 360 From 1 July, 1917. 
380 c 380 From 1 July, 1918. 
340) a seremen 340 From 1 July, 1917. 
Connelly, M. F. ...... Clerle sy) . «sas ye oaets «game cepeose are 99 tenons 360 afl > crszod 360 From 1 spar 1918, 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: AccoUNTS AND CasHiER’s BRANCHES. 
Oliver, E. J. E. ......)| Examiner of Accounts ......... Clerical...... 500 et 4 Pe tacdacces ‘ 500 From 1 July, 1916. 
Alderdice, W. O. ...| Cashier ........... A ee A SE bo | mae enn 450 seseenees 450 From 1 July, 1916. 
S60 82 fle sstasedes 360 From 1 July, 1916. 
Cr ee cs. dss Soni| Clerc e Siete ccbs tite de come seeeeee reese $5. besces B80 a2 4 lei tandes 380 From 1 July, 1917. 
400.4: | j9heSe st 400 From 1] July, 1918. 
Morgane. Wists Sy tekeseahestad aa laarennteeeneeaees Ret er 300 geod) Aetsc. center 360 From 1] July, 1918. 
Smit! w.A S40 Ml) Evercore 340 From 1 July, 1917. 
mitnson, . ovis 9) cecenvercvvetergees Mole, oie \nipio'piai4'o ata rr) ercces 360 ‘ 360 From 1 July, 1918. 
Smithers, B. ©. ...s: A, a Se lin rye dept ce Be 43 peaaene 3b0 ta See acd 350 From 1 July, 1916. 
Johnston, C. G. ...... Bae ted Ah et ce 0) ees 8407 OP Ee sscarsoes 340 | From 1 July, 1918, ° 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarRp: ARCHITECT'S BRANCH. 
Bowden, As....ceseseee Officer-in-Charge, Furniture | Cenerae | 350 | escieetee | ae | 350 Doge 1 July, 1916, 
Workshops. 4 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: CuirF Inspector’s Brancu. tc 
Maclardy, J.D.St.C.| Chief Examiner ..................{ Educational 630 UT AVE AS 630 | From 1 July, 1917, 
range to £650 range to £650 
Cramp, K. R....:.,... Examiner ........+0 seca Leen Pie A 530 Ss . 530 From I July, 1917. 
range to £550 range to £550 
McMullen, F..........,| Head Master, Wollongong 9 a AOS etal Paes tics ; 425 From 29 Jan., 1917, 
High School. range to £500 ' ti range to £500. 
Longmuir, G. F. ...| Head Master, Hurlstone 4 sey 0 brwe ts light, | 420 From 1 July, 1917. 
Agricultural High School. range to £380} valued £120: | .. {range to £500 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: TEACHERS’ TRAINING COLLEGE. 
Cole; P. BR... j..04+5,0e| Vioe-Principal........ Pe RCE: Educational 600 Saisie a ef 600 From 1 July, 1917. 
range to £650 range to £650 
Roberts, T, T. ....... Senior Lecturer ,.......10068 Be 9 “de 225 | oe) Mee 5s sca : 425 From 1 Jan., 1917, 
range to £500 range to £500 
Meldrum, H. J. ...5.. vi Ad Vo euics sipetee ses “ = ADD. obiall|, HWuls vaeseece aes 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £500 range to £500 
Waterhouse, E. G.... As i> hc AreReasiaciace * ney 425 aed ' 425 Fiom 1 Jan., 1917. 
' range to £500 range to £500 
Hamilton, A. G...... 9 ” Pace eesean ce be se 425 ra eaeaG : 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £500 range to £500 
W bite, Cy) rukesssakes sf Ge Hanheerieners on + eee 425 event ; 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £500 range to £500 
Currey, Os He ssater-: op » NA cieeeey: vadecene > ‘3 425 teed : Hie 425 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
r range to £500 range to £500 
Kenny, 8. A......d.00 ” ” fivecasenancad oe sf Py 400 ee , 400 From 1 Jan., 1917, 
: range to £450 range to £450 
Tilbrook, G. H. C.... We Meds: 5 ssect ase. A me 4004, ol.) We aptetrecs . 400 From 1 Jan., 1917... 
range to £450 range to £450 
Mallarky, Ethel M...} Senior Lecturer and Warden Be: 425 pos b¥ vee 425 From 1 Jan., 1917, 
of Women Students. range to £450 range to £450 
ee ny ees ay a From 1 Oct., 1916. 
ph b soon | sor Lecturer ........ AON Ohh range to range to 0}. 
area Selene 2 CT RANE Has oC : 425 | From 1 Jan., 1917, 
- range to £500 range to £500 
Skillen, Elizabeth .. sp ae Ae yatec vant Bt Hy 350 ; 350 From 1 Jan., 1917. 
range to £400 range to £400 
Chisholm, A. R....... Lecturer oe forces teane. (ects “ eH 325 eypenth , 325 From 1 Jan., 1917, 
jrange to £400 range to £400 
Rancland, A. B. B.... so or Wrdesatenteterecesn cous ote. Ay AS 325 Sa degee’ ae 325 From 1 Jan,, 1917. 
lrange to £400 range to £400 


ir peng pen 





* Without allowance, 








19. Aucust, 1918,], » 







Name. 


QHuaife, We Heeeunests: 
Stewart, C..P.....iik.. 


Brooke, B, 
Beyan, Sybil C. ..... 


Edelsten, Mary E.... 
Coghlan, Iza I, ...... 
Vale, Grace 


Wright, He iyi 


Raymond, W. E. ...{ Astronomical Assistant 






Position. 






Division of 
Service, 


Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 


| | per annum. 
£ 


Salary. Allowances. 





per annum. | 
£ £ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103, 


Fees. 











DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—continued. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: MepicaAL Orricers’ BRANCH. 


Medteal @mMcerresuerccsss sc. 


Medical Officer and Lecturer 
in Hygiene. 
Medical Officer...s.,;.,.:ssesee0es 





” ” 
29 iB) 


Peer mene eee eeesesege 





Librarian, Mitchell Library...{ 


Professional 750 

A A 600 
range to £650 

Ae ade 500 


A 450 
he earytel ier ong 
ee 450 


Professional 450 





range to £600 
us 450 


eee eeeee 


pee ereees 





set eeeeee 


cee ne aee 


DEPARTMENTAL BOARD: OBSERVATORY. 


ad | 


Professional 400 


ieee 750 


600 


450 
450 
450 





DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Puszic Liprary oF NEw SoutH WALES. 





{450 


| 400 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: TrecunicaAL Epucation Brancu, 


Hooper, Gr sseressesss< Assistant Superintendent...... 
Hibble Bie By i cdgscaslt SORISUTOT: rate unassas ss Se snrsaaut 


Clerical...... 


Peerceree 


Teaching Staff (arranged in alphabetical order). 





Sydney Technical College. 





Barkeryid as Weevabaces Lecturer-in-Charge, Printing { Educational 350 
Department. 

Brucey Jia let access Lecturer-in-Charge, Sanitary , 450 
Engineering, &c. 

Coombs, F. A.. ...... Teacher-in-Charge, Tanning we 350 
Department. 

HitzguNcmecr cas esleces sos Head Teacher in Charge re 475 

, Mathematics Department. 

Hanley 5 Jie cnccnces ese Head Teacher of Fitting and $3 390 
Machining. ' 

Hawkesworth, A. ...| Lecturer-in-Charge, Sheep and #3 450 
Wool Department. 

Lord, Hate. hot Head Teacher in Charge, s 330 
Agriculture Department. 

Mason, WS Ht 04 Head Teacher of Electrical AR 1425 
Engineering. 

Simpson, R. C. ...... | Lecturer-in-Charge of os 600 

Electrical Engineering. 
Stewart, A. H. ...... Head Teacher of Chemistry, +s 400 


Siissmilch, C. A. 
Collins, V..B. ..).4év.. | 


Bagley, Bu vive seen 


Brown, J. Bi iy... | Head Teacher of Mechanical] mange 


May, J. arsneununci 


&o, 


HMB rincipal i.,.<04esasee J pponkmadea- 


Head Teacher of Mining, 
Newcastle and Maitland 
Districts. 


Head ‘Teacher of Chemistry, 
Metallurgy and rere 


Drawing and Mathematics, 





Teacher of Coal-mining and | 
Mine Surveying. 


| } 


Baker} ‘R.. Deei..t. 2388 | Curatorand Economic Botanist 
Smith EGaeencmn | Assistant Curator and Econo- 


Maxted, H. Li ...... 
Connolly. J. V. ..ase. 
Creagh, J. 8. v.00 


Wing, Je wrcsecsecoseers 
Turnerp A. 5. 4+ slate 


| mic Chemist. 


600 
380 


Educational 


ry) oer 


a ak et 350 


tebeeacee 


eee reesoe 


eereeeene 


seerereee 


poe eeewen 





Newcastle Technical College. 


Broken Hill Technical Cellege. 


Granville Trades School. 
1 wes 


350 


Lilawarra District. 


Educational | 285 


Technological Museum.) 


625 
500 


Professional 


” 








500 
550 
500 
500 











350 





DEPARTMENTAL Boarp:; State CHILDREN RELIEF DEPARTMENT. 


. Alcting Chief Inspector, &c....| 
Chief Clerk 
Accountant 
Superintendent of Boarding-| 

out Homes. 


Sede reeneeeererereserses| 


Ser ci 





seeseeeer 


Selden, E. N, 


Superintendent, Industrial 
Farm Home for Boys, 
- Mittagong. 





Assistant Accountant ......+45| 





450 
450 
450 
379 


370 


Clerical...... 


300 


9° poteny 





Ws Agting Sub-Regletray 


ee 
eae tonnes 


Quarters, 
valued £55 


seer rreee 








Total. 


: range to £650 
500 


range to £600 
450 





41 87, 





Remarks, 


eee en een 


per annum. | 
£ 


From 1 July, 1917, 
From 1 July, 1917, 


From 1 Jan,, 1917, 
From 1 Jan., 1917, 
From 1 Jan., 1917, 


From 1 Jan., 1917, 
From 1 Jan., 1917. 





From 1 July, 1916, 
{ From 1 Jan., 1918, 


From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1917. 
From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1917. 


| From 1 July, 1916. 
| From 1 July, 1916, 
| From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1916, 
From 1 July, 1916, 
From 1 July, 1916, 
From 1 July, 1917. 
From 1 July, 1916. 





| From 1 July, 1917. 
From 1 July, 1916. 


From 1 July, 1916, 





| From 1 July, 1916, 


| From 1 July, 1916. 


{ 
From 1 July, 1917. 
From 1 July, 1916. 





From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1916. 
From 1 July, 1916: 
From date of appoint- 


ment. 
From ] July, 1916. 





From 1 July, 1916, 





4188. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. [19 Avausr, 1918. 











Salary, Allowances, and Fees. | 





Division of 
Sérvice. 





Position. 











Salary. Allowances. Total. 






per annum. 








per annum. | 
£ 





per annum. 
£ 


£ 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Locat GOVERNMENT OFFICE. 
Wylie; W.-R: 5.2.54 { Senior Clerk and Accountant} Clerical...... j 400 i ees ath : eeu 400 . {From 1 Jan., 1917. 
. DEPARTMENTAL BoARD: VALUER-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 4 sed 
Legge, G. H. .........) Assistant Land Valuer......... | Professional| 3st MMMM | Joey ae | 650 | From 1 July, 1917. 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY: 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: MINISTERIAL AND INDUSTRIAL R&GISTRAR’S OFFICES. 








Lamond, H. L. ......; Chief Clerk, Ministerial Office] Professional): a5) ty * Re ‘ers 495 From 1 July, 1916. 
¥ : range to £500 jrange to £500| Present salary £450 / 
: per annum from 
. 1 July, 1917. 
Kitching, F. W....... Chief Clerk, Industrial Regis- SNe ABO.) 2. da ene keheeiel Ny 450 From 1 July, 1916. 
: trar’s Office. range to £500 range to £500 
Bennett, L. W. M. | First Clerk, Industrial Regis-| Clerical...,.. SD |) pao kuaiee 1 opie 375 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
trar’s Office. 
Cochrane, ©. 8, B,..4 Accountant 0.0.0 ...0..0. eens ae a BIB, +. pltalg Fey 375, . | From 1 Jan., 1918. 
% range to £400) — range to £400 
DrerarrmentaL Boarp: Orrice oF THE Carer INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES AND INVESTIGATION OFFICER. 
Armitage, W.......... Superintending Inspector of{ Professional). 375 = |[ ——asesseise AN <2 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
Factories and Shops, &c. range to £400 range to £400 
Taylor, W. I.........: ree ...| Clerical... :... 375. . eaecetene Ne 375 From 1 July, 1916. 
range to £400 range to £400 
ack DEPARTMENT OF MINES. © | (| + 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: CLERICAL, &C. 
Ministerial Branch. 





























Hull, A; F, Bui... Clerk -in-Charge of Legal{ Clerical..,... O05 | 4) See bieews 475 From 1 July, 1916. 
Matters. * | | | he ube 
; ' Registrar's and Inquiry Branch. ae 
Stephen, E. A. H.,..{ Clerk-in-Charge, &c. .....;.... .| Clerical... BS) iid. \Lianil Shame ences oH 380 From 1 July, 1916. 
Present salary £400 
per annum. : 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: SuRVEY AND CHartinG BRANCHES. | 
First Drafteman....;.........+5.- Professional BOO) Po! asad ; ie 360 From 1 July, 1916. 
Martins Wie Sic det Dixamanee ooo... icicedescceadaseace is aly 400 i) aa VERREE a 400 From 28 May,, 1918.) © 
Chief Draftsman....:........00... js bua BAS i Ma aN ue at 425 From 1 July, 1918. 
Hudson, M. E. ...... Mining Surveyor ...........000. 49 a 350 150+ Aas 500 From 1 July, 1918. 
AIR ECAUA RM sa snacantaieen sunt cress as bey 0a i ea el ah 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
Macdonald; M. F. 4) First Draftsman....)......00..... 1, (RS 1 A RNG ae ee Ee vas 360 From 22 May, 1918. 
VER xamiped 2... iiscsi.ts.-csescenese +5 be 400 | sbabe meee veh ote 400 ) From 1 July, 1918. 
Guy WS { Draftsman AAR ey Spseliey a aes He tee 340 aakbaske oa} 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
Sa daa St First Draftsman....j............. a a Ol Lovee toes wo | NBD From 1 July, 1918. 
330 7 ath dak at 330 From 1 July, 1916. 
Oom; Gy PrderAs) sq oraiteman 00" Qe eee sy.) Sikes 340 ii UD qi) 340 From 28 May, 1918. 
oF joel duc BSO i jadeh il wade wa] 380. >| From 28 May, 1918. 
Cash, s. T. wee eeereceee | 99 hi seccoe i besccevceses 99 Bio oer ‘ 44h 340 From l July, 1918. 
Smiles, Joo ORNL Uhl. Wecaste aerate con ct stUa ne SetON hy HAL 4 BRU ee ei pal 330 From 1 July, 1918. 
Metcalfe, K, M....... 55 Pe eR eis doe HPN a ous 300 Palins ie nee 300 From 28 May, 1918. 
Ag BiG trend | ! i BOO 66 wily iit seomedteus Ap 290 . | From 28 May, 1918. 
Byrhes, A. P: seevessee 99 (iC a oo oe ; Reeds eewiecis $9 oer 299t bashed HM 299t From 1 July, 1918. 
Larcombe, H. V. ... aA le ie eee Laem aes eee ty din ae ZSO s seul ii) wesievens “ue 280 From 1 July, 1918. 
Heffernan, R.C.... .. Be Maal joes evectigt cet ce cena 7 ern Saas siesta aah 265 From 1 July, 1918. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Lease Branca. 
Mance, F. S. re Clerk§ ..... Bends AS Ts REN | ae 380 | RPL : | a | 380 From 1 July, 1916. 
Parry BS cate Wt0tl | ly) WG ns ceca nenedsssscepaanead PP ae BOO: ih Jie Lacdospash } aa 330 From 1 July, 1916. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: GzoxocicaL Survey BRrancu. 
Geological Survey Laboratory. i 
Mingaye, J. C. H....{ Analyst and Assayer........ .»--{. Professional G25. FeAl) Voseesak a Waal 625. {From 1 July, 1917. 
’ i , jrange to £650 ! range to £650 
Greig, W. A. ..j...«..) Assistant Analyst and Assayer as bid BOO sii ie ee (Acetiitmeal ta 350 From 1 July, 1916. 


Milwe) "D..058)0.65 0: | Inspector of Mines............... | Professional| eR a Bassa 450  |From1 July, 1916. 


* Mr. Hull is now Clerk-in-Charge, Lease Branch ; salary £550 per annum from 12th February, 1918. 
+ Equipment and travelling allowance. 
ee ; to be £300 per annum from ¢ate of qualifying in terms of Section 50, Public Service Act, 1902. 
Mr. Mance has now been appointed Accountant ; salary, £450 per annum from 1st July, 1917. 
Mr. Farr has now been appointed “Inspector and Royalty Officer ”; salaty, £400 ffom 24th January, 1918. 





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Bivtal ; Salary, Allowances, and Fees. 

sion of j 

ee are Poem Servicn, |. me i? ; Remerka, 
rg ’ Salary. { Allowances. ees. Total. : 


per annum.{| per annum. | " | rs annum. 
£ £ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoaRpD: CLERICAL, &C. 


Adams, E. S. F....... Registrar, Hawkesbury Agri- Clerical...... 300 Quarters, oak 340 From 1 July, 1916, 
cultural College. Paie"sh valued £4 Present. salary £325 
range to £350 and 


quarters valued £40 
per annum. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarD:. SCIENTIFIC, INCLUDING ALL SciENTIFIC OrFicERS, Experts AND CADETS. 




















Ramsay, A. A. ...... Principal Assistant Chemist | Professional $78.4 yy vea¥e'es sp “ ‘ 475 From 1 July, 1916. 
my range to £500 range to £500 
Barker, C. R. ..... ....| Assistant Chemisé...............3 op a BOT Vi vs. .omannnene aT} 350 From 1] July, 1918, , 
DepaRTMENTAL Board: EDUCATIONAL AND Fietp Srarr, &c. 
Hadlington, J. ...... Poultry Expert ............. paces Educational 350... Pr re a 350 From 1 July, 1918. 
-! range to £400) range to £400 
McDonald, A. H. E.| Manager, Trangie Experiment on ee 350 Residence, Res 400 From date of taking 
Farm. valued at £50 up duty. 
Marks Grater wcneete: S Grafton ss A 350 Quarters, PMs 400 From 1 March, 1918, 
valued.at £50 whic RO 
Welly so Hiind saeece cos B Ngan Demonstra- Tat amaek 320 Quarters date 350 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
tion Farm. valued at £30 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp:. Boranic GaRDENs. " 
Breakwell, E.......... Agrostologigt iii,.i..cce0s voces: Professional | ie | at | ae | a aka ; sa Hat 
FORESTRY COMMISSION, ; 
Walker, A..S....5,.,../ Accountant and Examiner ...| Clerical..‘::. ‘375 Meates ice | ee te TOT SO 25 Mar., 1918; 
range to £400 range to £400 
De WAP ln bens-s<s02 Timber Expert sc:;.... .is......| General...... S40 ea esses ns 2k 340 From 1 July, 1916. 
; range to £375 range to £375 





* Mr. Drew was temporarily transferred to the Department of Public Works from 1st September, 1915, to 31st March, 1917. 


Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service see under ‘a by virtue of the provisions of the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 
1910,” have considered, in accordance with the.,provisiors ef Section 8, sub-section 14 (c) of such Act, appeals 
received from officers in the varioys, Departments of the Public Service against the decisions of Departmental Boards 
respecting grade, salaries, fees, and allowances, and our determinations are set forth hereunder. 


The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act, and 1 in certain cases to qualifying examinations in accordance with 


the Public Service Regulations. U 
‘a oh pee . Members of the 
"hapa d > ( Public Service Board. 
J. M. TAYLOR, : 








Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
as determined by— 
jie ce mm, Ae Remarks. 
Public Service 
Board on 
Appeal. 


= —-—— Witte a | 





Name. Pcsition. Divisiori of Service. 
Departmental 
* Board, 





La a OE TD 





| per annum. | per anon ‘x 
£ £ 


PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT, 


Tageart, Wo Bite WOTOER cates tee etal wensiksattsasey GICTICAI ier cccuse - 320 325* 
| ‘ \icoma Jan.,1918 














* To rank in seniority next after Mr. W. J. Swan, 


4190 





Name. 





NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No..103. [19 Aucust, 1918, 





Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
.as determined by— 











Position, Division of Service, Remarks. 
Public Service 
Departmental Board on 
r Appeal. 
ae | per opts per annum. | ee 2 





CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


_Lnverpoot Asylum. 




















DSPOW NG Meath) « inabssith'de vos reenes Manager s@Ad cbxssnviare serra | ‘Clerical, os; dec.» 265* 310") 7 
| | from 1 Jan.,1917 
Waterfall Sanatorium. 
Macdormott, Cy .c..eccsseseees | Ai GnAWEN US eakhs cui seus. seaces General.. ‘sail 265T ‘300+ | 
from 1 Jan.,1917 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies. 
Cooks SPO bic escnate | Compiler. .4.... 00ers ea Clerical......-.. °| 350 365 | 
from 1 July,1916 
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 
Revenue Branch. 
Hayes, E.G... Peeseuts | Clerkj.....04 Ket d b Rostlacs..,: | Clerics}... dcsunees | 325 340 | 
/ from1Jan., 1918 
| 
Taxation Department. 
Armstrong, C. A. ssssseeroore Examiners. sbrnocddni ia Clerical SWsn8s 325 350 
} ] | i | from 1Jan., 1918 { 
Navigation Department. 
Fairweather, J. sesssecccsoeree Ist Assistant Engineer-| Professional...... | 450 500 Present salary, £500 p.a. from 
Surveyor and Examiner. range to £500|from 1Jan.,1917/  ] January, 1918. 
Thompson, T. R, ....0000+e00008 Examiner in Navigation, fs wad: 450 475 
etc., and Inspector. from 1 July,1917 
Halliday, M. .....:.00eee0+ Assistant Shipwright Sur- np AAS 350 375 Present salary, £375 p.a. from 
veyor. | range to £375|range to £425) 24 November, 1916, 
ake tanpet 








Government Printing Office. 





Campbell, D. ........ Roy: Superintendent ..........00.-, General........0008 475 | 550 
range to £500 range to £600 
from 1 July,1918 

PRUs iie hs La ev esee sae Minas: Computer. ..rseeee esdaveneratcs Olerical seems, 320 335 
from 1 July,1917 


Helm, Gavia tiaecsssens 


Gibson, J. B. scccesseee 


Hanlin, S. ..... een 
Wright, J. Sos. reer. 


Vivian, P: Japanese: 


Beckenham, J. G, .... 


USC TEy 9 ORI A ASR bi 


* Also receives £75 per annum in lieu of quarters, rations, fuel, light, laundry and gervice. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Police Magistrates. 











seonees{ Police Magistrate, Wagga |{ Professional...... 550 600 
Wagga. + from 1Jan., 1918} ° 
Petty Sessions. aH 
is oe Clerk of Petty Sessions,| Clerical............ | 375 400 | 
Lismore, from 1 Jan.,1917 
Crown Solicttor’s Office. 

i yatisa RClerk ie divtecaderests «| Professional,.....1 375 375 
range to £400 
from1 July, 1916 

Wetetet “EMO re Or + eaten 375 375 
range to £400 
from 1 July, 1916 

MAS Bhctecacres cts», coveted Pi 350 350 
range to £400 
from 1 Jan.,1917 











Registrar-General’s Department. 





seeeees.{ Assistant to Examiners...... Professional..,... 325 325 
§ ; range to £350)jrange to £400 
e from 1 July,1916 
sabagses Clerk to Examiners: .,.....,.| Olerical....ssscrses 325 350 





range to £350\from 1 Jan.,1918 


t Also receives quarters, rations, fuel, light, laimdry and service valued at £75 per annum, 
¢ Mr, Helm has now been appointed Police Magistyate, Orange, salary £625 yange to £650, 


19 Avausz,,1918.], NEW SOUTH: WALES GOVERNMENT ‘GAZETTE, No.: 103) 4191 | 


—————— 


Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
as determined b y— 





‘Name. i Position, Division of Service. Remarks. 
/ ’ soleil, ora “Boar. on 
Se a ere 








DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 











per annum. } per annum. 
£ £ 


Survey Staff. 














Nowlands: We! Uijad.ncse.seesen Surveyor, Wagga Wagga...| Professional...... 400 425 
from 1 June,1916 
God frey¢ H Aan ccacansaes. eenees Ph a | SMe) a ecco 325 350 
from 1 April, 
1918 
Local Land Board Office, Dubbo. ¢ 
ROSS eB ae batt Poonam res siiaecnagtes Draftsman-in-Charge....,....| Professional...... 345 375 
range to £375|from 1 Apl.,1917 
Local Land Board Office, Hay. 
Bidens Hin His. ctedeencrcscscrces | Draftsman-in-Charge....:.... Proféssional.,.... | (375 400 
e from 1 Jan.,1918 





Local Land Board Office, Wagga Wagga. 
































Butterfield; Gv ©. <.ic.c0cn | Draftsman-in-Charge......... Professional...... 350 375 
range to £375| from 1 April, 
= 1917 
Closer Settlement Branch. 
Herlihy avescstencans sates Officer-in-Charge ............ | Professional...... 355 400 Present salary £375 per annum. 
range to £375|range to £425 
from 1July, 1915 
Miscellaneous Contract and Noting Branch. 
FURY splices tases oceyesiies Varies | Draftsman-in-Charge...,..... | Professional...... | 400 425 | 
from 1 Jam, 1918 : 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Calvert, (0.03 sacs i Supervising Engineer, 2nd{ Professional...... | 375 400 | 
: Grade from 1July,1917 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
AlderdicesSyWis 0. ..0...0d0eu: Casbier st oss |is--cemsapscaeae | Clerigali t....csee 450 475 
from 1 Jan.,1917 
Moran Ge wWrrriiicils. sqsecs 4 (Sil GA INRA Os ALR ie OE Be AP cep ne Sep 8 330 340 
range to £360 
from 1 Jan.,1918 
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 
Perdrian Rig den as. ..+sese nat Professional Olerk ............ Professional...... 325 
Livia 
Bellethore, C. J. ...............| Chief Clerk, Labour Ex-} Clerical............ 320 | 350 
changes Branch. ee eS 1918 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Export and Import Branch, 
Butler, E. D. ................0.| Officer-in-Charge and Chief| General............ | 325 | 350 Present salary £375 range to 
Inspector. from 1 July, 1916 £400 from 1 June, 1917. 
Stock Branch. 
Cohenvi” soseecsaseens plnicrek Ee | Assistant Chemist (Casino) | Professional...... | 275* 285* | 
from 1 Jan.,1918 
FORESTRY COMMISSION. 
Parry, JJS.......0000-ssee0eeee0e| Inspector ‘and ‘District | Professional...... | 425 0 | 
Forester. range to £450|from 1 Jan., 1917 











* Also receives special allowance of £40 per annum while engaged at Stock Laboratory, Casino, and Laboratory rent allowance of £25 per annum. 


No, 103, 19 Aveust, 1918.—2, 


A192 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. [19 Avaust, 1918. 


sae S 











Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue of the provisions of the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” 
have considered in accordance with the provisions of Section 8, sub-section 14 (c) of such Act, a reference respecting 
the grade, salary, fees, and allowances of the undermentioned officer, and our determination is set forth hereunder, 


The increase so determined is subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act. 
W. J. HANNA, 
EK. H. WILSHIRE, 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Members of the 
| Public Service Board. 





Salary, Allow- 
\ ances, and Fees, 
Bor Pa 5 as determined 
Name. Position. Division of Service. by Public Remarks, 
Service Board 
on reference, 

















per annum. 
£ 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


PAG ATS ANH is vsusnanveenetics Assistant Manager and) Clerical............ 350 
Accountant, State Metal from 1 July,1916 
(Quarries. 

















' Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


‘WE, the Public Service Board, hereby notify that the Departmental Boards, under and by virtue of the provisions of 
the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” have determined the grade, and the salaries, fees, and allowances of 
otiicers, as notified hereunder. 

The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act, and in certain cases to qualifying examinations in accordance with 
the Public Service Regulations, 


W. J. HANNA, ) 


E, H. WILSHIRE, + 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Members of the 
Public Service Board. 





LT Sa Se aT aaa Sak Sac SRT a emanates, 


| : Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
| Division of 
i 





























Name. Position. Kay ectars. Remarks, 
Salary. Allowances. Fees. Total. 
ED, 
| | per annum. per annum, | per annum. | 
£ £ £ £ 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE. 
PRogers, Ry vitae nse (Gere asc «5. dies ARERR aN a | Clerical...... ALS T/Gy= "iy Canoes’ | ... | 187/16/-* | From 5 Jan., 1918, 
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: TaxaTIoN DEPARTMENT. 

Christie, OC: S.\tenggit RONG c.. c.sce ses ccercee geteaet { Clerical...... | 230 [i A tai Ree ees 230 = { From 1 Jan., 1918 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 

DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: MINisTeRrIAL, Putty Sessions, Coroners, CHILDREN’s Court. 
Relieving Staff. 

Hazell, W. G..........| Relieving Clerk of Petty) Clerieal...... BPO PF Gun Voces nae ves 325 From 1 July, 1918. 

Sessions. 
Carr-Boyd, Cz G. 5. 4g j gai" Hs JO cally be wenslosaes ant 275 * | From 1 July, 1918. 
Berry, G. L. .........| Relieving Assistant Clerk of| # SK is aula Cuunnes anes ee 250 Froin 1 July, 1918. 

Petty Sessions. | 
Justice Branch. 
Railton, G. H. ..... Clerkin iaareneminsanest cress £235 5 | Clerigal Zeus Pst Ney brodkoscaco of jase 325 From 1 July, 1918. 
Attorney-General’s Branch, 

Cotterill yGr ie... | Clerle <... vnacrk eeeeeen mga poh. | Clerical....., | 275 RA Se ( Pees, Sif 275 From 1 July, 1918. 

















-_-- 


* To rank for purposes of seniority after permanent officers who, at the t'me of his permanent appointment, were receiving £40 per annum less salary, 





19 Aucust, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. 4193 





- +-Salary, Allowances; and Fees. 


‘Division af 
Service. 


Position, Remarks. 








Salary, | Allowances. Feeo| Total. 


ee 
| per annum. 











| per annum. | per annum. | 
£ £ £ 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE—continued. 


DEPARTMENTAL BoaRD: MINISTERIAL, Perry Srsstons, CoronERS, CHILDREN’S CouRT—continued. 


Clerks of Petty Sessions. 





























(Wood © wil saeecne ene. Clerk of Petty Sessions, i Clerical... . 250 avn aha. csase. aa 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Uralla. 
Bracken, J. J. ...... i" »5 Wallsend & eee 250 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Plattsburg. 
Eldridge, P..H. ...... rt i Barraba sieht Walaa 950° oy Agere ta. 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Oramia els) deseieess ms Maclean Pil Fae A DC anak lamed Sisace ty 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Johnstone, G, J....... rs >, _Moss Vale Bes) Sadat 250 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Cuzner, C. J. L....... es »,, Blayney, &c. a 250 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Duncan, F. de R. ... .. », H. Maitland ee cbse: 250 alee tase 250 From 1 July, 1918, 
Assistant Clerks of Petty Sessions and Clerks. 
Ryan, Mu J .....sccnrass Assistant’ Clerk of Petty] Clerical...... ZOOM it ut aceasta 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Sessions, Mudgee. _ . 
Atwill, R. W. .......| Assistant. Clerk of Petty bsp asia OBO MMM GT tetec cos 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Sessions, Glebe. 
ARENA tS pbedocostncd Assistant Clerk of Petty 35 a 250 MA AEE JI Bs 250 From 1 July, 1918.. 
Sessions, Lismore. 
Cookson, R. G. ...... Assistant Clerk of Petty as). seme 250 250 From I July, 1918.. 
Sessions, Paddington, 
Woodward, W. H....| Assistant Clerk of Petty ay nae 250 250 From | July, 1918. 
Sessions, Burwood and 
Ashfield. 
Hawkins, H. ......... Assistant Clerk of Petty is vanes DOO MPA. ance ocee 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Sessions, Parramatta. 
Williams, L. I. ......| Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, Bey Fe Aaa: 250 250 From 1 July, 1918. 
Redfern. 
Grugeon, F............. Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, Te Daa ccte Poitih Dm iy Alls gh a Bre 225 From 1 July, 1918. 
Parramatta. 
Central Police Office. 
Balmain, J. A.S. ...{ Deposition Clerk...............+5 Clerical...... 275 Lip i aasttands eee 275 From date of qualify-. 
ingin termsof Regu-. 
| lation No. 127). 
Chippitidally Oh Net] Clerkiii.c.c.cceccece eves consoness es) MRS 250 25* ee 275 From 1 July, 1918. 
Children’s Court, 
Wells, Vee nea. Clerk o, ceeie snasten ohio twine Vay aehealea | Clerical...... 250 one | ie From 1 July, 1918. 
Piokup, ©. .icceccce oc CN, La) ere ae eM Sere Me at eae | 250 | From 1 July, 1918. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: Survey. Drawine OFFICE (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 
Singles AVY C. Hi." Survey Draftsman, 2nd Grade| Professional QSS Ti Near seen ee oak 285 | From 1 July, 1918. © 
OstmangeArenn ss... ae oe et aa 3 ae PY atl octet ay) Fo aie 38 sae 275 From 1 Mar., 1918. 
Barnett, R. N. ...... ay Nae eee ioe Aid 2602s ri ee en. ay 260 From 1 Mar., 1915, 
Vautin, E. BE. v.00... 3 hee pRB  logphe a Tin ‘ae 960 | From 1 July, 1918. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: ARCHITECTURAL BRANCH (OTHER THAN CLERICAL STAFF). 


Wall, W. B. 


Architectural esteemed 


Ist Grade. 


Professional] 315 | 
| 


| 


: | 315 


| From date of quali- 
| fying in terms of 
| Section 50,° Public - 
| Service Act, 1902. 


DEPARTMENTAL Board: Accounts Branca, Country Orrices CrericaL Starr, Srare Meran Quarries 
OFFICERS, AND STORES BRANCH. 











Watts Gre! tteenee yee ORS a 3 ohaank Ean Ree earn Clerical...... | ua iMesh | 325 | From 1] July, 1918. 
Davis: Tsk. 2. ees CEP. oie cob SCRE AER Pe oe ee ae As acinat Fea rina ie, TR, we pL $25 | From 1 July, 1918. 
EGR IER, Ha hot HE cen eadie nce ae ea eee A Aeon 260 0 Ns 2°60 | From 1 July, 1918. 
Ofpjicers of Clerical and General Divisions, &c. 
Tobin, Mrs. C. ....../ Caretaker and Cleaner ...... .. General...... | 131 Quarters . 145 From 1 Jan., 1918. 
| valued £14. 
| J 





* Special allowance, 


4194 Nw Sottie WALES COVERNIENT GARTER, No! 163. [19 Avavsr, 1918. 






' Division of. 
Service. 











| res annum, per annum, | per annum. ' 
£ £ 
| DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 
DEPARTMENTAL Wests : CORRESPONDENCE, Reames tats, OrFIcE, &c. 


Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta, and New Training Home. 


Conners, Helena M. { Clerk and Storekeeper ......... General...) 114 Quarters, rations, { ,,, 154 From 1 July, 1918, 
Sec eed et, 
valued £40.. 


Ruddle, Clara L. ...| Senior Instructor ............... $5 Utes eghties 102 Quarters; rations,| 142 From 1 July, 1918. 
7 ¢ d fuel, and:light, } 
of valued, £40, , 


Paton, Mary Ji ysis. Second 5 saalesieits odaeaicy os as ee 82 Quarters, rations,| ..2 122 From 1 July, 1918. 
5] ; fuel, and light, 
valued’ £40. | 


Parry Hithel M. ates | Third SSH weaN Le RGae china adeae 99. seeee 78 yep aieke cet 118 From.1 July, 1918. 
valued £40. 

















DrpaRTMENTAL Boarp: Accounts AND CasHiER’s BRANCHES, . 


WAC GT oc. .uacevess [ .Olerka. 2 Mae btae tena: | Clerical......{ BOOT” [Neely Preis, SORE | Brom Lidans, 1918), 


DEPARTMENTAL BoarDs:; TecHNICAL Epucation Brane#. 








Sharp, R. B.. .........{ Assistant Teacher of Educational 250. tte, Pe 250, From 1 July, 1918, 
; Electrical Trades tif 
Harrington, H, R....| Assistant Teacher, Depart- op | ae eet) ore wae 250. From I July, 19183. 
ment of Electrical Engineer- bow larsicel 
ing. 
:Shambler, C. E....... Foreman, Maintenance Staff | General..,,.. 300 ouebsands + shasil) 300 From 1 July,.1918. 
DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 
DEPARTMENTAL BoarD: VALUER-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 
Gilbert, G. W.. ...... Registrar fcc.cecta,, scsrasteracieesss Clerical...... 299 26* Bs 325 From 1 July, 1918. 
ieee en... adie CLOT Ramee eet Loe aan ee 290 AerikBe fiasrce : asthe!) 1 QAO From 1 July, 1918. 
Dns cua nenrpagt Villy | veptreuecthcbaoaneetecinr ete ie ace OOO) lode meee Ax 260 From 1 July, 1918. 
Smith, J. AL LM No) sa Gehenearc ewes sentacbeumiee ent Sah weneee O20 a anton feeeete rs nee 230 From 1 July, 1918. 
Braddock, H. HP. Oe Ane tere a ecBee nclecs ih eee DOO ih sop bluse Wes 230! | From 1 July, 1918. > 
Wilkinson, NVEde PROBA RE tor Gae SBRER See pall ewisar 1.15 | NT ey ee Pd 225 From date of passing 
grade test. 
MCE RAITEVY UEL:) och}. 55 \eSpaceusatndetece guerre ee Sete sasee Zoe ats hesevecnee ee 225 From date of passing 
grade test. 
Smyth, Rs Re ves ceeens DF PRR NME HOR o reer ron esesesseeeesene ee 200 | | Seaeieeieee coe 200 From 1 July, 1918, t 











DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: CLERICAL, &e. 


Ministerial Branch. 


O'Sullivan, E..F, .....| Clerk and Secretary to Pros-| Clerical...,.. BOs all neh eatcaiee F te 300. From 15 July, 1918. 

7 mae fl ae, O80. 29 eee ae . 250 | Rrom 16 July, 1918, 

Le ae in ORE EO he ato lat [310 | rom 13 July) 1918. 
Registrar's and I: nguiry Branch. 

Browne, A. M........ Olérk-in-Charge .................. Clerical ...... Seales Ue Ae tiite one scneentes RSE From 15 July, 1918. 

Dépetelsr-aery cue eT eee eto as 4 eee CON \ Tom 15.5907 eis 


Account end Examining Branch. 
Graham, A. N. ......{ Clerk........ Meee! Tey Coates fk Wy | Clerieal,..... J 330 j Pe a heal 330 | From. 15 July, 1918. 


DEPARTMENTAL Boarp: GEoLoGcicaL SurvEY BRANcH. 














Tones, L. Je ..sececeeeee Assistant Geological Surveyor| Professional 300 Rel ener é 300 From. 1 July, 1918. 
Reilly, W. J. wm. .| Acting Attendant ............... General...... seat A Gil ile ara a 155 From date of taking 
| up new duties. 
DEPARTMENTAL Bosrp:. Inspecrion or Mines BRAncu. 4 
Massey, F. J.......... Clerk.. aes ee: Clerical...... 290 | BR The | ees | 290 From 15 July, 1918. 
McGrath, M. B. .... ape epee Mee Ba aS a aa BBG: - | vacates 5 230 From 15 July, 1918. 





* Special allowance ; to be paid to 31st December, 1919. 


‘19 Avctst, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. “1195 





re ibe dees nism Os ee pan a ob aoe AL Anta TRON aan OO 
ath caraalleniepteemiernantregte foes 
ey Te ren ener rer ae as 


aed Dow A as 
ees joentt te osieer Public Servage: Board, 33-39 Hunterastreet, 
pedro a wor tyngeth Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 
Meo 


WE, the Public Service Board} tinder and by virtue of the provisions of the “ Public Service (Amendment). Act, 
'1910;haveconsidered; in accordance with the provisions of Section 8, sub-section 14 \(c) of such Act, appeals 
received from officers in the various Departiments*f the Public Service against the decisions of Departmental Boards 
respecting grade, salaries, fees, and allowances, and our determinations are set forth hereunder. 


The increases so determined are subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act,.and, in.certain. cases, to,qualifying, examinations in accordance with 
the Public Service-Régulations. / u 

W. J. HANNA, 


E. H. WILSHIRE, 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


| Members of the 
j Public Service Board. * 












Salary, Allowances,,andi Fees: | 
as determined by— 







Mame. Pasition. Division of Service, | | ) ee Remarks, 
uy ; " |} Departmental 1 ae F 
Board. Appeal. } 











per annum. | 





per annum. 
£ 


CHIEF SECRETARYS DEPARTMENT AND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


Minsterial Office, 


Brownepiw. Be aca csousccncsles Cher leer d ih) usitem sete s de eee | Clerical yi... sce: | 290 300 
; e'ypdses from 1 July,1918 


— Department'of Public Health. 


Carricksebls ‘Te diikecs. nesses Assistant to Inspectors, General.....,..:... 180' 200 
Pure Food Act. from 1 July,1918 
Gothowp lice Ae cencceeens ne seeeas Senior Laboratory PHNgiee Ae ances 170 190 
Attendant _ |from1July,1918} - 


Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies. 


FOYT Dae et terete v0 oc cosas Junior Inspector of Friendly; Clerical............ 250 270 
Societies. from 1 July,1918 
MEETING VW Coarecateteeries soic ss vices Compiler mar gee geaeep-> weeasel Pe Tre eee ee 270 1 iP ci & 285 
: 4 from 1 July,1918 
Ares Gap iam cert sie cs sieves SALMAN whelawe Glnaidelee de ctnafe etuate So eee taisets 250 260 
, from 1 July,1918 
Bodenydie Actiss Secsacsccccss Seite wheter Bnd edincdaqaaae ts Farka hs weaatsaceee 250. 260 
; ! ‘|from 1July,;1918} 
Ryan Wary. wieccscsc se ses vos saith hteledesiegsiles viecs ae © meats parler Ayaka re 250; 260: 
from1 July,1918 
Makin} .B..-.c. _ciesegadBaepeecad os PERSE Reap dir =} ele AR ie Rane 220 230 
; from 1 July,1918 











DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY. 


Revenue Branch. 


Biggisy Jie Bag ae wsdornss< Che Re icin tne aatecetan toes Clerical se: ....s00% 170 180 
from 1 July,1918 
195 


from 20 Sept., 
1918. 


Taxation Depariment. 

















Hambly, R. E. sad Messenger ...csssccssecseneeees General..........0. 125 130 
; range to £156* 
from 1 Jan., 1918 

Government Printing Office. 
Atiing, A, He sccuaseeuee ss | Sixb-Compu ter, cnipces qigneaeen | Clerical......,..... | 250 260 | 
from 1 July,1928 
Stores Supply Department. 

Agile W . Pci A crcueseancanas | Assistant Inspector of | General ..nwensernne | 210 250 | 
, Furniture and Timber from 1 July,1918 











* By annual increments of £7/10]-. 


4196 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. 


[19 Aveust, 1918, 





Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
as determined by— 








Rema, Position. ' | Division of Service. ye 
rvice 
erenaanin Board on 
| per annum. | per annum. | 
£ Y 








DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Account Branch. 














Bardsley, Wri .Jececcssisees ees | Ceri ik eaatress Bios sdaesn eas | Clorical........... | 200 225 | 
from 1 July,1918 
Public Trust Office. 
PL GOCO MALE death s)s 55 i asiassinwesct | Messenger *........c.c0sseeee een | General............ | 165 175 | 
from 1 July,1918 
Public Service Board. 

WWavlestA oD). OP. ie. .sc:nsncnesan Clepk © Sgesikac.cb.cksctecccses Clerical. ....3..6... 325 325 
range to £350 
from 1 Jan., 1918 








DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


OFFICERS OF THE CLERICAL AND GENERAL Divisions, EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR. 


ELUNE s vaste aieee desceceone Special Clerk to the Olerical.....s.stcr 300 325 
Permanent Head. from 1 July,1918 

Va kep eA co lcn. vacccweecemeeecees Clerk yore cree eee a a Cy We eceetneees 285 299 
from 1 July,1918 


Accounts Branch, &c. 


PERSIE RD As as ok dentate Ree Clerleee. Gar aiaacth neers cae Clerical. +,.....000 300 300 
trom 1 July,1917'from 1 July,1916 

Hughes, T. RB. 'V.) ocaic ccs SA ae Oe es Mer daceaiay Pee: Hr" » Garey 5 275 300 
from 1 July,1918 

CLE OCA Oa a D4 phenwsiek Rio, OP Se oie ee 275 300 
\from 1 July,1918 

OTL MEL Sosa seses eater saeeens Oy asi Ray Brae SB Stn a BP) Rocce 275 299 
from1 July, 1918 











DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 




















Geoghegan, P. A. .........06 Clerkauivi SW s..08 sens Clenical,..cecsteses | 140 150 
| from 1 July,1918; 
IMGHV.OY WElsmtessscsss seb: bees Inspector of Factories and} General............ | 285 290 | 
Shops, and Industrial from 1 July,1918) 
Inspector. | 
Brown oulsarArs cere crn cesc 4 Inspecior of Factories and ale witathe ¢ cedtes 210 220 
Shops, &c. from 1 July,1918) 
Strate Lasour Brancu. 
Perrignon, We Bornes. .xccsdstvos ls CLOL ceils. cr toate eles Ceaeeh es eeye fe Clerical, ./rseis.... 260 260 
. | from 1] July,1918)from 1 Jan.,1918 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 
Murray, Ko Baers ann English Master, Hawkes-{ Professional...... | 200T | 275+ 
bary Agricultural College. range to £250 from 1 July,1918 
MicKowne. ond apace tesa Clerk, Accounts Branch ...| Clerical............ | 210 220 
| | from 1 July, 1918) 
Whites Al Gin e.nnoareneteeg )) Clerk (Library) o)..0...see.e: A Sea 220 | 230 | 
| frum 1 July,1918} 
FORESTRY COMMISSION. 
Ka bles Wieikie los tenasceeennes Timber {tispector ...,.. 0s General.cn.k Al 250 275 





{ 
| 
[from 1 July,1918 





*It has been recommended by the Public Service Board that Mr. Teges’s designation be “ Attendant.” 
7 Also allowed board and lodging valued £50 per annum. 








ae 


19 Aveusr, 1918. | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 103. 


4197 


a a Sa ta <r STS GA SRT AR a iE“ am 


Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


INCREMENTS TO SALARIES OF OFFICERS UNDER 
REGULATION No. 114. 


THE Public Service Board certify, in terms of No. 114 of 
the Regulations made under the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” 
that the character of the work performed by the under- 
mentioned officers, and the manner in which they perform it, 
warrant the payment of the increased rates of salary shown 
against their respective names, subject to the necessary 
‘provision being made therefor by Parliament, as from the date 
specified in each case. 


W.J. HANNA, i] 
E. H. WILSHIRE, 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Members of the 
j Public Service Board. 





Increased 
to— 


Present 
Salary, 


To take effect 


Name of Officer. from— 














CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 








£ £ 
Baret i a Viet D ateseccceeaeet 400° 425* {| 1 July, 1917 
mI GHOM Setter, cep eds Kec uset ee | 375T 400+ | 24 O¢t., 1917 
THE TREASURY. 
Ualliday Mi. 4.5.4.<es.25.02 00s | 375 | 400 | 24 Nov., 1917 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL 
AND OF JUSTICE. 




















Beveridge, H. S. ............ 75 400 1 July, 1917 
Clarke, Wrejdicg oa ncaean sess 375 400 1 July, 1917 
Coates, PAHs 5.) cd ccreerss-at 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Woahen> Tea WW sees dcsseas cased 475 500% 1 July, 1917 
Heya: ccotmceneaeu sd tetendes sass 375 400 1 Jan., 1918 
LAM Sot Grseseacens sicedaes 375 400 | lJuly, 1917 
ish worbiiey Eb mseneesacne cas. 450 475 1 July, 1917 
Stephens, S. J. wc. 425 450 1 July, 1917 
SRMORMtOMs HL .o Ll iceases, cece: 425 45 ( eel ane) OLS 
Vivian, Pe Je Arn.cctes..ce 350 375 ] Jan., 1918 
Wiright, SiS. f..4..- GEG 0064 375 400 1 July, 1917 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Herliby Quek 4-..bs.cesesses. | 400 | 425 { lJuly, 1916 
WESTERN LAND BOARD. 

Den nin geiGrg ays. cases: | 450 | 475 l July, 1917 
J ONNSOM MnCl n esses on he 350 375 | 1 July, 1917 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
Brookes Date h. ths eaaacy seen |  §00 530 1 Jan., 1918 
ChisholmepAs, Rips. icaee- «0 325 350 1 Jan., 1918 
CORONA re cd chee spincmee ss 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Biragery Ge geate ret he scuvlen aoe’ 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Hamilton yA. G. ....cpsesie- 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Wenny lt Ave. cs ies. cate ates 400 425 1 Jan., 1918 
IMINO site «spon 3-00 425 450 | 29Jan., 1918 
Meldrum He Js) |. ect. oo 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Mullarky, Miss HK. M....... 4295 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Ranclaudy A.B. Ba cst. 325 350 1 Jan., 1918 
Roberta silisy, 0s. \usigeaeie ats’ 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
SkillenwMissws | csrisn.o.e 350 375 1 Jan., 1918 
Thlbrook Gi He Che 400 495 lJan., 1918 
Waterhouse, K, G. ......... 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 
Wihiterr Oermaten. 5.30. <assigen 425 450 1 Jan., 1918 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


Armitage Wistie si. .fietias0 375 400 1 July, 1917 
Hiyeresa@ aw icuneennts cies cenees 400 425 1 July, 1917 
Kitching ys sH We tics s.s.acee 450 475 lL July, 1917 
‘Taylor, Ww. eee erm) STS 400 | lJuly, 1917 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT. 
Walker; Waaec erect. {| 475 |; 500 | IJuly, 1917 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Ramsay, Ac Avnesetssnctras ieeayo, {| 500’ | July, 1917 
FORESTRY COMMISSION. 
Drew; Pe dis ee eee 340 365 1 July, 1917 
Pope, Wikies sstnennsteesees 415 500 | 19Jan., 1918 
Watson, We A.tcdaeeecee 475 500 19 Jan., 1918 








* In addition to allowances valued at £60 per annum. 
+In addition to allowances valued at £99 per annum. 
t Without allowance. 


Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 


INCREMENTS TO SALARIES OF OFFICERS UNDER 
REGULATION No. 114. 


THE Public Service Board certify, in terms of No. 114 of 
the Regulations made under the ‘* Public Service Act, 1902,” 
that the character of the work performed by the under- 
mentioned offcers, and the manner in which they perform it, 
warrant the payment of the increased rates of salary shown 
against their respective names, subject to the necessary 
provision being made therefor by Parliament, as from the date 
specified in each case. 

W. J. HANNA, \ Members of the 


E. H. WILSHIRE, Public Service Board. 


J. M. TAYLOR, 





To take effect 
trom— 


Increased 
to— 


Present 


Name of Officer. Salary, 














CHIHF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
Heap Ovrice. 


























£ £ 
Lomas, FB. Bic....cs-..saeers...p 275 | 300 | 1 duly,. 1918 
FisHERins Branca. 
Aitken Ei: ccy.cis. centers 200 | 210 1 July, 1918 
Bennet, Jos oocs..y -sesseeoenes 200 210 1 July, 1918 
GUSWBLS Dipl 5 Ranccuncorceetecee 200 210 1 July, 1918 
Edwards,'G. A. so. csyepes5- 210 220 1 July, 1918 
Hoster: S. Hi, .cataveeetees 210 220 lL July, 1918 
Hockey, S..Wa'.c; <tasss.ds0 191 201 1 July, 1918 
Datta oe Gin cits so cauoker os: 210 220 l July, 1918 
Wakeham, W. W. ......... 210 220 1 July, 1918 
Poiicre DEPARTMENT. 
Maddocks, A. S. ..........8 | 425 450 1 July, 1917 
Avupit OFrricr. 
MeK enn), disbisst.b5.scteterses | 860 900 1 July, 1918 
WEIGHTS AND Measures OFFICE, 
Cameron AWD: ck coicdaies 250 275 | 15 Nov., 1917 
Degotardi, H. C.. ........00+ 250 275 | 15 Nov., 1917 
LUCK A Eve cre ate cetes <3 250 275 | 15 Nov., 1917 
BUREAU OF STATISTICS AXD REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY 
SocretizEs. 

McHvoye Bicbacavessitaresss BBY I BED) 1 July, 1917 
OFFicrk oF THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
Ferguson, E. W. ............ 550 580 1 July, 1917 
Pandy, Seid toot cael s- 700 730 1 July, 1917 
Suekhing gH. (Moi. .cceaies<- 550 580 1 July, 1917 
Taylor, (Hi... y 88 11: see 225 250 1 July, 191% 
Thornthwaite, E. J.......... 425 450 1 July, 1917 
Wallace, .Dtitsaceai.c. 650* 680* 1 July, 1917 
Lunacy DEPARTMENT. 

Connollyy Wi Jt.) eke... 375+ 400+ | 1 July, 1917 
Hepplewhite, G. R.......... 425t 455+ | 1 July, 1917 
Kirkpatrick: Koes ece 4555 485t | lJuly, 19)7 
Pascoe, Miss E. V. ......... 375t 400+ 1 July, 1917 
Prior Gaky US 7008 7408 1 July, 1918 
Ranken W abe Ce issn 485+ 500 | 1 July, 1917 

Masrer-1n-Lunacy’s OFFIce. 
Rowling ys ©2 ewes cntess bey co0m) 375, { 1 July, 1916 
THE TREASURY. 
Stores Suprty DrErartTMENT. 
Wincent, Jen Wi sucosuetnaste css (300 | 325 .{ I Jaly, 1918 
EXpLosives DEPARTMENT. 
Williams, V. ‘W. ............ ; 600 { 630 | 1July, 1917 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 
O'Sullivan, But Gissestes «wes | 365 | 380 | 18Jan., 1918 
NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. 
Lawson Ds daa ila nts..: |} 425 | 450 | lJuly, 1916 


* In addition to quarters valued at £25 per annum. 

+ In addition to quarters, &c., valued at £99 per annum. 

{ In addition to quarters, &c., valued at £82 per annum, 
§ In addition to quarters, &c., valued at £124 per annum, 


4198 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No,,103. 19 Aveust, 19181) 


—————— 








Increased 
to— 


Present 


To take effect 
Salary. 


from— 


Increased 
eho 


Present 
Salary. 


Name of Officer. frou Name of Officer. 











To take effect | | 

















’ ne 7 
44 Of o> < — 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL || DEPARTMENT, OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION-<continueds : 
AND OF ,JUSTICE., 























y ; oh £ 
£ Seah Pinney J .2s-tep- rere ie 590 600 | 1 July, 1917 
Abkial G.0%. 20 uel ah. 630 “550. )°°2 Tuly, v9r7 || pyeeey yp ap tT vere tos L500. | 12 Feb. 01918 
Beckenham, J. Gv. 325°} 13608") “TV Saly, 7917.1) Gardiner, J. Bej.sseageserne 400 425* | 1 Dec., 1916 
Biaekinwe ot, Li. Veer ray A425 450 Lduly, 1917 ~ ‘Halsted,.J.. ag olin 395 850 |. 1lJuly, 1917 
Boynoyasw, Gal (alee 425 450 *)" "1 July, 1917 || trarkness, B. 0, ...-.c..-, 400, 425 | 12 Feb., 1918 
Brown, Wi be Be iiis.....0: 530 550 VJuly, 1917 Harvoy, WV hae. yah <peonpsbr 475 500 1Jan., 1918 
BiatéharigiC.H) 80 LY 235 2E0 lJuly, 1918 | | | © 400 425}.|.28 July, 1916 
CRE ULE, Fee 350 375 1 July, 1917") Hayes, Didone. { 475 500... ldan.;..2918 
Fletcher, H. F. W. v...-| 475 500%) TTutie, “1ST") tenry, Le ceecscssescosesesees 530 560 | 1July, 1917 
Harrington, H. Bevo ¢ 580.4 \, 600 | “Pduly, 1917 | Teould, Wy Hy seescoeeee-eee | 680 700 + 1 July, 1917 
Jones, Avi8.ta.eaniil... ames 3) 500 kJan., 1917 | Hames. Ate op. <4 475 |) /500' | '1Jan., 1918 
KessellysWi Ju. (faic.aiisstel 475 500 |; IJan., 1917 | James,"W. EK... oe a ah wl) 630 560° | 1 July, 1917 
THOME PEEL asc cnn sens dee 530 560 | 1dulv, 1917 | Kennedy, W. M. wie. 530 560 | 1 July, 1917 
May WA, oan saee srensiese 325 350 | 1 July, 1917 | Kibble, Miss N. Be ese ovens) O75 200 | 1 July, 1918 
MICUTI eo tissssbinesoas vaiede 300 325 1 July, 1918 LaskemsSaci.0R....dunaavine,| 29580 560 L.July; 1917 
NEomaY Me Le ie omg 600 630. I July, 1917 | Teeson, Miss I. E....ccet...| 275 300 1 July, 1918 
O'Connor, A. H. .j..sceen- here aeleas A Sune, 1017 4} [pick Le seneenemtentretri 530 | 560 | July, 1917 
| 375 400 ude, Ue (Mallarky, Miss E. M....... 400 420 | lJuly, 1916 
O*Donohue, ‘J. M.........0.. | 530 560. | I duly, 1917 | Wannell, Bo Wreyscdeehet voce: 530 560°} 1 July, 1917 
Pullen, P,’WEPIAT MAT BQO A \O7H-T “TeAng-; 1918 | Middleton, Ryd A44).24L41;°) 425 450 |p2Feb., 1918 
Roberts, R. J. A.........-.-aeyoghe9 alae 1750 1 July, 1917 Noble, A. \ c..5. 5s mmenes 530 560 1 July, 1917 
Robertson, “Wo Fin)... sees) | ID 600 1 July, 1917 a ee 250 g75+ | 5 Guts 1916 - 
A eee. | M75 | 500 | 1 Novy 1916.4 Pipes Bod. £....taem....! { ho cuyet 4 jee ae 
Shepherd, GS...) 475 500°) T'Nov., ‘1916 | Rinby) Bolal! 1 Pron). 830 560 | 1July, 1917 
Young, W.C. «1.0.0... ome 2h ihanea | I July, 118 | Bheohy, T. P. ...ccse- stay: 475.| 500 | lJan., 1918 
Prisons DEPARTMENT, : pa # .. an arenes O90 560 | 1 Sys ae 
wans He ahs... 0S... 25 WET RE) Rocco teommme|, oe) | ced | venneener 
Trin, Heo '.....cseeeeceseee [ 200 | 2 Ys WWileon, "HG. soso 530 560 | 1July, 1917 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. ae, 
J ‘ DEPARTMENT CF MINES. 
Chesterman, A. H. ...:..... 630 650 1 July, 1917 
Hitsiter, CBM A. deaeees <> 200 225 |, From date of .-| Burke, AUB. C.  ...0..5..... 530 550 lV July, 1917 
qualifying Tames, Gay hoo. aceenees 530 550 1 July, ‘1917 
under Reg.119° | Perry, Wied 4... .cdeseswoend 530 550 1 July, 1937 . 
Loseby, F. M. O'F......0° ef feito 4110) 225 | From date of Williams, G. R. ot... 530 550 1 July, 1917 
qualifying 
under Reg. 119® 
Roper, W.oSo...cccsesecse MEP? OED 550 9 Aug., 1917 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUUEFURE. 
Scott. K.+6.7, .1...; . BOR... 200 225 1.25. Jan., ‘EO¥S* 
Banttlett, “H.'. 0.2... dbs... 225 250 1 July, 1918 
4 : Birmingham, W. A.......... 250 260 1 July, 1918 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Blakeley, W. F. occ... 225 250 | 1July, 1918 
Bundock, W. A. W.~.....4] 4300 325 1 July, 1918 | Brereton, W. le Gv) .2....... 325 350 | 26 April, 1918 
Cooper, A.A. i..0). aries 825 350 | 29 Mar,j/ 1Q87 1) Gilder, B.iGi .5...4-gdepeosos 375 400 1 July, 1917 
ID aE ke BO ha ncaeh euneua eee 325 300 | |'22 Aug., 1915 Garney, "W. "By .t..t nope 300 325 1 July, 1918 
ing sO. UW. Le. ines. saa 550 580. -| LJuly, 1917 | Hamilton, A. A. os...0.. 250 275 | 1July, 1918 
Van Hemert, H. E.... .....|.. 375 400 } lJuly, 1917 | McDiarmid, R. W. ......... 260 285 | lJuly, 1918 
MacInnes, L. T. ....4...... 325 350 1 Nov., 1916 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 
Anddidod?R, WEN! 20 3 325 | 350 (10 Nov., 1917 FORESTRY COMMISSION. 
BAaMOtG ehicls 4.00). 0M... 500 | 530 | 25 Nov., 1917 | Boyd, F.S. 0.0... 325 { 340 | 1 July, 1917 
Blawes WBA... Whit... 530 560 | 1 July, ¥917 | Briggs, WOK. oe. 325 340 | 1 July, 1917 
BlMeHer, GEA! od. uae 530 560 1 July, 1917 | Clulee, C.J. . 325 340 1 July, 1917 
Cameron, R.-G......404..... 325 350 l July, I917 | de Beuzeville, iW. ‘A. Ww. 225 250 1 July, 1918 
Caphpling, By i... 500 530 blesury, 1917) Sumants, Wess. t...y.s ae 225 250 1 July, 1918 
Cotberill vGstD. 2.0.5.0. eens 530 560 L July, ROIT "| Liyrié IH. SARL... ch... 325 340 1 July, 1917 
AG UET RCO PU ee cece ais dissects 275 300 1 July, 1918 | McPherson,’ F. G............. 325 340 ‘| 1lJuly, 1918 
DTG ry loss sslndaa asco veneers 530 wees 1 ee 1917 | Dayllor, TL! ott. 225 250 1 July, 1918 
400 425 16 July, 1916] Walker, AwS.) oo... me 350 375 1 July, 1917 
Dunlop, <dUW) ....0NE%.. ... 415 500 1 oy 1918 y 














rs * Granted total remuneration of £450, with range to £500 per annum" 
' *Tn lieu of notification in Government Gazette No. 78 of 21st June, from Ist July, 1917. 


f Received £475 per annum from 1st January, 1917. 


1918. 
+ Received £475 per annum from 1st January, 1917. } Received £450 per annum from 1st January, 1917. 


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No. 104.] 





“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS AOT, 1912.” 
PROCLAMATION. 





(L.8.) 
W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

qe pursuance of the power and atithority vested in 

: that behalf by the ‘‘Banks and Bank Holidays 

Act, 1912,’’ in the Governor of New South Wales, 

with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir 

Water Epwarbd Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, 

do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby 

appoint the following days and dates to be observed 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- 
under, namely : — 

Wednesday, 4th September, 1918—Moama_ Munici- 
pality, Hume Shire, and The Reck and Yerong 
Creek Villages. 

Wednesday, 11th September, 1918—Berrigan, Lock- 
hart, and Urana Shires. 

Thursday, 12th September, 1918—Muswellbrook, 
Patrick Plains, and Wallarobba Shires. 

Wednesday, 18th September, 1918—Temora Munici- 
pality and Narraburra Shire. 

Friday, 20th September, 1918—-Lismore Municipality, 
and Gundurimba and Terania Shires. 

Wednesday, 25th September, 1918—Murrumburrah 
and Young Municipalities, Boree and Waugoola 
Shires, Pleasant Hills, and Yerong Creek Villages. 

Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918—Timbrebongie Shire 

Wednesday, 9th October, 1918—Berrigan Shire, 

Wednesday, 30th October, 1918—Berrigan Shire. 

Monday, 2nd December, 1918—Orange Municipality. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-first day 

of August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


(1140) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


FRIDAY, 23 AUGUST. 


[1918. 





PROCLAMATION—“METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC 


ACT, 1900.” 


(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sir Watter Hpwarp Davison, the Governor of the 

State of New South Wales, and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do hereby appoint that the 
provisions of the ‘‘Metropolitan Traffic Act, 1900,’ as 
amended by any subsequent Act, shall apply to and 
be in force on and after the second day of Septem- 
ber next in the Municipalities of Auburn, Granville, 
Lidcombe, and Parramatta. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
August, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[ean GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION—“‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


Sir Warter Epwarp Davinson; the Governor of the 

State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance ot 

the provisions of the ‘Forestry Act, 1916,” and with 

the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 

Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 


——— 








Tur SCHEDULE. 

EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Districr or Tumct; Gapara Sure; Forestry 

Disrricr or TuMBARUMBA. 

Green Hilis State Forest, No. 657. 

Ali that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Nacka Nacka, county of W ynyard, 
in the State of New South Wales, embracing ‘an area 


4200 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ava., 1918. 





of 7,380 acres, more or less; Commencing at the 
south-west corner of portion 59, parish of Nacka 
Nacka: and bounded thence by the south and part 
of the east boundary of that portion, a line partly 
formed by the south boundary of portion 167, the 
west and south boundaries of portion 16, a line, the 
south and part of the east boundary of portion 17, 
a line, the south-west boundary of portion 41, south 
boundaries of portion 136, a line, and the south 
boundary of portion 141 to the summit of the range 
forming the eastern boundary of the parish; by 
that range southerly to a point east of the south- 
east corner of biock A of Crown-lease Area No. 1,536, 
notified 28th October, 1914; thence by a line westerly 
to that corner; by the east boundary of that area, 
the east boundary of portion 170, the south boundary 
of portion 5, the left bank of Nacka Nacka Creek, 
a line, the south and.part of the east boundary of 
portion 94, a south boundary of portion 109, and 


part of the west boundary of portion 59 southerly | 


to its south-west corner, the point of commencement. 

Again, commencing at the south-west corner of por- 
tion 169: and bounded thence by the south boundary 
of that portion and the south boundary of block A 
of Crown-lease Area No. 1,586, notified 28th October, 
1914, easterly to its south-east corner; thence by a 


line southerly to the range forming the south-western | 


boundary of the parish; and by that range generally 
north-westerly to the south-west corner of portion 
169 first mentioned; the point of commencement ;— 
excluding portions 12 and 58 within the above- 
described boundaries. 

Norr.—tThe above is proclaimed in lieu of that part 
of reserve 2,040 from sale for preservation and growth 
of timber, notified 21st October, 1878, within the 
above-described boundaries, which part is hereby re- 
voked. 

[F. 1918-2,842] . 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TumMBARUMBA; TUMBARUMBA SHIRE; 
Forestry District or TUMBARUMBA. 


Tumbarumba State Forest, No. 663. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parishes of Tumbarumba and Burra, county of 
Selwyn, in the State of New South Wales, embracing 
an area of 2,190 acres, more or less: Commencing 
at the eastern corner of. portion 261, parish.of Tum- 
barumba; and bounded thence by part of the north- 
east boundary of that portion, the south-east boun- 
dary of portion 474: and by the southern side of 
the road from Tumbarumba to Burra generally 
easterly to the west “boundary of portion 90, parish 
of Burra; by part of the west boundary of that por- 
tion, a west and a south boundary of conditional lease 
1,698, and the west sidé of a 1 chain road to the 
north-east corner of portion 126; by the north, west, 
and a south boundary of that portion and a line 
easterly to the north-west boundary of portion 116; 
thence by parts of that boundary and the west boun- 
dary of that portion to a point east of the north- 
east corner of portion 356, parish of Tumbarumba ; 
thence by a line partly forming the north boundary 
of that portion and part of its west boundary south- 
erly about 5 chains from its north-west corner to 
the north-east corner of designed block G; by a line 
westerly to a point south of the south-east corner 
of portion 508; thence by a line, the east, and north 
boundaries of that portion and a line partly formed 
by part of the east boundary of portion 507 northerly 
to the south-western boundary of portion 264; thence 
by part of that boundary south, south-eastern, and 
north-eastern boundaries of that portion, a line, and 
the south-eastern boundaries of portions 262 and 261 
to the eastern corner of the latter portion, the point 
of commencement. 

[¥. 1918-2,415] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or CooramMuNpDRY; JINDALER SHIRE; 
Forestry Districr or Forsrs. 


Congou State Forest, No. 664. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Congou, county of Bland, in the State 
of New South Wales, embracing an area of 250 acres, 
more or less: Commencing at the south-west corner 
of portion 92, parish of Congou; and bounded thence 
by the south boundary of that portion, a south boun- 
‘dary of portion 210, parts of the west and south 
boundaries of portion 83, the west boundary of portion 
84, part of the west boundary of portion 212 to a 
point east of the north-east corner of portion 2138; 
by a line, the north boundary of that portion, part 





of the east and the north boundary of portion 205, 
a line to the east boundary of portion 49, parish of 
Yeo Yeo, part of the east boundary of that portion, 
the east boundary of portion 50, the east and part 
of the north boundary of portion 51 to the south-east 
corner of portion 207, parish of Congou; and by part 
of the east boundary of the portion northerly to the 
south-west corner of portion 92 first mentioned, the 
point of commencement. 

Nots.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
14,520 from sale for preservation and growth of 
timber, notified 26th September, 1891, which is hereby 
revoked. 

[F. 1918-2,746] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Dtsrricr or CootAMUNDRY; JINDALEE SHIRE ; 
Forestry Disrricr or Forsss. 


Yeo Yeo State Forest, No. 665. 


Ail. that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Yeo Yeo, county of Biand, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 440 
acres, more or less: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 251; and bounded thence by parts 
of the west and south boundaries of portion 55 to a 
point north of a north-west corner of portion 221; 
by a line, a west, and a south boundary of that por- 
tin, parts of the west and south boundaries of portion 
153, parish of Congou, part of the west boundary of 
portion 112 to a point east of the most northern 
north-east corner of portion 272, parish of Yeo Yeo; 
thence by a line, the north and south-west boundaries 
of portion 272; and by the north side of a 1 chain 
road westerly to the east boundary of portion 54; 
by parts of the east and. north boundaries of that 
portion, the east boundary of portion 246, part of 
the south, the east, and north»boundaries of portion 
116, the east side of a 1 chain road, part of the south 
and the east boundary of portion 188, part of the 
south houndary of portion 250 and the south boundary 
of portion 251 easterly to its south-east corner, the 
point of commencement. 

Nore.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
21,836 from sale for preservation and growth of tim- 
ber, notified 1st December, 1894, which is hereby 
revoked. 

[F. 1918-2,746] 





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EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CooramunpRry; JINDALEE SHIRE ; 
7) 
Forestry District or Forses. 


Jindalee State Forest, No. 666. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Congou, county of Bland, ona part 
of the parish of Jindalee, county of Harden, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 
2,900 acres, more or less: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 332, parish of Jindalee, county 
of Harden; and bounded thence by part of the south 
boundary of that portion, the west boundary of por- 
tion 329, a west, a north, and a west boundary of 
portion 454, the west boundary of portion 327, part 
of the north boundary of portion 265, a line, the 
north and west boundaries of. portion 423, part of 
the west boundary of portion 422, the north and west, 
boundaries of. portion 429, parts of the north and 
west boundaries of portion 436, the north boundary of 
portion 311, part of the east and the north boundary, 
of portion 310, part of the north boundary of portion 
312, a line, the east boundary 6f portion 270, part 
of the south and the east boundary of portion 111, 
parts of the south and east boundaries of portion 438, . 
the south and east boundaries of portion 112,, the 
east and north boundaries of portion 430, the east 
boundary of portion 8, and part of the east boundary 
of portion 9 northerly to a point west of the south- 
west corner of portion 332, the point of commence- 
ment; thence by a line easterly to that corner. 

Again, commencing at the north-east corner of 
portion 202, parish of Congou, county of Bland; and 
bounded thence by part of the north boundary of 
that portion, a line, the east boundaries of portions 
115 and 116, part of the north boundary of the latter 
pertion, the east boundary of portion 220, a line, the 
east and part of the north boundary of portion 117, 
the east and part of the north boundary of portion 
118, the east boundary of portion 119, part of the 
south and the east boundary of portion 1, and the 
south-western side of the public road from Stockin- 
bingal to Murrumburrah to a west boundary of 
portion 398, parish of Jindalee, county of Harden; 
thence by part of the west boundary of that portion, 


soll oor 








part of the north and the west boundary of portion 
12, a west, a north, and again a west and a north 
boundary of portion 106, a north and a_ west 
boundary of reserve 35,918 from sale or lease other 
than improvement lease, notified 21st March, 
1903, part of the north and the west boundary of 
portion 9, west boundaries of portions 8 and 7, part 
of the north boundary of portion 4383, the north 
boundary of portions 409 and 408, and a line to the 
south-east corner of portion 294, parish of Congou, 
county of Bland; thence by the east boundary of that 
portion and the east boundary of portion 202 afore- 
said northerly to its north-east corner, the point of 
ecmmencement ;—excluding the area contained within 
the public roads within the above-described boun- 
daries. 

Nore.—The above is proclaimed in lew of reserves 
1,274 and 1,798 from sale for preservation and growth 


of timber, notified 19th October, 1877, and 22nd 
September, 1879, respectively, which are _ hereby 
revoked. 


[F. 1918-2,746] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. G. ASHFORD. 
[7547] GOD SAVE THE KIING! 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE 
“PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.’ 








PROCLAMATION. 

New Sour Wares; | By His Excellency Sir Wanrer 
to wit. Hpwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the most Distinguished 

(L.8.) Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


George, Governor of the State of 

New South Wales and its Depen- 

W. E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


V HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 

South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 
of a certain public work, that is to say, a construc- 
tion of a deviation of the authorised goods line of 
railway to Darling Island, as between the head of 
Rozelle Bay and Pyrmont: And whereas the said land 
is, In my opinion, required for carrying out the said 
work:. Now, therefore, I, the. Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, in pursu- 
ance of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,”’ do hereby direct 
that the said land may be acquired and taken for the 
purposes aforesaid under the provisions contained in 
Division I of Part V of the said Act, and I do déclare 
by this notification to be published in the Government 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or 
circulated in the Police District wherein the said land 
is situated, that the private lands comprised’ within 
the descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto have 
been resumed for the public purpose hereinbefore 
expressed, that is to say,—a construction of a devia- 
tion of the authorised goods line of railway to Dar- 
ling Island, as between the head of Rozelle Bay and 
Pyrmont, to the intent that upon the publication 
of this notification in the Gazette the said land de- 
seribed in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith be 
vested in the Constructing Authority on behalf 
of His Majesty for the purposes of the ‘‘Wardell- 
road to Darling Island Railway Deviation (Rozelle 
Bay to Pyrmont) Act, 1915,’ for an estate in fee simple 
in possession freed and discharged from all trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, 
rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever, 
and to the intent that the legal estate therein, to- 
gether with all powers incident thereto, or conferred 
by that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the follow- 
ing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the City of Sydney 
parish of St, Andrew county of Cumberland and State 
of New South Wales being part of lot 14 block 54 of 
the Ultimo Estate Commencing at a point on the south- 
eastern side of Miller-street distant south-westerly 155 
feet 0 inches from the intersection of that side of 
that street with the south-western side of Jones- 
street thence bounded on the east by a line bearing, 
southerly 106 feet 5 inches thence on the south-west 
by the north-eastern boundary of land resumed by 
the Sydney Municipal Council bearing north-westerly 


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4201 











79 feet 43 inches and thence on the north-west by 
part of the south-eastern side of Miller-street afore- 
said bearing north-easterly 53 feet 24 inches to the 
point of commencement containing about 73 perches | 
and being the land numbered 834 on the plan of the 
Railway from Wardell-road to Darling Island (Rozelle... 
to Pyrmont Deviation) ‘ 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid | 
being lots 1234567 and 23 block 54 of the Utlimo 
Histate commencing at a point on the south-western 
side of Jones-street bearing south-easterly 132 feet 
from the intersection of that side of that street with 
the south-eastern side of Miller-street thence bounded 
on the north-east by part of the south-western side 
of Jones-street aforesaid bearing south-easterly 25] 
feet 8 inches thence on the south-east and south- 
west by part of the north-western and north-eastern 
sides of Bank-street bearing south-westerly 10 feet 2 
inches and north-westerly 31 feet 10 inches 40 feet 
0 inches 23 feet 5 inches 17 feet 10 inches 19 feet 0 
inches 28 feet 11 inches and 75 feet 0 inches thence on 
north-west by the south-eastern boundary of lot. 8 
bearing north-easterly 86 feet 44 inches thence on the 
north-east by part of the south-western boundary of 
lot 22 bearing south-easterly 4 feet 43 inches and 
thence on the north-west by the south-eastern boun- 
dary of lot 22 aforesaid bearing north-easterly 57 
feet 24 inches to the point of commencement contain- 
ing about 1 rood 25 perches and being the land num- 
bered 838 on the plan of the Railway from Wardell- 
road to Darling Island (Rozelle to Pyrmont Devia: 
tion) the above two described pieces of land said to 
be owned by the estate of George Harris deceased 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth 
day of May, in the year of our Lord 1918, 
and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 


| 980] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE ‘‘PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION. 
New Sour Wates, | By His Excellency Sir Warr 


to wit. J Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the most Distinguished 
(L.8.) Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


George, Governor of the State of 

New South Wales and its Depen- 

W. E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of _ 
Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners, for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of - 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of rail- 
way between Wardell-road and Glebe Island Railway 
by provision of Goods Siding at Leichhardt, which 
work appears to the Commissioners necessary, and is - 
such work as the Commissioners are authorised to ~ 
carry out pursuant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 
1912.” as amended by the ‘‘Government Railways 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’’ and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such work will not exceed the sum 
of £20,000; and whereas, the said land is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
“Public Works Act, 1912,’? do hereby direct that the 
said work shall be carried out under the ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912,’’ by the said Commissioners, who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shall be 
deemed to ke the Constructing Authority: And in 
further pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, 
I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 
and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the pro- 
visions contained in Division I of Part V of the said | 
Act, and I do declare by this notification to be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, and in one or more 
newspapers published or circulated in the Police Dis- 
trict wherein the said land is situated, that the 
Private Lands comprised within the descriptions 
set forth in the Schedule hereto have been resumed 
for the public purpose hereinbefore expressed, that 
is to say,—for maintaining the traffic on the existing 
line of railway between Wardell-road and Glebe Island 
Railway by provision of Goods Siding at Leichhardt, 


4202 





to the intent that upon the publication of this notifica- 
tion in the Gazette the said land described in the Sche- 
dule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said Con- 
structing Authority on behalf of His Majesty for the 
purpose of the said ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” for an 
estate in fee simple in possession freed and discharged 
from all trusts, obligations, estates, interests, con- 
tracts, charges, rates, rights-of-way, or other easements 
whatsoever, and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, together with all powers incident thereto, 
or conferred by that Act, shall be vested in such 
Constructing Authority as a Trustee: And I declare 
that the following is the Schedule of land herein- 
before referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the Municipality 
of Leichhardt parish of Petersham county of Cum- 
berland and State of New South Wales being the whole 
of lots 24 and 67 section 5 as shown on plan numbered 
1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar-General 
Sydney containing about 24 perches and said to be 
the property of the Council of the Municipality of 
Leichhardt 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lot 68 section 5 as shown on plan num- 
bered 1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar- 
General Sydney containing about 12 perches and said 
to be the property of Robert Auld 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lot 28 section 5 as shown on plan num- 
bered 1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar- 
General Sydney containing about 12 perches and said 
to be the property of Martha Jane Evans 

‘Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lots 106 and 107 section 4 as shown on 
plan numbered 1162 deposited in the Office of the 


Registrar-General Sydney containing about 143 per- - 


ches and said to the property of Catherine Liston | 


Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lot 105 section 4 as shown on plan num- 
bered 1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar- 
General Sydney containing about 7} perches and said 
to be the property of Edward Charles Liston. 


Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lots 32 and 33 section 4 as shown on plan 
numbered 1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar- 
General Sydney containing about 143} perches and 
said to be the property of James Renwich MceMechan 


Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of lot 34 section 4 as shown on plan num- 
bered 1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar- 
General Sydney containing about 74 perches and said 
to be the property of William Barker 


Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of lot 104 section 4 as shown on plan numbered 
1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar-General 
Sydney commencing at the north-western corner of 
that lot thence bounded on the north-west by the 
south-eastern boundary of lot 105 section 4 bearing 
north-easterly 100 feet thence on the north-east by 
part of the south-western side of a lane 20 feet wide 
bearing south-easterly 6 feet thence on the south- 
east by a line bearing south-westerly 100 feet and 
thence on the south-west by part of the north-eastern 
side of Francis-street bearing north-westerly 6 feet to 
the point of commencement containing about 2 perches 
and said to be the property of Annie L. Hemmings 


‘Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of ‘lot 35 section 4 as shown on plan numbered 
1162 deposited in the Office of the Registrar-General 
Sydney commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
that lot thence bounded on the north-east by part of 
the south-western side of James-street bearing south- 
easterly 6 feet thence on the south-east by a line bear- 
ing south-westerly 100 feet thence on the south-west 
by part of the north-eastern side of a lane 20 feet wide 
bearing north-westerly 6 feet and thence on the north- 
west by the south-eastern boundary of lot 34 section 4 
bearing north-easterly 100 feet to the point of com- 
mencement containing about 2 perches and said to be 
the property of George Bunton 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this thirty-first day 
of July, in the vear of our Lord 1918, and in 
ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 


110944 GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


(23 Ava., 1918, 


COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1880-1905. 





GLEN INNES WATER SUPPLY. 
NOTIFICATION oF PARTIAL COMPLETION OF WoRKS. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(1.8.) 
W..E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

\ ] HEREAS by the ‘‘Glen Innes Water Supply Act, 

_ 1915,” a scheme of water supply for the Munici- 
pality of Glen Innes was duly sanctioned: And whereas 
by notice published in Government Gazette of the 7th 
day of December, 1917, it was notified that the Gover- 
nor of the State of New South Wales had authorised 
the carrying out of certain additional works of water 
supply for the town of Glen Innes: And whereas the 
Minister tor Public Works for the time being in and 
for the said State has reported to me the completion 
ot the works described in the Schedule hereto, which 
form part of the works sanctioned and authorised as 
aforesaid, and that by reason of completion of such 
parts the works ef water supply are, in the opinion of 
the said Minister, so far constructed as to be of use to 
the Council of the Municipality of Glen Innes: Now, 
I, Sir Watrer Epwarp Davinson, Knight Commander 
ot the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
Saint George, Governor of the said State, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power in that belialf given to or vested in me, do 
hereby notify that the works of water supply for the 
town of Glen Innes are so far constructed as to be 
of use to the Council, to the intent that upon the 
notification hereof in the Gazette the Council shall 
take over the works described in the Schedule hereto, 
and the administration and management thereof, and 
that the Council shall thereupon have all the powers 
and obligations conferred and imposed on a Council 
by section 27 of the ‘‘Country Towns Water) and 
Sewerage Amendment Act, 1905,” and by the 
“Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905.”’ 
[W. 1918-1,958] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of 
August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE, 


A pumping Station, consisting of a suction main, 
pump well, galvanized-iron engine shed, alumino Ferric 
plant and store, together with a Jeansville pump, a 
multitubular colonial type boiler, and the necessary 
fittings; two service reservoirs, 60 feet in diameter, 
with a capacity of 300,000 gallons each, situate in 
portion number 515, parish ot Glen Innes, county of 
Gough; a 12-inch rising main, about 13,238 feet in 
length, extending generally south-westerly from Beardy 
Waters, across reserves, private property, and along a 
road to the service reservoirs an 8-inch service main 
extending northerly across a reserve, westerly along 
a road and Meade-street, northerly along Macquarie- 
street, and westerly along Ferguson-street to Lambeth- 
street; and all service mains, junctions, air and stop 
valves, hydrants, &c., connected therewith within the 
following area: Commencing at the north-eastern 
corner of portion number 188; and bounded thence by 
the southern side of a road westerly to the eastern side 
of Hunter-street; southerly to the prolongation east- 
erly of the southern side of George-street; westerly 
to the eastern side of Edward-street; southerly to the 
southern side of Cross-street; westerly to the eastern 
side of Chuzch-street; southerly to the southern side 
of Heron-street; westerly to the western side of Grey- 
street; northerly to the southern side of Oliver-street ; 
westerly to a north-eastern boundary of the Great 
Northern Railway ; north-westerly and northerly to a 
southern side of Lang-street; westerly to the western 
side of Dumaresq-street; northerly to the northern 
side of Ferguson-street ; easterly to the western side of 
Neil-street; northerly to the northern side of Taylor- 
street ; easterly to the western side of Mossman-street 5 
northerly to the northern side of Wullamulla-street ; 
easterly to the western side of Macquarie-street ; north- 


23 Ava., 1918] 





erly to the southern side of Grafton-street; easterly 
to the eastern side of Macquarie-street ; southerly to 
the northern side of Wullamulla-street; easterly to 
the eastern side of West-avenue; southerly to the 
northern side of Herbert-street; easterly to the eastern 
side of Hunter-street; southerly to the south-western 
corner of portion number 187; easterly to the eastern 
boundary of that portion; and thence southerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


Nore.—The above to include all works carried out 
under Water Supply Contracts Nos. 43-15-16 and 
51-15-16, as shown on drawings deposited in the plan- 
room of the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 

[340] 








“COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” 


SEWERAGE 





MUSWELLBROOK WATIER SUPPLY. 
NoriricaTiIon oF COMPLETION oF ADDITIONAL Works. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. d 
HEREAS the Minister for Public Works for the 
time being in and for the State of New South 
Wales has reported to me the completion of the works 
of water supply for the town of Muswellbrook des- 
cribed in the Schedule hereto: Now, J, Sir Watrsr 
Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the said State, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the power 
in that behalf given to or vested in me, do hereby 
notify that the works described in the Schedule 
hereto, constructed under the direction of the Minis- 
ter for Public Works for the time being, in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the ‘Country Towns 
Water and ‘Sewerage <Acts, 1880-1905,” thave been 
completed, 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





oe SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. 


A timber and concrete weir across the Hunter 
River at Muswellbrook, on land resumed by noti- 
fication in Gazette of 17th May, 1918, No. 62, about 
122 feet long by 8 feet wide, together with all pro- 
tecting works, lands, &c., connected therewith. The 
above to include ali works carried cut under Water 
Supply Contract No. 9 16-17. [610] 


—_— 5 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Warter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

9» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply to the Municipality of Pad- 
dington Ordinance No. 64, respecting ‘‘Public 
Libraries,’’ proclaimed in the Government Gazetve 
of 23rd October, 1912, and amended by proclamation 
published in the Government Gazette of 11th Novem- 
ber, 1914. 


[1918-273-96-481] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[823] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4203 


a 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION. 





(@ss.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Wattrr Epwarp Davinpson, the Governor of 
« the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the “Local Gov- 
ernment Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the same, 
and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, apply to the Shire of Hornsby Ordinance 
No. 85, respecting ‘‘Public Gates,’”’ published in Gov- 
ernment Gazette of 14th May, 1908, together with all 
amendments thereof subsequent to the aforesaid date. 
[1918-130-242-203 | 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteenth day of 
August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[960] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 
Noxious Puant. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Council of the Municipality named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subiect to such approval, 
the plant named in such Schedule to be noxious within 


its area, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 





—a 


Department of Local Government, _ 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


SCHEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF JUNEE 
(1918-229-173-312). 
Marrubium vulgare, commonly known as qeneegonn * 
96 








APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S’ DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


John Spencer Bowman, of Military-road, Guildford ; 

James Bissett Cargill, of Buddawang, Mongarlowe ; 

James Joseph Costigan, of Cherry-street, Barraba. 

John Edward Fitzgerald, of Murruma_ Station, 
Umeralla Siding ; 

Arthur James Grasse, of Morongla Creek ; 

William Henry Parkin, of Sanger-street, Corowa; 

John Full Robertson, of Beckom-street, Narrandera, 
Returning Officer for the Electoral District of 
Murrumbidgee ; 

Angus Mark Rose, of EHlands; 

Thomas Ryan, M.L.A., of State Parliament House, 
Melbourne ; 

Hugh Weir, of Bangalow; 

George Frederick Whiteley, of Geurie,—Esquires. 


| GEORGE W. FULLER. 


CORRECTION. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, has approved of the name of 
James Burns Woods, of 99 Davies-street, Brunswick, 
Victoria, being substituted for that of James 
Burns Wood on the list of Justices of the Peace 
as published in the Government Gazette of the 


26th July last. ene 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


RESIGNATION. 
CRIZF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMEXT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has accepted the resignation 
tendered by 
Mr. Henry Abrahams, of 7 Brown-street, Newtown, of 
his position as a Justice of the Peace for the State 
of New South Wales, 
GEORGE W. FULLER, 

















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Aua., 1918, 


EN OE ee ee 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
Leonard Leslie Snow, Esquire, M.B., Mast. Surg., 
Univ. Sydney, being appointed as Government 
Medica] Officer at Emmaville, vice Dr. A. Muscio, 


resigned. pe 
bn . JOHN D. PITZGERALD. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, upon the advice of the 
Mxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Mr. Archibald Mitchell Bomphrey as a Member of the 
Shipbuilding Advisory Committee, in connection 
with Technical Education. for a period of two 
years from Ist February, 1918. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AMD INDUSTRY 
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of section 14 of the ‘‘Workmen’s Com- 
pensation Act, 1916,” 
Staff-Surgeon Henry John Wolverton Brennand, 
R.A.N., M.D., Ch.M., B.A. (Syd.), District Naval 
Medical Officer, has been appointed by me a 


Medical Referee for the purposes of the said Att. 


(99,703-1918.) j 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
“SHEHARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901.’’ 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
point the undermentioned members of the Police Force 
to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions of the 
‘“Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901,’’ in the dis- 
tricts specified in connection with their respective 
names. 


- 11100] 


G&S. BEEBY. 


Inspector First Class William Patrick Bannan; 
Station—Broken Hill; Police District—Broken 
Hill. 

Acting Inspector John Blanchfield ; Station—Walgett ; 
Police District—-Walgett. 

Sergeant Third Class Edward George Martin; Sta- 
tion—Mungindi; Police District—Moree. 

Sergeant Third Class George Francis Cronin; Station 
—-Warialda; Police District—Warialda. 

Constable First Class Peter Stewart Jeffrey; Station 
—~Bellata; Police District—Narrabri. 

Constable William Charles Cook; Station—Willow 
Tree; Police District—Murrurundi. 





Constable Cedric Villiers Gentle; Station—Upper 
Horton; Police District—Bingara. 
[1143] Department of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


{{ T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz. :— 
Duszo. 


Sergeant 3rd Class Richard Charles Young, of Mun- 
dooran, vice Sergeant Tracey, transferred. 
[1918-5,667-397 P.P.] 
GUNDAGAI. 

Sergeant Ist Class William Henry Mclaughlin, of 
Cootamundra. 
[1918-6,070-397 P.P.] 

; Krama. 


Sergeant 3rd Class Alfred Ernest Wren, of Berry 
[1918-5,833-397 P.P.] 


TAMWORTH. 


Mr. S. Taylor, of Quirindi, and Constable 1st Class 
Wille Guy Jones, of Tambar Springs, vice Mr. 
Farrington (left district), and Constable Bechans 
. (transferred). 

[1918-5,976-397 P.P.] 

Waaaa. 
Mr. Wifliam Simpson, of Gregadoo. 
{1918-5,910-550 P,P.) 








W. ©. GRAHAME. - 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICR 


_HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
John Taylor Lingen, Msquire, and 
Sidney Mack, Hsquire, Barristers-at-Law, 
to be His Majesty’s Counsel, with rank and pre- 
cedence as King’s Counsel in the following order, viz., 
Mr. Lingen to rank next after Mr, Richard Windeyer, 
K.C., and Mr. Mack to rank next after Mr. Lingen. 
DAVID R. HALL. 


[1271] 








Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘‘Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act, 1912,” he has been pleased, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, to appoint 
George Whitfeld, Esquire, Acting Under Secretary, 
Department of the Attorney-General and of Jus- 
tice, 
to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the Petition presented on the 
part of The Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, of 
Hunter-street, Sydney, as to a certain claim or demand 
which it deems itself to have against the Govern- 


ment. 
DAVID BR. HALL. 


APPOINTMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

The Reverend Stanley Adolphus Thomas Champion 
and the Very Reverend Jerome Hennessy to be 
Church of England and Roman Catholic Chap- 
lains, respectively, to Young Gaol,—such appoint- 
Henly to take effect from the Ist September, 

Norman Dowling, Esquire, L.R.C.P., M.R.C,S., to 
be Visiting Surgeon to Young Gaol,—such ap- 
POONER to take effect from the lst September, 

Thomas Martin Dunn, Esquire, J.P., to be Coroner 
sive ia and a Coroner for the State gene- 
rally. 

George Bence Morris, Esquire, th be Coroner at 

_ Taree, and a Coroner for the State generally. 
William Brown Crang, Esquire, J.P., to be Coroner 


ae Wentantias and a Coroner for the State gene- 
rally. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned Sergeants of Police, stationed in the 
divisions enumerated, to be Sub-Inspectors under the 

“Liquor Act, 1912,’ for the Metropolitan Licensing 

District,—from the lst August, 1918, viz. :— 

No. 1—James Hickey, Edward Stokes, John Albert 

Kammel, Alfred Thomas White, Thomas Edward 

Brennan, William McMurray, Harry Herbert 

Horsell, Thomas Edward Fleming, Francis Henry 

Murphy, Cornelius Stanislaus Kenny, Lovel Ford 

Stanton, Albert Winter, George McLennan, Pat- 

rick Crough, James Knox, George Phillips, George 

Paulett, Alexander Russell, William Parker Prior. 

No. 2--William Joseph Turner 

No. 3—Michael Roche Richard Edward Harper, 
Angus Donald McMaster, Thomas O’Brien, Mark 

_ Williams, John William White. 

No. 4—Herbert John Fox, Benjamin Trathen, George 
Barden, Rudolph Herbert Carman, Ernest Elwood 
vans, Herbert Brodie, Henry John Shailer, Carl 
Thomas Ferguson. 

No. 5--Thomas Horace Lillie, 

No. 6—Simon Fowler, Henry Weir Paul, Richard 
Harris, James Thomas Moylan, William O'Reilly, 
William Perey Allen, William John Lowrey. ~ 

No. 7—Michael Richard Hennessy. 

No. 8—Andrew Clarence Pemberton, William Henry 
Brayne, Henry Coombes. 

No., 10—Wiiliam George Morrow, James Joseph 
Loomes, William Hawkins, Patrick Joseph Kng- 
lish. Daniel McDonald, John Dunlop, Thomas 
Villiem Crough. 

No. 11—Henry Robert Moules, Michael Brennan. 

No. 12—Thomas Lytle Dunlop, Charles Pratt, David 
Morris 

No. 13—William Cleugh, William Shakespeare. 

No. 14—George Alexander Keith, Charles John Hal- 


stead. 
JOHN GARLAND, 





23 Ava.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


4205 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. } [665] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pléased to appoint the 
‘undermentioned members of the Police Force to be 
‘Sub-Inspectors under the “Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for the 
‘Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 
dates specified, viz. :— 


Parramatta—Sergeant Alfred Paine, stationed at Ash- 
. field,—from the lst August, 1918. 

Young—Sergeant John Toohey, stationed at Murrum- 
burrah, vice Sergeant Cole, transferred,—from 
the 15th August, 1918. 

Mudgee—Sergeant Frederick William Dolman, sta- 
tioned at Hargraves, vice Sergeant Clarke, trans- 
ferred,—ifrom the 29th July, 1918. 

_Moree—Sergeant Edward George Martin, stationed at 

Mungindi, vice Sergeant Cronin, transferred,— 
from’ the 30th July, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned members of the Police Force to be 
‘Sub-Inspectors under the ‘‘Liqtior Act, 1912,”’ for the 
‘Metropolitan Licensing District,—from the 1st July, 
‘1918, viz. :— Ho071 
Sergeants William McMurray, Lovel Ford Stanton, 
Edward Stokes, John David Scott, and Alex- 


ander Russell, stationed at No. 1 (Clarence-street) 
Police Station. 


(In lieu of notification in Government Gazette of 6th Auyust, 1818.) 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
-Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
-undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1, of the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ from the 
dates specified, viz. :— 


Newcastle—Constable Athol Kenneth Nepean Green- 
halgh, stationed at Wallsend,—from the 5th 
August, 1918. 

Parkes-—Constable Albert Hallett, stationed at Alec- 
town,—from the 23rd July, 1918. 

Barraba—Constabie John Hill, stationed at Manilla, 
from the 25th July, 1918. 

Bingara—Constable Cedric Villiers Gentle, stationed 

: at Upper Horton,—from the 26th July, 1918. 

-Narrabri—Constable Peter Stewart Jeffrey, stationed 
at Bellata,—from the 27th July, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


lh 





Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 22nd Angust, 1918. 


H*” Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 18 of the 
' “Justices Act, 1902,’ as amended by section 23 of the 
' Police’ Offences (Amendment). Act. 1908,’’ to autho- 
rise Mr. Charles Thomson Wood, J.P., an officer of 
-this Department, to hear and determine offences 
-under sections 6 and 7 of the ‘‘Police Offences Act, 
£1901,” within the Metropolitan Police District,— 
from the 22nd August, 1918. - 

JOHN GARLAND. 





Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that a 
A §6§‘Way of Access,’’ as specified hereunder, has, in 
accordance with the provisions of the Fisheries Acts 
and Regulations, heen determined over Mr. Joseph 
‘George Malouf’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,578, of 
‘2,000 yards, at Hawkesbury River, to the land ad- 
joining such leased area. 
JEORGE W. FULLER, 
Minister. 


[1155] 


i 





DESCRIPTION. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Cowan, at 

- Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkesbury River : Commenc- 
ing on the line of mean high-water mark 274 lineal 

yards generally southeriy from the most northerly 
foreshore corner of Oyster Lease No. 5,578, section 

No. 1; and running thence south-easterly 4 lineal yards 

.along the line of mean high-water mark; thence by a 
line bearing south 15 degrees west about 13 lineal 
yards to the outer boundary of the Oyster Lease No. 

5578, section No. | aforesaid ; thence by the outer boun- 

dary of such lease bearing north-westerly 4 lineal 

yards ; thence bya line bearing north 15 degrees east 

about 13 lineal yards, to the point of commencement. 


Department of Education, 
Sydney, 26th July, 1918. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL, 


i ed is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 84th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 


LonGugat, NEAR KuRRAJIONG. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


£1142] 





~ 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
, THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 

that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping Dis- 
trict of Berry on the questions whether the closing 
time at one o’clock be altered from Thursday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be altered 
from Saturday to Friday, it is hereby notified, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 3 of the 
Early Closing (Amendment) Act and the Regulations 
thereunder, that such Poll as to the alterations pro- 
posed will be taken at the Police Station, Berry, 
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Thurs- 
day, 19th September, 1918. 


Each shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situate 
in the said Country Shopping District, and not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled to 
vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, the 
shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged for 
three months at least in a shop (not being a shop men- 
tioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in the 
Country Shopping District in which he claims to vote, 
and shall at the time of voting be above the age of 
eighteen years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations 
in that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Third 
Class A. E. Wren to be the person by whom such 
poll shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 
persons furnished to him in accordance with the Regu- 
lations, ; 


Any person entitled to vote and desirous of voting 
at the Poll may obtain from the said Returning Officer 
a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police Station» 
Berry, from the 26th August to the 7th September, 
1918, inclusive, between the hours of 9 a.m, and 5 p.m. 
on each week-day. 


All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Station, Berry, on or before the 7th September, 1918, 
or posted so as to reach that officer on or before that 
date. 


The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will then 
be made up from such statements, and the persons 
whose names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 


The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son. between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from the 
10th to the 14th September, 1913, inclusive. The 
attention of the Returning Officer may be directed to 
any statement appearing therein believed to be in- 





correct, 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 
[1109 | Department of Public Works, N.S.W.., 


Sydney, 19th August, 1918. 
‘WATER ACT, 1912.” 
“SHARK SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST.” 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 49 of the 
“Water Act. 1912,’ I, the Honourable Ricusrp 
Tomas Baun, Minister for Public Works for the time 
being in and for the State of New South Wales, do 
herehy appoint Wednesday, the 18th day of Septem- 
ber, 1918, as the date of election of one Trustee for the 
Sharp Swamp Drainage Trust, and Tara Hall, Shark 
Creek, is hereby appointed the Polling-place for the 


said election, 
; R. TT. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works, 


4206 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


i is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912,” for the following public purpose, namely, the 
construction of a line of railway from Wagga Wagga 
to Tumberumba, in the State of New South Wales, 
and is vested in the Minister for Public Works, as 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty, for 
the purposes of the ‘‘Wagga Wagga to Tumberumba 
Railway Act, 1911.’’—Dated the fifteenth day of 
August, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. BE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





DESCRIPTION oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Borambula, county of Wynyard, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of portion 42, and part of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 2,367, folios 201 to 204. Commencing at a 
point bearing 70 degrees 57 minutes 54 seconds and 
distant 538 chains 549 links from the south-western 
corner of portion 42 aforesaid; and bounded thence on 
the south-west and north-west by lines as follow :— 
Bearing 351 degrees 24 minutes 5 seconds 8 chaing 81 
degrees 24 minutes 5 seconds 3 chains to the south- 
western boundary of the Wagga Wagega to Tumbar- 
umba Railway; and bounded thence by part of that 
boundary bearing 171 degrees 24 minutes 5 seconds 8 
chains; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
261 degrees 24 minutes 5 seconds 3 chains, to the 
poimt of commencement ;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less containing an area of 2 
acres 1 rood 24 perches or thereabouts, and numbered 
1598 on the plan of the Wagga Wagga to Tumbar- 
umba Railway, Part 3, and said to be in the posses- 
sion of J. Scott and others. 

[R.A. 1918-2,359] [162] 





_In lieu of notification numbered 5,951 appearing in Government Gazette 
No. 90 of 22nd June, 1917, page 3110, so far as relates to the firstly 
described parcel of land therein appearing. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESCISSION OF RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND UNDER THE “CITY AND 
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS (RESUMPTION RE- 
SCISSION) ACT, 1917.” 

T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 

Council, in exercise of ‘the powers conferred by the 

“City and Suburban Railways (Resumption Rescis- 

sion) Act, 1917,’ that the notification of resumption 

of land ‘under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” dated 
the 5th day of April, 1916, and published in the Go- 
vernment Gazette No. 72, of the 28th day of April, 

1916, is rescinded so far as relates to the land here- 

under described.—Dated the seventh day of August, 


1918, : 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. 'T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





DeEscRIPTION or LAND REFERRED TO. 


_All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni- 
cipality of Leichhardt, parish of Petersham, county 
of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being 
lot 39 of the Orange Grove Estate (which estate is 
a subdivision by Messieurs Hancock and Foucart of 
portion of the Garry Owen Estate), being tenement 
49 Grove-street, Leichhardt, and being the whole of 
the land comprised in Indenture of Conveyance, dated 
emia day of October, 1897, registered No. 757, 
ook 613. 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate as afore- 
said, being lot 40 of the said Orange Grove Estate, 
and being the whole of the land comprised in Inden- 
ture of Conveyance, dated the 16th day of July, 1913, 
registered No. 182, book 1,003. 

[R, A. 1918-3,013] [709] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 








[23 Ava, 1918. 





“WATER ACT, 1912,’” 
Application No. 409, Western Lanp Boarp District. 


fj Base following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Charles Murtie Johnston for a license 
under the abovementioned Act has been presented to 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 


New South Wales, ) 
to wit. J 
Rerrort by Sidney John Hamblin, a Police Magistrate 
for the State of New South Wales. 


WuHuereas on this 8rd day of July, 1918, it became a 
matter of investigation before me, the undersigned, 
a Police Magistrate for the State of New South Wales, 
at the Court-house, Bourke, within the said State, 
for inquiry and report in terms of the provisions of 
Part If of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,” and of the ‘‘Irri- 
gation Act, 1912,’ as amended by the ‘‘Crown Lands 
and Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1914,’ on an appli- 
cation made by Charles Murtie Johnston for a license 
under the said Acts for an existing earthen dam with 
natural bywash on the Warrego River, on portion 
H.L. 90-9, W.L.L. 1,958, parish of Winnalabrinna, 
county of Barrona, Land District of Bourke; and 
having taken evidence and inquired into the said 
matter, I report that no objections were lodged or 
made at the said inquiry, and recommend the appli- 
cation tor approval subject to the conditions annexed 
hereto. 
Given under my hand at the Court-house, Bourke, 
in the said State, this 8rd day of July, 1918. 
Ss. J. HAMBLIN, 
: Police Magistrate. 
The Commissioner for Water Conservation and 
irrigation. 





Conditions referred to above. 

(1) Level of crest of timber overshot in bywash to be 
fixed at 1:96 feet below a Bench Mark established 
near the work, particulars of which will be re- 
tained in the office of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. 

(2) The whole of the work to be constructed and main- 
tained to the satisfaction of the Water Conserva- 
tion and Trrigation Commission. 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power, on giving the holder of 
the license or occupier of the site of the work 
six months’ notice to cancel, revoke, or with- 
draw the license, at any time if necessary or 
desirable, in connection with any scheme that may 
be formulated for the improvement of the river 
or its tributaries, or for the utilisation of the 
same, 

(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancel- 
lation, revocation, or withdrawal to any person 
whomsoever. 

(5) That the term of the license be for five years. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1918-12,450] [796] 





[1130] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE ‘‘WATER ACT, 1912.’ 


Pp URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to 

me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
following application for license, and the date and 
place specified hereunder are hereby apointed for the 
inquiry in regard thereto :— 

Applicant—Albert Arthur Davis, for a pump on the 
Talbragar River, in Special Lease 18-15, Dubbo, 
parish of Murrungundie, county of Lincoln, Land 
District of Dubbo. 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board, 
on the 10th September, 1918, at 10 a.m at the Land 
Board Room, Dubbo, and all persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend, and if they have any objec- 
tions to the granting of a license for the said work, 
they should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 
appointed. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1918-12,657] 





H. H. DARE, | 
Commissioner. 


23 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


4207 





[1129] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR. LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE ‘WATER ACT, 1912.” 


pie. to the power in this behalf delegated to 
to me by the Water Conservation and I[rriga- 
Commission I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
following application for license, and the date and 
piace specified hereunder are hereby apointed for the 
inquiry in regard thereto :— 
Applicant—A. C. Jones, for a pump on the Macquarie 
River, in portion 34, parish of Buddah, county of 
Narromine, Land District of Dubbo. 


Tne inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board, 
on the 17th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Narromine, and all persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend, and if they have any objec- 
tions to the granting of a license for the said work, they 
should state their objections at the inquiry hereby ap- 
pointed. 

[W.C. and I.C, 1918-72,301] 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


[1122] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th August, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

Commission, [ hereby acknowledge the receipt of 

' the following application for license, and the date 

and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed 
for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicant—Hong Hing & Co., for a pump and race 
on Sooley Creek, in portion 1, parish of Narran- 


garril, county of Argyle, Land District of Goul- 
burn, 


The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 16th October, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Goulburn, and all persons interested are here- 
by notified to attend, and if they have any objections 
to the granting of a license for the said work, they 
should state their objections at the inquiry hereby 
appointed, 

LW.C, and I.C, 1917-11,958] 
He Ha.DARE, 


Commissioner. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


‘A Ba ata having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON oR BEFORE 
THE 27TH SEPTEMBER, 1918 : — 


No. 20,255. APPLICANT:—Oluf Froyland, of 
Marrickville. LAND:—Municipality Marrickville, 
1 acre 164 perches, in Victoria-road,—lot 19, section 
2 of T. Chalder’s subdivision of part division 3B, 
Petersham Hstate, and part 470 acres granted to 
Thomas Moore; adjoining properties of W. Scott, 
H. T. Seymour, W. J. S. Simpson, W. Green, Savings 
Bank of New South Wales, O. K. Suess, J. Salter, 
and J. R. Hallett. 
_ No.21,261. APPLICANTS :—Arthur Smith, Frances 
Smith, and Harold Trotman Howard, all of Sydney. 
LAND :—Municipality Concord, 2 acres 163 perches, 
in Broughton and Zoeller streets,—suburban allot- 
ment 32 (portion 32a of parish) granted to Richard 
Wynne; adjoining properties of T. Critchley, W. H. 
Bartlett, H. EK. Rowe, F. W. Knowles, L. E. Hobden, 
D. L. G. Grimsley, H. Justice, J. H. Whipp, L. 
Tustin, A. E. and R. Walters, C. G. Trevitt, and 


T. O. Correy. 

No. 21,377. APPLICANT :—William John George 
Mann, of Ashfield. LAND :—County Durham, parish 
Seaham, shire Port Stephens, 147 acres 2 roods, on 
road from Hinton to Raymond Terrace, and on 
Hunter River, near Hinton,—part 300 acres (portion 
32 of parish) granted to Francis Eagar, and part 300 
acres (portion 33 of parish) granted to Samuel Fur- 
neaux Mann; adjoining properties of R. and I. Wil- 
son, M. B. Pearn, and T. H. Mann. 

No. 21,396. _APPLICANT:—Thomas Holcombe 
Mann, of Whittingham. LAND :—County Durham, 
parish Seaham, shire Port Stephens, 147 acres 1 rood, 
on road from Hinton to Raymond Terrace, and on 
Hunter River, near Hinton, part 300 acres (portion 
33 of parish) granted to Samuel Furneaux Mann; 
adjoining properties of W. J. G. Mann, C. Smith, 
senior, K, and T, Lantry, and P. Lantry, junior, 





— 


No. 21,444. APPLICANT:—Harriet Eliza Biffin, 
of Lindfield. ULAND:—County Cumberland, parish 
Gordon, shire Ku-ring-gai, 9 acres 1 rood 14 perches 
and 1 acre 1 rood 41 perches, at Turramurra,—parts 
lot 8, section 1, Big Island Estate, and part 2,000 
acres (portion 400 of parish) granted to John Terry 
Hughes; adjoining properties of I. . Wood, K. and 
E. S. Swinney, A., F. W., and H. 8. Clissold, A. EK. 
Watkins, P. J. Bourke, P. Gilroy, E. Biffin, C. St. 
C. B. and C. B. Wood. 


No. 21,445. APPLICANT :—Eliza Biffin, of Lind- 
field. LAND:—County Cumberland, parish Gordon, 
shire Ku-ring-gai, 10 acres 3 roods 29} perches, at 
junction Ku-ring-gai Chase road and Lastern-road, 
at Turramurra,—part lot 8, section 1, Big Island 
Estate, and part 2,000 acres (portion 400 of parish) 
granted to John Terry Hughes; adjoining properties 
of I. watt. E St. Ledger or H. G. King, M. Tozeland, 
I. L. Wood, and H. E. Biffin. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Lands Title Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


23rd August, 1918. [1148] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the yrovisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE 
tHe lltH Octosrr, 1918 :— 


No. 20,819. APPLICANTS :—Handel Norman Pope 
and Rowland James Pope, both of Sydney. LAND :— 
Municipality Manly, 68 acres 3 roods 14 perches, on 
New, Marshall (now Norman), Kennedy, McDonald, 
Harris, George, and Suwarrow streets and Stuart, 
Kenneth, Cemetery, and Balgowlah roads,—lots 23 to 
30, Wentworth Estate, the whole of sections 1, 2, and 
3; lots 1 to 26 and 37 to 62, section 4; lots 6, 7, 8, 
11 to 26 and 47 to 62, section 5; lots 11, 12, 13, 15, 
and 44, section 8; lots 1 to 7, 11 to 18, and 60 to 66, 
section 9; lots 1 to 13, 15 to 62, 64 to 79, and 82 to 
98, section 10, Addiscombe Estate; and parts of sites 
of New, Marshall (now Norman), Kennedy, McDonald, 
Harris, Suwarrow, and George streets of said Addis- 
combe Estate; and being also parts of 380 acres 
granted to D’Arcy Wentworth, 22 acres 15 perches 
granted to Haynes Gibbes Alleyne, 22 acres 15 per- 
ches granted to Thomas McClelland, and 20 acres 19 
perches granted to William Barnes; adjoining pro- 
perties of H. Gibbons, estate late G. K. King, Mrs. 
A. Moran, J. McGee, Mrs..A. M. Spence, estate late 
B. Sinauer, T. Stone, J. Phillips, Mrs. A. T. Smith, 
©. J. Skinner, Mrs. Joyce, J. Smith, R. E. 
Adrian, Mrs. M. M. Payne, J. Adrian, S Paul, 
K. Cremin, P. Sullivan, T. H. Dawe, H. N. Pope, 
R. J. Pope, and J. McKenzie. 

No. 20,996. APPLICANT:—Margaret Halpin, of 
Goulburn. LAND:—Municipality Goulburn, 2 roods, 
in May-street,—lots 1 and 2, section 21, Hastgrove 
Estate, and part 240 acres (portion 247 of parish) 
granted to William Bradley; adjoining properties 
of Goulburn Golf Links Limited, E. Armstrong, W. G. 
Cunningham, and H. Goodwin. 


No. 21,378. APPLICANT:—George Rogers Sut- 
ton, of Sydney. LAND:—Municipalitv Canterbury, 
16 acres 1 rood 17} perches, 2 acres 213 perches, 3 
acres 3i3 perches, on Cook’s River, and in Jane, 
River, and Thompson streets,—lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 11, 
and part lot 5, Richmond Grove Estate, and part 100 
acres (portion 219 of parish) granted to Abraham 
Polack, inclusive of land within 100 feet of high-water 
mark, the area of which has not been deducted from 
the areas of 16 acres 1 rood 1734 perches and 2 acres 
214 perches; adjoining properties of J. Quigg, The 
Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
Limited, and C. EK. Foxall. 


No. 21,409. APPLICANT :—Michael John Nugent, 
of Marrickville. LAND:—Municipality Marrick- 
ville, 334 perches, at junction Agar-street and Addi- 
son-road,—part lot 32, Thomas Agar’s subdivision of 
original lots 11 and 12 of Laing’s Clear, and part 100 
acres granted to Edward Laing; adjoining property of 
W. S. Farr. 


No. 21,432. APPLICANT:—Rose Anna Ferry, of 
North Sydney. LAND :—Municipality North Sydney, 
18} perches, in Lord-street,—lot 10 (as occupied), sec- 
tion 8, Lord’s Paddock subdivision, and part 39 acres 
(portion 228 of parish) granted to Thomas Walker ; 
adjoining properties of O. Kane, F. W. and H. 0, N. 
Hixson, R. A. Ferry, Mrs. Green, and J. Moore. 


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‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ava., 1918. 








. No. 21,480... APPLICANT :—Charles Merritt Rock- 
well, of Bellevue Hill. LAND :—Municipality Wool- 
lahra, 394 perches, Bellevue-road,—part 1,130 acres 
‘granted to Gensel Cooper and Solomon Levey ; adjoin- 
ing properties of A. W. Weihen, F. A, Henriques, 
and S. K. Harkness. 


No. 21,494. APPLICANT:—Donald . Edward 
Stewart and Clara Himily Stewart, both of Randwick. 
LAND:—Municipality Mosman, 214 perches, in 
Avenue-road,—lot 120, Mosman’s Bay Township sub- 
division and part 380 acres (portion 191 of parish) 
granted to Archibald Mossman; adjoining properties 
of H. Smith, A. G. Jones, and C. Nesbitt. 


No. 21,508, APPLICANT:—The Church of Eng- 
land Property Trust, Diocese of Sydney. LAND :— 
Municipality and town Campbelltown, 24 acres 1 rood 
23 fuiahés: in Cordeaux, Howe, Broughton, and Lind- 
sey streets,—land granted as 2 acres 2 roods 21 ver- 
ches, 3 acres 0 roods 16} perches, 15 acres 3 roods, 
‘and 2 acres 2 roods 27 perches to the Right Reverend 
William Grant Broughton, D.D., Bishop of Australia, 
Francis Allman, the elder, and Robert Jenkins. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


23rd August, 1918. [1149] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 
. lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Vitle will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
‘with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR BEFORE 
THE 28Rp May, 1919 :— 

No. 20,963. APPLICANT :—-The Collaroy Company, 
‘Limited. 
bri, shire Merriwa, 2,508 acres, on Bow and Bobialla 
Creeks, and in the road from Bobialla to Merriwa, and 

road from such road to Bow Creek, near village Bow ; 

‘jand originally granted as 2,400 acres (portion 50 of 
parish) to James Dunlop, subject to the roads 1 chain 
wide from Bobialla to Merriwa, and from such road to 
Bow Creek, the areas of which are included in the 
aboye-mentioned area of 2,508 acres; adjoining pro- 
perties of estate late J. B. Bettington, Collaroy Com- 
pany, Limited, W. R., U.,,qand A. I. Bramma, T. F. 
Scully, and The Brindley Park Pastoral Company, 
Limited. 

No. 20,964 APPLICANT :—-The Collaroy Company, 
Limited. LAND :—-County Bligh, parish Berenderry, 
shire Merriwa, 28 acres 2 roods, and 21 acres 2 roods, 
on Half Moon Creek,—portions +, (18 of parish), and 

az (19. of parish) granted .to. George Clive, George 
.Henry Hamilton, and Rowland John Traill, exclu- 
sively of reserved roads 50 links wide, the areas of 
which are not included in above-mentioned areas of 
28 acres 2 roods and 21 acres 2 roods; adjoining pro- 
-perties of —- Whitby and the Crown. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney, 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Yegistrar-General. 


23rd August, 1918. [1150] 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


VHE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positicns. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board, or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified :— 


26TH August, 1918. 


Chemical Laboratory Assistant, Technological Museum, 
Pay, £180 per annum, ranging to £200 per 
annum, if service satisfactory. Applicants must 
have had.chemical training. Employment will be 
in terms of section 44 of the ‘Public Service Act, 
1902,’’ and section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 

Ledger-keeper, State Wheat Office. Pay, £200 per 
annum. Candidates should have had experience 
as commercial ledger-keepers, and haye a thorough 
knowledge of commercial accountancy work gener- 
ally. Kmovloyment will be in terms of section 44 

"of the ‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’ and section 3 
“of the Amending Act, 1903. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary, 


LAND :—County Brisbane, parish Boggi- | 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 17th August, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His Exceilency the Governor has, in the name and 
on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative Council 
and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Par- 
liament assembied, viz. :— 


Act, No. 19-1918—‘‘An Act to appoint a Commissioner 
to make inquiry relating to certain charges made 
against certain members of the New South Wales 
Police Force; to confer certain powers, rights, pri- 
vileges, and immunities upon such Commissioner ; 
to apply the provisions of the ‘Royal Commis- 
sioners Evidence Act, 1901,’ and the ‘Boorabil 
Commission Act, 1914,’ to such inquiry; to amend 
those Acts; and for purposes consequent thereon 
or incidental thereto.” 

W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


(1120) 





[1091 } New South Wales Medical Board, 


14th August, 1918. 


LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL 
PRACTITIONERS. 


WE, the undersigned, the President and Memhers of 
the New South Wales Medical Board, appointed by 
His Mxcellency the Governor, under the enactments 
providing for the registration of Legally Qualified 
Medical Practitioners in the State of New South ' 
Wales, do hereby certify that the undermentioned 
persons have submitted to this Board the necessary 
testimonials and qualifications :— 


3806. Fleming, James Hamilton, Lic. R. Coll. Phys. 
Edin., 1899, Lic. R. Coll. surg. Edin., 1899; Lic. 


Fac. Phys. Surg., 1899. 
Additional registration :— 


Hudson, Alfred Roy, Mast. 1918, 
Sydney. 
Edye, Benjamin Thomas, F.R.C.S. Eng., 1915, 

And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 
names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, 
and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 


W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond. 
©. SAVILL WILLIS, M.B., M.R.C.S., D.P.H. 
ROBT. H, TODD, M.D., F.R.C.S.I. 

W. G. ARMSTRONG, M.B., Ch.M., D,P.H. 
A, MURRAY WILL, M.B., Ch.M, 

G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B., Ch.M. 

EDWD. J. JENKINS, M.D., F.R.C.P. 


Surg., Univ. 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918, 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norice to tHe Owners oF ‘TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Binalong-road, from existing main north- 
erly 37 yards (6,612). 

Enfield: Ann-street, from Burwood-road to Baker- 
street (4,703). / 
Granville: Earl-street, from Woodville-road to High- 

street (4,701). 

Leichhardt: ¥lood-street, from existing main . to 
Wilham-street; William-street, from Flood-street 
to existing main (4,757). 

Parramatta: Pennant Hills Road, from Parramatta 
houndary to Belleyue-street ; Bellevue-street, from 
Pennant Hills Road to Factory-street; Factory- 
street, from Bellevue-street to  Wuindsor-road 
(6,499). ' 

Warringah Shire: Pine-avenue, from 
northerly 45 yards (6,608). 

‘nd the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. : 

HE main pine in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the twenty-seventh day of September next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to sunnly 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, _ | 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
_. of Water Supply..arid Sewerage. 


existing main 


[962] . 


93 Avc., 1918.] 


—_— 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


4209 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 3lst July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Novice to THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PRemIsES 
IN— 

Bankstown: Road No, 1, from George’s River road 
southerly 1,676 yards; Road No. 2, from Road 
No. 1 westerly 975 yards; Road No. 38, from 
Road No. 2 southerly 1,043 yards; Road No. 4, 
from Road No. 2 southerly 562 yards (4709). 

Randwick: Hogue-street, from lane to Robey-street 
(4642). 

And. the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. | 


f Hits main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the thirteenth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises, 
: D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[682] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To tHE OwNeERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

' Parramaita; Webb-street, from Isabella-street north- 
easterly 145 yards; Isabella-street, from Webb- 
street south-easterly 248 yards (6,581). 

Randwick: Broad-road, from Botany-street to Mar- 
oubra-road (4,692); McCauley-street, from exist- 
ing main northerly 97 yards (4,489). 

Willoughby: Neridah-street, from Victoria-avenue 
north-westerly 138 yards (6,609). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

: alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 

the twentieth day of September next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supoly 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and nre- 


mises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[816] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Notice to THE OwNeERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

ses 

Alerandria: O'Riordan-street, from 
south-westerly 212 yards (4,733). 

(rranvile: Neilson-street, from Clyde-street easterly 
277 yards (4,728); Ferndell-street, from existing 
main southerly 62 yards (4,719). 

Maniy: Cecil-street, from Parkview-road westerly 74 
yards (6,574), 

Prospect and Sherwood: Vargo-road, from Gilba-road 
to Toongabbie-road (6,546). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 

T HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the fourth day of October’ next, to cause a proper 
pipe and ston-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, ; 
- Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1144] Water Supply and Sewerage. | 


Botany-road 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
; Sydney, 23rd July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notick to THE OwneRS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

iN— 

Camden: Menangle-road, from existing main south- 
erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing 
main to Menangle-road (4,685). 

Centrul Mlawarra: Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,739). 


Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street to 
Tiillier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Queen- 
street westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 
Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to MacKenzie-street ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-street to existing main; Mac- 
KKenzie-street, from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; MactKenzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-street (4,677). 


Granville: Louis-street, from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 

Leichhardt: | Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756), 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,185 yards; Magowar-road, 
from Targo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.]> 


[Be main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C, ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from Perry-street to 


(517) 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
f Sydney, 16th July, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY, SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Windsor-road to 
Klein’s-road; Klein’s road, from Boundary-road 
north-westerly 52 yards (6571). 

Concord; Wunda-road, from Brunswick-parade east- 
erly 202 yards (4753); Bangalla-street, from 
Brunswick-parade easterly 150 yards (4754). 

Mascot: Beresford-street, from Park-road to Bronte- 
street (4604). 

Waverley: The Avenue, from Dickson-street south- 
westerly 126 yards (4637). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


ti HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the thirtieth day of August next, to cause a prover 
ipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
‘rrom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[327] Water Supply and Sewerags. 








HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norton to Lay Service Pires. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
WES 

Adamstown: Fletcher-street Hast, from Ninth-street 
to Seventh-street ; Seventh-street, from I letcher- 
street Kast to Fourth-street ; William-street, from 
Fletcher-street East to Dibbs-street East; Dibbs- 
street East, from William-street easterly to end 
of street. 


4210 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


23 Ave., 1918. 











Lambton: Fitzroy-street, from Elder-street southerly 
390 yards; Morehead-street, from Hill-street 
northerly 92 yards. 


New Lambton: Mackie-avenue, from St. James road 
northerly to end of street; Carrington-parade, 
from end of existing main near Ridge-lane 
easterly to end of existing main near Curzon- 
road, connecting dead-ends. 

Waratah: Winchester-street, from Windeyer-street to 
Yourle-street; Fitzroy-street, from Waratah- 
street southerly 272 yards; Cross-street, from end 
of existing main easterly to Gamack-street; 
Gamack-street, from Cross-street to Abel-street. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 30th 

August, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stopcocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
[309] 


12th July, 1918. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Srervicre Pires. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in)— 

Lake Macquarie Shire: Union-street, from end of ex- 
isting main southerly to South-street. 

Adamstown: Third-street, from Seventh-street east- 
erly to end of street at stormwater channel. 


Waratah: Silsoe-street, from end of existing main 
south-westerly to Ackeron-street: Ackeron-street, 
from Silsoe-street south-easterly 246 yards to end 
of street ; Moolcha-street, from Silsoe-street south- 
easterly 266 yards to end of street. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 

September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 

pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[¢00] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
3lst July, 1918. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Pires. 





Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
ane may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in)— 

Cessnock Shire (Ruth erford): Aberglasslyn-road, from 
end of existing main northerly 840 yards. 


TBE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 
September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises, 
By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[701] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
dlst July, 1918. 


»>—_- 





THE undersigned Police Magistrate sitting in 
9 VPetty Sessions at the Court-house Camden. in the 
State of New South Wales, have this day appointed 
the Thursday following the second Monday in lieu of 
the second Monday in each month, to be ‘the day on 
which actions under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 
1912,” shall be heard and determined.—Dated this 
15th day of August, 1918. 
T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate. 


Court-house, Camden, [1101] | 


] THE undersigned Police Magistrate, sitting in Petty 
9 Sessions at the Court-house, Katoomba, in the State of 
New South Wales, have this day appointed the Tuesday 
following the first and third Mondays respectively, in iieu of 
the Friday following the second Monday in each month, to be 
the days on which actions under the “Small Debts Recovery 
Act, 1912,” shall be heard and determined. 


Datea this 20th day of August, 1918. 
T. B. CLEGG, 


[1147] Police Magistrate. 





THE undersigned Stipendiary Magistrate, sitting in 
Petty Sessions at the Court-house, Hunter’s Hill, in the 
State of New South Wales, have this day appointed the third 
Friday in each month, in lieu of the second Thursday in 
each month, to be the day for holding Small Debts Courts at 


Hunter’s Hill. 
MORETON H. FITZHARDINGE, 
Stipendiary Magistrate. 


Court-house, Hunter’s Hill, 
[1146] 


August, 1918, 


a — 





I THE undersigned Police Magistrate, in Petty Sessions 
9 assembled, at the Court-house at Scone, hereby appoint 
the Thursday after the sceond and fourth Mondays in each 
month, to be the days on which actions under the ‘* Small 
Debts Recovery Act, 1912,” and any Acts amending the 
same, shall be heard and determined in the Petty Sessions 
District of Scone, from this date. 

C. H. GALE, 

Police Magistrate. 


Court-house, Scone, 
[1272] 


15th August, 1918. 





Neo is hereby given that the Police Magistrate in the 

Petty Sessions District of Singleton, this 20th day of 
August, 1918, hath appointed each and every Friday following 
the second and fourth Mondays in each month, as the day on 
which all actions under the Small Debts Court Recovery Act 
and the Amending Acts shall be heard and determined at the 
Court-house, aforesaid. 

By the Court, 


PHILIP EK. ELDERSHAW. 
Registrar, Small Debts Court, 
{1158] Singleton, 





[1107] Supreme Court, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of the 
“Marriage Act, 1899,’ No. 15, Joshua Stokes, 
Esquire, J.P., of Bowral, has been appointed by their 
Honors the Judges to give consent to the marriage of 
minors for the District of Bowral. 


By order of the Judges, 


C. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary. 





[1121] Supreme Court, 


Sydney, 19th August, 1918. 


Ai is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
Z the ‘Marriage Act, 1899,” No. 15, Charles 
Frederic Butler, Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, of 
Newcastle, has been appointed by their Honors the 
Judges to give consent to the marriage of minors for 
ke Os of Newcastle East and West, respec- 
tively. 
By order of the Judges, 
C. R. WALSH, 


Prothonotary. 





E, the undersigned Justices of the Peace, sitting in 
Petty Sessions at the Court-house. Bombala, in the 

State of New South Wales, have this day appointed the 
undermentioned days in each month at the places hereunder 
set forth for the hearing of Small Debts Courts in the Bom- 


bala Pett ions District tS 
ae ee Sessions District, to take effect from Ist Septem- 


Delegate.—On the Thursday after the first Monday i 
1 a 
month, commencing at 10 o’clock in the bre ey 


Bombala.—On the Thursday after [the first Monday in each 
month, commencing at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. 


Dated this 19th day of August, 1918, at th i 
Bombala, in the State of N cae Wales, a 


PERCY J. JONAS, J.P. 


{1145} N. S. SMITH, J.P, 


23 Aua., 1918.] 





Noe is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 

holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
ncome-tax assessments. 


Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918. 


L, A. McDOUGALL, 
Registrar of the Court. 


[629] 


In the Court of Petty Sessions for the Richmond 
River Petty Sessions District, holden at Ballina. 


The second day of August, one thousand nine hundred 
and eighteen. 


ARTHUR JAMES PEISLEY, Esquire, a Police 
Magistrate, sitting in Petty Sessions at the Court- 
house, at Ballina, do hereby appoint the following 
days on which plaints and actions shall be heard at the 
Court of Petty Sessions, under the provisions of the 
‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act of 1912.” 
The first Thursday of each month and the third 
Thursday of each month. 
A. J. PEISLEY, 


{932} Police Magistrate. 








the undersigned, Pwolice Magistrate, sitting in 
Petty Sessions at the Court-house, Liverpool, in 
the State of New South Wales, have this day ap- 
pointed the Thursdays following the second and fourth 
Mondays in lieu of the first and third Mondays in 
each month to be the days on which actions under 
the ‘“‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1912,’’ shall be heard 
and determined. 
Dated this ninth day of August, 1918. 
YT. B, CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate, 
Court-house, Liverpool. 
[942] 


QUARTER SESSIONS. 
Note is hereby given that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions in and for the State of New South Wales 
will be holden during September next, at the Court- 
houses, at the following times and places, viz. :— 
Darlinghurst, Sydney, Monday, 2nd September ; 
Parramatta, Monday, 2nd September ; : 
Newcastle, Tuesday, 10th September ; 
Glen Innes, Tuesday, 10th September ; 
Yass, Thursday, 12th September ; 
Inverell, Thursday, 12th September ; 
Goulburn, Monday, 16th September ; 
Bathurst, Tuesday, 17th September ; 
Armidale, Tuesday, 17th September ; 
Tamworth, Thursday, 19th September ; 
Cootamundra, Friday, 20th September ; 
Coonamble, Tuesday, 24th September (2 p.m.) ; 
when and where all persons under recognizances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance respec- 
tively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 
W. R. BEAVER, 


Clerk of the Peace. 
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 
Sydney, 19th August, 1918. [1138] 








[1159] Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


[4 is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors, 
under section 50 of the ‘Cattle Slaughtering and 
Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 1902’’ :— 


As from 20th August, 1918— 
Sergeant John Toohey, Murrumburrah. 
Sergeant Frederick William Dolman, Hargraves. 
Constable Albert Hallett, Alectown. 
Sergeant Daniel John O’Neill, Moree. 
Constable Theodore Robert Schumacher, The Rock. 
Constable Sidney Charles Callum Cuthbert Phem- 

ister, Matong. 

Constable Thomas Burke, Uranquinty,. 
Sergeant Henry Matthew Flick, Inverell 
Constable George John Freeman, Bundanoon. 


T. H. NEELY, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


4211 





[1128] Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 


Sydney, 20th August, 1918. 
ENDERS for the Supply of 40 tons of Soap will be 
received at the Stores Supply Department, 15 


Young-street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on Wednes- 
day, 28th August, 1918. 


Tender forms and further particulars may be ob- 


tained on application. 
A, BERCKELMAN, 
xecutive Member. 





Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, Sydney, 
15th August, 1918. 


WATERPROOF CAPES AND OILSKINS., 


ENDERS for the Supply and Delivery of 863 
Waterproot Capes and Oilskins will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, up till 4.30. p.m. on Wednesday, 4th Septem- 
ber, 1918. 
‘ender forms and further particulars may be ob- 
tained on application. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 


Executive Member. 


[1092] 


ENDERS will be received at the Office of the Rail- 

Way Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until noon on the dates mentioned, for the following 
supplies : — 








28TH Avaust, 1918. 


Supply of undernoted Goods for Railway Refreshment 
Rooms :— 


Bulk Wines; Basketware; Brewers’ Goods; Bed- 
steads; Bedding, &c.; Cutlery; China, Glass- 
ware, &e.; Confectionery; Dairy Produce; 
Furniture; Groceries, &c; Provisions; Soft- 
goods; Linen, &c. 

Tenders may be for periods of three, six, or twelve 
months. 


_ forms of tenders, conditions of contract, and all in- 
formation obtainable from General Manager, Rail- 
way Refreshment Rooms, 357 lizabeth-street, 
Sydney. 
_ 4rH Sepremper, 1918. 
Supply of Dynamite and Gelignite required to 30th 
June, 1919. 

Particulars obtainable from Comptroller of Stores, 
Wilson-street, Newtown. 


Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch Cotton Duck for 
tarpaulins to sample, or alternatively for 130,000 
yards of 36-inch Cotton Duck. Sample may be 
seen on application at the Office of the Comp- 
troller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. Ten- 
derers are required to state the date on which 
supply will. commence, and the rate at which 
delivery can be made. ‘Tenders will be considered 
for the whole or any portion of the quantity 
stated. 

_ Ail tenders must be addressed Railway Commis- 

sioners for New South Wales, and endorsed ‘Tender 

for Supply of Dynamite and Gelignite,’’ or as the 
case may be. 


The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept 


any tender. 
é J. S. SPURWAY, 
[1099] Secretary. 





METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


of eee 2s for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President : — 


6TH SEPTEMBER, 1918. 

Contract No. 1,233.—Manufacture, Supply, and deli- 
very of Highty-eight Structural Steel Roof Princi- 
pals and Adjuncts at Ryde Pumping Station, 
Deposit, £30; security, £100. (Fresh Tenders.) 

Contract No. 1,385 (A and B.)—Construction of 
14,937 lineal feet of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the 
Municipalities of Canterbury and _ Ashfield. 
Deposit, £20; security, £80. 

THOMAS ROSEBY, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney, Secretary. 
19th August, 1918. 


4219 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ave. 1918. 








Department of Public Works; 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC: WORKS. 


Beate tah will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLO@K 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 
. R, T. BALL. 





Dates ry : ; ‘ ig 
Faia a pe Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
_ Description Mince rt Supplies to be tala an General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks. 
Tendered for. pee ceieed may be seen. 








Building Works. 


Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Cottage | 26 Aug., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 





Hospital, Bulli. ment, Sydney; COourt-house, Bulli; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Wollongong. 











hepairs and Painting at Police Station, Con- 


2 Sept., 1918 
cord. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
-ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 


Concord. 








—— 








Harbour and Drainage Works. 





Removal of Rock at the entrance to the 


%5 Nov., 19!8 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Denart- 
Clarence River. 


ment, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 
Wellington (New Zealand); Secretary, 
| Harbour Trust, Auckland (New Zea- 





land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Court-house, Grafton i sate 








Miscellaneous. 





Supply and Erection of Steam Sterilizing | 26 Aug., 1918 } Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Separate Contracts. 
Plant; and Installation of Domestic Hot ment, Sydney. 
Water Service at the Illawarra Cottage 
Hospital, Coledale. 





Installation of Low Pressure Stesm Boiler, | 2 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Sanitary Fittings, Sterilizing Plant, and ment, Sydney. 
Additions to Existing Hot Water Service at 
the District Hospital, Dubbo. 





Installation of Hand-power Lift at the 
Hawkesbury Benevolent Society and Hos- 
pital, Windsor. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 








2 Sept., 1918 











Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


fF\ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


_ Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 


the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 


The Department doves not bind itself to accept any Tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘*Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 

















R. T. BALL. 
q Rein ob t Date trom which *end 1 
Wistae Fine Tenant s Lenae, ee of Luade, | | tbe pipes InPY, Be fig pub. as under, 
[oe e Aone 7! * ae iB cial i _ < 
BoA 8. pe 
*Dolo Tank... iy! ..| 796 0 0 | Silverton to Wilcannia ...| 5 years 1 Oct., 1918 ...) 2 Sept., 1918 
Mossgiel Tank ... be «| 552 1. 0 | Booligal to Mossgiel Son ea TAA ET! Vk 5 Dh 3 
Bunker Tank ... te .| 640 0 0 Wilcannia to White Cliffs i Dz obs i,, $3 Or,; oH 
One Hye Tank ... i ..| 640 0 0 | Mount Hope to Willanthry lt Be Gh bers; 5 Bi) ay ¥5 


| 








* New water-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed. 


©. 28 Ave, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4213 








Department of Edueation, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


TKNVEKS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIO SCHOOLS. 


YENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column. 


_ Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed “ Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” 


__ All tenders for works at or above £50) must be accompanied by 3 deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
r ‘ an Aan of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount o 
deposit is sent by wire. ' 


‘Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked cheque on a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


canccas: AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 


_ No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected wil 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to eancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an ofiicer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the-first instalment on account of the contract. 


The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 


Date up to which 


Desvription of Work to be 1enderad for, Tenders will be Where Plans and Speotfications may be seen, and Tender 





rooklvad. Forme obtained. 
1918. 
Coffee Camp, via Lismore (Fresh)—New Residence ...| 29 August ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Casino. 
* Numulgi, via Woodlawn (Fresh)—New Residence _...| 29 i; ..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Numulgi. 
Durrumbul, via Mullumbimby (Fresh)—New Teacher’s| 5 September..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Residence and Weathershed. | Schools, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, Lismore, and 
Durrumbui. 
Oura Village, via Wagga Wagga—New School Building) 5 fe ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wagga Wagga, Junee, and Oura. 
Gumble, via Manildra—New School Building ... BL p ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wellington, Orange, and Molong. 
Delegate—Alterations and Improvements, &c.... Bee Le ‘3 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Bombala aid Delegate. 
Ulamambri, via Coonabarabran—New School Building; 12 43 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
: Schools, Coonabarabran, Gulgong, and Gunnedah. 
Berridale—New Weathershed and Repairs, &c. Seiad He ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Nimmitabel and Berridale. 











QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
PuBLIoANS, BREWERS, Sprkit MeRcHants, &c. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, an‘ 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 


























| ; When Oourt to be held. 
Uoeensing District, pip afntol ead Hom *) Oo Convened by 
\ Date. Hour 

Albury ies oie ‘2 ih veeaed Rerbde 08 7 Oct., 1918 vs 11 | J.J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Bombala |... aan woe 2 23/20 Aug ene ts i...) 1) os \) 4.) 1,2 H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
Dabbowi's.05 a5 cetietalooths’ L..A:4|.20.4y, ST ae ae y 8h] 11 | A. T. Coohrane, C.P.S. 
Forbes... ey ime Mv bitten © fa. “i el ad 3 v6} IL | C. A. Arnold, v.P 8. 
Grenfell... ane inte a sens Pee ‘ Mela 8 if ..) LL | H. J. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Hillston ... we on ee Ra 2a 4 Reb aS ij | 10 | W. K. Earls, A.C.L.C. 
Jerilderie nea ant Os Ea ts % REE AO 5 + ... 8°30 | D. Mathieson, O.L.C. 
Kempsey... was ae fii Shion eS % Desi} kad, :f ea ie M. E. Soane, C.P 8. 
Tasmore ... aes at? a leg fe 4 ane ae y ..| 11 | J..B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Maitland (West Maitland)... hsl6 ie) WRB WOE Tp 24 oy | Of) LI 4 WB. Geddes, 0.L.C. 
Metropolitan (Central Police Court) Logs i Melt? 4 3 Ai} 2 | W.a. Camphin, C.P.S. 
Orange ... one AY +3 ill A oe 55 Re a A tes " «| 10 | H. J. Leary, C.L.C. 
Parramatta eA we I. betel S yd 4 tall 26° rs | 10 | L. W. Broughton, C.L.C. 
Singleton ae aA a ad Netay aes ‘ se) 18 ..| 9°30 | P. B. Eldershaw, C.P.S., C.M. 





Young .., iv -tiivell MT.) JO... «call asl IS SepbyA se, Qt) {10 | AS -Wickham, L.C. 








4214 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava., 1918, 





[1253] Btate Fisheries, 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


[T’ is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 
The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising ocoupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


R. T. BALL. 

















SoHEDULE, 

Registered Situation and extent Term 

No. of n oe eared Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased of ape Remarks. 

Papers. ; 3 and Plan Cat. No. Lease. A 
Fisheries Average ; £ 8. d. ; 
1918-9739-| 9739 lands. | David Oxnam Pollock -.| Bellingen ..| Bellinger River, frontage 200 yards.'15 years} 2 0 O | Under section 12 (83), “‘ Fishenies 

4984, Plan Cat. No. B. 62-21. from (Amerdment) Act, 1910” 
7-8-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
| 





SS 


Sproran Conpitions, Provisions, Excerrrons, COVENANTS, AND REsERVATIONS.—Nil. 


i mei 


[1254] State Fisheries, are 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons, 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with tho license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


























Rk. T. BALL. 
SoHEDULE. 
Registered ath Situation and extent Term 
No. of pyot ree | Name and Address of Lessee. of area, leased, 0 Appts Remarks, 
Papers. ‘ . and Plan Cat. No. Lease. : 
Fisheries, £8. 1d, 
1918-9699-] 9699 |Inferior] Charles Adiastus Humbley} Como .. ..| George’s River,|frontage 100 yards.| 5 years} 015 0 | Under section 12 (338), “ Fisheries 
4980, lands. Plan Cat, No, G. 115-47. from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
7-8-18. (Fisheries Act 1902). 
1918-9707-| 9707 Do ..!| Timothy Wray eo --| Bateman’s Bay| Clyde River, frontage 150 yards.| do ..| 015 0 do do 
4983. Plan Cat. No. C. 75-68. 
1918-9720-} 9720 Do ..| William Tongworth.. e-| Karuah -.| Port Stephens, area about 5 acres} do ..| 715 0 do do | 
4982. | 0 roods 25 perches. Plan Cat, 
| No. P. 559-36. 
1918-9725-} 9725 Do ..| Herbert Darwin Déainer ..| Moscheto Hunter River, area about 133} do ..| 27 0 0 do do ° 
4981. | Island.| acres. Plan Cat. No. H. 65-37. 


Spgcrat Conpitrons, Provisions, Excrprions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


No oysters may be removed from any of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If any lease be 
renewed for a second tenm of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or sny later year for a further 
(third) term of five years. 


oan AN kt le 


DISTRICT COURTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts wiil be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 
specified, 











0 When Court to be held. 
Place, ee Ee re ee Last date for Date of 


entering Plaints, | Registrar’s Notice. Registrar by whom notice given, 

















Date. Hour, 
i 

Armidale ... bes | 16 Sept.,1918 ...) 2 | 29 Aug., 1918 ...| 9 Aug., 1918 ...| HE. M. Cohen. 
Bathurst .., A}. Bil CET hss ser] LOM tSOlnes Me cieos}. Oe SDLY; aiey 2 pose Lal ker, 
Cootamundra eve erly AO ip eee LO 3 Sept, i ...| 78 iAme,ui8, 1e../ F. E.. Orook. 
Dubbo Ss me Bee PLL 5 a Fah eto Salted Auge 55) te.s| La duly se.teA. 0 Cochrane, 
Glen Innes... ee Siti Lee AY ons PAO CE 4. fe Sorina: OF oe » «..| H. Breakell. 
Goulburn ... Ae eal6sl,, ote LOU 2 Dee J cont » | L.A. McDougall. 
Kempsey ... vee oo’ 28. Oct. 4 | 10 | 10 Oct, | |...| 19 Aug. .,,° ...| M. E. Soane, 
Moree aa bee vai BOSept., fi 90... 2 | 12 Sept,’ Ge a+] 16,.;, » «| C, Wenholz. 
Mudgee, a apm cr, Ne -) G5) 10) fia ee 20 Soule Teves » «| H. M. Blackmore. 
Murrurundi eS INETUAUPS, 1b, F.61 “10 9 Aug. 4 «| 14June, ,,, th.) C. W. Swiney. 
Muswellbrook Shi wal 290155 si col) OOP |p al 5. bt os| LO Puly, 5, cp.) G. MoKay, 
Newcastle ... rae ae dapeept..d! , %..) 10 | 801% A art Stee »«.| A. G. Chiplin. 
Nowra aes ise <3.) S,Och, ti, i] 10 | 20 Septy- 4; |...) 12 Aug, 44! |..:|.P. J. Youdale. 
Orange... hen shin @iey ss eed 20 te) 1G are » | | H. J. Leary. 
Singleton 55 Am wisieG.Novs, 1 4 O%i| LO DO Novigwret fers 20K, 5, » | P. E. Eldershaw. 
Wellington... vee | 10 Sept.) | 10 | 238 Augiyk Gy ...| 10.,, » «| P. EB. B. Barnett. 
Yass eee i2ve eee 10 seleoG meee AoA. 27d Oly meee J. ML. 


M. Bonthorne. 


OR A ee ees, en ener eT A Sree 





23 Ava., 1918.] 


[819] 


Name. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4215 














The Treasury, New South Wales, 
33rd August, 1918, 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


{ ite. following Return of Pustrcans’ Liognszs, which have been issued from Ist June to 31st July, 1918, and ending 30th June, 
1919, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,”’ is published for general information :— 





| Situation of House. 


Sign of House, 





ALBURY 


Abbott Osborne D. 
Cannon Henry O.}} 
Carmody Daniel 
De Piazza Andrea 
Doyle Andrew W. 


Drummond Marie L. .. 
Fagan Gwendoline J. 


Flynn James W. 
Flynn Maurice 


Harper Robert D: 
Jenkins Henry A. 
Jhonston Thomas 
Nottage William H. 
O’ Donoghue John 
Pye Eliza Jane 
Rankin Richard J. 
Ryan Thomas John 
Ryan Thomas L. 
Shea Ada 

Soden James ... 


Stow Catherine F. 


Wauzgh Neil 





... Kiewa-st., Albury ... 
. Dean-street, Albury 
. Dean-street, Albury 
... Albury 
. Guinea-strect, “Albury 
A ... White Horse Hotel 
. Walbundrie Hotel 


. Bowna 
Walbundrioc ... 


Dayid-street, Albury 


. Wodonga-place, 


Albury. 
Jindera 


..- Dean-strect, Albury 
Vineent Edward Baker 
Waterstrect Honora ... 


Wvmah 
Aibury 


nn . Townsend-st., Albury 
Wightwick § Jorman W. Albury 


Albury 


LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Court House Hotel 
Albury Hotel 
Club Hotel 


. Terminus Hotel 


Star Hotel 


Golden Fleece Hotel 
Union Bridge Hotel 


: .. Jindera Hotel 
a enue street, ‘Albury. 
... Dean-street, Albury 
... Dean-stroct, Sean 
. Morven 
... Jindera § : 
... Dean-strect, Albury 
... Townsend-st., 
..- Dean-street, Albury 
..- Mullengandra a 
. Wilson-st., Albury ... 


George Hotel 
Salutation Hotel 
Town Hall Hotel 


.. Morven Hotel 
. Forest Hotel 


Globe Hotel 
Royal Hotel 
Market Hotel 


- Royal Oak Hotel 


Advaneo Australi ia 
Hotel. 
Albion Hotel 


. Victoria Hotel 
... Railway Commercial 


Hotel. 
Border City Hotel 


... Australian Hotel 


ARMIDALE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Ashton Ernest E. A. ... bi 
see ALUUGelay 1 5.3 ets 
... Armidale 

. Armidale 
De Courcy Thomas C. Armidale 
. Armidale 
Holmes, Richard W.... 

. Armidale 
... Armidale 


Bradbury Walter 
Callinan Annie 
Clarke William J. 


Fittler Henry W. 


Mann Gerald C. 
McPherson John 


Armidale 


Armidale 


; Langham Hotel 


Empire Hotel 


BALLINA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bewers Elizabeth S. 
Ciardelli Alfredo 


McNamee Lawrence .. 


Newbold Joseph H. 


.. Alstonville 

. South Woodburn 
. Wardell 

>. Ballma 


. Pioneer Hotel 


tichmond Hotel 


... Royal Hotel 
. Commercial Hotcl 


BALRANALD LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Blake Benjamin J. 
Dowling Charlotte 
Jacobs James... 


Keeley James... 
Lucey John... 


. Balranald 
. Balranald 


... Balranald 
. Balranald ... 
... D Block, Back Goun- 


try rd., Balranald. 


. Balranald. Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


Junction Hotel 


. Hotel Shamrock 
. Carrier’s Arms Hotel 


BARRABA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Banfield Annie 
Doyle Lionel N. 
Grady Henry... 


sa barraba 
... Barraba 
--- Manilla 


. Commercial Hotel 
. Central Hotel 
. Post Office Hetel 


BATHURST LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Badley James W. 


Bazeley Samucl C. &.... 


Burton Emily C. 
Cooper Henry J. 
Dalton John A. 

Davies Elizabeth 


Flanagan Henry W. ... 


Foster William 


. Howick-st., 


. Sofala 
. Kelso ae , 
. Lambert-st.. Bathurst 
. Keppel-st., Bathurst 


. Wattle Flat... 


Bathurst 


Saw Mills Hotel 


William-st., Bathurst Royal Hotel 


William-st., Bathurst 


.. Royal Hotel 
. Melbourne Hotel 


Mailtown Hotel 

Criterion Hotel 

Edinboro’ Castle 
Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 


Hartland Frederick T. William-st., Bathurst Court House Hotel 


Howe Benjamin B. 


Hurrell Thomas 
Hyland Bernard 
Thomas. 


Sofala... 


streets, Bathurst. 


. Keppel & Havannah Cosmopolitan Hotel 


--- Keppel-st., Bathurst Occidental Hotel 
... Commerical Hotel 


|Meany Michael 


|Smith Francis.. 





.. Steam Engine Hotel Mack ‘ Tom 
: Caledonian Hotel 
... Lattersall’s Hotel 
... Albion Hotel 
... Railway Hotel 
. New England Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 








No. 104, 23 Aveusz, 


1918, —2, 





Name. Situation of House. Sign of House. 





BATHURST LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Ledlin Charles C. ... George-st., 

Links William G. . Perthville 

McHugh James ... William & Durham 
strects, Bathurst. 

.. Gecrge-st., Bathurst King’s Hotel 

... William-street, Globe Hotel 

Bathurst. 
William- ste, Bathurst Oxford Hotel 
William-st., Bathurst Empire Hotel 

. Vale-rd., Bathurst Farmer's Arms Hotel 

.. Hsrom . Travellers’ Rest Hotel 

.. Oberon My . Royal Hotel 

... George and Howick Club House Hotei 
streets, Bathurst. 

. Piper and Bentinck Exchange Hotel 

streets, Bathurst. 

Smith Mortis... ... George-st., Bathurst Metropolitan Hotel 

Stafford Henry F. ~~ ... Newbridge . Royal Hotel 

Whalan Herbert A. ... George-st., Bathurst Commercial Hotel 

Wilson Thomas . George-st., Bathurst Tattersall’s Hotel 


Bathurst European Hotel 
. Bridge Hotel 
Haymarket Hotel 


Mather William, 
McGill Roland Pye .. 
Pettersson Samuel G. 
Roberts Richard 


Roper John R. 
Rutter William. P, 


Smith James ... 


BEGA LICENSING. DISTRICT. 


Fox Charles O. . Bega.. ... Bank Hotel 
Gourlay Edward T. ... Cobargo ... Cobargo Hotel 
Miller Frederick W. ... Bemboka ... Colombo Hotel 
Rixon John R. . Bega... ... Family Hotel 
Solomon Joseph . Bega... . Commercial Hotel 


ING DISTRICT. 


... Commercial Hotel 
.. Royal-Hotel 
.. Commercial Hotel 
... Central Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 
Loyal Hotel 


BERRIMA LICENS 


... Mittagong 

. Bowral 

. Moss Vaile 

. Moss Vale 
..- Moss Vale: _... 
seo) SVOMELIION) 0x0 


Bruce John... 
Englebert. Albert 
Goldwater Henry 
Irving Joseph... 


Missingham Robert 


BOMBALA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Callaghan Gecrgina ... Delegate 
O’Brien Robert J. ... Bombala 
Tracey Patrick ... Bombala 


..- Commercial Hotel 
. Imperial Hotel 
. Globe Hotel 


BOURKE LICENSING DISTRICT. 
«.. Telegraph Hotel 
. Warrego Hotel 
. Yantabulla Hotel 
. Caledonian Hotel 
Stoney Creek Hotel 
. dolly Waggoner’s 
Hotel. 
BRAIDWCOD LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. Elrington Hetel 
. Albion Hotel 
. Willow Tree Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 
. Court House Hotel 
. Perseverance Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel 
... Criterion Hotel 


... Bourke 
a Ford's Bridge 
Yantabulla.... 
ae Bourke 
aids Lotthe Wiloaniiic “ne 
. Bourke 


Barry Jeseph F. 
Connell John T. 
Lyons Richard A. 
Rice Mary 
Rodgers Jane ... 
Wall George A. 


. Major’s Creek 
. Braidwood ... 
. Braidwood ©... 

... Nerriga , 

... Braidwood . 
. Araluen. 

... Braidwood . 
. Braidwood «. 


Carter Theodore M. 
Cockerill Harry 
Craig John M. 
Dunn James ... 
Feehan John J. 
Low James 

O’ Brien Thomas 
Torpy Edward 


BREWARRINA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Hobson Arthur J. . Brewarrina ... . Tattersall’s Hotel 
Leonard George HE. ... Brewarrina ... . Royal Hotel 
McDougall John J. ... Brewarrina ... . Exchange Hotel 


.. Telegraph Hotel 
... Bokhara Hotel 
... Biree Hote! 


McQuillen John P. ... Goodooga_... 

Speechley Elizabeth J. Bokhara River 

Worthington William Biree River ... 
J 


BRISBANE WATER LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Mould John A. . Royal Hotel 


BROKEN HILL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Halfpenny Thomas S. Fowler’s Gap, near Vowler’s Gap Hotel 
Torrowangee. 

. Lane-street, North 
Broken Hill. 


. Gosford 


Lewis Edmund Newmarket Hotel 





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4216 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ave., 1918. 
PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 
Name. | Situation of House. Sign of House. Name. Situation of House. | Sign of House. 
BURROWA LICENSING DISTRICT. COOTAMUNDRA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Crawford John . Burrowa ... -.- Central Hotel 


Downes John M. . Frogmore . Hrogmore Hotel 


Eagleton Martin . Burrowa . Queen’s Arms Hotel 

Hardiman James . Burrowa --- Court House Hotel 

Lyons William C. . Binalong --- Commercial Hotel 

Skelton Joseph . Burrowa ... Commercial Hote] 

Slatyer Ernest G.  ... Burrowa .. Royal Hotel 

Swift Arthur D. . Burrowa . Royal Standard 
Hotel. 


CAMDEN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Curran John J. --. Camden ... Commercial Hotel 
Cutts Frederick . Camden ous .-» Royal Hotel 

English Thomas J. ... Narellan . Queen’s Arms Hotel 
English John R. . Camden . Plough and Fairow 


Hotel. 


Ryan John P.... Crown Hote! 


... Argyle-st., Camden ... 


CAMPBELLTOWN LICENSING DISTSICT. 


... Royal Hotel 
... Club Hotel 


Meehan Thomas 


. Campbelltown 
Sellar Robert ... 


. Campbelltown 


CARCOAR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bull Frederick H. C rrriees ... Club House Hotel 
Callen Sarah ... . Carcoar ... Royal Hotel 
Davidson Gordon F. . . Carcoar ... Victoria Hotel 
Eadie Charles eG ", Lyndhurst .-- Tattersall’s Hotel 
England Samuel F. ... Blayney ... Tattersall’s Hotel 
Francis Christopher ... Burraga -. Burraga Hotel 
Gunness Margaret W. Trunkey . Commercial Hotel 
Lyons James D. .. Lyndhurst -- Royal Hotel 

O’ Malley John . Blayney .-- Royal Hotel 
Quinn Francis ..- Mandurama ... .-- Royal Hotel 
Smith John Joseph ... Carcoar . Stoke Hotel 


CASSILIS LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Lennox John F. . Cassilis ..- Royal Hotel 


COBAR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Cornish Henry J. . Cobar ... Criterion Hotel 
Macfadyen Eva =. Cobar - Metropolitan Hotel 
Maher Edith ... ... Cobar . Star Hotel 

Swales Henry . Cobar ... Commercial Hotel 
Woolley Thomas . Cobar . Court House Hotel 


CONDOBOLIN LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Bouffler John F. . Bathurst-street, Con- Commercial Hotel 


dobolin. 
McIntosh George . Bathurst-street, Con- Australian Hotel 
dobolin. 
Tasker David Henry, Bathurst-street, Con- Royal Hotel 
junior. dobolin. 


COOMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Brogan Vincent . Berridale . Berridale Hotel. 


Hain James * 
Hathorn Henry 
Hore Charles ... 


fe emer Valleys 
. Cooma 
... Jindabyne 


. Pine Valley Hotel 
. Australian Hotel 
... Jindabyne Hotel 


Lamble Herbert J. 
Parker David V. 
Relfe George .. 


. Mount Kosciusko 
-.. Cooma 
- Cooma 


... Hotel Kosciusko 
. Dodd’s Family Hotel 
. Prince of Wales Hotel 


COONABARABRAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bonnington Thomas R. Coonabarabran - Hotel Royal 
Field Catherine ... Coonabarabran -. Imperial Hotel 
Pope Alfred H. . Coonabarabran . Club House Hotel 


COONAMBLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Brien James F. - Gulargam bone 


..- Commercial Hote] 


Collins Bridget - Coonamble ... . Tattersall’s Hotel 
Ourran Ivan ... . Gilgandra . Imperial Hotel 
McCullough Harold E. Coonamble ... - Royal Hotel 
Waddell Selina --- Coonamble ... - Commercial Hotel 








Brett James E. 
Calman Charles 8S. 
Carberry William P. 


... Cootamundra 
. Cootamundra 


Cceotamundra 


Connell Emma ... Cootamundra 
Crawford William . Cootamundra 
Levack Frank R. . Cootamundra 
McLean Roderick . Cootamundra 

Maher Michael J. ... Cootamundra P 
Orchard Alfred E. ... Bethungra ... aes 
Smith William J. .. Cootamundra 

Smith Robert A. .. Cootamundra 

White Matilda . Cootamundra 


Jackson Charles F. 


Smith James ... 


Adams Henry L, re 
Batcheldor John A. W. 
Chivers Ann ... 3 


Fogarty Thomas 
Kennedy Patrick 


Lane Arthur 8. 
Maynard John 8. 
Silvy John P. 


Bellett John ... 


Green Reuben R. 


Guy George H. 
Hall James ‘ 
Heaviside Edith M. 


Langshaw Charles 
Lester Oliver H. 
Maher Laurence 
McInnes John A. 
McKenzie James 
McManus Hugh H. 


Morran William 
Porter Hubert J. 
Probert Louis F. 


Sweet Edward G. 
Trist Frank 


Cork Thomas J. 
Woodley George W.. 





- Howlong 
Kelly Timothy J. ... 
Leonard William B. ... 


Martin William A. . Coreen 
McMahon Catherine ... Corowa 
MacDonald William ... Corowa 
Metcalf May 8. aes 
Oeding Frederick A. ... Corowa ere 


. Hopefield 


. Canowindra ... 
..- Cowra ARH 
Lamplough Sarah M.... 
. Cowra 

! Cano windra.... 
. Holmwood 


... Deniliquin 


id Pretty Pine ... 


..- Deniliquin 
. Deniliquin 
. Deniliquin 
»» Deniliquin .., 
.-- Deniliquin 


... North De: riliquin 
... North Deniliquin 


... Deniliquin 


\Child Richard R. .. Mulwala 

Clark William J, -.. Corowa ok ae 
Green Margaret .- Mulwala 

Howard Valejo J. .. Lowesdale 

Innes Duncan . Corowa 


Corowa 
Corowa 


Cowra 
Cowra 


. Back Creek, Gowra Hee 


Cowra 


. Milton 


... Milton 


... Family Hotel 
... Royal Oak Hotel 
... Star Hotel 

. Albion Hotel 

.. Commercial Hotel 
... Terminus Hotel 
... Australian Hotel 
. Emu Hotel 


Bethungra Hotel 


... Railway Hotel © 
. Royal Hotel 
. Globe Hotel 


COROWA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
. Federal Exchange 


Hotel. 
Star Hotel 
- Post Office Hotel 


.. Burraja Hotel 
.-. Royal Hotel 
... Howlong Hotel 
... Riverina Hotel 
... Albion Hotel 
.-. Coreen Hotel 
... Terminus Hotel 
.. Globe Hotel 
... Court House Hotel 
..- Steam Packet Hotel 
. Hopefield Hotel 


COWRA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Club House Hotel 

. Fitzroy Hotel 

Waggon and Horses 
Hotel. 


. Victoria Hotel 

- Royal Hotel 

. Australian Hote] 
... Court House Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 

. Holmwood Hotel 


DENILIQUIN LICENSING DISTRICT. 
- Court House Hotel 


Bott John ... Deniliquin, .., ... Dublin Hotel 
Bouchier John T. . Deniliquin .. ... White Lion Hotel 
Chandler Isabella . Moulamein ... . Tattersall’s Hotel 
Charleston John H. ... Moulamein ... ..- Royal Hotel 
Coghlin John L. .-- Barham see ... Royal Hotel 
Daly Thomas ... ... Deniliquin ... Bridge Hotel 
Davie James ... . Morago . Morago Hotel 
Fraser Roland 8. . Deniliquin . . Oddfellows’ Hotel 


Es Pretty Pine Hotel 


... Kyneton Club Hotel 
. Federal Hotel 
. Railway Refreshment 


Rooms Hotel. 


a. Exchange Hotel 
-.- Bendigo Hotel 
... Edward River Hotel 
... Victoria Hotel 


. Napier-st., coe Union Club Hotel 

. Conargo . Billabong Hotel 

. North Deniliquin ... Sportsman’s Arms 
Hotel. 

. Booroorban ... . Royal Mail Hotel 

. Deniliquin --- Globe Hotel 

-. Deniliquin - Royal Hotel 


... Carrier’s Rest Hotel 


DOWLING LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Star Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 


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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 
{ 








| Situation of House. Sign of House. Name. Situation of House. Sign of House. 





DUBBO LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Barden John ... 


. Macquarie-st., Dubbo Macquarie View Hotel McMenemy Helena 


GRAEFION LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


. South Grafton 


. British Hotel 


Cauvarel Aristide . Macquarie-st., Dubbo Royal Hotel O’Brien John ... . Ulmarra ... Commercial Hotel 
Fidock Henwood... Talbragar-st., Dubbo Dubbo Hotel Quinn Michael . Grafton ... Albion Hotel 
Frith Edmund J. ... Talbragar-st., Dubbo Occidental Hotel Roche Margaret . Grafton ... Roche’s Hotel 
Gainsford Alfred E. ... Talbragar . Carrier’s Arms Hotel |Smith Mary J. . Grafton --- Willow Tree Hotel 
Kennedy Patrick J. ... Dubbo . Exchange Hotel Spring Alfred Henry Ulmarra ... Exchange Hotel 


Kent Simon 


: ". Fitzroy-st., Dubbo ... 


. Railway Junction 
Hotel. 





Walker Elizabeth 
Weiley William J. 


. South Grafton: 
. Pri: ce-st., Grafton ... 


.° WWalkeeiadiotel 


Market Hotel 


Kilfoyle Sarah . Macquarie-st., Dubbo Tattersall’s Hotel 
McLennan James D. § Dubbo ... Overland Hotel 
Newberry John . Narromine ... . Commercial Hotel ates ee a Cee mart RIC i 
Robinson George . Minore i MGnove Woke) Laurantus Nicholas ... Grenfell . Albion Hotel 
Shumack Amelia... Macquarie- at. “Dubbo Shumack’s Hotel Limbers George .. Greenthorpe ... . Shamrock Hotel 
Thorley Alphonse T. F. Dubbo . . Australian Hotel Osborne James W. ... Grenfell ++ Criterion Hotel 

; Waldron James J. . Grenfell ... Railway Hotel 

Waldron John . Grenfell . Tattersall’s Hotel 


DUNGOG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Duffy John J.... ... Dungog . Royal Hotel i 
. Gray John W. . Dungog . Court House Hotel GULGONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Wills John W. . Clarence Town . Erringhi Hotel Hough William G. ... Craboon ... Craboon Hotel 
Lynch John A. . Gulgong . Royal Hotel 


EDEN L CENSING DISTRICT, 


Ailen Eli D. H. 
Maunder Emily 


; Eden 
.. Merimbula ... 


-. Commercial Hotel 
. Merimbula Hotel 


EMMAVILLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Britton Thomas P. 


. Emmaville ... 


. Imperial Hotel 


Norris Sydney C. 


Riley Jane M.... 
Russell Charles A. 
Tobin Thomas J. 
Laycock Emeline J. ... 


i, Slashbr's Plat! 


. Gulgong 
. Gulgong he 
3a Home Rule ... 


Gulgong 


... Junction Inn 


Hotel. 


.. Belmore Hotel 

.. Commercial Hotel 
... Post Office Hotel 

. Powells Hotel 


¥ox Ernest McL. - Emmaville . - Royal Hotel x 7 Gil r 
Loomes John J. ... Emmavyille ... . Tattersall’s Hotel GUNDAGALI LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Witherdin William J. Emmaville ... . Club Hotel Hogan Arthur . Gundagai ... Royal Hotel 
Laurence John . Gundagai ... Club House Hotel 
FORBES LICENSING DISTRICT. Leary Edwin ... ... Gundagai ... Criterion Hotel 
Clifford Edward Ras Lidl Giest, Forbes aoe Hotel Nash Joanna M. .. South Gundagai ... Bridge Hotel 
0 : . , L ote illi hn'J: .). Cool . Coolac Hotel 
Croft Henry V. ... Lachlan-st., Forbes... Albion Hotei eee a iii am 
Flannery John J. . Lachlan-st., Forbes.. . Australia Hotel GUNNEDAH LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Fogarty Mary . Forbes < . Commercial Hotel ( He By / t al H 
Haydon Alfred M. Gr! . Templar-st., iy ebes: . Metropolitan Hotel Andrews William J. H. Boggabri re Commercial Hotel 
Miller Joseph ... ... Wowingragong, Gladstone Hotel Cobley Agnes ... -- Gunnedah .., Court House Hotel 
Forbes. Gleeson John oe .. Boggabri ; Royal Hotel 
Richardson Edward Lachlan-st., Forbes... Post Office Hotel Hicks William T. L. ... Gunnedah ... Tattersall’s Hotel 
Ernest. MaFcough Haman. fi Guonedih He papers! Hotel 
yeaa ae . -street, Forbes Vandenberg Hote eader William ... Gunneda . Railway Hote 
Tabart Lewi Court-street, Forbc Vandenberg Hotel Riddett Francis H. ... Mullaley " Dost Office Hotel 


GLEN INNES LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Batey David J. es 
Fitzgerald James P. ... 
Juergens Otto H. 
Larkin George 


. Glen Innes 


. Glen Innes 
... Bald Nob 


Glen Innes 


. Tattersall’s Hotel 
... Great Central Hotel 

. Royal Hotel 

. Junction Inn 


GOULBURN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Wallace William 


... Gunnedah } 2 


. Freemason’s Hotel 


HARTLEY LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Burton Frederick H. ... 
Kelly Stephen 

Lees William J. 
Liddle James J. 
Livermore Benjamin... 


Wallerawang 


... Lithgow 
... Mount Victoria 

. Main-street, Lithgow 
... Royal Hotel 


Wallerawang 


. Commercial Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 
. Hotel Mt. Victoria 


'Lattersall’s Hotel 


Bates Spencer William Goulburn ... Commercial Hotel Macarthur James T. ... Vale of Clwydd, Lith- Zig Zag Hotel 
Campbell Thomas E.... Crookwell ... Royal Hotel gow. 

Clarke Edward . Goulburn ... Exchange. Hotel McGann Gervase A. .. . Main-stre et, Hnee™ Club House Hotel 
Coffey Mary J. . Crookweil . Commercial Hotel Young Thomas . Lithgow . Cosmopolitan Hotel 
Cook George F. . Goulburn ... Hibernian Hotel 

Frost Mary Margaret Auburn-st., Goulburn Grand Central Hotel HAY LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Hurrell Jeremiah 
Knopp James E. 

McDonell Aineas R. G. 
McInerney John J. .. 
McInerney Patrick J.... 


- Goulburn 


... Kenmore, Goulburn... 
. Goulburn 


Taralga 


Collector 


Kenmore Hotel. 


... Terminus Hotel 
. Richland Hotel 
.. Harp Hotel 
.. Wheatsheaf Inn 


Bayliss William W. 
Bent William H. 
Bunyan Elizabeth 


Cooper Harry L. 


aye LOS eee 

. Lachlan- street, Hay 
. Marrowie Creek, Boo- 
ligal-Mossgiel road. 
... Leonard-street, Hay 


. Caledonian Hotel 


Court House Hotel 
Albion Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


McLaughlin Joseph G. Goulburn . Empire Hotel Dillon Patrick J. ... Lachlan-street, Hay Criterion Hotel 
McShane Francis A. ... Goulburn ... Australian Arms Honeyman Thomas ... Lachlan-street, Hay Hibernian Hotel 
Magee Charles - Goulburn -.. Post Office Hotel Leonard Herbert J. ... Lachlan-street, Hay Crown Hotel 
Marlin William ... Collector ... Commercial Hotel Malin Thomas W. ... Lachlan-street, oy Bridge Hotel 
Mooney Michael Joseph Taralga ... Argyle Hotei Moorhead Henry C. ... South Hay ... . South Hay Hotel 
Nash William T. ... Goulburn. . Family Hotel Murray Frecerick . Lachlan-street, Hay Tattersall’s Hotel 


Pulbrook Joseph A. ... Goulburn ... Royal Hotel Nicholson Edgar A. e Booligal . Duke of Edinburgh 
Roche Denis ... ... Goulbu n . Southern Railway Hotel. 

‘1 Hotel. O'Donnell Richard R. Gunbar .. Gunbar Hotel 
Sweeney William E. ... Grubben Gullen ... Albion Hotel Peacoék John ..» Oxley . Commercial Hotel 


GRAFTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Aston Lydia J. 
Butcher Thomas 
Daniels Hannah JJ. 
Durringten Arthur E, 


. South Gratton 
. Grafton 
. Grafton 


South Grafton 


... Royal Hotel 

.. Grafton Hotel 

. Laird’s Family Hotel 
. Post Office Hotel 





Sivewright Mary, exe- 
cutrix of will of late 
Alexander pivarrient 


Skene William F, 


Booligal-ro: ia 


. Bank-street, Hay 


x . Waradgery Hotel 


- Union Club Hotel 


HILLSTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Durrington Loyel F.... Grafton . Royal Hotel Davis Bertram A. . Mount Hope... ... Royal Hotel 
Fairfax Samuel A. G. Grafton . Crown Hotel Farrell Henry ... Hillston ... Royal Mail Hotel 
Fletcher Mary L. .. Newton Boyd . Rosemount Hotel Guthrie John F. ... Cargelligo ... Commercial Hotel 
Gillett Charles D. . Grafton . Freemason’s Hotel Hannan John . Rankin’s Springs ... Rankin’s Springs 
Harps Mary 8. . Grafton. . Clarence and Rich Hotel. 

mond Hotel. Madden Patrick J. . Hillston ... Tattersall’s Hotel 
McChristal Michael ... Southgate ... Southgate Hotel Wright Allan . . Euabalong . Royal Hotel 


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Situation of House. 


Sign of House. 





HOLBROOK LICENSING DISTRICT. 


King James 
Park John &. ... 


... Holbrook 


. Albury-st., Holbrook Riverina Hotel 
. Criterion Hotel 


INVERELL LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Buxton Alfred J. 


.. Delungra 


- Hotel Delungra 


Cowan Samuel J. .. Tingha --. Caledonian Hotel 
Fisher John J.H. . Inverell . Imperial Hotel 
Gilmore Kate. . Inverell .. Australian Hotel 
Hughes Henry ... Inverell ... Lattersall’s Hotel 
Park er red . Tingha ... Commercial Hotel 
Thomas Frederick 8. . .. Tingha . Royal Hotei 


JHRILDERIE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Beasley Vrederick 


Curtin Cornelius J, 
McDonald Robert 
Quirk Jobn ... 

Watson Henry W. 


.., Locumwal 
Carberry William A. ... 


Jerilderie _... 


,. serilderie .... 
. Jerilderie 
... Finley 
. derilderie 
White Matilda Rose ... 


Je1ilderie 


... Farmers’ Arms Hotel 
.. Jerilderie Hotel 
... Riverina Hotel 
... Royal Mail Hotel 
... Albion Hotel 
... Court House Hotel 
. Albion Hotel 


JUNEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Miller Annie E. , Junee . Locomotive Hotel 
Moore Edwin J. »» Coolamon ... Royal Hotel 
O’Donnell Elsie ... Junee . Railway Hotel 


KIAMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


McCaffrey John H. 
Mellor;Henry ... 
O’Gorman James 


Raftery Mary A. 


soe tana: 


; . Brighton Hotel 
. Terralong-st., Kiama Tory’s Hotel 

. Albion Park.,. 
. Albion Park... 


. Albion Park Hotel . 
. Commercial Hotel 


LISMORE LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Husking John C. H. V. Lismore 


Ryan Bridget 
Webb Glen H. 


. Lismore 
... Lismore 


. Freemasons’ Hotel 
. Hotel Ryan 
»-- Lismore Hotel. 


LIVERPOOL LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Beveridge Owen 


Bra atchell Thomas G. 


Brewer George 
Brown William H, 
Perry John 8.... 


. Liverpool , 
Cam pbelltown-road, 


Liverpool. 


.«~ Liverpool -~, s.. 
. Smithfield 


. Family Hotel 


Collingwood Hotel 


»- Golden Fleece Hotel 
... Victoria Hotel 
. Moore-st., Liverpool Warwick Farm Race- 


course Hotel. 


Name, Situation of House. | Sign of House. 


MAITLAND LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Feneley William P. ... West Maitland ... Metropolitan Hotel 
Gellrich Mary T. ... West Maitland ... Volunteer Hotel 
Gibb Alfred E. . East Maitland ... Bank Hotel 
Hannah Annie . West Maitland ... Grand Junction Hotel 
Harris John ... ... Morpeth . Central Hotel 


Heuston John . West Maitland ... Family Hotel 

Judge Henry E. ... West Maitland ... Queen’s Arms Hotel 

Keys John T. . Lochinvar ... -.. Lochinvar Hotel 

Martin John J. . Hinton ae ... Victoria Hotel 

Markham Ellen M. ... Rutherford, West Rutherford Hotel 
Maitland. 


. West Maitland 
... West Maitland 


McIntyre James C. 


. Angel Inn 
Nelson Charles 


. Club House Hotel 


Palmer Ellen .. --. Greta . Tattersall’s Hotel 

Reed Priscilla E.. —... Greta .. Sportsman’s Arms 
Hotel. 

Reilly Matthew B. ... Branxton 02: ... Royal Federal Hotel 

Risby Charles . West Maitland --- Fall’s Hotel 


. West Maitland 
- Branxton 
... West Maitland 


Roarty Daniel 
Ryan Joseph . 
Silcock Mary Ann - a 
Slack Stanley ... . West Maitland ..- Belmore Hotel .., 
Sucker Eliza Ann. .,. Morpeth. ....., ... Commercial Hotel 
Talamini Innocente R. East Maitland ..- Hunter River Hotel 
Tarran Alfred -W..--.,+ Largs «. Exchange Hotel 
Wells Robert... ... West Maitland ... Sportsman’s Arms’ 
Hotel. 


MANNING RIVER LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Caledonian Hotel 
... Commercial Hotel 
. Exchange Hotel 


Cross James D. R. ... Wingham ... Wingham Hotel 
Fotheringham Arthur J, Taree <a ... Fotheringham’s Hotel 
Grimshaw, James . Gloucester ... Gloucester Hotel 
McDougal Isabella ... Coopernook .. . Coopernook Hotel 
McMahon Hannah ... Taree Te. ... Exchange Hotel 

O’ Neill Herbert ... Wingham»... . Australian Hotel 


MENINDIE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Nicholls Sydney W. ... Menindie ... . Crown Hotel 
Williams Harriett . Menindie ... ... West End Hotel 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Aarons Albert... . Pitt and Wilmot Lismore Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. Pitt and George sts., Tattersall’s Hotel 
Sydney. 
Adrian Emma ... The Corso, Manly ... 
Anderson Thomas . Regent-st., Sydney ... 
Armstrong Albert E.... 


Adams William J. 


Ivanhoe Hotel 
Crown Hotel 


Rafferty Jobn... .. Liverpool . Railway Hotel 
Valentine Herbert J.... Cross Roads, near Cross Roads Hotel 
Liverpool. 


MACLEAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Austen Frederick . Harwood ‘ yore Hotel 


George and Wells sts., Imperial Hotel 


Redfern. 


Austen George W. 
Caulfield Philip 


... Maclean 4 
. Chatsworth Le 


. Commercial Hotel 
. Britannia Hotel 


Colburn William J. ... Yuka ... North Head Hotel 
Cummins Anne . Maclean . Argyle Hotel 
Law Robert . Lawrence . Lawrence Hotel 


Marsh st “i 
Bober ts Be bert G 


Sty 169 Ceol M. 


... Palmer’s Island 
. Maclean 
. Brushgrove ..: 
.. Maclean 


... Commercial Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 
. Brashgrove Hotel 
. Maclean Hotel 


MACLEAY RIVER LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Harris Saul 


... Frederickton 


.. Post Office Hotel 


McAlary Arthur ... Smithtown ... . Centennial Hotel 
MeKune William J. ... Kempsey . Tattersali’s Hotel 
Mc Phillips Mary . Greenhill ... Greenhill Hotel 


Ov Neill Ro bers 
Street Arthur N. 


. West Kempsey 
. Nempsey 


. West Kempsey Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 


MAITLAND LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Atkinson William 
Banks Jolin R. 


Barrington Walter J. 
Barry Jane 
Benger Nesta’ Rose 


Daw wson Georg! aa 

Farquharson William 
M. 

Fauvel Marcel Joseph 
M. 





... West Maitland | 
. East Maitland 


. West Maitland 
. West Maitland 


i Morpeth 
= ae ton He rbert os 


West Ninian 


. West Maitland 
. East Maitland 


Morpeth 
West Maitland 


. Royal 
... Commercial Hotel 


.. Imperial Hotel 


. Railway Hotel 
... George and Dragon 


Hotel. 
Oak Hotel 


Royal Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 
. Currency Lass Hotel 
... Windsor Castle Hote 
. Morpeth Hotel; ’/ 


Armstrong Joseph ... George-st., Redfern... Star Hotel 
Armstrong Patrick ... Bourke-st., Sydney... Hopetoun Hotel . 
Armstrong William ... Harris-st.,Sydney ... Butcher’s Arms Hotel 
Arthur Thomas . Market and Kent sts., Donnison’s Australian 
Sydney. Hotel. 
Athey Sidney G. . 122 Casilereagh-st., Hotel Gordon 
Sydney. 


Auld John 


. 83 Point-st., Pyrmont Caledonian Hotel 
Aylward Percy J. 


. Park and Castlereagh Castlereagh Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

. Fitzroy and Crown Dolphin Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

, Oxford-st., 
ton. 
Barrett Joseph ... Georgeand Park sts 

| Sydney. 

Barry James P. ... George-st. West and Lansdowne Hotel 

| Bay-st., Sydney. 

Bateman John ... 432-4 George street, Bateman’s Hotel 
Sydney. 

. Enmore-rd., Enmore Duke of Edinburgh 
Hotel. 

Café Francais 


|Baine Anthony 


Barnsley John J. 


Bates William 
|Beach Frederick J. ... 291 George-street, 
Sydney. 
o. St. dohn’s road, “Glebe British Lion Hotel 
. Forest-rd., Hartville Blue Post. Hotel 
j Alfred-street, North Queen’s Hotel 


Bear Charles -... 
Bear John 


Bear Mark I. .. 


Sydney. 
Belfield John B. . George and King sts., Royal Exchange 
Sydney. Hotel. 


Bell Mabel F. 
Benham Harry 
Bennett Francis J. 


.-. Palmer-st., Belmain.. Kent Hotel 
es Darling-st., Balmain.. London Hotel 
. Yurong and Stanley Albert Hotel 

streets, Sydney. 
Bennett Frederick W. Liverpool- st,, Sydney Liverpool Hotel 
R. 





. Shelley-st., Sydney ... Ilawarra Hotel 





Bennett Isaac J. 
| aoe Soa ea 





Padding- United Service Hotel 


., Commonwealth Hotel 


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Name. 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—contiaued. 


Bird Thomas W. 
Blanchard Maggie 


Ls 


w. Cameron and Stuart Sir William Wallace 


--. Francis-st., Sydney... Victoria Royal Hotel 


- Blanchfield Edward ... 


Blanchfield Mary — 


Bourke Walter A. ... 


Boylan John ooo 
Brady John E. 


ee 


ere 


Bramley William J. ... 


Bramwell William H. 
Brennan Annie 


Brennan Daniel 
Brennan John 
Brena Victor A. 
Brocker ee 
Brogan J ohn ... 
Brophy Phillip W. P. 
Brown George A. 
Buckley Daniel 


Burchmore Charles J. 
Burke Andrew _ 
Burke Peter 


Burke Margaret 
Burke Walter G. 
Burrell Ellen ... 


Butler William, H. 
Byrne Thomas peed 
Cahill Frederick J f 


Callachor George 
Cameron Allan 


. Glebe and Mitchell 


eee 


... Crown and Cathedral 


. George-st. West, Syd- 


eee 


. Alfred-street, 


. Burfitt-street, 


Leichhardt. Hotel. Copeland Alexander : : 
Corso, Manly . Hotel Steyne 
. George-st., Sydney ... Hotel Rawson Cordingley Bridget 


. Dixon-st., Sydney 


. Abercrombie 


. Mullens-street, 


... Brumby-st., 
.. 161 King-street, 


Campbell Henry J. ... 


Situation of House. Sign of House. Name, 


Clark William 
Clarke Harry ... — 
_ |Clayton James C. 
Clements Mary 
Cobcroft John P. 


streets, Balmain. Hotel. 


Palmer-st., Sydney... 


Buckingham and 
Bedford sts., Syd- 


Domain Hotel 
Thames Hotel 


ney. wT 

Mansfield-street, Cochrane Margaret 
Balmain, 

Union-st., Pyrmont... Boylan’s Hotel 


Forbes and Cathedral 
sts.. Sydney. 

Harris and Quarry 
streets, Ultimo. 

Regent-st., Redfern 


Beach Hotel 


Cogan Bridget M. 


President Lincoln 
Hotel. 


Bristol Arms Hotel Cohen David ... 


Empress Hotel Collins Jack 


Imperial Hotel Collins John... 





streets, Glebe. 


Botany-road, Bow Bells Hotel Collins Thomas 
Alexandria. ‘ ; | 
City-rd. and  Cleve- Junction Hotel Combellack Henry 


land-st., Darlington 
East Sydney Hotel Condy Frederick 
sts., Sydney. 


ney 

124 Geokse! st. West, 
Sydney. 

Evans-st., Balmain .. 


Albion Hotel Conrick Edward T. 

Rose, Shamrock and !Cooke Charles M. 
Thistle Hotel. 

North Milson’s Point Hotel |Cooley Arthur M. 

Sydney. 


Gladstone Park Cooper Harold FE. 


Vicar of Wakefield Corrigan Louisa 


Hotel. i 
. Oxford-st., Woollahra Prince of Wales Hotel Portess Dents © 
-.. Cowper-street, Glebe Friendin Hand Hotel) Costello Bridie J.. 


Cook’s River road, Southern Cross Hotel 


St. Peters. Costello Phillip 

and 
Myrtle-sts., Sydney 

Bathurst and Sussex 
streets, Sydney. - 


Royal Oak Hotel 
Te aia Costin Arthur J. 


Robert Burns Hotel 
Norfolk Pine Hotel 


Coveny Norbert F. 


Balmain. Craig George ... 
Sydney 


St. 


Lloyds Hotel 
White Horse Hotel 


Croad Isabella S. 
Potente Cronin James W. 
Riley and Cathedral Australian Inn 


streets, Sydney. Cross Harry 


Carmody Peter ... Union-st., Pyrmont New York Hotel Chast dodant. 
Carmody Roger B. ... Forbes-st., Sydney... Cowper Wharf Hotel | — 
Carpender Hugh T. ... Crown and Devon- Hotel Victoria Crowe Thomas 


Carrick John 
Carroll Joseph 


Carter Thomas S. 


Cartlidge Alice 
Carvill Kate 


eee 


Caten Ernest H. 


Cavill Dick “Ae 
Chambers Samuel He 
Champley Herbert G, 


... Queen-st., 
. Windmill and Lower Hero of Waterloo 


shire sts., Sydney. 
Woollahra Queen’s Hotel 


Fort sts., Sydney. Hotel. anint Ridhar 
. Blue’s Point road, Old Commodore pene ane 
North Sydney. Hotel. D G 
. Albion-st., Sydney ... Club Hotel aE a aed 
. Devonshire and Chal- Royal Exhibition Davey Edward C. 
mers sts., Sydney. Hotel. Davis Patrick 
. Devonshire-st.,. Syd- Subway Hotel 


. Corso, Manly 


Chapman Albert E. ... 


Chapman Augusta 


Charlesworth John G. 
Chate Rupert C. 


Cheeseman Fdward [is 


Christian Nels Peter... Redfern and Eliza- Albert Hotel 





iyney. Davoren Rachel 
... New Brighton Hotel 
Beehive Hotel 
Napier Hotel 


. Princes-st., Sydney ... 

Dowling and Hannam 
streets, Sydney. 

Kensington-st., Syd- Kensington Hotel 
ney. 

George and Liverpool Casey's Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


Dawlins Charles N. 


Deaton Sarah 


Union-st., Newtown Union Hotel Delaney John 
rill Gresham. st... Syd- Aaron’s Exchange 
ney. Hotel. Devir Ellen .. 
Hay, Pitt, and Camp- Hotel Sydney Dickinson Alfred 


bell sts. Dimond Frank 


> Sydney. 
| Dinan Kate 





beth sts., Sydney. 





Great Western Hotel Connelly Francis ‘ie ve 


Situation of House. Sign of House, 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


. Kent-street, Sydney Manchester Hotel 
. Darling-st., Balmain Town Hall Hotel 


. Oxford-st., Sydney 


Brighton Hotel 


. Flinders-st., Sydney Flinders Hotel 
. George-st. West, Syd- Westminster Hote 


ney. 
Reservoir and Mary Belmore Park Hotei 
streets, Sydney. 


. Foveaux and Com- Standard Hotel 
monwealth streets, 
Sydney. 

. Henderson-rd., Alex- Lord Raglan Hote 


» andria. 


. Riley and Foveaux Mount View Hoic 


. Henderson-road, 


. Botany-road, 


streets, Sydney. 

Alex- Empress of India 
Hotel. 

Alexandria Hotel 


andria. 


Alexandria. 


. Phillip and Hunter Assembly Hotel 


. George-street 


streets, Sydney. 
West, Volunteer Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Wellington and Pitt Rose of Denmark 


streets, Waterloo. Hotel. 
. George-st., Camper- Governor Bourke 
down. Hotel. 
. Parramatta-road, Lewisham Hotel 
Petersham. 
Parramatta-road, Clarence Hotel 
Petersham. 


. Meagher-st., 


Sydney College Green Hotel 
Elizabeth and Kandle Grand Central Rail« 
streets, Sydney way Hotel. 


. King-street, Sydney Britannia Hotel 


Ee Forest and Arundel 


Forest Lodge Hotel 


sts., Forest Lodge. 


... Grosvenor and York Three Crowns Hotel 


. Lackey-st., > 


. Queen-st., 


streets, Sydney. 

Summer Summer Hill Hotel 
Hill. 

. Chippen- Home Rule Hotel 


dale. 


. Hay and Dixon sts., Covent Garden Motel 


... 012 George-strect, 
. Harris-st., 


.» King-st., Newtown... 
. Balmain-road, 


Sydney. 

Temple Bar Hotel 

Sydney. 

Pyrmont Sunderland Arms 
Hotel. 

Rugby Hotel 

Leich- Leichhardt Hotel 


hardt. 
. Burwood-road, Freemason’s Hotel 
Burwood. 
arramatta-road, Horse and Jockey 
Homebush, Hotel. 
. Bay-strect, Glebe ... Australian Youth 
Hotel. 


Cullen Christopher F. 


Park and Castlereagh Barley Mow Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


. Elizabeth & Rutland Commonw ealt] h Hetei 


streets, Sydney. 


. Cook’s' River’ road, Pultency Hotel 


. King-sv., Nowtown 


Tempe. 
Sh akes poate Hotel 


. Botr te and Cathedral Army and Navy 


. Regent-s 
Davoren Stephen T. ... 


{ 
|Deegan Johanna M. ... 
... Erskine and Sussex 


.. Regent-st., Redfern. . 


a Syd ney. Hotel. 

ey dncy... Gladstone Hotel 

Blicabeth and Cooper Evening Star Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


strects, 


... Moncur-st.; Woojlahra Phenix Hotel 
Dearberg Sydney L. ... 
a Edgeware-road, 


Enmore- ede Enmore Queen’s Hotel 

Enmore Hotel 
Newtown. 

Albemarle & Regent 
streets, Newtown. 


Carlisle Castle Hotel 


Royal Oak Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
Bunnerong Hotel 


; Liverpool ‘sts, Sydney Liberty Inn 


. Ivy- 
... Bridge-road, Glebe .. 
Donaldson James G. ... 


Da rlington Royal Albert Fotal 
. Excelsior Hotel 
Park: and George sts., Coronation Hotel 


Sydney. 


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Sign of House. 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Donnellan Ellen 
Donnison John T, 


Dooley John W. 


Dorrington John C. ... 


Dudgeon Mary 
Duff William H. 


Duke John J. 
Dunn Edward J. 


Dunn Josephine 


Durack Thomas 
Durkin John .. 


Dyer Annie 
Elliott Sydney 


Elliott William J. 
Elliston Edward 
Ely George 
Emanuel Samuel 
Epstein James 
Fair Richard E. 
Falkner Mary A. 


Fallon Joseph S. 
Farrell Michael 


Farrell Sarah E. 
Fay James _... 
Fell Edgar G. P. 
Ferguson John A. 


Finnan Michael 
Firkins Thomas F. 


Fitzgibbon William N. 


Flakelar Alfred 
Fliteroft Frank 
Fraser John ... 


Freeman Alfred J. 
Frost Thomas 


Furlong Michael P. ... 


Fulton William C. 


Gair Martha J. M.G.... 


Gallen John ... 
Gaut Richard | 


Gibson Charles HE. 
Glancey Michael 


Goldsmith Charles 


Goulding Charles H. . 
Graham William G. ... 


Greaves Charles EH. 
Grey Alfred W. 
Griffin Thomas J. 
Greig Eliza 
Gunning John 
Guthrie Francis T. 
Hall John 


Halliday Sarah 


. 78-80 Day-street, 


... George 


\ ; . 278 Crown-street, 


ae Regent and James 


. Botany-rd., Botany... Pier Hotel 


. Campbell and Castle- Golden Fleece Hotel 
reagh sts., Sydney. 
. Australia-street, 
Newtown. 
Devonshire-street, 
Sydney. 
. Rose-st., Sydney 


Court House Hotel 
Madeira Hotel 


... White Swan Hotel 


.. Goulburn and George Duff’s Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 

. Crown-street, Sydney White Horse Hotel 

Cochrane’s Hotel 
Sydney. 

. 143 George-st. North, Port Jackson Hotel 
Sydney. 

. Elizabeth-st., Sydney Newmarket Hotel 

and Harris Agincourt Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

. Young-st., Sydney... Carlton Club Hotel 


. Oxford-st., Padding- Unicorn Hotel 


ton. 
. Bathurst and Sussex West Sydney Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. William-st., Sydney... Duke of Manchester 
Hotel. 
. King and Castlereagh Commercial Hotel 
sts., Sydney. 


. George & Liverpool Sir John Young 


sts., Sydney. H tel. 
. Oxford-st., Padding- Imperial Hotel 
ton. i 


. Loftus-street, Sydney North British Hotel 


e Botany-rd., Botany... Captain Cook Hotel 


. Crown-street, Sydney Exchange Hotel 

Evening Star Hotel 
Sydney. 

. Weston-road, Rozelle Bridge Hotel 


.-. Enmore-rd., Enmore Enmore Hotel 
.. Elizabeth-st., Sydney Aurora Hotel 
.. George-street North, Observer Hotel 


Sydney. 


.. Edwin-st., Croydon... Royal Hotel 


. Castlereagh-street, Tourists’ Hotel 


Sydney. 
Abercrombie-street, Eveleigh Hotel 
Redfern. 
... Devonshire-street, Shakespeare Hotel 
Sydney. 
. St. John’s rd., Glebe Burton’s Family 
Hotel. 
. Wellington and Duke of Wellington 
George streets, Hotel. 


Waterloo. 
. William and Yurong New Zealand Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 
. Botany-rd., Waterloo Abbott’s Hotel 
225 Glebe-rd., Glebe.. Ancient Briton Hotel 
. 706 George-street, Square and Compass 
Sydney Hotel. 
Windmill-st., Sydney Hit or Miss Hotel 
Unity Hall Hotel 
Grand Hotel 


. Darling-st., Balmain 

. 819 George-street, 
Sydney. 

. Foveaux-st., Sydney Senatorial Hotel 

. Cleveland and Dale Thurless Castie Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

. Riley and Devonshire Royal Arms Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

.. Pitt-street, Sydney 

Castlereagh-street, 

Sydney. 
. King and York sts., Forbes Hotel 
Sydney. 


Kent Hotel 
Hotel Graham 


... North Steyne and ... Hotel Pacific 


Raglan sts., Manly. 

. Bay-st., Botany  ... Waterworks Hotel 

. Crown-street, Sydney Golden Fleece Hotel 

. Darling-st., Balmain Garry Owen Hotel 

Baden Powell Hotel 
streets, Redfern. 

. Alfred-street, North Dind’s Hotel 
Sydney. 

. Darling-st., Balmain Shipwrights’ Arms 

Hotel. 





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METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT— continued. 


Halpin Michael 


Hamilion Michael J. . 


Hamilton William 
Hanlon William J. 
Hannan Daniel 


Harris Horatio 


Harrisson Emanuel J... 


Hart Godfrey L. 


Hartigan Henry M. .. 


Hartnett John J. 
Heap Emma E. 
Heath Joseph... 
Heavey Andrew P. 
Heatley John W. 
Hemming Clara H. 


Hendy Arthur H. 


Herbert Walter 


Herdsman George H. 


Hernon Charles 
Heron May 
Hickson Nellie 


Higson Horace 


Hill Archibald 
Hill George S. 
Hill William ... 


Hines Francis J. B. ... 


Hoban James B. 


Holdsworth William .. 
... Abattoir-road, 


Hollins William J. 


Hopkirk Charles 
Hora Walter J. 


Howard John H. 
Howey John ... 
Hughes Mary A. 


Hutchinson Holman .. 
Hutchinson George C. 
... George-street North, Harbour View Hotel 


Ireland William 


Ireland Julia Anne 


Jackson Donald W. ... 


James William 
Jeffrey Herswell 


Jenkins James 8. 


Kavanagh Julia 
Keane Cornelius 


Keane John 


. Devonshire-street, 


. Campbell and East 


. Missenden-road, 


.. 27 King-street, 


... Albion and Mary sts., 


.- Great North road, 
. 20 and 24 Sussex- 
. Cook’s 


. Abercrombie-street, 


... Carrington-road, 


Clarendon Hotel 


Sydney. 
Cleveland-street, Royal Standard 
Redfern. » Hotel. 
. George-st., Camper- Honest Irishman 
down. Hotel. 
... Fitzroy-st., Moore Cricketers’ Arms 
Park, Sydney. Hotel. 


. Young and _ Oollins Victoria Hotel 


sts.. Annandale. 

Cross Keys Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

Rennie-st., Padding- Old Dunbar Hotel 


ton. 
. Regent-street, Emu Inn 
Sydney. 
Liverpool-street, Dun gate Hotel 
Sydney. 


. 258 George-st., Syd- Fleming’s Hotel 
ney. 
. New South Head rd., Darling Point Hotel 


Paddington. 


. Crown and Campbell Surry Hills Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. Smith and Reservoir Surry Hills Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 

Grose Farm Hotel 

Camperdown. 

Montana Hotel 
Sydney. 

Victoria-street, Austral Club Hotel 

Sydney. 


. York and Druitt sts., Gresham Hotel 


Sydney. 
King-street, New- 
town. 


Milton Hotel 


. Oxford-street, Sydney Burdekin Hotel 
. King-street, Sydney Playgoer’s Hotel 
. Walker and Mount Albert Hotel 


sts, North Sydney. 


. Crystal-st., New Can- Oxford Hotel 


terbury road, Peter- 
sham. 

Te Aro Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Erskine and Sussex Northern Rivers 


streets, Sydney. Hotel. 
. 485 King-st., New- Hotel Victory 
town. 
Stanmore-road, Stanmore Hotel 
Petersham. 
. George street North, Newcastle Hotel 
Sydney. 
Harris-st., Pyrmont... Royal Pacific Hotel 


Hollins’ Hotel 
Rozelle. 


. Beattie-st., Balmain Dick’s Hotel 
. Lackey-st., Sydney ... Central Markets 


Hotel 
Fivedock Hotel 
Fivedock. ; 
Hunter River Inn 
street, Sydney. 

River road, Riverview Hotel 
Tempe. 
King-street, Sydney Caledonian Hotel 

Cleveland-st., Redfern Norfolk Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Burwooa and. Liver- Ireland’s Hotel 


pool roads, Bur- 

wood. 
Missenden-road, 

Camperdown. 


Prince Alfred Hotel 


... Oxford-st., Weollahra Light Brigade Hotel 
.. Addison-rd., Marrick- Victoria Hotel 


ville. 


... Curtis-road, Balmain Royal Oak Hotel 
Johnstone Leslie W. ... 


Crown & Oxford sts., Sir Walter Raleigh 
Sydney. Hotel. 


. 64 Foveaux-st., Syd- Excelsior Hotel 


ney. 

City View Hotel 
Redfern. 
Oxford Hotel 
Waverley. 











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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 





Name. 


| Situation of House. | 
/ 


Sign of House. 


Name. 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Kedwell George 
Keéshan Denis 
Kelly Ann 

Kelly David 
Kelly Frederick J. 
Kelly George ... 
Kelly Maurice... 
Kennerson Walter T. 


Kentish George H. 


Kime Frank 


Kirkwood Leslie Curtis 


Laing Eliza 
Laney Clair Cyril 


Latimer Hileen 


Lawes Henrietta M. .. 


Lawless Nellie 
Lazarus Abraham 
Lazarus Debra 
Lenihan Bridget 
Levy Myer 

Lilya George A. 


Linkenbagh Thomas KE. 


Lochhead James 


Lofberg Francis A. 
Long Frederick A. 


Longton William 


Lord Clairmont J. 
Love Thomas... 


Love Thomas E, 
Lovelace John A. 


Lynch Elizabeth A. ... 


Lynch Patrick George 
Lyons Clara A, 


McAuliffe Ernest W.... 


McCann James 


McClannan John Fre- 


derick. 


McClymont Andrew H. 


McClymont George B, 
McDermott James 


McDonald Catherine 


McDonald Christina ... 


McDonald Donald 





... Pitt and Bathurst 
. Buckingham-street, 


... Riley and 
. Belmore-road, 


. Cowper-street, 


. Bayswater-road, 


... Erskine-st., Sydney 


. Cowper Wharf, 


. 313 George-street, 


. Clareville-avenue, 


... Barnes-st., Rozelle 
.- Darling-street, 


. Underwood-street, 


. Underwood-street, 


- 176 George-street, 


Edin burgh Castle 


streets, Sydney. Hotel. 


. Foster and Hunt sts., Nevada Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Pitt and Bridge sts., Exchange Hotel 


Sydney. 
Cleveland Hotel 
Sydney. 


. William-street, King’s King’s Cross Hotel 


Cross, Sydney. 

Stanley Lord Roberts Hotel 

streets, Sydney. 

Coogee Bay Hotel 
Coogee. 

Elizabeth and Camp- Roosevelt Hotel 
bell sts., Sydney. 


.. Norton-st. and Parra- Imperial Hotel 


matta-rd., Leich- 

hardt. 

Tea Gardens Hotel 
Waverley. 

Liverpool-road, 


Ashfield Hotel 
Ashfield. i 


. Kent and Bathurst Belvidere Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. Clarence and Market Morning Star Hotel 


sts., Sydney. 

Shamrock, Rose, and 
Rusheutters’ Bay. Thistle Hotel. 

Castlereagh-st., Syd- Theatre Royal Hotel 


ney. 
... Stephen-st., Balmain Pacific Hotel 
. Market and Kent sts., Celtic Hotel 


Sydney. 
Queensland Hotel 


2 George-st., Camper- Baden Powell Hotel 


down. 


. Clarence and Erskine Cosmopolitan Hotel 


streets. Sydney. 

Bell’s Hotel 
Bourke-st., Sydney 

Elizabeth and Bath- Royal Hyde Park 
urst sts., Sydney. Hotel. 

Hotel Victoria 

Sydney. 


. Wentworth-avenue & Macquarie Hotel 


Goulburn-street, 

Sydney. 

Prince of Wales Hotel 
Sandringham. 

... White Bay Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 
Balmain. 


. King & York streets, York Hotel 


Sydney. 


Paddington. 

Pitt and Alfred sts., Ship Hotel 
Sydney. 

George and Liverpool Central Court House 
streets, Sydney. Hotel. 


- Bayswater-road, Dar- Waratah Hotel 
McAllister Elizabeth ... 


linghurst. 


Situation of House. Sign of House. 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


McDonald Elizabeth ... 


McDonald Herbert A. 


McDonald Murdoch ... 


McDonnell Mary 


McDougall Emily S. ... 


McGrade Hugh 
McGree John ... 


McGregor Katherine 
Mary. 


MoHugh Wilfred L. ... 


McInerney Norah 
McIntosh Jessie A. 
McIntosh William 


MacMahon Michael ... 


Mackay Jessie 


Mackie James 


Maclurean Hannah 
McLean Mary G. 


McLean William A. ... 


McMahon Michael 


McNiven Arthur 
McPhee Charles McA. 


McPherson Duncan ... 


McSullea Joseph E. 


- King-street, Sydney Supreme Court Hotel/McWaide Harold J. ... 


Maguire Owen 
Magull Albert 


Mainprize Rickman ... 


Marsden George E. 
Marshall Archibaid 


Martin James A. 


London Tavern Hote)| Martin Thomas W. 


Mason ‘John 
Massey Charles H. 


Masters William H. ... 


Meadham Alfred 


789 and 791 George- Crystal Palace Hotel] seyor John T. 


street, Sydney. 

King-st., Newtown... Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel. 

Metropolitan Hotel 
Paddington. 

William and Crown Royal Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


Henderson-road, Camelia Grove Hotel 


Alexandria. 
Parramatta-road, Bald Faced Stag 
Leichhardt. Hotel. 


Blue Anchor Hotel 
Sydney. 


York-st., Sydney Langham Hotel 


Erskineville-road, Rose of Australia. 
Erskineville. Hotel. 
..-Elizabeth-street, Australian Eleven 
Redfern. Hotel. 


Melville Andrew G. 

Michael Louis 

Middleton Alexander 
Riese 

Millett Vernon L. D’I. 


Millar Victoria 


Miners Maurice 
Minihan Daniel 


Mitchell John ... 


. Devonshire-street, 


. Lane Cove road, 


... Lang-st., Sydney 
. Cleveland and Eliza- Surrey Club Hotel 


. Riley and Foveaux 


. 23 Bathurst-street, 


... Victoria-st., Sydney 
. New South Head rd., Rushcutter’s Bay 


. Bourke-st., Sydney 
. Sir Thomas Mitchell Cliff House Hotel 


... 46'Dowling-strect, 


... Bourke-st., Sydney 
Miller Thomas te 


. 106 Regent-street, 


. Oxford-street, Pad- 


Adolphus-street, Rob Roy Hotel 
Balmain. 
Alfred-street, North Imperial Hotel 
Sydney. 


Elizabeth-st., Sydney Crown Hotel 


. Alfred-street, North Rest Hotel 


Sydney. 
Goulburn and Crown Rosebery Arms Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


. Riley & Goulburn sts., White Lion Hotel 


Sydney. 
Golden Lion Hotel 
Sydney. 
Johnston and Booth North Annandale 
’ streets, Annandale. Hotel. 
Parramatta-road, Wentworth Hotel 
Flemington. 


. George and Redfern Court House Hotel 


streets, Redfern. 
Greengate Hotel 


Gordon. 
. Sydney-road, Rand- A.J.C. Hotel 
wick. 
691 George-street, Oddfellows’ Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Albert and Phillip Belmore Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. Market-st., Sydney ... Rowan’s Savoy Hotel 
McKenna Joseph P. ... 


George-street, Sydney Euston Hotel 
... Wentworth Hotel 


beth sts., Redfern. 
Castlereagh-street, 
Redfern. 


Woolpack Hotel 


. Bulwarra-rd, Ultimo Crown Hotel 
McMahon William J. .. 


King and Sussex sts., Royal George Hotel 
Sydney. 

Forrester’s Hotel 
sts., Sydney. 
Leichhardt-street, 

Waverley. 
Botany-road, Botany Botany Bay Hotel 


Charing Cross Hote! 


. Day and Sussex sts., Maitland & Morpeth 


Sydney. Hotel. 
Sussex-street, Sydney Bristol Arms Hotel 
Friendship Hotel 
Sydney. 


. Harris-st., Pyrmont... Quarryman’s Hotel 


Bettington-street, Palisade Hotel 


Sydney. 


... Allison-rd., Randwick Coach and Horses 


Hotel. 


. Mount Vernon street, May’s Family Hotel 


Forest Lodge. 


. Clarence and Erskine Wynyard Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. Union and Pyrmont Royal Oak Hotel 


streets, Pyrmont. 
Bligh Hotel 


Paddington. Hotel. 
Erskineville-road, Erskineville Hotel 
Erskineville. 


Royal George Hotel 


road, Bondi. 
Frisco Hotel 


Sydney. 
... Botany-road, Alex- Star Hotel 
andria. 
Castlereagh-strect, Tivoli Hotel 
Sydney. 


Margaret and Car- Pfahlert’s Hotel 

rington sts., Sydney. 

Clippers’ Arms Hotel 

Botany-rd., Waterloo Half-way House 
Hotel. 

Bellevue Hotel 

Redfern. 

Hotel Canberra 


dington. 


. Alma and Raglan sts., Golden Grove Hotel 


Darlington. 





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[23 Auc., 1918, 





PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—contznued. 








METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 
Mohr Philip ... he 


Molloy John ... a 
Moloney Denis ap 
Moloney John... 
Mooney Augustus 
Morris Ernest H. 
Morrow Frederick J. 
Mortimer Henry W. ... 
Moylan Thomas F, 
Muir Thomas G. one 
Muldoon Bernard... 


Mullen Ulick F. 


Mullins Mary ... es 
Murdoch George E. ... 


Murphy John ... 
Murphy William  ... 
Murray Donald W. 
Murray William C. 


Nakkan Thomas E. ... 


Napier Mary ... 
Neich Burwood inte 
Neich Herbert sus 


Nelson Victor L. 
Neville Albert E. hee 


Newman Ernest W. ... 


Newton David E. 
Nicholas James 
Nightingale Joseph ... 
Nimmo David 8S. 
Noble John 

Nolan Gregory W. 
Nolan Stephen J. 
O’Brien Florence 
O’Brien Michael 
O’Connell Thomas 
O’Connor Patrick EF. . 
O'Connor Thomas... 
O’ Donnell John 
O’Flaherty John she 
O’Haiher Michael... 
O’ Keefe Percy ... 
Opitz Isidor 
O’Reilly Margarct G.... 





... Cooper and Walker 


. 153-5 Goorge-street, 


. Miller and Mountsts., 


. Lane Cove road, 


. Bathurst and. Castle- 


. George 


.. King-street, Newtown 


..- Oxford-strect, 


. Stanley-st., Sydney... City Arms Hotel 


. Liverpool & Palmer Tradesman’s Arms 


. Crown-st., Sydney ... Crown Hotel 


. City-rd., Darlington.. Lalla Rookh Hotcl 


... 583 George-street, 


. King-st., 


Situation of House. 


George and Argyle. A.S.N. Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


120 Goulburn-street, Greenhills Family 


Sydney. Hotel. 
George-street, Ryan’s Hotel 
Sydney. 


Morning Star Hotel 
streets, Redfern. 
New York Hotel 
Sydney. 
ampbell-st., Sydney Nottingham Castle 
Hotel. 
Leichhardt-st., Wav- Robin Hood Hotel 
erley. 


Bay-st., Double Bay Royal Oak Hotel 


. Pitt and Redfern sts., Cricketers’ Rest Hotel! 


Redfern. 

King and Castlereagh Surrey Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

Cleveland & Shepherd Native Rose Hotel 
streets, Sydney 

Federal Hotel 

North Sydney. 


Darling-st., Rozelle... Callan Park Hotel 


Petty’s Hotel 
Pymble Hotel 


York-street, Sydney 


Gordon. 
Sutherland-st., Pad- 
dington. 


Four-in-Hand Hotel 


Royal Standard Hotel 
reagh-sts., Sydney. 

May and Campbell 
streets, St. Peters. 


Town and Country 
Hotel. 


Enmore and Stan- Warren View Hotel 
more roads, Mar- 
rickville. 


and Bridge 
streets, Sydney. 

Parramatta-road, 
Burwood. 

Oxford-st., Sydney... 


Metropolitan Hote} 
Bath Arms Hotel 
Hampden Hotel 
Botany View Hotel 


York and Erskine Occidental Hote} 


streets, Sydney. 


Marrickville & Illa- Hotel Victoria 
warrards., Marrick- 
ville, 


Pad- 


Greenwceod Tree 


dington. Tfotel. 


. Riley and Campbell Warwick Arms Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 
Buckland-st., Alexan- Balaclava Hotel 
dria, 


. Cooper-sireet, Sydney Prince of Wales 


Hotel 


streets, Sydney. Hotel. 


i. Riley-street, Syaney.. Harp of Erin Hotel 


. Queen-st., Woollahra Ackland’s Hotel 


. Sussex and Liveryool Hotel Sussex 


streets, Sydney. 

Elizabeth and Raglan Mt. Lachlan Hotel 
streets, Waterloo. 

Northern Club Hotel 
Sydney. 

Miller-st., Pyrmont WHalf-way Heuse 

Hotel. 

Kent and Napoleon Sydneyand Melbourne 

streets, Sydney. Hotel. 


... Pitt-street, Sydney ... Angel-Fotel 


Newtown Town Hall Hotel 


Goorge and Gloucester Mercantile Hotel 


Sign of House. | 


O’Toole Tobias 
| Peachey Annio 


Peters John 
‘Peterson John O. 


Pick Mary Ann 


|Power William J. 


| Pritchett Alfred 


| Reid Henry B. 


lay: ° J 
Ristuccia Antonio 


| Robbins Stanley 





streets, Sydney. 








Namc. 


Situation of House. | 





O'Sullivan Denis 
O’Sullivan Thomas 


O’Toole Andrew 


Page Walter ... 


Palmer John R. 


Peacock Kathleen Jy... 


Peak James W. 


Phillips Albert §. 


Phillips George S. 


| a 
Plasto Augustine D. ... 


Powers James P. 


Puflett Robert J. 
Puig Peter 
Quigley Phoebe H. 
Quinn Patrick ae 
Quirk James ... eos 
Quirk James ... 


Rapmund Joseph 


Read Albert ... 


Regan Mary C. 
Reveli Frank H. 


Richardson Thomas A. 


| Richardson William B. 


Ritchard Herbert T. 


Roberts Albert I. 
Roberts Charles J. 
Roberts Joseph FE. 


Robinson Edward T.... 


Robinson Wallaco F.... 
Rogers John ... 
Rolfe Mary J. 


Rooney Rose ... ade 


Russell George L. 


Russell Herbert B. 


eee 


.. Clavence and 


. Liverpool and Sussex 


streets, Sydney. - 


. Jersey-road, Pad- 


dington, 


... Harris and Union sts. 


Ultimo. 


. 19 Harris-st., Pyr- 


mont. 


. Pyrmont Bridge rd., 


Sydney. 


».. Lane Cove road, 


North Sydney. 


. York-street North, 


Sycnoy. 
Harris-st., Ultimo’ ... 


. Pitt and Market sts., 


Sydney. 


. 387 King-street, 


Newtown. 


. Oxford and Bourke 


sts., Sydney. 


... Oxford-st., Sydney... 


. Oxford 


and Wallis 
streets, Woollahra. 


. Cleveland and Dow- 


ling sts., Redfern. 
Bourke and Arthur 
ste., Surry Hills. 


. 152 York-st., Sydney 
... Weston-rd., Rozelle... 


. Wellington and. Bot- 


any sts., Waterloo. 


. 701 George-street, 


Sydney. 


. Brisbane-st., Sydney.. 


. Hargrave-st., Pad- 


émegton. 
William-st., Sydney 


Ann and Smith sts., 
Sydney. 


. Cleveland and Bown- 


cary sts,, Redfern. 


. Botany-rd., Waterloo 


. Pitt and Campbell 


streets, Sydney. 


.. Darling-st., Balmain. 


. Windsor-street, Pad- 


dington. 

lenmore-road, Pad- 

dington. 
Botany-road, Botany 


825 George-street, 
Sydney. 


. 145 King-strect, New- 


town. 
Oxford-st., Wavericy 


Mar- 
garet sts., Sydney. 


». William and Crown 


streets, Sydney. 


... George and Market 


streets, Sydney. 


. Crown-street, Sydney 


Burwood-rd., Bur- 
wood. 
Goulburn-st., Sydney 


Oxford-street, Pad- 
din gton. 

Sussex and Market 
streets, Sydney. 


Sydney. 





Sign of House. 


a 


| METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. - 


Criterion Hotel 
Lord Dudley Hote} 


Duke of Edinburgh 
Hotel. 

Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 

Pyrmont Bridge 
Hotel. 

Union Hotel 


Glenmore Hotel 
Wentworth Park 
Hotel. 
Smart’s Hotel 
Sandringham Hotel 
Court House Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 
Cambridge Hotel 
Duke of Cleveland 
Hotel. 
Carrington Hotel 
Lion Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 
Australian Hotel 
Mansion House Hotel 
Albert Park Hotel 
Elphin Hotel 
Quinn’s Hotel 
Limerick Castle Hotel 
Britannia Hotel 
Tron Duke Hotel 
Hotel Chamberlain 
Warwick Castle Hotel 
Windsor Castle Hotel 
Rose and Crown 
Hotel. 
Sir Joseph Banks 
Hotel. 
Railway Family 
Hotel. ‘ 
Marlborough Hotel 
Royal Surrey Hotel 
Burwood Hotel 
Strand Hotel 
Roberts’ Hotel 


Queen’s Hotel 
Burwood Hotel 


Trades Hall Hotel 


... King-street, Newtown White Horse Hotel 
... Botany-rd., Waterloo Cauliflower Hotel 


Town Hall Hotel 
Shelbourne Hotel 


... King and Sussex sts., Westralia Hotel 


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| Situation of House. Sign of House. Name. 





METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Ryan David J. 
Ryan Elizabeth 


Ryan Mathew 


Ryan Patrick W. 
Sayers Martin G. 


Seery John 


Sharland Arthur W. ... 
Sharland William D. 


Shepard Frank E. 
Shields Richard 
Simms James... 
Simmons Ernest C. 
Simmons Samuel 
Sinclair Albert 


Slyney James... 
Smirl Norman J. 


Smith Albert E. 


ton. 
Smith George ... 


Smith Hugh ... 
Smith Percival J. 
Smith William 


Smyth Phillip 


Spora Frank ... 
Spora John... 
St. Ansell Robert 


Steele David W. 
Stevens John R, 
Stewart William C, 
Stone Harry T. 


Stokes Bartholomew 
Sumerling Arthur I.... 


Sutherland Lilian K... 


Sutherland Selina Rose Crown and Campbell Federal Hotel 


Tall George S. 
Taylor John ... 


@aylor John EB. 
Taylor Walter’A. 


Thomas Edward 
Thompson William 
Thompson William 


Thomson James A. 


Thomson William 


Thornton Edmond Ky. 


Thorpe Henry 
Tierney John ... 
Tierney William A, 





Situation of House. Sign of House. 





os 


METROPOLITAN LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


. Harris-st., Sydney ... Glasgow Arms Hotel |Tighe John... ... New South Head rd., Royal Double Bay 


« Eveleigh and Wells Railway View Hotel 
streets, Redfern. 

... Elizabeth-st., Water- George Hotel '|Toohey Michael 

loo. 

. Darling-st., Balmain Volunteer Hotel Toohey Michael J 

... Greek-st. & Franklin. Glebe Tavern Hotel 

place, Glebe. Toohey Thomas 

.. Cooper-st., Sydney /.. Standard Hotel 

Oxford and Dowling Beauchamp Hotel Tougher James B. 

streets, Sydney. 


Tomvalde John 


Miller and Berry sts., North Star Hotel Trautwein Theodore C. 


North Sydney. ; ou 
. Reservoir and Riley Reservoir Hotel Trautwein William H. 


streets, Sydney. : 
... Blue’s Point voad, North Shore Hotel |Triggs Florence M. 
North Sydney. 
.. King-street, Sydney Oxford Hotel 
.. Parramatta-rd., Glebe Kentish Hotel ‘Trotter Jemima 
.. Oxford-st., Sydney... Crecy Hotel Tabbs Frederiok Te 
. Regent-st., Sydney ... Castle Connell Hotel 
. Harris-st., Pyrmont... Pyrmont Arms Hotel Tuite James ... 


. Harris-st., Ultimo ... Duke of Cornwall Twining Frederick W. 
Hotel. 


Trim George A. 


. Wells-street, Redfern Bedford Hotel Usher Arthur James ... 
Smith Francis E. Bar- The Esplanade, Manly Grand Pier Hotel 


. John and Mount sts., Quarryman’s Arms ‘ 
Pyrmont. > Q Hob, Vincent John Hy 
. Weston-rd., Rozelle... Merton Estate Hotel 


... Bourke-st., Sydney... Star Hotel 


Woollahra. Hotel. 


».. Elizabeth-st., Sydney True Briton Hotel 
... Evans-st., Balmain... Welcome Hotel 
. Glebe-road, Glebe ... Currency Lass Hotel 


.. Parramatta-road, Elswick Hotel 


Leichhardt. 


... Bourke-st., Sydney.... Cottage of Content 


Hotel. 
King and Pittstreets, Trautwein’s Hotel 
Sydney. 
Pitd & Liverpool sts., North Star Hotel 
Sydney. 


... Macquarie-place, Custom House Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Newtown-rd., Sydney Imperial Hotel 
. Charles-st., Erskine- Cosmopolitan Hotel 


ville. 


. Bourke-street, Syd- © Hotel Macquarie 


ney. 


. Princes-st., Sydney... Flagstaff Hotel 


Bourke and Foveaux Austral Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 

Castlereagh-street, | Metropolitan Hotel 
Sydney. 


Vi 
'Ussher James Francis Park and Elizabeth King’s Head Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 
. William and Riley Prince Albert Hotel 
streets, Sydney. 


Wagg George... ..- Dowling and Cathed- Fitzroy Hotel 


ralsts., Sydney. 


. Morehead-street, Grosvenor Hotel Wagschall Murdoch A. George-st., Canter- Woolpack Hotel 
Waterloo. bury. 
. Fitzroy-st., Sydney Rifleman’s Arms /Walden Henry R.  ... Goulburn and Sussex Hughenden Hotel 


Hotel. : F 
.. William-st., Sydney... Gladstone Hotel Waldron Michael 


.. Erskine-st., Sydney Balmain Ferry Hotel! Walsh John J. 
. Bridge-road, Forest Bridge Hotel 


Lodge. Walters Henry 
Ae ee Club House Hotel Ward Elizabeth 4 
5 Garten. st., Red- Cleveland Inn Watson Walter H. 
fern. 
. Glebeand Norton sts., Winchester Hotel Watson William 
Glebe. 
. Quay-street, Ultimo Markets Hotel Watts Mary Ann 


J. Chalmers-st., Sydney Lord Jersey Hotel 
Webb Edward C. 


167 York-st. North, Grand Hotel 
Sydney. eas 
Mucked and Elizabeth Albion Hotel |Webb Lilly 
streets, Sydney. Weekes, Wogahs 


streets, Sydney. A 
... Regent-st., Redfern... London Tavern Hote, Weekes Walter R. 
... Darlinghurst-rd. and Royal Sovereign West Robert C, 

ea strect, Hotel. 

Sydney. Whelan John M. 


a. Elizabeth. st. Sydney Durban Club Hotel 


. Liverpool and Yurong United Australia Whelet eae 


streets, Sydney. 7 Hotel. Whitton Goorge 
«ss Ulawarra-rd., Mar- Town Hall Hotel 5 ate 
rickville. Williamson Christina 
A cna ae Essex sts., Commercial Hote] ae Foun Wilkiam 
. Flinders and Dowling Palace Hotel Woods Jerentat 


streets, Sydney. 
. Mort-st., Balmain ... Forth and Clyde Wright Sarah H. 
Hotel. 


Botany-rd., Mascot... Newmarket Hotel Gellen Benphte 


. New Canterbury rd., Gladstone Hotel 


. Liverpool-st,, Sydney Glen Hotel Young William H. .... 
.. Mullins and Beattie Exchange Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


... Forbes-st., Sydney ... Globe Hotel 


... Parramatta-road, Petersham Inn 


Petersham. 


. 774 George-street, Prince of Wales Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Pitt-street, Redfern Somerset Hotel 
... Alfred and Loftus sts.. Paragon Hotel 


Sydney. 
. Kent-street, Sydney Dumbarton Castle 
Hotel. 
. Erskineville-road, Imperial Hotel 


Erskineville 


.. St. John’s rd., Forest Town Hall Hotel 


Lodge. 


‘ Blizabeth and Albion London Tavern Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


.. George street West, Fountain Hotel 


Sydney. 


. Market-st., Sydney  Garratt’s Hotel 
. George and Argyle = Orient Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. King-st., Newtown ... Oxford Hotel 
... Oxford and Bourke Oxford Hotel 


streets, Sydney. 


. Bay-street, Sydney ... Sir George Grey Hote 


Pitt-street, Sydney ... Metropolitan Hotel 


.. Marine-parade, Royal Hotel 


Watson’s Bay. 
Abercrombie-street, Q. C. E. Hotel 
Sydney. 


: Ba thneat st., Sydney West End Hotel 


Liverpool-rd., Enfield Royal Hotel 


streets, Balmain. 


Dulwich Hill. 
... Rose and Ivy streets, Darlington Hotel MILPARINKA LICENSING DISTRICT, 
Darlington. , 
~ Castlereagh and Eliza- Hotel Carlton Best Leslie E. .«. Tibooburra ... ... Central Australian 





beth sts., Sydney. 


Hotel. 


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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES— continued. 
4 Name. Situation of House. | Sign of House. Name. Situation of House. | 





MITCHELL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Faulkner Frederick C. 
Flannery William 
Goonrey Kate... 


Mau William ... 
McNeild Thomas 
Nicholson Thomas 
Walsh Minnie 


. Wilcannia 
... Wilcannia 


. Wileannia 
. Wilcannia 
. Ivanhoe 

. Wileania 


Wilcannia 


... Queen’s Head Hotel 
.. Royal Hotel 
. Mount Murchison 


Hotel. 


... Court House Hotel 

. Wilcannia Club Hotel 
... Ivanhoe Hotel 

. McKenzie’s Wamily 


Hotel. 


MOAMA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bowtell Elizabeth M. 
Donohue John 

Heriot George W. 
MacKenzie Char!ctte.. 


O’ Keefe Michael 


Meninya-st., Moama 


... Meninya-st., Moama.. 
... Railway Station, 


Mathoura. 


. Shaw-st., Moama 


... Mathoura 


Border Inn Hotel 
Riverina Hotel 
Station Hotel 


. Railway Terminus 


Hotel. 


. Pastoral Hotel 


MOLONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Collins William M, 
McCaffery David 


Stuckey Robert 


Willis George, junior... 


<}- Cargort. 

. Cargo... 
Reidy Peter Patrick ... 
. Cudal... 


Cumnock 


Molong 


.. Post Oftice Hotel 

... Commercial Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 

... Royal Hotei 


. Freemason’s Hotel 


MOREE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Carver Benjamin T. ... Garah.., 
Delander Roger T. B. Moree 
Galloway Guy 8. R. ... Moree 
Jurd Violet K. . Moree 
McGrath John T,  ... Moree 


Morrison Ann J. 


Seymour George 
Townsend Henry E. 


. Miltonville 


. Moree 


. Ashley 


..- Tattersall’s 
. Miltonville Hotel 


... Club Hotel 

... Royal Hotel 

.. Hotel Gw veir 

eG Sportsman’ s Arms 


Hotel. 
Hotel 


... Criterion Hotel 
... Ashley Hotel 


MORUYA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Carden Robert N. 


... Moruya 


Keating Martin . Moruya 
King John J. ... . Moruya 
Lennard Patrick . Bodalla 
McKeon Malachi . Moruya 
Priddle William, . Nelligen 


. Royal Hetel 
... Keating’s Hotel 
. Hotel Acelaice 


. Bodalla Arms Hotel 


... Commercial Hotel 
. Steam Packet Hotel 


MUDGEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Armstrong Amy FE, 


Barrett Frederick T. ... 
... Mudgee at 
.. Budgee Buc gece 
R, ... Cullenbone 


Birnie Norman 
Clarke Armhur W. 
Creevey John W. 


Pp 


Eyre Oswald F. ... Hill End 
Fitzsimmons John ... Mudgee 
Gentle Albert E.  ... Mudgee 


Grady Maude M. A... 
Kerr Reginald J. 
Kine Farnes y 
Underwood Thomas C. 
Weir Lawrence 


... Hill End 


... Mucgee 


Mudgee 


. Mudgee 46: , 
. Market-st. * Mudgee 
. Bombira-rii . Mudgee 
Mudgee 


. Imperial Hotel 
. Tattersall’s Hotel 
. Club House Hotel 
. Bucgee Buc gee Inn 
... Cullenbone Hotel 
.. Royal Hote} 
..- Miner’s Arms Hotel 
... West End Hotel 
. Sydney Hotel 


Post Office Hotel 
Holyoak Hotel 


..- Woolpack Hotel 
... Weir’s Hotel 


MURRURUNDI LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Caljinan Thomas 

Parkins Samuel J. 

Rae James M. 

Rooney Matthew 
Thomas. 

Seivl Emma 

Webeck William 


..- Blandford 
... Murrurundi ... 
. Murrurunci ... 


Murrurundi ... 


... Murrurundi ... 
. Ardglen 


.. Plough Inn 

..- Lattersall’s Hotel 
. Railway Hotel 
. White Hart Hotel 


- Roval Hotel 


. Australian Inn 


MURWILLUMBAH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Perkins Someryille M. 


Tumbulgum 


. Junction Inn 








Buccen, Isaac George... 
Collins Martha ‘. 
Flanders Herbert R. 
Hole #lorence M. 
Lane Christopher 
McNamara Thomas J. 
Simpson Henry W. ... 
Tracey Thomas A, 
Young Arthur B. 


Cheacle John C. 

Ponnery Ec ward 
Quinn Timothy A 
Sheehan Herbert W. ... 
Wall Charles . ; 


Dale Ancrew GC. 
Foley Honora 
Hall Edward J. 


Huxley Frederick 
Thomas. 


Victor Norman 
Walton William T. 


Ahern Thomas 
Amos David ... 
Armstrong William 
| Atkinson Thomas 


Black Francis RK. 
Bowie Agnes ... 
Bowie Alfred T. 


Brockwell George S. ... 
Brown James 
Buckingham Albert Vv. 


Byrne Phillip J. 
Cameron Hugh 
Campbell Robert F. .. 
Chappell Henry 


Christensen John P. 
Cox Edwin : 
Crammond Rose H. 
Dalton Thomas 
Dexter Frank ... 


Donnison Edward 
Ktheridge Thomas 





Everson Robert 
Fahey John 


Farley John 
Forbes Edward 
Fowler Claude V. 


Garnham Frederick ... 


Gazzard William A. ... 
. Newcastle 


Gibson Harry 

Grubb John ... 
Harvey Reginald H. C. 
Hawken Charles 
Hayes Sophia 


Hitcheock John W. 
Hobart Charles P. 
Hough Margaret 


Jewell William S. 


Kane Mary E.... 


. Merriwa uae 
. Muswellbrook 


. Narrabri 
. Narrabri 
. Narrabri 


. Narrabri 


‘McConville John W. ... 
McConville Thomas T. 
Shanahan Margaret ... 


.. Newcastle 
... Lambton 
. The Junction, New. 


. Newcastle 
... Newcastle 


. Cook’s 
. Hamilton 


Doherty Bernard J. ... 
. Newcastle 
. Minmi 3 
. Adamstown ... 
. Neweastle 


... Newcastle 
. Newcastle 
. Newcastle 


. Newcastle 
. Carrington 


. Adamstown ... 
... Neweastle 

. Newcastle... 

2 Char‘estown 


DISTRICT. 
Muswellbrook 


. Muswellbrook 


Muswellbrook 


. Merriwa 5 
. Muswellbrook 


Merriwa ; 
Muswellbrook 


Narrabri 


: Narrandera ... 
.- Narrandera ... 
-.. Narrandera ... 
Huason Gertruce EH. ... 


Narrancera ... 
Narrandera ... 


Narrandera ... 
Gillenbah 
Narrandera . 


.. Narrandera ... 
. Barellan 


. Neweas: le 

... Tighe’s Hill ... 
. Neweasile 
. Newcastle 


castle. 
Neweastle 
- Wickham 
Newcastle 


. Wallsend 


. The Junction, Now 


castle. 
. Newcastle 


.- Lambton ... ee 
.. Shortland Hotel 

.. Commonwealth Hotel 
. Miner’s Exchange 


. Newcastle 
aM Pelee 


Waratah 


Newcastle 
Cook’s Hill ... 


Newcastle 
Neweastle 


Minmi 


MUSWELLBROOK AND MERTON LICENSING 


. Buccen’s Hotel 
. Prince of Wales Hotel 
. Eaton’s Hotel 


; |. Fitzroy Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 
. Rose Iin Hotel 
. Family Hotel 
.- Royal Hotel 
. Shamrock Hotel 


NARRABRI LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Greyhound Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 

... Tattersall’s Hotel 
. Thurlow’s Hotel 

... Commercial Hotel 


NARRANDERA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Victoria Hotel 
. Railway Hotel 
«.. New Junction Hote} 
. Star Hotel 
. Criterion Hotel 


.»» Royal Hotel 
. Gillenbah Hotel 
. Murrumbidgee Hotel 
. Royal Mail Hotel 

... Barellan Hotel 


NEWCASTLE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Post Office Hotel 
.. Royal Oak Hotel 
. Empire Hotel 
. Victoria Theatre 


Hotel, 


. Criterion Hotel 
. Exchange Hotel 


Neweastle Rifles 
Hotel. 


. Royal Exchange 
..- Criterion Hotel 
. Great Britain Hotel 


... Terminus Hotel 
... star Hotel 
. Imperial Hotel 


Duke of Edinburgh 
Hotel. 


. All Nations Hotel 


Lambton Arms Hotel 


Hotel. 


. Town Hall Hotel 
... Oxford Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 
... Adamstown Hotel 
... Royal Hotel 


... Miner’s Arms Hotel 
... Mafeking Hotel 

.. West End Hotel 

... Newmarket Hotel 


.. Oriental Hotel 
... Exchange Hotel 
. Beach Hotel 
.. Westminster Hotel 
... Commmercial Hotel 
. Glasgow Arms Hotel 


..- Royal Crown Hotel 
... Selborne Hotel . 
. Newcastle Hotel 
... Charlestown Hotel 
. Minmi Hote] 


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Name, Situation of House. Sign of House. Name. | Situation of House. Sign of House. 





NEWCASTLE LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Lancey Richard ... Newéastle, West . Federal Hotel 





ORANGE LICENSING DISTRICT—continued. 


Hoolahan Edward J... 


. Orange 


... Green Gate Hotel 


Lancey Thomas ._ ... Newcastle . George Hotel Howison Angus Frank Spring Hill ... ... Railway Hotel 
Limeburner John M. Newcastle ... Hotel Orient Kelly John ... Millthorpe . Commercial Hotel 
Lynch Matthew . .... Newcastle ... Australian Hotel Keyes Ellen ... Summer-st., Orange... Central Hotel 
McNaughton Charles 8S. Wickham ... Albion Hotel Markham Thomas G.  Peisley-st.. Orange ... Terminus Hotel 
MeNeill Flora Ann... Newcastle ... Strand Hotel McFarlane Walter G. Lord’s place. Orange Oriental Hotel 
Malbon George .. Lambton . Central Hotel Muller Selina Ann ... Lord’s-place, vine Rugby Hotel 


Madden, Maude guar- Cook’s Hill ... 
Cian of Kathleen B. 
McNevin, caughter 
and , person entitled 
to obtain probate of 
will of Edith M 


. Cricketers’ Arms 
Hotel 


McNevin (deceased). 
» Adamstown ... 


Masson John 8. 


. Royal Standard 


Hotel. 


O’Brien Patrick 
Pye Walter H. A. 
Roberts John 
Shaw Emma Grace 


Sloane Thomas 
Stibbard George a 
Thompson Elizabeth 


... Forest Reefs.. 
. Orange : 
Mie Summer-st., Orange... 
. Lord’s- place, Orange 


. Peisley-st., Orange .. 
. Lucknow 
.Summer-st., Orange 


... Forest Reefs Hotel 
. Tattersall’s Hotel 


Empire Hotei 

Carrington Club 
Hotel 

. Great Western Hotel 


. Commercial Hotel 


Steam Engine Hotel 


Melton Thoma . Minmi . Northumberland 
vet habas. eth mpi Hotel -t sew PARKES LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Miller Samuel .. . Platts burg . Great Northern Hotel : : 

siiee | Fleming Walter James Parkes ... Commercial Hotel 
Moodie Alfred C, ... Minmi a pt Friendship Froontah Vanissa » Paskes . Tattersall’s Hotel 
Mouat Lawrence D. ... Newcastle . Central Hotel . teal soln hP t pee is Feshanee tote 
Newell Vincent T. ... Hamilton ... Tudor’s Family Hote] o'siuing sls coh Yan ee . Cinhiitowis THotat 
O’Dea Thomas . Newcastle . Great Northern +e, bik ; 

Hotel. 

Olsen Alexander .. Stockton ... Royal Hote! PARRAMATTA LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Penman Robert W. ... Wallsend . Wallsend Colliery 





Hotel. Bacon Charles . Church-street, Parra- White Hart Hotel 
Pricter Arthur . Hamilton ... Hamilton Hotel matta, 
Rawlinson John G. ... Newcastle . Masonic Hotel Beers Priscilla J. . Church-street, Parra- Star Hotel 
Robertson Donald F. Wickham . Bellevue Hotel matta. 


Rodgers John 
Renfrew David 


. Merewether . 
. Plattsburg, Wallsend 


. Terminus Hotel 


Commercial Hotel 


Bransgrove Arthur 


. Liverpool-roac, 


Bankstown. 


MeQuillan’s Hotel 


Richards Thomas . Wallsend . Racecourse Hotel Cains Anne M. . George-street, Parra- Albion Hotel 
Ro berts Herbert L. ... Wallsend . Northumberland matta, 
Hotel. Chandler Cecil H. . Church-street, Parra- Northern Hotel 


Roberts Emily M. 


... Neweasile 


. Locomotive Hotel 


matta. 


Robertson David H::.. Hamilton . Sydney Junction Chessher Leon A... Church-street, Parra- White Horse Hote! 
; Hotel. matta. : 

Robinson Harold J. B. Hamilton .. Northern Star Hotel |Clark William H, .. Sydney-rd., Auburn Locomotive Hotel 

Robinson Robert L. ... Lambton ... Marquis of Lorne /Farne, Wm. H. . Lidcombe ~ ... .. Railway Hotel 


Samuels John 


... Neweasile 


_ Hotel. 


. Crown and Anchor 


Farrell Michael 


. Pennant-street, 


Parramatta. 


Rose and Crown 


Hotel. 


Hotel. Guinery Stephen ... Good-st., Granville ... Granville Hotel 
Shaw John . Wallsend ... Grapes Inn McPherson Colin C. ... George-street, Parra- Park Gate Hotel 
Silva Frank .. Carrington ... Clyde Hotel matta. 
Smith George ... . Lambton .. Northumberland Milverton Annie . Sydney-road,Gran- Vauxhall Inn 


Silcock George 


. Tighe’s Hill ... 


Hotel. 


. Cross Keys Hotel 


Morris George 


le. 


. Church-street, Parra- 


Royal Oak Hotel 


Southon Thomas G. ... Wickham ... Lass 0’ Gowrie Hotel matta 
Sperring Comfort  ... Belmont . Belmont Hotel Nathan David . Prospect ... Prospect Inn 
Stace Reuben . Merewether ... . Prince of Wales Nestor Joanna .. Lidcombe ... Royal Oak Hotel 


Thomson Dugald 
Tierney Patrick J. 


Turnbull Paul... 
Twist Louis 


Wild Luke... 
Wilson Samuel W. 


. Newcastle 
..- Wallsend 
TresidderTheophilus H. wis 

... New Lambton | 


... Merewether .. 
... Hamilton 
. Wallsend 


Neweasi le 


Hotel. 


. Hotel Rawson 

. Terminus Hotel 
... Lord Cardigan Hotel 
..- Duke. of Wellington 


Hotel. 


... Glebe Colliery Hotel 
.. Cambridge Hotel 
... Lemongrove Hotel 


NYMAGEE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Pearson Geo. C. 
Spring Amalie 


Stubley Joshua E. 


Wallington Henry J.... 


Wallington William R. 


... 68 Church-st,, 


Par- 
ramatta. 


. Church-street, Parra- 


matta, 


. Church-street, Parra- 


matta. 
Church-street, Parra- 
matta. 
Blacktown 


General Bourke 
Hotel. 

Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 

Tattersall’s Hotel 


Railway Hotel 


. Royal Hotel 


PATERSON LICENSING DISTRICT, 


.. Hast Gresford 


... Victoria Hotel 


Hennessy William M.... Nymagee . Metropolitan Hotel |Beatty John .. nd 7 
Murphy Peter . Vacy ... . Farmer’s Hotel 
Wilson Alfred . Paterson . Court House Hotel 


NYNGAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Draper James A. 
Vunn James ... 
Simpson James A. 


- Nyngan 


. Marra Creek ... 


gan 


. Barrett’s Hotel 
. Royal Hotel 
... Pineridge Hotel 


ORANGE LICENSING DISTRICT. 





PEAK HILL LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Pepper David 
Reilly John P. 


. Tomingley 
. Peak Hill 


. Royal Hotel 
. Club House Hotel 


PENRITH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Clarke John ... ... Anson-st., Orange ... Prince of Wales Hotel/Chapman William . Penrith . Australian Arms 
Crook William ... Orange by ... Exchange Hotel Hotel. 

Danby Joseph John ... Byng-st., Orange . Gladstone Hotel Devitt James ... . Penrith .. Federal Hotel 

Raye Lionel V. ... Summer-st., Orange Roval Ho‘el Gearin Emily ,.. .. Katoomba ... Railway Hotel 
Farrell Nicholas . Lord’s-place, Orange Occidental Hotel Lack Margaret M. ... Penrith . Red Cow Hotel 
Fitzgerald James F. ... Peisley-st. , Orange ... Station House Hotel |Leavy Elizabeth . Penrith ... Commercial Hotel 
Fricke George H. _... Orange East .. . Vie‘oria Hotel McGee James.. . St. Mary’s ooo ee. Hotel 
Glasson Milton Roy ... Summer-st., Orange Club Hotel Sheppard Fest W.... Blackheath . ... Hydora Hotel 
Goffage John ... . Lord’s-place, Orange Court House Hotel |Simonsens Christie ... Lawson .. Blue Sathya: Hotel 











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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Sign of House. 


PICTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Langbridge Thomas E. Argyle-st., Picton ... 


Commercial Hotel 


PORT STEPHENS LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Barnes Edward A. 
Hancock Frank 
Hennessy Thomas 


--- Bullahdelah ... 
... Stroud sae 
... Bullahdelah ... 


. River View Hotel 
..- Central Hotel 
. Plough Inn 


QUEANBEYAN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Byrne Martin... ... Queanbeyan 
Chinnery Herbert D. Bungendore... 
Davies Evan ... ... Queanbeyan 
Hungerford Henry J.S. Queanbeyan — 
McAlister John O.  ... Bungendore... 
Walsh Catherine ... Hoskingtown 


... Royal Hotel 

... Royal Hotel 

.. Commercial Hotel 
. Victoria Hotel 

... Lake George Hotel 
. Victoria Hotel 


QUIRINDI LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Britton William J. 
Fogarty Hanorah 
Mitchell Stewart B. 


... Quirindi 
:.. Quirindi 
... Quirindi 


Terminus Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 
Central Hotel 


RAYMOND TERRACE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Morgan David J. 
Morris John 8. om 
Unicomb Stanley C. 


. Raymond Terrace ... 
. Raymond Terrace ... 
Raymond Terrace ... 


Clare Castle Hotel 
Junction Inn 
Cosmopolitan Hotel 


RICHMOND RIVER LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Kelly Olif M. ... . Casino ae aed 
Murray Francis F, . Casino 

Newton John J. . Casino Ane aie 
Nolan William . Coraki Be 
Pinkerton James —... Coraki asa 


eee 


Oxford Hotel 
Tattersall’s Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 
Coraki Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


RYDE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


..- Great North 
Gladesville. 
..- Woolwich 


Evans James W. 


Plasto Thomas EH. 


road, Bay View Hotel 


Woolwich Pier Hote] 


RYLSTONE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Blunden James CC. ... Capertee 


Farrar John William... Rylstone 
Fletcher John R. ... Rylstone 


Royal Hotel 


Rylstone Hotel 
Globe Hotel 


SCONE LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Scone... 
. Scone... 
Gundy 


Ferris John R. 
Hardcastle James 
Moylan John Francis... 


O’Neile Henry W. ©... Scone... 
Poynting Stanley R. ... Scone... 
Simpson Mary J. . Scone... 


-.- Golden Fleece Hotel 
... Railway Hotel 
. Northern Miners’ 


Hotel. 


... Empire Hotel 
... Willow Tree Hotel 
. Belmore Hotel 


SHOALHAVEN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bentick Alfred KE.  ... Nowra 


Boyd Ellen M. ... Nowra ee 
Johnson Charles G. ... Nowra 
Shirley Harold F.  ... Berry... 


eee 


eee 


eee 


Empire Hotel 
Bridge Hotel 
Albion Hotel 
Commercial! Hotel 


SINGLETON LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Barrett James Henry George-st., Singleton 
Benson Mary ... 
Bunn Catherine E. 
Burke Bernard ... Burke-st., Singleton 
Bressington Charles E, George-st., Singleton 
Cummins Edward 
Hardcastle Cecil H. 
McPhee Archie 8. 








ee 


... John-st., Singleton ... 
... John-st., Singleton ... 


. 2chn-st., Singleton)... 
... John-st., Singleton ... 
... John-st., Singleton ... 


Caledonian Hotel 
Central Hotel 
Albion Hotel 
Court House Hotel 
Percy Hotel 
Imperial Hotei 
Criterion Hotel 
Club House Hotel 





_|Ameil Thomas J. 


.|McCafirey John T... 
McFarland Charles W. 





Bannan John M. 








‘|Warren James Joseph Urana 





Name. Situation of House. | Sign of House, 





TAMWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


.. Dungowan ... .-- Loch’s Hotel 


Butler Henry... —_... Peel-st., Tamworth... Town and Country 
Hotel 
..- Ison’s Family Hotei 


Clayton Nellie -.. West Tamworth 
. '... Locomotive Hotel 


Davis Robert D. . Currabubula 


Dower Francis 
Hughes James H. 
Inches, James B. 


... Peel-st., Tamworth ... Empire Hotel 
. Peel-st., Tamworth Tamworth Hotel 
. Somerton «.- Somerton Inn 


Keys Bernard J. 
Lloyd Charles 
Maguire Joseph C. 


... Kootingal ... Railway Hotel 

.. Marius-st., Tamworth Royal Hotel 

. Peel-st., Tamworth  ‘Tatitersall’s Hotel 

. Peel-st., Tamworth... Federal Hotel 
Tamworth ... ..- Club House Hotel 

McLernon James’... Peel-st., Tamworth... Great Northern Hotel 

Nail Ewan H. ... Peel-st., Tamworth... Criterion Hotel 

Pearl Edward C. . Peel-st., Tamworth... Court House Hotel 

Rose Augustus J. %... Marius-st., Tamworth Commerciai Hotel 

Ryan Daniel ... --- Moor Creek ... ... Crotty’s Hotel 

Schofield John ... Nundle ..- Peel Inn 

Trim John P. ... Peel-st., Tamworth... Caledonian Hotel 

Turner Robert S. _... Peel-st., Tamworth... Exchange Hotel 

Westaway John .. Bowling Alley Point Tattersall’s Hotel 

Woods Sydney A. ... West Tamworth ... Royal Oak Hotel 

Yates Rowland M. ... Peel-st., Tamworth... Prince of Wales Hotel 


TEMORA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Shamrock Hotel 
see «.. Railway Hotel 

. Tattersall’s Hotel 
Exchange Hotel 


eee Lemora 
-e. Temora 
... Temora Ass BE . 
«.. Sebastorol ... mae 


Corbett Bridget M. 
Dwyer Patrick J. 
Hickey Ernest A. 
Northcote Carew 


»-» Hoskins-st., Temora Royal Exchange 


Hotel. 
O’Brien Robert «.. Temora ane «.. Family Hotel 
O’Keefe Thomas __... Grogan ese = save Traveller’s Rest Hotel 


Queensland Hotel 
Westminster Hotel 
Federal Hotel 

... Club Hotel 

.-- Bristol Hotel 


Shappere Asher J. _ ... Temora ae a 

Sheehan Jeremiah J.... Hoskins-st., Temora 

Smith Owen ... ... Temora sae see 

Spicer Archibald B. ... Temora : 

Turner James ... Temora ete 
: 


TENTERFIELD LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Leggett Walter ... Tenterfield ... ... Exchange Hotel 
O’Keefe Lawrence P. ‘Tenterfield ... ... Commercial Hotel 
Ross James A. ... Tenterfield ... ... Criterion Hotel 
Stewart William F, ... Tenterfield ... ... Royal Hotel 
Young Elick E. ... Deepwater ... ... Deepwater Hotel] 


TUMBARUMBA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


--- Lumbarumba ... Union Hotel 

-.- Tumbarumba ... Tattersall’s Hotel 
... Tumbarumba ... Tumbarumba Hotel 
... Glenroy, near Tum- Glenroy Hotel 


barumba. 


Blomley George O. 
Cayirylys Emma 
Heinecke Fritz F. 
Woodhouse Charles 


TUMUT LICENSING DISTRICT, 


Best Sidney Victor ... Gilmore — ... Gilmore Hotel 
Cowan Michael J. ... Adelong ... Royal Hotel 
. Woolnack Hotel 


Delander Hannah E. Tumut : 
Downing Rebecca . Tumut do ... Star Hotel 
Madigan James FE. ... Tumut ae ... Oriental Hotel 


Shamrock Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


Grahamstown us 
Tumut & a 
Tumut-st., Adelong 


McCarron Henry J. ... 
O’Brien William D. P. 
Windridge Frederick J. 


URALLA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Brown William A. .... Uralla ... Tattersall’s Hotel 
Cooper Joseph G..... Uralla --- Royal Hotel 
Wales William J. «-» Commercial Hote] 


--. Uralla ées 


URANA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Royal Hotel . 
... Boree Creek Hote 
1. ~~ «eee Royal George Hotel 


Urana 
... Boree Creek 


Jackson John Henry 
Lawrence Thomas 





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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4227 





Neme, | ‘Situation of House. Sign of House. 





WAGGA WAGGA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Anderson Hugo ... Wagga Wagga . Commercial Hotel 

Boulton William A. ... Wagga Wagga . Criterion Hotel 

Bridle Henry W. . Baylis-st., Wagga Railway Hotel 
Wagga. 

« Lareutta-rd., 
Wagga. 

. Wagga Wagga 


Burke Charles T. Wagga Royal George Hotel 


Bye Frederick C. ... Sportsman’s Arms 
Hotel. 
. Exchange Hotel 
... Junction Hotel 
. All Nations Hotel 
. Federal Hotel 
Racecourse Hotel 


Cameron Robert J. 
Camplin Albert 
Carmody Margaret 
Clegg Charles .. 
Collier Flora .. 


«. Wagga Wagga 
. Wagga Wagga 
.. Wagga Wagga 
. Wagga Wagga 
. Kincaid-st., Wagga 


Wagga. 
Cutler Sabina... ... Wagga Wagga . Club House Hotel 
Donnelly Edward G.. .. Wagga Wagga . Viaduct Hotel 


.. Horse and 
Hotel. 


. Tattersall’s Hotel 


Egan, Michael . Upper Tarcutta Jockey 


Foster James ... . Wagga Wagga 


Harris Donald ... Wagga Wagga - Golden Age Hotel 

Juppenlatz Annie ... Wagga veneer . Wagga Hotel 

Kiely Thomas... .. Wagga Wagg: . Terminus Hotel 

Leaver Annie E. ... Larcutta- rd. veces, Farmers’ Home Hotel 

Lysaught Alfred . Alfred Town.. .-e Prince Alfred Hotel 

M:Donough Henry ... Wagga Wagea Advance Australia, 
Hotel. 

McLean John F. . Wagga Wagga - Golden Fleece Hotel 


- Home Hotel 


. 
. 


Macpherson Angus 
Nash Bridget ... 
Norman Herbert B. 


Wagga Wagga 
Wagga Wagga 


5 - Freemasons’ Hotel 
..- The Rock 


nd King’s Own Hotel 


Pratt Angelina, -.- North Wagga Wagga Black Swan Hotel 
Rose, Alexander 8S. ... Wagga Wagga --» Royal Hotel 
Scott James J. -.. Wagga Wagga . Australian Hotel 
Seymour Margaret ... Wagga Wagga ... Bridge Hotel 


ee 
se 


Sloane John ... . Wagga Wagga 
Slocum Charles 8. ... Wagga Wagga 
Sweeney William J. ... Wagga Wagga 

enke Martin . Wagga Wagga 


. Albury Hotel 

- Union Club Hotel 
... Squatters’ Hotel 
ees Pastoral Hotel 


WALCHA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


MacDonald Alexander Pakington-street, New England Hotel 
M. Walcha. 
.. Derby-street, Walcha Apsley Hotel 

. Walcha Eee ..: Commercial Hotel 

. Walcha Royal Hotel 


Potiri George . 
Ryan James ... 
Waller John A. 


WALGETT LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Beckett Catherine ... Weetalibah ... ... Weetalibah Hotel 
Evans Roland A. ... Walgett ... Royal Hotel 
Ferney William . Come-by-Chance . Come-by-Chance 


Hotel. 

... Commercial Hotel 
. Mogit Mogil Hotel 
.. Commercial Hotel 

... British Arms Hotel 
Gooraway . .. Gooraway Hotel 
Collarendabri ... Tattersall’s Hotel 

- Dangar Bridge, near Barwon Inn 

Walgett. 


WARIALDA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Angledool ... 
«.. Mogil Mogil ... 
... Walgett 

. Goondabluie 


Hammond Joseph 
Harris Charles I. 
Judge Richard J. 
Picton George KE... 
Pritchard Louisa A. 8. 
Slocombe William G. 
Weate Louisa M. 


Campbell John B. . Warialda ©... . White Swan Hotel 
Guyer John. ... Warialda _... ... Commercial Hotel 
Scutt William . Hope-st., Warialda ... Royal Hotel 


WARREN LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Scherf Frederick ... Albion Hotel 
Simpson Elsie M. ... Tenandra Hotel 


.. Warren 
... Tenandra 


WEE WAA LICENSING DISTRICT. 


. Coronation Hotel 
.. Pilliga Hotel 


... Burren Junction 
... Pilliga 


Holland George 
Meakin George 


WELLINGTON LICENSING DISTRICT. 


... Wellington ... ... Tattersall’s Hotel 

... North Wellington ... Commonwealth Hote 
McCormick Thomas ... Wellington ... .. Club House Hotel 
McGahey, Henry F’. ... Lee-st., Wellington Bridge Hotel 

Neich Oswald .. Percy- ste, Wellington Royal Hotel 

Sloane Lillie H. . Eucharcena ... .. Warne Hotel 


Fletcher Enoch 
Guinan Michael 


\O’ Brien John M. 





Name. 


‘Situation of House, Sign of House. 





WENTWORTH LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Dunn Julius G. 
Garraway Charles 
Ivers Patrick ... 


... Wentworth ... 
. Pooncarie ... Ae 
. Burtundy, Went- 


... Wentworth Hotel 
Telegraph Hotel 
Burtundy Hotel 


worth. 
Medley George J. . Euston a ..- Royal Hotel 
Shailer Susanna . Euston .. Huston Hotel 


Wilkinson Louisa 
Williams John 


. Gol Gol, Wentworth 
. Wentworth . 


Gol Gol Hotel 
- Crown Hotel 


WHITE Pe are DISTRICT. 


Allison Thomas 


Finch William James 


. Wilcannia to White Victoria Hotel 


Cliffs road. 
Wilcannia to White Beefwood Hotel 


Cliffs road. 


WINDSOR LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bolger Daniel J. 50 
Byron Raymond B. . 
Campbell Albert R.. ... 
Curl Thomas ... 
Duff James... 
Griffin Alice 


ee 


Howard Edith 


Judd Robert Hewlett... 
Simmons David G. 


Walsh James ... 


. George-st., Windsor 


--. North Richmond 


Railway Hotel 


. Richmond .- Imperial Hotel 
Richmond . Commercial Hotel 
George-st., Windsor... Royal Hotel 
Richmond - Royal Hotel 
. George-st., Windsor Royal Exchange 
Hotel. 
. St. Albans.” ... ... Settler's Arms Hotel 


George-st., Windsor.,. Fitzroy Hotei 


. Windsor- ireeas Rich- Black Horse Hotel 


-mond. 
... Riverview Hotel 


WOLLONGONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Bode Mary . . 
Doyle Peter T. ore 
Furney Thomas 8. 
Galvin Mary Ann 


Hargraves Clarence ... 


John. 
Jakins Barton W. 


Lowney Susan 


... Wollongong ... 


. Figtree os 
..- Wollongong ... 


. Woonona ... 
... Figtree 
ons Wollongong a 


... Hotel Victoria 
... Freemason’s Hotel 
... Mount Keira Hotel 
... Brighton Hotel 
Commercial Hotel 


Wollongong... 


Wollongong .,. a. 


. Royal Hotel 
... Figtree Inn 
.. Royal Alfred Hotel 


WYALONG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Edmunds Clifford C, 


Marshall Roseanna 


. Barmedman 
Sunderland, Edward A. 


Morangarell ... . Morangarell Hotel 
. Barmedman Hotel 


Barmedman . Queensland Hotel 


YASS LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Barton George R. 
Bradford John 
Cox Josiah George 


Dowling Marie Ann .,. 
» Yass .+ 


Duddleston Rachel 
Francis Reginald John 
Grace John J.... 
McDermott Mary 
Ryan Bernard 


Taylor John 


... Cooma-street, Yass ... 
. Cooma-street, Yass... 
... Gunning 


... Bowning : 
. North Yass as 
. Murrumbateman 


oo. Yass Wes 


Yass Hotel 

Royal Hotel 

... Telegraph Hotel 

... Dalton Hotel 

.. Club House Hotel 

Cooma- epeptt Visa, ... Australian Hotel 

... Commercial Hotel 
.. North Yass Hotel 
. Murrumbateman 

Hotel. 
... Commercial Hotel 


Dalton 


YOUNG LICENSING DISTRICT. 


Cornell John .. 


Cooney Thomas 
Costigan John J. 


Hargraves Thomas J. 


Liddiard Alfred W. ... 


MeclIllhatton Charles V. 
McMahon Bridget 
Murdoch James 


Peacock David 
Poppett Arthur W. 
Scoles William J. 


Short Thomas... 
Vieq Arthur ... 
Webb Thomas J. 


nn LAanEERInE DEERME Renae 


... Harden 
. Young 


Fs Murrumburrah 
... Murrumburrah 
Norris William John ... 
eyVouns 
... Young oe 5 
. Monteagle ... ase 


. Young 40: at 
... Murrumburrah 
. Marengo ... 


Barnett John J. ... Young : . Railway Hotel 
Bruce Arthur ... of Murrumburrah . Commercial Hotel 
Conlon Thomas J. ... Young . Oddfellows’ Arms 


Hotel 


... Wombat-road, Young Rose and Crown 


Hotel. 

.. Commercial Hotel 
... Great Eastern Hotel 
.. Albion Hotel 
... Federal Hotel 
... Burrangong Hotel 
... Telegraph Hotel 
... Exchange Hotel 
.... Royal Hotel 

. Australian Hotel 
. Commercial Hotel 
Royal Hotel 


Young 
Young 
Young g 


Young 


Criterion Hotel 
... Criterion Hotel 
... Marengo Hotel 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


[23 Ave., 1918. 


as following Return of Posiicays’ Licenszs, which have been issued from the Ist June to 3lst July, 1918, under the 
“Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 





Name of Licensee, 


Situation of House. 





Sign of House. 


Period of License, 
































From | To 
ALBuRY Licrnsina DIstRIcr. 
Carter, William ... Walla Walla ee ...| Walla Walla Hotel .. - 15 July, ne 14 July, 1919 
Foley, John ...| Gerogery ... Gerogery Hotel 6° 9 5» » 
McCormick, Walter T....| Henty ... : ..| Henty Hotel... 28 Jan., 1917...| 27 Jan., 1918 
McCormick, Walter T. ...| Henty : ..| Henty Hotel .. 0) 38 1918.| 27 , 1919 
Spier, Basil A. ...| Culcairn : ..| Hotel Culeairn 28 July, . 27 July, 4 
Wigg, Jobn G. ...| Brocklesby ; ; .-| Brocklesby Hotel 18 Feb., 1917...| 17 Feb., 1918 
Wigg, John G. .| Brocklesby cas id ..| Brocklesby Hotel is, 1918)..| 17 ,, 1919 
ARMIDALE Licensine District. 
Cantor, Harry E. ...( Armidale .., .| Imperial Hotel ane .| 20 June, 1918...{ 19 June, 1919 
Ward, Andley E. ...| GQuyra .| Royal Hotel... Pete ouiys ss 4 Lh Suly; Ps 
Baiuina LICENSING Drsrricr. 
Nolan, Michael V. .| South Woodburn ,, vee ...{ Empire Hotel mae ..j 22 July, 1918...) 21 July, 1919 
BaLEaNaLD Licensina DistTRict. 
Carter, James 2 Homebush, near Balranald .| Homebush Hotel ... re{ 24 July, Hess 23 July, 1919 
Griffiths, William H. ... Clare $5 .| Royal Hotel ... a 28 25 Wh ae & 
BARRABA Licensine DisrEiot. 
Hall, Oliver H. | Manilla .{ Imperial Hotel .( 20 June, 1918.../ 19 June, 1919 
Messenger, Herbert H. ...| Manilla ...| Royal Hotel ... 13 July, , 12July, , 
: Batuvurst Licensine DistTRicr. 
Condon, Thomas... | O’Connell .., .| O’Connell Hotel 5: | 14 July, 1918...{ 13 July, 1919 
Wade, Abraham J. ..| Rockley Club House Hotel ... 14 ,, Sov Ie - 
Berea Licrnsina DISTRICT. 
Beresford, James H. uM Bega ...| Central Hotel is ‘i 26 June, 1918 ..; 25 June, 1919 
Wynne, Charles ... ...| Bega | Metropolitan Hotel... ou) hee “ Bs Ss 
Bextineren Licensine District. 
Bryce, Charles .. 21 Urunga sS, ...| Ocean View Hotel ... .{ 16 July, 1918...{ 15 July, 1919 
Cordwell, Arthur J. ..| Repton ...| Raleigh Hotel ay MAUD. o 1 ” i Mss % 
Hemmy, Simon .., ...| Fernmount ...| Imperial Hotel ; 13. 5, PA 12 , ” 
McFadyen, John D._...} Bellingen ... .| Federal Hotel aci0 2» ” ” 
BereimMa Licensine DistRicr. 
Frost, Thomas A. Robertson... a 594 ...( Criterion Hotel 12 July, 1918 | 11 July, 1919 
Scott, Thomas E. Bundanoon : as ...| Royal Hotel... 107.7; a Gia ‘ 
Binegara LICENSING DISTRICT. 
Armstrong, Lucas J. ,,.{ Maitland-street, Bingara Riverview Hotel ..; LV July, 1918 ..| 10 July, 1919 
O’Brien, Phillip E. ..| Horton River, Upper Horton ...| Horton Hotel ANC RNS Soi oy PA Laat. «4 
Lyons, Mary Ann Maitland-street, Bingara .e-| Royal Hotel ... rele aa, 3 29 , re 
Tufrey, Amelia ... ...| Maitland-atreet, Bingara ..| Imperial Hotel eh Lae % 10 55 4 
White, Charles E. ...| Cobbadah .. a 4 .| Cobbadah Hotel el 28.28 m4 Pt en 3 
BomBata Licensine DistTRict. 
Sims, James ves| Delegate a Nelegate Hotel ..{ 8July, 1918 | 2July, 1919 
Wilton, samuel P. ..| Cathcart ... Federal Hotel veel LO Auaiy ay 9Aug., , 
Bourke Licensina District. 
Buff, Horatio ...| Byrock Commercial Hotel ... 5 July, 1918 4 July, 1919 
Greeves, David ... ...| Bourke Union Hotel... 6 is % Bide ss5 5 
O’xhannessy, Mary A. ...| North Bourke Australian Hotel 31 = Bly i 
O’Shannessy, Michael E. pA sie pe et ...| Post Office Hotel 40% ee 22 
Sharpe, Ezra — Bourke .., ae ...| Tattersall’s Hotel 22 a 33 21s : 
Starr, Henry T. ...| Bourke iia ...| Oxford Hotel 19 June, ,, 18 June, ,, 
Warmoll, Robert H. ...| Dry Lake ... F Warraweena Hotel ... 17 July, _,, 16 July, ,, 
Bratpwoop Licensina District. 
Leyden, James ... ..| Araluen ...| Araluen Arms Ha ../ 8July, 1918..; 2July, 1919 
BREWARBINA Licensine Diserror. 
Buckley, Charles H. .{ Cato Oreek, Brewarrina .. .{ Cato Hotel ane 1 Aug., 1918...{ 31 July, 1919 
Hortle, Stanley L. ..| Gongolgon .| Riverview Hotel  ... 12July, , Tae Aa 
Saunders, James H. .| Bathurst-street, Brewarrina .| Barwon Hotel abot) ee 3 nee a 
Brispank Waree Licrensina DistTRI0cT 
Knight, Joseph W. .{ Tuggerah ... ty .| Tuggerah Lakes Hotel 19 July, 1918. 18 July, 1919 


23 Aua., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 





Name of Licensee. 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Situation of House. 


Sirn of House. 


4229 








Period of Lusense. 





From To 
Broxen Hitt Licensine DistRicr. 
Barrett, Arthur H, .| Argent-street, Broken Hill ...| Sydney Club Hotel... ., 15 July, ...1918, 14 July, 1919. 
Batler, William H.  ...| Menindie-road, Broken Hill Quandong Hotel eee 5 ae ier s 3 
Chandler, Henry... ...| Argent-street, Broken Hill .| Commercial Hotel ,.. Fhe ASooer 55 a lost Lear a 
Drew, Samuel ...| Beryl-street, Railway Town,| Kising Sun Hotel .., see 2h ch eer eer a 
Broken Hill. 
Fairhead, John J. Oxide-street, Broken Hill .».| Southern Cross Hotel 280i, Me kes|\ 24! 25 a 
Fitzpatrick, Kegina ...| Orystal-street, Broken Hill Royal Mail Hotel ... 28. (C,, Be osc t tires Sey : 
Johns, Charles A. ..| Broken Hill ; Crystal Hotel 4 13..}5; 5 12 ey a 
Kieswetter, William: H....) Broken Hill Sportsman’s Arms Hotel Lb iy py 14 ,, ps 
Lonsdale, George ...| Argent-street, Broken Hill Criterion Hotel UNG de Saree ‘i 
Morris, Westbury H. ...) Argent-street, Broken Hill Royal Hotel 4June, ,, 3 June, ,, 
Page, Hercules ... ...| South Broken Hill 1 Gladstone Hotel 28 July, _,, 27 July, ,, 
Pascoe, Joseph J. ...| Stephens Creek, near Broten H ill Mount Gipps Hotel... Toa A WZ a 
Samuel, Alice H. Broken Hiil ‘ .. | Wileannia Club Hotel 1s . eee 4 
Scott, George W... ...| Blende-street, Broken Hill ...| Adelaide Club Hotel Loieres ie Pa fe 
Thomas, Alfred G. .| Oxide and William sts., Broken| Mulga Hill Hotel fe .N Ce ie seat Mle 23 
Hill. 
Walpole, Frederick W....| South Broken Hill 4 Union Club Hotel ... Pa el UU a a elise 47 . 
Walpole, Henry C. .| Oxide-street, Broken Hill Royal Hotel... igi” f Sleest lan te 7m 
Burrowa Licensine District. 
Rooney, Alice... ..{ Bookham ... tee Federal Hotel 1 Aug., 1918...| 31 July, 1919 
CAMPBELLTOWN LICENSING Disrrror. 
Sexton, Sara Por ...| Campbelltown ...| Federal Hotel ..[ 18 July, 1918...{ 12 July, 1919 
Cazrcoak Licensine DISTRICT. 
Calnane, Christopher Tuena -. 43 Tuena Hotel.. . | 29 July, 1918...{ 28 July, 1919 
vans, Thomas L. Mount McDonald | Royal Exchange Hotel peel Laie a 13a a 
Smeaton, Rober... aie .| Burraga Royal Hotel .. eee Alerter mA Zia Aa 
Cassinis Licensine Districr. 
Fleming, Christian McD ..| Green Hills, Mudgee-Cassilis road/ Green Hills Hotel .. 19 July, 1918...{ 18 July, 1919 
Nairve, Thomas H. ...| Coolah a New Central Hotel... nn Page er a 
Shearman, Rowland J....; Coolah .| Commercial Hotel ,.. 23°, wand, Some FA 
Copark LIceNsING J)IsTRICT. 
Chaston, Julia. ...) Cobar oar Ba a .| Empire Hotel AS | 10 July, 1918...) 9July, 1919 
Griffiths, Byron J. ...| Double Gates .| Double Gates Hotel... .| 10duly, , 9 July, _,, 
Smiles, Alicia ...) Cobar or Great Western Hotel «| 23duly, 3, 1 duly; oc 
Conpoxsotin Licensine District. 
Campbell, Frank E.  ..,) Three Peaks, Melrose ...| Melrose Hotel | OJuly, 1918...; SJuly, 1919 
Cooma Licensrne DistR#0T. 
Coffey, Nicholas J. | Cooma ...| Railway Hotel ...| 18 July, 1918 ..{/ 17 July, 1919 
CoonaBARABRAN Licenstne Disrxicr. 
McNaboe, Georze ...| Bugaldi ... aS: a's ...| Cedars Hotel { 19 July, 1918 18 July, 1919 
CooNAMBLE Licensine DIstTRI0T. 
Byrnes, Alfred G. J. .| Gilgandra..., bi a ...| Tattersall’s Hotel 25 July, 1918...) 24 July, 1919 
Curran, Honora ... Gilgandra .. +34 lf ...| Royal Hotel .., 3 Aug, , 2 Aug., 5 
Geach, Sidney O. Bourbah ... “he as ..| Bourbah Hotel Beuly, 3, «| Aduly, 55 
McDowall, Douglas Coonamble Hotel Coonamble DPA. 5 4 Aug., 
Rae, Frank Mg Quambone Post Office Hotel 19 July, , 18 Juls, 5 
Whiteman, Arthnr Gilgandra.. ...| Railway Hotel y's a 16... ss » 
Young, John T.. Coovsamble ...| Club House Hotel ... 1 ye ahs x 16, .\j; ” 
CooTAMuNDRA Licensine District. 
Power, George ... Muttama ... ...{ Commercial Hotel ... «| 2duly, 1918..| 1 July, “1919 
Corowa Licrensine District. 
Ellis, William .. .| Corowa .| Newmarket Hotel ... 27 July, 1918...) 26 July, 1919 
Mitchell, Thomas Quat Quatta Quat Quatta Hotel ... 20 irs 0) sel hae » 
McNamara, Joseph .| Corowa ...| Corowa Hotel ; LAug., , | 31, » 
Cowra Liczensina District. 
Alexander, Louis ..| Cowra ...| Imperial Hotel w.( 12 July, 1918...) 11 July, 1919 
. DENILIQUIN Licensine Districr, 
Lloyd, Frank Wanganella me Wanganella Hotel .., 5 July, 1918...; 4July, 1919 
Wallace, William J. ...| Conargo-road, Deniliquin 4 | Royal Mail Hotel 4 y ” 3» »” 



























































Name of Licensee. 


Brophy, John C. 


Byrne, William H. J. .. 


Byrnes, John H. P. 
Dunn, Thomas H. 


Fitzgerald, Elizabeth M... 


Johnstone, Emma 
Smith, Walter D. 


Gough, George ... 
Robertson, James 


Clifford, Cornelius F. 
Martin, John C... 


Laneyrie, Augustus L. 
.| South Forbes 


Pascoe, James 


£inderberry, J ohn J. 


Brabner, William 
Young, Ernest 


Ewen, Frederick P, 
Harvey, Charles G. 
Hogg, Gertrude ... 

McDonald, Rose A. 


Beaton, Charles J. 
Cartmill, John ... 


Duggan, Bridget... 
McLennan, George M.. 


Reid, Thomas , 
Small, Henry G.... 
Beazley, William F. 
Frazer, James 


Logan, Lightly T, 
Miller, Frank ,., 


Carey, Malachi ... 
Field, Frederick J. 
Gavin, John 


Hunt, Annie 
Sheahan, Mary A. 


Lorenzo, Thomas J. 
Merrick, Albert EH. 


Moylan, Rose 


Bloom, Henry J.... 
Cripps, William § 
Fu'ler, Charles ,,. 


Cooper, Arthur W. 


Laurie, Robert ... 
Williams, Mary ... 


Bogle, Robert V. 
Edwards, Archie.,, 


Quinlan, James T. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


...| Collie 





oor 


Mundooran 


.| Mundooran 


.| Wongarbon 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued, 


Situation of Premises. 


Dousso Licensine DIistRiot. 


Talbragar-street, Dubbo... 


.| Balladoran ae 
: Bolaro- street, Dunedoo , 6 


Wyndham 
Pambula ... 


.| Collie Hotel... 


.| Mundooran Hotel ... 
.| Royal Hotel... 

.| Caledonian Hotel 
.| Castlereagh Hotel ... 


toe 


Balladoran Hotel 





Royal Hotel... 


Epen Licensina District. 


soe ece 


Robbie Burns Hotel 





.| Commercial Hotel ... 


Forsers Licensing District. 


Dowling-street, Forbes .., 
Rankin-street, Forbes 


Hugowra ... 


Eugowra ... 


Glen Innes 


.| Glencoe 


.{ Crookwell... 


Crookwell ... 


a Marulan ... 


...| Goulburn ... 





South Grafton 
Nymboida... 


Grafton ... 
| @lenreagh ves 


...| South Grafton 
...| Copmanhurst 


Caragabal... 


.| Grenfell... 


Goolagorg 


Oe ly ne 


...| Gundagai .. 





he Nangus .., 


.| Coolac 
.| Gundagai ... 
.| Jugiong 


Gunnedsh,., 
Carroll 


Gunnedah... 


| Globe Hotel... 


Club House Hotel ist 
Club House Hotel ... 
South Forbes Hotel... 


.| Post Office Hotel ... 


Gurn Innes Liognstine Disreror. 


eee 





Club Hotel ... ane 
Glencoe Hotel ae 


Gounpugn Licengsina District. 


° 





Tattersall’s Hotel 


...| Criterion Hotel 
...| Terminus Hotel 
.| Hotel Imperial 


n Licrensine District. 


Great Northern Hotel 
Nymboida Hotel 


| Lion Hotel ... vat 


Glenreagh Hotel ... 


.| Reid’s Family Hotel 


Small’s Hotel 


GRENFELL Licensinc Disreict. 


.| Commercial Hotel 
.| Bimbi Hotel... 


Royal Hotel... 


Exchange Hotel ,.. 


GunpaGalI Licensina Distrror. 


...| Family Hotel ax 
.| Nangus Hotel 


Beehive Hotel iss 
Railway Hotel 


..| Jugiong Hotel vee 


GUNNEDAH Licznsina District. 


Grand Central Hotel 
Post Office Hotel 





.) Royal Hotel ,.. vee 


Hartiey Licensina District. 


Main-street, Lithgow 


.| Newnes 


My Portland if 





Pine and Murray streets, Hay ... 


W ollomumbi 


Hillgrove ... 


Mossgie} 


.| Hillston 


»... Humula ... 


...| Court House Hotel .. 


| Stammer’s Hotel ... 
.| Coronation Hotel .., 


Hay Licensine Disreicr. 


Terminus Hotel “i 


HirieR0ve Licsnsine District. 


oe 


Hiiiteton L 


.| Anchor Hotel a6 
.| Sydney Hotel bi 


ICENSING D1IstTRICcT. 
Royal Hotel... eee 


Federal Hotel 


Horsroox Licensine District. 


eee eee 





Humula Hotel 








— 











[23 Ava, 1918, 


Period of License. 

















From | To 
22 July, 1918 ‘| 21 July, 1919 
Welt ” ” .| 16 ” ” 

4 » ” re 3 ” ” 
i2 » | Il oy ” 
12 n” ” f 11 ” ” 

3 ” ” 2 » ” 
19 YT] » ° 18 ” 39 

..{ 19 July, 1918...) 18 July, 1919 
16 5 ” 1, »” 

5 July, 1918 4 July, 1919 

5 ” C7] 4 » ” 
22 ” ” 21 9 ” 
29» ” 28 ” 

6 in ” 55, ” 
20 July, 1918...) 19 July, 1919 
18 ,, nol IT oy ” 

\ 
16 July, 1918...| 15 July, 1919 
29 y y | 280 ,, " 
17 ” ” 44 16 ” ” 
16 ,, " lb y x 
17 July, 1918...{ 16 July, 1919 

9 »” ” eee 8 ” ” 
10, Bh One bes ” 
11 ” ct ed 10 » ” 

9 ” 3” 8 ” ” 

7 » ” 6 ” » 
29'Aug., 1918,.;| 28 Aug, ‘1919 
26 July, 1918...; 25 July, 1919 
30 ” ” dat 29 ” ” 
29 ” ” 28 3 » 

2July, 1918. 1 July, 1919 
13 ” »” . 12 ” » 
11 ” ” 10 ” ” 

2 ” ” 1 ” be) 

2 Aug ’ PP uy Aug > ” 

5 Aug., 1918 4 Aug., 1919 
14Julv, ,, 13 July; ,, 
21 ” ” 20 ” ” 

17 July, 1918...) 16 July, 1919 

3 ” ” JY 2 ” ” 
22 » BE) eae 2 Cd ” 

6 July, 1918... SJuly, 1919 

7 June, 1918...| 6 June, 1919 

Gi dna pecs 5July, ,, 

5 Aug., 1918 4 Aug., 1919 
21 duly,*., ., «|. 20 Tulyyt Jy) 

8 July, 1918 7 July, 1919 








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a taret an 
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PUBLICANS’ LICHNSES—continued. 


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Peri ; 
Sign of House. . ie. periediot License. 
From 











Name of Licensee. Situation of Haovse, 








INVERELL Licensina District. 


George, William P. Bundarra .,, 









































aes od Nas «| Commercial Hotel ... ..) 13 daly, 1918...) 12 Jul 

Gross, George a. »».| Swanvale eee Pre ..| Half-way House Hotel ’...) 21 fas Pa ie eat ie 

Mahady, Mary ..  «.| Elsmore ... ., 4! Belmore Arm’ Hotel ggron Boa 2078S 

Nash, James W.... e.| Inverell .... ci a ..| Railway Hotel 2 

Skippen, N athaniel =...) Howell . sveagh NL Se m hadisad Hata ead 0: Me 4 . mar a i 4 

Ward, Leslic ..  .,., Wandsworth ..,  ,,, ».| Half-way House Hotel .,,) 24July, 4...) 23 July, 3 

JERILDERIE Lronnsina Disrxr0r7. 

Allen, Arthur J... «| Barooga ... ee ot ...) Barooga Hotel 16 July, 1918...) 15 July, 1919 

Bond, Elizabeth S. | Berrigan .., se ie -.| Momolong Hotel ... | 

Bowyer, Augustus |... Finley, |, 2°) ““) Muppal Hotel 14 nee yale 

Casey, Henry H.. ‘:.| Tocumwal.,.. eae “ «| Tattersall’s Hotel ... ooe| L255, d wee [ ed ‘ z 

Staples, Francis ... . .,./ Tooumwal... ave af! ..| Tocumwal Hotel ... wR Talyy yy) oe 6 July, iy 

Stewart, John W. «| Finley: .., vs be »-| Terminus Hotel... {22 June, .,, ...; 21 June, ',, 

JoNgE Licensina Disraicr. | 
McConville, James T. ...J Junee .., von oe, ss] Broadway Hotel... «i{ 13 July, 1918...{ 12 July, 1919 
Kiama Licgensine District, 

Bergin, William Owen {a| Gerringong 1 aeons] Gerringong Hotel .. —...| 29 July, 1918.../ 28 July, 1919 
person entitled 'to ob- | 
tain probate of will of 
Thomas Bergin, de- 
ceased) (sec. 116). 

Lismorg Liosxsine Disraricr, 

Herring, Frederick J, ,,.) Eltham -,., Ses ete +1-| Mayfield Hotel ike wf 20Suly, 1918. 20 Jul 1919 

Houlahan, Thomas ,..| Lismore ... «4 ee MES Hotel Metropole... a 10 rf t “a ri ” 

O’Neill, Michael ».| Lismore ... rt, ned .| Commercial Hotel ... coe] LDS Y m 18 £ Fa 

‘Mactxay Lrosnsixe Disreror, 
Hardie, Walter W. —...| Harwood ..6 445 | 44... | Harwood Hotel ..{ 5 July, 1918.,.!° 4July, 1919 
“8 Macigay River Licensine Disreicr. 

Anderson, James C. x..[ Gladstone dee Si ..-| Gladstone Hotel .., «| 29 duly, 1918...) 28 July, 1919 

Whelan, Ernest P, .».| Jerseyville o0e ...| Pelican Island Hotel ees] esOp aU | se 6 Alig... 4" 

Hough, Mervyn A. R, ,,,| East Kempsey ase ...| Federal Hotel we oe . bh wets, ps 

McQuade, James... «--| Kempsey .,., TO ove ...| Victoria Hotel nie vai coeuly, y ».| 2uuly, 7) 

Maitranp Licensine District. ; 
Bonomini, Camillo | Aberdare, Cossnock i .».| Caledonia Hotel | 9 July, ie 8 July, 1919 
Miller, George .., »».| Cessnock ... vee ey | Cessnock Hotel PAE gore 4 a. 
MAnnin@ River Licexsina Distaicr. 

Beeton, Horace .., ...| Taree ace 4 Ne .| Royal Hotel... ies ...( 24 July, 1918...) 23 July, 1919 

Foster, William EH. XK, ...| Gloucester ae ..-| Commercial Hotel ... |) 24 Dune, Fe ah ca dune, 4, 

Tooley, Harold V, «| Forster... ae aid .| Lakes and Ocean Hotel 3July, , 2 Julyy: | 

Merninpviz Licensine Disreiot, 
Meiden, William E,  ,..! Menindie .., ne bed ...| Menindie Hotel ..| 11 Aug., 1918...| 10 Aug.,, 1919 
METROPOLITAN LicENsina District. 

Bann, Thomas B. ...| Clifton Gardens, Mosman ...| Clifton Gardens Hotel .| 20 Aug., 1918 ...| 19 Aug., 1919 

Brice, Thomas .., ..| 33 and 35 Kent-street, Sydney...) Captain Cook Hotel ijebiedune,',) «| 10 dane, “5 

Brosnan, John ... «.| Abercrombie and Cleveland} Abercrombie Hotel ... | 16 duly,, y «| 16duly, 

streets, Redfern. 

Brown, Frank E. ..| Carlow-street, North Sydney ...| North Sydney Hotel ..| 12 June, ,, 11 June,’ ,, 

Conway, Cornelius ..| Botany-road, Alexandria .| Glenroy Hotel - resis ZOO UL an ee 22 July, » 

Daymond, Thomas W. ...| George-street, Belmore ... ...| St. George Hotel | 27 dune, 4 26 June, ,, 

Donohoe, Thomas | Mort-street, Balmain... ---| Star Hotel ... ove .»| 14July, ,, 13 July,» 

Falstein, Abram M. __....| Liverpool-street, Sydney... ..| Green Park Hotel ... dari ala Aone x L eae » 

Feehely, Edward J. _...| Botany-road, Waterloo ass .| Clifton Hotel aes ry! We aia a 16,. 5, “ 

Gallagher, Fanny ...| Arthur-street, Sydney .., Athletic Club Hotel Ais Naps a Hi holly iv 

Greenwood, Caroline ,..| Railway and Terminus streets, Carrington Hotel .., seal Ce Aes | se 1 Aug, x 

Petersham. 

Hain, John vs ——'ass| Riley and Albion streets, Bytae Sunbeam Hotel... 21July, ,, 20 Iaty, *» 

Hayes, Arnold .., ..| Allen-street, Pyrmont .... Woolbrokers’ Arms Hotel... 3 nes » 2» » 

Kennedy, Herbert F, ...| Bourke-street, Darlinghurst .,,| Beresford Hotel... pF PL an he bY: see " 

Layfield, John ... oe) Argyle and Harrington streets,| Civic Hotel ... 14, eel 28 ry ” 

| . Sydney. , 
McInerney, Thomas M.,..! Mullens and Reynolds streets, West End Hotel .., ind a eee eee ” 
Balmain. 

MacPherson, Donald ...| Bourke-street, Sydney ... .| Bay View Hotel scl ons ge P 6» 19 

O’Brien, Joseph C. ...| Mitchell-road, Alexandria »».| Park View Hotel ... TT Seg ULY >) os 27 July, ,, 

O’Brien, Terence... ...| Kent and Argyle streets, Lawl Lord Nelson Hotel .., ...| 27 June, 5, 26 June,  » 

Price, Lionel . »-.| Botany-road, Mascot... .| Tennyson Hotel | 16July, 5 «| duly, » 

Reid, ‘Alexander G. .»-| Bay-street, Watson's Bay ...| Palace Hotel ...| 24 June, 23 June, » 

Bich, George B.. ...| Tennyson-road, Mortlake ..| Palace Hotel vee veo dS QSTUlY,: > 26 July, jn) 

Rowan, Stephen iz ...| Belmore-road, Randwick » .s| Royal Hotel... aheBbovgs ss 20.59 7) 

Rowe, Catherine... | Kent & Margaret streets, a Union Hotel. of 26 Juve, » «.| 25June, , 

Ryan, Henry ... _...| Foveaux-street, Sydney oe McNamara’s Family Hotel...| 24d uly, 23 July, 





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PUBLIOCANS’ LICENSHS—coutinued. 


| Period of License. 


Brame of Licensee. Sijuation of House. Sign of House, 
From | To 














Metropoxitan Licensina DistRict—continued. 


Smith, John U. .., ...| Castlereagh-street, Sydney ...| Hotel Australia. ..| 24dune, 1818...] 23 June, 1919 
Smith, Joseph K. ...| Penshurst-street, Willoughby ...| Hotel Willoughby .. oon] Jeb eee ” ” 
Smyth, Bridget ., «».| Sydenham-road, "Marrickville .{ General Gordon Hotel ...| 31 duly, 4 ...| 30July, =, 
Stuart, Robert .., ..| Port Hacking... on ..| Simpson’s Family Hotel ...| 24 ,, n onl 23 9 ” 


Mitpaninga Licenstne Disteror: bh 
Barraclough, Francis W. {| Wonnaminte, Broken Hill road | Iduna Park Hotel ... | 9 July, 1918...) SJuly, 1919 


Motone Licensine Disreiot. ; 
Reed, ArthurG.H. ...{ Manildra...  .., «.» + ss,| Imperial Hotel .,  ...f 16 July, 1918...| 15 July, 1919 


Moree Licensine DistRi07. 


Buxton, Albert E. .}| Moree | ,,. ne éva +] Central Hotel po «.( 14 Aug., 1918,..; 13 Aug., 1919 
Cavanagh, Ernest ©. ...| Pallamallawa .., on ».«} Pioneer Hotel ae | 20July, , ..pA9uly, 
Jurd, Jane Rss ...| Watercourse ve #34 ss.| Watercourse Hotel ,.. won| (8. Uh ay best x é 
Kelton, William J. ...| Terry Hie Hie... is «>| Welcome Inn ‘ie FiO AUB, Gun asta Aeon as 


MePherson, Hugh J.. ..:| Moree Ba v3 sh +s} Post Office Hotel ... we] Sduly,. yy defo 2Suly, 55 

Toohey, John ... «| Moree VE 590 .--| Hotel Moree... ay seal 28 99 Peery sa 5 ; 
Morgvya Licensine District. 

Sutherland, Alex. .«{ Tilba Tilba AS Ree ...{ Tilba Tilba Hotel .., | 15 June, 1918,,,f 14 June, 1919 


Moupexrr Licensine DistRrcT. 
Buchanan, Charles E. .../ Ulan ive 208 on. .«| Post Office Hotel ... ‘a 27 July, 1918.,.| 26 July, 1919 


Harper, Charles «.. sso] Mudgee ... Ann fod ...| Mudgee Hotel ces 26.. 5; » wt kbobe e 
Langbridge, William H,,,| Mudgee ... a4 ogous Maan Hall Hotel ... ae Moons ap corto i 
McGrath, Francis AM Cooyal ae ne iH set Cooyal Hotel 6a a 16» » ay MGardlp a 


Ellis, William ... ...| Lewis-street, Mudgee... ...| Railway Hotel i | 27 4s Pomoc © 


MurwHiumMBan Licenstna DismRect. 
Balzer, William HK. se)| Murwillumbah ,.. eat | Australian Hotel ... y+| 80. duly, .1918...| 29 July, 1919 


Fackerell, Edward J. ...| Murwillumbah ... es ...| Imperial Hotel uy ey. ae aren e-:- irs * 
Harkness, Frank, junior...) Mullumbimby  «. si] «| Court House: Hotel. ?, ste AUG, los, 14-5) COAG, 4, 
McLean, John ass s-| South Murwillumbah ... eo| Royal Hotel... a | Oduly,  y 8July, » 


Parker, John A..., ...| Tweed Heads... ane sia ariel F ectiane ores oh si herk ak ps oe 1G. ee oth 
Wells, Annie M..., | Tweed Heads hie by «| Wells’ Fami ¥ Hotel. Re ee a iar ec: Rawr va 


MuswBiLBRooK AND Merton -Liognsine DistrRiot. 





Taylor, Frederick J. ...{ Denman .,.. v4 tej ».| Denman Hotel $89 ...| 18 July, 1918...) 17 July, 1919 
Nampvuoca Licenstna DistRIict. 

McNiven, Walter S. ...{ Macksville Bes ...| Nambucca Hotel .., «| 6 Aug, 1918... 5 Aug. 1919 

Sullivan, William C. F.,,.| High-street, Bowraville .. .-«| Bowra Hotel... al | 80July, , ...| duly, ,, 


NappaBei Licensina DistRicr. 
Duff, James... «| Gurley Siding 1. vii ...| Royal Mail Hotel ... | 8 Aug. 1918...f 2Aug., 1919 


NAERBANDERA Licenstina Distrior. 


Ward, Edward J. Whitton ... 4 vat ...( Albion Hotel ey) 4 July, 1918... 
ee 3 


” ” eee 


3 July, : 1919 
2 


» n 


Gleeson, Michael J. .| Darlington Point .. vee .| Punt Hotel .., ge ie 











NewoastLe Licensine District. ‘ 


Crotty, Patrick ... Islington ... Mae ie ...| Changing Station Hotel ...{ 19 June, 1918.,:] 18 June, 1919 
Genge, Dora (widow and Islington ... P as ...| Hamilton Station Hotel .,.| 7duly, ,, ...| 6duly, 


sole executrix and agent " 

under license, of Daniel 

Genge). “tu 
Healey, John J. . ...| New Lambton .., aes ...,| Sportsman’s Arms Hotel ...|) 3duly,  , ..| 2July, , 
Hillier, Patrick. . ...| Swansea ... bs tr ...| Swansea Hotel Sas iat aoe raf ‘ 
Hopkinson, George ..| Rhondda ... 7 Ral ...| Rhondda Hotel .... tek Ae Oy | sy ceed SL ORS 
Johnson, John J. ...| Carrington See tag a’ ..-| Cosmopolitan Hote ry ‘Eoes] EB 8's) oeeh OS TING, ow 
Langbridge, George T.”...| Adamstown ie iad ..-| Commercial Hotel . «| Sduly, ",, «| 4duly, , 
McCartney, John ..| Newcastle... tak ips ...| Centennial Hotel .., | 4June, , ...,) 18June, , 
McKenzie, John... ...| Lambton ... ca ...| Beservoir Hotel... yal SOY, “yy os A dulyy 
McVay, Charles .. ...| Catherine Hill Bay PP ...| Wallarah Hotel ... i tO ees |} Ke ae ee 
Meehan, Daniel ... ...| Merewether he shh ...| Beach Hotel... ae dy > tame oo. tel Se ee i 
Messenger, George ...| Carrington | nt ee ...| Criterion Hotel ae 8%, PR el ago * 
Milgate, John R, ...| Stockton .., sas sae .--| General Washington Hotel | 6 Aug, » ..| SAug, , 
Power, John a Stockton .., i Hee ...| Federal Hotel nf 10 July, ,, ...) 9 duly," 
Sherwood, William H.: Teralba ... “ee “ee ve| Great Northern Hotel vat aT “Ae pa ts 
Smith, William. ... #e ‘| West Wallsend ... pel ...| Clyde Inn ... rh frye (te tal ee 2 
Streeter, Edith M. vee| Oonditt, |”... oe oH ...| Cardiff Hotel wei AO gh 8 gree “gst ane S 


Nyma@ze Licensina District. 


Finn, George: J. {es ...(, Nymagee ... Commercial Hotel ... «| 20 June, 1918.,,; 19 June, 1919 
Purvis, Lillian E. E. . ...] Nymagee-Cobar road, 24 miles Priory Hotel... widl Tinces lo Biri g 
Rr from Nymagee. 


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-PUBLIOANS', LICENSES—continued, 
mise" Period of License, 
.  Nameof Licensee, _ ' Situation of House, «- Sign of House, — ; 
nett From | To ° 
Nynean Licensing DisrRior. 
Galvin, Lawrence |. 44.| Nyngan... “9 oof +«| Commercial Hotel ,,, eof AL July;, 1918...] 10 July, 1919 
Martin, James 8, o.| Nyngan  .. are nee ...| Court House Hotel... ..| 18 dune, ,, June, ,, 
McKinnon, Alex. ..| Girilambone ave ose ».| Railway Hotel as | 14Jduly, 4 «| 138duly, , 
j [ yiob ag? Ozanen Lropwezna Diseetcr. 


Desriiond, Oathériza’ ‘| Angon-street, Orange ... ° .,..{| Standard Hotel Ait 





inf 26 July, 


1918... 26 July; 





19t9" 
Parkes Liosnsine DistRior. 
Ellercamp, Sydney H. ...| Bogan Gate is wt }..| Railway Hotel bee wifBO dune, 1918...f 29 June, 1919. 
x “ne gy eS n 4 ¥ sy 
PARRAMATTA LicENSING DISTRICT. 
Rees, Walter... ...| George-street, Parramatta ...| Woolpack Hotel ... ...( 27 June, 1918...f 26 June, 1919 
Telfe~ William sed ss Argyle-street, Parramatta ..| Creasey’s Family Hotel .,,} 11 July, . , ...| 10 July, i 
PrngitH Licensinea Disreirot. 
Bourke, Desmond G, __...| Springwood sae ge ate ...| Oriental Hotel ... 3 July, 1918,..} 2July, 1919 
Podmore, George B. ...| Rooty Hill se AY, «| Imperial Hotel va] $Bhaino) 7..9  --ftl Surat : 
Penfold, Ernest F. | Emu Plains iA ae, ...| Orient Hotel 16, eet eo fy rs 
McDonald, Sydney H. ....| Katoomba... “ ie .«| Carrington Hotel hy ar » eve! 165 9 Read 
; Proron Lroznstna Drsrarcr. | 
Curry, Patrick J... ...| Menangle-street, Picton,,, .-»} Olub Hotel ..:, ies ».( 6 July, 1918...{ 5 July, 1919 
Newman, Charles F, __,.,| Argyle-street, Picton... see| George Inn ... ise SELGe 5 eh LB ” 
Port MacgvARIE License DisrRicr, 
Black, Oswald J. ...| Long Flat, (Hastings River)’ ...} Traveller's Rest Hotel  ...| 29 July, 1918...] 28 July, 1919 
QUIRINDI LiceNstina DistRiot. 
Wallace, Herbert B. ,..{ Yarraman.., Pry ie .+| Yarraman Hotel .., +} 2JSuly, 1918;..)} 1July, 1919. 
Id _  Ricamonp River Liczysure Drereacr. asixatO {fs 
Askew, John ..."*4..) Bonalbo ... rr Ri Bonalbo Hotel es ed} 21 Jane, 1918;,,) 20 Tune, 1919 
Carey, Patrick J. »..| Sandilands vr «..| Sandilands Hotel .;.. i seulys Jy ic) LO eGre | 
Kearney, Edward’ s.| Casino |... eae des .«.| Commonwealth Hotel woe] Bourg '..4, 2al.25 a Pe 
Rapp, Henny Rt vee ~aee| Rappville ... se is .».! Commercial Hotel ... ap EOiLNg i, 9 op piel 
, Rypr Licenstne District. 7 08 
Brown, Albert E. ...{ Near Bailway Station, Erde ...| Railway Hotel ... 18 June, 1918...) 17 June, 1919 
Hellings, John H. ‘| Brooklyn ... tee ...| Hawkesbury River Railway Sy, fy peed ScehUUe! ap 

‘ Hotel. ~” ’ ; , 
Mitchell, Alexander’ .,.{ Hornsby ... tee ...| Railway Hotel 189) 5; i Limes = 
Ryan, Patrick J. .»-| Glebe-street, Ryde. aa .-.| Royal Hotel... Sys Ps 2a a 

: Soonz Lrogensina DisrRypr. 
Kilbride, Henry ... ..{| Bunnan ... ott Md tee ...( Cosmopolitan Hotel... 17 July, 1918...) 16 July, 1919 
Martin, Bernard J. ...| Aberdeen .., ae fe bg Commercial Hotel ... 6 June, ‘| 5 June, ,, 

i Sineteron Licensine DisrRior. 

Magill, Francis .., Jerry’s Plains... ...| Commercial Hotel ... | 22 July, 1918.,.( 21 July, 1919 
McGrogan, James ‘| George- -street, Singleton... .-.| Royal Hotel ... ie nec ys Samat: fe SOs) ” 

aby t ) Bik geld Liognsine District. i 
Carey, William J. | oor ana We ...| Railway Hotel ols 21 June, Aaa 2U June, 1919 
Noble, James GC. .., West Tamworth ... it s.s1 Locomotive Hotel ... | 8 duly, TIUys 

TrmMoRna Liornsine DistTERi0T. 
McKenzie, Mary Ann ...{ Ardlethan.., Res Ay ...) London Hotel ies 14 July, 1918...; 13 July, 1919 
Meller, Montieth B. .:.| Ariah Park Ke a ,..| Ariah Park Hotel ... 250 je oe bbe ies es 
Rath, Frederick J. ...| Ardlethan... fae oa ...| Palace Hotel ry 18 ,, Ratt Re P33 " 
Shumack; Edward H. ...| Narfaburra __.... bs ...| Narraburra Hotel ,., ley 14 inp » ob ale mol 
Small, William .... ...| Temora ... Aes oki s| Royal Hotel... : eb Y2 oxy mn id Abiltng » 
Troutt, Georgiana F, ...) Mirrool ... 9 uu) ss) ses Royal Hotel... it ae » lI» » 

My OF yee ; ) Tuxtrrrrenp Licensive District. rbhat 
Griffin, James H.* ©... Deepwater 233 ...( Commercial Hotel .. af 6Faly, 1918...) 5 July, 1919 
Hosking, Anthony hod Wilson's Downfall. 9a ...1 Coach and Horses Hotel ‘| «Hoa PG ee * 
Leis; Lewis J." .:. ...| Tenterfield ide or ...| Railway Hotel ihe en fBO Psy » 6 5 p 

Tomut Licensing DistRicr. 
Anderson, Ellen . Fi as. Diab «.: d ; Royal Hotel ; 14 July, 1918..| 13 July, 1919 
urphy, Emily Mf eee Grahamstown ‘goe aoe oo Cosmopolitan Hotel 24 rr) ”» ” ” 


Kerbs, John’A. | Adelong Ive he we vs] Post Office Hotel ..., 





Py Co 





Namo of Licensee, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


Situation of House. 


O'Toole, Thomas 


Gooley, John... 
Winnacott, John C, 


Devlin, Norman V. 
Rvan, James 


Merry John T. ... 


Irwin, William H. 


Kent, Henry P. ... 
Cross, Christina .., 


Garlick, Patrick C, H. 


Burreli, James R. 


Condon, Robert G. L. 


Head, Hliza KE. ... 
Hall, Charles S. ... 
O’Rourke, Walter 8. 


Forrest, John 
Lake, George... 
Muir, Kate 

Rope, Herbert H. 
Sloane, Benjamin | 
Stibbard, Alfred .. 


Ballands, William H, 
Hennessy, James R. 


Clancy, James J..,.. 
Murphy, Daniel ... 
Williams, George 


Barnctt, Catherine M. 


Barrett, Andrew J. 
Hanson, William C. 
Lee, John... 
Mackrell, 
Fadden. 
Mason, John ~ ... 
Shields, Michael... 
Wheeler, Ellen K. 


; Kelly, Thomas P. 
Loomes, Johannah 
Peters, Edward E. 





Robert Me- 


...| Bendemeer 


..| Lockhart ... 
eee Morundah... 


| Wagga Wagga 
«| Wagga Wagga 


tel New Angledool 


eee Coolatai eee 


v»| Graman .., 
| Wallangra 


| Trangie ... 


wo.( Rowena 


«| Wee Waa... 
eos} Palliga tse 
ae) Wee Waa... 
so! Wee Waa... 


.-| Mumbil ... 

| Wellington 

...| Wellington 
.| Wellington 


«| Wellington 
| Stuart Town 
Willock, "William Edward 


Wellington 


.».{ Ellerslie, Wentworth ‘ay 


-| Wiseman’s Ferry,,. eos 


...| Scarborough 
| Port Kembla 
o-{ Clifton 


...| Yalgogrin ... 


...| West Wyalong 
--.| West qiomene 
Wyalong . 
Ungarie ... 


o-| West Wyalong 


...| Barmedman 


»».| Wyalong .. 


...| Harden .,.. 
vee] VOUNZ! ave 
.| Koorawatha 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 


Sign of House. 


Uratta Licensine Distrror. 
...{ Federal Hotel ae 


Deana Licensine DIstRict. 
ob aah 4 Green’s Gunyah Hotel 
He Le ...| Bellevue Hotel oer 
Waaca Waaaa Licensine Drsrerocr. 
.-.( Carrington Hotel ... 
..| White Horse Hotel... 


Wateerr Lrosnsina Drsteicr, 
«| New Angledool Hotel 


coe eee 


WABIALDA Licensinea District. 
...| Coolatai Hotel AN 


eee vee 


fe vee ...| Graman Hotel ws 
.| McIntyre Inn ve 


eee ere 


Wanrrex Liozneine District. 
...| Royal Hotel oe 


eee eee 


Wee Waa Lrogrnsixne Disreicr. } 
Rowena Hotel ry) 


Albion Hotel bee 
Imperia] Hotel ‘ee 
AM, eg «..| Club House Hotel ... 
wit Imperial Hotel a 


veo ene eo 


eae eee 


WE.tineton Licensina DistRIot. 


...{ Railway Hotel A 
..| Railway Hotel ee 
..| Muir’s Hotel xe 
...| Federal Hotel 

.| Exchange Hotel ... 
.| Railway Hotel ve 
Court House Hotel .,. 


ee eos 


Wenrworth Licensine Disteicr. 
+e Ellerslie Hotel oon 


Winpsor Lresnsine Disterot, 
...{ Hawkesbury Hotel... 


Wo.tonrgone Lricensineé DistRr0r. 


.-| Scarborough Hotel ... 
eve eoe eee Great Eastern Hotel 
.| Imperial Hotel ace 


eee eee 


Wratoxe Liceysina District. 
Royal Hotel... tes 


: ...| Metropolitan Hotel... 
vis ...| Tattersall’s Hotel .., 
a, ...| Grand Central Hotel 
* ...| Ungarie Hotel vee 


Sp ...| Post Office Hotel ..,. 
.| Royal Hotel vhs 
«| Queensland Hotel .,. 


Youna Lioznsine Disrryror. 


w.( Grand, Hotel... ass 
Empire Hotel amae 
Railway Hotel vee 


eee bee eee 








Period of License 
From | To 
| SJuly, 1918..f 4July, 1919. 
+] 25 July, eel 24 July, 1919 
° 4 » so eee td s 
at 18 July, wats. 17 July, 1919 
9 % 8 t ] » 
,.f 27 July, 1918...f 26 July, 1919 
.( 27 July, 1918...) 26 July, 1919 
yoy 5 ILA 92, . 
pee 24 ww ” ooo 23 ts e 
ve) 27 July, 1918...{ 26 July, 1919 
«| 14 Aug,, 1918... 18 Aug, 1919 
of BO July, » «| 29duly, , | 
Sec 2 Beit My Re | LO ties » 
eer ll 8 9 eek 10 ” e 
veel 24 Aug, poe’ ZAG ry gy 
.| 10 July, 1918... O9July, 1919 
BCG ENA lg 56/ BE ry 
eos 27 s »” eee 26 ” » 
eee 9 es B eco 8 t » 
coe 7 n » eee 6 33 ” 
wel Boy nove] Lg » 
eco "i ” ” eee 6 % p 
w+) GJuly, 1918...{ 5 July, 1919 
| 21 July, 1918..,{ 20 July, 1919 
19 July, 1918...) 18 July, 1919 
Bir ty nw cost. Hrng) ~ 
ene 13 » » coe 12 td . } 
| GAug., 1918... 5 Aug, 1919 
ooo 18 July, ” . 17 July, - 
19 June, ,, ...| 18 dune, , 
| 19°, oy eee (LB a9 hs 
° 18 July, ” e 17 July, 2 
| 19dune, , | ISJune, y 
od 14duly, ,  oee} 18 July, » 
oe 18 » n eoe a »” | 
28 July, 1918...{ 27 July, 1919 
° 5 Aug. °9 4 Aug,, ” 
22 July, Pe 21 July, P) 


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» OOLONIAL WINE LICENSES, 


THE following Return of Corowran Wrxs Lrounses, which have been issued from the lst te 3lst Jul 8, 
** Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— ie ge ros 


wees 





Period . 
Name of Licensee, Situation of Premises. ee 


i ‘ From | To 
. 1 Arpury Licensine Districr. . 
Eberle, Henry atin «.| Thurgoona, via Albury ... il We w{ 28 July, 1918 ...| 27-duly, 1919 
Barina Licenstna Drsreicr. 
McDonald, John gue iis «| Evans’ Head ni acs ase by wf 11 duly, 1918 ...{ 10 July, 1919 





Bry@apna Licensing DistRtor. 
Gill, Reuben Ernest... ove J Dinoga fg ay, ose ach ...| 20 July, 1918 ..{ 19 July, 1919 


Broxen Hix Licensina DistRr07. 


Harris, Alexander M, ate ...f Thomas and Oxide streets, Broken Hill «.| 19 July, 1918 ...) 18 July, 1919 
Hempel, Carl Arthur nae ..| Argent-street, Broken Hill ef @inle |» 7 wee + fr 
Jay, Susannah D,... ane ...| Argent and Garnet streets, Broken Hill otk 48 op u Pl LiLa ge ss 
Krantz, Israel ace ofr: ...| Argent and Sulphide streets, Broken Hill o¥alabO . op _ sac ltt A aes ne 


Steinberg, Robert ,,, rep ...! Patton-street, South Broken Hill A elt eh | 99 “4 cool! (Olly. ye 5 


Copar Licgnsine Disreror. 


Price, Gus. ... oes ase ...{ Old Bourke road and Cornish-street, Cobar ...| 31 July, 1918 ..,{ 30 July, .1919 
Wail, Charles EK. 00e vee tee Canbelego ooo 009 ese eco aoe 15 » ” vee 14 ” ” 


Conpqsoumn Licensina Disreicr. 
Watson, George 8. ... ve! os} Bathurst-street, Condobolin ve | 11 July, 1918 ...{ 10 July, 1919 


CooraMUNDERA Licensine DisrRicr. 
Gunter, William T,N. ©... | «// Parker-street, Cootamundra 4 as if 27 July, 1918 .,.| 26 July, 1919 


Corowa Licensin@ District, 
Miles, Philip H. — ave ovo ...! Sanger-stveet, Corowa ... un be .{ 10 Aug., 1918 ...] 9 Aug, 1919 


Forsrs Licensina District. 
Griffiths, Frederick W. ne ».| Parkes-road, Forbes vas us ve | SJuly, 1918 ...f 2July, 1919 


Gurnx Innes Licenstxa Drsteicr. 





Dakérss William cs ose ww] Dundes seh dtp tenerion | 1 daly, 1918. ...| 10 July, 1919 
Yee, Harry ... ee Rec .| Glen Innes... is A Pry aes Seats ( seal aa At 
Young, Pari} Puck Sing .... «4 Glen Innes... od ote ted ine ohh es je Bae n' 


Harriey Licensina Districr. 


Malloy, William M. G. er | Main-street, Lithgow das ile dee {15 July, 1918 .,..{ 14 July, 1919 
McGarry, Robert... ose oo] Hartley  .... a ot foe ecient saci scale LOM ms 


Hitrarove Licensina District. 
O'Neil, John 46 ows Palle 3 George's Creek... 00 0 cen, ewe wef: LZ Tuly, 1918 ...] 16 duly, 1910 


INVERELL LIcENstxa DistrRicr. 








Buxton, Harry vss ve ~—Ss eae { Otho-street, Inverell fed MBAS, BUS ong}, 2A Tule, MIGIS Meneee daly, 1919 
Trefeles, Nicholas... nag ..| Inverell 44 ate Ye ost | eet ack a pe & Ae) Vo 
Lrvgrroor Licrnsina District. 
Wilcoxon, Thomas S, bad we. Macquarie-street, Liverpool se aac ..| 24Jduly, 1918 ...{ 23 July, 1919 
Marrtanp Licensine Disrxior. 
O’Brien, Margaret .. Ns ...| Cessnock-road, Bishop’s Bridge ... — ese ..| 247 uly, 1918 ...) 23 July, 1919 


; Mactray River Licenstna DisteRivr. 

May, Willian bao vee ,... Homebush, Clybucca ry ane sae ..{ 28 Jaly, 1918 ...{ 27 July, 1919 
MeETROPOLITAN LicensinG J)1sTErIor. 

Alexander, William G. sf 16 Albermarle-street, Newtown ... nae ...| 24July, 1918 ..:{ 23 July, 1919 





Aroney, Niclis ee ies ...| 9 Alfred-street, Sydney ... nae ee Baha A _ a eee E 
Arpante, Edgar R. «+. fee ...| 234 George-street, Sydney wee te apa Ls - ele Ot 5 a 
Bamback, Lillian M.... ae e.| LOL Liverpool-street, Sydney... has Sues hy. Redo =e ah Rs - 
Birks, Wilfred S.  ... sce ...| 65 Botany-road, Waterloo ag a elie ins cf mL Sans 5 
Bradshaw, William HE. +e .| 215 Devonshire- street, Sydney ... ye oe ie a aalaeOlnass 4 
Burns, James... ae ave ..-| 289 Darling-street, Balmain or “Ee “ela ete . rk ad <a if 
Byrnes, George T. ... ine ...| 87 Market-street, Sydney... nc ove aeae 33 a wees 5 
Carberry, Pauline. ... bes ...| 593 George-street, Sydney coe “gt Pee Lee os a lb” 4s a 
Casimaty, Peter “ae ose eoe| 235 Pitt-street, Sydney +e 6 ay ALE re - wen LE Yesm scale 99 
Charles, John... see a ...| 106 Walker-street, North Sydney ms Sa} es . aes Obes Be 
Connorty, Edward H. spe »».| 1 Botany-street, Redfern... one ack Ko ra gy ‘ sect omnes rf 
Corbett, Ernest H. ... ies ...| 379 Dowling-street, Sydney ne oes ea See * ve| 14 yy » 
Costa, Jack .. eee «| Mosman Wharf, Mosman HE eee ihe (Oe * he 2 ‘ FS 
Dempsey, Richard Hq. nee e..| 41 Ocean-street, ‘Woollahra ate aus LO lhl » Reals Ac ts ” 
Divola, Domenico... nee .-.| 57 Hrskine-street, Sydney. AC tae | 13 ,, + e-| 12. » 
Donato, Bartoiomeo ... Her ...| 103 King-street, Sydney .. BBE aca eid ERS x Aaa L Sey » 
Dyson, Frances eal)  TE)'a3 Rowe-street, Sydiiey v0) ae ee wef 12 ys + tel Lee ” 
Easterbrook, John T. ar .--| 66 Corso, Manly bn ie pea eemena we | Le oie » oe] 1B 5 » 
Ferguson, Elizabeth .. cee ..| Greendale, via Manly vee ges ass vee| 22 55 » vf 21 yy » 
Fiaschi, Thomas H. ... is pi pa1 0’ Connell- street, Sydney ws XE wi} 22s, » wf QL, ” 
Fletcher, Alfred...  °"! 165 Rowntree-street, Balmain Arie 3 ae Snbligen eo sae ” 





Forsythe, Andrew... ose ...| 388 Pitt-street, Sydney ae eee as ‘| 19 » ” | 18 5, »” 
Fraser, George G. ... ds ...| 7 Park-street, ‘Sydney a ae i ” 


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[23 Ave, 1918, 


———— $$ — — oP 


COLONIAL WINE LICENSES—continued. 








Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. 


so Peri ot License. 











From | To 
Metroporrran Licenstne DistRiot—continued. 
Gehrig, Catherine ... yee .| 251 Marrickville-road, Marrickville .., ...| 26 July, 1918 ...) 25 duly, 1919 
Genders, Isabella ... ot ...| 49 Palace-street, Petersham RS Ss eee] ls ws i ehal) 2Omags » 
Greenberg, Leslie, ...00 is .»| 450 Elizabeth-street, Sydney «1 oe oe} 17 yy vn «yg LE ” 
Henwood, William John ..| 118 George-street, Camperdown... . Biel 20) 55 5) <i Aes » 
Jaubert, George F. ... .. | 9 Pitt-street, Sydney ay i at eed] 23 35 3 ooo] 22 9 ” 
Keane; Hrnest Af er ..| Annette-street, Oatley Bay ne ie seek ae) \. 55 pa ws 19 2m a : 
Kelly, James . Ms ...| 200 William-street, Sydney ... ot 26 «Cy, ¥ ise] BD 55 = 
Lassetter, Henry B. ees ..| 417 George-street, Sydney Ay 14 PEO! 5, 7 woe] 28 59 os 
Livingstone, Mervyn L. O... ...| 47 Windsor-street, Paddington ... A see Ay +99 a 03] (AO aie » 5 
Locantro, Antonino ... ac ...| 88 Park-street, Sydney ... nee vee ie tame p4 OF i 5 le ” 
Loschiavo, and ae aa ...| 60 Park-street, Sydney oy Ae) ae e ee EO ep ” 
Munford, Charles F... pa ...| 357 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt ua rest 18-9 sh 5 Be ie » 
Neale, Harry C. ute 5) .| 121 Bondi-road, Bondi ay ¥ J cel De. (135 8 2g"s » 
Poinsenet, Emile =... aN we] 165 Bathurst-street; Sho alan gai rae |e 3 | 14s ” 
Price, Charles é. ...| 22 Hunter-street, Sydney... af palin i) ae “ wl 14, i 
Reitano, Guiseppe v4 ...| 188-140 King-street, Sydney 423 5% ose : wit 16 5 » 
Shannon, Patrick J. ... A .-( 510 Cleveland-street, Sydney ... ey oer ae 4s ae oat LOM § 
Siddens, John... Ae we ...| 95-97 Glebe-road, Glebe. pgs 4 reall GO) 95 ss 29° ” 
Wood, Robert a ves ...| 703 Darling-street, Rozelle sa diy Aen tee Alas o 26, 2» P 
Wright, Samuel se ..| 210 King*street, Newtown if TP SB |y, 99° ssh 24 oy 3 
Zimmerman, Carl ,., +e . 384 Oxford-stroet, Woollahra in ve M28 yy 9 steh 22-5, ” 
Morersz Licensina Disteicr. 
Morgan, John vis se se Heber-street, Moree yodoling wikidl July, 1918 ...j 10 July, 1919 
Mopert Licensina Disrerot, 
Roth, Adam... isi ve .| Pipe Clay, near Mudgee. °° 40. ty i) 12 July, 1918 A 11 July, 1919) ) 
Roth, Louis ... oat An .| Canadian Lead, near Mudgee ..., al eT ae 5 i) Bees a5 
Namspvccoa Licrnsine Disrgior. .., Cheap pee E- 3 
England, Hannah Ann ae ...| Deep Creek... ae oF AA sie of 1 Aug, 1918 ...f 31 July, 1919 
NewoastLe Lioznernea DisrEror. ‘ dabyw tis ; 
Petherbridge, Thomas 8. _... sas Market-street, Newcastle... oe yen eof 24 July, 1918 i 23 July, 1919 
Poyner, John KE... oa al Cockle Creek Avs ve ts os ” | LO ” 
Onaner Licensine Distriot, 7 ’ : 
Offner; August ry ay «.| Vine Hill, Orange... ive he aid vp STuly, 1918 it 67 July, 1919 
PexgitH Lroznsine Disteior, 
Goldstein, Louis P. 44. 0 4. 14 Katoomba-strect, Katoomba 9.00 as) af 8 Tuly, 1918 4/7 duly, 1919 
Port Streuens Licensing Disreror. 
Weismantel, Andrew ae ..| Weismantel’s rar ne is tee ».( L4duly, 1918 ...| 18 July, 1919 
: RayMonp TrRRace Lioenstxa Dieraior, . ; : 
Bambach, John seh ts ...{ Nine-mile, Stroud-road ... ae se | 29 July, 1918 ...| 28Jduly, 1919 
Tremors Licensina Disrrict. 
Meagher, John, & Co. sas ve Temora _.se0 iy asa on ape «| 18 July, 1918 12 July, 1919 
Russell, Phillip Xe 0 .| Temora Ay 4a app as a A ~ A » n 
TUMBARUMBA LICENSING DisrRior. 
Reed, George H. ws the ...| Tumbarumba Ue sa ah ae | 17 July, 1918 ...{ 16 July, 1919 
» Urana Licensine Disreror. 
Cahill, John J. + ass .»| Oaklands... ae woe oon vee | 30duly, 1918 ...) 29duly, 1919 
Weuineton Liosnsine Disrrior, 
Pauchon, Joseph - aT .«{ Lee-street, Wellington ,,, eS «{ 17 July, 1918 ..,.{ 16 July, 1919 








en 


BREWERS’ LICENSES. 





THE following Return of Brawens’ Ltonrses, which have been issued from the 1st to 81st July, 1918, under the 


“ Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information: — 


. Name of Licensee. 





Situation of Premises. 
From 








Bariurst Licknsina Disrxrott, 


Strickland, William Edward ...| Rankin and Durham streets, Bathurst .., 


wf 16 July, 1918 


Broken Hirt Licensine District, 
1.) Beryl-street, North Broken Hill we woul 021 Tuly, 1918 


Harriey Liorxsina Disrericr. 
Jones, John Alexander Stammers .,.) Near. Oakey Park, Lithgow 


May, Frederick A, ,., 


vee oon 


4//25 July, 1918 


Temora Licznsin@ Disreict, 


Upper Temora -... dee 


Tewkesbury, Alphonso Reed és wif 2k Tule, 1918 


niece EE nee Reise sean cise 











Period of Livelve, 
_ ® 





.. | 20 July, 1919 
.,|.24 Duly, 1919: 


23. July; 1919. 


23 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4937 
ee ‘ - 
SPIRIT MHROHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Spratt M#ROHANTs’ Lioenses, which have been issued from the Ist to Sist J uly, 1918, 
under the “Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 
prema i 8 et. ees} i a haat Ri 





Period of Lipense. 


Name of Licensee. 
: From | To 


Bituation of Premises. | 








~—_—_——_— 





Bourke Licensina DistRiot. 
Hales (Limited) ~ .., et | Oxley-street, Bourke iat 1g ahs ..| 80 July, 1918 .,.) 29 July, 1919 


Broxen Hitt Licensine DistRror. 


May, Frederick A. ... ....— «s.| Orystal-street, Broken Hill et ees f 19 Tully, 1918 “| 18 July, 1919 
Hempel, Edward Albert William ...) William-street, Broken Hill bak ue at at, eG A gas) BO ys 


Cassizis Licrnsine Disreicr. 


or 


Abrahams &Co.,J.M. .. ...{ Binnia-street,Ooolah 4. ewes | : 1S Tuly, 1918...) 17 July, 1919 
; Lismore Licensine Disreict, 
Taplin,Geéorge R. .., " ‘| Little Keen street, Lismore —.., or i./ 25 July, 1918. ...| 24 July, 1919 
‘ Merroponitan Licensine DistRior. 
Clark, Arthur W. ... say ‘| Pitt and Bridge streets, Sydney ... et «.) 16 July, 1918...) 15 July, 1919 
Griffith, Arthur «< .., ts ..| New South Head road and Newcaatle-street,) 7 , 5 it 6s y 
Rose Bay. ° 
Rea, John Ambrose .., i ...| Basement, 76 Pitt-street, Syduey 408 wUMG' = y ss il SOUS a 
Remfry, Frederick John .., | 844 Pitt-street, Sydney ... vee ive feel ee 3s < ail FE" 4 a 
Stewart, William J. ... 6a +s.) Burwood-road, Burwood ... sea eee wey S Mes | 6 Anges 
Schaffer, Ernest J. ... on ...| 169 Clarence-street, Sydney tak wes iret °% in ait BO ;) 
Scott and Holladay (Ltd.) ... —s....| 314 Pitt-street; Sydney (Ground Floor) {8d faly; , ° ...| SF Tuy,’ 
Westgarth, Ronald .., Se .| 7 Spring-street, Sydney ... vid ud Ce ae veal 1B - 


Woods, John... ni hie ...| 8366 Sussex-street, Sydney thy sas Pee Ye . oe eee au 
NABRANDERA Licknsine Disrrrot, 
Richards & Co, (Ltd.), Solomon ...| Bolton and East streets, Narrandera ... | 21 duly, 1918...) 20 duly, 1919 
NewoastLe Licenstne Disreror. . 
Petherbridge, Thomas 8. ... ...| Market-street, Newcastle... Wee vee «| 24 July, 1918 _...| 28 July; 1919 
Waaea Waaea Licenstna Disterior. 
Mahon and Headley Propty. (Ltd.)..., Wagga Wagga... sha i) Bee ..{ 5 July, 1918 ...) 4 July, 1919 





BILLIARD LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Brrz1arp Lioznses, which have been issued from the 1st to 31st July, 1918, under. the 
“ Billiards and Bagatelle Act, 1902,” and which expire on the 3lst December, 1918, is published for general information :— 

















Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of House. ucla Name of Licensee. | Situation and Sign of House. ee 
Bovrxer Licensing DistERict. MegErRoroxuiran Licensina District. 


Okely, Emma __...| Royal Hotel, Louth... _...| Billiard. | Vernon, William G..{ 147 King-street, Sydney —_ ...) Billiard. 
CoONABARABRAN Licensing DisrRicr. 
Ah Nim, Charles ...| Binnaway ... sit ...! Billiard, 
CoonamBLiE Liosnsrxna DistRi0t. 


Oranear Licensina Distro. 
Perry, Bertie ..| Spring-street, Spring Hill ..,| Billiard, 


Wilson, John A. ...) Gulargambone 45 +»»{ Billiard. Rytstone Lioznsine Distarcr. 
Deniziguin Licensine Disreicr. Garland, John J. ...{ Angus-avenue, Kandos _,,,| Billiard, 
Hogan, Daniel ...| Barham Hotel, Barham ...| Billiard, Wf inaidh Lidersrra Disratb: 


Hay Licensing Disrrior. . ? ; Billiard 
Murray, Frederick...) Tattersall’s Hotel, Hay ..) Billiard, Scherf, waders ..., Albion Hotel, Warren va{ Billiar 
JeRILDERIE Licensine Drsretcr. Wetrreron Lrozrnsrna Distercr. 


Walsh, Catherine .,.{ Berrigan oes ..| Billiard. | Nolan, Joseph Wellington ... at 
Edward) 


.«| Billiard. 





AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Avottonrgrs’ Licensss, which have been issued from Ist to 31st July, 1918, upon og ne 
granted at Special Meetings, under the “ Auctioneers Licensing Act, 1898,” and which expire on the 3lst December, 1918, 18 
published for general information :— ; . 














ure of 

Name of Licensee. District. | yee Ne | Name of Licensee, | District. Tats 8 

: ee Osc IN Le Peeer ne rreeCN: MAMATTTD TRY, a canna a ed ere AE 
Langford, Sydney H. | Broken Hill ...| District. Milling, Oliver L.  «s. ...| Mudgee ... iu yoy 
Cohen, Albert B.— ... ...| Burwood .. ...| General. Paice, Lionel C. tue bi do ws ve . 
Stone, John G. W. ... .«.| Coonabarabran ...| District. Thurlow, Henry R. ... ...| Narrabri... tee ro 
Mitchell, Richard T..,.. ...| Cowra se wei do Moon, Raymond J. ... ...| Narrandera i 
Mackie; Frederick ... | ...! Dubbo... ats do Lyne, George R. .. v.| Newcastle... ++ de 8 , 
Ryder, Harold O. ... +s..| Grenfell ... the do Bundy, Benjamin F..,,, ...| Paddington Ws ie : 
Leary, Edwin J... ...| Gundagai ... 4 do O’Dea, Daniel J... va} Parkes 9... 9 se ak a 
Upton, Thomas N. ,., ...| Hartley ... v8 do Armstrong, Ernest H. ...| Port Macquarie ... re : 
Sullings, Garnet @. ... | Inverell... a do Miles, Oliver ... ca ...| Queanbeyan ii a 
Conn, Leslie ... aoe ...| Macleay River .... do j McMillan, Duncan ... te; do Mrs , 
Scott, John OC. us bet do we do Cleave, Charles ee v.{ Redfern... os rt pei 
Toose, Gordon HE. ... ‘ie do ts do Clark, Stanley A... ...| Richmond River ...} Dis re ‘ 
Clinch, John H. iS ...| Manning River .., do Lawson, Joseph W. ... .. | Tamworth... ses ie 
Gillespie, Allan L. ... .».| Moree a he, do Armstrong, William T. ..| Wellington ot vi 
Gaffney, Thomas... re. do +4 or do Cropper, John fe ...| Wollongong ee 











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(23;.Ava., 1918; 


NEW SOUTH: WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.104. 





TOBACCO; CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of Topacco, Cigars, and CIGARETTES, which have been igsued at the Cromer 
from the Ist to 31st July, 1918, under the “Tobacco Act of 1884,” is published for general information :— 


Period of License. 


Name of Licensee. 


From To 
1918, 1919 
Aglo, Joseph ia ...| 106 Devonshire-street, Surry Hills... ss aie | 8Jduly wl 7 duly. 
Allen, Winifred (Mrs). ...| 140 Cathedral-atreet, Sydney ... ean nee] LO 5s ve] 18 
Armatong, Patrick... ee .».| “ Hopetoun Hotel,” Bourke- street, Sydney .. TUBE wee Seal) Oe oe) Toy 
Asher, Lieb... 5 Bt ..| 21 Kent-street, Miller’ s Point... ie oe : 4 wf Bogs 
Bach, Ludy... va a ...| 44 Carrington- street, Sydney ... af seo abi s vane fe | yoear ae 
Baich, Alexander ... 195 George-street West, Sydney “ ee see a Pa | 2 og 
Barrett, Leonard A. J., manager of| 119 York-street, Sydney ae Ae ose | 16 | 15 
New South Wales Wine: and 
Spirit Co. 
Bareby, Margaret E. . «| 85 Regent-street, Sydney OMBE ate) ome] 22 gp o| AL iy 
Berghouse, Rachel KE.  ... s+| 29 Foveaux-street, Sydney... Ae “se ide Gaal: iL ibe ...| 30 June. 
Berlin, Alfred _..., bos -..| 166 Devonshire-street, Sydney oer 40 Aas baely ies | 5 July. 
Binstead, Jessie K..., ...| 17 Abercrombie-street, Sydney it ay ie «| 16, | 16, 
Bretrall, Grace 4. one ...| 1) Milford-street, Sydney Ke se wad are PF eb ais | 16, 
Briggs, Robert J. «.. aes ee-| 91 Murray-street, Pyrmont ... <e ae eve | 14 9 o| 13 45 
Brown, Ella ae ave ...| 58 Smith-street, Sydney . ... hue ee aff et ee vel 4g 
Brown, Jean on ...| 413 Riley-street, Surry Hills ... acl gee oy ei 4 on ooh silty Ape 
Bullen, Samuel Be bck ..| 98 Market-street, Sydney a Fy. ms ¥ sel til eae cad inv Abney 
Burns, Mary i. ...| 48 Albion-street, Surry Hills ... wee oe eee w| 24» ve] 230g 
Butcher, Mrs. Ruby . ...| 53 Forbes-street, East Sydney bas a ioh we| 23 ves] 22 gg 
Callose, Bartholomew... vee} 22 Campbell-street, Sydney, .. ee ts o..| 28 June «| 27 June. 
Campbell, Henry J. + aae{ “ Australian Inn,” Cathedral-street, Sydney. ve eee one L August ..,| 31 July. 
Carberry, Pauline .. sae ...| 593 George- street, Sydney $o0 vee eee * ” --| 7 August. 
Carman, S. F. (Mys.) x05 --| 834 Liverpool-street, Darlinghurst... ese ay ...| 1 duly ..| 80 June. 
Casamento, Mrs. MEE e| 4188 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ms re de PLO wie, | 9duly. 
Casimaty, Michel . + ..| 187 George-street, Sydney ... “3 sha oa pal GOATS oe] Ton 
Chapman, Mary I... see +-| 168 Anzac-parade, Kensington ose es ne 113, | 120 4 
Choy York (Mrrs.)... set ...| 12 Campbell-street, Sydney ... tos tee | 16 ,, {15 y 
Chubsey, Jane. ac «.| 41 Lower Campbell street, Sydney toe »| 15. ,, w| 144, 
Clark, William ...0 ws ...| “ Manchester Hotel,” Kent-street, Sydney . SOA W ie Peeaeol ©, vor] One 
Coe, Harry .. Ah, .| 53 Bayswater-road, ‘Darlinghurst ae ve] Doo aoe teh 
Cohen, Michael |... oe ee-| 26 First Floor, P.O. Chambers, 114 Pitt- street, Sydney sed 28/5, a ee ete 
Collins, John nae a ...| 404 Harris-street, Ultimo uae uae tee eee ve.| 80 44 | 29 ,, 
Collins, Margaret ... see ...| 484 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ade ws| 29 | 230 
Coveny, Robert 8.... ae | “ British Empire Hotel,” George- -street, Haymarket 2 eS veo A gg 
Cullinan, Martin D. ...| “ Tivoli Hotel,” Castlereagh- street, Sydney .. ve ood] 8 vol 7 op 
Cupitt, William ... | 204 George-street, Sydney w| 28, w| 27 
Dalley, John BE. .-| “Surry Hills Hotel,” Resdrvoir and "Smith dtieets! Surry| 29. ,, wes 2874, 
Hills. 
Davoren, Nina ... vee «| 477 Crown-street, Surry Hills... at o oeO ld Jes Bal Dirge vol Bin 
Deitsch, Edward ... an +. | 19 [da-street, Ultimo ... ie se oo wel 4 yy Pe PP Per 
Dell, Thomas A. ... Ase «| 59 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... nae eee pe sy Sec leO ln, 
Denmead, W.d. ... = .--| “True Briton Hotel, ” 466 Elizabeth- ‘street, Sydney rated Lass aiid SO 
Distillers Co., Ltd., The ,,, --.| Angel-place, Sydney ae af, oe & Arico) |< ees oes] LOdaty 
Douglas, Eva Grace Fi ...| Anzac-parade, South Kensington eee ae vt elie rest 8 np 
Doyle, Bridget... i. .| 512 Cleveland-street, Sydney ... . v| 18 vee] 17 
Dunlop, Maggie aye «| 105 Albion-street, Sydney ae at oe v| 5 January | 4 January. 
Dyer, Annie es “ -.-| “Carlton Club Hotel,’ Young-street, Sydney” vo) 14 July «| 13 July. 
Dyson, George | 4. of -«.| 175 Crown-strect, Sydney os Jee | 10. ,, sool he Degitny 
Egan, John M.'_ .. As .| 386 Victoria-street Darlinghurst aN oo| 17 i | 16 ,; 
Elkan, Joseph Sf a ...| * Oxford Hote},” Stanmor: e-road, Petersham... a PE tj Ped ve] 2 on 
Fentin, J. HE. (Miss) ~ ...| 14 Park-street, Sydney it i ih ik Sos Ie 6 Bale veo] aay 
Finney, Ormonde 8. Se ..-| Darce-street, Long Bay... xe bt Or rigs it) 5 os 
Fitz-Alan, Edward if Rawson-chambers, Rawsore place, Sydney tis raha ee veal LOE ays 
Flower, John E. M. Rus 91 Bourke-street, Sydney ey slo) ates Eom oe 
Foster, William J..,.. Ae “ Foster’s Hotel,” Druitt and “Clarence streets, Sydney re es, . 4» 
Foster, Louise si ae .| 108 Cathedral- street, Sydney .. soo} LEAR oof Teus, 
Freeman, Alfred J. A ...| “New Zealand Hotel,” William- street, Bydaey | 3 » oe] 2 on 
Garrard, Arthur’: .., 268 ...| 46 Harris-street, Pyrmont wea ais on| 4 | 8 ,, 
Gatto, Thomas W. ne ...| 73 Sussex- street, Syduey 29 y Beil Psy 
Gellick, Antonio ... 50 .. | Fairlight Tea Rooms! Dowling ‘and Flinders stroets, Sydney 1500. o.| 14 5 
Gibson, Frank Ge... * ose ...| Liverpool-street, Sydney val val 12) » ot] AL 
Gleeson, Margaret vee | “Lord Wolseley Hote!,” Quarry-street, Ultimo vost Lis +.| 30 Ju Gne¢ 
Goodwin, William... 36 «. | “ Hotel Grand Central, »* 151 Olarence-sta eet, es airtt | 5B gs --| 4 duly. 
Gulliver, Ellen... as ...| 96 Bourke-street, Sydney Lg wae vend 2D)” igs | 28 
Hardeastle, William R. ..... ..,| 85 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... ane ose : 6 » ore] 5s 
Hart, Godfrey L. ... «| “ Emu Inn,” Regent. atreet;, Sydney .. +4 ap ri eee ...| 30 June, 
Heavey, Andrew ... | “Surry Hills Hotel,” Reservoir-street, Sy dney E vos] Lo 5 .| 11 July, 
Hookham, Annie ... ae «| 76 Bourke-street, Fast Sydney tdi ene na Head S 5; Sor} AC pibe 
Horton, Ernest... ae ss 818 Harris-street, Sydney... ae saa dbaee 13, »| 12 
Hubbard, Joseph ... we .--| 188 Goulburn-street, Sydney .: i oe ».| 20 August ...| 19 August. 
Hudson, Sidney M. wis ...| 2 Danbury-place, ‘Ayoca- street, Ranerick i aes iS Be og nl ae 
Humble, Harriet ... es ...| 131 Pyrmont-street, Pyrmont... an ...| 18 July | 17 July. 
Treland, William ... vide “ Harbour View Hotel,” George-street, Sydney HED Ear Yer sect Bins 
Jones, Bertha C. H. wae ...| 221 Victoria-street, Darlinghurst be abe ae URLS «| 18 
Keys, Charley vee Me ...| 188 Cathedral- street, Woolloomooloo... bee wel RT ons «oH BBinae 
King, Williem nae ar ...| 293 Riley-street, Sydney 5 3 eas «| 23 June ...| 22 June. 
Kleisdorff, Ralph .. _ ...| 87 King-street, Sydney » abe fh, : «| 6 July «| 5 duly. 
Lalas, Chris t ei 185 Hay- street, Sydney “+ AY Ax Pent t Ou, vos| D> ob 
Landly, Nicholas ii “ Playgoers’ Hotel, 4 King-street, Sydney nett Ax ‘ Bie ooh Surtiyy 
Lane, Charles, manager of Arar of 46 Young-street, Sydney AZ ee ace Tattbee . 8 » oes] 12 pris 
Sanderson & Co. 

Lattin, Charles 4... ose .| Jones and Quarry streets, Ultimo ... |. ee 31 


rr RN a A in pp 








Situation and Sign of Premises. 








| 1 August ... 

















FE SG ET ee, 


23, Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 





TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. 





Name of Licensee. 





Le Carpentier, Isabella 1... 9). 

Lee, John & Son ... vee 

Levic, Fernand, trading as Fros- 
sard, Levic & Co. 

Levy, Mark noc eee ov 

Lewis, John es ase 

Linkenbagh, Thomas £, ... ‘7 


Lochhead, James .., oe Az 
Lopez, Fetix see 
Love, J. R. & Co., Ltd. ... 
Lubrano, Frank kK, trading: : ag 
Lubrano and Farrari and United 
French and Australian Wine and 
Spirit Depot. 
McCarthy, Bridget ose 
McGrade, Hugh ... eas 
McKenzie, Martha 
McLoughlin, Mary and McLough- 
lin, Annie, trading as Mary 
McLoughlin. 
McNamara, Bertha ae oe) 
Maddocks, George... tas 
Maher, Patrick ... Te 
Mainprize, Rickman eee oe 
Maloney, James...) ose eee 
Markham, Frederick L, ,.. a 
Marks, Adolph A..., eee ore 


Mathieson, Peter ... ove we 
Matterson, Joseph B. .. ong 
May, Percy wee ar 
Melano, Bernard .., =a 


Meredith, William... as 
Miller, Ernest 408 
Milroy, Mary Ger Act. 
Minn, George 8S. ... nor 
Mitchell, John .., one see 


Mockbell, Kabell .., ate fi 


Moore, John ik tea eee 
Morris, Matilda .., age ‘ 
Morrison, Herbert... wee ae 


Mulholland, Helen ao nee 
Murdoch, George E. aes oc 
Murphy, Patrick ,., eee ees 
Murray, Anderson,,, ery 
Murray, Kate oy soa 
N.S.W. Bookstall Co., Ltd. és 
Oliphant, Lucia... nat oe 
Onyik and Lee, Ltd. ve os. 


.| 4 Blackburn-street, Sydney ... 
...| 6 George-street West, Sydney... Bee 
| 2528 Pitt-street, Sydney on a As See 


mn Frenchman’s-road, Randwick... oat eee ace 
...| 21 Milford-street, Chippendale Jo see eee 


...| 183 Kent-street, Sydney 





Situation and Sign of Premises. 


4 Blashki- -buildings, Elizabeth-street, apse bee eee 


758 George-street, Haymarket vs vee 
Eldon- -chambers, Pitt. street, Sydney. “ tie vee 


143 Bathurst-street, Sydney .. eee ve wel OF ons 
14 Little Oxford street, Sydney 


** Royal Hyde Park Hotel, 2 Bathurst and Blizabeth: str eets, 


Sydney. 
« Hotel Victoria,” George-atreet, Sydney .... tas os 


...| 44 Market- street, Sydney ... sd the a ss 
..| 99 Bathurst- street, Sydney ... ave oa rH) oes 


32 O’Connell-street, Sydney ... we see vee ss 


...| “ Australian Hotel,” George- -street West, Sydney... ves 
...| “ White Lion Hotel, ” Riley-street, Sydney. ‘ os 


“ Surrey Hotel,” King and Castlereagh streets, Sydney ‘ 
Buckingham and Bradford streets, Sydney ... ves oor 


221 Castlereagh-street, Sydney ty sie eee 
16 Foveaux-street, Sydney RK. it 


.| “ Oddfellows Hotel,” 691 George- street, Sydney se ve 


“ Palisade Hotel,” Miller’s Point, Sydney ies eee 
98 Commonwealth- street, Sydney “ee v0 ass 


.| 382 Cleveland-street, Sydney .. eee soe oes 


Corner King and Pitt streets, Sydney was 
54 Market-street. Sydney soe eee sae 
130 William-street, Sydney 


113 Kippax-street, Sydney... 

“Golden Grove Hotel,” corner Alma “and "Raglan ‘streets, 
Darlington. 

75 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... * 

16 Riley-street, Woolloomooloo 


e 
. ace eee 
oe 
oe 


383 Riley-street, Surry Hills ys fee eee vee 
19 Phelp-street, Surry Hills ... oe ae see 


.| “ Petty’s Hotel,” York-street, Sydney ove 


618 Harris-street, Sydney _... ee vee eve 


...| 924 Pitt-street, Sydney... aoa ee wae eee one 
...| 20 King-street, Sydney tel oo 8 ae ted 
.| 180 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... Ree ee ome ta 


130 Oxford-street, Sydney ... vee v0 eee 


213 Thomas-street, Sydney ©... toe no rh uw 


Orr, Mary E. Mes Bice ...| 115 George-street North, Sydney __... oes 
Ovens, Isidore W.... vi, ...| “ Gladstone Hotel,” William-street, Sydney ace rich 
Owen, Louisa E. ... nee ...| 489 Pitt-street, Sydney wai ii. sad sub 
Padey and Wilkins Ai ...| 5 Park-street, Sydney .. awe ape tse aa vee 
Parkins, Arthur... ee waal Park-street, Sydney... a tae f. wee ae 
Parsons, W. J... cad ...| Liverpool-street, Sydney ¥3 be vee tee 68 
Picone, Vincent .., ont ...| 200 Pitt-street, Sydney... ase eee tee see oes 
Picone, Domenico ... de ...| 2 Erskine-street, Sydney eae wai de: ws aes 
Picone, Domenico... Pe ...| 44 Erskine- atreet, Sydney... vee ves 
Piper, Leslie oe Pe ...| “© Terminus Hotel, ” Harris-street, Pyrmont... ie one 
Pitman, Anna ee | 443 Elizabeth- atreet, Sydney .. ve se oe es 
Plummer, Charles... eee .... 23 Forbes-street, Sydney nit oe ae ose ° 
Pointon, Romulus 8. .| 37 Gould-street, Sydney vee vee eee eee 
Proudford, John J. * 994 Castlereagh-street, Sydney iis oes vee oe 
Psaltis, J ohn and Psaltis, Nicholas, Carrington Cafe, King’ s Cross, Darlinghurst ve ee. 
trading as Psaltis Bros. 
Purkington, Henry ae ...| 152 Cathedral- street, Sydney .. vee te ark 
Reid, Mary A... ie ...| Fitzwilliam-road, Vaucluse... tc sas ae 
Richardson, Samuel 'D. aH ...| “ Savoy. Hotel,” "‘Market- street, Sydney oes os oa 
Riddle, Mary aH oN; vee) 14 Buckingham-street, Sydney me i's ood ode 
Robinson, Edwd. G. ci ..| 166a William-street, Sydney a ve eo ae A 
Rogers, Frank __.., are eee} Lia Perouse dey &. 
Roorke, Florence E. ns ..| “ Bristol Arms Hotel, "Sussex-street, “Sydney see 
Kosario, Garguila ... see ...| 771 George-street, Sydney Hy we AE tr. 
Ross, James 0... ...| 67 Foveaux- street, Sydney ... 
Ryan, Henry. ..., a ..| © Macnamara’s Family Hotel,” Foveaux: street, Sydney : 
Ryan, Michael Ree ...| “ A.J.C. Hotel,” Allison- atreet, Randwick ... ay aa 
Saville, James... »..| 160 Flinders-street, Sydney dee te% oe Fer) 
Savage Stores (Ltd.), The Parker-lane, Haymarket, Sydney WO) dae ae rs 


Schaffer, Hrnest, and Stallmann, 
Fred., trading as Stallman and 
Schaffer. 


Searle, James- eee lavtoairreede lt 


See, Maria ... ste 006 eee 
Smith, John Ww. eee eee Roe 


mame 





169 Clarence-street, Sydney ... vee ove eee toe 


316 Pitt-street, Sydney... dval oes ovo ooo ooo 
38 Smith-street, Sydney ooo eoe aoe oon oor 
49 Albion-street, Sydney vee tee eee eos bee 





4239 


Period of License. 


From 
1918 
26 July 
23 cs 
22» 
23 

1 August 

1 July 
Lig 
Is 

5 on 
28 

‘) ” 
25 yy 

8 »” 

3» 
10s 

5 » 
23 ly 

4 ” 
26 
24 yy 
30 4 

9 ” 
28 
1b 
20 » 
31 iy 

7 on 
PEs 

8 » 
30 ,, 
25°, 
ll ,, 
lly 
sles 
11 ,, 
29 » 
27 

45 
22 » 
25 ” 
12) ,, 

1» 
26°, 

5, ” 

1 x 
rd Ul ges 
200); 

8 
PP) Mn 
220 a 
18 -,, 
23 yy 
19 |,, 
26 Cs, 
22 

5» 
30» 
12 , 

1 » 
28 ” 
27» 
15s 
15 ” 

1 August 
30 July 
2) 'n 
16 ” 

6 July 


| Te 
1919 
»»f 25 duly 
os | BAang' 
wf 2b, 
wos pied nergy 
| Sk 
| 80 Seine 
...| 16 July 
if 100, 
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(27 0 


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seh 4 yp 
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ee 22 » 
oe 18 ” 
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. 3 ” 
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oor 29 ” 
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oe 10 ”» 
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103. 
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ee 80 ” 
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23 
20 
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24, 
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30 June 
19 July. 
. 4 wD 
80 June 
19 July 
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. 7 ” 
21 y 
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18 » 
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27 July. 
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4240 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.'104. [23 Ava., 1918. 





TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. 





Period of License 








Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of Premises. 
From To 
; | 1918. 1919. 
Spice, Charlés H, ... it ...| 87 Palmer-stréet, Sydney —.., Ki sit at we} 10 July «| 9 duly. 
Spiteri, Joseph ... we ...| 86 Nicholson-street, Sydney... oe ot itd wi| 12 June ..| LL June. 
Spring, Robert ai a rr .| 143 Regent-street, Sydney baat ia | 27 daly ...| 26 duly, 
Sterry, Fredk. H.. bi ..| Bayswater-road and Barcom-avenue, “‘Aydies. ei 1°10. % 0 Mies © ae 
Stevens, Franéea «.. ar .s:| 850 Crown-street, Sydney veh 4 ead wf BL oy 30 
Swift & Co., Ltd, asd «| 80 Clarence-street, Sydney ... aT awl 1 oy .| 30 June 
Theodotakis, Antonio a. 175 Liverpool-atreet, Sydney . a 4 iz (30 .| 29 July 
Thomas, Madge, and Cohen, Zillah Grey Salon, 283 Moore-street, Sydney Ms is | 11 4, 10 
Thomson, Jean... rr .».|-80 Forbes-street, Sydney ia us i 10 yy pole hg 
Tierney, William A. at ..| “ Hotel Carlton,” Uastlereagh-street, Sydney” x1) a’ 6 ¥ tol Oe 
Tripp, Henry Wm. rr .:| 425 Pitt-street, Sydney... oa bat a) wl 9 ap > 
Trueman,. Robert ... we ...| 167 George-street, Sydney ia we a) ie pit 1B 'Y rapa Sy 
Turner, James M.,... get ...| 372 Bourke- street, Darlinghurst 5 “Se rs wal BE val 28° 5 
Wallace, Eliza ... ai «.| 267 Crown-street, Sydney a 4, + is wl 40, 45° 4, 
Ward, Edith Wee ...| 326 Barcom-avenue, Darlinghurst... ies weg Hi 36 15", 
Watson, danies, & Co., Lid. ° vic 26 King-street, Sydney ii wa 8 ai il 29 y 28 5, 
Williams, Win. A... ws] 76, Palmer- streot, Sydney ee i a i 29 28 
Williams, George ... ve wo] 277 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... i a awl 4g 3 
Willits, Alico (Mrs.) wa «| Corner Palmer and Burton streets, Sy andy... a vit eel gy pg eG: 
Wilson, Alfred... oe ...| 1183 Liverpool-street, Sydney .. Wee ve ie il SSB mt) ae 
Wing, Harry anc cor ve.| 454 Cleveland-street, Surry Hills ot) ne ne | 10» 9» 
Woods, John si ve | ase| 366 Sussex-street, Sydney =. it C8 ES wale Boos 74 
Yaffe, Sarah e3 ii ..| 76 Commonwealth-street, Sydney .. Wu 43% wwf 18 5 iv ¢ 








EEE a 


J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade. 





{1252} be State Fisheries, 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons havo applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock, 


Any persén may, by memorial to the Ohief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be neteiipenied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
area during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when requested 
to do so. , 

E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary, 



































rel | Applicant, | Lovality. | Parich, | Cowttn, [pee en 
Manning River. Yards. 
9862"| Charles Edgar Luthrie Bay in two sections. Section 1, adjoining] Oxley ..| Macquarie...) 1,900 | 15 years, 
Bennett.| the north-east end of section 2 of oyster lease 
No. 7,797; section 2, adjoins the south-western 
end of section 2 of oyster lease No. 9,409. 
HAWKESBURY RIvER. 
9863 | John Crumpton .,,| At the northern end of oyster lease No, 6,942, sec- ee Cumberland; 500 {10 years, 
tion 1. farra. ’ 
Rees? John Malone Patonga Creek, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Patonga ...|Northumber-| 300 |10 , 
land. 





9,808, section 2, and 9,844, section 1, 


Wats LAKs. 


9866 | George  eeeeree At the northern end of opie ii? No. 7,900 yi Tuncurry .., | Gloucester). + ares Ma bits years. 
_phine. 


to 


ave ted 


* Applications Nos. 9862 and 9665 are aubteet to the special ccnditions relating to Returned Solaters Holdings, 


23 Ava, 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4241 





[684] 0. weit State Fisheries, 
Ts Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918, 
' APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 
T is hereby noti£ed, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as méntioned hereunder, : 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by mémorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memayial: pray that. leases of the portions may not be granted. 
All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be aécompanied by a statutory declaration” 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide, hauls to nave been made over 


the area during the preceding twelve months. They must also, be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. 


E. B. HARKNESS, 




















Under Secretary; 
—_——+-—— — i 
Taare Applicant. | Locality, Parish. | Coimty; pesos) nem 
Ake GORE fee Mannina River. Yards. 
9797 | Charles Edward Wood-| Lansdowne River, at the south-east end of| Harrington..| Macquarie...{ 400 10 years,’ 
ward, oyster lease No, 9,341. (in two 
dections). 





ners | ae Tomaco River. ; 
9838 | Timothy Wray... __...| At the eastern end of a small island eae | Bateman ai) St. bag 200 10 years 





the western enc of oyster lease No. 7,932. 


CrypE River. 


9845 Charles Thistleton Latta| Observation Point, at the eastern end of the| Bateman ...| St. Vincent..| 200 {| 165 years. 
Public Oyster Reserve. ; 
9846 «. Poroses »| About 30 yards north-easterly from the| -do 


do i} 3800 #0 4; 
north-west corner of portion No. 4. 





Porr STEPHENS. 
9848 | William Charles Neal...| Fame Cove, at the eastern end of oyster | deers | Gloucester...| 400 | 10 years. 
. No. 6,977. : 
BRIsBANE WATER. 
tee John Edmtind King a4 At the north-east corner of portion No. He Patonga ‘i Northum- | 200 | 15 years. 


berland. 
HAWKESBURY RIVER. 


9852*, Joh George Baldwin...| At Big Bay, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Cowan | Northam: 295 | 15 years. 
Ol + 4,882 and 8,676. | berland, 
96538*| John Malone ... ..| At the north-west corner of oyster lease No! do “‘, Go ‘wait due £40) » 


7,411, section 2, . 





**® Applications Nos. 9 849, 9,852, and 9,858 are subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, 


[824] State Fisheries, 
pity Chief Seoretary’s Department, 
: Sydney, 9th August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS -FOR LHASHS FOR OYSTER OULTURR. 
777 is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persdiis have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
1 the portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


- Qracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may .be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any pérson may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
pe stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 


by one or more of the licensed fishermen 80 objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area. during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
































requested to do so, 
, Sa E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 
Guror@Er’s RIveR. Ne 
L * et di a one | q + ie Term of 
No. Applicant. Locatity. | Parish. | County. | oF e,| Lease. 
g: | | | 
. Acres. 
9841*| Malcolm St. John Lamb...) At the western end of oyster lease No.) Sutherland... Cumberland) 54 10 years. 
| 8,951. (about). 
Yards. 
9855 | William Ridpath Turner..| At Oyster Bay, fronting lots 26,26a,and) do |. do «/ 40 | 15 5 
bas saweiges 27 of By-the-Water Estate. (about). 








_. * Application No. 9,841 is eubject to the special condition relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, 


4249 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava., 1918. 








[1160] Registwar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 21st August, 191S.. 


Te is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘* Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,’ 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 











No. Name. Denomination, Residence. lnectateatio. 
1918 
2496 | Reverend Harvey, Langford Ebbs .,.| Church of England (Diocese of Riverina) . ..:,,Hay ... a ...| 10 Aug. 
*3475 | Reverend John Frederick Rofe _...! Church of England (Diocese of Sydney) ~ ...| Robertson... bh beh Byes) go 


4929 | Mr. George Berry  .. eos .-.| Methodist Church of Australasia in New, Tweed Heads oF Wee Satur 
ba js South Wales. . 











4930 | Reverend Bernard Timmins ...| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Wilcannia)| Broken Hill... SCAt TP Ong 
‘4931 | Reverend Maurice Donegan, C.P. ...) Roman Catholic Church (Archdiocese of Syd-| Marrickville BEE ROHNOTS, OF 
ney). , 


* Previously registered as Reverend John Frederick Schwegler. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 





{1241} Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 


if is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 























; Residence. 
No. Name, Denomination. ms Bice atieal 
From— | To— | 
| 1918. 
4252 | Mr. Cyril Maitland Elliss ... te ..| Presbyterian Church .‘of| Portland es. Weston. .. 8 Aug. 
Australia in. N:8.W....| l 
4588 | Reverend Claude Antisell Baker... ...| Church of England (Dio-| Wilcannia ...| Balranald a5 10; 
eese of Riverina), 
4448 | Reverend Cuthbert Tremayne Rodda .... do ...| Balranald coef MOPED, said os! 10 55 
3386 | Reverend Andrew Colvin es .... Church of England (Dio-| Beamish-street, | Eastwood veel AO) GP 
cese of Sydney). Campsie. 
3918 | Reverend Robert Harley Jones, Th.L. ... do -.| Webber’s-road, | Darling-street, | 10 ,, 
Carlton. Chatswood. 
2944 ; Reyerend Harold Weymouth Mullens _... do .. | Eastwood Ri Dy angie: 10 4 
inmore. 
3434 | Reverend Reginald Noake, B.A. gee ~ do rey Simone sree, Campsie vost 10 4s 
nmore, 
112 | Reverend John O’Conor na ese ve do ...| Granville ...| Dudley-street, | 10 ,, 
Haberfield. 
3690 | Reverend George Edwards ... ...  «../ Presbyterian Church* of} Tumbarumba .,.| Stroud... — ...! 12 sy 
Australia in N.S. W. 
4874 | Reverend Frederick William Wood, B.A,... do a 28 pork street: Collarenebri ...| 12 4; 
ydney. 
2483 | Reverend Frederick Thomas Perkins, M.A.) Church of England (Dio-| Armidale ...| Cranbrook 15, ; 
cese of Sydney). echo Edge- 
cliff. 
3086 | Reverend Leonard Edward Joseph Gray,; Church of England (Dio-} Copmanhurst ...| Maclean set AB) 5 
Th.L. cese of Grafton). 
2254 | Reverend Peter Donnelly _... ae ...| Roman Catholic Church] Sacred Heart,| Milton ... gael AO es, 
(Archdiocese of Sydney).| Darlinghurst. 
4455 | Reverend Timothy Joseph O’Farrell ae do ...| Milton ... ...| Sacred Heart,| 19 ,, 
Darlinghurst. 
3849..| Reverend Matthew Hogan ... ee Ay do ...| Campbelltown...} Dulwich Hill ...| 19 ,, 
3024 | Reverend William John Stevens ... ae do ...| Pambula ...| Campbelltown...| 19 ,, 
4159 | Reverend Christopher McNeeve  ... ig do ..:| Bondi Junction..| Pambula ye ae 
4845 | Reverend Peter Ambrose Smith  ... ar do ...| St. Francis, Bondi Junction..| 19 ,, 
Albion-street, 
Sydney. 
. 4717 | Reverend Michael Gregory O’Dea sc cs . do ...| St. Mary’sCathe-) Forest Lodge...) 19 ,, 
i dral, Sydney. 
3489 | Right Reverend William Hayden, Bishop of} Roman Catholic Church} Dulwich Hill ,, | Broken Hill ..,! 19 ,, 
Wilcannia-Forbes. (Diocese of Wilcannia- 
: * Forbes). | 





W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 








Mines Departuent Aotices, 


APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Hreellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Jasper Samuel Creagh, Relieving Olerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Coonamble, vice Hazell,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 22nd July, 1918 (Ms, 1918-5,121-153), 

cs oui J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, 


deve 3 > crab Chemaentente |b 


23 Ava.,1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4248 





(1246] ny Department of Mines, ~< 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 472, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 14 (3) of the Mining Act, 1906, to direct that, from and after 2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, that part of 
Reserve No. 472, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, exempting certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes, 
under any Miner’s Right or Business License, which is embraced by the accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby 


yevoked accordingly. 
[1918-4,967 Misc, } J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





DESORIPTION, 











a I 


— 


Purpose, . ‘ | Pd County. Parish, Area. Part revoked, 


saat : 
a. ¥. p. 

9 June, 1994,,.) Gipps ...) Wyalong | O 1 174) That part within portion 717. Plan G. 

2,466-1,871. 








Frem occupation for residenee 
or business purposes under 
any miner’s right or business 
lieense. oes 














(1244) , | Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases ef 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioneu applications. 


Se a 


{ 









































Application No. = : Portion "| Locality. Date of 
ae Appl t. \ A aA 
Departmental. | Local. iar No; | County. Parish. a: Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
(1918-6246 L.B.] & fT Dp. 
Copeland’ 111*; 115 | JamesChambers .../ Gu. 4 | Gloucester «| Wawgan... «-) 2, 010/15 Feb. 1918 
Stuart Town 117 154 | Frederick Fitzsimmons} ,, 70 | Wellington ».| Muckerwa raees OO) mead tly. © 5s 
Hill End 297 320 | Duncan McLean » 208 do ...| Tambaroora ...| 7 0 0O| SJune, , 
Marshall. 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
(1918-6,245 L.B.] 
Hillgrove 167 236 | William Vaupel ...( Mt 89 | Sandon ... ...| Cooney ... of & O O°} '27 Feb., «1918 
Deepwater 186*+| 210 | Edward Fenwick ...| ,, 2 | Gough ... ...| Deepwater | 1 3 85 | 13 Nov., 1917 
193 224 | Daniel Romer es imeem ol aA 8) 0 Chane Fh ...| Angoperran ,,./ 20 0 0 | 23 April, 1918 
Broken Hill 348 362 | Leslie William Henry} ,, 7 | Yancowinna _...| Stephen ... ..| 40 0 0/15 May, , 
Chambers and Wil- 
liam Ekins. 
Parkes 11* | 153 | Arthur Peter Egan ...) mr 5 & Ashburnham ...| Cookamidgera .... 9 3835 /17June. ,, 
ML 3 | 
Tenterfield 4tf 34 | Francis Hilton Moles-/ pmn 1] Clive... «| Goolamanger ..., 10 O O/| 22 May, 4, 
worth. | 
Milton 19 22 ; Arthur Roger New-| 77 St, Vincent ee | Ulladulla «| 41 0 0} 18dune, y 
. bold and Stanley 
Gorge Earngey. ~ 
Oberon 82 | 145 | Leslie Edward Palmer| mt 10 | Westmoreland ...| Bindo 4. ... | Gro Of a u 
irk. 
Yalgogrin 100| 172 | John Patrick Stevens; , 42 | Cooper .»  ...| Conapaira Hast ..., 2 0 0 | 20 April, ,, 
and Joseph Elliott. 








® As modified, ¢ Whole of surface reserved. { Part of surface reserved, 
J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands. 


[1918-6,266 ; 6,268; 6,188 L.B.] 





Application No. Huns Portion Locality. Date of 
Tle meme rea Applicant. No, > Area, Application. 
epartmental. | Local. County. Parish. 








Goulburn 40 65 | John Riley ... aes 
Emmaville 282 | 353 | Christopher Hunter} ...... | Gough ... ..-| Lands End ey oU) 
and Jackson’s Real 
Estate and Business 
Agency. 
Tumut 8 | 114 | Frank Herman veseee | Buccleuch .| Weat 20 0 0; 8Feb, , 
Grandstedt. Goodradigbee, 7 


r. p. . 
Nevete St. Vincent ..»| Borimbadal ...| 40 0 O| 18 Dec, 1917 
0 0| 9 May, 1918 











3 | J, ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Minos. 


PUyel NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Avay 1918. 








= NOTICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Miueral 
Lease of Crown Lands, the lessee having néglectéd or refused to execute the same. é 
(1918-5,848 L.B.] 








—————$ —--— 























Application No, | Portion | Locality. oy 
fa Ee ny Seti Bae aa Applicant. "i ones a | Area, Date of Lease. 
’ Departmental. | Local. at County. i | Parish. : : . yaa art 
a. rip. Set ato 
Rockley 50 | 829 | Thomas Mylecharane | mz 54 | Bathurst... ...| Ponsonby | 5 0 0) 17 dan, 1918 








J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


THE undermentioned applicatioas for authorities to prospect, in terms of section 17; Mining Act, 190€@, have been 
refused. a , 
[Papers 1918-6,526 ; 5,493 L.B.] 

















Application No, Name. ea Appliawon: 
a. wp, 
Corowa 4 | Euzeb ‘Napoleon Le ........... | Hume 4, «| Corowa... | 44 0 O} 19 Mar, 1918 
Blane. = 
Grenfell 7 | John Henry Dodd... ass..esees.. | Monteagle ..| Brundah ... | 12 3 0} 6 May, , 





J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeoutiye Gouncil, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 
[1918-6,182 ; 6,183; 6,184; 6,185 L.B.] 
i  eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEyEyeyeeeEeEeEeE—EeEeEEE—eEeEeEeyeyeEeEy———eE—EE—EE 
Nerd 
Applieation No, ° 
pplieation No Locality fis te 


_ Applicant. Portion No. Area. _ Application. 
Departmental. | Local. County, =" Parish. , 








& 


| Bi T. p. | 
Ardlethan 365 | 6561 | Charles Clifford ...) pmu4, part off Bourke _ ...! Walleroobie..| 14 2 37 9 April, 1918 





portion 46. (surface right, 
1 acre.) 
» «+ 867 | 653 | Richard Broadfield...) pmax 5, part of] Cooper ...| North Bolaro 1235, t4l wy 


‘portson 53. 

Deepwater 10 | 225 | Arthur Benjamin PML 9, part os} Gough ...| Deepwater...) 25 0 0 + hy 
Smith.| portion 176. ; 

Glen Innes 76 200 | George Christian PML 16, partof; do «| Rusden ., 200 ma 
Berger.| portion 89. | 








J. O. L. FIFZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





’ IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of thé Mining Act, 1906, and 
notice of such voidance wi:l be published in the Government Gazette of 6th September, 1918; and the land referred to in such 
lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. — ae 
[1918-6,267 L.B.] oa pa 

Application No. Locality. 
: Lessee. P peel sv“ “"’“™ +_1_ Area. Date of Lease, - 
Departmental. Local. ; County. ; * Parish. 


a, ps 
Glen Innes 73| 192 | Alexander Arthur | pMnll,;} Gough .; ss. + Stonehenge .| 2 0 0/4Jaly, 1918 





Kirk. part of 
portion 
163. | 
é J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Minés: * 
[1245] 4: Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
; ie is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, such refusal to take 
effect at 2°30 p.m. this day. 
{1918-6,341 L.B.] 














Application No. kophicant. partion | * Locality. pest P Date of. mW 
Departmental. | Loeal. - Fe: | County. | Parish. | Application. 





Se Se a 









11 July, 1918 





A " , as’ pe 
Tingha 144 | 514 | Star Gully Tin N.-L..| ...... | Hardinge «| Swinton ... | pO O 0 


wert sc) sonia ATO TAISELL A J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


93 Ava, 1918]. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZ#TTE, No. 104. 4245 


a ee ee -~ 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


[1247] Department of Mines, 
FED Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
[ is proposed to cancel the undermentioned danant: and notice of cancellation thereof will be ipwalished in the Goyernment 
Gazette of 6th September, 1918, and the lands referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, after 


publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for peed) in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
[1918-3,459 R. and I.] 





GOLD LEASES, MINING AOT, 1906. 















: Locality. 
| Portion [00 hen, Application No. 
| County. Parish, 
i m by 

2147 | George Henry Bell ss | @L 100 | Wallace ... ...| Kiandra .., | 20 O 0 Kiandra 19-87 
2148 Do ce ees KOE det 8 cl da dPorlings Spade 6 2 30-38 
2149. Do vee viv} — jg LOZ do $i vey do “ve | 10 0 O » » 21-39 
2150 Do ee), 168 da, Ea WE mera Vidco et tae 6.8 a 22-40 
2151 ‘Do AG a1 9» 209 do ae a do aon .»| 10 0 O 


e .. Be41 





J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 6th September, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-3,162 R. and I.] 


+ 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING ACT 1906, 
i: Portion | “eth 


661 | Argyle Slate Quarries Limited ... 






Application Na. 





~ | 








Pui 1 | Argyle ... «| Turrallo ,., | 16 ° ay Taralga 1-1 

















J.C, L, FITZPATRICK, Seeretary for Mine: 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, and notice of cancelletion thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 6sh September, 1918, and the lands referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gaeette of that date (namely, at 2°80 o’clook p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
{1918-3,401 R. and I. ] 





GOLD LEAS#HS, MENENG ACT, 1906. 




















Atetan. Portion Hoeality. wae 
oe: County. Parish. eal Anplication He 
a. ¥. Pp. 
2091 | William Kershaw and George} au 4 | Buccleuch,,, ...| Wyangle ... | 4 8 6&5 | Tumut 36-67 
Buchanan, 
2092 Do do fale igcR6 do rer ...| Wyangle and Mun-| 3 023}. y 40-71 
dongo. | 











J. O. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


First Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Nope is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Hydreulic Slvicing in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at 
Tumut, ‘hold an inquiry concerning such application. 
Ang objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tumut, before the day above 
mention 





SoHEDULE. 





Date of 


Application No, Application. 





Name of Applicant, Description of Area, ; | Area. 








8-106 





as oP Ps 

Daniel Lane Herlihy ..,| Portion @1, 13, parish of Coolamon, county of Buccleuch,| 91 3 5 | 15 Sept, 1017 
embracing part of the bed and banks of Sandy Creek * 

and adjacent flats, including parts of portions 22, 21, 

26, 27, 75, 76, extending from the north boundary of 

portion 9 down the creek for a distance of about 2} 

miles. 








” Deted this 17th day of August, 1018, | Gite 


4246 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Avua., 1918. 








First Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


NOner is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 

Dredging Lease to. mine for Gold, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of 
the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 11th day of September, 1918, at. the Warden's 8 
Court at Corowa, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden's Office at Corowa, before the day abore 

















mentioned, ‘ 
: SOHEDULE. 
ppelicesion. Name of Applicant, | Description of Area. | Area. Aptana 
J 5 a. r. p. is 
21 Albert Aikenhead »..| Portion Pat 8, parish ‘of Corowa, county of Hume,| 1000 0 /| 29Jan.,, 1918 
embracing the northern parts of portions 419, 420, 
291, and 266, and south of aus 45, 10, and 9. 
GEORGE 8. SHEPHERD, 
Warden.’ 
Dated this 16th day of August, 1918. (1105) 





First Insertion. 
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


OTIOE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 

District, having been eo directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 11th day of September, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at 
Corowa, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Corowa, before the day above 








mentioned. 
SoHEDULE 
Appliostion Mans cia piven: Description of Ares. Area, | Apblication, 














a Tr. p. 
22 Albert Aikenhead -.| Portion et 45, parish of Corowa, county of Hume, embrac-| 5 O 23 14 March, 1918 
ing astrip of Crown Land lying between ex’s 11 and 10 








and P@L 8. 
GEORGE 8S. SHEPHERD, 
Warden. 
Dated thie 16th day of August, 1918. . (11¢6] 
{1108} Depastment of Mines, 


Sydney, 28rd August, 1918, 


a Ate! gata OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDFMONAL SALE (WITHIN THE OBERON GOLD-FIELD) 
PARISH OF OBERON, COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND. 4 
Is Mecellenty the Governor, with the adviee of the Exeeutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minist 
H concurrence of the Seeretary for Lands, direets it to be notéfied that, in pursuance of the provisions of peased ite Wile Mins 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve from conditional sale (within the Oberon Qold- -field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is tenis 
revoked accordingly. y 


(1918-5,122; 153 Misc.] 





J. OC. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 

















SoREDULE. 
ie) WS Soe, Pe Seen Meeeliees eh 
Land Reserve Date of . 
at. | Divison. No. Purpose. Pith Gounty. | Parish, | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, Papers No. 
Bathurst] Bostern..| F ditional eale| 3 Jan., 1879 | West Ob Ob 363 0 
athurs TD.) cov ece rom conditional rale an., estmore- Cron ... eron = «..| 35 3 O | That part within ion} Ma, 1918~ 
(within the Oberon land, . 193. Plan W, reer ADL i 


Gold-field). ° ‘ (Mines). 


23 Ava.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4247 





fZands Depariment Wotices, 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


lf is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees of Reserve No. 30,486, at Bora 
Creek, area 20 acres, notified 20th January, 1900, for 
Public Recreation : — 
Messrs. George Allwell and James Plumb (in lieu of 
Messrs. J. G. Thompson and J. A. Brodie, re- 


moved. 
[Misc. 1918-6,126] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


i 


[1189] 





[1190] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 

fe is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

_ accordance with the provisions of the 26th section 
of the Crown lands Consolidation Act, 1933, the 
undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 


Recreation Ground at Cargo, area 13 acres 30 perches 
dedicated 14th July, 1888 :— 

Messrs. Leslie Sargent and Frank Lewis (in lieu of 
Messrs. T. Geraty, deceased, and R. P. Bulkeley, 
resigned). 

[Misc. 1918-6,032] 





Public Hall at Collambatti, area 1 rood 37} perches, 
dedicated 19th July, 1918 :— 

Messrs. Stanley George Duckett, Alfred Alexander 
Kerr, John Batterson, William Johnston, Harold 
Hughes, James Brett, and Alfred Ennis. 

[ Misc. 1918-6,130] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











P1192) Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 

Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their posi- 
tions as Trustees respectively of the portions of land 
hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby re- 
moved accordingly : — 

Mr. Southwell from his position as a Trustee of 
the portions of the General Cemeteries at Gren- 
fell, dedicated 6th December, 1867, and 29th 
April, 1884, respectively, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Grounds. 

[ Mise. 1918-5,963 ] 


Mr. P. A. Murphy from his position as a Trustee of 
the portion of the General Cemetery at Walbun- 
drie, dedicated 16th January, 1880, set apart for 
Unsectarian Burial Ground. 

[ Mise. 1918-5,962] 

Mr. W. H. Brown, from his position as a Trustee of 
the Racecourse at Goodooga (Bokhara), area 175 
acres, dedicated 25th March, 1887. 

[ Mise. 1918-6,047] 


Messrs. G. E. Brooks, C. Knighton, and J. W. Ram- 
sey, and Reverend J. Scharkie from their posi- 
tions as Trustees of the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Bega, dedicated 13th September, 
1902 set apart for Methodist Burial Ground. 

[Mise. 1918-6,124] 

Messrs. J. G, Thompson and J. A. Brodie, from their 
positions as Trustees of Reserve No. 30,486, at 
Bora Creek, area 20 acres, notified 20th Janu- 
ary, 1900, for Public Recreation. 

[Misc. 1918-6,126] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. — 
No, 104, 23 Avaust, 1918, — 4. 


[1191] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that 
+ in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Walbundrie 
dedicated 16th January, 1880, set apart for Unsec- 
tarian Burial Ground :— 


Otto Waidimere Vonthien, Esquire. 
[Mise. 1918-5,962] 





The portions of the General Cemeteries at Grenfell, 
dedicated 6th December, 1867, and 29th April, 1884, 
respectively, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Grounds : — 


Messrs. Alfred Bembrick and William Daniel Pfeiffer. 
[Mise. 1918-5,963] ‘ 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1237] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
OTHER THAN SETTLEMENT PURCHASE BY 
THE HOLDERS OF PREFERENTIAL RIGHT 
TOVAPPLY. 

T is hereby notified, that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 7th section of the Closer Settlement 

(Amendment) Act, 1906, the land hereunder described 

shall be and is hereby reserved from settlement pur- 

chase other than settlement purchase by the holders 
of preferential right to apply. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr of TUMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 

No. 52,962. County of Selwyn, parish of Mannus, 
within the Manus Settlement Purchase Area No. 34, 
being portions 196, 198, 207, 215, and 226, of an aggre- 
gate area of 1,5122 acres,—shown on plans catalogued 
S., 2,102, 2,104, 2:109) 2:11) “and 25122-1522. The 
ae comprised in farms numbered 4, 6, 11, 13, and 


[Clo. Sett. 1918-5,662] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION ‘SETTING APART LANDS AS 
SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 


he is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

pursuance of the Closer Settlement Acts, the land 
comprised within the tract or area hereunder des- 
cribed, being area acquired under the provisions of 
those Acts, and adjacent Crown Lands, are hereby 
declared a settlement purchase area. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1236] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or TumMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 
Manus Settlement Purchase Area No. 34. 
County of Selwyn, parish of Mannus, containing an 
area of 1,512% acres. The lands within portions 196, 
198, 207, 215, and 226, Plans catalogued 8. 2,102, 
2,104, 2,109, 23111, and 2,122-1,522. 
Norsr.—Includes part of the land purchased by the 
Crown from the owner of Manus Estate (1,498 acres) 
and 143 acres of Crown Lands. 


[Clo. Sett. 1918-5,662] 


4248 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
. LAND’SALES, . iat 
te pursuance of the provisions of the Newcastle Pastures 
Keserve Act, 1900, and the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby votify that 
the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale by public 
auction, at the undermentioned places at the times and on 
the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


(ii7oj 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NEWCASTLE, 


On Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
at 12 0’clock noon. 


Lanp Districr or NEWCASTLE. 


Parish Newcastle, county Northumberland, municipality 
Lambton, 


TERMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 














Upset Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per | Portion. Area. Price per 
: Lot.: : ‘ Lot. 
) Sener «2-1 
eT. py ee maar Cah A A ie ig FNL 
BUIZS:| O::0.30:)19 0 0 91,115 | OSE T0473 7-98 10 
Pils 10 0 308 23.70 G8 2116, | O. 2.82380) 008 
1,114 | 6 1 94/81 0° 0 


Sale is restricted to the surface and to 100 feet below the 
surface. 

The land has frontage to the Karoola-road, adjacent to Lamb- 
ton Park, about 14 mile from Broadmeadows railway station, 
and from 10 to 20 chains from the Newcastle-Wallsend 
tram-line. 

' Papers Aln. 1918-6674; Plans N. 3.919-2,111. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


LAND SALES. 


ji pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli: 
' dation Act, 1918, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1171] 





SALE AT THE INFORMATION BUREAU, 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, SYDNEY. 


‘On Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Metropoiitan Lanp Dispaticr, 

Parish Holdsworthy, county Cumberland, shire Sutherland 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Country Lots, 

















Upset Upset 
Portion, Area. Price per Portion. Area, Price per 
Loi. Lot. 
Shy tele eo. a ae ie ieee | 
499 44.1 7126 0 0 230 0 ee Oy oe SOUT 
a0 S$ 98 98 2s O° OF ort) Oy aes ag 
POL lie, 2 40 20. 0 0 214 3°233)40 0 0 
wy Oe Mes RON ee ea OS) 216 4,90 6729 0 
DUZ 0S Pee Cena 0) Ons cake 3 1 167 24 G! FO 
204. .)'\3-02 421) 227,0 0 aks) | Bi 47211 24 0 9 
ZOD Nyse) Git oo Uo 219 ai Ole Late LOO) 
208 I tat o7 07 220 2.) 2) 2414 O00 
207 5 8 387 80-0) O 221 os 1 30/1870" 0 
208., | &, 0.19 | 26 .9,, 0 222 Se 1) 92200 20 
209 |6 114/32 0 0 245 4a 03) |'Sp Wao 


South of Lugarno Ferry, and ? to 123 mile therefrom; 64 
to 74 miles from Hurstville Railway Station, via Lugarno 
Ferry, and 1} to 1} mile by boat and road from Como Rail- 
way Station. 

Geheraily rough and steep broken country, but each block 
contains good building sités, from which attractive views are 
obtainable, 8 { 

Papers AlIn: 1918-6,690 ; , Plans C. 1,985 ; 
1,989, and 1,990-2,030. — 


1,986 ;.1,987 ; 


Ae SI bp 


= Wiz jas & 
SU SS OS Tad 











NEW SOUTH, WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHTTH, No, 104. [23 Avg, 1918, 











_ 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COOTAMUNDRA. 
On Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1918, 
| ae _ at 12 o'clock nodny > 
Parish Muttama, county Harden, shire Jindalee. 
Laxp District or CoorAMUNDRY. 


Tzxms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at'5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor. 








Upset 
Portion. Area. Price’ per Remarks. 
} Acre 
a. t. pet £ 8. d. 
164 | 361 0} 3 Q 0/| Situated 12 miles, southerly 


from Cootamundra, and 2 
miles from Brawlin, the 
j nearest railway station, 

Papers Aln. 1918-6,896; Plan H. 6,579-1,716. 





SALE ON THE GROUND AT ABERNETHY, 


On Saturday, the 28th day of September, 1918, 
~  at'2-o’clock p.m. 
Laxp Drsrricr or Marrnanp. 
Within the village of Abernethy, parish Cessnock, ‘county 
Northumberland, shire Cessnock, 
TeRnus :—Déposit, 25 per dent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 
Town Lots. 



































sit. on : 
Allot.| Seo, Area, * | UBS6A Price FAttot Sec. | Area. hye 
Via. of. (Ds enue Be malls HWA ag 5 [ee a UNC 
1| 4/0 1,0 |18 0 O} 16/ 6 (0 0 37) 15 0.0 
SO LU ee tad ie, Ons] cara ny oe 
3/5, 0°) O08) 16>0OP 184s 0! 0 s7N Igo O <9 
4|,, 10 b0'| 16°0 0] 19) ,, 10.0378) 15.0, 0 
Bly, O° OY 860100] 20]. 4510 O87, 15410 0 
6] ,, (0 iO |16 0: 04 21} ,, JO O 374) 15150 0 
9.1555 Oy Lo -O..) 1910705 22) |) Oust a928015 016 
1215, he 0 | ee OL ona a Oe oe gy leo ey 
13°) Rey SE IQS GS aie, 10? 0876) 15 0. 0 
Dts lOO) Ones oO Oey | 162 0) 
6}, Oo 1 Oe CO 26.) nO Ois7, | 18 SO 0 
16] ,, 0.1 MaIB Ds Ba sdstoWM 0 1 0 | 18; c0;;0 
17414) eden ba! Oo04e-2 15, 10 1 0 |16 0.60 
1S og OR a Oe ood aan MOLT Lis Ene ac 
i OVO 1 ONO 104 Py Oud 0 416.0 
BT gt Fo OadidBoO: OF) By, WOK Ooh 16 oO D 
8) IO O M16 OO OB |W! 0.7 1162056 
BNO OE OM SO Ogi Jory wom 1 hee aur 
BP seo ls Oy OF Si, 8) To Ortigya ob 
6| 5, 2 O |16 0: OF 12) 30 1 0 | 16 00 
PY MOT OF 86 10 OF IB 16% Weeds 200) 16 Dind 
815,105 1°0 FIG O10} B4e]1g, 1. 0116 ioe 
10] 4, 0 2.0 | 28 0 Of 15 | -55:O oni Qo pagi-oo® 
hd bg TL On IByi@ihd LEW okt 0.0 
164) 45110 odin Dodd (Oy OAT hiss WY ado) Gu), 161.0 0 
18 hdd UE) Wa Bal8ai gs Weis | Ie 0 
1} 6.10 O87 dS 0, Of. 2 fi 40 10 }18,0-0 
2} 4, [0 0 37%) 15 0 DY 2) ,, Midi 1) 1690 0 
3] 5, 10 0 Sint 15 0 OF BA ,, Mime Oe told otha 
4/4. 10.0 872115.0 O14) 0 3°0 | 16 oO @ 
5 oO S7a ISO OT BR IPG fag th gt} 
Be ) SER Oe Pee ey ee Poe orig. 9 
pe Bara a Oe Tr Te) Te 9 
814, 0) OSTA Te OTT TOROS Boys! 18K To 6 
9] 5 10..0 37] 15 0 O42)... Ore" 20-10 Me 
10 4° 4,:10! O B72 AT Oy OHLB 3, Od 0 1 16 O08 
11 |; (0.0 8743/15 OOF 14]>5, 0 1 0/160 0 
12) ,, 10 0 8724 45 Or OT i Oe his |obbe ed. 0 
13] ,, 0 0373/18 00/16] ,, O\d) Danae .orm 
14fo,, 0 © 38| 18..0. 0717) 4,9 2 © Toren: 
15.4, 4 i Onde | dele oe 18 Bie 0, UB) ee by 


The town of Abernethy is about 5 miles by road from 
Cessnock; the nearest railway station is Caledonia whith 1s 
distant about 3 miles. 

Upset prices include value of improvements in the follow- 
ing cases. Allotment 10, section 5, £7; allotment 14, see: 
tion 11, £410s, ; allotment 12, section 11, £4 10s. 

Sale is restricted to the surface and 50 feet below the 
surface. bj 

Papers Aln. 1918-6,576 ; Plans Abernethy 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. 





93 Avay1918.] 











SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAMWORTH, 
peti Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’elock noon. 
Lanp District or TAMWORTH, 


‘Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest ‘at 5 5 per cent. per annum, 


Within the village of Woolotiin, parish Woolomin, coutity 
Patry, shire Nundle. 


























TOW Lots. 

i Tod Fun oleggaggen Peveetiy UT DIC) Ppa 
Alloti}) Seest1¢ Area | | Prise per #AHot.) Sec. Area. Price per 
ga iat ) Lot. Lot. 

| aor pel £8, d. aon, peje £18, d. 
4 84 052 (O25) OOS LOH od Cu ee OO 
5 athe por Oil) On} BO» OF Od Bie yy G.t2> 01) 25. 0:10 
Biss.) O 280 "40; OORT, | 0 256c 2000. 0 

41410) | OasBo.O | 15> O'e0 | 


The. village of Woolomin i is about 20 miles south-east from 
Nemingha; the nearest railway station being Tamworth, 
distant 25 tiles iorth-west by formed roads, 





Ww Gita the suburban boundaries of the village of 
Woolemin. 


SUBURBAN LOTS. 





Upset. Price 











Portion. | Area, | Ber bat. Remarks, _ 
ref erty 
In ied Ts 7 Pa Sosy ds 
| 226 5. 0.15 76.0 0 | Adjoining the. town 
242. Bil) 2 65.0.0 boundary on north and 
south respectively. 





_ Papers Aln. 1918- 6,864; Plans W. 17 atid 18-1726 ; 
‘ P. 2, 835 aud oo. 1 pen 





SALE an THE LANDS OFFICE, FORBES, 
On Wednesday; the Sth day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o'clock noon, 
; Lanny District or Fores. 
‘Parish Ferbeés, ‘cotnty Ashburnham, municipality Forbes, 


TRRus :-Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in thrée equal snnual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


CouxtRY Lots. 














Portion, ‘ben ai; Perlon Remarks, 
hig ate" 
Ne ia & | 4 0 8 | 41 O Situated 1 mile from town 
1,126. of Forbes and 1 mile from 
ie the railway station. 





Upset price includes £1, value of fencing. 
_  Papéets Alh: 1918-6,006 ; Plan A, 3,733-1,770 Roll. 
: SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, CASINO, 


On shel nesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, 
‘at 12 o'clock noon. 


LaNb Drstrict or CAsINo. 





Terms :- Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest ‘at 5 per cent, per annwn., 


Wether the village of Mallangance, parish Sandilands, 
it eounty Drake, shire Kyogle. 























Town LOTS, 
| 
Bi hiatal be | gy Upset { : / Upset 
= | See Area, Price per ‘Allot.| See. Area, Price per 
< | Lot. Lot. 
Vat ET | a be } . 
reveal ' 

| ae ivool OC lcgiody ar OPS Puy) ow, d. 
1 Bf Oro IVA TO OF IF 7 LOD 9813130 0 
Biokycp Mueleds tl 7S) CoO gd Bel! je Orel pat oO 0 
Stdorgy| Ol bd Z24adgdoO oO aS! og; MO Pe ALO 0 
4) 5,10 Ff iO 7 0.04.16). ,, | 0 ,doasiindiy ro 0 
Se Or ee OO iy | tia tO. . to fat. oO 
a Or Lom Our bon re  tee 1 O.. Lie Oat OL AO 


Fronting Capeen, Sandilands, Tooloom, and Bonalbo Streets, 
The village of Mallanganee is 25}, milés west from Casino, and 
94 miles east, ees is pou i The upset, prices of lots 1, '2, 3, 
4, 9, section !, and lot 2, section 2, include £80, £50, #120, 
£50, "£60, and £50, value of improvements respectively. 


rer Aln. 1918-5,877, 6,762, me 5,858 ; Plans Mallan- 


' eas gance 2- 4, and §. | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


4249 





Parish Tatham, couiity Richmond, shite Woodburn. 
Country Lor. 














Upset 
Portion. Area Price per Remarks, 
Lot. : 
a. 2) ps | Bh Bey de 
8 9 318/210 O 0} Situated 91 miles from each 
of the towns of Casino 
and Coraki, 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 191$-5,242; Plan R. 2,302-1,744. 


SALE AT MAURICE AND JOHNSON’S AUCTION — 
ROOMS, GRAFTON. » 


On Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanyp Disrriet of GRAFTON. 
Parish Ermington, county Fitzroy, shire Nymboida, 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
Country Lor. 





: 4 Upset Price 
Portion. Area. per Acre. Reman. 





aeons hee Sond. | (ay 
67 | 81 0;0.} 3-0-0 | Situated 16 miles south-west 
from South Grafton, the 


nearest railway station. 








Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln, 1918-5,725.; Plan Fy 3;229-1,810, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WALGETT, 


On Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


LAND District or NARRABRI. 
Parish Cox, county Barradine, shire Walgett. 


Texms :--Deposit; 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cenp, 


Country Lots. 














Upset F Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per 4 Portion. | . Area. Price per 
7 Lot. q I jot. 
a. Ts Ped Biegeide | sop abr! py can d. 
4l 7 1. S60 fh) Sin 43 (28: 0 10} 28 m4 0 
42 9 3 24 )10:00 en 
These portions are situated about 38 niiles south-east from 
falgett, 


Papers Alp. 1918-6,853; Plana B. 1,606, 1,667, 1,668-1,700. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PARRAMATTA, 


On Wednesday, the Qnd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 oéloek noon. «| 





. LAXD Distaict of PARRAWATTA. 
Parish Field of Mars, county Crmberland, snunicipality 
Dundas. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. 5 balance in three eqiial anual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per aunt. 


Countey Lots. 














Upset. | Upset) 
Portion.} Area, Price per } Portion. | Atea. Price per 
Lot. 1 Oe 
=a ~eon Bh 4 PTL te 
a. Te Ot) eu ides lates PB ald 
15 | 0 1:43 |,91 10. 0" 76 9002033 7 19.0.0 
fl | 01 864.7219 @ 178 | 0) QSH B70 O/ 
185 2/8 2.0 MOO) FOF 2G PO Ae IB GO 
126 | 0 (BGs) 4a5 OD 180) rh @3/16 64059 
281 | 0 20 [10213 50 sanermeeieine 
About 1 mile worth-oaat ohh puis yailway -watibn, 


fr onting and adjacent to Kissing Point road. 
he “upset prices inélude value of Hpipret its AS fol- 
lows :—Portion 15, £66 10s. ; portion at eo 
125, £60 7s. ; portion 181, #62 13s. Scions “Vi 0 180 
inchide value of Crown improvements. — i 
The owner of improvements on portions 176, 179; and 10, 
will be allowed 30 oe from date of gale to remnove, such a 


are removable. 
Papers Aln, 1918-6,397 and 5,652 ; Plans €. 3,146 Roll, and 


C, 3, OL7-2, 030. 





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[23 Ava. 1918, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BATHURST, 
On Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp District oF BATHURST. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months, 
Parish Galbraith, county Bathurst, shire Lyndhurst. 
Country Lot, 

















Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks, 
Acre, 
4. Deypilwl vias ds 
185 {145 2 0} 1 0 0 | Situated J mile north-easterly 


from the private town of 
Newbridge. 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-4,176. Plan B. 4,604-2,009 Roll. 





Parish Carroll, county Wellington, shire Turon. 
Country Lor. 

















Upset 
Portion. Area Price per Remarks. 
| Lot. 
S04 2s) Dall ee Beas 
124 1 2 8{| 26 0 0 | Situated 7 miles easterly from 
Hill End, the nearest rail- 
way station being Bathurst 
47 miles. 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements, and 
£15 15s., value of other improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,382; Plan W. 5,321-2,091. 





neste 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


epi 
oO. 
Atpury— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ..6 3 98 
AsHFoRD—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ... soe, ult 
ARMIDALE— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
BENDEMEER—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ae SOL 
Bincara— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... a SOO 
, Boceapri—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... rs OO, 
Boorowa— Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 ae) mol 
_BreEeza—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 wie LOL 
BunNGENDORE—Saturday, 14th September, 1918 ... 98 


CooNABARABRAN—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
CooTAMUNDRA—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 


Cornrowa— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 wey LQ) 
DunxEpoo— Wednesday, llth September, 1918 Harpeth 
Forsrs—Saturday, 24th August, 1918 ae me 187 
GLADSTONE—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 ... Beh) ately 
Gurn Innes-—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 101 
GouLBuRN—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ... 91 
GRAFTON—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 98 
GRENFELL— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918... bod Mek) 
GunpaGcal—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 

Do Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 seo! 
INVERELL—Friday, 20th September, 1918 ... spy ls! 
Kempsry—Saturday, 24th August, 1918... BBG, Rey 

Do Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 Poem ON 
Kyocnre— Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 ... Ma tet) 
LismorE—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 aaa OIL 
Liracow—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 Soa LAOH 
MitvatE—Thursday, 26th September, 1918... hee LOL 
Motone—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 So tO 


Muperr—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 .. 101 
MuRRUMBURRAH—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918... 98 
MuswELLBRooK—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 


NarraBri— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
NARRANDERA—Wednesday, 28th August, 1918 .., 89 
Nynegan—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 040 98 
Orance—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ae anh 
PoxatTaroo—Saturday, 12th October, 1918... «.. LOL 
TaMwortH— Wednesday. llth September, 1918 ... 91 
TAREE— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... £0 98 
ToMALPIN—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 .., aoe 
TRUNDLE-—Saturday, 21st September, 1918... ote LOW 
Tumut—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 5. LOL 
Watcua—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 .. 101 
YxrovaLt—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 be Baud 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


eee 





ee — 


{1229] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A SETTLEMENT 
LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Settlement lease referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1918, the following conditions of lease :— 

The lessee may kill, by ringbarking or otherwise, all trees 
not of commercial value, or not suitable or likely to be 
suitable for building or fencing purposes, or for railway 
sleepers, but shall preserve for shade and shelter clumps of 
green timber in suitable situations and of an area not less 
than 5 per cent. of the toval area of the lease. The 
lessee may take from his leased land any timber required 
by him for building, fencing, or other purposes thereon 
as tenant thereof. 

Timber cut on the land shall not be sold until the royalty has 
been paid. 

The lessee shall not prevent or take any measures to hinder 
any person lawfully claiming any fallen timber on the 
farm from removing the same within a reasonable time (to 
be fixed by the Minister for Lands) after such farm has 
been applied for, 

To prevent erosion, no timber or scrub within 30 feet of the 
Dubbo or Etoo Oreek is to be destroyed without the per- 
mission in writing of the Minister for Lands. 

have been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substituted 

viz. :— 

No timber shail be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
forestry Act, 1916, and Kegulations thereunder at the 
time in force. The lessee may, however, take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material for 
building and other purposes upon such land as may be 
required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is 
not comprised within a timber reserve or State forest. 

No operations in connection with timber or products shall 
be allowed on the Forest Area, except with the con- 
currence of the Department of Lands under Special 
License to be issued by an authorised Forest Officer : 
Provided that with the Lessee’s written consent, such a 
license may be issued to apply to timber or products or 
any part of the lease excepting the Forest Area. 

The holder of a Special License to cut timber on the Forest 
Area or with the Lessee’s consent on the balance of the 
land leased, or to remove products therefrom, shall be 
governed by the conditions and limitations of the license 
which will be framed by the Forestry Commission to 
protect the Lessee’s interest in the land. 

The Lessee shall be allowed compensation to the amount of 
one-third of any royalty paid to the Crown on timber or 
products, to cover any damage done to his interests in the 
holding by timber operations under Special Licenses. 

The Lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber 
and debris, and shal]. prevent the spread of fire therefrom 
extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent 
land, 

During the currency of the iease all persons authorised by 
Special License shall have full right of access to and entry 
upon the Forest Area, or with the Lessee’s consent on the 
balance of the land leased, at any time within reasonable 
hours, for the purpose of cutting or removing timber or 
products without interference by the Lessee, and the Lessee 
shall provide convenient gateways or openings where 
required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minis- 
ter for Lands or any officer authorised by such Minister 
in this behalf. 

The lessee shall, where grazing is necessary for the purpose of 
removing timber and products, allow timber-getters autho- 
vised under Special License to graze their teams on the 
Forest Area, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of 
the land leased, subject to the terms of any permit issued 
by the District Forester or his deputy, in which necessary 
provision will be made and decided by that officer for the 
limit of stock to be used and the payment of agistment 
fees. 

An occupation permit under the Forestry Act, with the right 
to occupy not more than 5 acres of the lease for any pur- 
pose connected with the treatment or removal of timber or 
products, may be granted by the Forestry Commission with 
the concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, subject to fair 
compensation to the lessee to be fixed by the Forestry 

















Commission. 
No. of f 
Settlement- | Land District. Lessee, 
lease. 
1909-11 | Narrabri “45 


Herbert James Currey. 











Notr.--The land contained in this lease is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


23 Ava. 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 





[1197] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following Amended Regulation No. 336, 
in substitution for that at present in force bearing the same number, under 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913 (Minl. 1918-5,225); also of the 
following Additional Regulation No. 195p and Additional Form No. 139, 
under the same Act (Minl. 1918-5,226). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


re QUARRY LICENSES, PERMITS, &c. 
LICENSES. 


836. A quarry license shall entitle the holder to dig for and remove any 
gravel, stone, clay, shells, or other materials on and from Crown Lands not 
exempted by Regulation or by notice in the Gazette, from the operation 
of quarry licenses, and may be obtained on application to any person duly 
authorised to act as Crown Land Agent, or Clerk of Petty Sessions, or 
other person duly authorised to issue such license, or to the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. A quarry license may be issued for one month, or any 
number of months not exceeding twelve months. The fee for such license, 
except in the Metropolitan and Parramatta Land Districts, shall be £3 per 
annum, or 15s. per quarter, er 5s. per month. In the Metropolitan and 
Parramatta Land Districts the fee shall be £6 per annum, or £1 10s. per 
quarter, or 10s. per month. 


195p. A perpetual lease grant of a suburban holding shall be in Form 138. 
The deed fee (£1) and Stamp Duty (£1) shall be due and payable imme- 
diately after the Local Land Board finds that all the conditions attaching 
to the suburban holding precedent to issue of such grant have been duly 
complied with. 

Form 139. 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


seal 





State of New South Wales. 





[Lanp Grant. | 
Register Book, Vol. Hols 


SUBURBAN HOLDING GRANT. 


WHEREAS of in Our State of New South Wales is the 
Lessee of Suburban Holding No. in the Land District of in 
our said State being the land hereinafter described which was applied 
for on the day of 1 and duly confirmed AND 
WHEREAS all things required by law to be done to entitle the said 
to have a grant of the said Suburban Holding issued to have been done 
and performed Now xNow yx That We for Us Our Heirs and Successors 
ia consideration of the premises Do Heresy Grant unto the said 

Heirs and Assigns a Lease in perpetuity of Ati THAT Piece or Parcel 


of Land in Our said State containing by admeasurement be the 
same more or less situated in the County of and Parish of 

As shown on plan in the margin hereof being the Block comprising Portion 

~ No. notified as available for selection in the Government Gazette of the 

day of one thousand With all the Rights and Appur- 

tenances thereto belonging ‘To Horp unto the said h Heirs 


and Assigns as a Suburban Holding for ever Supsecr to the provisions 
of the Crown Lands Acts in respect of Suburban Holdings and in particular 
Tat the said h Heirs and Assigns shall pay for the said Land an 
annual rent of two and one half per centum of the capital value thereof as 
determined in due course of law (provided always that such rent during any 
period of the said Suburban Holding shali not be less than Five Shillings) 
by paying such rent to Our Treasurer or such other Officer in Our said 
State as may from time to time be appointed for that purpose half-yearly 


in advance on the day of _ and the day of 
and perform the conditions following that is to say 
AND IT IS HEREBY EXPRESSLY DECLARED that if the said h Heirs 


and Assigns do not pay the said rent in manner hereinbefore required then 
and in any such case it shall be lawful for Our Governor of the said State to 
declare the said land to be forfeited to Us Qur Heirs and Successors 
Whereupon these presents shall become void and of no effect PRoviDKD 
NEVERTHELESS AND Ws po Heresy Reserve AND Excrrr unto Us Our Heirs 
and Successors all minerals which the said land contains with full power and 
authority for Us Our Heirs and Successors and such person or persons as 
shall from time to time be authorised by Us or them to enter upon the said 
land and to search for mine dig and remove the said minerals AND ALSO 
all such parts and so much of the said land as may hereafter be required 
for public ways viaducts canals railways tramways dams sewers or drains 
in over and through the same to be set out by Our said Governor or some 
person by him authorised in that respect AND aso all sand clay stone 


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\MBW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ave. 1918, 











gravel and indigenous timber and all other materials the natural produce of 
the said land which. may be required at any time hereafter for the construction 
and repair of any public ways bridges or canals or for naval purposes or 
railways and tramways or any fences embankments viaducts dams sewers or 
drains necessary for the same together with the right of taking and removing 
all such materials by such person or persons as may be authorised in that 
behalf by Our Governor aforesaid Provipep Lastty anp Wr po Heresy 
Reserve for Us Our Heirs and Successors and for Our Governor as aforesaid 
by such person or persons as shall be by Us them or him authorised in that 
behalf full power to make and conduct through in under upon or over the 
said land or any portion thereof all public ways viaducts railways tramways 
canals and all common or public drains and sewers which may be deemed 


expedient 


And the right of full and free ingress egress and regress into out of 


and upon the said land for the several purposes aforesaid or any of them 


In Testtmony WHEREOR We 
the Seal of Our said State 


“Recorded and enrolled in the Hog iptrar Tener ala 


South Wales this day of 


[1194] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 25rd August; 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the undermentioned person has been authorised 
and empowered ‘to act as an Inspector under the 
‘‘Prickly-pear Destruction Act,.1901,’ to enter upon 
any Crown Land or priyate land for the purpose, of 
ascertaining whether ‘any prickly-pear is growing 
thereon, to take measures for the eradication of the 
prickly-pear, to sue for penalties, and to do all other 
things prescribed to be done by Inspectors under the 
said recited Act or the Regulations thereunder. This 
appointment to date from ‘20th August, 1918. 


[Oce. 1918-5,285] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





Name of person | 

















Station. | auithowead: Office. | District. 
| 
Lismore ...| Robert Gordon ...) C.P. ed Grafton 
Land Board, 
| 
[1253] Depar trent of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd ‘August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ROADS DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, under the provisions of the 18th section of ‘Public | 
Roads Act, 1902,”’ the roads hereunder described shall } 
be and are hereby declared’ to be public road, and 
dedicated to the public accor dingly, thus withdrawing 
an area of 35 acres from resumed area 807 and an area 
of 9 acres from resumed area 3874, as covered by des- 
cription No. 1. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Drscriprion No, 1. 


Part of reserved road 100 links wide within por- 
tion 44, boundary road 100 links wide east of por- 
tions 89, 88, and 95, reserved road 100 links wide 
within portion 103, and boundary road 100 links wide 
west of portion 42, all in parish of Enfield; also boun- 
dary road 100 links wide west of portions 1 and 4 
(part) and_reserved road 100 links wide within por- 
tion 4 and part of. boundary ro2zd 100 links wide 
west of portion 11, all in parish of Trinidad, extend- 
ing in all from the existing public road within por- 
tion 44, parish of Enfield, generally north-easterly 
and northerly to a. point about 64 chains 25 links 
north of the north boundary of portion 4, parish of 
Trinidad. Parishes of Enfield and Tr indad, county 
of Vernon, Aspley Shire, Bastern Division. 


[Roads 1918-100-5] 


Descrip Tron No. 2. 


The existing road connecting the Wagea Wagea- 
Walla Walla road with road. on the ma Ret of povtind 
ha oe on. plan ean lenoed R. 13,322-1 603. 

arish o omer, county of Hume, Cul 
Land District of ’ Aheae sch Bic 


[Roads 1917-85-17] 


have caused this Our Grant to be sealed with 


Office, at Sydney, in New 


Registrar-General, | 





A 


Depart tment of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


PLAN OF ROAD RH-MARKED, APPROVED. 


H*s Bxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Execuiive Council, direets it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘‘Public 
Roads Act, 1902.” the plan of ré-marking of the road 
hereunder described having been approved, the road 
as re-marked according to ‘the plan so approved shall 
represent and be deemed to be the original road. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


f1262] 





DESCRIPTION. 


The reserved (public) road 100 links wide through 
J. T. Thatcher’s portion 1, being part of road from 
Goodradigbee to Queanbeyan, parish of Cavan, county 
of Cowley, Goodradighee Shire, Land District of Yass, 
—as shown on plan ‘catalogued R,. 13,308-1,603, which 
is deposited in and can be seen at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 


[Roads 1916-671-9] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


Notipication of approval of alteration in the levels of 
Victoria-street, within the City of Sydney. 
H 1S MxceHency the Governor, with the advice of es 
Executive Council, directs it to be notified, 
conformity with the provisions of the “Sydney (oe 
poration Act, 1902,’’ that the alteration in the levels 
of Victoria-street, in front. of Nos. 424 to 4386, City of 
Sydney, has been approved,—-as shown on plan cata- 
logued $. 247-907, which is deposited in and can be 
seen at the Town Hall, Sydney. 


[Roads 1,888-349-118] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1260] Depar tment of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


Norirication of approval of amended levels of Haig- 
avenue, Harris. street, Riley-street, Cathedral- 
street, and Sir John Young crescent, within the 
City of Sydney, 


HA; Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Coungil, directs it to be notified, in 
conformity with the provisions of the “Sydney Cor- 
poration Act, 1902,” that the amended levels of parts 
of Haig-avenue, betw een College-street and Boome- 
rane-street, and at the junction with Boomerang- 
street ; and between Boomerang-street and Riley- 
street, and at the junction with “Boomerang-street, = 
as shown on plan 8. 248-907 (in two sheets) ; ¢ also parts 
of Cathedral-street, Riley-strect, and Sir John Young 
erescent; at and’ w ‘ithin their intersections with each 
other,—as shown on plan S, 249- 907; also part of 
Harris-street, from Bowman- street +o its northern 
termination,—as shown on plan S. 250-907, City of 
Sydney, have been approved, All plans mentioned are 
deposited in and can be scen at the Town Hall, Sydney. 


[Roads 1 ,888-340-119] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Miigter for Lands. 


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93 Ave, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


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[1261] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Gouncil, directs it to be notified that 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder de- 
scribed, which are now no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and 
discharged from any rights ot the public or any per- 
son to the same as highways. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 

The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
portions 50’ and 49, parish ef Lawson, from portion 
31 and 26, parish of Gunningba, and 8,~parish “of 
Hilginbah, north and south of water reserve 14,688; 
also reserved road within portion 49 and boundary 
road separating portions 50 and 49 from portions 21, 
20, and 32, parish of Lawson, county of Oxley, Mar- 
thaguy Shire. 

[Roads 1917-657-5] 

The unnecessary boundary road along east of por- 
tion 198 and Crown and, and extending from the 
north-east corner of portion 1 northerly to Numbugga 
Creek, parish-of Numbugga, county of Auckland, 
Mumbulla Shire. * 
[Roads 1918-288-3 | 

The unnecessary boundary rogd 1 chain wide separat- 
ing portion 591 from portion 590, parish of Albury, 
county of Goulburn, Hume Shire. 


Roads» 1918-83-53] 


Department of Lands, 

' Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
WITHPRAWAT OF LAND FROM BAERAMI 
SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA No. 33. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that in 
pursuance of the provisions of the Closer Settle- 
ment Acts, so much of the notifications in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 12th July, 1918, as relate to the 
setting apart of portion 176 of 856 acres 2 roods 17 
perches, parish of Arndell, county of Hunter, as part 
of Baerami Settlement Purchase Area No. 33, and to 
the setting apart of that portion for settlement pur- 
chase applicatien are herehy revoked. Plan H. 1,516- 


[R.8.S. 1919-12994] | 
__W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. _ 
[1248] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 
ERRATUM. 
MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION SETTLEMENT. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Yanco No, 1 [rrigation Area, Yanco Land District. 
N the notification of surrenders of leases within an 
irrigation are, published’ in the Government 
Gazette No. 81 of 28th June, 1918, page 8148, in the 
case of dames Benjamin Prior, farm No. 254; read 
30th June, 1918, as the date from which the surrender 
took effect instead of 14th June, 1918. 
[M.1,8°1918-B. 15,652; W.C? & 1.C., 1918-7,142] 
W. C. GRAHAME. 
Department of Lands, 
' Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
ERRATUM NOTICKH. 
OTICE is hereby given that, in the notification of 
a sale by auction to be held at Dunedoo on T1th 
September, 1918, published in the Gazette of 26th 
July, 1918, ‘‘Beetion 26” shoyld read ‘‘Section 41.” 


[ Aln. 1918-6, 900] 
: ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under-Secretary. 


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APPRAL COURT OF NEW SOUPH 
WALES. | 


NST is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
1N~ Appeal Court of New South Wales will bo holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respeet of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be laivfully brought before the said Court:— 
Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
[1069] 


IN THE LAND 


ldth August, 1918. 


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[2361 


Local Land Board Office, 
Wagga Wagga, 9th July, 1918. 


TTEHENTION is invited in the matter of an appli-' 
cation by Thomas French and Maurice French; 
care of Messrs. Emanuel and, Emanuel, solicitors, 
Tumut, for the surrender of freehold portion 160 of_ 
640 acres, parish of Wyangle,’ county of Buccleuch,. 
in exchange of about 540 acres within a reserve from - 
sale, notified 24th December, 1861, to a reference by 
the Minister for Lands to the Local Land Board at. : 
Tumut for inquiry and report as to whether such 
exchange should be proceeded with. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agent, Tumut. ; 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Wagga Wagga, not later than 16th August, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Tumt on a date to be notified. 


W. F; DAY, 
Chairman. 


[864] ‘Local Land Board Office 


> 
Moree, 2nd August, 1918. 

ao TION is invited to an inquiry in the matter 

of disposal of forfeited Improvement Lease No. 
1,510, of about 1,540 acres; parish of Warialda, county 
of Burnett, Land District of Warialda, whether the 
subject area should be declared scrub lands and offered 
by tender as @ scrub lease. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Moree, and 
the Crown Land Agent, Warialda. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Moree, not later than 
23rd August, 1918. . ? 

The preposal will be considered by the Local hand 
Board at Warialda on a date to be notified. 


B. LINDSAY, 
‘Chairman. 





——wat 


Local Land Board Offiee, 
Dubbo, 22nd July, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to the following applica- 

% tions under the ‘‘Pastures. Protection Act of 
1902.’ to erect rabbit-proof fences across roads and 
érection of gates:—(1) By Robert Winten Gillespie 
to erect a gate across a road, parish of The Oaks, 
county of Narromine; (2) by James’ Dempster to 
erect a gate across a road, parish of Frost, county of 
Narromine. | 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at. Dubbo. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman at Dubbo not later 
than 86th August, 1918, 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Jiand 
Board at Narromine on a date to be notified. 


R. M. GALLOWAY, 
Chairman. 





Form 1. 


“CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913)” 
Norice or Procerping Berorr Locat LAND Boarp. 
New South Wales, 2 
to wit. y 
Are NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
: Land District of Goulburn will sit’ at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 16th day of October, 1918, 
in the Court-house at Goulburn, and-that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for-hearing at 
that time and plaee. 
df you fail to appear, the Board, if it’so see -fit, 
will proceed in your absence. w Bf 
Dated at Goulburn, this 13th day of August, 1918. 
i. J. HALLIDAY, 
Chairman. 
To Richard Montague Reynolds, of Thornton, 
Bungonia-road, via Goulburn. 





Matter ror INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry as to compliance with the conditions attached 
to your Original Conditional Purchase.12-37 and Cgn- 
ditional Lease 12-14, parish of Jerrara, county of 
Argyle, Land District of Goulburn. [1014] 


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[23 Ava. 1918, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


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4264 NEW SQUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, — ; » [23 Avg. 1918. 


uy 


— 





pe Department of Lands, 
! Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


1s is héreby notifiba that’ the forfeituré-of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the dates 
set opposite thereto, hes been reversed, 














(0.3. 1918 -18,543'; 19,906; 19,907] : t phe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for eee 
‘ | a Date of = a 
ae _ Lessee. ~ Address, County. Parish, Area. peerage Basal C.P, 3 Shire, 
: Forfeiture. | a 








Lanp Disteior oF BRAIDWOOD. 









































; ery. | p. 
(27,407 | O’HeiryPatrick,junior  ... -| Budawans, Mon-| St, Vincent.,,| Budawang -...{ 100 0 0] 8 Feb, 1918{ 1896- 19 125 Yalla- 
garlowe, : ganda 
1910-19 Do do do She G0) iter do wanes Ci ee, As 1910- 27 17 do 
Lanp District or, Rrisrons. 
1912-21 | Taylor, Harold toe = Reedy ree 4 Phillip“ =..|/Growee,.. 7] 42 1 0 | 22 Feb., 1918; 1910- 49 | ~ 194 | Rylstone. 
j Rylst one, | ; | | 
Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA, 
16,001 | McMicking, Germain Nicholson ...| Little Collins street,) Selwyn ...| Bogandyera ...{ 490 0 0] 9 Mur,,1917/ 189°7- 40 22 Tumba- 
Melbourne, ‘ | | rumba. 
[1166] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF VACANT CROWN LANDS TO A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
[° is hereby notified that, in purswarice of the provisions of aection 164 of the Crown Laads Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 


land particulurised in thé Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the adjoining conditional lease mentioned in 
such Schedule at tle capital value and tental stated. ; 
ai W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. | 


Lanp District oF BInGARA. 






























































. # a Capital | Rent) jonual pee ar Future Fatare 
Papers. o- Parish. County. Area, Added to—| Value per Rent addition takes Area Rent Shire, 
r Fg per Acre. | Acre, : effect of ©.L. | of C.L. 
C.8. if | Be. Ip: £ sad d, £sda py & 8. ara 
1918-19,"84 |) 41 | Crawley al Murchison...) 27 2 0. | C.U. 1805-12} 11u vo 6 013 y¥v | 26 Aug, 191f) 56 4» 718 6. Barrata. 
(1167) Dep.rtment of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF Pee ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LHASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THEREOF. 


Tv is he -eby_noti fiod that, in pursuance of the provisions of agotfon 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of 
land ‘particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to“ and now y form part of the convertible areas of thé conditional leases 
mentioned in Bs Schedule at the capital valties and rentals stated. 


ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp District or CooNAMBLE. 



































T - ‘a 
ft 3 ‘ | Date from Future | 
1 8 Capital | Rent ; lc -+4,| Huture 
Papers. || < | Parish County. Area, Added to— | Value | per iste Maditins paca eee tent Shire. 
ae | per Acre. | Acre. atent. of CLL, of CLL. 
cs. mr, Dp, CL. Lee a. | ad, £ os. a. a. Pes at = Kd. 
1918-1:310 ih Ree 6G ii Ewenmar ...| 622 4 0 | 1910-25 2 6 8] & Wily 4/15 Atg , 1918) 2,251 ou %8 8 4 | Wingadee, 
one. d . . 
18818 - 103 a Do'* ...| Gowen ...| 962.0 0 48 115 0); 6 at 1 0/i4 , » |2521 0 ©] 43 10 9} Gilgandra, 
184, , 
18313 )} 30 Nimbigao .... ee | 667.9 0 63 15 0| 4 PE 2) 4h) 20. 54 » || 2,527 2. 0 38412 4 ingadeea 
[gy eee on t 








23 Ava, 1918] © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 104, 4265 


SS —— 


a 5 ee Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


Nees ig hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional and Additional Conditional Purchases of land, together with ail 

Conditional Leases in virtue thereof, and all rights attached to such purchases or leases, have become and are hereby declared 
forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment cf purchase money, survey fees, and Crown improvements; but such 
forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
| 




















Bs qd 
. Dat S . F Sas Amount | 
ee Purchaser. pee Rell Area, g< County. Parish, | Charting No. & % Papers. uae in Arrears) Shire, 
2.4 oss on 652, =~ 
rip? | 











EASTERN DIVISION. 

LAnp Districr or CASINo. 
% D- 4 C.S. £0 6550s 
00 ieee | Buller cai Robertson..{ B, aR AE: 70 atm eesieas | EL oS 


=? 


uw 


1912-57 | Scnfeld.) Percy! Rich-| 29 June, 1912... 


mond | Kyogle, 


| 


Lanp District oF Cooma. C.s. 
1909-87 | Trodie, Walter William .] 15 July, 1909...) 50 0 0 {26 { Beresford...) Duncan ...j B. 3876-1765; 78 | 1918-17620 { .... | 1019 0 | Monaro, 









































Lanp Disrricr or CowRa. | C.S, 
111-14 { Ryan, John Patrick ...) 9 Mar.,191)..{ 208 0 026 | Forbes .| Conimbla../ F. 30¢8-1787/ 85 | 1918-15994 | 1911-3 { 40 12 0 { Wavg ola 
Tanp District or Mupaerz. C.8. 
1909-66 | Malone, Juhn Edward ...| 20 May, 1909... 109 83 0 / 26 | Wellington] Tanna- W. 4758-2091; 228 { 1918-12028, ..... 8 4 8 | Meroo, 
: butta. 
80 Do stl ee eUly, 4, 225 0 0 | 42 | Phillip ...| Arthur ...{ P. 3831-2125) 75 5 ooeua 719 0 | do 
191i-11 Do ~ | FO Feb., 1911... 135 2 0) 42 do os do «| P. 8421 ,, 84 Fy cesices 615 6) do 
24, | 
1916+ 3 | Gleeson, John, jun, BA” G4, T9165... 49 0 0| 44 do wi! Cumbo 1.) Py 8706 4, | 220 | 1028-12029 | wavs 7.027) do 
Lanp District oF MuswkELiBRoox. O.8. 
1924-11: ] Commissioners f the Gov-| 1] Sept., 1914... 62 0 © | 4?-| Hunter ...{ Piribil | H, 1277-1538) 90 | 1918-17293 | . cscs 1 6 0} Patrick 
ernment Savings Rank 26 Plains. 
of New South Wales,| f 
(now Payne, James). | | ) 
Lanp Distrgict or Tremors. C.8. 
1912-30%) Ifarpley, William Henry,| 5 July, 1915...( 520 1 0) 8) Bland ...{ Wallundry| B. 8231-1846) 119 | 1918-15779 Lid ~ 231 WSF | Narra- 
\(pow 4 he Comm: ssion ers | | | burra, 
beef the  Governmént | | 
Savings Bank cf New | i 
South Wales). | } | | } 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WaacaA WAGGA. C.85 
1 14-16% Cady, Christina Ann) 27 May, 1914...) 590 0 0 188 | Bourke ...{ Robertson. | B, 2387-1806; 56 { 1918- 8927 ...... 117 3 9 { Coclamon, 
_ (now The Commissioners | | | 
of the | Goveinm ‘nt | 
Savings Bank cf New | | | 
: South Wales). | | 
* Subject to the provisions of section 69 of the “ Government Savings Bank Act of 1906.” 
[1173] Deyartment of Lanis, 


Sydney, 28rd Aug:st 1918, _ 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


[° is he.eby notified that the forfeiture of the undermeéntioned Conditional Purchases, which was published in the Gazette on the 


dates specified hereunder, has been reversed, ’ [ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. © 








r | ii aa ” 
Section 8. |  Dateot fSul 
No. of Date of Z as | | Shi: 
Purchager; Area. of the | County. | Parish. | Charting No.| £4 Gazettal of Papers. re, 
CP, Purchase, News | ¥ £ 4 | ¥orfeiture, | 





























FASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Brea. 


‘ a, %. p. Sa va a8 
1910- 2 | Boulton, Wenry ry 8 Feb, hess 8 3.30 | 26 | Dam pier “| i cl D, 2,775+1,618 


vai 10! Mar:, ‘ie ©,S. 1018+ Mumbulla, 
5,758, 





' 


Lanp Disrzicr or Boorowa, Ne 


1882-186 | Neville, Mary Sarah | 10; Oct,, 139) 40 0 0 | 42 King, | Keinber “il Sa PR| 88 | 10 Aug.» 1917 C8, bal Murua gal, 


Lanp District oF TAMWORTI, 


24-28, | Parry  ...| 


i. a 


PI 41,282-1,764 






_16;! 


| 


26 ia tl 8. i 8- as 
Dy 











1391- 88 | Halliday, John (now 4 June, 1891; 820 0 0 
eee Cotter Agnes Murray) | Rete ee 












a etal 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. {23 Ava., 1918, 








{1'84] Department of Lands, 
Sydaey, 23rd August, 1918. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 


Wego is hereby given that the undermentioned portions of Crown Lands, couditionally purchased under the Crown Lands Act, 
and all rights attached to such purchases, are hereby declared forfeited through non-fulfilment of the conditions of residenee 
or improvements; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














| | é Z 
No. of Date of & a " r=| F 
C.P Purchaser, Parahace Area. aS County. Parish. Charting No. 2 Papers. Shire, 
4 A ga 3 
c Z 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Cooma. 
EE sil C.S. 
1909... 109 0 Of 26 | Beresford ...{ Big Badjaj B, 3,810-1,765 ...) 43 { 1918-16983 | Monaro, 


1959-33 | Stewert, Frederick Abrahamj 8 April, 


Lanp District or MUDGEE. 
50 0 Oj 26 | Bligh .. --.( Bungaba..{ B, 4,96)-1,570 ...; 63 { 1918-16612 | Wyaldra. 


1918-35 { Gill,Michacl .. a. ‘«{ 2 October, 1913.../ 


Lanp District oz WINDSOR. 
C. 2,421-1,507 | 39 ep Colo. 


191€-13 Pes oe elke James .,.| 27 July, 1916...) 40 0 Pd 44 | $e% wee «| Wheeney.. 








[1162] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASH. 
Neon is hereby given that the undermentioned Improvement Lease was, on the 13th May, 1918, executed by His Excellency 
the Governor, ani has been forwarded for delivery to the lessee, to the Crown Land Agent at Inverell. 
The lessee is required to take delivery of the lease and give a receipt in writing for the same on Form 37, within three months 
from the date of ‘this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any sum paid on account of the 


Tease forfeited to the Crown. 

The rent for the second and every succesding year of the lease must be pald annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State 
of New South Wales, at Sydney, on or before the 12th May, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent, at the time of delivery of the lease, a lease fee of one pound (£1). 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distaict—INvERELL, Puace of DsLiiveny—INVEBRELL. 








Term of Lease. Date of Gazette 


, Approxi- 
No. of No. of No. of Annual a . 
: Name and Address of Leagee. mate announcing Shire, 
Papers. Lease. Block. | area, Rent. Lease by Tender. 
From To 











Acres. | £ 


Oce. 8 
1918-5236 | 1954 | McKenzie, George Donald, of Severn] 755 | 1,690} 8 0 


River, Ashford. 


d.| 1918. | 1989. 
O*/ 18 May| 12 May| 8 Feb., 1918 ...) Ashford. 








* Inclusive of rent for Crown improvements, 








[1174] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


IMPROVEMENT LEASH--INCREASE OF RENT. 


Neat is hereby given that the Annual Rental of the Improvement Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been re-determined 
under the amended conditions of the Lease for the period of sixteen (16) years of the lease from the 12th July, 1913, to 11th July, 























1929. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
ScHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Date upon which 
Term of Lease. Annual P S 
; Annual payment of 
Papers, Lease Names and Address | Land th'vehl Rent Rent inoresséd tout Shire. 
No. of Lessees. District. nowipaid as 
From To paie. | increased. is due in 
vach year. 
1 ea SRE TERRIERS 20 a SRC TH — 
Acres, | £ os. d. pa aR te 
syosut64 John Capel, Daniel Capel,! Bingara  ... 6,107 12 July, 1901} 11 July, 1929} 88 3 4 4410 8 | 1lJuly «.| Gwydir. 
Charles Capel, George Ca- 
pel, Albert Capel, Richard 





Henry Capel. Address :— 
Piedmont, Cobbadah. 


| 

iis 

| Capel, and William 
| 

ented ROD 











Op pen te ronn reel setae ate eet Vear erm. meni emt iy yg eR i ne i mele miter pers a : 
en te Sa tee as eae @ a an 


SR Hr “ 


=> 


23 AvuG., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4267 








(1070] Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
REAPPRAISEMENT OF RENTS OF SPECIAL LEASES. 
ifs is hereby notified, for general information, that under the terms and conditions of the Special Leases specified hereunder, the annual 


rental for the undermentioned period of the leases has been reappraised ia accordance with the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, at the rates hereunder stated, such reappraisement to take effect as from and to dates mentioned hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































Reg. Sa No, of Lease. Wanie of Lose Aen Period. Shire, 
| 
Ms. Ls. Hae di | 
1918-8932 | 3,572, Narrabri ... ...| Duff, William Septimus... .| 3 5 6 | 4 July, 1917, to 3 July, 1924...) Namoi. 
7 3,578, Narrabri... Ate Do ef 470° 0) 4, set tO, Shays Suche CO 
| 
[1003] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant leases should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land 
Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Local Land Board Date 


Applicant, Locality of Land applied for. 


Purpose for 
Area, which Lease is 
desired, 


Office where 
objections may be 
lodged. 


up to which 
objections 
may be lodged. 








a.) Ts 
Wangi Wangi Develop-| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, on} 0 0 124 | Wharf aa ..| Maitland ae 2 September, 1918. 


ment Co. Ltd, (Sp. L.| foreshores of Lake Macquarie, opposite block H 
1918-2, Newcastle. ) 107, Wangi Point Estate, firsts subdivision. 
C. C. Lazzarini and C.| Cook’s River, fronting Recreation Reserve,| 9 0 33 | Baths ye ..| sydney... oa ali 
Pickering, Trustees of| parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 
the Tempe Recreation 
Club, (Spl. Ls. 1918-9, 
Metropolitan.) 
Farrelly, A., (Spl. Ls.) Shea’s Creek Canal, parish of Botany, county; 0 0 123 | Wharf = aie do .., A- Sg) 2B: ns 4 
1918-5, Metropolitan.) | of Cumberland. 


—— 


(1228] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERMS OF LEASES FOR SPHOIAL PURPOSES. 


[T" is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
_ terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. ‘eta 

Any objections will receive due consideration if Jodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District ir 
which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


” ” 












































Purpose for sea ee Board die a 
5 F yhere up to which 
Applicant. Locality of hand applied for. Area. which Lease is Shfeetions had be Raciectinns 
desired. lodged. may be lodged, 
Oe ate De ; ‘ 
Tom Howell Ingall (Sp.) On foreshores of Lake Macquarie, fronting) 0 0 37 | Bathing-place and) Maitland .| 25 August, 1918. 
L, 3,740, Newcastle). section 6, Toronto Estate, near south side of; (about). jetty. 
Bay-street, parish Awaba, county Northum- 
berland. : 
Frederick Matson, sen.) Ewey Bay, Port Hacking, parish Sutherland,| .0 015 | Boatshed .. ..| Sydney.. ae Aha i) . = 
si L. 1908-9, Metro-} county Cumberland. (about). f 
olitan). Les 
whtiaee Caroline M.| Kyle Bay, parish of St. George, county of Cum-| 0 0 27 | Bathing-place, do .. we ..| 13 Sept., ” 
(Sp. L. 4,022, Metro-| berland, fronting portion 19. (about). jetty, and boat- 
politan). house. i 
Thomas Neden ..| Sp. Ls. 1912-8, Murwillumbah, parish Terranora,| 0 124 | Wharf and storage) Grafton - | 2300 »9 ” 
county Rous, on Boyd’s Bay, fronting 'Terra- of timber, 
nora Terrace, 

















Department of Lends, 
a Paaydidey: 28rd August, 1913, 
FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance — 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ’ 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















" Annual Reason ine. 
2e.Re. mae maga || Monge sateen satin and Avot tact, | ARIS | ae Bare |S 
Ms. Le. need £° : 
1917-12,652 | 1917-4, Walgett ...) Stafford, William John, of] County Denham, parish Pokataroo, portions 50) 3 1 0 oe Walgett. 

ATT, 13-9-17, Walgett, and 62. Area, 12lacresZrods, gyn eee do 
1918- 158 | 19,7-8, Walgett ...| Stafford, Patrick George, of} County Denham, parirh Pokatarvo, portions 48 2 5 * ; 
A.T.T. 12-12-17, Pokataroo. and 51. Ares, 90 acres, BORO do Boree, 


1917-38,847 | 1911-7, Molong...| Colbran, John Thomas (ad-| County Ashburnham,} arish Duladerry, portions 
ministrator of the estate| Sp. UL. 1l9tl-2 and Sp, L. z4va. Area, 15 acres. 
of the late John Colbran, ; 
of Molong). 

















4268 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, [23 Ava, 1918, 


[1222] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


CANCELLATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Lease has been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
the 72nd section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The lease will terminate on 31st December, 1918. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























SCHEDULE. 
| 
otipet Hee apa Land Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire. . Area. Rent, 
: & oP. pie aU 
1910-21 Tamworth ...) McCormack, James... seul) SOOUD mame ..| Parry; Nundle ... | 640 0 0} 21384 
(1223) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
RESTORATION OF AN ANNUAL LEASE, 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in the 
Government Gazette, has now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 















































SCHEDULE. 
abe Name of Lessee, Land District, | Parish, County and Bhire, | Area, | sag hh & Bonitiod:s 
| So T. psi) ay er xa. 
1909-12 | Dawson, Jimes .. ».| Condobolin ,,.| Cookabuiragong | Gipps; Lachlan --| 640 0 O0| 4 O O| 28Jdan., 1916 
{1224} Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF WEEK-END LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the Week-end Lee specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Tanp Disrricr or Moruya. 





























No.of Week-end 
* Por- Lease Area Shire 
No. of Date of . Annual Reason for 
Lessee, Rtg’ Area, tion | County. Parish, and Date Papers. or 
WEL BPpHCatibn® No. of Notification vet Hortelture. Municipality. 
thereof, 
a. Tp. £s. a. Aln, 
1917-8 | Keating, John} 10 Oct,, 1917; 6 Uv 381) 497 | Dampier...) Narooma... No. 15, 1 410 | Non-payment |1918-6603 | Eurobodalla 
Thomas, 24 Nov., 1916. of rent. Shire. 

[1264] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE, 


if is hereby notified, for general information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and 
Regulations, the forfeiture declared under notification in the Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, of the Crown-lease hereunder 


specified has been reversed. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























No. cf Lease = 
‘ ‘ 5 - No. of Annual 
Land District, ere Peer Portion, aan ick aoa Apes, Rental. 
ies Acres. #4, d. 
1916-2, Quean-) William Flynn we wef BQ | Molonglo ..| Murray.., ...| Yarrowlamla| 2704 pigs 5 
beyan. 
(1221) _ Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
RE-APPRAISEMENT OF RENT OF A SETTLEMENT LEASE. . 


1? is hereby notified, for general information, that, under the terms and conditions of the Settlement Lease specified hereunder, the 
annual rental for the second period of the lease has been re-appraised in accordance with the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
at the rate hereunder stated, such re-appraisement to take effect as from and to dates mentioned hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


— 

















a ap ass Name of Lessee. | Portion Parish. | County. | Shire. | Area. re For the pericd from 
—_—_—— \ —— ; -—— 
) Gye wren pe .£. -saia 
1,531 Herald, Fairford May... 13 Kalinga...) Cunning- | Lachlan,,.|3,128 0 39 | 75 6 10*| 13 February, 1917, 
Condotolin. ham. to 12 February, 
1932; 





* Including rental value, £3 18s,, for Crown improvements. 


S123°AGG, 1918.) Nw SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[1225] 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
' NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE: PROVISIONS OF THE.OLOSHR | 
SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT; AND OF THE. ALLOTMENT. OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT, PURCHASES. 
iG é hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surrendered to the 
rown on the 13th August, 1918, under the provisions of the, “ Closer Settlement Prcmotion Act, 1910,” that these lands 


are hereby known as the “ Pullabooka Settlement Purchase Area,” and haye been allotted as Settlement Purchases in the areas 
shown and to the persons named in Schedule B hereunder,’ Luy 


[Papers— Clo. Sett. 1918-5,684] 





“ “W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
PULLABOOKA SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. | 
CENTRAL DIVISION. } 
Lanp DistRict oF GRENFELL; Wrppin SHIRE. 
SOHEDULE A. 





















































Couary. Parish. | Portion, | Area, Title. | ‘Plan No, | 
: Senge YL: 
Gipps we). 4+] Pullabooka 52 3,515 2 10 C.P. 11-1 wee wae w| G. 1,574-1,871 RB. Ch 
Do bid ” do 31 2a Ont) Freehold A) Ero Ue 
Do do 62 2 0:0 jl) 4Do Gi | @1,431 
Total 2 519 SVG 1) ea0M a. a ae a ig | 
— ara et ee 
SCHEDULE B. 
Settlement Purchaser, mar eat Freda a Area. Force Parish, County. | Plan Ne, 
; ; a: fs, fe 
Alice Muriel Macaujey _...! Pullabooka 1918-1] 1 510.0 @ 71 | Pallabooka,.,! Gipps .| G&, 2,841-1,871.°, 
William Alexander Macauley f ; 2|- 3 510° 2 O "2 rea Ado “oe, 2942 on 
Robert George Meryin se 2 3 803 0 O 70 do do 4 -G..2,840.....,,—.B. 
Macauley, 
William Amor, jun... 4. a 41 4 | 805 0 O| 69 do do ..| &. 2,889, Bey 
; base 68 do do ..| G. 2,888 , B. 
George Peter Nielsen et Oa ie fo oh 868 0 0 31 do redo ver Ore Led OL. 3 
; | C83 do Nn ee cil +1 as 
ag + : —_—_— ——_— ; ’ ‘idort t 
Total: ssi|) “xcs pho Aee)) aa. 0 
inst (ri F ret J 4 








{ 1227] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28rd August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 
SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT, AND OF THE ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surretiderétl to thé ~ 
Crown on the 12th August, 1918, under the provisions of the ‘‘ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” that these lands 
are hereby known as the “ Hazelwood Settlement Purchase Area,” and have been aHotted as Settlement Parchases in the areas 
shown and tothe persons named in Schedule B hereunder, 


[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-5,683] 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
HAZELWOOD SETTLEMENT PURCHASE ARNA, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Dany District or Pagkes; Goopana Seize. 
Scouzpurz A.” 


Try 
| 






















































































D.P. re: oy 
County. Parish, 6,868 Portion. | Area. Title. Plan No. 
| | oo 4 2 . 6,944-1,770. | 
Ashburnham --./ Gunpipgbland ... 47 | Part 36 and part 32 415 0 0° Freehold et pe 1,889 a uall 
Do | do 51 | Part 86 and part 32 749 1 0 do ny i 1,885 : 
Total 1,164 1 0 
 Scxpoure B. * 
Suttlement Purchaser, S Peement rere Sy rere | AT sitet | Parich County. “pial No," 
a. T. p. a Fe : 
Arthur John Baker .., Hazelwood, 1918-1... ir 399 38.0 67 Gunning- ; Ashburn: A, 7,404-1,770 
ey it : | } bland.) am, 
* George Arthur Rutter do By...) 1.9 382° "LO 68 do ys do A.7;405 
_ Patrick John Burke do . Boal Bc) 882 1 O11 6D do do AT 308 9 | | 
vast bye | | |, Fobal| 1,164.10 L 





4270 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ave., 1918. 








[1183] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


JT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, and the 16th section of 
the Cioser Settlement Promotion Act, 1910, the Settlement Purchase particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attached 
to such purchase, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are hereby forfeited. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
BACK CREEK SETTLEMENT PUROHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WYALONG, AND BLAND SBrEE. 
































Number of i 
Portion Farm . €at. No. of 
Bettiem =m Purchaser. No, No, Area, | County. | Parish. e Pian’ 
a Yr p. 
1913-1 | Johann William Richard Kruger (Govern-| 25 1 544 3 O| Bland _...| Burrabijong...| B. 3,755-1,946, 
ment Savings Bank of N.S.W., mortgagees). Papers Clo. Sett. 
1918-5,691. 
[1164] Department of Lands, 


- Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 
ip is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule at the 


capital value stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
























































ScHEDULE. 
d Capital Tans, net Naw Future 
a . + das value per whic annual A 
Papexs, rs Parish, County. District. Area. acre of | addition takes | Added to— Ares of, payment on Shire. 
S added area. effect. orang. | Holding. 
C.8. a YF. DP, £ os. da. a. - 0. De £oa d. 

1918-19163 121 YTerrabella...| Gordon ...| Dubbo «| 31 1 10 2 0 0} 28 Nov., 1917...) C.P.1918-28 ..| 174 010] 17 8 2 | Macquarie, 
[1177]. Deparment of Lands, 


, Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SUBURBAN HOLDING. 
Tt is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Suburban Holding, which was published in the Gazette of the 


28th March, 1918, has been reversed. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Lawp Distzior or Tamwortu. 



























































Shire 
No. of Date of Portion| Annual 
“ Lessee, é Area. County. Parish. Papers. or 
8.H. Application. wy. No. Kent. Municipality, 
a Y. p. £8. d. Aln. 
1914-5 | Hunt, Mary Matilda ese «| 9 Feby., 1914) 3 18 Inglis .. «| Moonbi «a. Pesihe itp) 1 0 0 | 1918-6412 | Cockburn Shire, 
[1081] Department of Lands. 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


FORFEITED RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING. 


Nee is hereby given that the undermentioned Returned Soldier’s Special Holding is hereby declared forfeited through non- 
payment of rent; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF MAITLAND. 








est. | Holder. Mepertie: | Area. | Shire. | County. | Parish. | Portion. Papers, 
BPs, De } R.8.8. 
1917-1 | Lang, William.,.| 8 June, 1917; O 1 0! Cessnock ...! Northumber- | Stanford ...| Lot 11, section 13, yil-| 1918- 
land. lage of Kearsley. 12,649. 








————— 





[1180] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD FARM. 


'T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Farm, which was published in the Gazette on the date 
I specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has been absolutely reversed. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr oF WYALONG. 








































































g 
Soy q : Date of H.F. 
No, of Date of Area. | S26] 0 Parish, | Charting | Portion) qo vottalot | A P shi 
H.F. Beleotor. Selection. roe & “ < ounty. Ne. 0 Yorfeitire. No. Spers. Shire. 
Backs ps C.S. 
1914-14 | Cannard, Charles «| 2 March,1914; 809 0 0 119 | Dowling | Curribs..| D. 608-1841 56 27 Suly,1917} 268 | 1918-13,830] Lachlan. 

















23 Auva., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4271 





[1181] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd Auzust, 1918. 








FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


ING OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holders 
in the Homestead Farms specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of instalments 
of survey fee; but such forfeiture shall not take effecs until the expiration of thirty clear days after this publication. 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











oA 
o 43 q C} 
Ko of Date of a Charti oye gi | Amovnt 
lector. , ; <q arting 6 { f 2 
LF. Selector election. Area 23 County. Parish. No. iz, | Papers.  $ < Bs Shire. 
B= nt <4 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrzict oF Casino. 


Sey FL Dp: CS. £ 8s. 4. 
1917-24 lhe Jcseph| 20 Nov., tae 3,251 0 0 | 119 | Richmond ~| Whiporie “9 R. oo ae 42 | 1918- 9,526 | 705 | liv 0 Wocdbura, 
anley, { 


Lanp District or TaREE. 
5 Mar., 1917...) 30 0 0 | Homa Macquarie = Stewart | encamnibetiee |i | pags haan es | 012 0 | Manning, 
| 


1917- 16 Smith, Harry  ... 








[1182] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM. 


OTICKH is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1614 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Homestead 
Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared null arid void. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Casino. 








[ 


HF, 


q 
- ° oO s 
No, of Date of County. Parish, Charting 2 5 Papers, Area Shire. 
c 
Py 


IF, Selector. Selection. Area. 


Number, No. 


Section 
of the Act, 








fa De VDs 
1918-2 | Powell, Philip Sidney ..| 7Jan., 1918 827 0 vu | 119} Buller ...| Wooden. B. 2,244-J,741...} 62 | C.S, 1918-12,359...) 722 | Tenterfleld. 
bong. 














[1183] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


Nae is hereby given that, in parsuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the 
A holders in the Homestead Farms specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-fuifilment of the 
conditions of residence and improvements ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





No, of Selector, Date of Area ii i County Parish Charting Ee Papers. i Re Shire 
iF. : Selection. : re No. 5 No 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Drsrrict or DuBzo. 
1914- 4 | Bailey, Florence Emma ...| 8 April, 1914 908 0 0 { 1219 | Lincoln ...j Caledonia...| L. 3,100-1,566/ 47 { 4018-15688 ..{ 27) | Tabsagar. 
Lanp Disrrict or NARRABEI. 
1926-18 { Mortimore, Olando Jchn...j 24 July, 19161. 870 0 0 J ‘119 «|-White  ...| Brigalow ..,| W. 943-1,767/ 26 1] 1918-12,016 ...1 77 | Namoi. 


Lanp Distrror or NARRANDERA. 


1914-12 Gerke, John Stanley  ...{ 14 Dec., 1914 707 050 | 119 |) Gooes .| The Peak ...| C. Povey 40 Lee Carrathool. 


3875 








) 








[1185] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


T is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of publication of this 
notice, together with the fixed stamp duty, £1. by 
i W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

















Deposit. Amoun+* 
3 called for 
a ae : 1 as 
ers ery A Description Proposed | ARPES | Zeer Deducted | Greaitea | of ere a 
o. rea, eBO é Grantes ' 1 Aone Be od 
i . of Land, incurred.| Paid to towards | Deposit fix 
dct dah ing ion E Treasury. id cng purchase |authorised| stamp 
ater money. to be duty. 
uty. refunded. 
Aln, 9. Ps § £) sade Sy Saree) de aed ote! mshi eee, 
1918-6,875. | 26 Nov., 1914] 3 2 7| Parish of Prospect, county of| Amelia} 60 0 oi] 8 6 VJ] lo O UV} 010 feos coe ve 
8.P. 1914-20. Cumberland, measured por- McKelvey. 
tion No, 226, Parramatta 
Land District, Blacktown 








Shire, 











4272 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. (23 Ave., 1918. 








[1186] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd ‘August, 1918. 


APPLICATION. TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPRTITION. 


Weree is hereby given that application has been made by the person hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th section of 
the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all paeret oc 1g are 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder epecified, their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. — 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister an Lands. 





With whom Date up to which 














i i jections ma objections ma 
Registration No. Applicant, Area, Description. aye lodged. :. te mei : 
Aln. nectar, cD. 
1918-6,746 | Thomas Mate ,, .. 1 O 883] Parish of Tumbarumba, county Selwyn, Tumba-| The Chairman,| 23 Sept., 1918 
S.P. 1918-42, | rumba Shire. Moasured portion No. 518. Plan) Land Board, 
8. 2,187-1,522. © Wagea’ 
: Wagga. 














age 
_ 
_ 
[e2) 
~I 
—_) 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


[' is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, section 62, the portions of improved land specified in the following Schedule, 


1. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publicatiud of 
this notice. 


2. Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 


3. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below, except as regards allotment 6, section 11, town of Kearsley, when the sale is 
restricted to the surface and 25 feet below. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SOREDULE REFERRED TO, ; 









































hd ee 2 ee : Amount-* 
| 3.4 | q | Deducted’ called for, 
P | £3 oa Sg | 2 D ro Credited | including 
Mans or, Ges stirs GerPaycnaser, oN kyo Portion ; Allot- | Parish ; County ;/ Town, Village, | "3 3 Fs ot | towards | fixed Stamp 
See gy a aser, 3, mhent ; Section. District. or G.F 24 oe Purchase | Duty £1 
Application.) GA aw | 8 | valorem | \oney and 
| go 2° 1) Stamp mOneys Deed F 
3s 2 ao ‘3 Duty. | eee re? 
fencers <i S 21) 
Aln. 1918. a. t. p. £e.d|£| £80.) £ad4.| £3, 4 
1918-6,874*| 22 Jan...| John Rorke ..| 0 1 0 | Allotment 8, sec-| Stanford ; Nor- Kearsley PaO O| ls "Ono 0 | 05) Onl teers 10 
| tion 8. thumberland ; 
I Mean Maitland. 
6,230*| 27 Feb...) John Henry Watson 0 1. 0} Allotment 15, sec- do Fa do 1281 10 OPE | MOVIB PowWeb e012. FF 10 
tion 8. , 
6,229" 5 Mar...| Thomas Kenworthy 0 1 0 | Allotment 2, sec- do an ao cot OO Lt OB 0 | O45 Qi 32 5) 0 
tion 6. 
6,873") 29 Jan...) Samuel White 0 1 0 | Allotment 11, sec- do Pt do ~altSo00 MO! 10 5 10, 0 Tb One, 0 
tion 2. | 
6,649 | 24 Jan...| Priscilla Painter .. 0 1 0} Allotment 3, sec-| Currajone ; Parkes Pape Or ee Do) Oo 15) OT Sheen @ 
tion 50, Ashburnham ; ’ 
Parkes, } | ; 








* Sale subject to the condition that the purchaser wlll have no claim against the Crown in the event of subsidence as the result of mining. 


{1253] Department of Lends, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LAND 
FOR ROAD. 


I | IS Excelleacy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuazco of the Public Roads 
Act, 1902, the land hereunder described (in respect of which land notice of propcsal to resume the same has duly been given) 

shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as a road,’ 

W. G., ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—-Widening of road known as William-street, at the crossing of Duck Creek, parish of 
: Liberty Plains, county of Cumberland, municipality of Granville. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-594~13 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,026-1,603.] 








Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


at A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 30th March, 1917, 
olio 1812. 


Lanp Distgicr oF PARRAMATTA. 


1 








a eee 


f 
Character Width of | Ares 


Pp. bh No. s Land Resumed 
arish No Area. Parish Name Reputed Owner, Occupior. Holling. ea iiedl «: ue Remarks. 


Dedicated. Dedicated. 








ne | : Po aoe 
i L, 1,125 0 v | Liberty Plains ...) Johnson Bro‘hers see cee consedsenees’ | Bifeehold «| Vatiable .../ © 0 12,4, | This resumption includes the 
Now su 


i | area comprised in the crogs- 
divided. 4 ing over Duck Creek. 














23 Aua., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WAJ.US GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4273 











( 1255] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFIOATION, UNDER THH PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF 
LAND FOR ROAD. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with tho advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursnance of section 9 of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and 

that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as road. 

. W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DeEscriPtion oF Rosp OPENED :—Diversions of road on the east and west of railway line, town of West Kempsey, municipality of 
Kempsey, parish of Beranghi, county of Macquarie. 


(Registration No. of Papers—1918-189-4; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,486-1,603.] 








Dzsorretion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as public road. 
Lanp Drstriot or KEMPSEY. 





























‘=| 
fore ‘ Character | Width of 
EE | Area. edly aah | Oceupier. of Land | p Bech a Remarks. 
a £ ; Holding. | Resumed. ; 
A Cie 
couinen esses | Beranghi ..| The Railway Commissioners} Roads in use ...! Freehold .,,} 100 links & 8 0 vo | This resumption embraces land provided 
variable. as road diversions in connection with 
] i the North Coast Railway. 
{1257] - ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ALSO 
APPROVAL OF PLANS OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS. 


B® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
Lf Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal te resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shal) be and are hereby 
dedicated as roads; also, that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which 
notice of proposal to close the same has duly been piven), shall be and are hereby closed, and that the plans of re-marking of the roads 
described in the appended Schedules be approved, and that the roads as re-marked according to the plans so approved shall represent and 
be deemed to be the original roads. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Dusceiprion or RoAp OPENED :—Part of road from Denman to Merriwa, parish of Denman, county of Brisbane, 
Muswellbrook Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-56-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,149-1,603 R.; R. 13,120-1,603, Re-marking.] 








_Duscrrprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads and parts of roa’s deemed 
to be unnecessary, which are now closed, and of roads re-marked. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads and parts of roads deemed to be 
unneceseary, was published in the Government Gazettee of 10th May, 1918, folio 2,213, 


Layp District or MuswELLBROOK. 
Width of 


Character Land 
aka Reputed Owner.| Occupier, of Bagomed 
i Holding. 





Pcrtion 


No Area, 


{ 


Roads aud rarts of Roads closed, &c. 





and and 
; Dad touked: Dedicated. 
3. a. 
se sonsee: wll evalhes Denman ...| Commissioners} Road in use ...} Freehold ...| 100 links... 2 216 {| The unnecessary part of boundary road on the north 
wer for Railways. of portion 43 west of railway line, now included 
ocd in portion 132, parish cf Denman, county of Bris- 
ty bane; the unnecessary reserved road (R. 6,618-1,693) 
f withip portion 4, now included in portion 169; the 
z unnecessary boundary road on the east of portion 
118, now included in portion 165; the unnecessary 
boundary road on the east of portion 114 and its 
continuity one chain northerly, now included in 
portion 172, and the unnecessary part of boundary 
road on north of portion 114, now included ia portion 
165, and the unnecessary boundary road on west of 
portion 86, now iucluded in portion 174, parish of 

| Arndell, county of Hunter, are closed. 








Roads shown by brown colour cn plan (BR. 13,12)-1 603) 
are re-markings of.roads previously established, which 
plan of re-markings is now approved. 














Dzsorrprion oF Road oPpENED :—Part of road within portion 119, at Brisbane Water, parish of Kincumber, 
county of Northumberland, Erina Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1914-890-17; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 12,462-1,603] 





DescRIPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed, also of approval of plan of re-marking. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 8th March, 1918, folio 1276. 


Lanp District or GosrorD. 


a Re LS 








nie Np of 
Character and 
een Ares. auee | Reputed Owner. Qocupier. ie Read no hie Pert of Road closed, &c. 
° : ing, an ; 
| Dedicated. | Deéicated. 


pth ann ng a 








‘ a. T, Pp. : a. TP. 

119 15y 0 OU | Kincumber ..| Arthur Rickard & Co.,| Roadin use «| Freehold,.,! 50 links ... 1 8 0 | The unnecessary part of confirmed 
(now sub- } Ltd. ‘ road (R. 1,083-1,603) within portion 
divided). 119, south of new road, is closed, and 


thus vested in the owner cf the ad- 

joining land. 

119 150 0 0 Do -.| Confirmed road within do eat 0 Mlilecsilitcacieor tas vas wsoeeeee | This is a re-marking of part cf con- 

{ portion 119. firmed road (R. 1,083-1,605) 50 links 
wide within portion 119, which plan 
of re-marking is now approved. 

















4274 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, [23 Ava., 1918. 








[1254] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY; ALSO ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD. 


7 OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
2 to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of. the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

‘The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offiees of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this n.-tice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of road hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads, also intention to declare parts of roads to 
be public road. 

i Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


i W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Description OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road from Lionsville to Yulgibar, parish of Churchill, county of Drake, 


Copmenhurst Shire. 
(Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1917-335-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,441-1,603. ] 


Dzscrirrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume and withdraw, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to elose. 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON. 





























Parish Character | rag tobe| tobe Road ts of Road ed 
Portion aris 4 and to be @ gads or parts of Ruads propos 
No, Area. Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. H te Resumed &| Resumed & to be closed, &c. 
olaing. |Withdrawn,| Withdrawn. 
LTE) Pe a. 2, Pp. 
7 46 0 | Churchill...) The Trustees, Yul-| The Trustees, Yul-| Freehcld..| Variable..| 13 2 0| The unnecessary part of reserved road 
gibar Estate. gibar Estate. within portion 7, extending from the east 
8 58° 0'"'0 do cs do by do Re do ee! 100 links & 4 010 boundary thereof westerly to the reserved 
variable. road up Dingle Creek, also the unmeces- 
sary part of reserved road within portion 
8, north of proposed road, are proposed to 
be closed and, together with an area of 
about 14 acres 1 rood of Crown Lands 
between portion 7 and Washpool Creek, 
granted partly in compensation. 
85 | 461 0 0 do ...| Alexander McDonald; Alexander H.F. 18-23), Variable.., 0 0 63) This area, 4 perch, is to be withdrawn; the 
McDonald. area of portion 85 (H.F, 18-23), to remain 
; unaltered, 
The existing boundary road south of prr- 
| tions 85 and 74 is to bedeclared to be public 
| road, and dedicated to the public accordingly, 























DeEscriprion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within portion 94, parish of Verulam, county of Gloucester, Gloucester Shire, 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-231-7; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,460-1,603.] 


DusceiPrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of part of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disrrior oF Stroup. 








Portion Parteh Character | Width of Area Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &., 
No. Area, Naima Reputed Owner.| Occupier. of Land to be to be and parts of existing Roads to be declared to be 
: : Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed, Public Road. 





eT Pn 8 @s) Ps Ds 

Part of $4) 2,826 2 0 | Verulam ...| Geo. Titcume...| Geo. Titeume...| Part of C.P.| 100 links... 8 3 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within O.P. 
14-19 of 14-19 (part of portion 94), south and east of proposed 
1,435 road, are proposed to be closed and, together with an 
acres. area of 3 roods 17 perches of Crown land embraced 
in portion 111, added to C.P. 14-19; the area thereof 

} to be reduced to 1,434 acres 1 roed 20 perches. 
Do: sn} 2,826;2 0 do ond do be do «| C.P. 12-40; 100 , «| 1 2 0 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within C.P. 
of 1,900 12-40 (part of portion 94), south of proposed road, is 
acres, proposed to be closed and added to C.P. 12-40; the 


| area thereof to be reduced to 999 acres 3 rocds, 
The whole area of portion $4 is to be reduced to 
2,825 acres 2 roods 20 perches, 








The parts of existing roads included in survey and 
necessary to preserve continuity of proposed road are 
to be declared to be public road, and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 


























DESCRIPTION OF RQAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the road at the north-west corner of portion 19 to the north-west corner 
of portion 83, parish of Maryvale, county of Clarence, Orara Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers-—Roads 1917-587-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—h. 18,452-1,603.] 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume and withdraw, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON. 








NR, 




















Width of 
a. agri Character | Land to be Roe 
28 in acs Parish Reputed Owner. Ocowpier. of Resumed Ail Roads proposed to be closed, 
é Holding. and Withdrawn 
age Withdrawn. al 
& T. D. oe eae 
19 4 0 0| Maryvale..| Alfred Jones «.| Edward Skinner ...| Freehold ...| 100 links... 2 2 0/| The unneccesrary boundary road 2 chains wide 
and variable separating portion 2u from por- 
pen 19, ae pe of portion 108, is to be closed, 
and par ereof granted in compensation. 
108 508.020 Do " a6 ui ‘ao Sl HSeieic=22100 5 As 1 282 wy area (1 acre 2 roods 32 perobes} is to be with- 
Tawn, 
The unnecestary reserved road within portion 
108 is to be closed and added to portion 108; the 
area thereof and of H.S. 1910-2 to be reduced to 
205 acres 0 roods 28 perches, 




















TT  — 


23 Aua., 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104 








[1256] Department of Landa, 
Sydnez, 28rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF EOAD. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it ie proposed 
to resume and withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the lands hereunder described. 
The proposed road is shown upon a plan which can be insyected at this Office, and a copy of the same be i 
a MH § Gi ao PAL PO, & 6} i ; epected at ti 
office of the Crown Lands Agent for the Land District in which the land is situated. eh nae Pie: gee ad 


: All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may zppesr to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEscRIPTION OF RoApD TO BE OPENED :—Parta of road from South Grafton to Ulmarra, within the town and suburban boundaries of 
town of South Grafton, parish of Southampton, county of Clarence, municipality of South Grafton. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1912-589-19 ; Catalocue No. of Plan—R. 12,487-1,603,] 








Dnecerrrion of lands which it is proposed to resume and withdraw. 
Laxp District oF GRAFTON. 























c Width of has to be 
P $ haracter | Land to be d 
Portion No. Area, Lie tae Reputed Owner. Occupier, 0 Resumed | Besumed Remarks, 
Holdixg. and iy 
Withdrawn,|  vuerawn. 
| 
| 
Gate Ds p | ‘ 5a Ds 
258 1 3 36 South- J. EH, O’Keefe ..| J. E, O’Keefe...} Sp Ls. Variable... 0 0 5 | This area, 5 perches is to be wlth 
ampton,. | 3909-46, drawn, 
Allotments 9 and 10,| Part of do Rene The: “Rin wter'" Tor liter. ctecseteccs tes Dedicated do 01 8 CUR Ie a rate nea ics be 20! tacts eaeites 
section 4. original Education. | laad. S i 
area of 
2a, 2r,25p 
[1259] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 
OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Sehedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 
Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward tho same in writing, addressed to tho Minister for Lands, within ono month 
Irom date of this notice, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















Registration No. Applicant, | Area, | ; Description. 
| Ait) pe 
Rds. 1917-551-9 | Andrew Jenkins ... 13 2 0} Parish Goodiman, county Bligh, Land District Dunedoo, shire Wyaldra. 
Rd. Pur. 1918- | Reserved roads 1 chain wide within portions 91, 87, 83, and 86. 
24. 
Rds. 1918-265-3 Albert Joseph James York}! 3 1 5! Parish Barraba, county Darling, Land District Tamworth, shire Barraba. 
Rd. Pur. 1918- The part of reserved road 1 chain wide within and along the western 
49, boundary of portion 56, lying between the north-easterly reserved road 
within that portion and the right bank of the Manilla River. 
Rds. 1917-588-4| Lydia Eunice Marks 0 1 O|} Parish Terranora, county Rous, Land District Murwillumbah, shire Tweed. 
Rd. Pur. 1917- Part of boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 108 (part) from 
134. portion 106 (part) south from road R. 4,648-1,603 to the left bank of 
Terranora Creck, 























Department of Lands, 


(1219) 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


FORFEITED HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


None is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holders 
in the Homestead Selections specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of rent and 
instalments of survey fee or improvements ; but such forfeiture shal! not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 
. W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ACRES Be Tia, oo. FOS ied oe ya ee eS ra ee? 





No, of Date of 23 g S HS. | Amount ae 
I ; fs ish. i ee hee i P A in ire. 
H.2. Selector. Sélection: Area, Ze County Parish Charting No E » ‘apers. ue eee 
ow 
ieee (ss, Moment eee rem eT ee 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
DLanp District oF BoMBALA. 
p 
0 





























Cs CS. Loi78.) Aol 
1898-5 ) Kellond, Charles Maurice ...[ 8 Dec., 1898) 35 1 0| 89 | Wellesley...) Bombala ...| W. 4462-1584 R./ 135 1904-9,982 ; 515 | 12 6 8 | Bibbenluke. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON. C.8. 
1909-1 | Bateman, Thomas Alfred ...{ 4 Mar., 1909) 165 1 0 | 89 | Clarence...; Gulmarrad| OC, 2376-1577 .../ 171 1910-81,726 | 1,045 {20 14 8 { Harvocd. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distzict or ConDoBoLiN. C.8. 
1909-5 { Willecck, Juhn Thomas...) 28 Oct., 1909) 99 1 10 Cunning- { Condoboliny CG, 1381-1947 ...( 216, 1916-17,678 [1,077 25.13 6 | Lachlan. 
bam. 217 
218, 
220), 
Lanp Districr or CooNAMBLE. 0.8. 
1907-5%| Willis, James Clifton (now; 5Dec., 1967; 120 0 0/ 89 | Hwenmar. Bobarah «| B, 06-1890 ...] 149) 1914-22,311) 1,126 ( 21 0 0 Gilgandra, 
The Commissioners of the 
Government Savings Bank 
of New South Wales). 












































nee oes _. + a Subject.tathe.pronisioas cf section 69 of the Goveraqment Sayings Bank Act of 1906, 


4276 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava., 1918, 





[1220] ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


FORFEITED HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, the interest of the applicants for 
the Homestead Selections specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of the overdue reat, 


but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








5: 8 % H.8, | Amount 
oor Selector. anette. Area. §4 County. Parish, Speer lps & Papers, | ‘Area in Shire, 
gee : Se ae $ No, | Arrears. 
| e* E 





————s 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or ALBURY. 





















































Dee eae By G3, £ eid. 
1909- 9 { McKoy, Charles Ernest...; 11 Mar., 1979, 4 324 | 89 | Hume ...| Henty  ...{ TH. 3432-1658; 218 | 1914-13256 | 1,992 ; 4 7 9 /{ Culeairn, 
Laxp Disrrict or BomBArA. 0.8. 
1898- 2; Ralph senior,| Charles{ 8 Dec., 1898] 33 3 0 89 | Wellesley,. { Bombala ...( W. 4469-1584) 139 | 1901-9034 { 6515 712 0 | Bibbenluke, 
| (now Ralph, Honera). | R | | | | 4 | 
Lanp District oF Rurrowa. C.8. 
1899- 1 | Oxley, John Joseph -.| 22 Jume, 1898( 124 2 0 pe King Burrowa...| K. 6562-1095 | 213, ) 1309-25145 | Pere ewe Ae 9m Ge) Murrungal. 
: 214, 
| 
Lanp District or Matrnann. (ony 
1901- 6 ) Lodge, Henry George ...! 12 Sept., 1901] 84 0 0 89 Se ag Allandale..) N. 3439-2111} 100 &| 1907-18574 174 | 14 0 Oj Cessnock, 
berland, R. 1091, 
1907- 2 | Mears, Herbert Allan} 28 Mar., 1907; 120 0 0 97 do ae do e.| NW. 3449-2111) 121 | 1913- 6698 174 12 Sue3 do 
(now Lodge, MWenry R. 
George). 
Lanp District of NEWCASTLE. C.s. 
1898- 1 | Clouten, William Joho| 3 Mar,, 1828 97 0 0 | 89 | Northum-) Dora...) N. 2457-2111) 117) 190% 4026; 235 7 5 6 | Cessnock, 
(aow Sylvester, Charles berland. | | 
Alfred}. j 
Lanp Disrricr oF Penritu. 0.8. ; ; 
1898- 1 | Nichols, George Robert ...| 21 April, 1898; 78 3 0 89 | Cumber- London- | C. 1991-2630) 209 , 1916-21714 | 325 | 617 8 | Municipality 
| | , land. decry. | of Penrith. 
Lanp District oF PICTON. C.8. 
1896-10 / Alexander, Abraham} 9Jan., 1996} 16 0 0; 89 » Cumber- St. Peter i..( ©. 1332-2330} 208 | 1302- 6484 75 | 48 0 | Municipality 
(now Longhurst, Daniel),| - land. | H | of Picton, 
1910-10 | Longhurst, Daniel Tho-| 1 Dec., 1910 1 0 0 97 do “| do =f do | 290) 1916- ay Open 2 Or 1 oa do 
mas, | 
Lanp District oF WIND3OR. OS. 








t& 


0; 8) {| Cook +] Barralow...| C. 1674-1507) 11 | 191°- 82)7 


1908- 3 | Butler, Arthur Joseph .../ 5 Mar,, 1908) 989 23 4 9 6] Cols, 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict oF Corowa. C.S. 


19C5- 2 | Miller, Thomas Henry ...{ 20 April, 1995) 80 0 0] 9 | Denison ..,| Geroldery..| D. 1585-1798; 110 | 1915-18395 9 | Bs rigan, 


wo 
for) 
ery 
i) 
a 
a 


Lanp Distreror oF HinistTon. 0.8. 


1898-21 | Brettschneider, Jane 69 0 0| 89 | Nicholson..| Redbank...] N. 926-1992( 122 C- 4840 469 615 07; Carrathool, 
Vie | | | 


(now Peters, E 


30 June, 1898 









































Lanp Disrrict or NAB@RANDERA. C.8. 
1908- 1 | Thomar,. William ne 28 Jan., 1509/ 1,110 0 0.1: 89 .( Cooper .. | Moomboo!-! ©, 1539-1804{ 10 | 1934-14963 | 1064 | 48 11 4 Yanko, 
(now thom, James) | | | doo! North | | | | | | 
' 
Lanp Disrricr or PARKES. 0.8. 
1904-52 | Bennett, George (now| 14 July, 1904; 867 0 0! 89 Kennedy...) Mickibri...) K. 1132-2004 42 | 1908=16236 949 ( 81° 5 6/ Gootang, 
Palmer, Ellen), | | 
[1172] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of rae clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































No. of | Reg. No. of | Name and Address Land F 2 Annual fi 
Teche. Piper. Of Teckee. Bikirict. County. Parish. Gold-field. Area. Reason for Forfeiture, ent, Shire, 
J 
Ove. | | a, Yr. p. ££ a. 
196-5 | 31918-5,270 | Gjessiug, Hans) Mudgee ..| Wellington] Hargraves} Wellington 20 0 0 Non-fulfilment of con-| 1 U 0 | Meroo, 
(deceased.) "| (ex road), ditions and nom-pay> 
| ee BY, ment of rent, 
! 





23 hua, 1918,] 





[1251] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4277 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


ite is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
_/ with the proyisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 


/ 1. The license is subject to all the provisions of the Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations prescribed, and also 
subject. to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act, 1916, and regulations 
prescribed, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of the 21th 


March, 1915, 


2. The license terminates on the 3ist December, and the renewal fee must be paid before the 1st December in 
each year, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 313s December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Land. 
Term of license, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 81st December, 1918. 


3. The sum lodged with the Tender has been applied on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 


3lst December, 1918. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Laxp District or NARRrapei, AND NAMor SHIRE. 



























































| Bo 2s Arvin Amount 
Number of | eagos Approxi- | Annual | Amount aaeS required from 
Papers. | Occupation Licensee and Address.| Parishes, County. | 2258 8 ate License | paidas | Minister's \date of Minister’s 
Tiesuee | | gauss kek. Fee. | Deposit, | #¢¢ePtance| acceptance of 
| 43553 of Tender, | Tender to 3lst 
| ue Dee., 1918. 
Occ, kD £& s. d.| Acres, £..e:1d.| Se. di 1918, Zora d 
1918-5348 No, 902 Thomas William Curry,| Mianon, Dubbo,] Baradine .. Gicars 63,000 | 27 121 | 25 9 & | 17 August. wis 
of Carmel, Baradine, Cubbo, Merrim- | Amount |tocreditof) licensee ...| 15 2 8 
borough, Etoo, | | 
and Bundill, | 
[1398] : Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FRNOCING. 
TIENTION is invited tothe undermentioned application under the “ Pastures Protection Act, 1912,” for permission to 
erect Kabbit-proof Fencing and Gate, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Plan exhibited at | With whom Objections may be ledged. 
Applicant. Sire of Fence and Gate. Parish, County. Crown Land Agent’s 
: ‘ Olen 'st- Place. |Not later than— 
Lh Ve : ; 
: | | 1918. 
William Across the road, separat-| Mungerie ...| Kennedy ...| Parkes ... ...| Chairman, Land) 23 Sept. 
McKeown, jun.) ing portions 30 and | Board, Forbes. 
oe es, | 








wees 


[1280] 








a ae i 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 
NG is hereby given that the undermentioned portion of land, advertised for Sale by Auction on the date specified 


below, has been withdrawn from sale, viz. 





Date of Sale, 





Place of Sale. | 


Particulars of Land. 








(uae Angust, 1918... | Kyogle tk oh 


Portion 31, parish Loadstone, county Rous ... 


| No, of Papers. 





vee ose 


Aln. 1918-7,033 








(877 ] 


objections to granting the application. 











ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 


Leeal Land Board Office, 
Moree, 6th August, 1918, 


IT is hereby notified that inguiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 








Particulars are specified in Schedule below. B, LINDSAY, 
pedal BR Chairman, 
Bowupure. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of whic is applied for, ; | Place and Date of 
Sp we. by gins F : Applicant for Class of Holding Radatve included inquiry by 
Conversion, applied for, s i Land Board. 
tee Area, | Parish and County, sai ath aa! wecu mei 
Acres. : 
Sp.L.1912-14 2353 Wholly within travelling} Court-house, 


Murchison. 


Parish Horton, county| Parso 
WwW 


ns, Henry| A.S.L. (1918-1 









stock and 


reserve 24,533. 


camping 


Bingara, 
29th Aug., 19:8. 








4278 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava., 1918. 


PROCLAMATION.—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LQ@ASES Nos. 1,655 AND 1,656 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


W HEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Improvement Leases Nos. 1,655 and 1,656 were granted from 

3rd December, 1907, subject to special condition that the Governor may, at any time, and from time to time, after the expiration 
of ten years from the commencement of the lease, withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement : And 
whereas it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid : Now, therefore, I, Sir WALTER EDWAEL 
Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New, 
South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australis, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with 
the terms of said epecial condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that, behalf, do hereby withdraw from Improvement 
Leases Nos. 1,655 and 1,656 respectively, held by The [Vilawa Company Proprietary, Limited, of Melbourne, the areas of about V,081 acres 
and 10,104 acres described in the Schedule hereto, for purposes of settlement :— 


SCHEDULE. 
Withdrawn from Improvement Lease 1,655. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Larp District or Hay; WARADGERY SHIRE. 
Counties of Nicholson and Sturt, parishes of Amoilla and Downey, containing an area of about 9,08L acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of Improvement Lease Block 1,155, exclusively of that part within travelling stock reserve 1,732, notified 7th July, 1879. 
Includes portions 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, and 77, parish of Amoilla, and part portion 27, parish of Downcy. Plans Ms. 588 Hy., N. 809-1,992, 
and §. 700-1,918 Rolls. 
(Ms. 1918-4,820] Withdrawn from Improvement Lease No. 1,656. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Hay; WaBapGEry SHIRE 
County of Sturt, parishes of Downey and Beabula, containing an area of about 10,104 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of Improvement Leage Block 1,157. Plans Ms. 588 Hy., 8. 120, 166 R., 210, 414, 700 R., 713 R., 699 R., 685 and 686-1,918. 
[Ms, 1918-4,820} 


WITHDRAWAL FROM SCRUB LEASE No. 133. 

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State Scrub Lease No. 133 was granted subject to a special condition 
that the Governor may, at any time, and from time to time, in the event of a railway being constructed within 10 miles of any boundary 
of the land under lease, withdraw any of the land for the purposes of settlement: And whereas that condition has been complied with, 
and it has become necessary to withdraw certain Jands from lease for the rurposes aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir WALTER EDwarp 
Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and St. George, Governor of the State of New South 
Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Couucil, in accordance with the terms 
of said special condition, and in pursaance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby withdraw for purposes of settlement from 
the said Scrub Lease No. 133, held by Henry Frederick Coward, an area of about 980 acres, described in the Schedule hereto. 


SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF PArKkEes ; GooBANG SHIRE, 


County of Cunningham, parish of Dulhunty, containing an area of about 930 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portion 14, 
the Bogan State Forest, No, 226, dedicated 27th October, 1916, and the northern side of a road 1 chain 59 links wide along the northern 
boundary of portion 18. 

[ Ms. 1918-6,485 ] 





WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1,439 FOR SETTLEMENT. 
WHEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Actsof the State Improvement Lease No. 1,439 was granted, from 12th June, 
1905, subject to a special condition that the Governor may, at any time, and from time to time after the expiration of ten years from the 
commencement of the lease, withdraw for settlement, any part or parts ot the land not exceeding one-half: And whereas is has become 
necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir WaLtER KpwARD Davipson, Knight 
Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Sains Michsel and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, wita the advice of the Hxecutive Council, in accordance with the terms of said special 
condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby withdraw from the said Improvement Lease No. 1,439, 
held by James Campbell, subject to mortgage to the Bank of New South Wales, the area of about 350 acres, described in the Schedule 
hereto, for purposes of settlement :— } 
SCHEDULE. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or INvERELL; ASHFORD SHiRE. 


County of Arrawatta, parish of North Nullamanna, containing an area of about 350 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of that part of Improvement Lease Block 388, south of a line parallel to and about 103 chains in rectangular distance north from the south 
boundary of that block. Plan Ms. 931 Ae. Roll. 

{ Ms. 1917-9,948] 





WITHDRAWAL FROM INFERIOR LANDS LEASE No. 78 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


WHERBAS by a condition attached to Inferior Lands Lease No. 78 under the Crown Lands Acts, power is given to the Governor to 
withdraw for settlement the whole or any part or parts of the land leased, if the Minister for Lands is fo opinion, after the report by 
the Local Land Board, that such land may be profitably occupied for residential or settlement purposes; and whereas the Minister for 
Lands, after report by the Local Land Board, is of opinion that the area hereunder described may be profitably occupied for settlement 
purposes: Now, therefore, I, Sir WatrErR Epwaxup Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael 
and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, do, in pursuance 
of the power and authority in that behalf contained in the said condition, and with tbe advice of the Executive Council, hereby declare 
that the land hereunder described shall be and the same is hereby withdrawn for purposes of settlement from Inferior Lands Lease 
No. 78, held by Arthur Bayley and William Williamson McMurtrie :— 
ScuseDvUtLy, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaior or Gosrory; Hrina SHIRE, 

County of Northumberland, parish of Patonga, containing an area of 220 acres (ex. roads). The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 155; and bounded thence by lines south 6 chains and west 30 chains, 
north about 40 chains, east about 68 chains, south about 25 chains, and west about 10 chains to portion 153; thence by portions 153 and 
155, to the point of commencement,—to contain an area of 140 acres (ex. roads). Again, commencing at the north-western corner of 
portion 110; and bounded thence by a line north to the southern boundary of Gosford population area, proclaimed 6th August, 1887 ; 
thence by that boundary east; thence by lines south and west, to the point of commencement,—to ccntain an area of 80 acres (ex. roads), 
[Oce. 1918-3,847 | 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-firetiday of August, 1918 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His Exceliency’s Command, ent eae 2 nye es : eonbilieecladl Governor. 
mies Mes 3 Fs WwW. G.. ASHFORD. a 1 im pe BES ers 
[1173] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


23 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


4279 





[1206] 


Land 


District. 


| Division. No 





Reserve 


Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &o., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 





Purpose. 








Armidale ..} Eastern,..] 37,845 
Do . | do ..| 37,846 
De.) do 1,671 
Do ., do . 9,336 
Dawes do ..| 49,455 
Dow te. do ,.| 49,456 


Armidale “2 | Eastern. ‘| 





Armidale ..; Eastern..{ 26,156 
12,353 
Do” do 
12,354 
Glen [nnes,, do . oo on 
\ 
Warren “| age! 52,680 
Gr cnfell Gael? | 34,495 
Temora Central..{ 50,433 
Central. 
ogee ..| 50,434 
Cooma __...| Eastern.. 962 
Eden oe do . on ao 
Casino do . 56 
Do we do ..| 30,473 
Do ° CT) 5) ae 
Do ra do ..| General 
notice. 
Murwill- do ..| 52,373 
umba: 
Maitland ..{ Eastern { 42,362 
Do ~ do ..} 42,363 
Stroud ..| Eastern.. 229 
Do o do 51,784 
Do Q COS Sel eae 
Do a a bane 
Kiama . do ..| 52,593 








From sale for temporary 
common, 


From license and annual] 
lease for temporary 
common. 

From sale for public 
recreation. 

From sale for access 


From sale for rer 
mental farm .. 
From lease generally .. 





‘ 


From sale for mining 
purposes. 

From sale ae 

From lease and license 
for temporary com- 
mon, 

From sale or _ lease 
under section 206, 


auction sale, 


From sale other eS 1 | Gregory . ‘| 


From sale for Crea 24 May, oa Po S| ee | 


purposes, 


From sale for rubbish 
depot. 
From lease generally J 
for rubbish depdt. 
Travelling stock °- 


From sale or lease un- 
der section 228, 
Water - 


From lease other than 
special lease by auc- 
tion. 

Casino temporary com- 
mon, 

From annual lease or 
occupation license. 
From sale or lease other 

than annual lease, 


From sale 


From lease generally .. 


From sale for water 
supply. 


From after-auction sale 


From sale or lease under 
section 206, 


do 5 
From sale. or 
generally. 


. oo July, 1890 


Date of 
Notification. 








11 June, 1904 


ail 


” 





22 Oct., 1884 
20 July, 1889 
19 Nov:, 1913 
19 


- 
3D 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


County. | Parish, | Shire, &c. 


Hardinge.. 


do 


do 


(Suburbs of cura) 


do 





27,381 | From sale for access | 26 Mar., 1898; Sandon ,.{ Ferryman.. | 


Note,—This area has been sold. 


e 


26 June, 1897 


8 Feb., 1918 





Inglis 


Sandon 


Gough 


— 




















Notx.—This area has been sold, 


Elderbury .|; Guyra’ 
Shire, 
do F.. do . 
do . 
do . 
do : do as 
do zr do -s 
Dumaresq 
Shire. 
Muluer- Cockburn 
indie. Shire. 
Metz Dumaresq 
Shire. 
Glen Innes, Glen Innes 
Munici- 
pality. 
Weencul- bil aes | 
ling.| Shire. 
Se 


hire. 


Xortsz, —Held under conditional purchase. 


23 Dec., 914 Bourke ,. 


3 4, 1883] Beresford.. 
4 July, 1914) Auckland.. 
4 Nov., 1864] Rous e- 
16 Dec., 1899] do ae 
25 Jan., 1878} de : Ke 
13 April; 1892} do ae 
17 Aug., 1917} do 
15 Jan., 1908| Durham .. 
(Town of 
1 y do “o 


n» 











Warrl =<. 


Micaligo .. 
Yambulla.. 


Tomki 


do 





Haughton 


Paterson). 


do =e 


Coolamon 
Shire. 


Monaro 


Shire, 
Imlay Shire 


Tomki 
Shire. 
do “ 


do ae 


Tweed 
Shire. 





Bolwarra 
Shire. 





do 


Norr.—The above has been dedicated. 


10 April, 1886 


20 Oct., 1916 





13 Mar., 1907 


24, 1909 


Gloucester 


do 


do 
do 


lease; 11 Jan., 1918} Camden 


e- 


Bullah 
Delah. 
do a 
do é 
do ih 
. Broughton 


Stroud 
Shire, 


do So 


do es 
do 36 

















Gerringong 
Munici- 
pality. 

















Area, | Part revoked. 
an tae Dp: 
1,080 0 0 | That part within reserve 
(abeut). 52,953,from sale or lease 
other than annual lease 
by tender, notified this 
day. Plans N, 11, 46, 
and ae 834, 
.| 1,080 0. 0 one 
(about). 
100 0 0 ‘The whole .. ~ “ag 
(about). 
20 0 0 do tee Br ah oe 
‘(about). 
100 0 0 do ee, 
(about). 
100 0 0 do -2hy eg 
(about), { 
20 0 0O/| That part within portion 
9, Plan 8, 3,522-1,660, 
30 3 0 Part within portion 52, 
Plan I, 2,600-1,690. .”: 
42 3 0! Part within portion 264. 
: Plan &. 2,165~-1,660, 
9 210] The whole; within por- 
tion 535, Plan G, 
§,800-1,761, 
76=«3 ef The whole; portion 5, 
Plan G. 1,870-1,907, 
314 0 0 | Part within portion 183, 
| Plan M, 5,859-1,780, | 
10 0 07} The whole, Plan B. 3,410- 
1,806, 
5 0 0 Within portion 218, Plan 
B. 4,192-1,765. 
3,620 0 O| The whole;.. block 120, 
Plan Misc. 773 Gbn. 
Roll. 
309 0 0 | The whole .. 2 at 
(about). 
300 0 0 do = <A = 
(about). 
5 3 0| The part within portion 
(about). 157, of 277 acres. 
5 3 .0 do do .- 
(about). 
25 0 0| That part within Special 
(about). Lease 1819-18,—shown 
on helio. L. with Ms. 
Ls. 1918-7,939,. 
2 0 0O| The whole; allots. 1, 2, 3, 
and 9, section 6. Plan 
Bol7, 
20 0 do - 
20 0 O; That part south of an 
(about). easterly prolongation of 
the northern side of 
Blanch-street, village of 
Bullah Delah. 
10 1 36| Those parts within allot- 
ments 13 and 14 of sec- 
tion 4: 7, 8, 9, 105. and 
12 of section B3 1,°2, 6; 
19, and 20 of section 12; 
UG 8, 9, 10, 11 of section 
29 ; 7,8, 9, 10, 11, and 
12 of section 30 ; and 13 
of section 31, village of 
Bullah Delah. 
0 1 29] Allotment 11 of section 15, 
village of Bullah Delah. 
0 1 254] Allotment 1 of section 31, 
village of Bullah Delah, 
7 2924] The whole .. = Ae 
(about). 


Papers No. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-8,140. 


Aln. 1918 
6,402, 


C.S. 1918 
19,303, 


Ms. Ls. 


1918-6,793. 


Aln. 1918~ 
6,655, 


Ms. 1918< 


6,267, 


1918- 
(18,908, 


Cs, 


Aln. 1918+ 
6,806. 


Aln. 1918 
6,631. 
Ms. 1918- 
6,390. 
Ms. 1918- 
4,197. 
do 
do 
do 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-7,939, 


Mg, 1918~ 
6,264, 


Aln. 1918 
6,143, 


do | 


do 
do 


Occ. 1918- 
2,911. 


104, 23 Avueust, 1918, —6, 


4280 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ave, 1918. 

























































































REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c.—continued. 
nant. Division. pare Purpose. Notarene, | County. | Parish. | Shire, &c,| Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
if Pp. 
Moree ..| Central..| 22,334 | From sale for extension] 21 Dec., 1895; Benarba ..| Yarouah ..} Boomi G2 00 Commencing at the north-| Ms. Ls. 
PEE le ith to temporary comt- any Shire.| (about. east corner of portion} 1918-8,133_ 
mon. 73; by the east boun- 
dary of’ that ‘portion, 
and the easterly pro- 
longation of its south 
boundary, to portion 
94; by the west boun- 
dary of portion 94 to its 
north-western corner ; 
and by a line westerly, 
| to the point of com- 
mencement. 
Do Bs do ..| 22,835 | From annual lease ..} 15 June, ,, do ie do oe do = 62 0 0 do »do .. do... 
c j i ft : (about). 
Notx.—Coyored by special leage 1916-39, Morce, travelling stock reserve 42,912, notified 22nd July, 1908, is not affected. 
Walve't .. eel | 1,886 | From sale for police; 3 July, 1886) Clyde .. Carinda ..) Walgett 40 0 0| The whole .. = ..{ Ms. 1918- 
; purposes, =~ “ : Shire.| (about). { |, 283, 
Do do “| 1,904 | Irom lease Boiss a do oe do... dgohiits| 40° 0°50 do a a Be do 
; A (about), 
Nore.—The above is within reserve 52,947 from sale other than auction eale, notified this day. 
Cowra ..| Eastern.,) 23,569 { Krom sale for 8 Feb., 1896) Bathurst..| Coota ..{ Waugoola 4 0 0 | Part within measured por-| Aln 1918- 
J “ v f travelling stock.| © { ' Shire.} (about). mee 218°(plan B. 4.636-| “6,903 
‘ ts i 2,009); and the road on} 
the south. This com-| ~ 
pletes revocation of the 
reserve. 
Do a. do ../ 12,413 | From sale for water} 20 Aug., 1890 do ..| Kenilworth do ‘4 2 1 24 | Part within reserve 17,208,) Ms. 1918- 
8 ud ti supply and drainage. | (Village of |Woodstock). i (about). notified 28th January,| 6,304. 
{ Y 11833; 
Tumbar- Eastern..| 11,895 | Camping .. 26 .-{ Ll Jane, 1890) Selwyn ..{ Mannus_ ..) Tumbar- 159 0 0O| The whole .. Clo, Sett. 
umba. : umba, (about), '1918-5,239- 
; Shire , 
Do iv. do ..| 7,198 fron sale for public) 15 Sept , 1888 do ig do ee do peti. 8 0 0 do do 
] * school. i 
DO won. ve do ..}| 7,199 | From lease for public] 15 ,, *F do te a na do bokeh OO do es . do 
school, { 
NoT£é.— Within classification reserve, notifled this day. 
Urana a Central..| 50,761 | Village .. ac --' 16 June, 1915) Urana  ..{ Booroo- Wanna- 29 3 0O| Thewhole .. a ..{ Aln. 1918- 
| banilly.| murra 6,807. 
i Shire and 
| Coree R.A. 
| No. 376. ; ¥ i 
Wagga | do ..' 15,045 | Travelling stock and) 9Jan., 1892) Mitchell ..| Burke  ..| Lockhart, 0 0 28 | Part within reserve 52,957| Ms. 1918- 
Wagga j camping. Bere ee Shire | (about). for public pound, notified 6,507. 
this day. Plan Ms. 166 
| Wega. 
(12.3) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 


REVO OATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR ARMAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT SVALL SLE ‘FOR 
ae RES SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFIOATION,. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked, 


‘W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


5 












































pine Divison. | Wotan. | County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. | Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
a. tp 
Narrabri .../ Central...) 21 Die. 1917 | White Bulgarra _ Namoi Shire... 625 0 © | That part within portion 7, Plan W. 939-1,767/ Occ, 1918- 
| 4 GSS 2 : Midst Gyre Ie 5,140. 





Cowra . | Eastern .| 1 April, 1£08 “| Bathurst ...| Kenilworth...| Waugeola Shire.. 8 8 27 | The whole; portion 297. Plgn B, 3,542-2,009 ...| Ms. 1918- 
| | (Village of | Wocdstcck), | : "6,804, 


Norr.—Hcld under homestead selection. 


Cootam ns. Kastern | 22D c, 1917...) Harded . | Muttama ...{ Jindalee Shire ..( 36 1 0 
ae 


( 
em he 4 é fiw? i 
ek ; : 4 i 
| 
| 


The whole. portion 164. Plan H. 6,579-1, es Aln. 1918- 

















. €,396, 
Wages Central | 14 ,, « 1910...) Bourke ..| Methul ...| Coolamon Shire 209 0 0! The whole; portions 108 and 109, Plan P. 0.8. 1918- 

Wazga.|~ i eG +f : 1 ,582-1,978. 17,542, 
(1204) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPEOQIAL HOLDING AREA No, 93. 


EE is hereby notifie ‘that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, Returned 
Soldier’ 8 Special E Lolding Area No. 98, particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked. 

















ne W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

eget A ; 

Land A Seldier’a Special, ate o' 
District, | Oivision. ‘Wolding Area || Notification. County, Parish. Shire, Ac. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 

¥ sf ho, 
cme | 

Glen Innes} Eastern | ¢8 24 Noy., 1916) Gough ... Glen Innes Glen Innes 9 21u | The whole, Tortion 535, Plan G. 6,300-| Aln. 1918- 
ese Sunk: od me 3. y its a | Municipality. ; 1,161, ve Pe 3 6,855, 














23 Ava., 1918.j NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4981 





[1205] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF SURBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c, 


iG is hereby notifiel that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Cons»lidation Act, 1913, the parts of Suburban Holding 
Areas &c,, particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 









































Land | pivision.| tor which the Ave Pees o Part revoked 
Lait vision. or whic e Area : ounty, Parish, Shire, Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 
District, walk Viaie Notification, | YOUR'Y : *P ae 
a, Deeds 
Bathurst .../ Eastern,.| Surburban Holding; 7 Jan.,1916; Roxburgh,.| Walberton | Rylstone «| 20 0 vw | Portion 31. Plan R, 2,982-|Ms.Ls.1918- 
Area 794, 1,346, 8,508, 
Young « dow. Burbarpen Holding) 8 Jan,, 1914) Harden ...| Murrim- | Demondrille ... 1 211) Portion 640, Plan H, 6,532} Aln. 1918- 
tea 535, boola. e. 
Wagga Wagga! Central..| Additional Homestead] 26 Aug., 1905] Bourke ...| Methul ...|Coolamon ..., 20 0 0 | The whola; portions 1)8 and C.s. 1918- 
Selection, at £1 ds, 109. Plan P, 1,582-1,978, 37,542. 
per acre, 
Casino «| Eastern..) Crown-lease Are. 3,262 | 12 July, 1018] Buller ...) Tooloom ...| Kyogle.. —_..., 1,100 0 0 | The whole; includes portions) C.S. 1918- 
(about). 33 to 36,46,and 47. Plans} 1,172. 
B. 1,901, 1,902, §',996, 1,907. 
1,951, a0d 1,952-1,741. 











a 


Notr.—Portions 33 to 36, 46, and 47 are still covered by reserve from sale or lease under section 206, and the remainder of the bl ck is within classi®cation 
reserve, notified 27th Ostober, 1915, ; 


[1232] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 23np SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be Jodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-yeay’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 23rd September, 1918, or at any time between the 23rd September, 1918, and 
28th September, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 23rd September, 1918. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Goverment Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will Issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


——_—-——--- W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information mzy be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost: 
if eo desired by the applicant. 








SUBURBAN HOLDING ARHA No. 1001. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of Motonea, AND Boren SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, butis intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 

















& tp : 
2 Pal Annwil f 
BS 3 A Annus 
Sub SS re as Rent Nature and Nearest ; 
Count; Parish gfe) 3& aya for first | Survey Estimated Value Townand | Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
y- arish. (S55| $x for first | . period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
Fns| <2 period of of Improvements. therefrom. 
aoe e ad yeara.) | 29 years. 
o 3 
fut n 
per he: £. SayGe ie © Seal Se By Oe ; 4 
Ashburn- Collett ..{ 240)1904%0) 9512 6|/ 2 710] 310 0} Fencing, half yalue,| Canowindra Good soil, gently undulating to leyel country ; 
ham. £2 10s, railway sta-| granite formation; timbered with white and 
tion, 3 miles, yellow box, apple, and a little gum; water 
supply. nil; suitable for agriculture, Rainfall 
about 24 inches, 
Plan A. 7,520-1,770. 
Ms. 1918-5907. 


























Notre,—The covering reserve from sale or lease, under seetion 26, and the inehusied bat of Surburban Holding Area No. 510, notified 27th May, 1914, are 
; hereby revoked. 


4282. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, [23 Ava., 1918. 





Eanes Lene renee 
PO a NT ee 


[1202] | Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXOLUSIVELY. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
for an Original Crown-lease, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 
This block shall be available only for Harry Beveridge, of Coolah, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the 
said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, 


The area will be available on and after 26TH AUGUST, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with 
interest’ at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ‘Lhe first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the 
application. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, und to the 
following special ccnditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(2) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the Jand of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease; and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the 
lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to 
the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(ce) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Pro- 
vided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board: 

(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufiicient. useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
set such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 

tate forest. 

(é) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent, period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 
_ Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
—— W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nora.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coat, if 
s9 desired by the applicant. 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No, 3,249, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or DunzepOoo CENTRAL, AND Coonan SHIRE. 



































as ee eee See et 
Suge 
” seess 
ri 3 EQfes 
mala SoLEe 
ae] ay : Annual 2289 
ee P oe ent i x aie od ene oh feet Gan oll, Bicobor, & 3 g s ZS 
re {ars iS Bare or first urve stimate ue ‘own an aracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., |B-3 # SO 
County. ! Parish. 5 5 & Lah vee period ree) of distance Water Supply, aan aA ae 
eM ene of Improvements. therefrom. FES we Ss 
oh to) 1b.years. | o- oso 2 
50 25 years. BBS 
ert oe Bees 
3 q B25 50a 
a 288835 
§ Shwe Rw 
| Acres. Momsen G.|) ssn Sede! 4 es .uids Se ald. 
Lincoln &! Mum- 10 &| 3,406 | 5,417 15 0) 67 14 6 | 22 O O}| Fencing, half value,£47| Dunedoo_ rail-| Mountainous country of basalt andj 1,084 12. 6 
Napier. bedat,| ily 18s.; fencing, full) way station,18} sandstone formation; stony and 
value, £70 1s. 6d.;) miles. sandy soil; water in Mumbedah 
fencing, rem. value, £2 Creek; small part suitable for 
4s.; house, £25 ; tank, agriculture ; sound sheep-breeding 
£6; dipping trough, country ; good natural pasturage ; 
£10; fruit trees, £25; timbered with ironbark, stringy- 
ringbarking and clear- bark, pine, some box, apple, and 
ing, £542 15s. Crown currajong. Rainfall, 27} inches. 
property. Plans 1,214 and 1,215-1,883 Rolls, 
R.S.S. 1918-6,835.9 
H | 


Note,-—Crown-lease Area No. 8,249, notified 14th June, 1918, is hereby revoked, 


23 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4283 








[1201] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIEKS EXCLUSIVELY. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information,’ that, in pursuance of the provisions cf the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
a an Original Crown-lease, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 26ru AUGUST, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent during the first week that the land, becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 26th August, 1918, or at any time between the 26th August, 1913, 
and the 31st August, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 26th August, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorisead by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. : 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less thun one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, withif six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 
During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and scrub 
(except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared 
during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free 
from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local 
Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(J) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of gale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land{leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. " 

(<) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear,from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cieared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, af 
so desired by the Applicant. 


6 cates tees oe 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,256. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distraict of Dungpoo Cruntrran, and Coonan SuiReg, 





+ a = 



































amas 
Qasoau 
wees 
; = 
S 3 B85 2 
3 $ ®efodoeg 
oO o ASAe ae 
ad a F Annual eee 
Es a ae Rent aities wad Nearest ; i £8.55 
. as 5 we for first | Survey PSB MES Town and Character of Land, Soil, : elie) CRD) 
Mounty. | Parighy | Ze 5 fon first eriod Fee Estimated Value of distance imber, &c., Water Supply. aoe 88 
2) 3 iS period of Pp of ; Improvements. thetefrom ak 5, &§ aS @ 
3 y y 5 eh ee 
88 ro} 15 years. 15 years. 2 58:5 =m 
ge | 8 582.9 
2 a s2SoUR 
al ae e5s88s 
my Se = 
| Acres. Cee. |) Sas, dG. hee Usey a ; £ 8. t 
Lincoln &! Bullinda! 9 and| 4,723 | 2,949 0 0/8617 3] 25 0 0 | Fencing, half value, £65) Dunedoo  rail-| Mountainous country ; sandstone} 590 7 
Napier. 59. 8s. GU. ; fencing, full] way station,| and basalt formation ; sandy 
value, £12 4s. ; fenc- 18 miles. and stony soil; fair grazing land, 
ing, rem. value, £6 ; parts suitable for agriculture ; 
ringbarking, £292 15s, water in Merrygoen and Tilly 
Crown property, Willy Creeks ; timbered with iron- 
bark, stringybark, gum, and pine 
timber. 
Plans N, 1,216-1,883 R., and L. 
3,309-1,566 R, 
R.8.8. 1918-6,835. 
Se nt 

















ee ee 


N ore.—Includes part (4,728 acres) of reserve 35,502 from sale or lease other than improvement lease, notified 2nd November, 1901, which part is hereby revoked 
‘Crown-lease Area, No, 3,266, notified 19th July, 1918, is hereby revoked. 


“4284 NEW SOUTH WAIES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. {23 Aud. 1918, 


{1220) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETLING APART CROWN LAND3 FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


df is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Orown Lands 
comprised within the area heretinder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier's Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditione of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 30th SEPTEMBER, 1918, before whivh applications should not be lodged. 


Ani application shall be in Form 3, and unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fees; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘lhe survey fee shall (unless the holder desires. to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centam per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged. by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, arid all applications ih 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 80th September, 1918, and 
5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 30th September, 1918. 


The application must be accompinied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 58, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 284, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his uaual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application, 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advanceshall be two and one-half per centtim of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shail he determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which attach to a holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act; 1913. 
Fee of Ak! Mele ei W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. - 


Nots —All infurmation may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
60 desired by the applicant. 





RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 324. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Layp District or Motona, anp AMAROO SHiIreE, AND MotsNa Monicipatity. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by ths products cf the land. 


As this block js not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistaneo under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 














Brad ined A 
‘S b0 Annual F 
PS are “yet } ver F Nature and Nearest j 
Bee zg oO or first urve Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil 
i f j AMCME ( Timber, da, 
County Parish : 3 | Hold- pert ag period Fee, of distance Water Supply, 
8 ing. of Improvements, therefrom, : 
Ze 20 years, oD Vex 
" years 
-¥} 
si | Acted: he. de ay) S ae deh Bow & 
Ash. Pell we eee 23 230 0 0}, 515 o | 816 @ Nil. Molcng, 3 miles} Chiefly a rich alluvial black soil flat: some g6od 
burnien.| reddish soil, clay subsoil; timbered with apple 


and yellow box; whole area suitable for agri- 
culture; partly naturally clear of timber and 
. ready tor cultivation; generally water in 
Molong Creek but not permanent, good sites for 
dams; land suitable for fruit and vegetable 
growing, #c, Rainfall, about 29 inches, 

K.S,S8. 1¥18-10,958. 





























Notx,—Includes parts of travelling stock and camping reserve 28,074, notified 20th August, 1898 (43 acres); 28,612 from sale, atid 28,613 from lease 
generally for extension of temporary common, notificd 17th December, 1898 (23 acres); and travelling stock, camping, and water reserve 23,116, from sale, 
nctificd ¢nd Novem ber, 1895 (23 acres), which parts are hereby revoked. Within the population area of the town cf Molong, which is not hereby affected. 


23 Ava; 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 101. 4985 





[1231] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETORNED SOLDIER)’ HOLDINGS. 


; is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section,4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown, Lands 
4 comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 30tH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

_ An application shall be in Form 3 and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first weck that the Jand becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one halt-yenr’s rent in advance and hy an instalment of one-tenth of the jurvey fee; but upon coh: 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest ut the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

__ All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly atthorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 80th September, 1918, or at uny time between the 30th September, 1918, 
and 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. ' ! 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Retuened Soldiers Settlement, Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sectiona 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 14], 147, 163, 179, 222, 22%, 224, 224, 244, 235,273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Keturned soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the iand shall be a lease in perpetuity: 
(2) The lessee shall reside bond fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (3) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance--shall be.two. and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent daring any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years afver the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of stich periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by tie Minister in the Gazette. 
The cipital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the bolding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being firat 
obtained. 


(9) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


' The principal conditions which attach toa Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any bailding erected must conform to 
ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
—_——- W. G. ASHFORD; Minister for Lands. 
Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and all farms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
if so desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 323. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distarcr or Guan Innes, And SéveRN Sune. 
Norg.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or other 
persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land, 


Nors.—As the blocks are not set apartas home maintenarce areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 


rs ———-s = se 











i] 
mM 
iH Annual } 
ete Area Bo) ary Rent | Nature and iets pethicdue Sai a 
ac f Cay for tirst | Survey | Estimated Value | own an Characier o Land, ‘Tian ; ; 
Dounty. Prsiah., SS Hold. eel Spe period Fee. of distance Water Supply, 
a ing pees of Improvements, therefrom, 
i) aoe. 20 years 
cafe * | 20 years. 
; S 
_ 
| 
Gate Pi Se BR AIS Sade} SZ cs a. 
Gough _...| Ben Lo-| 108/113 30) 84 0 0| 2 2 0] 810 O |Fencing, half value,| 
mond, Jus,¢d.; ringbark- 


Do ee do ..| 109/120 6} 96 0 0| 2 8 0} 8 10 O /Fencing,half value, 


} 
' 
ing, £1 163. | 
178.3 ringbarking, | 


Glene_e  vil-| Level; red basaltic sil «f good depth, clayey 





; £1 16s, lage and subsoil; timbered with open sailee and pepper- 

Do co do «| 110/120 ¢} 108 0 O| 214 O 3 10 0 |Fencing, half value, railway eta- mint, mestly dead, some fairly thick sallee snd 
13e,; ringbarking, tion adjoin;| peppermint on.pottion 112; no natural water 

£1 16s. 13 miles supply, but facilities exit for ee in 

eo ae 1 214 0} 310 O |Fencing,; half value from Glen small tanks or shallow wells; the whole atea is 

itt *: oe pei emilee Toe. tiughatkiag, Innes. suitable for cultivation of oate, potatoes, and 


128 Se ms £L 168. 

Do aN do ...| 112 | 11830] 9510 0] 2.7 9] 310 0 |Fencing. half value, 
: £1 188.3; ringbark- 

ing, 12s. 

Feucing, the pro- 
perty of adjoining 
holders: ringbark- 
ing claimed by the 
Crown. 


vegetables; a few rabbits present. Public 
School at Glencoe, 

Plan G, 6;939-1,761. - 

R.S.S. 1918-10,503, 























———____. — =, 











art (69 ; : a v8rd. , 1895 t (59 acres 3 rocds 20 perches) 
Nore.—Embraces part (59 acres 3 roods 20 perches) of travelling stock reserve 22,252, notified “8rd February, 1895, and par | : P 
of reserve 34,586 from sale, reserve 34,587 from license and annual lease for temporary common, notified 14th June, 1992, which parts are hereby revoked, 


4286 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, [23 Ava., 1918, 





1233 Department of Lands 
Sydney, 28rd "August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


Fe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 30ra SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid.. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee souner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 58, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures asthe Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

(8) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 

(9) The holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to the ordinances under the Local Government Act, 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of such 

improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


setter W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands: 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
of so desired by the applicant, 


RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 822. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or MAITLAND, AND Crssnock SHIRE. 


NOTE.—These blocks are set apart for home sites only, and no promise of monetary assistance rider the Returned Soldiers Act 
can therefore be made. 




















) 
3 ' 
ol ae q Annual 
Ee Area | Gnte Piap ainiaee eo Ai enh “a 
=} of or first | Survey mat alue ‘own an Gharacter of Land, Timber, &¢., 
County. Parish. g g Hold ee pees Fee. ; ot ral distance Water Supply. 
ing. ' 0 mprovemen therettom, 
2a . 20 years | 90 years 
8 
a, I. L 18. di Huse d.| £ gids 
Morena bic eas Allot.18 | 0 1 % 14600} 0 8 0|] 3 6 U Nil 
Do. reps do... pti a4 ob al stam Wits al a we Nil ln the village} Undulating country ; suitable buildiig sites. 
Sec. ‘31 : of Kitchener,| Plan Kitchener. 
Do) ssa) je de 1) R Allot, 90 10 1 0|° 18 1010 | 0.9 018 66 (Nil. J Ms. 1918-5,059. 
: Sec. 31 
(1235) - Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF R&SERVE UNDER THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT ACTS. 
ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the 7th section of thé Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1906, 
‘the part of the reserve hereunder described, is hereby revoked. 
; W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Land nent | Rese Dat , 
District, | Division. | “yorre Purpose. Notifi nave a,| County. | Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. heat bd 
— ee 

















Reuerunps 

356 217 | The part within por-| R.8.S. 
tion 176, Plan H.| 1918-12,924, 
1,516-1,538, 


Muswell- Eastern | 62,882 | From settlement pur-) 12 July, 1918} Hunter ...) Arndell ..,| Muswellbrdok 
brook. chase other than settle- 

setae ment purthase by the 

holders of preferential 

right to apply. 








On I er A EE ee AL NR AME neediest Ae gah nah ei 


23 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


4287 





_— 


[1207] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE, 


hie hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, ait they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Quarry. 
Lanp District or Gosrorp, AND Ertna Suire. 


No. 52,954. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Wallarah, containing an area of about 5 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the north-east side of 
Wyee-Norahville road with the north-west side of the 
Wyong to Catherine Hill Bay road; and bounded on 
the south-east by the last-mentioned road bearing 
north-east 10 chains; on the north by a line west to 
the Wyee-Norahville road aforesaid; and on the 
south-west by that road, to the point of commence- 
ment. 

[ Ms. 1918-5,709] 

No. 52,955. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Wallarah, containing an area of 5 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commen- 
cing on the south-east side of the road from Wyong 
to Catherine Hill Bay at a point distant about 48 
chains north-easterly along the road from the north- 
east corner of portion 102 of 20 acres; and bounded 
on the north-west by the road bearing north-easterly 
10 chains; thence by a line south-easterly 5 chains; 
thence by a line south-westerly 10 chains; thence by 
a line north-westerly 5 chains to the road aforesaid, 
the point of commencement, 

[Ms. 1918-5,709] 

No. 52,956. County of Northumberland, parish of 
Wallarah, containing an area of 5 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the south-east side of the road from Wyong to 
Catherine Hill Bay at a point 95 chains north-easterly 
along the road from the north-east corner of portion 
102. 20 acres; and bounded on the north-east by the 
road north-easterly 5 chains; on the north-east by a 
line bearing south-easterly 10 chains; on the south- 
east by a line bearing south-westerly 5 chains; and on 
the south-west by a line bearing north-westerly 10 
chains, to the point of commencement, 


fMs, 1918-5,709] 
Lanp District or Barnurst, anp Turon Sarre. 


No. 52,941. County of Roxburgh, parish of Mel- 
rose, containing an area of 253 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 45. Plan R. 
206-1,496. 

[Aln. 1918-6,532] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp Disrricr or TamwortH, AND BARRABA SHIRE. 


No. 52,951. County of Darling, parish of Glad- 
stone, containing an area of 38 acres 1 rood ex road. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portion 145. Plan D. 3,741-1,808. 

[Aln. 1918-5,226] 


For Public Buildings. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or UrRANA, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


Within Coree (resumed area) occupation license 
No. 376. : 

No. 52,946. County of Urana, parish of Boorooba- 
nilly, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 112,—as 
shown on plan catalogued U. 3,495-1,881. 


fAln. 1918-6,807] 





[1209] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
I visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp Disrricr or Kiama, anp GERRINGONG 
MUNICIPALITY. 


No. 52,948 from sale (52,949 from lease generally). 
County of Camden, parish of Broughton, containing 
an area of about 7 acres 2 roods 24 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 79 
(Plan I. 192-672 Roll), but exclusive of an area of 
about 2 acres 1 rood, notified 22nd March, 1918, as 
reserve 52,714 from sale for rifle range. 

[Oce. 1918-2,911] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public School Purposes. 
Lanp District or Urana, AND WUNNAMURRA SHIRE. 


Within Coree (resumed area) occupation license 
No. 376. 


No. 52,942 from sale (52,943 from lease generally). 
County of Urana, parish Booroobanilly, containing 
an area of 3 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 11]1,—as shown on 
pian catalogued U. 3,494-1,881. 

[ Aln. 1918-6,807] 


For Public Recreation. 


Within Coree (resumed area) occupation license 
o. 376. 


No. 52,944 from sale (52,945 from lease generally). 
County of Urana, parish of Booroobanilly, containing 
an area of 7 acres 1 rcod 9 perches, The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 113,—as 
shown on plan catalogued U. 3,496-1,881. 

[Aln, 1918-6,807] 


For Public Pound. 


Lanp District of Waa@a WaaGa, AND LocKHART 
SHIRE. 


Within the boundaries of village of Kingston. 


No. 52,957 from sale (52,958 from lease generally). 
County of Mitchell, parish of Burke, containing an 
area of about 28 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at a point 
7 chains 31 links southerly from the intersection of 
the southern side of Nicholas-street with the eastern 
side of Yerong-street; thence south 62 degrees 36 
minutes 56 seconds east 2 chains; thence south 1 chain 
to a north-eastern boundary of railway lands; thence 
by the latter boundary north-westerly to a point due 
south of commencing point; thence north to that 
point. 
| Ms. 1918-6,507 ] 


————————————— | 








[1210] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE OR LEASE GENERALLY, 
[° is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 25a of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the lands hereunder described 
shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale 
or lease generally. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Merropoiitan Lanp Drsrricr, anp HornsBy SHIRE. 


No. 52,952. Parish of South Colah, county of Cum- 
berland, containing by admeasurement 3 acres 3 
roods 31 perches, being part of portion 40 of 50 acres 
granted to Edward Richie Cole, and being part also 
of 33 acres 3 roods 3 perches held under Certificate of 
Title, Vol. 906, folio 178, resumed for defence pur- 
poses on the 28rd June, 1903: Commencing at the 
south-east corner of portion 71 of 160 acres; and 
bounded on the north by a line forming part of the 
south boundary-of that portion bearing west 11 chains 
19 9/10th links; on the south-west by a_ line bearing 
south 37 degrees 8 minutes east 9 chains 3 9/10th 
links to the north-western side of a road 150 links 
wide; on the south-east by lines bearing north 40 
degrees 27 minutes east 1 chain 16 8/10th links, 
north 38 degrees 17 minutes east 3 9/10th links, and 
by 8 chains 2 links of an arc of a circle of radius 40 
chains, the chord of which lies to the east of it, and 
bears 38 degrees 17 minutes east 8 chains and 17 
links, to the point of commencement,—as shown on 
plan in the Department of Lands catalogued Ms. 
5,145 Sy. 

[Ms. 1918-6,514] 


4288 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava, 1918. 





Départment of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 
[' is hereby no*ified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
i visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from salé or lease respectively, or from sale or lease, 
&e., as hereinafter specified. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands: 


[1211] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


From Sale or Lease other than Annual 
Lease by Tender. 
Lanp District of ARMIDALE, AND GuyYRA SHIRE. 


No. 52,953. County of Hardinge, parish of Elder- 
bury, containing an area of about 1,280. acres. , The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 260; 

‘and bounded thence on the north-west by a road to 
Guyra north-easterly to the most westerly corner of 
reserve 50,102 for public recreation; on the north-east 
by a south-west, boundary of that reserve south- 
easterly ; thence by lines bearing 170 degrees about 36 
chains, 106 degrees about 41 chains, east about 5 
chains to a point where the westerly prolongation of 
the southern side of Albert-street meets the western 
side of travelling stock reserve 47,223; on the east by 
that reserve southerly to its south-western corner ; 
thence by a fenced line to the north-eastern corner of 
portion 211; on the south by portions 211 and 155 
and a line crossing the road from Guyra to Sandy 
Creek bearing westerly to the north-western side of 
that road; thence by that road westerly to portion 
264; on the west by. portions 264, 263, 262, 261, and 
260 northerly, to the point of commencement ;—ex- 
clusive of portion 291 


[Ms, Ls, 1918-8,140] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
From Sale or Lease other than Prickly pear Lease. 
Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND NAMOr SHIRE. 


No. 52,959. County of White, parish of Bulgarra, 
containing an area of 625 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 7. Plan W. 939-1;767. 


(Occ, 1918-5)146] 


From Salo other than Auction Sala. 
Lanp Disrrict or WALGETT, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 


Part within Carinda Occupation License No. 276. 

No. 52,947. County of Clyde, parish of Carinda, 
containing an area of about 50 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portion 1, parish of Weribiddee, 
travelling stock and camping reserve 27,467 (parish 
of Carinda) and a barbed wire and netted fence. 


[ Ms. 1918-6,283 ] 

Lanp District oF COoONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARABRAN 
AND GILGANDRA SHIRES. 

County of Gowen, parish of Kirban, 


The Crown Lands 
Plans 


No. 52,966. 
containing an area of 342 acres. 
within the. boundaries of portions 42 and 43. 
G. 2;3821 and 2;322-1,797. 


[Aln. 1918-6,611] 
From Lease generally. 


Lanp District or COONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARABRAN: 


SHIRE, 

No., 52,960,. County of Gowen, parish of Coona- 
barrabran, containing an area of 2 roods. The Crown 
Lands within the. following boundaries: Commencing 
on the south boundary of reserye 14,129 for access, 


notified 25th July, 1891, at its intersection with the | 


western side of a track through this reserve; and 
bounded thence by part of the south boundary of the 


said reserve bearing west about 260 links to the right. 


bank of the Castlereagh River; by that river bearing 
northerly about 250 links; by_a line bearing east 
about 140 links to the aforesaid track; and by that 
track bearing south-easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement., 


Notr.—Within reserve 14,129 for Scone, notified 


25th July, 1891, 
[Oce. 1918-5,141] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


MOM FICATION OF NOTIFICATION OF CROWN- 
nuMASHK..ARBA. No. 850, AND SUBURBAN 
HOPPING ARBA No. 361, LAND DISTRICT 
OF GOSFORD. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that 

block N'‘ of Crown-lease Area No. 850, notified 
3rd September, 1913; has been modified by the ex- 
cision of an area of 5 acres of the north-west corner 

of the block. The area of block Nt is now about 125 

acres; capital value, £166 18s. 4d:; annual rent, 

£2 1s. 8d.; and survey fee, £6. 

Blocks A? and X+4 of suburban holding area 361, 
notified 10th September, 1913, have been modified by 
the excision of areas of 5 acres from each of the 
blecks. The area of block A? is now about 30 acres; 
capital value, £40; annual rent, £1; and survey. fee, 
£3 T5s, ‘The atea of block X‘ is now about 26 acres: 
capital value, £34 13s. 4d.; annual rent, 17s. 4d.; and 
survey fee, £3 15s. 

[Ms. 1918-5,709] 


W. G. ASHFORD; Minister for Lands, 


——= 


r1208] 





[1212] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


CROWN. LANDS NOT. AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
_, MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
[* pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. ' 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


' EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disgricr or Inverniy, anp AsHrorp SHIRE; 


County of Arrawatta, parish of Nullamanna, con- . 
taining an area of about 850 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of that part of improvement 
lease block 388 south of a line parallel to and about 
108 chains in rectangular distance north from the 
somes boundary of that block. Plan Ms. 931, Ae. 
roll. 


[Ms. 1917-9,948] 


Lanp District or TumBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA 
SHIRE. 


County of Selwyn, parish of Mannus, containing 
an area of about 191 acres. The Crown Lands em- 
braced by the following reserves, namely :—Camping 
reserve 11,895, notified 18th June, 1890; and reserve 
7,198 from sale and 7199 from lease for public school 
purposes, notified 15th September, 1888, revoked this 
day; and by reserve 2,231 for mining, notified 22nd 
September, 1879, now within measured portions 217, 
219, and_231,—as shown on plans catalogued S. 
2,113, 2,115; and 2,127-1,529. 

[O.8. 1918-5,239] 


ee 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Parkes, AnD GooranG SHire. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Dulhunty, con- 
taining an area of about 930 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 14, the Bogan Siate Forest, No. 
226, dedicated 27th October, 1916; and the northern 
side of a road 1 chain 50 links wide along the 
northern boundary of portion 18. 

[Ms. 1918-6,485] 


“Land District or Hay, and Warapgury SHIRE. 


Counties of Nicholson and Sturt, parishes of 
Amoilla and Downey, containing an area of about 
9,081 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of portions 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, and 77, parish of 
Amoilla; and portion 27, parish of Downey, exclu- 
ad Bf Ue gene pers gent: 1,732, notified 7th 

uly, 1879. ans Ms. 58 Tings NGS bE 
S. 700-1,918. Rolls. ; see Eg 
[Ms. 1918-4,820] 


County of Sturt, parishes of Downe 
containing an area of 10,2994 pre rey Tie Choe 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 9, 11, 13. 99 
50, 51, 75, 76, 84, 85. 86, 87, 90, 91, 92. and’ 93” 
parish of Downey, and portions 5 and 36 ’ parish of. 
Beabula, gree Ms. 588 Hy., S. 120, 166 R., 210 

, 700 Ray ., 699 R., 686-1,918. 
rue. Ae: 301 § 685, and 686-1,918. 


23 Auaij 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4989 





[1213] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR . ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
_ CHASE. OR CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


A is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
L visions. of section 85 of the Crown. Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hercuiidet described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase or conditional 
lease (not being conditional lease taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as an original conditional pur- 
chase within the same area), and shall beconie and be 
available therefor, on and after the 23rd September, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land tor additional conditional purchase shall be 10s, 
per acre, The provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease is 2d. per acre. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forins of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the apph- 


eant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gosrorp, 4Np ERina SHIRE. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Patonga, con- 
taining an area of 220 acres ex roads. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the. south-eastern corner of portion 155; and 
bounded thence by lines south 6 chains, and west 30 
chains, north about 40 chains, east about 63 chains, 
south about 25 chains, and west about 10 chains to 
portion 153; thence by portions 153 and 155, to the 
point of commencement ;—to contain.an area of 140 
acres ex. roads. 


Again, commencing at the north-western corner of 
portion 110; and bounded thence by a line north to the 
southern boundary of Gosford population area, pro- 
claimed 6th August, 1887; thence by that boundary 
east; thence by lines south and west, to the point of 
commencement ;—to contain an area of 80 acres ex 
roads, . 

Nors.—The included part (about 15 acres) of reserve 
48,684 from sale pending survey, notified 19th March, 
1913, is hereby revoked. 

[Occ 1918-8,847 | 


[1217] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARM TO 
RE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS 
EXCLUSIVELY. 


|? is heteby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_ wisions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913; and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act. 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are here- 
by set apart for additional homestead farm to be 
disposed of to returtied soldiers éxclusively, and 
shall become and be available therefor on and after 
the 23rd September, 1918. It is further notified that 
the. capital value upon which rental shall be lodged 
shall be £2 per acre: Any additional holding | ac- 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
applicable) which attach to the particular original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free.of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. ' 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WYALONG, AND LAcHLAN SHIRE. 


County of Dowling, parish of Tibeaudo, containing 
an area of 520 acres. The Crown Lands within that 
part of measured portion 7, west of a line running 
due north from a point on the south boundary of that 
portion, which is west of and distant 24 chains from 
the south-east corner of the said portion. 


Nors.—-The part of reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, covering the above (520 acres), is hereby 
revoked. 
tMs. 1918-5,180] 


[1216] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION. SETTING APART’ CROWN 
LANDS FOR) ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD 


SELECTION TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RE- 
TURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of. the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement. Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are hereby 
set. apart for.additional homestead selection to be 
disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
23rd September, 1918. It is further notified that the 
capital value upon which rertal shall be lodged 
shall bé. £2 per acre. Any additional holding ac 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
applicable) which attach to, the, particular original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for. 

Notr.—All inforination may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by; the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Land District or Wyatonc, AND BLAND Suire. 


County of Bland, parish of Narragudgil, contain- 
Ing an area of 103% acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of measured portion 45,—as shown on 
plan catalogued B, 3,949-1,946, 


Notr.—Thée whole of classification reserve, notified 
Ist September, 1916, is hereby revoked, 
[Ms: 1918-5,913] 


[? 





[1218] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


[? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the, pro- 
- visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913; the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional, homestead farms, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 23rd September, 
1918. It is further notified that the capital values upon 
which rentals shall be lodged shall be as hereinafter 
respectively specified... Any. additional. holding ae- 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
applicable) which attach to the particular .original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands, Agent free of cost, if so desired by the ap- 


plicant. 
W. G@. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND District or WYALONG, AND BraNp SHine. 
Capital value, £1 16s. 8d. per acre. 
County of Gipps, parish of Wollongough, containing 
an area of 752 aeres, The Crown Lands within the 


boundaries of measured portion 98,—as shown on plan 
catalogued G. 2,495-1,871. 


Norr.—The whole of reserve from sale and_leasé 
under section 206 of the “Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1918,”’ covering this portion, and that part (752 
acres) of Homestead Farm Area No. 243, notified loth 
October, 1913, within this portion, are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-4,976] 

Lanp District or Wyatonc, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 

Capital value, £2 1s. 8d. per acre 

County of Dowling; parish of Tibeaudo, containing 
an area of 240 acres. The Crown Lands within that 
part of measured portion 7 east of a line running due 
north from a point on the south boundary of that por- 
tion, which is west of and distant 24 chains from the 
south-east corner of the said portion. 


Norr:—The part of reserve from sale and lease by 
operation. of section 206, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act; 1913, covering the above (240 acres), is hereby 
revoked, 


[Ms. 1918-5,180] 


[1215] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE, 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchase, and shall become and 
be available therefor on and after the 2nd September, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the land 
for additional conditional purchase shall be £8 per 
acre, 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Bras, AND MuMBULLA SHIRE. 

County of Auckland, parish of Brogo, containing 
an area of 47} acres, being the lands within condi- 
tional lease 4,072 (two parts). Plan C.P.L. 466 Ca. 

Note.—The included part of Bega population area 
is not affected. This land will be available for addi- 
tional conditional purchase by the holder of condi- 
tional lease 4,072 only. 
[C.S. 1918-18,286] 


~—_—— 


[1219] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES., 


T' is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 23rd September, 
1918, _ It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
values upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to the 
same conditions (where applicable) which attach to the 
particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional] holding was applied for. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. k 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or InvERELL, AND Mactntyrp Suire. 
Price and capital value, 16s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Gough, parish of Ross, containing an 
area of 503} acres. The Crown Lands within por- 
tions 109 and 110. Plans G. 5,712, 5,713-1,761. 
[Ms. 1918-5,932] 


Land District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE, 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre, 
County of Clive, parish of Booroo, contain} 
aining an 
area of about 220 acres. The Crown’ Lands bounded 


by portions 29, 35, and 30, and Stat o 
{Ms. 1918-6,021] ” , and State Forest No, 529, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 

















(23 Ava., 1918. 


Lanp Disrricr or Gounsurn, AND Mutwarer SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Uringalla, containing 
an area of about 58 acres. The Crown Lands sur- 
rounded by portions 147, 110, 123, 124, 285, 200, and 
224, . 

Norte.--The included part (block F of about 58 
acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 1,076, notified 4th Feb- 
ruary, 1914, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-6,063] 


Lanp Distrior or Moruya, AND Evronoparta Saree, 


Price and capital value, 13s, 4d. per acre. 


County of Dampier, parish of Merricumbene, con- 
taining an area of 200 acres, ex road. The Crown 
Lands within portions 82 and 118. Plans D. 2,261 
and 2,694-1,618. 


Notr.—Reserve from sale or lease within portion 
82 is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-5,853] 


Lanp Disrrict or Batuurst, AND Turon Sutre. 
Capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Roxburgh, parishes of Watton and Jed- 
burgh, containing an area of about 780 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 58, 47, 59, 33, 40, 
and 60, parish of Watton, portions 80, 78, trigono- 
metrical reserve 19,/30, notified 17th February, 1894, 
and part of road on north-western boundary of por- 
tion 75, parish of Jedburgh, exclusive of portion 27, 
pores of Watton, and portion 57, parish of Jed- 

urgh. 


Notre.—Includes part of Bathurst population area 
(about 780 acres), which part is not affected by this 
notification. 


[Ms. 1918-6,484] 





[1214] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL 
LEASE TO BE DISPOSED OF TO A RE- 
TURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned Sol- 
diers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are hereby 
set apart for original conditional purchase or for origi- 
nal conditional purchase and conditional lease, to be 
taken up in virtue of and at the same time as original 
conditional purchase within the said area, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
26th August, 1918. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for original conditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be £2 5s. per acre. 


_ The provisional rental to be lodged with an applica- 
tion for a conditional lease is 2d. per acre. 


This block shall be available only for Alexander 
Allen Martin, of Hardy’s Bay, Woy Woy (a returned 
soldier), to whom a certificate of preferential right en- 
titling him to the said block has been issued under 
pre 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 


Norz.—aAll information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Gosrorb, ann Erina Sutrt. 

County of Northumberland, parish of Kincumber, 
containing an area of 85 acres 0 roods 20 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portions 188 and 189,—as shown on plan catalogued 
N. 1,245-2,111, 

Notr.—Includes classification reserve, notified 5th 
July, 1918, which is hereby revoked. 


[Ms, 1918-5,434] 


23, Ava. 1918.] 


[1193] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


PRoposaLts under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of Public School Site 
at Mannus. 


HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient 

in the public interest to resume an area of 2 

acres of land at Mannus, dedicated 12th April, 1889, 

for Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 

hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 

the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is 

proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 

following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
thereof heretofore made, 


[Clo, Sett, 1918-5,239] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres of land, the dedication of which 
is intended to be revoked. 


Portion 205 of 2 acres, plan §. 1,231,-1,522, parish 


of Mannus, county of Selwyn, dedicated 12th April, 
1889, for Public School Site, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 





4291 





[1263] 


Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 
NOTICE UNDER THE ‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916,’’ 
SECTION 40, 
AvutHorisep Deror. 
pa is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the area described hereunder is an authorised 
depot for the inspection and measurement of timber, 
and the determination of royalty, subject to the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations there- 
under. 
[Forests 1918-3,425-2] 


W. G. ASHFORD, 





EASTERN DIVISION, 


LAanp District or TENTERFIELD, TENTERFIELD SHIRE, 
Forestry District or ARMIDALE, 


County of Clive, parish of Morven. The lands with- 
in the following boundaries; Commencing at a peg 
marked broad-arrow distant 5 chains due west of the 
north-east corner of portion 2; and bounded thence 
by lines south 7 chains to a peg marked broad-arrow, 
west 4 chains ta a peg marked broad-arrow, north 7 
chains to a peg marked broad-arrow, and east 4 
chains, to the point of commencement,—locally known 
as Finlayson's Bolivia Sawmill Yard, 











Wribate Abbertisenrents. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice oF INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MorTGAGE WITHOUT PRODUCTION oF THE DUPLICATE 
OF THE MORTGAGE. 


In the matter of Mortgage, dated 19th April, 1912, 
No. 666,643, Ellen Allen to the Bank of Aus- 
tralasia, over the land comprised in Crown Grant, 
Jol. 1,248, Fol. 2, being 1 rood, allotment 3. of 
section 15, town and parish Wee Waa, county 
White. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 

Registrar-General to register a discharge of the above- 

mentioned mortgage after the expiration of twenty- 

one days from the date hereof without production of 

the duplicate of the mortgage, reasonable cause 

having been shown. All information respecting ahove 

may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 


23rd August, 1918. 
521 7s. 





THE CRUSADER NEWSPAPER COMPANY LIMITED, 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of section 134 of 
the ‘‘ Companies Act, 1899,” that a General Meeting of the 
members of the above Company will be held on Wednesday, 
September 25, at 11°30 o’clock in the forenoon, at 110 
Bathurst-street, Sydney, for the purpose of having an account 
laid before them showing the manner in which the winding- 
up has been conducted and the property of the Company 
disposed of, and of hearing any. explanation that may be 
given by the liquidators ; and also of determining by Extra- 
ordinary Resolution the manner in which the books, accounts, 
and documents of the Company and of the liquidators shall 
E ote of.—Dated at Sydney, this 2lst day of August, 
18, 
G. BENNETT, A 
T. EDWARDS, } Liquidators. 


519 6s, 


— - 


THE SECURITY TOTALISATOR LIMITED. 
Passed, 19th July, 1918; confirmed, 7th August, 1918. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed 





Company, duly convened and held at No. 14 Moore-street, | 


Sydney, on the 19th day of July, 1918, the subjoined Special 
Resolution was duly passed, and at a subsequent Extra- 
ordinary General Meeting of the said Company, also duly 
convened and held at the same place on the 7th day of 
August, 1918, the subjoined Resolution was duly confirmed. 
‘That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that 
John Kiley Mehan, of Sydney, be and he is hereby 
“ appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding up.” 
J, K, MEHAN, 
Chairman, 


494 6s, 


JOHN BEGG AUSTRALIA LIMITED. 
(In LigurpaTion.) 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of section 
141 of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’ an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the above-named Company will be 
heid at the office of Messieurs Laurence, Laurence and 
Davis, B.N.Z. Chambers, George and Wynyard streets, 
Sydney, on Tuesday, the first day of October next, at 
11 o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of laying 
before such meeting an account showing the manner in 
which the winding-up of the Company has been con- 
ducted, and its property disposed of, and to hear any 
explanation that may be given by the liquidator. 
Dated this twenty-first day of August, 1918. 


THOS. SMITH, 


Witness— Liquidator. 
C. A. Laurence, 
canada 
ydney. 
525 ae | 6s. 


CARLOS LIMITED. 
EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
Passed the eighth day of August, 1918. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 

General Meeting of Carlos Limited, duly convened and 

held at. the registered office of the Company, Parker- 

street, Sydney, on the eighth day of August, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, the subjoined 

Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed :— 

REsoLvTION. 

That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this 
Company that it cannot, by reason of its liabili- 
ties, continue its business, and that it is advisable 
that the Company be wound-up voluntarily. 

Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 
R. E. McLAUGHLIN, 


Chairman. 
J. M. DIXON, 
Acting Secretary. 
526 6s. 





BUGILBONE BORE WATER TRUST. 


I, CYRIL WOLSELEY FORDE, of Walgett, the Returning 


> 620 


Officer duly appointed to hold an election of two Trustees 
for the Bugilbone Bore Water Trust, do hereby notify that 
an election was held on the 16th day of August, 1918, at the 
Trust’s Office, at Walgett, and that John F. Holcombe, of 
Linwood, Bugilbone Siding, and Reginald R. R, King, of 
Koothney, Cryon, were duly elected. 

Dated this 16th day of August, 1918, 


CO, W. FORDE, 
Returning ase 
a, 


4292 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 104. 


(23 Aua., 1918, 





GULAR COMMON TRUST. 


NOTICE is hereby given that John Martin McKinnell, of 
Coonamble, , has been duly appointed Secretary to the 
Trustees of Gular Common,—such appointment to take effect 
from the 23rd day of July, 1918. 
W..’ G. TAYLOR, 
President, Wingadee Shire Council, 
Chairman of Trustees. 
Shire Chambers, Coonamble, 
14th August, 1918. 
500: 4s, 








NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between William Tobin and Romer Henry Augustus 
Lyne, under the name of Tobin and Lyne, Auctioneers, 
Stock, Station, Land, and Estate Agents in Argyle-street, 
Parramatta, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 
the first day of August instant. All moneys due to, and all 
accounts owing by the late firm, will be received and paid 
respectively by the said Romer Henry Augustus Lyne. The 
said William ‘obin and Romer Henry Augustus Lyne have 
disposed of their business to Mr. V. C. Marks, who will 
continue to carry on the same under the name of ‘* Tobin 
and Lyne.” 
Dated at Parramatta, this 16th day of August, 1918. 


WILLIAM TOBIN. 
R. H. A. LYNK, 
Witness to both signatures, — ; " 

F. W. TopHUNTER, 
Solicitor, Parramatta. 
485 ; 78. 











NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Joseph Trenear and James Clyde Hall, 
carrying on businessas bag and sack merchantsat 3 Parramatta- 
road, Annandale, under the style or firm of ‘‘ Trenear and 
Co.,” has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the date 
hereof. All debts (if any) due to and owing by the said late 
firm will be received and paid respectively by the said James 
Clyde Hall, who will continue to carry on the said business 
under the style or firm of J. C. Hall. 
Dated the 16th day of August, a.p, 1918, 


J. C. HALL. 
J. TRENEAR. 
Witness to both signatures, — 
d: C, J. RYAN, 
Solicitor, 
56 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
506 6s. 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
subsisting between us, the undersigned William Joseph 
Latona and Vincent Latona, carrying on business as Fish and 
Oyster Commission Agents, at Redfern, near Sydney, under 
the style or firm of ‘* Latona Bros.,” hag been dissolvod by 
mutual consent as from the twentieth day of August, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, so far as concerns the 
said Vincent Latona, who retires from the said firm. All 
debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received 
and paid respectively by the said William Joseph Latona, 
who will continue to carry on the said business under the 
style or firm of ‘‘ Latona Bros.” 
Dated this twentieth day of August, 1918. 


W. J. LATONA. 
V. LATONA. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
W. E. Scorrer,. 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
511 6s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF NEWCASTLE, 


NOTICE is hereby given that under Ordinance 60 animals 
may be.driven through the undermentioned streets on the 
days and at times hereinafter specified :— 

Watt from Kint-street southerly, Bolton from King to 
Church, King-street the whole, Reserve-street the whole, 
Church-street the whole, The Terrace the whole, Ordnance- 
street, Tyrrell-street, Sydney-street, Langford, Church- 
street West, Union from Church-street West to Bull, 
Melville the whole, Laman, Bull, Corlette, Darby from 
Church-street West southerly, Junction, Macquarie, Stewart, 
Bingle, High, Pacific from Hunter-street to Reid-street,—on 
Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 
Fridays, and Saturdays. Mondays to Saturdays between the 
hours of 5 a.m. and 8 a.m., and between the hours of 7 p.m. 
and 10.p.m. Sundays between the hours of 5.a.m. and 8 a.m., 
and between the hours of 7 p.m. and 10. p.m. | 


£. SCOTT HOLLAND, 
Town Clerk’s Office, Newcastle, Town Clerk. 


19th August, 1918. 
504 . 


‘Shire Office, Wee Waa, — 


78, 


GLOUCESTER SHIRE COUNCIL. 
ESTABLISHMENT OF PuBLIC:PouND at BUNDOOK, 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that a Public 
Pound has been established at Bundook, within the Shire of 
Gloucester, under: the control of the Conncil of that area, 
and that Francis Hubert Gallagher has been appointed 
Poundkeeper for the Pound as from 6th June, 1918. The 
Council has, in accordance with the Impounding Act, 1898, 
as amended by the Local Government Act, 1906, fixed 
charges for the sustenance of impounded animals as 
follows :— 


Every stallion or bull . 2s. 6d. per head per day. 
Every horse, mare, gelding, 

colt, or filly ... . 23. per head per day. 
Every cow, ox, heifer, or 


steer Re .. ls. 6d. per head per day. 
Every ram, ewe, sheep, or i 
lamb ... id ... 6d. per head per day. 


Every pig or goat .. 2s. per head per day. 
J. H. SHEDDEN, 
President, Gloucester Shire. 
K. H. J. O'HALLORAN, 
Shire Clerk, 
Shire Office, Gloucester, 16th August, 1918. 
496 8s. 





SHIRE OF WARRAH. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable William Charles 
Cook, of Willow Tree, has been appointed an Inspector under 
the ‘‘ Cattle Slaughtering and Diseascd Animals and Meat, 
Act, 1902,” within the Willow ‘lree Police Patrol, in the 
Shire of Warrah,—such appointment to take effect as from 


the 22nd July, 1918. 
RICHARD SIMSON, 
Shire Clerk. 
Shire Office, Murrurundi, 
16th August, 1918. 
498 4s. 





SHIRE OF WINGADEE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that John Martin McKinnell, of 
Coonamble, has been duly appointed Shire Clerk and Sanitary 
Inspector to the Council of the Shire of Wingadee,--such ap- 
pointments to take effect from the 23rd day of July, 1918. 


W. G. TAYLOR, 
Shire Chambers, Coonamble, President. 
14th August, 1918. 


499 4s. 


—_ = — nd, 
—_—— 


NAMOI SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that James Phillip Durrant, of 
Boggabri, was, at a duly constituted meeting of the Council 
of the Shire of Namoi, appointed Impounding Officer for 
the Shire of Namoi. 





CHAS. H. WOOD, 
Shire Office, Wee Waa, Shire Clerk. 
16th August, 1918. 


497, 4s. 


= — 





NAMOI SHIRE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, at a duly constituted meeting 
of the Council of the Shire of Namoi, Francis Hardgrove, of 
Wee Waa, was appointed, under seal of the Council, as 
Poundkeeper of the pound at Wee Waa, within the Namoi 
Shire. 
CHAS. H, WOOD, 
Shire Office, Wee Waa, Shire Clerk. 
15th August, 1918. 
501 v . 4s. 





NAMOI SHIRE. 
Pusiic GATE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention cf this 
Council to grant permission to H, J. Pike, of Narrabri, for the 
erection of a Public Gate on the Narrabri-Maules Oreek road, 
where such road intersects the boundary of his land, parish 
of Tippereena, county of Nandewar. v4 


CHAS. H. WOOD, | 
/ Shire Clerk. 
21st August, 1918. 


571 4s, 


23 Ava, 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 10t. 


4298 





**PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 
NoricE oF APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER OF SCALPs. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Mudgee has appointed the person men- 
tioned below to receive and grant certificates for scalps in 
conformity with the abovenamed Act, and he will be in 
attendance at Fernside for that purpose. 

‘Dated at Mudgee, this 19th day of August, 1918. 


J. R, ATKINSON, 
: Chairman. 
William R. Jones, Fernside, Rylstone. 
BAD Oe : 4s. 





| In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
- PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Te the matter of the will of Henrietta Jane North, 
~~ Jate of No. 143 Lancaster Villas, Woollahra, near 


Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, spin-- 


ster, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testators’ Family Main- 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 


Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other’ 


persons having any debts, claims, or demands of 
what kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 23rd 
day of June, 1918, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 9th day of August; 
1918, to the Permanent Trustee Company of New 
South Wales, Limited, the executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
such debts, claims, and demands to the said adminis- 
trator (executor) on or before the Sth day of October 
next, at the expiration of which time the said executor 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts, claims, and demands only of which 
it shall then have had notice; and the said executor 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 20th day of August, 1918. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New 
: South Wales, Limited, 


A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
RussELL AND RussELL, Proctors, 
- 350 George-street, Sydney. 


524 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Mary Egan, formerly of Jerilderie 
but late of Kogarah, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. 

PURSUANT ' to. the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testators’ Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianshin of Infants. Act, 1916’’: 

Notice’ is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claim upon or affecting the estate 

of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 80th day of 

April, 1918; are hereby required to send in full parti- 

culars of their claims to Robert Heatlie Ferrier, care 

of the undersigned executor in the said will named, 
before the 11th day of October, 1918, after which date 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets or any vart 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
he shall, not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—-Dated this 20th day of August, 1918. 
SALWHY AND PRIMROSE, 
; Solicitors for the Hxecutor, 
24 Moore-street, Sydney. 
15s. 





52Th 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Austral Octavius Day, late of Kendall, 
‘in the State of New South Wales, retired farmer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act of 1898,”” and to the ‘“‘Testators’ amily Main- 

tenance and’ Guardianship of Infants’ Act of 1916’: 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 








|. 530 


persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the above-named deceased, 
who died at Kendall on or about the 7th day of 
August, 1917, are required to’ send in full particulars | 
of their claims to the undersigned the proctor for the 


,exccutors of the estate of the said deceased, before the 


27th day of September next, after which date the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which they shall 
then have notice; and the said executors shall 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 


LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
' Proctor for the Executors, 
Taree. 


7s. 6d. 


—_ 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Frederick George Gobbert (named in 
the said will and codicil as Frederick Gobbert), late of:- 


Inverell, in the State of New South Wales, freeholder, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that-all creditors and other persons having any claims or de- 
mands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Inverell aforesaid, on the Ist day of March, 1918, 
and probate of whose will was, on the 24th day of May, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Mary 
Ann Selman Gobbert (named as Mary Ann Gobbert in the 
said will and codicil) and William John Selman Gobbert, the 
executrix and executor in the said will named, are hereby 
required to send in all particulars thereof to, the undersigned on 
or before the 30th day of September next, in default whereof 
the said Mary Ann Selman Gobbert and William John Selman 
Gobbert will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed to ad- 
minister the estate and distribute the assets among the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 


they shall then have had notice ; and the said Mary Ann Sel- 


man Gobbert and Willam John Selman Gobbert will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any persons of whose claims they shall not have had notice at 
we time of such distribution.—Dated this 12th day of August, 
1918, 
ANDERSON AND WILTSHIRE, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
' Town Hall Chambers, Otho-street, Inverell. 


By their Agents,—GARLAND, SEABORN, AND ABBOTT, 
Bull’s Chambers, 14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
484 ‘ 


7s. 6d. 





In the Suprome Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Simpson, late of May’s Hill, Parramatta, 


rear Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentle- 
man, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the *‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 24th day of November, 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of March, 
1918, to John Alfred Simpson, one of the. executors named. 
in the said will (leave being reserved to Albert Lee Simpson, 
of Ceylon, the other executor named therein. to come 
in and prove), are hereby required to send in particulars of 
their claims to the said executor, under cover to the under- 
signed, the proctor for the said executor, on or before the 
30th day of September next, at the expiration of which time! 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having: 
regard to the debts and claims only of which be shall then 
have had notice ; and the said executor will not be liable, for. 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had ‘notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.— Dated this 20th day of August, 1918. 


H. C. G. MOSS, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
City Mutual Chambers, 62 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
And Institute Chambers, George-street, Parramatta. 


517 7s. 6d, 


4294 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ava., 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Jane Morton, late of Marrickville, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the * Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘ Testator's Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Petersham, near Sydney aforesaid, on 
the 4th Gay of July, 1918, and probate of whose will was, 
on the 8th day of August, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to 
William James Morton and Frank Ernest Hawksford, the 
executors named in the said will, are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the 
said estate to the said executors, at the office of the under- 
signed, on or before the 4th day of October, 1918, in default 
whereof the said executors will, after the last mentioned date, 
proceed to administer the estate, and distribute the assets 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only 
to the claims and demands of which they shall then have 
had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 


HAROLD T. MORGAN AND MORGAN, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Ocean House, 24 Moore-street, Sydney. 
515 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Elizabeth Cousins, late of 
Paddington, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Elizabeth Cousins, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 27tb day of 
April, 1918, and administration of whose estate, with the will 
annexed, was, on the 29th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 17th day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Publie 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
go distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
15th August, 1918. 
479 7s. 6d. 


Ber a nese Dd thee OS ek ee LONELY Sled) Sided ee 
i In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Walter Hook, late of Rose 
Bay, in the State of New South Wales, builder, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate, and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Walter Hook, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 9th day of February, 1918, and admin- 
istration of whose estate was, on the 13th day of May, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 18th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
T: W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
aR 14th August, 1918, 


Js. 6d, 


Notice is hereby given: 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Archibaid Hodgson, late of 
Kogarah, in the State of New South Wales, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Archibald Hodgson, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of 
March, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 27th 
day of May, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims to 
the said Public Trustee on or before the 20th day of 
September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notiee ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
14th August, 1918, 


48] 78. 6d. 





. Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Gladstone Montague Hunt, 
late of Candelo, and the Australian Imperial Forces, in 
the State of New South Wales, medical practitioner, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all ereditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of Gladstone Montague 
Hunt, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
4th day of October, 1917, and probate of the will was, on 
the 29th day of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims to 
the said Public Trustee on or before the 16th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th August, 1918, 


490 7s. 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Joseph Burnett, late of Buxton, 
in the State of New South Wales, miner, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘* Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Joseph Burnett, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of June, 
1918, and administration of whose estate with the will 
annexed was, on the 24th day of July, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
19th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


491 7s. 6d, 


23 Ava, 1918.) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas Joseph Kelly, late of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Thomas Joseph Kelly, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 2lst day of April, 1918, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 2nd day of 
August, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 19th day of September, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
16th August, 1918. 


492 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Eva Ophelia Moffatt, late of 
, Little Coogee, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Eva Ophelia Moffatt, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 2Ist day of April, 1918, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 22nd day of 
July, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 19th day of September, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


Gs. 6d. 


Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn thé matter of the will of Bertie Lionel George, late of 
Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales, engine- 
driver, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Bertie Lionel George, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of April, 
1918, and administration of whose estate with the will an- 
nexed was, on the 19th day of July, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 17th day of 
September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shal] not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulia Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


AS2 78. Od, 
No, 104, 23 Avaver, 1918,—%, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of George Anderson Bellis, late of 
Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales, police 
constable, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of George Anderson Bellis, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 9th day of March, 1918, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the 19th day of June, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the said Public Trustee on or beforethe 20th day 
of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th August, 1918. 


507 7s. 6d, 


eee aioe ay 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Henry Lancaster, late of 
Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales, miner, 
deceased, intestate: 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of John Henry Lancaster, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 13th day of December, 1917, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 29th day of June, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 20th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th August, 1918. 
508 7s. 6d. 








— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the natter of the estate of George Curran, late of Bungen- 
dore, in the State of New South Wales, blacksmith, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of George Curran, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 9th day of February, 1918, and administration 
of whose estate was, on the 24th day of July, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
20th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets. or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-strect, 
Sydney, 19th August, 1918. 


509 48 A 6d, 


4296 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Susannah Ruth (or Susan) Reed, 
late of Dapto, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Susannah Ruth (or Susan) Reed, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 5th day of March, 1918, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was, on the 20th day of May, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 25th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 


distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
21st August, 1918. 
566 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATI JURISDICTION, 
In the matter of the estate of Peter Ford, late of Greta, in 
the State of New South Wales, smallgoods shopkeeper, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 


other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the © 


estate of Peter Ford, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 


or about the 5th day of June, 1918, and administration of - 


whose ‘estate was, on the 8th day of August, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or beiore the 
25th day uf September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
21st August, 1918, 
567 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Maria Emily Icely, late of Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all ereditors and other persons having any debts or claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of June, 1918, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 15th 
day of August, 1918, to David William Roxburgh, of No. 2 
O’Connell-street, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
solicitor, and John Hunter Stephenson, of No. 99 Pitt-street, 
Sydney aforesaid, public accountant, the executors named in 
the said will, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
their claims to the said executors, or to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the said executors, on or before the 5th day 
of October next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 
had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 28rd day of August, 1918S. 


NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Exectitors, 
2 O’Connell-strect, Sydney. 
S40 7s. Gd. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ava., 1918, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Louisa Carson, late of Elizabeth Bay road, 
Darlinghurst, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT tothe ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to “ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debts or claims 
or demands against or upor the estate of the ahovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of July, 1918, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 19th 
day of August, 1918, to Wallace John Carson, of 4744 
George-street, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
esquire, the executor named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the said 
executor, or to the undersigned, the proctors for the said 
executor, on or before the 5th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice ; and he will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or ¢laim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 23rd day of August, 1918. 


NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Executor, 
2 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


538 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Bridget Proctor, late of Waverley, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ** Wills, Probate and Administration Act, . 
1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby ° 
given that all creditors and other persons having any debts 
or claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 14th day of July, 
1918, and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 14th day of August, 1915, to Thomas Proctor, of William- 
street, Canterbury, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, market gardener, the executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their © 
claims to the said executor, or to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the said executor, on or before the 5th 
day of October next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which he 
shall then have had notice; and the said executor will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 23rd day of August, 


1918. 
NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Kxecutor, 
2 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 
539 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Dwyer, late of Hobby’s Yards, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the “Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and vther persons having any 
debé or claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of May, 1918, 
are hereby required to send full particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, the proctors for the executor, before the 30th 
day of September next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor. will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have had 
notice; and the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 16th day of August, 1918, 


PILE AND WESTGARTH, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
Adelaide street, Blayney. 
49g >. 7s. Gd. 


23 Ava., 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 


4297, 


Ta 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


{n the will of Henry Wesley Lee, late of Taree, in 
the State of New South Wales, retired printer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act of 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act of 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any elaims upon or being otherwise 
interested in_the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Taree on or about the 18th day of March, 
1918, are required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to the undersignéd, the proctor for the execu- 
tors of the estate of the said deceased, before the 29th 
day of September next, after which date the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which they shall 
‘then have notice; and the said executors shall not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted,.to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 


Dated this 19th day of August, 1918, 
LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


Taree. 
532 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE, JURISDICTION. ~ 


In the will of Sarah Jane Welley, late of Oxley Island, 
Manning River, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act of 1898,” and, to the ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act of 
1916’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims upon or being other- 
wise interested in the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who ,died at Oxley, Manning River, on 
or about the 18th day of April, 1918, are required to 
send in full particulars of their claims to the under- 
signed, the proctor for the executor of the estate of the 
said deceased, before the 29th day of September next, 
after which date the said executor will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which he shall then have notice; and the 
‘said executor shall not be liable for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 
LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
Taree. 
531 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Mary Ann MacDonald, late of Broadwater, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898,” and to. the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1816”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the llth day of December, 1917, and probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in 
its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 4th day of March, 1918, to 
William Fletchér, of Broadwater aforesaid, one of the execu- 
tors named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their debts or claims to the said executor, care 
of the undersigned, on or before the 19th day of October 
next, at the expiration of which time the said executor 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts and claims only of which he shall then have notice ; 
and the said executor will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. — 
Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 
é A. R. BEST, 
Proctor for Executor, 
By his Agent,— Ballina. 
M. A. H. Firzearvince, 
14 Moore:street, Sydney. 
523 7s, 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, . 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate_of Annie Maud Shaw, late of Killarney, Fern- 
street, Randwick, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, married woman, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons haying any debts or claims 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of February, 1918, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their debts or claims to the 
undersigned, on behalf of the administratrix of the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, on or before the 10th day of Octo- 
ber next, at the expiration of which time the said adminis- 
tratrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which she shall then have had 
notice; and the said administratrix will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution,—Dated this 21st day of August, 1918, 
HERBERT DE. YONGH SCROGGIE, 
Proctor for Administratrix, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

510 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (87,559) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Emily Anna McKinnon, late of Coonambls, 
in the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and: to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
upon or being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Coonamble aforesaid on the 
15th. day of March, 1918, are hereby required to send in 
full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor 
for the administrator of the estate of the said deceased, 
before the'10th.day of October next, after which date the said 
administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the claims of which he shall then have notice ; 
and the said administrator shall not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.— Dated this 18th day of August, 1918, 
J. DD. Ya BULTON; 
Proctor for the Administrator, 
Coonamble. 

503 78. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of James Phelan, late of Marrar, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the “Restator’s Family and Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act) ) 1916? + 
Notice is hereby given. that every creditor or other, 
person having any claim against the estate ot . the, 
above-named deceased, who died. on or about, the 20th, 
day of February, 1917, and of whose, will and codicil, 
probate was, on the 11th day of October, 1917, granted, 
by the Supreme Court of New South, Wales. in, ite; 
Probate Jurisdiction to William Patrick Ryan and 
James Fury, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such claim to the undersigned William: 
Michael Joseph Walsh, on or before the. ith day ot 
October, 1917, at the expiration of which time the said 
William Patrick Ryan and James,Fury will proceed; 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having: regard only to the 
claims: of which they shall then have notice; and; 


notice is her eby f ul they given tl a t the said W ilham 
R i} J a 
Pa k V an y ; ; 


he assets or any part tnereof so dis 
He of woe earl they have not had _ notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated the 20th day 
of August, 1918. ) 

WILLIAM MICHAEL J OSEPH WALSH, 

Proctor for the Executors, 7 

Johnston-street, Wagea ‘Wagga. ° : 

Sydney Agents,— 

: eer McDonans, AND Morrirt, 

George and Wynyard streets, 

Sydney. 


533. 78. 6d, it 


4298 





In the will of Donald Mackenzie Craig, late of Neutral Bay, 
North Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, store- 
man, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘*Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Donald Mackenzie Craig, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of May, 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 23rd day of July, 
1917, to Henry Craig and Henry Vincent Harris, the execu- 
tors named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the undersigned, H. V. Harris, 
Wheeler & Co., proctors, on or before the Ist day of Sep- 
tember next, at the expiration of which time the said Henry 
Craig and Henry Vincent Harris will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said Henry Craig 
and Henry Vincent Harris will not be liable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 19th day of August, 1918. 


H. V, HARRIS, WHEELER & CO.," 
Proctors for the Executors, 
23 Bolton-street, Newcastle. 
514 7s. Gd. 


_—~ $$$ 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,668) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Joseph O’Meara, of Daysdale, farmer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John Joseph O’Meara, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 11th day of September, 1918, at 10 
o clock in the forenoon, or as soon afterwards as the course of 
business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted 


to me, under and according to the provisions of the “ Bank- — 


ruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 22nd day of August, 1918. 


J. J. OMEARA, 
By his Solicitor, 
JOHN WILKINSON, 
Dean-street, Albury, 


Whose Sydney Agents are,— 
C, M. Laurence & Son, 
Solicitors, Dixon Buildings, 
64 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
547 8s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (5,348) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alfred Arthur Mudie and Edward Stuart Mudie, trading as 
A. A. and A.-8. Mudie, of Coonabarabran, general store- 
heepere ; and in the separate application of Alfred Arthur 

udie, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Alfred Arthur Mudie, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 11th day of September, at 10 
a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
aceording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 17th day of August, 1918. 


ALFRED ARTHUR MUDIRE. 
Horatio BEVERIDGE, 
Solicitor for Applicant, 


. Gilgandra. 
By his Agents,—CURRIE AND Woop, 
Solicitors, 
8 Spring-street, Sydney. 
564 6s. 6d. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,210) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Ellen Louisa Sydenham, of Dora-street, Hurstville, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow. 
Thursday, the twenty-second day of August, 1918, 
TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made herein on 
the sixth day of August, 1902, has this day been discharged. 


SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 


Ap 24 Moore-street, Sydney. 
548 mabe 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ava, 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (15,245) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Ernest Wesley Walters, of Mt. Mitchell, in the State of 
New South Wales, grazier, formerly of Manilla, in the 
said State, fruiterer ; ex parte the bankrupt. 


Wednesday, the 21st day of August, 1918. 


TAKE NOTIOE that the Sequestration Order made herein 
on the 8rd day of September, 1902, has this day been dis- 


charged, 
H. RB. CROSSMAN, 
Solicitey for the Bankrupt, 
By M. A. H. FitzHaRpines, Glen Innes, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
522 5s. 


—_— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George Walter Hughes Childers and Sarah Nellie Childers ; 
ex parte the bankrupt. 


TAKE NOTIOE that the Sequestration Order made herein 
on the twelfth day of December, 1905, has this day been 
discharged.—Dated this 21st day of August, 1918. 
LIONEL STAUNTON WOOLCOTT, 
Solicitor for Applicant, 
113 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
544 5s. 





(16,808) 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,539) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Herbert Lock Tullidge, of 21 William-street, Double 
Bay, taxi driver. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. O. ¥. W. Lloyd appointed to be 
the Official Agsignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of 


August, 1918. 
FF, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
549 3s. 6d. 


ee 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,540) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Charles Gallagher, of Belmore-road, Punchbowl, 
poultry farmer and market gardener. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


‘day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee,—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of 


August, 1918. 
FB. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


550 8s. 6d. 





(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (21,541) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Seaward Haigh, of Pambula, and formerly of Bega. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 19th day of 


August, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
551 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,542) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Maples, of Penuca, in the State of New South 
Wales. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 

be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 19th day of 


August, 1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
552 ds, 6d. 


of August, 1918. 


23° Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 4209 


ro ena copen SOE oe eee |. er ee ee ee eee ee ee 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.1] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,544) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Augustus Joseph Gillard, of Denison-street, Carrington, 
nayal guard. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr, OC. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 21st day of 


August, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
553 3s. 6d, 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred Bartlett, of 202 William-street, Darlinghurst, 
Sydney. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Harry Flockton Foster, and Mr. C, F. W, Lloyd 


appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 
16th day of August, 1918, 


¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


(21,528) 


- pod 38. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,529) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Harold A. Liley, of s.s. “ Burrabra,” Port Jackson, 


master mariner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Harry Mann, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 19th day 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
555 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,530) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Frederick Edward Fontaine, of Sussex-street, Epping, 
trading at Chamber of Commerce Buildings, George and 
Grosvenor streets, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of O. Crosby, J. Franklin Crosby, and W. H. Swanton 


(trading as William Crosby & Co.), and Mr. W. H. Palmer- 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 


16th day of August, 1918. 


FE. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
556 8s. 6d. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Alfred Neale Pearce, of Liverpool Military Camp, Liver- 


pool, lately carrying on business at Yellangla, Gunning, 
in the State of New South Wales, and formerly resided 
at Orange Grove road, Seven Hills. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Charles William Hugh Massy, and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 19th day of August, 1918. 


Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
557 3s. 6d. 


(21,538) | 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,536) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Terken, of 11 Parramatta-road, Annandale, 
painter and decorator. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt on the 
petition of William Morris, and Mr. C0. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 19th day 


of August, 1918. 
FH, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
558 8s. 6d. 


~ 5s — 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,522) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Lilian Bertha Allan, of Yalgogrin North, General fi 
Storekeeper. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 9th day of 
September, 1918, at noon, or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit, ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptoy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 6th day of Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, ; 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
559 : 6s. 


=» 














In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 2nd day of 
September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not 
later than the 30th day of August, 1918 :— 


Re Herbert Lock Tullidge (No. 21,539), of 21 Williamestreet, 
Double Bay, taxi driver. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHarizs Farrrax WatsRrioo Lioyrp. 
560 6s. 


nd 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of 
September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 2nd day of September, 1918 :— 


Re William Charles Gallagker (No. 21,540), of Belmore-road, 
Punchbowl, poultry farmer and market gardener. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, , 
Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


Official Assignee —WILLIAM HarRingTon PALMER. 
561 6s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George Leek, of Excelsior Dairy, Osborne-road, 
Normanhurst, 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Hornsby, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 19th day 
of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 16th day of 


September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignoee—Onarizs Farnrax WatTERLOO Luoyp. 
562 a 


(21,512) 


és, 


4300 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. 


[23 Ave., 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Mott, of Canbelego, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will bé held at the Court-house, 
Oanbelego, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
27th day of September, 1918, at 11 a.m.; or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. ‘To entitle # creditor to vote 
thereat his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 28rd 


day of September, 1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuauirs Farrrax WatTrerioo Lioyp. 
563 6s. 


(21,521) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Suprenie Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for 
the inspection of persons interested; and notice is 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be sub- 
mitted to the Court for confirmation on Monday, the 
9th September, 1918, if not previously objected to :— 


Arthur George Sanders, of Best-street, Wagoa Wagga, 
motor mechanic (No. 20,686), a second’ account 
and second plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of three pence one-eighth of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Andrew Frederick Eyles, of Murrell Creek (No. 21,063), 
a third account and second plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of four shillings 

zi mi nine pence in the £ on all proved concurrent 
claims. 


Josef iNeuhs, of the German Concentration Camp, 
Hoidsworthy, carried on business at Wallsend, 
fisherman (No. 21,461),-a first account and plan 
of distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
four shillmgs and six pence fifteen-sixteenths ofa 
penny in the £ on the only proved concurrent 
claim, 

Felix Arthur George Schroeder, of the German Con- 
centration Camp, Holdsworthy, farmer, carried on 
business at Daysdale and Yerong Creek (No. 
21,469), a first account and plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of thirteen shil- 
lings and four pence in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims, and a balance of £95 6s. 3d. 
carried forward to the credit of the estate. 


Also, an account current only in the undermentioned 
estate :— 


No. 21,463. Gustave William Bolitho Pollard, of 
Deniliquin, coach-driver. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
shoes Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
22nd August, 1918. 
545 11s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Norice to Crepirors. 


ACCOUNTS and, plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, Showing dividends as specified here- 
under, are now filed in the office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
and plans will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 
tion on Monday, the 9th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
if not previously objected to :— 


Edwin Crescence Cooke, of Loch Marie, Coolong- 
road, Vaucluse (No. 20,619), a second account and 
first plan of distribution, showing payment of two 
Crown claims in full (£59 10s. 11d.), and 4 first 
dividend of 223d. (two pence and twenty-five forty_ 
eighths of a penny) in the £ on all proved con- 
current debts. 





Benjamin Audet, of Crown-street, Wollongong, hair- 
dresser and tobacconist (No. 21,454), a first account 
and plan of distribution, showing payment in full 
of one Crown claim (£1 10s.) and a dividend of 
3s. 54a. (three shillings and five pence and one- 
eighth of a penny) in the £ on all proved con- 
current debts. 

Horace Reginald ‘ord, of Wolfe-street, Newcastle, 
trading as “The Stephen Manufacturing Co.” 
(No. 21,458), a first account and plan of distribu- 
tion, showing payment in full of three peste pre- 
ferential debts (£20 18s. 2d.), and a dividend of 
4s, 7id. (four shillings and seven pence and one- 
eighth of 4 penny) in the £ on all proved con- 
eurrent debts. 


C.F.) Wo GiGrD) 


Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 


182 Phillip-street, 


Sydney, 22nd August, 1918. 
541 10s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY AND IN INSOLVENCY. 
Notice to Crepitors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as _ specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptey, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons in- 
terested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
and plans will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 
tion on Monday, the 9th September, 1918, if not pre- 
viously objected to :— ; 


William Alfred Hollinshead, of Newcastle, store- 
keeper (No. 10,431), a fourth account and third 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of one ‘half-penny in the £ on all proved 

_ concurrent claims, 

Francis Jones, of Mout Gipps, hotel and_ store- 
keeper (No. 22,030), a fourth account- and: third 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of sixpence one hundred and seventeen three 
hundred and twentieths of a penny in the £ on 
all proved conctirrent claims. 


Also, an account current only in the undermentioned 

estate : — 

Thomas Frederick Meyer and Solomon Meyer, and’ in 
the separate estate of Thomas Frederick Meyer, 
of Sydney, merchant (No. 12,948), a second 
account providing for payment of the fees, 
charges, and expenses. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 


47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, Official Assignee. 


22nd August, 1918. 
46 10s. 





In the District Court of the Metropolitan District, b 
holden at Sydney. 


No. of Plaint, 1390 of 1918. 
No. of Writ, 225 of 1918. 


Between John Stuart Thom, Lindsay Thomas Crouch, and 
Norman Lockhart Dreyer, carrying on business under 
the style or firm of ‘‘J. Stuart Thom & Co.,” plaintiffs, 
and C. J. Symonds (a male), defendant. 


ON Saturday, the twenty-eighth day of September, 1918, at 
1] o’clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued 
herein be previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 
auction, at the Court-house, Queen’s Square, Sydney,—All 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant, of, in, and to— 


All that parcel of land situate in the city of Sydney, known 
as No. 734 George-street. and having a frontage to that 
street of about 22 feet 74 inches by a depth through to 
Parker-street of 102 feet, and now oceupied by defendant 
as a seed merchant, 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this 19th day of August, 1918. 


J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 


Registrar of the Court. 
516 9s, 


23 Ava., 1918] 





In the District Gourt of the Northern District, 
holden at Taree. 


No. of Plaint, 7 of 1917. 
No. of Warrant, 8 of 1917. 


Between Murdock Parker, trading as M. Parker & Co., plaintiff, 
and Roger Joseph Heffernan, defendant. 


ON Friday, the thirty-first day of August, 1918, at 11°30 
o’clock in the forenoon, unless the weit of fieri facias issued 
herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public 
xuction at the office of the District Court Registrar at Taree,— 
All the right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant, of, in, and to,—- 


All that the Settlement Purchase No. 1915-1 (Kerewong), 
Farm No. 5, portions 25 9/vr and 118, parishes Dawson 
and Cundle, county Macquarie, containing 220 acres. 


Dated at Taree, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918. 
G. W. H. DAVIES, 


: Registrar. 
478 F 7s. 





' In the District Court of the South-western District, 
holden at Temora. 


Number of Plaint, 20 of 1918. 
Number of Warrant, 6 of 1918. 


Between Robert Fergie Taplin, plaintiff, and Ewen Archman 
Manson, defendant. 


ON the twenty-fifth day of September, 1918, at eleven o’clock 
in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued herein is 
previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by public auction, 
at the Court-house, Temora,—All the right, title, and interest 
(if any) of the abovenamed defendant of and in— 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of seven 
hundred and ten acres, being portion 88 of the parish of 
Jillett, county of Bourke, Land District of Wyalong, 

‘ being land taken up by the defendant as a homestead 
farm at Wyzlong on 20th September, 1914, numbered 
89 of 1914. 

Terms, Cash. 


Dated this sixteenth day of Angust, 1918. 


F. W. JOHNSTON. 
Registrar of the Court. 
Dovenas G. WALKER, 
Solicitor for the Plaintiff, 
Ardlethan. 
502 9s, 





NOTICH TO POUNDKEEPERS. 


STOLEN or strayed, fram Dubbo,—One grey gelding, aged, 
branded like SN one bay mare, 5 years, white patch on 


hack, star on forehead, one front fost white, branded ®) near 
shoulder; one chestnut colt, branded [TC and bar near 
shoulder, star on forehead, about 2 years. 
Mr. W. HOBBS, 
Gardiner, Dubbo. 
483 6s. 








LOST,—One bay mare, two fore and off hind. feet little bit 
white, brand near shoulder indistinct, no shoes. 





W. SAXBY, 
Tel. 197, Mas. Bay-street, Botany. 
528 8s. 
Limpoundingse 





ASHFIELD.-—-Impounded at Ashfield, on the 8th day of 
August, 19:8, from Burwood Park, Burwood, by H. Pye, 
impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, first 
animal, £1 14s. 9d.; the rest, £1 Os. 8d, each :— 

Bay draught mare, blaze, near hind fetlock white, unshod, 
aged, about 16} hands. 

Also, on the 12th instant, from the Abattoire, by the 
saine person :=- 

Black mare, like BHP near shoulder, star, hind fetlocks 
white, unshod, abour 4 years, about 14} hands. 

Dark-bay gelding, lke 'e) over \AJ near shoulder, about 4 
years, about 15} hands. 

Dark-brown oy biack mare, lke A J near shoulder, aged, 
about 153 hands. 

Tf£ not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

2°th August, 1913. 


483— is. H. HOWIR#, Jun., Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 104. 


4301 A 





CANTERBURY,—Impounded at Canterbury, on the 14th 
day of August, 1918, from Oanary-road, by John Ellis ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 5s. 6d.-— 

Chestnut pony, white face, WZ over E14 near shoulder, off fore 
and hind fetlock white, abrut 2 years, 13 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918. 


529—ls. HE. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 








CONCORD.—Iimpounded at. Concord, on the 14th day of 
August, 1918, from Flemington, by order Railway Station . 
Master ; sum due at date of notice, £1 6s. :— : 

Bay pony gelding, like H over Q near shoulder, hind feet 
white, shod three feet, between 134 and 14 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


5th September, 1918. 
495—1s. F. ROWLEY, Poundkeeper. 


COOLAMON.—Impounded at Coolamon, on the 15th day of 
August, 1918, from Deepwater, by J. Henderson :— 

Bay mare, no brands visible, old collar marks, star, big hind 
fetlocks, aged, about 15 hands. 

Chestnut draught filly, like J over 5 near shoulder, white 
face, about 3 years, about 15} hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 


518—2Zs. F. SECKOLD, Poundkeeper. 





CORAKI.—Impounded at Coraki, on the 16th day of August, 
1918, from enclosed cultivation land, by Louise McPher- 
son, North Codrington ; sum due at date of notice, 13s. 5d. 
each :— 

Bay gelding, like 0 § over M over @ (indistinct) near shoulder, 
near hind foot white, aged, 17 hands. 

Black gelding, like O G over A. near shoulder, off hind foot 
white, white spots under saddle, aged, 16 hands. 

If not released, will be solid at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918. 


534—2s. J. WHYTE, Poundkeeper. 





GHURIE.—Impounded at Geurie, on the 29th day of July, 
1918, from Mr. T. E, Whiteley’s grass paddock, by Sid. 
Bell; sum due at date of notice, £2 5s, 6d. :— ; 


Grey horse, S near shoulder, no other brands visible, lump 


on near hind fetlock, aged, 36 hands. 

If not released, will be solid at this Pound at noon on the 
12th September, 1918. 
512—1s. T. CANTRILL, Poundkeeper. 
GRANVILLE—Impounded at Granville, on the 15th day of 

August, 1918, from Blaxcell-street, by W. F, Noble, im- 
pounding officer; sum due at date of notice, 18s. 6d. 
each :— 

Brown mare, like J over) near shoulder, bald face, near hind 
fetlocks white, strap on neck, knees marked, shod, aged, 
143 hands. 

Bay mare, like we. over J G near shoulder, black points, 
shod, aged, 154 hands. 

If not released will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 
537—2s. A. DUGGAN, Poundkeeper. 
HILLSTON.—Impounded at Hillston, on the 14th day of 

August, 1918, from Hillston Common :— 

Red bullock, 4, near rump, white on flanks and legs, star, 
slit nose. 

If not released, wiJl be sold acccrding to Impounding Act. 


569—1s. A. BETTS, Poundkeeper. 





HUNTER’S HILL.—Impounded at Hunter’s Hill on the 8th 
day of August, 1918, from Sunnyside-street, Gladesville, 
by James Rourke, impounding officer; sum due at date of 
notice, £1 Qs. 3d. :— 

Bay horse, unbranded, hind feet white, star, white mark on 
nose, unshod, aged, between 15 and 16 hands. _ 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


486—Is. J. SILSBY, Poundkeeper. 


LEADVILLE.—Impounded at Leadville, on the 14th day of 
August, 1918, from rsitway premises at Dunedoo, by 
order of the stution-master; sum due at date of notice, 
18s. each :— 

Red cow, like indistinct brand near rump, white belly, 8 years. 

Light-red cow, indistinct brand near rump, white spots on 
belly, 3 or 4 years. j : 

Dark-red heifer, no brands visible, white on belly, l year. _ 

Tf not released, will be sold c4.this Pound at noon ou the 


12th September, 1918. 6 eekeeny 
518--3s. J. MELVAN, Poundkeeper. 


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MARRICKVILLE.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 16th { Red heifer, no brands visible, 9 months. 
day of August, 1918, from Maude-street, by H.C. Nunn; | White heifer, no brands visible, 7 months. 


sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— Red heifer, little white on tail, no brands visible, 8 months. 
Brown or black draught mare, G QD near shoulder, one eye If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
out, shod, star and snip, about 16 hands; £1 1s. 3d. 29th August, 1918. 
476—9s. F. SLENDER, Poundkeeper. 


Also, on the 17th instant, from Marrickville-road, 
by Inspector Brownell :— 


Bay gelding, indistinct faint star, unshod, hind feet white, 
about 16 hands; 18s. 3d. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


PARRAMATTA.—Impounded at Parramatta, on the 18th 
day of August, 1918, from Windsor-road, by C. W. Crane ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 6s. 5d. :— 

Grey horse, like TAG near shoulder, aged, about 15 or 16 























5th September, 1918. ands, 
536—2s, R. SPARKS, Poundkeeper. If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 

MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 16th day of August, | 55315, I. FERRIS, Poundkeeper. 
1918, from paddock, Mascot, by BE. Stiff, Gardener’s-road, tS ee ee AN POE sl 6 Ea 
Mascot ; sum due at date of notice set atter each animal :— RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 16th day of 

Brown gelding, Dm near shoulder, star, clipped, poor con- August, 1918, from Anzac-parade, Moore Park, by D. 
dition, aged, 15 hands; £1 2s. 6d. McCarthy; sum due at date of notice set after each 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the animale 
29th August, 1918. ‘ 
Also, on the'18th instant, from Centennial Park, by Grey gelding, like iT” over €& near shoulder, collar and 
Police, Paddington :— saddle marked, pulled mane and tail, new shoes, aged, 

Brown pony mare, no brands visible, fore feet white, shod, about 15 hands; £1 17s. 

6 years, 13; hands; 163, _ Also, on the 21st instant, from Susan-street, by W. H. 
Also, on the 19th instant, from Camperdown Park, by Woods :— 
David Morris, Ranger, City Town Hall :— Dark-brown or black pony gelding, like ++ (very faint) near 

Roan draught gelding, H VV near shoulder, near fore heel shoulder, saddle marked, white hairs about head, in good 
white, shod, body clipped, aged, 16 hands; 7s. condition, unshod, aged, about 10 hands; £1 19s. 3d. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918. 5th September, 1918, 

505—3s. 8S. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 543—2s, M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 

MURWILLUMBAH. —Impounded at Murwillumbah, on the | ST. PETERS.—Impounded at St. Peters, on the 19th day of 
6th day of August, 1918, from Eungella, by V. Kinealley ; August, 1918, from Cowper-street, St. Peters, by F. Fitz- 
sum due at date of notice, first animal 12s., the others patrick, impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, 
11s. 3d. each :— 15s. 6d.:— 

: : ee A Bay gelding, like 1G (reversed) near shoulder, black points, 

Betndle ener aie Bera : shod, poor condition, aged, 153} hands. 

Also, on same date, from Murwillumbah, by G. Kempnich :— If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Brindle cow, J m rump. ‘| 5th September, 1918. 

Brindle cow, blotched brand, tips of ear cut. 542—1s. G. FARR, Poundkeeper. 

Red and white poddy, unbranded. - oats 

If Jenne Manat) 1 : ; : WEST MAITLAND.—Impounded at West Maitland, on the 
not released, will be sold according to {mpounding Act sth’Gay Of AugadiMigle (trom Bolwarra, by Mc, O’Con: 

487—4s, W. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. nell; sum due at date of notice, 19s.:— | 
the we -—— | Brown gelding, like AH (very faint) near shoulder, hind 

NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Narra eels, on the 8th fetlocks white, shod, star, aged, 15 hands. 
day of August, 1918, from North Yanco Station, by . . 

Samuel McCaughey ; ‘sum due at date of notice, "15s. at le will be wold jatishis Poundist/noon on ihe 
each :— if : 

Red cow, like HUY near rump, No. '7 out ears, 4 years. 477—1s. R. PERRAN, Pedndkeopers 

hit li t it off 

WF eas ixesa0B pear unin Papel meaner, pit a eR | WYALONG.—Impounded at Wyalong, on the 18th day of 


August, 1918, from Broadribb’s property, by Samuel 
Lamont; sum due at date of notice, 14s. 9d.:— 
Yellow cow, no brands visible, 4 years. 


Red and white cow, like iT off rump, slit bottom off ear, 4 If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
ears. | 5th September, 1918. 
Black heifer, little white on face, no brands visible, 9 months. | 535—1s. J. MARCHANT, Acting Poundkeeper. 





Black cow, like HA m off rump, 4 years. 
Black and white cow, like D JB near rump, No. 7 out of 
near ear, 5 years. 





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industrial Dotices. 


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[4183 ‘ Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wiales, 
; Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Edward A. Hay, 
Lyndham-avenue, Rockdale, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Association 
of Employees (Mechanical Branch) of the New South Wales Government Railways and 
of the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association; and Mr. Alfred 
Ernest Heaydon, Superintendent of Staff, Chief Mechanical Mngineer’s Office, Wilson- 
street, Eveleigh, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales when the Court sits for the hearing of the joint application by the 
Association of Employees (Mechanical Branch) of the New South. Wales Government 
Railways and the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association for 
the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Government Railways Group, No. 11 (Coachmakers, 
&e.) Board, is constituted. 
g Bae ei T. ROLIN, Pes 
cA cal ae Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 4 


23 Ava. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104, 4303 





Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, erty 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918, 


IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court, 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Peter ‘Thomson, Store 
man, 41 Great Buckingham-street, Sydney, as the assessor to represent’ the interésts! 
of the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association, and Mr. Orlando: 
William Brain, Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, as the assessor ’to’ 
represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales’ when the 
Court sits for the hearing and determination of the application by the’ Government 
Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association for the variation of the constitution, 
of the Government Tramways Group, No. 2 (Electrical Branch) Board. ; 


[1124] 


¢ 





Hi T. ROLIN, Bly 
(18/362. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[1125] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 
IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. George lifford,. 
Bodkin, 189 Queen Victoria Markets, Sydney, as the assessor to represent the interests 
of the Australian Workers’ Union, and Mr. George Robert Cowdery, Tramway Engineer, 
61 Hunter-street, Sydney, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Railway 
Commissioners for New South Wales when the Court sits for the hearing and determina- 
tion of the application by the Australian Workers’ Union for the consolidation of 
the Award of the Government Tramways Group, No. 1 (Permanent Way, Wages Staff) 
Board published in Government Gazette of 9th March, 1917, as varied by Order of’ the 
Court and “Award of the Board published in Government. Gazettes of 22nd June, 1917, 
and, 21st December, 1917, respectively. 
T™ ROLIN, faa 








(18/250.) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
[1126] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 
‘ Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. George Robert Cowdery, 
Tramway Engineer, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, as the assessor to represent the interests 
of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, and Myr. George Clifford Bodkin, | 
189 Queen Victoria’ Markets, Sydney, as. the assessor to represent the interests of the 
Australian Workers’ Union, when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of the 
application made by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales for the variation 
or amendment of the Award of the Government Tramways Group, No. 1 (Permanent 
Way, Wages Staff) Board published in Government Gazette of 9th March, 1917, ‘as 
varied by Order of the Court and Award of the Board published in Government Gazettes 
of 22nd June; 1917, and 21st December, 1917, respectively. 





T. ROLIN, 
(18/267. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[1134] aay ~~ Gourt of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 


IN PURSUANCEH of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the:Conrt 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Bingham,,of , 
Alma, Mary-street, Granville, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Associa- 
\ tion of Employees (Mechanical Branch) of the New South Wales Government Railways; 
and Mr. Alfred Ernest Heaydon, Superintendent of Staff, Chief Mechanical HWngineer’s 
Office, Wilson-street, Hveleigh, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Railway 
Commissioners for New South Wales when the Court sits for the hearing of the application 
by the Association of Mmployees (Mechanical Branch) of the New South Wales Govern- 
ment Railways for the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and in 
relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways 
Group, No. 2 (Loco. and Stores) Board, is constituted. 





T. ROLIN, 
(18/7300. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
{1185] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 14th August, 1918. 

IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Bingham, of 
Alma, Mary-street, Granville, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Association 
of Employees (Mechanical Branch) of the New South Wales Government Railways and 
of the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association; and Mr. J. 
Warren, Acting Locomotive Works Manager, Eveleigh, as the assessor to represent the 
interests of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales when the Court sits for 
the hearing of the joint application by the Association of Hmployees (Mechanical Branch) 
of the New South Wales Government Railways and the Government Tramways Electrical 
Branch Workers’ Association for the determination of certain industrial matters arising 
in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government 
Railways Group, No. 10 (Jronworkers’ Assistants) Board is constituted. 


T. ROLIN, 
(18/318.) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
Fe ee ee ne rr a a ere ae a et tec ed ley creenelatnceentesteasenefl 
[1243] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 
IN PURSUANCHE of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. George Crossman, Newing- 
ton-road, Marrickville, as the assessor to represent the interests of George Skelton and 
others; and Mr. Alfred Ernest Heaydon, Superintendent of Staff, Chief Mechanical 
Wugineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Eveleigh, as ‘the assessor to represent the interests of 
the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing 
and determination of the application by George Skelton and others for the variation, of. 
the Award published in the Government Gazette of 19th April, 1918, of the Government 
Railways Group, No. 4 (Engine-drivers) Board. 

Te OLN; 

(18/272.) - Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


' No, 104, 23 Anevsr, 1918, —8. ~ 


UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS | RARY 





4304: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 104. [23 Ava; 1918," 


[1137] Industrial Registrar’s Office, |e 
Sydney, 23rd August, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court rescinding the Award published in Government 
Gazette of 9th February, 1917, of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 20 (Broken 
Hill Proprietary Engine-drivers) Board (constitution published at page 4798 of No. 146 
of Government Gazette, dated 18th August, 1916—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. x, page 
1057)—as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 16th March, 
1917, Sth June, 1917, 12th October, 1917, and 26th October, 1917, respectively, is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. 
'F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,783. ) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 857 of 1918. 


Tn the matter of the Award published in Government Gazette No. 18 of 9th February, 1917, 
of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 20 (Broken Hill Proprietary Hngine- 
drivers) Board, as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes 
No. 40 of 16th March, 1917, No. 84 of 8th June, 1917, No. 180 of 12th October, 1917, 
and No. 190 of 26th October, 1917, respectively ; in the matter of an application by the 
Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Limited, for the cancellation of the said Award; 
and in the matter of section 28 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Tuesday, the 13th day of August, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court on the 12th day of August instant, and gain this 
day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING the Notice of Motion filed herein by the 
Broken Hill Proprietary Company, Limited, and the affidavit of Henry Alfred Mitchell, 
sworn the 31st July last, and filed, in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. H. A. 
Mitchell on behalf of the applicant herein, Mr. M. Henwood on behalf of the Federated 
Engine-drivers and Firemen’s Association of Australasia (Coast District), Industrial 
Union of Employees, and Mr. F. Wiggin on behalf of the Iron and Steel Industry Employees’ 
Protective Association, Industrial Union of Employees, the respondents herein: IT IS 
ORDERED that the Award published in Government Gazette No. 18 of 9th February, 1917, 
of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 20 (Broken Hill Proprietary HEngine- 
drivers) Board, as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes 
No. 40 of 16th March, 1917, No. 84 of Sth June, 1917, No. 180 of 12th October, 1917. and 
No. 190 of 26th October, 1917, be and the same is hereby rescinded: AND IT IS 
FURTHER DETERMINED that this Order shall take effect from the date hereof. 


T, ROLIN, ® 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[1186] ; Industrial Registrar's Office, ¥ 
Sydney, 23rd ‘August, 1918. | 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award published in Government 
Gazette of 23rd June, 1916, of the Furniture Trades Group, No. 3 (Broom-makers, State); 
Board. (constitution published at page 7595 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 
21st December, 1915—Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 190), as varied by an Award of the 
said Board published in the Government Gazette of 25th August, 1916, is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regula- 
tions thereunder. 
EF. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 1,784.) Industrial Registrar. . 





2 IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. ‘*a5 
Nos oer sOr 101s. ieee sb 


In the matter of the Award published in Government Gazette No. 111 of 23rd June, 1916. 
of the Furniture Trades Group, No. 3 (Broom-makers, State) Board, as varied by 
Award of the said Board published in Government Gazette No. 149 of 25th August, 
1916; in the matter of an application by the New South Wales United Society of 
Brush-makers, Industrial Union of mployees, for the determination of certain indus- 
trial matters; and in the matter of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.” 


Monday, the 29th day of July, 1918. 


THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day, WHEREUPON AND UPON READING 
the Notice of Motion filed herein by the New South Wales United Society of Brush-makers, 
Industrial Union of Hmployees, and the affidavit of William Tooke, sworn the 15th July 
last, and filed in support thereof, AND UPON HEARING Mr. Tooke, on behalf of the 
New South Wales United Society of Brush-makers, the applicant herein, and Mr. Abrams, 
on behalf of Abrams’ Brooms and Brushes, Limited: IT IS ORDERED that the Award 
published in Government Gazette No. 111 of 28rd June, 1916, of the Furniture Trades 
xroup, No. 38 (Broom-makers, State) Board, as varied by Award of the said Board pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 149 of 25th August, 1916, be and the same is hereby 
further varied as follows :— 
1. By inserting in the log to the said Award under their respective headings therein 

the following items :— 
hg Bass Pan.—Australian bass and mixtures of same, 7 knots per 1d., plus 10 

xfer? per cent. 

Street Rollers.—Refilling with ‘Australian bass or mixtures, S knots per 14., 
plus 10 per cent. 


AND IT IS FURTHER DETERMINED that this Order shall take effect from the date 
of its publication in the Government Gazette. 
a ; TT. ROLIN, ae 


L AT 2 a 
ee cai: ees Additional Judge of the Court of Industiiiil Arbitration. | 














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FRIDAY, 23 AUGUST. 


(1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902,”’ approved of the appointment of 


Mr. Frederick Charles Edward Irwin, Chief Engineer- 
Master, Dredge ‘‘Tethys,’’ as Chief HEngineer- 
Master, Dredge Service, Department of Public 
Works,—such appointment to take effect from 9th 
August, 1918, 





HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Percy Alian, Esquire, M. Inst. C.E., M. Am. Soc. 
C.E., Acting Chief Engineer, as Chief Engineer, 
National and Local Government Works, Depart- 
ment of Public Works,—such appointment to take 


effect from 14th July, 1918. 
R, T, BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Ernest James Stephenson as Warden’s 
Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised tu 
issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Sofala, and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at 
that place, vice O'Farrell, transferred,—such ap- 
pointment to take effect from the 2lst June, 
1918 (Ms. 1918-5,043-153). 


Mr. Walter Erie Maynard, Small Debts Court Bailiff, 
as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Gundagai, 
vice Lyon, transferred,—such appointment. to 
take effect from the 5th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918- 


5,042-153), 
J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, 








DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of’ 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

that 

Frederick William Kitching, Esquire, Chief Clerk, 
Industrial Registrar’s Office, be appointed as In- 
dustrial Registrar, Department of Labour and 
Industry, vice Ernest Johns Payne, Esquire,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 12th 


July, 1918. 
Wie G. S. BEEBY. 


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DEPARTHENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS iixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Txecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased te.appoint 


Mr. William Stanger Kelk, Crown Land Agent, 
Rylstone, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions also at 
that place, vice Mr. A. C. McDonald,—from the 
2nd July, 1918; also to be District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Rylstone (to act only at such times 
as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty) and Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 
riages for the District of Rylstone at Rylstone,— 
from the same date. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Robert Hughes, Relieving Clerk of Petiy Ses- 
sions and Chamber Magistrate to act as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions and. Chamber Magistrate at Lis- 
more, during, the absence of Mr. J .B. Gibson, 
on leave,—from ‘the 19th August, 1918; also to 
act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Lis- 
more (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), Regis- 
trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the 
District of Lismore at Lismore, and Registrar of 
the Court of Review at that place under the 
“Tiand and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,”’ 
and Regulations thereunder,—from the same 
date. 


Mrs. Bethia Kilgour to be Acting Registrar of Births, 






Deathg. arid Marriages for the’ Districts of New- 

st lew Hast) oh Newcastle West, iat Neweastle, 
fa ing the absence of Mr. sR. G) Kilgour, on 
telve, 1918. Ue i 


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; , ., JOHN GARLAND. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. «5 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Sefvide’ B6ard, Thas/apbtoved’ of the apt 


pointments of (thes tidermentioned Teachers to the § 


schools and positions $pécified if Connection with their 
respective names :— 

Teacher on Probation —Mr. G..V,. Dayis, to .Clerk- 
ness and Newholme Half-time. 


Assistants on Probation.—Miss Octavia K. Liver- 
more, to Campsie Infants’; Miss Una B. Kingsford, 
to Canterbury Boys’. 

, Ex-Students.—Miss Li. Campbell, to Fort-street 
Boys’; Miss Joan Bullen, to Tamworth Secondary; 
(appointient’ Albury “cancelled); Miss’ Elizabeth “A: 
Hirst, to Tamworth Secondary (appointment Forbes 
cancelléd). 

Teacher of Needlework on Probation.—Mrs. Bertha 
Steele; to Marrickville West. , 

Assistant Cookery Teachers on Probation.—Miss 
Rose Bell, to Bondi; Miss Ethel M. Beavis, to North 
Sydney. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the bene Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment 0 


Mr. William Cunningham Ewing as Inspector of 
Schools under this Department. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARYMEDT OF THE ATTORWRY-GRHERAL AND OF JWSTIOR. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive; Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Kevin Gormly as a Junior Clerk in the Public 
Trust Office. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


; COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
Hfs fuxeellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
nbeeduriye Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the. Pub ic Service Board, has approved of the confir- 
mation of the appointment of 
Mr. Harold Vincent George Franks as Clerk, Depart- 
‘pment of Taxation, The Treasury. 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 105. 





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[23 Ava, 1918, 





FORESTRY COMMISSION. 


HIS Mxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Iixectitive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the confir- 
mation of the appointment of 

Mr: John Charles Hull, Junior Clerk. 
[18-3,990-2] W. G. ASHFORD 








‘APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Michael Leopold Scollen to be Junior Clerk, on 
probation for twelve months, in the Prisons De- 
partment,—from the Ist January, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMEHT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
ixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


' Mis& Mara Levinge, on probation for six months, as 


Second Dental Assistant, Medical Branch of this 
rma ee take effect as from Ist July, 
Miss Catherine Mary Boland, on probation for twelve 
months, as Assistant Instructor, Training Home, 
Industrial School for Girls, Parramattag#+to take 
».cleet.as from the date of her, entry. on dubys, 


i months, as Fifth Instructor, Industrial School’ for 
Girls, Parramatta,—to take’ effect as ¥rom the 
date of her entry on duty, namely, 1st December, 


1917. 
; AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


PERIOD OF PROBATION EXTENDED. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND oF JUSTICE, 


His’ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
iixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the period 
of probation in connection with the appointment of 


Mr. George Thomas Slawson as Clerk in the Office 
of the Clerk of the Peace being extended until the 


sist December, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfer, in purstance of the provisions of 
section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 

Mr. Roland Edward Longworth, Clerk, Hawkesbury 
Agricultural College, Department of Agriculture, 
to the poistion of Clerk, Account Branch, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture,—as from 17th July, 1918. 
Harold John Ambrose Davis, Clerk, on probation, 
Account Branch; Department of Agriculture, to 
the position of Registrar, on probation, Grafton 
pxperiment Farm, Department of Agriculture,— 
as from 19th July, 1918 (M. 1918-6,557). 


W. G. ASHFORD. 








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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 


THE Public Service Board have’ approved of the 
appointments of the undermentioned teachers to the 
schools and positions specified in connection with their 
respective names :— 


Hie Scuoon APPOINTMENTS. 


Assistant Masters—Mr. J. J. Hudson, from Sydney 
Boys’ High to Dubbo High; Mr. H. W. Moffitt, from 
Waverley to Sydney Boys’ High. 

Junior Staff —Mr. F. KE, Widmer, from Camper- 
down to Fort-street High. 


Primary ScHoot AproiInTMENTS. 


Teachers.—Mr, F. A. Stevenson, from.Dubbo to 
Darralume Provisional; Mr. Tasman Arrow, from 
Darralume Provisional to Top Woodlands; Mr. EB. W. 


Williams, from Top Woodlands to Eschol; Mr. K. H. 


Fowler, from Wagga South to Duramana and Win- 
burndale Half-time; Miss Muriel Cawood, from Plah- 
goman to Collengullie South; Mr. A. J. Ward, from 
Bullenbong-road to Plahgoman ; Miss Ellen McNamara, 


28 Ave., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 105. 


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from Collengullie South to Bullenbong-road; Mr. 
A. C. Southwell, from Anarel and Red Ant Hill Half- 
time to HKurongilly Provisional; Miss Beryl Hickey, 
from Quorrobolong to Upper Myall Provisional. 


Assistants (First).—Mr. George Anstey, from Cam- 
denville to Waverley; Mr. Alfred Cole, from Alexan- 
dria to Redfern; Mr. Augustus Fletcher, from 
Woonona to West Wallsend; Mr. Thomas McCurley, 
from Kegworth to Camdenville; Mr. Alfred White, 
from Sandringham to Kegworth; Mr. Ernest Smith, 
from Tempe to Sandringham; Mr. Robert E. Cox, 
from Waterloo to Alexandria; Mr. James Nesetie, 
from Singleton to Woonona; Mr. Jason Parsons, from 
Quirindi to Singleton; Mr. H. G. Setchell, from West 
Maitland to Abermain; Mr. W. T. Ryan, from Tam- 
worth to Muswellbrook; Mr. W. J. Drew, from Aber- 
main to Waterioo: Mr. F. A. C. Roberts, from Bur- 
wood to Quirindi; Mr. Frederick O’Neill, from Bel- 
more to Mudgee; Mr. H. F. Parsons, from Campsie 
to Belmore; Mr. Peter Mackellar, from Bourke-street 
to Meadow Bank; Mr. A. A. Carter, from Braidwood 
to Port Kembla; Mr. H.,A. B. McKenzie, from 
Waratah to South Belmore. 

Assistants.—Miss Louisa Bass, from Cleveland- 
street Infants’ to Chatswood Infants’: Miss Beatrice 
Stanbury, from Erskineville to Hurstville Boys’ ; Miss 
Ellen Logan, from Croydon Park Girls’ to Campsie 
Girls’; Mrs. Ida Wheatley, from Forbes Boys’ to 
Forbes Giris’; Miss Marjorie Moore, from Singleton 
Girls’ to Rourke-street Boys’; Mr. A. E. French, from 
Meadow Bank to Ryde; Miss Elizabeth Darke, from 
Manly Infants’ to Brookvale Infants’; Miss Louise 
Buckridge, from Lower Palmer’s Island Provisional 
to Palmer’s Island; Miss Ida L. Chalker, from King’s 
Vale Provisional to Murrumburrah (relieving); Mr. 
A. P. Rowe, from Millwood to Marrickville; Miss 
Elizabeth Johnson, from Woonona Infants’ to Woonona 
Primary; Miss Elsie McDonald, from Paddington 
Girls’ to Bondi; Mr. D. P. Turner, from Waterloo to 
Petersham: Miss Ida Jones, from Berrima to Moss 
Vale: Miss Ff. I. Sinclair. from Cronulla to Berrima; 
Mr. Henry Lowe, from Merewether to Darlinghurst ; 
Miss Irene Clifford, from Wee Waa to Merewether ; 
Mr Harold Fetherston, from Petersham to Camper- 
down; Miss Grace Telford, from Banks Meadow to 
Manly Infants’; Miss Agnele Yansen, from Bathurst 
Infants’ to Hornsby Infants’; Mr. Septimus Alldis, 
from Darlinghurst to Petersham; Mr. Dursley Wood- 
ward, from Wentworthville to Parramatta; Mr. James 
Jervis. from Plattsburg to Parramatta; Miss Bertha 
Wnglish, from Muswellbrook to Plattsburg ; Mr. Walter 
McGown, from Carrington to Hamilton; Mrs. Mary 
Henderson, from Islington to Carrington; Mr. W. F. 
Kenny, from Weston to West Maitland; Miss Lyla 
Kealy, from Kootingal to Lambton; Mr. James F. 
Carleton, from Earlwood (relieving) to William-street ; 
Mr. O. GC. G. Earl, from Crow’s Nest to Bondi; Mr. 
P. ©. Goulding, from Warrel Provisional to Bourke- 
street (relieving); Miss Mary G. Shea, from Bombala 
to Leichhardt; Miss Phyllis Burrell, from North 
Broken Hill Girls’ to Morgan-street; Miss Gladys 
Collins, from Bogan Gate to Condobolin; Miss Hya- 
cinth Keogh, from Raymond Terrace to Lochinvar ; 
Miss Edith Lewis, from West Maitland Infants’ to 
Raymond Terrace; Miss K. A Mahoney, from New 
Mexico to West Maitland Infants’: Miss Agnes Grant, 
- from Rockdale to Campsie Girls’; Mr. Vigar Heydon, 
from Oroydon to Auburn (relieving); Miss Doris 
Williams, from Petersham to Teacher’s College; Mr. 
A, J. Kagiund, from Fort-street to Petersham; Miss 
Neliie Moore, from Cessnock Girls’ to Bondi Girls’ ; 
Miss E. M. McMurray, from Mount Keira to Cessnock 
Girls’; Miss Christine Hunter, from Smithtown to 
Kungai; Mr. Oliver A. Taylor, from Bondi to Rand- 
wick; Mr. Dursley Woodward, from Parramatta to 
Wentworthville: Miss Phyllis lL. Tebbutt, from Croy- 
don Park Infants’ to Deniliquin; Mr. Alfred Boorman, 
from Balldaleto Redfern. 

Assistants on Probation.—Miss Lilian Hoddinott, 
from Parramatta Infants’ to Peak Hill; Miss Annie 
Egan, from Eungai to Smithtown. 


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Junior Assistant.—Miss Nellie Yates, from Wil- 
loughby Boys’ to Dulwich Hill Boys’. 


Ex-Students.—Miss A. KE. Fryer, from Waverley 
Girls’ to Kurri Kurri; Mr. W. E. Foley, from Gar- 
dener’s-road to Tempe; Miss Annie Marshall, from 
Manly Infants’ to Tempe Infants’; Miss Lorna 
Maloney, from Tempe Infants’ to Bathurst Infants’: 
Miss Grace Patterson, from Inverell to Armidale; Miss 
Minnifred Metcalfe, from Darlinghurst Girls’ +o In- 
verell; Miss Gertrude Ballard, from North Annandale 
Boys’ to Summer Hiil Boys’. 


Mistress.—Miss Kate Anderson, from Mudgee Girls’ 
to Smith-street Girls’ (temporarily). 


Teacher of Needlework.—Mrs. Annie B. Hawcroft, 
from Petersham to Goulburn Primary and High. 


Assistant Teacher of Manual Training.—Mr. A. A, 
Fraser, from East and West Maitland to Fort-street 


(temporarily). 
A G. F. JAMES. 


RESIGNATION, 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has accepted the resignation from 
the Public Service of 


Mrs. Letitia Harden, Matron, Newington State Hos- 
pital and Asylum, Office of the Director-General 
of Public Health. Last day of service to be 26th 


April, 1919. 
R. T. BALL. 





RETIREMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms of 
section 66 of the Public Service Act, 1902, of 
Miss Mary Halloran, Caretaker and Cleaner, Abori- 


gines Protection Board, is hereby notified. Last 
day of service, 6th May, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 
(In lieu of notice published in Gazette No. 102 of 16th August, 1918.) 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the re- 
tirement of 


John Lethbridge King, Esquire, Stipendiary Magis- 
trate, Sydney, from the Public Service, in terms 
of section 67 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
his last day of service to be the 23rd August, 1918. 


James William Gosbell, Clerk, Bankruptcy Court, 
from the Public Service, in accordance with the 
provisions of section 63 of the ‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,”"—his last day of service to be the 3rd 


July, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


Mr. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Exceliency the Governor and the Executive 
Council, upon the recommendation of the Public Ser- 
vice Board, have approved of 


Mrs. Alice Maud de Lambert, Mistress, Girls’ Depart- 
ment, Superior Public School, Glebe, being retired 
from the Public Service in terms of section 67 of 
the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 1902.’? Last day of ser- 
vice, 30th September, 1918. 


The retirement from the Public Service of Mrs. Jane 
Gardiner, Teacher,’ Public School, Buchanan, in 
terms of section 66 of the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 
1902.”’ is hereby notified. Last day of service, 


3lst March, 1919. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL Post OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY Post AS A NEWSPAPER. ) 





No. 106. | THURSDAY, 29 AUGUST. 11918. 





‘BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 


(2.8.) PROCLAMATION, 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


i pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir WattrR Epwarp Davipson, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 
Date. Locality, 
Friday, 6th September, 1918 a3 Ae .s. Urana District. | 
Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ae ... Corowa Muticipality, Yoting Police District (with the exception 
of Walleridbeen Municipality), 


Friday, 20th September, 1918 __... a ... Burrowa Municipality and Murrungal Shire. 

Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 wi ... Wyalong Police District, Molong and Wellington Municipalities, 
Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... ee ... Deniliquin and Narromine Municipalities. 

Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 ... G: ... Junee Municipality. 


Monday, 11th November, 1918 ... aes ... Stockton Parish, Kaymond Terrace Municipality, Bolwarra Shire, 
and Northumberland County (with the exception of Singleton 
Municipality, Colo Plains, Erina, and Patrick Plains Shires). 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-eighth day of August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SYDNEY: 
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New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 29th August, 1918, 
















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PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


(u.s.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Waurer Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and iis Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls Act, 
1908,”’? do, by this my Proclamation, declare that the 
provisions of Part II of the aforesaid Act shall be 
applied to the Farmers and Settlers’ Hall, Gollan, via 
Wellington. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of August, 1918. 
By His Excellenecy’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
[939] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND FOR 


RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE “PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1912.”’ 








PROCLAMATION 
New SoutH Patra His Excellency Sir Water 


to wit. Hpwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Governor of the State of 

(u.8.) New South Wales and its Depen- 

W.E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor, Australia. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 

South Wales are desirous of acquiring tho land 

referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of railway ' 


CHNERAI POST OFFIOM, SYDNEY, FO 





FRIDAY, 30 AUGUST. 





OUTH WALES. 


ATR RORITY. 


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[1918. 











between Narrabri and Morée. by rearrangement. of 
Station Yard at, Moree, which work appears to 
the Commissioners necessary, and is such work as 
the Commissioners are authorised to carry out pur- 
suant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 1912,’’ as 
amended by the ‘‘Government Railways (Amendment) 
Act, 1916,”’ and it is estimated that the cost of com- 
picting such work will not exceed the sum of £20,000: 
And whereas the said land is, in my opinion, required 
for carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, [, 
the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, in pursuance of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912,’’ do hereby direct. that the said work shall be 
carried out under the ‘Public Works Act, 1912,” by 
tho said Commissioners, who, in respect of the said 
work, I hereby declare shall be deemed to be the 
Constructing Authority: And in further pursuance 
of the provisions of the said Act, I do hereby direct 
that the said land may be acquired. and taken for 
the purposes aforesaid under the provisions contained 
in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, and I do 
declare by this notification to be published in the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein 
the. said land is situated, that the Private Lands 
comprised within the descriptions set forth in the 
Schedule hereto have been resumed for the public pur- 
pose hereinbefore expressed, that is to say,—for main- 
taining the traffic on the existing line of railway be- 
tween. Narrabri and. Moree by rearrangement of 
Station Yard at Moree, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Gazette the 
said land described in the Schedule hereto shall forth- 
with be vested in the said Constructing Authority on 
behalf of His Majesty for the purposes of the said 
“Public Works Act, 1912,” for an estate in fee simple 
in possession freed and discharged from all trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, 
rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever, 
and to the intent that the legal estate therein, to- 
gether with all powers incident thereto, or conferred 


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by that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee; and I declare that the -fol- 
lowing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred 
to:— 





ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the tewn of Moree 
parish of Moree county of Courallie and State of New 
South Wales being the whole of allotments 1 and 2 
section 27 town of Moree containing about 1 acre 0 
roods 0 perches and said to be the property of Colin 
and John McDonald 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
the whole of allotment 3 section 27 town of Moree 
containing about 2 roods and said to be the property 
of Herbert J. Webb ay 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to 


be hereto affixed at Sydney, this third dav’ 


of April, in the year of our Lord 1918, and 
in the eighth year of His Majesty’s Reign, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


[1501] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION OF LAND 
FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE 
“PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION. 


New Sovutn WALES, \ By His Excellency Sir Water 

to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the most Distinguished 
Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of railway 
between Forbes and Steckinbingal, near Quandialla, 
which work appears to the Commissioners necessary, 
and is such work as the Commissioners are authorised to 
carry out pursuant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 
1912.” as amended by the ‘‘Government Railways 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’ and it is estimated that the 
cost of compieting such -work will not exceed the sum. 
of £20,000; and whereas the said land is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now. theretore. I, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
“Public Works Act, 1912,’? do hereby direct that the 
said work shali be carried out under the ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912,’ by the said Commissioners, who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shall be 
deemed to be the Constructing Authority: And in 
further pursuance of the provisions of the said Act. 
T do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 
and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the pro- 
Visions contained in Division I of Part V of the said 
Act. and I do declare by this notification to be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, and in one or more 
newspapers published or circulated in the Police Dis- 
trict wherein the said land is situated, that the Crown 
Vands comprised within the description set forth in the 
Schedule hereto have been appropriated for the public 
purpose hereinbefore expressed, that is to say,—for the 
Durpose of maintaining traffic on existing line of railway 
between Forbes and Stockinbingal. near Onandialla, 
to the intent that upon the publication of this notifica- 
tion in the Gazette the said land described in the Scho 
dule hereto shall forthwith he vested in the said Con- 
structing Authority on behalf of His Majesty. for the 
purposes of tho said ‘Public Works Act, 1912.” for an 
astate in fee simple in possession freed and discharged 
from all trusts; obligations, estates, interests, con- 
troets, charges. rates, rights-of-way, or other easements 
whatsoever, and to the intent that the legal estate 
therein, torether with all powers incident thereto, 
er conferred by that Act, shall be vested in such 
Constriyctine Anthority as. a. Trustee: And T declare 
thet the following is the Schedule of land herein- 
before referred to :— 


(L.S.) 


W. E. Davinson, 
Governor. 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate inv the parish 
ef Huroka county of Bland. and State of New South 
Wales being part of a road’1 chain 50 links wide Com- 
mancine at a noint on the western, side of the road 
aforesaid bearing 188 degrees 59 minutes and distant 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918, 





‘9 chains 26 links from the north-eastern corner of 
portion 60 parish of Berendebba and bounded thence 
by a line bearing 98 degrees 59 minutes 1 chain 50 


- links to the eastern side of the road aforesaid thence 


by part of that side forming also part of the western 
boundary of portion 1 bearing 188 degrees 59 minutes 
18 chains 14:2 links to the north-eastern boundary of 
the Forbes tio Stockinbingal Railway thence by part 
of that boundary by 2 chains 28°7 links of the arc of a 
circle of 119 chains 25 links radius the centre of which 
lies north-east of a chord bearing 328 degrees 26 seconds 
2 chains 28°7 links to the western side of the road 


aforesaid thence by part of that side forming also 


part of the eastern boundary of portion 60 aforesaid 
bearing 8 degrees 59 minutes 16 chains 41°5 links to 
the pomt of commencement be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less containing an area of 
2 acres 2 roods 14°5 perches or thereabouts and num- 


-bered 1444 on the plan of the Forbes to Stockinbingal 


Railway the property of the Crown 
Nots.-—The bearings of the above description are 
derived from the true meridian. 
[C.B, 74-61] = 
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to 
be hereto affixed, at Sydney, this seventh day 
of August, in the year of our Lord 1918, and 
in the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


[13808] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“IRRIGATION ACT, 1912,” AND AMENDING 
ACTS. 


‘PROCLAMATION VESTING CERTAIN LANDS IN 
THE WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGA- 
TION COMMISSION. 





New SovutH Migs, By His Excellency Sir Wantrer 
to wit. Epwarp Davinson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distin- 

guished Order of Saint Michael 


(u.8.) and Saint George, Governor of 

the State of New South Wales 

W. I. Davipson, and its Dependencies, in the 
Governor. Commonwealth of Australia. 


\ HEREAS section 11 of the “Irrigation (Amend- 

ment) Act, 1916,’’ provides that the Governor 
may, by Proclamation published in the Gazette, vest 
in the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
free from any trusts or dedications affecting the same, 
any land of the Crown, or any land vested in the 
Minister for Public Works, and any work deemed to 
be necessary for the purposes of the “Irrigation Act, 
1912,” or of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912: Now, Ij Sir 
Water Kpwarp Davipson, the Governor. aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this 
my Proclamation, vest in the said Commission the 
several pieces or parcels of land of the Crown,> or 
vested in the Minister for Public Works, as the case 
may be, and described in the Schedule hereto, freed, 
and discharged from any trusts or dedications affect- 
ing the same: And I do hereby vest in the said Com- 
mission all works constructed and situate on the said 
lands. 





SOHEDULE. 
ArRtrEsIA Bore SITE: 


Reserve Nos. 35,293 from sale and 35,294 from license 
and lease for artesian well, notified by Gazette 
of 22nd November, 1912. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Mooramia. county of Gunderbooka, and Stato of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 3: °Com- 
mencing at a point bearing 255 degrees 524 minutes 
1,3901 links from a post marked 1 on the south- 

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western, side of a road 3 chains wide hearing 150 
degrces i minute and running through portion 
H.L. 94-15, parish of Mooramia; and bounded thence 
on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 20 
chains; on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 20 
chains; on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees.20 
chains: and on the east by a line bearing 180 degrees 
20 chains, to the point of commencement ;—be_ the 
said several dimensions all a little more or less, an 

having an area of 40 acres or thereahouts, as shown 
on plan catalogued G. 233-1,944 in the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. . 


30 Ava, 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


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Baroma No. 1 Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 8th January, 
1908, No, 2, folio 37. 

All that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish 
of Gil Gil, county uf Stapylton, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion a.w.: Commencing on the 
southern boundary of a road 5 chains wide at a point bearing 
89 degrees 21 minutes and distant 28 chains 914 links from 
the north-western corner of portion 1, parish of Gil Gil; and 
bounded thence on the north by part of the southern boun- 
dary of the said road bearing 89 degrees 21 minutes 7 chains 
7¥o links ; on the east by a line bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 
113; links ; on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 
7y'vo links; and on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 
chains 375 links, to the point of commencement ;—be the 
said several dimensions all a little more or less, having an area 
of 5 acres or thereabouts, 


Baroma No. 2 Bore Sirn. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 12th May, 
1915, No. 85, folios 2673-4. 


- All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Lay Green, county of Stapylton, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 11; Com- 
mencinig at a point bearing 316 degrees 24 minutes 
and distant 5,402 links from the south-western corner 
of portion 24, parish of Lay Green: and bounded 
thence on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 715 
links ; thence on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 
700 links; thence on the north by a line bearing 90 
degrees 715 links; and thence on the east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 700 links, to the point of com- 
mencement,—having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 
as shown on plan eatalogued S. 1,533-1,857, in the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Brannan Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 19th 
February, 1918, No, 24, folio 1064. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Conimbia, county of Leichhardt, and State 
of New South Wales: Commencing on the south-east- 
ern boundary of portion 3, parish of Conimbia, at a 
point bearing 250 degrees and distant 13 chains 83 
links from the easternmost corner of that portion; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by the north-western 
side of a road 2 chains wide bearing 250 degrees 6 
chains; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 
340 degrees 8 chains 34 links; thence on the north-west 
by a line bearing 70 degrees 6 chains; and thence on 
the north-east by a line bearing 160 degrees 8 chains 
84 links, to the point of commencement :—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, having an 
area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Bogrewona Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 16th 
September, 1904, No. 514, folio 7053. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Bogewang, county of Leichhardt, and State 
of New Sonth Wales, being measured portion num- 
bered A. W. 2 of 34 acres, exclusive of reserved road 
8 chains wide running along the eastern boundary of 
the portion,—as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 677 
Moree, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


BomucKLEDI Bore Site. 


Land aeguired by Gazette notification of 12th June, 
1907, No. 70, folio 3194. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in_ the 
parish of Peacumboul, county of Courallie, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion A. W.: 
Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 9, 
parish of Peacumboul; and bounded thence on the 
south by part of the northern boundary of a road 3 
chains wide bearing west 10 chains: on the west by a 
line bearing north 5 chains; on the north by a line 
bearing east 10 chains to the eastern boundary of 
the said portion 9; and on the east by part of the 
western boundary of a road 3 chains wide bearing 
south 5 chains, to the point of commencement ;—be 
the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 5 acres cr thereabouts. 

Boosora Bore Site. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification ef 18th 
December, 1907, No. 156, folio 6770. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Boobora, county of Stapylton, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at a point bearing 
296 degrees 41 minutes and distant 41 chains 42 44% 
links from the south-eastern corner of portion 13, parish 
of Boobora; and bounded thence on the south by a 








line bearing 270 degrees 23 minutes 7 chains 81 links ; 
on the west by a line bearing 0 degrees 23 minutes 
7 chains 8} links; on the north by a line bearing 90 
degrees 23 minutes 7 chains 83 links; and on the east 
by a line bearing 180 degrees 23 minutes 7 chains 81 
links, to the point of commencement;—be the said 


|} several dimensions all a little more or less, haying an 
| area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


BooLoorco Bore Site, AnD ROAD or ACCEss. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 28th July, 
1909, No. 102, folio 4203. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Boolooroo, county of Courallie, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion A.W. : Commencing on the 
south-eastern boundary of portion 126, parish of Boolooroo, 
at a point bearing 32 degrees 38 minutes and distant 12 
chains 99,5, links from its south-eastern corner; and 
bounded thence on the north-west by part of the south- 
eastern boundary of portion 126 bearing 32 degrees 38 minutes 
1 chain 18,3, links; thence on the north by a line bearing 90 
degrees 30 chains 95,%, links; thence on the east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 7,7; links; thence on part of 
the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 72; links ; 
thence on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 6 chains 
7 links ; and thence on the remainder of the south by a line 
bearing 270 degrees 24 chains 52 links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less, having an area of 7 acres 1 rood 27 perches or there- 
abouts. 

Boomi Borg €27e. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 29th 
November, 1904, No. 650, folios 8775-6. 


All that piece or parcel. of land situate im’ the 
parish of Kunopia, county of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales,—being measured portion A. W. 
within the suburban boundaries of the village of 
Boomi: Commencing on the southern side of Whalan- 
street, in the village of Boomi, parish of Kunopia, at 
its intersection wth the southerly prolongaton of the 
western side of Benson-street; and bounded thence on 
the east by a line south 33 chains; on the south by a 
line west 12 chains 12 links; on the west by a line 
north 83 chains to the southern side of Whalan-street 
aforesaid; and on the north by part of the southern 
side of Whalan-street east 12 chains 12 links, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, and having an area of 
4} acres or thereabouts. 


Boronca Born Site, and Roap oF ACCESS. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 16th 
October, 1907, No. 134, folies 5691-2. 
Bore Site. 

1. Aii that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
parish of Canary, county of Stapylton, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at a point within 
portion 13, parish of Canary, bearing 291 degrees 9 
minutes and distant 67 chains 42 links from its soutli- 
eastern corner; and bounded thence on the south by a 
line bearing 270 degrees 17 minutes 7 chains 10 links; 
on the west by a line bearing 17 minutes 7 chains 10 
links; on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 17 
minutes 7 chains 10 links: and on the east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 17 minutes 7 chains 10 links, to 
the point of commencement, having an area of 5 acres 
and 6 perches or thereabouts. 


Road of Access, 
2. All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 


parish of Canary, county of Stapylton, and State 
of New South Wales: Commencing on the southern 
boundary of portion 13, parish of Canary, at a point 
bearing 270 degrees and distant 69 chains 60 links 
from its south-eastern corner; and bounded thence 
on tho south by part of that southern boundary of 
portion 13 bearing 270 degrees 50 links; on the west 
by a line bearing 17 minutes 24 chains 36 links to the 
south-western corner of the bore site of 5 acres 6 
perches before described; on the north by part of the 
southern boundary of that bore site bearing 90 degrees 
17 minutes 50 links: and on the east by a line bearing 
180 degrees 17 minutes 24 chains 353 links, to the 
point of commencement, having an area of 1 acre 
and 84 perches or thereabouts. 


BovurBan Borwp SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 5th August, 
1904, No. 431, folio 6031. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 

parish ‘of Galargambone, county. of Hwenmar, and 

State of New South Wales; Commencing on tho west- 


ern side of a road 2 chains wide at the most easterh 


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south-eastern corner cf portion 20, parish of Galar- 
gambone,; and bounded thence by part of the western 
side of said road, bearing south 20 chains; thence by 
a northern boundary of portion 22 bearing west 18 
chains; thence by an eastern boundary of portion 22 
and an eastern boundary of portion 20 bearing north 
in all 20 chains; and thence by a southern boundary 
of portion 20 bearing east 18 chains, to the point of 
commencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a 
little more or less, and having an area of 36 acres or 
thereabouts. 
Brewon Bork Site. 


Reserve Nos. 43,894 from sale, 43,895 from license 
and lease generally for artesian bore, notified by 
Gazette of 2nd June, 1909. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in_the 
parish of Yanda, county of Clyde, and State of New 
South Wales: Commencing at a point on the north- 
western side of a road of variable width bearing 322 
degrees 534 minutes 100 chains 96,5, links from the 
south-eastern corner of portion 10, parish of Yanda; 
and bounded thence on the east by a line bearing 180 
degrees 5 chains 62 links; on the south by a line bear- 
ing 270 degrees 9 chains; on the west by a line bearing 
360 degrees 5 chains 62 links; and on the north by a 
line bearing 90 degrees 9 chains, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less, having an area of 5 acres or. thereabouts. 


BuGILBONE BoRE SrvTe. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 28th August, 
1907, No. 106, folio 4828. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Katambone, county of Denham, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion a.w. : Commencing on the 
south-western boundary of railway land, Narrabri to Walgeit 
Line, at a point bearing 195 degrees 544 minutes, and distant 
47 chains 4,', links from a northern corner of portion 8, 
parish of Katambone, being the southern extremity of 
a western boundary of that portion, 2934 links in length ; and 
bounded thence on the north-west by a line bearing 209 
degrees 23 minutes 7 chains 8°, links; on the south-west by 
a line bearing 119 degrees 23 minutes 7 chains ; ou the south- 
east by a line bearing 29 degrees 23 minutes 7 chains 8%; 
links to the south-western boundary of railway land afore- 
said; and on the north-east by part of that boundary of that 
railway land, being the arc of a circle 7 chains 04 links in 
length, whose radius is 59 chains, whose chord bears 299 
degrees 23 minutes for 7 chains, and whose centre lies to the 
south-west, to the point of commencement, having an area 
of 5 acres or thereabouts ;—be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less. 


Butyveror Bore Site anp DRain. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 6th 
February, 1907, No. 17, folios 702-3. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Clements, county of Jamison, and State of New South Wales : 
Commencing at a point on the north-western boundary 
of portion 24, parish of Clements, bearing 77 degrees 34 min- 
utes and distant 30 chains 10,5 links from its north-west- 
ern corner ; and bounded thence by part of the said north- 
western boundary of portion 24 bearing 77 degrees 34 minutes 
7 chains ; thence by lines bearing 167 degrees 34 minutes 3 
chains 59 links, 123 degrees 4 minutes 13 chains 88,, links, 
219 degrees 47 minutes 6 chains 84,4 links, 243 degrees 54 
minutes 10 chains 12,5 links, 230 degrees 3 minutes 9 chains 
34;°, links, 191 degrees 13 minutes 9 chains 89 links, 221 
degrees 48 minutes 15 chains 67 8; links, 246 degrees % 
minutes 4 chains 82,5, links, 208 degrees 28 minutes 14 
chains 79,5, links, and 230 degrees 36 minutes 5 chains $95 
links respectively, to the western boundary of portion 24 
aforesaid ; thence by part of that boundary bearing | minute 
3 chains 88,4 links ; and thence by lines bearing 50: degrees 
36 minutes 2 chains 34,;% links, 28 degrees 23 minutes 15 
chains 24 links, 66 degrees 28 minutes 5 chains 20;°, links, 
41 degrees 48 minutes 14 chains 20,°; links, 11 degrees 18 
minutes 10 chains 12,;% links, 50 degrees 3 minutes 10 chains 
76,5; links, 63 degrees 54 minutes 9 chains 85, links, 39 
degrees 47 minutes 2 chains §3,%; links, 303 degrees 4 
minutes 8 chains 47,5, links, 257 degrees 34 minutes 6 
chains 28, links, and 347 degrees 3£ minutes 7 chains 14,3; 
links respectively, to the point of commencement;—be the 
said several dimensions all a little more or less, having an 
area of 30 acres 1 rood 15 perches or thereabouts. 


Bunyan Bore Site. . 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 25th 
November, 1908, No. 134, folios 6267-8. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of 
Burearroll, county of Jamison, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion a.w.: Commencing at the 
north-eastern corner of portion 4, parish of Burearroll; and 


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bounded thence on the east by part of the western side of a 
road 2 chains wide bearing 180 degrees 10 chains 57;%5 links ; 
on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 6 chains 2,°; links ; 
on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 6 chains 2° links 
to the north-western boundary of the said portion 4; and on 
the north-west by part of the last boundary bearing 52 


| degrees 57 minutes 7 chains 54,°; links, to the point of com- 


mencement ;—-be the said several dimensions all a little more 
oc less, having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Burren Bore Site anp Rodap or Accsss. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 19th May, 
1916, No. 89, folio 2768. 
Bore Site. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Cubbaroo North, county of Jamison, and 
State of New South Wales, being measured portion 
A.w.: Commencing on an eastern boundary of por- 
tion 76, parish of Cubbaroo North, at a point bearing 
north and distant 22 chains 50 links from its south- 
eastern corner; and bounded thence on the west by 
part ‘of the aforesaid boundary north 7 chains 7,2, links’; 
thence on the north by a line east 7 chains 775 links; 
thence on the east by a line south 7 chains 7, links; 
and thence on the south by a line west 7 chains 7,39 
links, to the point of commencement;—having an 
area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Road of Access, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in. the 
parish of Cubbaroo North, county of Jamison, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of portion 
74: Commencing at the northernmost north-eastern 
corner of portion 78, parish of Cubbaroo North, 
and bounded thence on the west by part of ‘a 
western boundary of portion 74, being a line north 
23 chains 50 links to the south-western corner of 
Bore Site of 5 acres before described; thence on 
the north by part of the southern boundary of that 
Bore Site bearing east 50 links; thence on the east 
by a line south 23 chains 50 links; and thence on the 
south by a line west 50 links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—having an area of 1 acre 0 roods 28 
perches or thereabouts. 





CarEuncA Bore Sire. 


sand acquired by Gazette notification of Ist July, 
1904, No. 360, fol. 5150. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish ot Careunga, county of Stapylton, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion 41 of 
10 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued S8. 1,161-1,857 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


CoLLYMONGLE Borg Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 21st May, 
1913, No. 79, folio 3092. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Wirrir North, county of Benarba, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion 28: 
Commencing on a western side of a reserved road 1 
chain wide passing through portion 26, parish of 
Wirrir North, at an angle formed by the intersection 
of lines bearing 45 degrees 58 minutes and 180 de- 
grees ; and bounded thence on the south by a line bear- 
ing 270 degrees 7 chains 8 links; thence on the west 
by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 chains 7 links; thence 
on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 8 
links ; and thence on the east by a line partly forming 
western sides of a road 1 chain wide and the aforesaid 
reserved road bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 7 links, to 
the point of commencement ;—be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less, having an area of 
5 acres or thereabouts,—as shown on plan catalogued 
B_ 1,935-1,909, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


COoLLEEARLEE Bore SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 15th January, 
1908, No. 4, folio 184. 

All that piece or parcel. of land situated in the 
parish of Bogamildi, county of Burnett, and State of 
New South Wales, being a measured portion A.w.: 
Commencing at a point bearing 25 degrees 3 minutes 
and distant 103 chains 73,%; links from the south-east- 
ern corner of portion 10, in the parish of Harvey, 
county of Courallie; and bounded thence on the west 
by a line bearing 360 degrees 10 chains; on the north 
by a line bearing 90 degrees 10 chains; on the east 
by a line bearing 180 degrees 10 chains; and on the 
south by a line bearing 270 degrees 10 chains, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, and having an area 
of 10 acres or thereabouts. 


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CombBogotona Bore S1ire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 30th 
December, 1914, No. 222, folio 7668. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
patish of Dahomey, county of Leichhardt, and State 
otf New South Wales, being measured portion 15: 
Commencing at a point on the north-western side of 
a road 2 chains wide bearing 225 degrees 1,844 links 
from the easternmost corner of portion 6, parish of 
Dahomey; and bounded thence on the south-east by 
said side of that road bearing 225 degrees 708 links; 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing 315 degrees 
707 links; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 
45 degrees 708 links; and thence on the north-east 
by a line bearing 135 degrees 707 links, to the point 
of commencement ;—containing an area of 5 acres or 
thereabouts,—as shown on plan catalogued L. 3,060- 
1,902, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Come-By-CHAnce Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 14th April, 
1903, No. 191, folio 2869. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Como- 
by-chance, in the parish of Cumberdoon, county 
of Baradine, and State of New South Wales, being 
measured portion 23: Commencing on the western 
side of a road leading from Walgett to Wee Waa at 
a point bearing 172 degrees 32 minutes and distant 
1,073;%5 links from the north-eastern corner of portion 
22, parish of Cumberdoon ; and bounded thence on the 
east by part of the western side of the said road bear- 
ing 172 degrees 32 minutes 2,018 links: thence on the 
south by a line bearing 270 degrees 2,131 links; thence 
on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 2,001 links; 
and thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 
1,869 links, to the point of commencement :;—be the 
said several dimensions all a little more or less, .con- 
taining 40 acres or thereabouts,--as shown on plan 
catalogued B. 747-1,790, in the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

Covpat Bore Site. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd 
‘December, 1904, No. 692, folio 9319. 


All that piece or parcel land situate in the 
parish of Coubal, county of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion a.w. of 38 
acres,—as shown on plan catalogued Misc. 680, Moree, 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Curracu Bork Site. 


Reserve No. 34,673 from license and lease for Artesian 
Well, notified by Gazette of 19th July, 1902. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Curragh, county of Barrona, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 5: Com- 
mencing at a point bearing 37 degrees 243 minutes 
42 chains 3 links from the south-western corner of 
portion u.u. 90-5, parish of Curragh; and bounded 
thence on the south by a line bearing 262 degrees 54 
minutes 20 chains; on the west by a line bearing 352 
degrees 51 minutes 20 chains; on the north by a line 
bearing 82 degrees 51 minutes 20 chains; and on the 
east by a line bearing 172 degrees 54 minutes 20 
chains, to the point of commencement ;—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, having an 
area of 40 acres or thereabouts,—as shown on plan 
eatalogued B. 79-2,169, in the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

CurrumBAu Bore SITE. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 29th July, 
~ 1908, No. 92, folios 4173-4. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Toongcooma, county of Stapylton. and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion A.W. 6: Commencing at th 
northernmost corner of portion 24, parish of Toongcooma ; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by part of a north-western 
boundary of the said portion 24 bearing 230 degrees 28 
minutes 7 chains 12,4, links on the south-west by a line bear- 
ing 313 degrees 27 minutes 6 chains 63;', links; on the north- 
west by a line bearing 43 degrees 27 minutes 7 chains 7+); links 
to the south-western side of a road 3 chaius wide; and on the 
north-east by part of that side of that road bearing 133 degrees 
27 minutes 7 chains 50,4, links, to the point of commence- 
ment, —having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Dougetty Bore Srre. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 6th February, 
1907, No. 17, folio, 702. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Careunga North, county of Stapylton, and State of New 
South Wales: Commencing at the most westerly north- 
western corner of portion 9, parish of Careung» North ; and 


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bounded thence on the north-west by a north-western boun- 
ary of the said portion 9 bearing 39 degrees 39 minutes 3 
chains 79 links; again on the north-west by part of another 
north-western boundary of the said portion 9 bearing 62 
degrees 1 minute 6 chains 32 links; on the east by a line 
bearing 189 degrees 8 chains 88,4, links; on the south by a 
line bearing 970 degrees § chains to the western boundary of 
the said portion 9; and on the west by part of that western 
boundary bearing 340 degrees 3 chains, to the point of com- 
meacement ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less, having an area of 5 acres and 334 perches, or there- 
abouts, 
DritpooL Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 20th May, 
1908, No. 58, folios 2750-1. 

All that piece or parcel of land in the parish of 
Warrambool, county of Jamison, and State cf New South 
Wales, be’ng measured portion A.W. : Commencing at the 
south-western corner of portion 29, parish of Warramboo! ; 
and bounded on the north by part of the southern boundary 
of that portion bearing 90 degrees 15 chains 82 links; on the 
east by a line bearing 180 degrees 5 chains 50 links ; on the 
south by a line bearing 270 degrees 20 chains 574; links, to 
the south-eastern boundary of a road 3 chains wide; and on 
the north-west by part of that boundary bearing 40 degrees 
52 minutes 7 chains 27,3, links, to the point of commence- 
ment, —be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 10 acres or thereabouts. 


Dunere® Ripct Borer Stirs. 


Land aequired by Gazette notification of 3rd May, 
1918, No. 55, folio 2051, 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Mundoo, county of Finch, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion A.W.: Com- 
mencing on the south-western side of the road 3 chains 
wide from Angledool to Collarindabri, forming the 
north-eastern boundary of T.L. 231, parish of Mundoo, 
at a point bearing 296 degrees 42 minutes and distant 
471 links from its north-eastern corner; and bounded 
thence on the south-east by a line bearing 206 degrees 
40 minutes 1,400;%; links; thence on the south-west by 
a line bearing 296 degrees 40 minutes 500 links; thence 
on the north-west by a line bearing 26 degrees 40 
minutes 1,401 links te the south-western side of road 
aforesaid ; and thence on the north-east by said side of 
that road bearing 116 degrees 42 minutes, 500 links, 
to the point of commencement,—-containing an area 
of 7 acres or thereabouts. 

DtUNsANDLE Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 10th August, 
1917, No. 122; folio 4554. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Opal, county ct Culgoa, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion 2:, Commencing 
at a point bearing 302 degrees 18 minutes 59 chains 
G9 links from the 1 mile post on the eastern boundary 
of portion homestead lease 90-184, in the parish of 
Opal; and bounded thence on the south by a line bear- 
ing 262 degrees 17 minutes 7 chains 8 links; thence 
on the west by a line bearing 352 degrees 17 minutes 
7 chains 7 links: thence on the north by a line bear- 
ing 82 degrees 17 minutes 7 chains 8 links; and thence 
on the east by a line bearing 172 degrees 17 minutes 
7 chains 7 links, to the point of commencement,— 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, as shown 
on plan catalogued C. 122-2,160, in the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 

Eurava Bore Srtz. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 22nd Sep- 
tember, 1905, No. 496, folio 6426. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Willimill, county of Stapylton, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion A.W.: Com- 
mencing at a point bearihg 15 degrees 74 minutes and 
distant 4,843,%, links from the intersection of the 
north-western side of a reserved road 10 chains wide 
running through portion 13, parish of Willimill, with 
the eastern boundary of the portion; and bounded 
thence on the west by a line north 1,165 links; on 
the north by a line east 1,165 links; on the east by a 
line south 1,165 links; and on the south by a line west 
1,165 "inks, to the point cf commencement,—having 
an area of 13 acres 2 roods 11 perches or thereabouts, 


Rurm Evrim Bore Srre. 


Land aequired hy Gazette notification of 14th March, 
1905, No. 136, folio 1809. 


All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Denham, county of Denham, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion numbered 
3 of 40 acres.—as shown on plan catalogued D. 806- 


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FLorips Bors SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 5th August, 
1904, No. 481, folio 6032. 


All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Krui, county of Benarba, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion numbered 25 
of 40 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued B. 1,647- 
1,909, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Four Posts Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 30th June, 
1909, No. 85, folio 8511, 


All that piece or parcel of land in the parish of Curry- 
gundi, county of Benarba, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion A.W. : Commencing on an eastern 
boundary of portion 12, parish of Currygundi, being also the 
western boundary of portion 15, at a point bearing 359 
degrees 52 minutes and distant 39 chains 99 links from its 
southern extremity ; and bounded thence on the south by a 
line bearing 270 degrees 7. chains 8,4; links; thence on the 
west by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 ehains 6,4; links ; thence 
on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 6-8; links 
to the eastern boundary of portion 12 aforesaid ; and thence 
on the east by part of the last boundary bearing 179 degrees 
52 minutes 7 chains 6,4 links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions alla little more or less, 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 


Git Gin Bors Sitn, Drains, AND ACCESS. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 27th 
February, 1907, No. 25, folio 1349. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Tun Cooey, county of Stapylton, and State cf New South 
Wales ; Comtnencing at a point on the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion T.L. 264, parish of Tun Cooey, bearing 12 
degrees 8 minutes and distant 16 chains 62 links from its 
south-eastern corner; and bounded thence by lines bearing 
270 degrees 11 chains 0,5, link, 169 degrees 23 minutes 1 chain 
595% links, 185 degrees 21 minutes 7 chains 25,4, links, 164 
degrees 54 minutes 3 chains 55,4 links, 137 degrees 30} 
minutes 3 chains 0,4, links, 179 degrees 23 minutes 3 chains 
54;%, links, 213 degrees 544 minutes 8 chains 4975 links, and 
198 degrees 94 minutes 2 chains 80 links, respectively, to 
a point on the right bank of Gil Gil Creek; thence by 
that creek downwards to a point bearing 287 degrees 19 
minutes and distant 3 chains from the last mentioned 
point; thence by lines bearing 18 degrees 9} minutes 3 
chains 25,°; links, 33 degrees 544 minutes 7 chains 98 links, 
359 degrees 23 minutes 1 chain 467, links, 317 degrees 304 
minutes 2 chains 58,9; links, 344 degrees 54 minutes 4 chains 
82,5, links, 5 degrees 21 minutes 7 chains 37;% links, 349 
degrees 23 minutes 1 chain 73,% links, 270 degrees 2 chains 83°, 
links, 360 degrees 2 chains 76,5, links, 3386 degrees 584 minutes 
9 chains 25,%, links, 319 degrees 34 minutes 4 chains 183, links, 
271 degrees 534 minutes 4 chains 594, links, 283 degrees 49 
minutes 4 chains &6,, links, 260 degrees 41? minutes 9 chains 
42 links, 235 degrees 55¢ minutes 9 chains 83, links, 243 
degrees 20? minutes 10 chains 8, links, and 242 degrees 55 
minutes 8 chains 87;', links, respectively, to the eastern 
boundary of portion 17 of 100 acres; thence by part of that 
boundary of that portion bearing 360 degrees 04 minutes 3 
chains 37 links; thence by lines bearing 62 degrees 55 
minutes 7 chains 35,°, links, 63 degrees 202 minutes 9 chains 
89,°; links, 55 degrees 55% minutes ]0 chains 2947, links, 80 
degrees 41$ minutes 10 chains 69.3, links, 103 degrees 49 
minutes 5 chains 16,°; links, 91 degrees 534 minutes 5 chains 
573; links, 139 degrees 34 minutes 5 chains 96,5, links, 155 
degrees 584 minutes 8 chains 22,% links, 90 degrees 3 chains 
7175 links, 180 degrees 4 chains 32 2, links, and 90 degrees 11 
chains 22 links, respectively, to the south-eastern boundary 
of portion T.L. 264 aforesaid; and thence by part of that 
boundary of that portion bearing 192 degrees 8 minutes 1 
chain 2,4, links, to the point of commencement ;—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, having an area of 
81 acres 2 roods 10 perches, or thereabouts. 


Part road of access. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Tun Cooey, county of Stapylton, and State of New South 
Wales: Commencing at a point on the south-eastern boun- 
dary of portion T.L. 264, parish of Tun Cooey, bearing 12 
degrees 8 minutes and distant 16 chains 62 links from its 
south-eastern corner ; and bounded thence on the north-west 
by part of that south-eastern boundary of that portion bear- 
ing !2 degrees 8 minutes ] chain 2y'; links ; on the north by a 
line bearing 90 degrees 9 chains 35,%, links to the north- 
western side of a reserved road 3 chains wide passing through 
portion P.W.P. 264; on the south-east by part of that north- 
western side of that road bearing 187 degrees 194 minutes } 
chain 0,5 links ; and thence on the south by a line bearing 
270 degrees 9 chains 44,4; links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions alla little more or less, 
having an area of 3 roods 39 perehes, or thereabouts, 











Gingooma Bore Sirs. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd 
November, 1910, No. 178, folio 6,303. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Gilgooma, county of Leichhardt, and State of New South 
Wales : Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 
5, parish of Gilgooma ; and bounded thence on the south by 
part of the southern boundary of that portion bearing 270 de- 
grees 7 chains 7; links; on the west by aline bearing 360 
degrees 7 chains 7;°; links; on the north by a line bearing 90 
degrees 7 chains 7; links to the eastern boundary of the said 
portion ; and on the east by that boundary bearing 180 degrees 


_ 7 chains 7,5 links to the point of commencement ; having an 


area of 5 acres, or thereabcuts. 


GinGorn Bore SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 28th 
February, 1912, No. 29, folios 1370-1. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Wommo, county of Clyde, and State of New South 
Wales, being a measured portion of 5 acres: Commenc- 
ing at a point bearing 198 degrees 80 minutes, and dis- 
tant 88 chains 233 links from the north-eastern corner 
of portion 9, in the said parish; and bounded thence 
on the east by a line bearing 180 degrees for 7 chains 
10 links; thence oh the south by a line bearing 270 de- 
grees for 7 chains 10 links; thence on the west by 
line bearing 360 degrees for 7 chains 10 links; and 
thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 
for 7 chains 10 links, to the point of commencement ;— 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or les. 


GincHET?T Bors Sirs, anp Road or ACCESS. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd June, 
1908, No. 322, folio 4598. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Esperance, county of Clyde, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion No. 13: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of portion 4, parish of Esperance ; and bounded 
thence on the south by part of the northern boundary of por- 
tion 2 of 1,920 acres, in the said parish, east 7,489,°; links ; 
thence on the east by a line north 1,853,% links; thence on 
part of the north by a line west 1,853,%, links ; thence on part 
of the west by a line south 1,753, links ; thence again on the 
north by a line parallel to and rectangularly distant 1 chain 
from the said northern boundary of the said portion 2 west 
5,636.2, links to the western boundary of the said portion 4; 
and thence again on the west by part of that boundary bearing 
179 degrees 56 minutes 100 links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
containing 40 acres or thereabouts,—as shown on plan cat. 
C. 809-1,828, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


GupnatByn Bore SIre. 


Reserves Nos. 33,413 from sale, and 33,414 from license 
and lease for artesian well, notified by Gazette of 
26th October, 1901. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in thé 
parish of Weejallah, county of Culgoa, and State of 
New South Wales, being nieaSured portion 3: Commenc- 
ing at a point bearing 30 degrees 55 minutes 41 chains 
83 links from the south-western corner of portion H.L. 
90-84, parish of Weejallah ; and bounded thence on the 
west by a line bearing 352 degrees 22 minutes 20 
chains; on the north by a line bearing 82 degrees 22 
minutes 20 chains; on the east by a line bearing 172 
degrees 22 minutes 20 chains; and on the south by a 
line bearing 262 degrees 22 minutes 20 chains, to the 
point of commencement;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, having an area of 40 
acres or thereabouts,—as shown on plan catalogued 
C. 116-2,160, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Goaners Born Srre. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 3rd May, 
1904, No. 248, folio 3681. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
McFarlane, county of Baradine, and State of New South © 
Wales, being measured portion numbered AW of 36 acres 33% 


20 _ 
perches,—as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 562 Moree in the 
Lands Department, Sydney. 


Guripy Stpina Born Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 28th July, 
1909, No. 102, folio 4203. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish of 
Burranbah, county of Courallie, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion A.W. : Commencing at the 
north-eastern corner of portion 22, parish of Burranbah ; and 
bounded thence on the south by part of the northern boundary 
of that portion bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 7574 links ; thenee 


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on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 6 chains $447, links ; 
thence on the north bya line hearing 90 degrees 6 chains 84,5 
links to an eastern boundary of portion 90; and thence on 
the east by part of the last boundary bearing 172 degrees 
26 minutes 6 chains 90,8, links to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more or 
less, having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Gurrera Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 10th August, 
1917, No. 122, folio 4554. 


All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Boneda, county of Culgoa, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion No. 1: 
Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 
H.i. 90-4, parish of Boneda; and bounded thence on 
part of the north by part of the southern boundary of 
H.L. 90-96, being a line bearing 82 degrees 28 
minutes 3 chains 58; links; thence on the east by a 
line bearing 172 degrees 28 minutes 7 chains 8 links; 
thence on the south by a line bearing 262 degrees 28 
minutes 7 chains 7 links; thence on the west by a line 
bearing 352 degrees 28 minutes 7 chains 8 links to the 
southern boundary of portion H.L. 90-4; and thence 
on the remainder of the north by part of said southern 
boundary, being a line bearing 82 degrees 28 minutes 
3 chains 537, links, to the point of commencement ;— 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, as shown 
on plan catalogued C. 121-2,160, in the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 


Happon Rice Bore Sree. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification 6f 9th 
September, 1904, No. 503, folio 6896. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Collyburl, county of Gregory, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion numbered 
A.w. 54 of 36 acres 1 rood 20, perches,—as shown on 
plan catalogued Ms, 674 Dubbo, in the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 


Horttywoop Bore Sitnr. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 13th March, 
1907, No. 34, folio 1653. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Walcha, county of Leichhardt, and State of 
New South Wales, being a measured portion of 3 
acres: Commencing at a point bearing 239 degrees 
44 minutes 17 chains 657, links from the northern 
extremity of a north-eastern boundary of portion 6, 
parish of Walcha, the said boundary bearing 157 
degrees 37 minutes; and bounded thence on the north- 
east by a line bearing 157 degrees 34 minutes 6 chains ; 
on the south-east by a line bearing 247 degrees 34 
minutes 5 chains; on the south-west by a line bearing 
337 degrees 34 mintttes 6 chains; and on the north- 
west by a line bearing 67 degrees 34 minutes 5 chains, 
to the point of commencement ;—be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less. 


KENSINGTON Bore SIre. 


Land acyuired by Gazette notification of 11th Decem- 
ber, 1903, No. 648; folio 9110: 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Evans, county of Barddine, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion a.w. 3: 
Commencing at a point situated on the southern side 
of a road 2 chains wide bearing east 87 chains 26 
links from the north-west corner of portion 45, parish 
of Evans; and bounded thence on the west by a line 
bearing south 20 chains; on the south by a line bear- 
ing east 20 chains and ; of a link to the western 
side of a road 2 chains wide; on the east by the west- 
ern boundary of that road bearing north 2 minutes 
west, 20 chains to the intersection of that boundary 
withthe southern side of a road 2 chains wide; and 
on the north by the southern side of that road bear- 
ing west 19 chains 99 finké and +5 of.a link, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said bearings and 
distances all a little more or less, containing by ad- 
measurement 40 acres: 


Kiea No. 1 Born Sirs. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 16th August, 
1904, No. 453, folio 6265. 


AN) that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Mount Pleasant, county of Stapylton, and 
State of New South Wales, being measured portion 
numbered A.W. of 40 acrés——as shown on plan cata- 
logued Ms. 681 Moree, in the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. ; 


a 


Kigsa No. 2 Borns Srre. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 11th 
November, 1914, No. 195, folio 6577. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Mount Pleasant, county of Stapylton, and 
State of New South Wales, being measured portion 
50: Commencing on the western side of a road 10 
chains wide from Moree to Boggabilla at a point bear- 
ing north 11,818 links from the south-eastern corner 
of portion 27, parish of Mount Pleasant; and 
bounded thence on the south by a line west 715 links ; 
thence on the west by a line north 700 links; thence 
on the north by a line east 715 links to the western 
side of said road; and thence on the east by said 
side of said road south 700 links, to the point of com- 
mencement,—having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 
—as shown on plan, catalogued 8. 1,550-1,857, in the 
Department of Lands, Sydney. 


KIALGARA Born Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 6th 
Nuvathher, 1912, No. 158, folio 6624. 


\Il that piece or parcel of land situate in. the 
agitate of Ciliibate! ébinty of Leichhardt, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion 58,—as 
shown on plan catalogued L. 3,032-1,902, at the Lands 
Department: Commencing at a point bearing 237 
degrees 33 minutes and distant 17 chains 93.links from 
a south-eastern corner of portion 59, parish of Cam- 
bara, situated on the northern boundary of portion Love 
and bounded thence on the east by a line bearing 180 
deerees for 7 chains; thence on the south by a line 
bearing 270 degrees for 7 chains 15 links; therice on 
the west by a litte bearing 360. degrees for 7 chains ; 
and thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrées 
for 7 chains 15 links to the point of commencement ney 
be the said geveral dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 


KiILLowEn Bor SITE. 


serve No. 34,503 from sale, and 34,504 from license 
ee lease, for Artesian W ell, notified by Gazette 
of 31st May, 1902. : 
j i ; ituate in the 
All that piece or parcel of land situa t 
parish of Killowen, county of Irrara, and state of New 
South Wales, being measured portion 5: SS 
at a point bearing 82 degrees 43 minutes distant * 


chains 98} links from a post marked 43 on a fenced 


ine, being the northern boundary of portion H.h. 
Hoes nec of Killowen; and bounded thence crag rte 
north by part of the said northern boundary pe 
82 degrees 43 minutes 20 chains; on the east by a we 
bearing 172 degrees 43 minutes 20 chains ; on the ge A 
by a line bearing 262 degrees 43 minutes 20 ig 
and on the west by a. line bearing 352 degrees 
minutes 20 chains, to the point of else a a — 
be the said several dimensions all a little more io ess, 
having an area of 40 acres or thereabouts,—as 8 ih 
on plan catalogued I. 170-2,175, in the Departmen 
of Lands, Sydney. 


Mercapoon Bore SITE. 


; 4 : th 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 8th 
‘ Navonibar: 1901, No. 942, folio 8688. 


: edn Lie 

Il that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
gavin of Beans county of Denham, and ia ae be 
New South Wales, ,being measured portion 8 a e 
acres 3 roods: Commencing at the north-east i a 
of portion 34, parish of, Browne ; and eta a aaa 
on the east by part of the east boundary of portio Hite 
south 20 chains 78 links ; thence on the south by an fe 
west 20 chains; thence on the west by_a ie ae ke ated 
chains 81% links to the southern side igh Santis 
road: thence on the north-west by pe vat fond 
degrees 21 minutes 30 seconds 9. chains 91 15 m re Tea 
88 degrees 22 minutes 10 chains 45 & links, ef se 
point of commencement,—as shown on plan tidy ogue 
D. 807-1,861 in the District Survey Office, Moree. 


Maror Born SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 30th October, 
~ 1912, No. 152, folio 6458. ‘ 

All that piece or parcel. of land situate, in the 
parish of Meroe, county of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing on the northern boun- 
dary of portion 43, parish of Meroe, at a point bear- 
ing 270 degrees and distant 29 chains 82 35 links from 
the north-eastern corner of that portion; and bounded 
éhenéé on the south by part. of. that boundary 
bearing 270 degiees 7 chains 20 links to the south- 


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western corner of portion 49; on the west by a line 
forming part of the eastern boundary of travelling 
stock reserve 8,102 bearing 3860 degrees 50 minutes 7 
chains; on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 7 
chains 9 links; and on the east by a line bearing 180 
degrees 7 chains, to the point of commencement,— 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 


Merrigat Bors SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 20th 
November, 1907, No. 146, folio 68038. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Connibong, county of Hwenmar, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion embraced 
in Certificate of Title, vol. 2033, folio 89: Commencing 
on the north-western side of a road 5 chains wide, at 
a point bearing 192 degrees 44 minutes, and distant 
8 chains 40 links from the north-eastern corner of 
portion 74, parish of Connibong; and bounded thence 
on the south-east by part of that side of that road, 
being also part of the south-eastern boundary of the 
said portion 74 bearing 192 degrees 44 minutes 7 
chains 17 38; links; on the south by a line bearing 270 
degrees 6 chains 353; links; on the west by a line 
bearing 360 degrees 7 chains; and on the north by a 
line bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 9374 links, to the 
point of commencement,—having an area of 5 acres or 
thereabouts. 

Minicnomi Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 5th 
January, 1906, No. 10, folios 107-8. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Midgee, county of Baradine, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at a point bearing 
180 degrees 9 minutes and distant 188 chains from the 
north-eastern corner of portion 2, parish of Midgee; 
and bounded thence on the east by a line south 8 
chains; on the south by a line west 8 chains; on the 
west by a line north 8 chains; and on the north by a 
line east 8 chains, to the point of commencement,— 
having an area of 6 acres 1 rood 24 perches or there- 
abouts. 

Mitite Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 12th April, 
1904, No. 208, folio 2921. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Gehan, county of Jamison, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion numbered 23 of 
40 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued J. 1,628-1,968, 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Moomin Bore S1rz. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 24th 
January, 1905, No. 42, folio 542. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Doorakeeba, county of Benarba, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion num- 
bered 47 of 40 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued 
B. 1,651-1,909, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Munna Munna Bore SITE. 


Reserve No. 43,854 from sale for Artesian Bore, 
notified 28th January, 1909. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Munna Munna, county of Leichhardt, and 
State of New South Wales, being measured portion 
34: Commencing at a point bearing 140 degrees 33 
minutes 179 chains 88,8; links from the north-western 
corner of portion 32, parish of Munna Munna; and 
bounded thence on the north by a line bearing 90 de- 
grees 7 chains 8 links; on the east by a line bearing 
180 degrees 7 chains 8 links; on the south by a line 
bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 8 links; and on the west 
by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 chains 8 links, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, having an area of 5 acres 
or thereabouts,—as shown on plan catalogued L. 2,920- 
1,902, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Mouneyver Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 20th 
December, 1904, No. 685, folios 9231-2. 


ll that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
gray of CuPboctbhh ebay of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion A.W. of 
40 acres: Commencing on the eastern boundary of 
portion 21, parish of Carbeenbri, at a point bearing 
south 127 chains 65 links from its north-eastern 
corner; and bounded thence on the east by part of 
the western side of a road 2 chains wide bearing south 
20 chains; on the south by a line bearing west 20 


chains; on the west by a line bearing north 20 chains;' 
and on the north by a line bearing east 20 chains, to 
the point of commemcement;—be the said several 
dimensions all a litile more or less. 


Naresa Bore Srrez. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 7th June, 
1918, No. 71, folio 2609. 

All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Uranbah, county of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing on the western side 
of a road 2 chains wide forming the eastern boundary 
of portion 1, parish of Uranbah, at a point bearing’ 
180 degrees, and distant 51 chains from its north- 
eastern corner; and bounded thence on the east by part 
of said boundary bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 7 links : 
thence on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 7 
chains 8 links; thence on the west by a line bearing 
360 degrees 7 chains 7 links; and thence on the north 
by_a line bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 8 links, to the 
point of commencement,—having an area of 5 acres 
or thereabouts. 


Nerarco Bore Srte. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 30th August, 
1904, No. 483, folio 6614. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Burragillo, county of Benarba, and State of New South Wales, 
being a measured portion numbered A.W. : Commencing on 
the south-western side of a reserved road 2 chains wide 
running through portion 22, parish of Burragillo, at a point 
bearing 306 degrees 31 minutes 3,115,55,; links from its inter- 
section with an eastern boundary of that portion; and bounded 
thence on the east by a line south 1,708 { links; on the south 
by a line west 1,708,5 links; on the west by a line north 
2,973;6 links to the south-western side of the road aforesaid ; 
and thence on the north-east by that side of that road bearing 
126 degrees 31 minutes 2,125,°; links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less, having an area of 40 acres or thereabouts. 


New Yarrawa Bore Sir, 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 15th 
February, 1911, No. 20, folio 970. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Boyanga, county of Benarba, and State of New South Wales, 
being a measured portion A.W. of 4 acres: Commencing on 
an eastern boundary of portion 2, parish of Boyanga, at a 
point bearing 170 degrees 58 minutes and distant 10 chains 
60 links from the south-eastern corner of portion 3, parish of 
Boolmuckledi ; and bounded thence on the east by part of. 
the said eastern boundary of portion 2 bearing 170 degrees 
58 minutes 6 ehains 16,5 links; thence on the south by a 
line bearing 270 degrees 7 chains, 5§, links; thence on 
the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 6 chains 8,4, links ; 
and thence on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 6 chains 
85, links, to the point of commencement ;—be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less. 


Nowtey Bors Sirs. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 13th 
January, No. 5, folios 139-40. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of Bil- 
laboo, county of Jamison, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion A.W.: Commencing on the eastern 
boundary of portion 10, parish of Billaboo, at a point bearing. 
360 degrees and distant 17 chains from its south-eastern 
corner ; and bounded on the south by a line bearing 270 
degrees 7 chains 775 links ; on the west by a line bearing 
360 degrees 7 chains 775 links ; on the north by a line bearing 
90 degrees 7 chains 7,4, links to the said eastern boundary of 
portion 10 ; and on the east by part of that boundary bearing 
180 degrees 7 chains 72, links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Oup GnNomERY Bore Srrz. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 25th 
November, 1904, No. 6438, folio 8672. 


All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Minna, county of Narran, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion numbered 4 of: 
40 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued N. 449-1,999 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 





Ornet No. 1 Bors Sirs. 


Land acquired by Gazctte notification of 8rd May, 
1904, No. 248, folio 3681. 


All that pieco or parcel of land situate in the. 
parish of Christie, county of Denham, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion numbered 
11 of 40 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued D. 705- 
1,861, in the Lands Department, Sydney, ‘ 


30 Aue., 1918.] 





Ornrzen No. 2 Born SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazctte notification of 8th May, 
1903, No. 235, folio 3425. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Dangar, county of Benarba, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 37 of 22 
acres,—as shown on plan catalogued B. 1,565-1,909, 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 





Piacan Croex Born Sirn. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 20th 
December, 1904, No. 685, tolio 9231. 


All that piece or pareel of land situate in the 
parish of Kurie Eurie, county of Denham, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion num- 
bered A.W. 55 of 40 acres,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued Ms. 687 Morce, in the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

Pintiea Born Sire. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd 
September, 1914, No. 167, folio 5690, 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Talluba, county of Baradine, and State of 
New South Wales: Commencing at an angle on the 
south side of the road 3 chains wide from Pilliga 
to Wee Waa, formed by lines bearing 91 degreos 52 
minutes and 68 degrees 18 minutes, being a point 
bearing 91 degrees 52 minutes, and distant about 21 
chains from the eastern boundary of the town of Pil- 
liga; and bounded thence on the east by a line bearing 
181 degrees 52 minutes 700 links; thence on the south 
by a line bearing 271 degrees 52 minutes 561 links; 
thence on the west by a line bearing 1 degree 52 
minutes 700 links to the southern side of road afore- 
said: thence on the north by said line of said road 
bearing 91 degrees 52 minutes 561 links, to the point 
of commencement;—and containing an area of 3 
acres 8 roods 28 perches or thereabouts. 


Rowena Bore Sitx. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 7th April, 
1905, No. 182, folios 2459-60. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in_the 
parish of Oreel, county of Jamison, and State of New 
South Wales, being measured portion numbered 27 
of 40 acros,—as shown on plan catalogued J. 1,660- 
1,968, in the Department of Lands, Syduey. 


SHerwoop Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd 
January, 1907, No. 9, folio 326. 

All. that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of. Gorian, county of Denham, and State of New South Wales : 
Commencing on the eastern boundary of portion 37, parish cf 
Gorim, at a point bearing 360 degrees and distant 22 chains 
78,8; links from its south-eastern corner ; and bounded thence 
on the south by a line bearing 271) degrees 7 chains 7;°5 links ; 
on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 chains 7,7, links ; 
on the north by a line bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 71%; links 
to the eastern boundary of the said portion 37; and on the 
east by part of that boundary of that portion bearing 180 
degrees 7 chains 7,2, links, to the point of commencement ;— 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts, 


TatmMol Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 24th July, 
1907, No. 86, folio 4123. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Baroona, county of Benarba, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion A.W. : Commencing on the northern 
boundary of portion 22, parish of Baroona, at a point bearing 
90 degrees and distant 90 chains 93 links from its north- 
western corner, which is also the south-western corner of 
portion 16, parish of Moorina; and bounded thence on the 
north by part of the northern boundary of the said portion 
22,.parish of Baroona, bearing 90 degrees 5 chains 47,5; links ; 
on the east by a line bearing 180 degrees 5 chains 47,5 links ; 
on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 5 chains 47,5 links ; 
and on the west by a line bearing 360 degrees 5 chains 
47,5; links, to the point of commencement ;—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, having an area of 
2 acres or thereabouts. 


TELLERAGA Borg Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 12th 
December, 1906, No. 270, folio 6694. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Smart, county of Courallie, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion A.W.: Commencing ata point within 
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seconds, and distant 59 chains 60 links from its south-western 
corner ; and bounded thence on the west by a line bearing 360 
degrees 7 chains 7;‘; links ; on the north by a line bearing 90 
deyrees 7 chains 737; links ; on the east by a line bearing 180 
degrees 7 chains 74%; links ; and on the south by a line bearing 
270 degrees 7 chains 7°; links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—be the said several dimensions all a little more or 
less, having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Trent Corner’s Bore Siren. 
Land acquired by Gazette notification of 23rd Sep- 
tember, 1904, No. 525, folio 7202. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Driel, county of Hwenmar, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 15 of 40 
acres,—as shown on plan catalogued E. 1,627-1,890, in 
the Department ot Lands, Sydney. 


3 B Bore Srrn. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 12th Octcber, 
1910, No. 156, folio 5548. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Hastlake, county of Denham, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 23 of 5 
acres,—as shown on plan catalogued D. 925-1,861, in 
the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


TuLLoona Bory SITE. 


Land acquired by (Gazette notification of 14th 
November, 1906, No. 256, folio 6163, 

All: that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Tulloona, county of Stapylton, and Stete of 
New South Wales: Commencing on the southern boun- 
dary of portion 24, parish of Tuloona, at its intersec- 
tion with the western side of a reserved road 4 chains 
wide, from Tullcona to Yallaroi, running through 
portions 2, 23, and 24; and bounded on the south by 
part of that southern boundary west 63 chains 65 
links; on the west by the western boundaries of por- 
tions 24, 23, and 2 north 26 chains 12 links; on the 
north by part of the northern boundary of portion 2 
east 60 chains 76 links to the south-western side of the 
aforesaid reserved road; on the north-east by that 
side bearing 155 degrees 30 minutes 6 chains 96 links; 
and on the east by the aforesaid western side of the 
reserved road south 19 chains 78} links, to the point 
of commencement ;—having an area of 165 acres 1 rood 
14 perches or thereabouts. 


Tunpa Bore SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 21st 
September, 1910, No. 148, folio 5179. 

All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
parish of Toora, county of Leichhardt, and State 
of New South Wales, being a measured portion of 5 
acres: Commencing on the north-western side of a 
road 2 chains wide, at a point bearing 252 degrees 
and distant 61 chains 35 links from the south-eastern 
corner of portion 35, parish of Toora; and bounded 
thence on the south-east by the north-western side of 
the said road bearing 252 degrees 5 chains; on the 
south-west by a line bearing 342 degrees 10 chains; on 
the north-west by a line bearing 72 degrees 5 chains; 
and on the north-east by a line bearing 162 degrees 10 
chains, to the point of commencement ;—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less. 


Tuon Bore Sire. 


Reserve Nos. 86,275 from sale, and 36,276 from license 
and lease generally, notified by Gazette of 5th 
September, 1903. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Thurlagoona, county of Culgoa, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion 4° 
Commencing at a point bearing 222 degrees 4 minutes 
132 chains 934; links from'the north-eastern corner of 
portion u.u. 98-1: and bounded thence on the east 
by a line bearing 180 degrees 20 chains; on the south 
by a line bearing 270 degrees 20 chains; on the west 
by a line bearing 360 degrees 20 chains; and on the 
north by a line bearing 90 degrees 20 chains, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, having an area of 40 
acres or thereabouts,—as shown on plan catalogued 
C. 110-2,160, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


T'ycANNAH Bore Si1n and Roap or Accrss. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 27th Feb- 
ruary, 1907, No. 25, folios 1348-9. 
Bore Site. 
All.that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Menadool, county of Courallie, and State of New South 
Wales, being a measured portion A,W. of 5 acres; Com- 


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meneing on the western boundary of portion 6, parish of 
Menadool, at a point north 6 chains 15,4, links from its south- 
western corner ; and bounded on the south by a line west 7 
chains ; on the west by a line north 7 ehains 1444 links; on 
the north by a line east 7 chains to the western boundary of 
portion 6 aforesaid ; and on the east by part of that boundary 
south 7 chains 14; links; to the point of commencement ;— 
be the said several dimensions alla little more or Jess, or 
thereabouts, 


Road of Access. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Menadool, county of Courallie, and State of New South 
Wales: Commencing on the western boundary of portion 7, 
parish of Menadool, at a south-eastern corner of portion 41 ; 
. and bounded on the east by parts of the western boundaries 
of portions 7 and 6, north 50 chains 38 links ; on the north 
by part of the southern boundary of portion A.W. west 50 
links ; on the west by a line south 50 chains 38 links to a 
southern boundary of portion 41 aforesaid ; and on the south 
by part of that boundary east 50 links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—be the said several dimensions al! a little more 
or less, having an area of 2 acres 2 roods 3 perches or there- 
abouts. 


Yyrernt Bore Site. 


Land acquired by Gazete notification of 25th Sep- 
tember, 1907; No. 120, folio 5315. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Greenbah, county of Courallie, and State of New South 
Wales, being measured portion A.W. : Commencing on the 
northern boundary of portion 104 rem., parish of Greenbah, at 
a point bearing 270 degrees, and distant 12 chains 20 links 
from its north-eastern corner; and bounded thenee on the 
east by a line bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 7-4, links ; on the 
south by a line bearing 270 degrees 7 chains 734 links ; on the 
west by a line bearing 360 degrees 7 chains 7;'5 links to the 
said northern boundary of portion 104 rem., and on the north 
by part of that boundary, being also part of the southern 
boundary of travelling stock reserve 30,8938, as notified 5th 
May, 1900, bearing 90 degrees 7 chains 7; links, to the 
point of commencement ;—be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less, having an area of 5 acres or thereabouts. 


Utumbirt Born Sire. 


Jiand acquired by Gazette notification of 17th Feb- 
ruary, 1903, No. 89, folio 1409. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Ulambie; county of Baradine, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion 40: Com- 
mencing at the northernmost north-eastern corner of 
portion 20, parish of Ulambie; and bounded thence on 
the north by part of the southern side of a road, 2 
chains wide, being a line bearing 90 degrees 20 chains 
to its intersection with the western side of another 
road 2 chains wide, on the east by part of said 
side oi last-mentioned road, being a line bearing 180 
degrees 20 chains, on the south by a line bearing 270 
degrees 2() chains, on the west by a line bearing 360 
degrees 20 chains, to the point of commencement ;—be 
the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
having an area of 40 acres or thereabouts, as shown 
on plan catalogued B. 775-1,790 in the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 


Uranpnar Born Site. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 16th 
September, 1904, No. 514, folios 7052-3. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Markham, county of Benarba, and State 
of New South Wales, being measured portion num- 
bered 29 of 40 atres,—as shown on plan catalogued 
B. 1,665-1,909, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Wanagrtr Bort Sitr, anp Sirp ror Tank STAnp. 


Land acquired for Tank Site by Gazette notification 
of Ind May, 1906, No. 152, folio 2607. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
town of Walgett, parish of Walgett, county of Bara- 
dine, and State of New South Wales: Commencing 
on the southern side of Dewhurst-street, at the north- 
eastern corner of lot 2 of section 40, town of Walgett; 
and bounded on the north by part of the southern 
side of Dewhurst-street east 50 links; on the east by a 
line south 125 links: on the south by a line west 50 
links to the eastern boundary of lot 2; and on the 


wast by part of the éastern boundary of lot 2 north 


125 links, to the point of commencement,—having an 
area of 10 perches or thereabouts. 











Land acquired for Bore Site by Gazette notification 
of 6th February, 1907, No. 17, folio 703. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
town of Walgett, parish of Walgett, county of Bara- 
dine, and State of New South Wales: Commencing 
at the intersection of the southern side of Dewhurst-. 
street with the western side of Pitt-street, town of 
Walgett; bounded thence on the east by part of the 
western side of Pitt-street, being a line bearing 180 
degrees 2 chains_50 links; on the south by the north- 
ern boundary of jot 8, section 40, town of Walgett, 
bearing 270 degrees 2 chains; on the west by part of 
eastern boundary of lot 2, bearing 360 degrees 1 chain 
25 links; on the north by the southern boundary of 10 
perches appropriated by Gazette of 2nd May, 1906, for 
tank site, bearing 90 degrees 50 links; again on. the 
west by the eastern boundary of the 10 perches appro- 
priated as aforesaid, bearing 360 degrees 1 chain 25 
links to Dewhurst-street; and again on the north by 
part of the southern boundary of that street being a 
line bearing 90 degrees 1 chain 50 links, to the point 
of commencement;—be the said several dimensions 
all a little more or less, having an area of 1 rood 30 
perches or thereabouts. 


WereETALIBA Borg SITE. 


Land acqtiired by Gazette notification of 18th 
September, 1907, No. 116, folio 5230. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Warraba East, county of Leichhardt, and 
State of New South Wales: Commencing on the 
northern side of a reserved road 2 chains wide passing 
through portion 5, parish of Warraba Hast, at a 
point bearing 261 degrees 21 minutes 15 seconds and. 
distant 16 chains 791 links from an eastern corner of 
the said portion 5, which forms the western extremity - 
of a southern boundary of that portion, 1 chain 74 
links in length; and bounded thence on the south by 
part of the northern boundary of the said reserved 
road bearing 268 degrees 04 minute 8 chains; on the 
west by a line bearing 358 degrees 04 minute 6 chains; 
on the north by a line bearing 88 degrees 04 minute | 
8 chains: and on the east by a line bearing 178 de- 
erees 04 minute 6 chains, to the point of. commence- 
ment, having an area of 4 acres 3 roods 8 perches or 
thereabouts ;—be the said several dimensions all a 
little more or less. 


WELBONDONGA Bork SITE. 


Land acquired by Gazette notification of 80th May, 
1906, No. 169, folio 3180. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish of 
Greaves, county of Benarba, and State of New South Wales, 
being measured portion A.W.: Commencing ona north-eastern 
boundary of portion 19, parish of Greaves, at a point bearing 
349 degrees 48 minutes and distant 208,% links from the 
western extremity of a northern boundary of the said portion 
19, 5 chains 28 links in length ; and bounded on the south 
by a line west 799% links ; on the west by a line north 67775 
links ; on the north by a line east 677;'5 links; and on the 
north-east by a line bearing 169 degrees 48 minutes 688;5 
links, to the point of commencement ;—be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less, and containing an area of 
5 acres or thereabouts. 


Witt Bore Sire. 


Land acquired by, Gazette notification of 9th Sep- 
tember, 1904, No. 503, folio 6896. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Warrigal, county of Gregory, and State of. 
New South Wales, being measured portion 28 of 20 
acres,—as shown on plan catalogued G. 1,652-1,907, 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


Wincaptr No. 3 Bore Sirs. 


Reserves Nos. 47,778 from sale and 47,779 from license 
and lease generally, notified by Gazette of 8th’ 
May, 1912. 


All that piece or pareel of land situate in_ the 
parish of Gungalman, county of Leichhardt, and State | 
of New South Wales: Commencing at a point bearing 
36 minutes distant 51 chains 84% links from the 
southernmost corner of portion 28; and bounded ° 
thence on the south by a line bearing 270 degrees 7 
chains 8 links, on the west by a line bearing 360 
degrees 7 chains 8 links, on the north by a line bearing 
90 degrees 7 chains 8 links, and on thé east by a line 
bearing 180 degrees 7 chains 8 links to the point of 
commencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a 
ie more or less, having an area of 5 acres or there-: 
abouts, 


30 Ava., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


Yournpau Born Sirn. 


Jiand acquitted by Gazette notification of 4th July, 
1906, No. 188, folio 8858. 


All that. piece or parcel of land situate in the 
perish of Ularbie, county of Leichhardt, and State of 
New South Wales, being measured portion A.W.: 
Commencing on the northern boundary of portion 4, 
parish of Sussex, at_a point bearing 270 degrees 1 
minute 43 chains 42 links from its north-eastern 
corner; and bounded thence by lines bearing 270 
degrees 1 minute 13 chains 40 links, 292 degrees 36 
minutes 42 chains 764 links, 90 degrees 30 chains, 58 
degrees 224 minutes 21 chains 864 links, 90 degrees 2 
chains, and 175 degrees 22 minutes 28 chains, to the 
point of commencement ;—hbe the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less, and having an area of 
66 acres 3 roods 22 perches or thereabouts. 


Yowir Bore Sire. 


‘Land acquired by Gazette notification of 21st Sep- 
tember, 1910, No. 148, folio 5179. 

All that piece or parcel of land situated in the parish 
of Yarragoora, county of Leichhardt, and State of New South 
Wales, being a measured portion of 5 acres : Commencing on 
the south-eastern boundary of portion 60, parish of Yarra- 
goora, at its intersection with the south-western side of the 
reserved road 5 chains wide running through that portion ; 
and bounded thence on the north-east by a line bearing 142 
degrees 6 chains ; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 
225 degrees 8 chains 397% links ; thence on the south-west by 
a line bearing 322 degrees 6 chains to the south-eastern bound- 
ary of portion 60 aforesaid ; and thence on the north-west 
ee that boundary bearing 45 degrees 8 chains 39.7, links to 
the point of commencement. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed, at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of August, in the year one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME, 


(490) 





GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION—“LIQUOR AOL HL OID 2 
To Ging) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watter Enwarpd Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ by this my 
Proclamation, hereby amalgamate the Licensing Dis- 
tricts of Armidale and Hillgrove from lst Septem- 
ber, 1918;—the amalgamated district to ‘be known as 
Armidale Licensing District; and I do hereby define 
the boundaries of such district to be as follows :— 


ARMIDALS Licensing DistRiocr. 


Counties of Clarke, Fitzroy, Hardinge, and San- 
don: Commencing at the confluence of Blue Mountain 
Creek with the Muddy River or Salisbury Waters; 
and bounded thence by Blue Mountain Creek up- 
wards to the junction of Scrubby Creek; thence by 
the range forming the western watershed of the latter 
creek southerly, via the Blie Mountain:to the Bald 
Knob; thence by the range forming the northern 
watershed of Grose Creek westerly to the western 
boundary of the parish of Eastlake, county of San- 
don; by the western boundaries of that parish and 
parish of Mihi generally northerly to Salisbury 
Waters; by those waters downwards to Saumarez 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the south-east cor- 
ner of portion 123, parish of Butler; by the southern 
boundary of that parish and parish of Elton gene- 
rally westerly to the Rocky River; by a line west to 
its left bank; by that bank of that river and the left 
bank of the Bundarra or Gwydir River downwards to 
Roumalla Creek; by that creek upwards to the north- 
east corner of portion 57, parish of Stonybatter, 
county of Hardinge; by the northern boundaries of 
‘portions 57, 20, 91, 92, and 21, and a line westerly to 
the north-east corner of portion 121, parish of Chap- 
man; by the north boundary of that portion and por- 
tions 14 and 39 of 700 acres, parish of Stonybatter, 
west to the north-west corner of the latter portion; 
by a line westerly to the north-east corner of por- 
tion 28; by the north boundary of that portion and 
portions 27 and 4 west, the west boundary of the 
latter portion, a line, and the west boundary of por- 
tion 10 south to the south-west corner of that por- 


tion; by a line west to the western extreme of the 
table-land of the Nandewar Range, which divide the 
counties of Hardinge and Darling; by that side of 
the table-land westerly and northerly to a point west 
of the south-west corner of portion 2, parish of 
Drummond; by a line and the south boundary of that 
portion east to Baker’s Creek; by that creek down- 
wards to the north-west corner of portion 10, parish 
of Cameron; by the north boundaries of portions 10, 
37, 85, and 38 east to King John’s Creek: by that 
creek downwards to the Gwydir River; by a line 
east to its right bank; by that bank of that river 
upwards to Abington Creek; by that creek upwards 
to the western boundary of the parish of Abington; 
by that boundary generally northerly to George’s 
Creek; by that creek upwards to the boundary divid- 
ing the county of Clarke from the counties of Gough 
and Hardinge; by that boundary northerly and east- 
erly to the road from Armidale to Glen Innes; by that 
road southerly to the south-western corner of por- 
tion 30, parish of Tubbamurra, cotinty of Clarke: 
by the southern boundaries of that portion, portions 
78, 69, 83, and 38, the western ane. southern boun- 
daries of portion 81, the southern boundaries of por- 
tions 73, 71, and 76 generally easterly, the south- 
western and southern boundaries of portion 99, part 
of the western and the northern boundary of portion 
125 south-easterly and generally easterly to the west- 
ern boundary of portion 100; by that boundary and 
the western boundaries of portions 26 and 45, parish 
of Balblair, southerly, and again the boundaries of 
portion 26. easterly, southerly, easterly, and southerly 
to the Balblair or Aberfoyle River; by that river 
downwards to an eastern boundary of the parish of 
Gil; by that boundary, the northern boundary and 
another eastern bovwndary of that parish southerly, 
easterly, and again southerly to the aforesaid south- 
erm watershed of the Clarence River; by that water- 
shed easterly and south-easterlv to the westernmost 
corner of portion 29, parish of Deughboy, and bv the 
north boundaries of that portion and portion 1 to 
Kangaroo Creek; by that creek downwards; by the 
northern boundaries of portions 30 and 6 and a line 
east to the south-west boundary of portion 36, parish 
of Kangaroo; by that boundary south-easterly to 
Doughboy Creek; by that creek and Guy Fawkes 
River downwards to the range dividing the counties 
of Clarke and Gresham; by thet range south-easteriy 
and the range south-easterly and the range dividing 
the counties of Gresham and Clarke from county of 
¥itzroy southerly to the Spur Range forming the 
boundary between the Land_ Districts of Armidale 
and Grafton; by that Spur Range south-easterly to 
Hyland’s Creek: by that creek and Blick’s River 
downwards, Merchin Creek upwards to a gum-tree 
marked broad-arrow over L.p.B. over 48; by a line 
bearing south 16 degrees 42 minutes west 188 chains 
33 links to the main road from Grafton to Armidale; 
by that road southerly to a south boundary of the 
parish of Allan’s Water, county of Fitzroy; by that 
boundary easterly to Boundary Creek; by that creck 
upwards to its source in the range dividing the 
counties of Fitzroy and Clarke from the counties of 
Raleigh, Dudley, and Vernon; by that range. gene- 
rally southerly to the left bank of the Macleay River ; 
by a line south crossing that river to its right bank: 
by that bank and the Muddy River or Salisbury 
Waters upwards, to the point of commencement, 

In lieu of boundaries of Armidale and Hillgrove 
Licensing Districts, proclaimed 18th November, 1914. 


Signed. and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[952] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17.” 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 

Sir Watrrr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

« the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State. 
and in pursuance of the power and authority vested 
in me by the “Local Government Act, 1906,” and 
the Acts amending the same, do hereby amend, as 
set out hereunder, Ordinance No. 39 under the said 
“Tocal Government Act, 1906,’ as so amended, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


[80 Ava., 1918, 





respecting ‘‘Public Health, Safety, and Convenience ; 
and Nuisances’? applying to Municipalities, as pro- 
claimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 
1908. and subsequently amended, by the insertion of 
the following clause after clause 16:— 


Mortuaries or Funeral Parlours. 


16a. (1) A person shall not use any building or 
portion thereof as a mortuary or funeral parlour, 
within the distance of one hundred feet of any 
dweiling, factory, office, warchouse, shop, school, 
hall, theatre, or other building, except by permis- 
sion of the Council granted as hereinafter provided. 


(2) The Council may grant permission to any 
person to use a building for such purpose within the 
distance aforesaid, subject to the following condi- 
tions :— 


(a) The building proposed to be so used shall be 
a building entirely detached from any other 
building, and shall be constructed in such 
a manner as to be suitable for the purpose 
in view; 

(b) the walls and fioors of such building shall be 
covered with tiles; 

(c) suitable ventilation shafts, carried above the 
walls of the nearest building, shall be pro- 
vided in such building; and 

(d) the building shall conform to such other 
conditions as the Council may see fit to 
impose in the interests of public health and 
convenience. 

(3) The Council shall not grant permission to 
any person so to use a building, unless and until it 
is satisfied that the whole ot the conditions as 
hereinbefore provided, have been complied with. 

(4) The Council may, at any time, withdraw 
any permission granted under this clause, if it is of 
opinion that it is in the interest of public health or 
convenience so to do. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and in 
the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[663] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”? AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. FE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Wartsr Enwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
° the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
tho provisions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation. hereby order that the powers set out in the 
Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such powers cn the Council of the Municipality named 
in such Schedule. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 
of August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


Tavs" OONFRERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WARIALDA. 
(1918-315-139-632). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraphs. Functions. 


Ts The acquisition or erection and main- 
tenance of a town hall, or of any muni- 
cipal ‘building ‘other than those re- 
quired for office purvoses. 

x The construction, establishment, and maim 
tenance within its area of cattle sale- 
yards and abattoirs. 


xr. The construction, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public markets; the regula- 
tion of the holding of public markets; 
the charging and regulation of rents 
and fees for the use of stalls in build- 
ings and places where markets are 
held, and of fees in respect of goods 
and animals brought for sale or sold 
therein. 

The draining and reclamation of swampy 
or low-lying land. 

The establishment and maintenance of 

parks and recreation grounds. 

The provisicn and maintenance of garbage 
destructors, and _ the collection and 
destruction of garbage. 

The provision and maintenance and man- 
agement of public cemeteries. 

The manufacture and supply of electricity. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. 

he provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
and mechanics’ institutes. 

The establishment, maintenance, or sub- 
sidising of public bands or orchestras. 

The rearrangement and beautification of 
the area, and the acquisition of land, 
streets, buildings, &c., therefor, to- 
gether with the sale or lease of land 
or buildings after such rearrangement. 

The carrying out jointly by councils of 
undertakings authorised by the Act, 
for the mutual benefit of their areas, 
and the joint control, regulation, man- 
agement, and maintenance thereof. 

The regulation or prevention of the erec- 
tion of any structure of calico or 
canvas, or other inflammable material. 

xt. The regulation and supervision of the open- 

ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 


XII. 
xIrt. 


XxIV. 
xv. 
XXI. 

XXVI. 


Xxx. 


XXXII 


XXXIV. 


XXXVI. 


XXXIX. 


xt. ‘The regulation and supervision of the 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 

xtv. The regulation and control of the solicita- 


tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose, 

Te The regulation and collection of fees for 
the agistment of animals on commons 
or other lands under the control of 
municipal councils. 

LI. The regulation of the interment of the 
dead, with power, subject to the Go- 
vernor’s approval, to prohibit burials 
in any cemetery or land in any case 
where such course appears to the Coun- 
cil to be necessary for the prevention 
of the pollution of any water supply, 
or for the better protection of the 
health of residents in the neighbonr- 
hood of such cemetery or land. [1103] 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 


W.E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

Sir Watter Kpwarp Davinson, the Governor of the 

3s _ State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in’ the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the “Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, and with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, declare that the National Work, known as the 
Flood Gates over the Clybucea Creek, on the road 
Kempsey to the Macleay River Heads, within the 
Shire of Macleay, and described in the Schedule 
hereto, which was declared a. National Work by pro- 
clamation published in the Government Gazette, No. 
213, of 14th December, 1917, which proclamation was 
altered by proclamation pnblished in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, No, 55, of 3rd May, 1918, .is. hereby 


30 Avza., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


4325 





handed over permanently to the Council of the Shire 
of Macleay to be hereafter managed, controlled, main- 


tained, and administered by such Council; and do | 


hereby, in pursuance of the powers given in section 
198 of the said ‘‘Lcecal Government Act, 1906,’ as so 
amended, rescind the aforesaid proclamations pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, No. 213, of 14th 
December, 1917, and No. 55, of 38rd May, 1918, re- 
spectively. 
[1918-14-205-276] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 
of August, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 


Situated within the Shire of Macleay, county of 
Dudley, and extending across the Clybueca Creek 
from the parish of Clybucca to the parish of Cooroo- 
bongatti, lying on the western side of Main Road 
No. 117, Kempsey to Grafton, via Macksville. The 
main structure is of conerete, with five piers 3 feet 
wide, forming four flood openings, each about 7 feet 
wide by 6 feet high, and two each about 7 feet wide 
by 5 feet high. The gates are of timber, hinged to 
a 12-inch by 12-inch longitudinal girder, opening 
automatically down stream. [1071] 


—_— ae 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


e 


PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 


W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, by virtue of 
the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts amending the 
same, do hereby proclaim that the fact that the elec- 
tion of Robert James O’Brien, Esquire, on the 3rd 
day of August, 1918, to fill the extraordinary vacancy 
in the Council of the Municipality of Bombala, caused 
by the resignation of Robert Elliott, Esquire, a mem- 
ber of the said Council, was not held within the time 
prescribed does not invalidate the said election. 
[1918-160-84-77 | 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 
of August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[1123] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.s.) 
W.E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
pursuance of the power and authority vested in me 
by the “Local Government Act, 1906,’? and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out here- 
under, Ordinance No. 39, applying to Municipalities, 
proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 
1908, and subsequently amended. 
Clause 34 of the Ordinance is omitted and the 
following clause is inserted in lieu thereof :— 
Poultry not to be kept within certain distance from dwelling-house. 


3a. The occupier of any premises situated with- 
in the Municipalities of Ashfield, Bexley, Erskine- 
ville, Manly, Mosman, Newtown, or Redfern 
shall not on such premises keep, nor allow to be 
kept. live poultry within the distance of twenty- 
five feet from any dwelling-house. 
[1918-157-102-71 ] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteenth day 
of August, 1918. 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[690] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


| provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
| as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 











“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





Notirication oF RecEIPT or APPLICATIONS BY 
Cotuncins FoR ADDITIONAL Powers. 


IS f£xcellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of the 
1906,”’ 


applications under section 110 of the said ‘Local 
Government Act, 1906’? as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under 
the names of the said Municipalities and Shire re- 
spectively. 


Any number of ratepayers of the respective arcas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roli, not less than one-sixth of the 
ratepayers) may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after tho date of this notification, to direct thas 
a poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken 
on the question whether the powers applied for shall 
be conferred on the respective Councils. Any such 
petition should be sent under cover to the Minister 
administering the said Local Government Acts, and 
must comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 


thereunder. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 





ScHrDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF MURWILLUMBAH 


(1918-260-233-408). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the 
particular power may be acquired, and the power 
for which the Council has made application as pre- 
scribed in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature OF ADDITIONAL Powkzr APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. Function. 
x. The construction, establishment, and main- 
tenance within its area of cattle sale- 
yards and abattoirs, 





APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF WENTWORTH 
(1918-320-136-642). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticnlar powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (6), are set out hereunder ;— 


NATURE OF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Functions, 


The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of water supplies, with reticu- 
lation, if required. 

The construction, maintenance, and opera- 
tion of passenger ferries and public 
punts. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. : 

The regulation of buildings, balconies, 
verandahs, or other structures abutting 
on or extending over any public place, 
and the removal thereof. _ 

The regulation and supervision of the 
opening up of streets or roads for the 
laying of pipes, construction of tun- 
nels, or other purposes; the regulation 
of the laying of wires or cables under 
or over or through tho roads or streets 
of the area for the transmission of 
electricity; and the making of a 
charge for damage resulting therefrom. 

The regulation and supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for sale, con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by car- 
case or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 
removal of other meat and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse. 


Paragraphs. 
lil. 


Vi. 


<XVI. 


XXXV. 


XL. 


XLII. 


4326 





The regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and. the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front, of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon. 


XUILII. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF WAUGOOLA 
(1918-89-163-507). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder : — 


Naturg or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Paragraph. Function. 
ie The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the area 
(subject to the approval of the night- 
soil depot by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the village of 
Woodstock, with boundaries as fol- 
low:—All that portion of land starting 
at a point on the western. building line 
of West-street, Woodstock, at the inter- 
section of the northern building line 
of North-street ; thence by the northern 
building fine of North-street in an 
easterly direction for a distance of 59 
chains 60 links; thence by a line bear- 
ing south 4 chains 50 links; thence by 
a line bearing north-east being the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


northern building line of Noyeau-street, - 


a distance of 22 chains; thence by a 
line bearing south 112 chains; thence 
by a line bearing west 84 chains; thence 
by a line bearing north 23 chains; 
thence by a line bearing west 1 ‘chain ; 
thenee by a line bearing north: 66 
chains; thence by a line bearing east 2 
chains 50 links; thence by a line bear- 
ing north 14 chains 450 links, to the 





point of commencement, [1104] 
2 *LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” 


AND 
AMENDING ACTS. ; 





Noxious PuLant. 


E IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
* “the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,”’ as 
amended by suhsequent Acts, has approved of the 
action of the Council of the Shire named in the 
Schedule hereto in declaring, subject to such approval, 
the plant named in such Schedule to be noxious within 


‘Its area. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
. Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 





SCHEDULE, 
SHIRE OF GOOBANG 
(1918-83-180-172). 


Inula graveolens, commonly known as ‘‘Stinkwort.”’ 
[1102] 





APPOINTMENTS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS: Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of 


Sergeant Third Class George Francis Cronin, sta- 
tioned at Warialda, being.appointed as an In- 
spector of Weights and Measures, in accordance 
with the provisions of the ‘‘Weights and Measures 
Act, 1915,” and the ‘‘Weights and Measures 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’’—to take effect from the 
Ist August, 1918, vice Sergeant Second Class R. 
Fraser, transferred. % 


[30 Ava, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


Daniel Andrew Bartley, of Goolagong ; 

James Job Brokenshire, of Lydiard-street, Ballarat, 
Victoria ; ue 

Joseph Gibson Hoare, of Fair View, Tallong; | 

James Frederick Mayger, of Morella, via Hermidale ; 

Gordon Eardley Toose, of Bellbrook,—Ksquires, and 

Colonel Albert George Farr, Deputy Comptroller, 
Department of Repatriation, Sydney. 

Roland Clarence Atkinson, Department of the Attor- 
ney-General and of Justice; 

Layton Ironside Williams, Department of the Attor- 
ney-General and of Justice; 

Ernest John Etherton, Department of the Attorney- 
General and of Justice; | 

Norman Finlay Shaw, of Ravine; ' 

Charles Christopher Coleman, of Wyoming, 
wich-road, Greenwich,—Hsquires. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Green- 








CORRECTION, 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


IN the list of appointments to the Commission of the 
Peace, notified in Government Gazette, No. 104, of the 
98rd instant, the name 
John Spencer Bowman, of Military-road, Guildford, 
should read John Spencer Bowman Bacon, of 
Military-road, Guildford. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 











PROMOTION, 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 


Inspectors Third Class Arthur Lewis, James Coch- 
crane Doig; and Harry Drew being promoted to 
the rank of Inspector of Police, Second Class,— 
from the Ist August, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





APPOINTMENT. 
COLORIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
thhe Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officer being appointed an 
Inspector under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 12), 
viz. ;— ; 


First Class Constable Theodore Robert Schumacher, 
stationed at The Rock,—-as from 15th August, 
1918, vice Constable W. ©, Reid, transferred. 


[E.M. 476] 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the In- 
spector-General of Police concurring, has approved of 
the undermentioned Police Officers being appointed as 
Inspectors under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,”’ and the 
“Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915,” viz. :— 


Constable Cedric Villiers Gentle, stationed at Unver 
Horton,—as from 26th July, 1918, vice First Class 
Constable P. S. Jeffrey, transferred. 

Third Class Sergeant William Henry McMinn, sta- 
tioned at West Maitland,—as from Ist August, 
1918, vice Constable Murray, transferred. 

Constable William Charles Cook, stationed at Willow 
Tree,—as from 22nd July, 1918. 


[E.M. 482] 








HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the In- 
snector-General of Police concurring, has approved of 
the appointment of 


First Class Inspector William Patrick Bannan, as 
Inspector of Magazines and Inspector under the 
‘“Inflammable Liquid Act,.1915”’ at Broken Hill, 
—as from 2Ist July, 1918, vice Superintendent 
Milier, transterred. \ 


[E.M. 485] J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, 


30 Ava., 1918.] 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Ixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Eric Lyle Killen, Esquire, to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Nymagee, to act only during the 
absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a further 
period ‘not exceeding six: months,—from the Ist 
September, 1918. 7, 1 


THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Sub-Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for 

the Licensing Districts preceding their names, from 
the dates specified, viz. :— 

Metropoiitan—Sergeant Allan Webster, stationed at 
Glebe, vice Lobban,—from 17th August, 1918; 
Sergeant John Joseph Walsh, stationed at Suther- 
land, vice Strachan,—from Ist August, 1918; 
Sergeant Thomas Scott, stationed at Petersham, 
vice Littlejohn,-—from 3rd August, 1918; Inspector 
yohn A. Fowler, stationed at No. 4 (George-street 
North) Police Station,—from Ist July, 1918. 

Tamworth—Sergeant .Albert Edward Pye, stationed 
at Nundle,—from the 12th August, 1918. 

Inverell_Sergeant Henry Matthew Flick, stationed 
at Inverell, vice O'Neill, transferred,—from 10th 
August, 1918, 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1, of the ‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’—from the 
dates specified, viz. :—- “il ote 
“Glen Innes—Constable Joseph. William Waters, sta- 
Wee at Glen Innes,—from the 15th August, 
Tenterfield—Constable George Frederick Dennison, 
sea toney at Torrington,—from the 15th August, 
1918. 
_Uralla—Constakle James Lambert, stationed at Uralla 
—from the 15th August, 1918. 
Wagaa Wagga—Constable Thomas Burke, stationed at 
_  Uranquinty,—from the 17th August, 1918. 
Junee—Uonstable Sidney ©. C. C. Phemister, stationed 
at Matong,—from the 16th August, 1918. 
Lmmavilie—Constable Thomas Ingram Courtney, sta- 
hs tioned at Emmaville,—from the 9th August, 1918. 
Wagga W agga—Constable Theodore Robert Schu- 
macher, stationed at The Rock—from the 15th 
August, 1918. 





JOHN GARLAND. 


ee Mr 
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
“annointment of dd tl 
Mr. R. R. Carrington, Senior Shorthand-writer, Par- 
hamentary Reperting Staff, as Second Shorthand- 
writer, Parliamentary Reporting Staff, and of Mr. 
T. W. Spencer as Shorthand-writer, Parlia- 
mentary Reporting Staff; and also of the promo- 
tion of Messrs, A. Kay, R. Asher, and EK. G. M. 
Baker, Shorthand-writers, Parliamentary Report- 


ing Staff. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 





Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep, to travel from the Pastures Protection 


[1419] 


Districts named, viz. :— 
BrovuLer. 


Mr. F. E. Mater, of Muckenboura, via Nelligen. 
{1918-6,193-68 P.P. | 


. Carcoar. 
Constable First Class Emanuel. Thomas Cullen, of 
Tuena. 
£1918-6,210-397 P,P] 
' Munger. 


Mr. William R. Jones, of Rylstone. 
[1918-6, 307-332 P.P. | 4 


__W. C. GRAHAME, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


= SSS 





[1413] Department of Agriculture, 
’ tock and Brands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898.” 
Ny OTICE is hereby given, for public information, 
| that the undermentioned gentlemen have been 
duly elected Trustees of the following Commons, to 
hold office for the unexpired period of three years 
from January, 1916, viz, :— 


Bownka. 
Mr, Patrick Maloney, vice Mr. Phillip Lamph, re- 
signed. 
[1918-403-10 Com. ] 
IVANHOE, 


Mr. Milton Squire, vice Mr. D. Williamson, resigned, 
[1918-391-48 Com. ] 
Martone. 

Messrs. George Baker and William F. Regan, vice 
Messrs. W. 8. Justice and H. ©. Roberts,’ re- 
signed, 

[1918-400-70 Com. | 

Rockey. 

Geo. B. Byrnes, vice Venerable Archdeacon 

McGrath, deceased. 

[1918-399-99 Com.] - 


Mr. 


W. C..GRAHAME., 


“PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912,” 


T is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the land described in the Schedule is, 
with the consent of the Governor, dedicated under 
section 81 of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” as.a 


public highway. 
R. T. BALL, 


Constructing Authority. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 27th August, 1918. 








& DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of -land containing by 
admeasurement 1 rood 1 perch or thereabouts, inclu- 
sive of reserved road, being part of measured portion 
2, situate in the parish of Turrawan, county of White, 
and State of New South Wales, be the hereinafter 
mentioned several dimensions a little more or less: 
Commencing on the south-west boundary of portion 2, 
parish of Turrawan, county of White, at a point 
bearing 322 degrees 2 minutes, and distant 14 chains 
171 links from the southernmost corner of that por- 
tion; and bounded on the south-west by that, boundary 
bearing 322 degrees 2 minutes’5 ‘chains 86 links to the 
left bank of the Namoi River; on the north-west by 
that bank and river upwards to a point bearing 31 
degrees 38 minutes 33°2 links; on the north-east by a 
line bearing 128 degrees 5 minutes: 1 chain 90 links; 
and again on the north-east by a line bearing 152 
degrees 35 minutes 4 chains 20°3 links, to the point 
of commencement. 

[R. and B. 1918-8-530] [1307 } 





[1316 } Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 30th. August, 1918. 


T is-hereby notified, for general information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the. ‘‘Parla- 
mentary Electorates and Elections Act, 1912,’’ His 
Excellency the Governor, with ithe advice of the 
Kixecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
abolition of Sydney as a polling-place outside and for 
the Hlectoral Districts of Murray and Upper Hunter. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 








[1317] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918.” 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“Parlia- 
mentary lHlectorates and Elections Act, 1912,” 
Mascotte has been appointed as a polling-place for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral District of 
Murray. 


It is further notified, that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the aforesaid Act, the undermentioned poll- 
ing-places, appointed for the Electoral Districts stated, 
shall hereafter ‘be known by ‘the designation set 
opposite each, viz. :— 


Electoral District. Polling-place. Designation, 
Clarence ae ... King’s Oreek »» .... Lower Lawrence. 
Darling Harbour... Fort-street_ —_ .... Gipps. _ 
Lismore ne sxe Webster’s Creek... Wadeville 


GEORGE W, FULLER. 


4328 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 


(30 Ava., 1918, 





11095] 


“THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


HE following list of theatres and public halls, to 
which the provisions of Part II of the ‘‘Theatres 


and Public Halls Act, 


published for general information. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 





Loe ality. 
43 Wentworth-avenue. 


Name of Hall. 
social Democratic 
League Hall. 
Standard Theatre: also 
known as the “Little 
Theatre.” 
St. David’s Hall 
St. James dallas... 
St. John’s Parish Hall 
St.-Patrick’s Iall .... 
SE Phu piSeeallve cs 5 
Temperance Hall ..... 
Theatre ‘Royal......: - 
Theosophical Hall 


Sydney, 80th August, 1918. 


Castlereagh-street. 


Arthur-strect. 

Phillip-street. 
Darlinghurst-road, 
Harrington-street. 
Grosvenor-street, 
Chureh-street, Camperdown. 
Castlereagh-street. 
Tlunter-strecet, 


1908,’’ have been applied, is 


Chief Secretary. 


ScuEDULE. The Palladium (now Pitt-street. 
CITY OF SYDNEY. known as The 
Strand). 


Name of ILall. 


Adelphi Theatre (now 
known as the Grand 
Opera House). 

Alhambra Hall 

Australian Picture Pai- 
ace 

Basement, 
Palace. 

Baumann’s Hall 

Broadway Picture Hall 


weer eer ene ee rere 


Crystal 


eeeceeve 


Catholic Club Hall 
Christ Church Parish 
Hall. 
Club Hall 
Colonial Theatre 
Concordia Hall... 

Criterion Theatre 
Crown Amusement 
Palace. 
Crown Picture Gardens 
Crystal Palace, The ... 
Crystal Palace, “The 
Annexe.” 
Crystal Palace, 
Arcade. 
Empire Picture Hall.. 
Empress Theatre 
Exhibition Building .. 
Federation Hall 
Glaciarium Hall 
Globe Picture Theatre . 
Grand Central Hall 
(Oxford Hall). 
Grand Theatre ...... Se 
Haymarket Theatre .. 
Her Majesty’s Theatre 
Highland Society’s Hall 
Hippodrome .......... 
Holland House 
Hyde Park Dancing 
Academy. 


The 


eeeeee 


eeceece 


Castlereagh-street. 
George-street. 
Goulburn-street. 


poaatys Tivoli Theatre .... 3. 


‘Town! Ela Lies aie ey, 


Castlereagh-street, Haymarket. 
Crades™ Hallie. . se 


George-street, Haymarket. 

corner Liverpool-street 
Wentworth-avenue 
George-street. 


and 


162 Pitt-street. 
George-street West and 

Mountain-street. 
Castlereagh-street. 
Pitt-street. 


142 Oxford-street. AS 
George-street. 
Elizabeth-street. 
Pitt-street. 

Crown-street. 


George-street, Camperdown. 
George-street. 
George-street. A 


George-street. 


Oxford-street. 
George-street. 
Prince Alfred Park. 
xrosvenor-street. 
849 George-street. 
George-street. 
Liverpool-street. 


232-4 Pitt-strect. 
George-street. 

Pitt-street. 

Phillip-street. 
Manning-square, Haymarket, 
Wlizabeth-street. 

41 William-street, 


Hyde Park Skating Rink Yurong-street. 


Hall. 
King’s Theatre (The). 
Leigh House ... 


Leigh House (No. 2 
Hall). 
Lyceum (Hall :.¢ 2... 
Lyric Theatre 
Majestic Picture The- 
atre. 
Mechanics’ 
Hall. 
Methodist School Iall 
National Amphitheatre 


Institute 


New York Picture 
Theatre. 
No: dy Stary (Surry) 
Pictures. 
Oddfellows’ Temple, 


Nos. 1 and 2 Halls. 
Palace Theatre ....... 
Piccadilly Theatre . 
Presbyterian Hall .... 
Princess Theatre ..... 
Protestant Hall ...... 


Queen’s Halli. . ose 
Queen’s Hall (small 
hall). 


Railway Institute Hall 
Royal Roller Rink .... 


School of Arts Hall ... 


Harris-street. 


e+e. 20d Castlereagh-street. 


233 Castlereagh-street. 


Pitt-street. 
George-street. 
Uiverpool and Nithsdale sts. 


Argyle-street. 


Flinders-street. 
Castlereagh-street. 
George-street North. 


Crown-strect. 
Hlizabeth-street, 


Pitt-street 

128-180 Pittst. 
Palmer-strect. 

835 George-street. 
Castlereagh-street, 
Pitt-street. 
Pitt-street. 


Devonshire-street. 

Royal Agricultural Society’s 
Grounds, Moore Park. 

Pitt-street. 


Brookvale 


Trades’ Hall! (No.2)i-: 
Grand United Order of 
Oddfellows’ Tall. 
Victoria’ Hall mee" ee, 
YiMIGVA, Hanae, 
Y.W.C.As* Hallie: 


Goulburn and Dixon strects. 
3828 Castlereagh-strect. 


Pitt-street. 
Pitt-street. 
Castlereagh-street. 





SUBURBS OF SYDNEY. 


Locality, 
Abbotsford |, taecerieee 
Alexandria 


Annandale) . stevsene. s 


Arncliffe 


eeeeseeeeeece 


Ashfield 


eeeceeoesvneseee 


Auburn eeoeeevneeceoeseee 


Balsam ere pererranieretare 


IBANIESEO WAY Tie clare ste ofthe 
Beeerotuiils ct. betel cis ere 
Belmore .. 


efepdtewe Ne Adon a6 Soon ob 


Bondi 


ey 


Bondi Beach 
TS OLLI Ye cwtoieilelalateatelsl eve) « 


Name of Hall. 
Burgess’ Hall, Spring-street. 


“Dorothy House” Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Annandale Pictures, Johnston- 
street ; 

Colonnade Hall; 

St. Aidan’s Church Tall; 

Ward’s Academy. 

Baker’s Hall; 

Elite Picture Theatre, Baa- 
den-street ; 

Lyrie Pictures, Forest-road; 

Oddfellows’ Hall. 


Ashfield Palace Pictures, 
Liverpool-road ; 

“Castle Theatre,” Liverpool- 
road$ i 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Auburn Picture Palace, North- 
parade 3 

Federal Hall: 

Masonie Hall: 

Queen’s Theatre; 

Town Hall. 

Baimain Theatre, Darling 
and Rountree streets ; 

Chelmsford Hall; 

Central Hall; 

Campbell-street Lecture Hall; 

Ming’s Variety Theatre, Mort- 
street ; 

Oddfelows’ Hall; 

Palace Pictures, Darling and 
Thornton streets ; 

St. John’s School Hall; 

St. Mary’s School Hall; 

Temperance Uall; 

Town Hall; 

Unity Theatre (Picture Tall), 
298 Darling-street 3 

Working Men’s Institute Hall. 

Gruse’s Hall; 

Majestic Hall; 

Town Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 


Belmore Hall; 

Chureh of England Hall, Can- 
terbury-road. 

Christ Church Parish Hall. 

Bexley Picture Palace. 

Bondi Picture Gardens, Bondi- 
road. 

tesidential Cafe. 

Oivmpic Recreation and Picnie 
Grounds Hall; 

St. Matthew’s Hall; 

Town Hall. 


Brighton-le-Sands .... Brighton Hall. 
eoeoevvseeel Empire Hall. 


30 Ava., 1918] 





Locality. 
Burwoodtrece cesses se's 


CAMPSIGT Mie slnicw ca aoste 


Canterbury ‘peeeeeeeee 
Chatswood’ .......... 


x ad ear ead 
4 a 


Chippendale ......... 


Concord “saat. « «ate 


Coogee sane. il 


Cremorne Junction ... 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4329 





Name of Hail. 


Commonwealth Picture Co., 

' Railway-parade; 

Melba Pictures, Mosely-street ; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Campsie Picture Palace, Bea- 
mish and Eveline streets; 

Kia-Ora Hall; 

Royal Pictures; 

St. John’s Parish Hall. 

Town Hall. 


Alhambra Skating Rink Hall; 

Crispe’s Arcadia Picture 
Palace; 

School of Arts Hall; 

The Dreadnought Pictures, 
Victoria-avenue. 

Golden Fleece Kindergarten 
Hall. 

Alfresco Pictures. 

Correy’s Hall; 

Parish Hall. 

Athenrum Hall; 

Coogee Aquarium Hall; 

Ozone ‘Theatre, Carr and 
O’Donnell streets (now 
known as the Boomerang 
Theatre). 

Cremorne Theatre, Military- 
road and Daintry-street. 


Crow’s Nest, N. Sydney Queen’s Theatre. 


CLOVAOM ads car sare aa 
Croydon Park .......«. 
DaGey VuLeW ies < ssereieje 57h 
Darlimghurst,.. «<4 96 


Darling tom Wee -:.a'<16 4's 


Drummoyne .......«- 


DUNUdAS mie slostsle «ac e0 
Hast Hills. scies «ete 


Sy! geen 


Eastwood. ....ccccccce 


ENMOre Tee. Feat ee oe el: 


Epping eooeeesee eo eee 
Erskineville ....---+- 


Five Dock ......esee- 
Gladesville ...cccceve 
GleDGyyeinwe > cos seccvece 


Gore Hill ree 


Granville eoceoseeeees 


Haberfield .......-ce. 
Hornsby eoeeeveeeoeneoe®@ 


Hunter’siy bl tiara ctsesret= 


Hurstville; cere enc suiee 


The Arcade Hall. 
Croydon Picture Palaee. 
Woodbridge Hall. 
Dacey Picture Theatre. 
King’s Cross Pictures. 
Surreyville Hall; 

Town Hall. 


Broadway Picture Show, 


Bridge-street ; 
Clare’s Skating Rink, Bridge- 
street ; 
Masonic Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Skating Rink, Lyons-road. 
Town Hall. 


Masonic Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Parish Hall; 

School of Arts Hall, Blax- 
land-road ; 

Town Hall. 

Stanmore Theatre, Stanmore- 
road, 

School of Arts Hall. 

Coronation Picture Paiace, 
IXing-street. 

Chelmsford Hall; 

Town Hall (also known as 
School of Arts Hall). 

Chureh of England Hall; 

KKramer’s Hall; 

Woodford Hall. 

Glebe Wheatre, Glebe Point 
road; 

Record Reign Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Masonic Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Castle Picture 'Theatre ; 

Columbia EHall; 

Granville Pieture Palace, 
Railway-parade ; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Haberfield Model Pictures, 
Ramsay-road 3 

School of Arts Hall. 

Hornsby Amusements (Ltd.), 
Peat’s Ferry road; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Avenue Grounds Pavilion; 

Men and Boys’ Club Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Homedale Hall, Rowe-street ; 

Hurstville Picture’ Palace, 
Croft’s-avenue ; 

Lindisfarne School Hall; 

Masonic Hall (Small Hall) ; 

Queen’s Theatre; 

Recreation Club: Hall, Wood- 
ville-street. 


No. 107, £0 Aveust, 1918. --2, 








Locality. Name of Hall 


Hurlstone Park ...... Green’s Picture Hall; 
; Hurlstone Hall. 
Kensington .......... Kensington Picture Theatr 
Hastern-avenue ; 
Masonic Hall; 
i School of Arts Hall. 
Killara Sede dw Melcietoe stare Lal). 
Reoogaraly dacs otis ..... Holmeroft Hall; 
Palace of Amusements ; 
Zechabite Hall; 
St. George’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall; 
s Subway Pictures. 
JNuring-Gaign. . 45 abd. 6 Harwood Hall. 
Lakemba .. , Spencer’s Pictures. 


Leichhardt .......... ‘Coronation Theatre, Balmain: 
road 5 
Dancing Academy, Wetherell- 
street ; 


Garrick Pictures, Norton-st. ; 
Marlborough Pictures, Marl- 
borough-street 5 
Second Hall (Library), Town 
Hall; 
-: Town Hall. 
Lewisham ............ Lewisham Pictures, Victoria- 
: street. 
Lidcombe ....... sot vATondia Picture Theatre, 
Joseph-street ; 
Brown’s Assembly Hall; 
Lit eneee Town Hall. 
| & DAY ....eeeeee. Anderson’s Hall; 
Dudley’s hp 
Levitt’s Hall. 
Manly .cessseeeeeeee Arcadia Hall, The Steyne ; 
Britannia Hall, Sydney-road ; 
Eden Summer Garden, South 
Steyne; ; 
Masonic Hall. 
Parochial School Hall, Whist- 
ler-street. 
Presbyterian Hall, Raglan-st. ; 
Reid’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall; 
Skating Rink Hall, South 
Steyne; 
Marrickville Victoria Hall. 
Marrickville ...eeeeee Britannia Theatre, New Can- 
terbury road; 
Church of England Hall 
(Herbert-strect) 5 
Empire Theatre, Marrickville- 
road; 
Federal Hall; 
La Hogue Hall; 
Masonic Hall; 
Oakley Hall; 
St. Brigid’s School Hall; 
Victoria YVictures, Marrick- 


ville-ronad. 
Maroubra. ..........., Dudley’s Picture Hall. 
MaSCOCA si. chyoic ee .e.eee. ASCOt Picture Palace, Botany- 
road; 


Coronation Ifall; 
Dudley Hall, Botany-road ; 
New Hall, Coward-street ; 
Rosebery Rink, Gardener’s- 
Pe: road. 
Middle Warbour ...... (lontarf Pavilion; 
Killarney Pavilion. 
Mona Vale ........- Pittwater Hall. 
Mortdale ...... tite es Mortdale Pictures ; 
Hale’s Hall. 
Mortlake .........-.. Workmen's Institute Tfall. 
Mosman sade cia ke he . Australian Skating Rink Hall; 
Jannon’s Hall: 
Cannon’s No. 2 Wall, off Ma- 
deiong-road 5 
Clifton Gardens Pavillon; 
Masonic Hall, Spit-road ; 
Mosman Kinema ‘Theatre, 
Military-road 5 
St. Clement’s Parish Hall; 
Thompson’s Hall; 
own Hall; 
Town Hall, No. 2 Walt. 
Narrabeen! i... . thn %% Beach Cafe Hall, Collaroy 
Beach ; 
Twieht’s Hall. 
Neutral Bay ......... Southern Cross Picture Gar- 
den. Military-road ; 
4 Warringa Wall. 











4330 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava, 1918. 
Locality, Name of Hall. : L cality Name of Hall, 
NewtOw.a ...c.eeeeee- Amphitheatre, S92 King-street ; Punchbowl Punchbowl Hall. 


North Syduey 


Oatley 
Oatley Bay 
Paddiprgton 


eeee 


Parramatta 


Feakhurst 
Penshurst ...... 
Petersham ... 


csesoceeee 


eevree 


ay’s Bridge Theatre; 

Dispensary Hall; 

Enmore ‘Lheatre, 
road; 

Fuller Theatre, 
road (now known 
Majestic Theatre) ; 

“Hub Picture Theatre,” 218 
King-street ; 

1.0.U.F. Tlall (Wilson-street) 5 

1.0.0.K. Manchester Unity 
Hall (ainmore-road) ; 

Masonie Hall; 

Newtown Picture Palace}; 

Newtown Victoria Theatre, 
Arskineville-road ; 

N.S.W. Railway and Tramway 


Hnmore- 


Erskineville- 
as the 


Recreation Club’s Hall, 

O’Connell-street ; 
Oddfellows’ Hall, (Upper 

Hall), Enmore-road ; 
Prince of Wales Theatre, 


King-street ; 

St. Enoch’s Hall; 

St. George’s Main Hall; 

St. George’s No. 2 Hall; 

Stadium Picture Palace, King- 
street ; 

Town Hall; 

Trocadero I[all; 

Wellington Hall. 

Calliope Hall, Chandos-street ; 

Coliseum Picture Hall, Miller- 
street ; 

Friendly Societies’ Hall; 

Haigh’s Hall; 

Manresa Hall, Carlow-street ; 

Masonic Hall; 

MelIntyre’s Pictures, 
street: 

No. 3 Room, Friendly Socie- 
ties’ Hall; 

Orpheum Picture Theatre, Ai- 
fred and Junction streets; 

Protestant Hall, Alexander- 
SULec. ; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Skating Rink Hall, Miller-st. 

School of Arts Hall. 


Queen's Iall. 


Vive Ways Amusements [fall, 
Glenmore-road ; 

Gymnasium Hall, Victoria 
Barracks ; 

“Hargrave-street Picture Pa- 
Lice” 3 

Olympia Hall, Oxford and 
Dowling streets ; 

Oxford Picture Theatre, Ox- 
ford-street ; 

St. George’s Hall; 

St. Matthias Hall; 

Stadium ; 


Mount- 


s'kown Hall. 


Bennington’s Pictures, George- 
gtreet ; 

Butterfly Theatre, 
worth-street ; 

Globe Theatre, Church-street ; 

Jubilee Hall; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Town Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 


Hodgson’s Hall. 


Audley Pictures, 
street: 

Fmpire Uall; 

Friendly Societies’ Hall: 

Lecture Hall (Town Hall) + 

Olympia Skating Rink Hall, 
Parramatta-road : 

Technical School Hall,Crystal- 
street: 

Town Hall; 


Went- 


Audley- 


Waddington’s Pictures, New 
Oanterbury-road ; 
Waddington’s Pictures, Par- 


ramatta-road ; 
Widcomb Tall. 


ne eee ewe eee 


Randwick :.¢...3..... Hlite Pictures; 


Rockdale 


Rookwood 
combe). 


Rose Bay 


Roseville 


Rozelle ecveeteeeeeseoe 


eecveacseovee 


(see Lid- 


Rushcutters’ Bay 


. Castle Picture Theatre; 


RAG) 2 cies os Bintan « cine 


Sandringham .... 


Sans Souci ........ 


Sefton Park 


South Kensington ... 
St. Peter’s .. 


Sutherland 


Sydenham 
Thornleigh 
Vaucluse . 


Waterloo 


Waverley 


Wiloughby 


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eee 


eters 


ceeee 


Summer Hill .oc% ose 


Sie ve @ 


eeeceeeee 


oer eee reese 


Coronation 


St. Jude’s Hall; 


Coronation Picture Theatre, 
OCleveland-street ; 

Flood’s Hall; 

Lynwood Hall; >» 

Redfern Picture Palace Hall; 

Royal Oak Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Royal Star Pictures, George- 
street ; 

Seed’s Dancing Academy ; 

‘Yown Hall. 


Acme Hal}: - 


‘ 


Imperial Picture - Palace; 
Rocky Point road; 
Municipal Band Hall; 
st. John’s Memorial 

Hall; 


Town Hall. 


School 


Rose Bay Hall, Newcastle; 
street. 

Public Hall. 

Casino Pictures, Darling- 
Sipeeta n= j 

College Hall; 

Great Western Picture Show 


Hall, Weston-rd. and Evans- 


street ; 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall, 
Weston-road ; * 
Rozelle Picture Palace, Dar- 


ling-street ; 
Smith’s Hall; 
St. Joseph’s School Hall; 
St. Paul’s Church Hall; 
Sterland’s Hall. 
Dance Hall, White City; 
The White City; 
Vice Regal Skating Rink. 
North Ryde School of Arts 
Hall; 
Town Hall. 


Clareville Hall; | 
Tincke’s Hall. 


Sans Souci Hall. 
Thomson’s Hall. 
Democratic Theatre. 


Foresters’ Hall; 
Leinster Hall; 
Rechabite Hall; 
Wensley Hall. 


Masonie Hall; 

Victoria Pictures, Lackey-st. 
Lobb’s Hall; 

National Hall. 


Sydenham Pictures. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Town Hall. 


Coliseum, Botany-road ; 

Foresters’ Hall; 

Town Hall; 

Wentworth Hall. 

3ronte Palace Pictures, Leich- 
hardt-street 5 

Hall, Old. South 
Head road, Bondi Junction ; 

Lovett’s Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Skating Rink Hall, Ebley and 
Rattray streets; 

St. Charles’ Hall; Carrington- 
road ; 

Star Pictures, Cowper-street : 

Waverley Hall. 


. Town Hall; 


Willoughby Hall; 
Willoughby Picture Theatre. 


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Locality, Name of Hall Locality i Name of Hall. 
Woollahra e... 7 eaehas Christie’s Hall; Baulkham Hills ...... School of Arts Hall. 
Edgecliffe Hall; Bectric, via Coolamon Bectric Hall. 


Ferndale Academy ; 


bi! Cross . Roman’. Gathoue Rea “STARE ays ee nige 
Parochial School Hall; edgerebong ......... School of Arts Hall. 


N.S.W. Olympic Theatre Beechwood .......... School of Arts Hall. 
(Limited), Old South Head Bega 8th tates, eA ericultural, all; 


road ; 
Oddtellows’ Fall; 
Woollahra Pictures, Oxford 
and Leswell streets. 
Yarra Bay....0o/).%0 Howe's: Hall. 


Bega Picture Palace, Carp- 
street ; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Star Picture Theatre, Carp- 
street. 


Belar Creek .......... Belar Creek Hall. 
; Bellambi ............ Bellambi Music Hall. 
COUNTRY HALLS. Bellbird, via Cessnock . Craft’s. Hall. - 
Locality. Name of Hall. Bé@lbLOOR sc 0326 538 .. School of Arts Hall. 


Aberdeen ............ Aberdeen Skating Rink, Main yagetecns he teary Macleay Union Hall 
Northern road; 1ver, 





: : Bellingenieae enn ee .. School of Arts Hall; 
School of Arts Hall; : 
Aberfoyle ............ Aberfoyle Hall. eae a HGRUS 15: os1.5 Perihaied “at age 
: : : : CLIMOM GMa tert Opa eml snaw s . 
Abermain ..:.... 3 on pee eaves Palace; RermGre Rinae-c es ehh " School of Ants Hall. 
Adaminaby .......... School of Arts Hall; . Bemboka ......,..... ioe Ciiine Ti 
Adamstown j........, Public Hall. Bendemeer ........... are’ Hall 
ne ; Bendick Morrell ...... Calare Hall. 
Adelong) wie cccsop eyes poussins Halls Behf. vid Dubbo Peni Hall 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 2 Vid DUDDO | 21. #2 ° tae 
St. Paul’s Parish Hall, Ben Lomond ......... Meee ce ates oie 
Adelong Crossing ..... Assembly Hall. age Springs, via Public Hall. 
aah : : NOBMOLG asa. eee 
Albion Park .33.i33:0. So lage iba Hall; Wieaoer Nar ie School ae Arts Hall. 
Albury ..........+e.. Mechanics’ Institute Hall; Berridale .........--  Gumellows: Hall’ 7 
Oddfellows’ Hall; Berrigan... 3 5552s aie Beau: a aa Hall; 
Olympia (The), Kiewa-street ; ; hae + ‘ i e 
Skating Rink Hall, Kiewa-st.; | Berrima ....... pe As SF aoa ag 
Town Hall. KEL Vaties esis .s6 cere . Berry Skating Rink Hall; 
Alectown ............ Alectown Hall. School of athe Hall. 
Allynbrook ....:..... Parish Hall. foe LSrh ac Ve Sis sue ee - HENS acy 
i itts ¢ i ‘, CRIN OT Ae hase sie eee reise Hall. 
Fay esa ea ig hal reg a riecinucas teanials Peete. eee School of Arts Hall. 
H eHA 1) (Oftechic Halle &: Bibbenluke ........... School of Arts Hall. 
holes Péiiberance Hall. BG I Meated eg School of Arts Hall. 
ANled00!: sacisscset: School of Arts Hall. Bilambil .........+--- Bilambil Hall. 
: Billimari, via Cowra Public Hall. 
Appin ............... Assembly Hall. anes : 
Apple Tree Flat ...... Assembly Hall. Billinudgel .:....: «+» School oF mes ; 
Aralupmall waves 222 I. bie boeker Halt. 
Graitiah f. <llwel Fsodtee Caen, Billy's Lookout ...... Public Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. Bimbi Srpeiaie Scar uae alate Assembly Hall. ; i 
-Argent’s Hill, vid Public Hall. Bingo ie as casa o1yi8 Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Bowraville. JOH eh Neon a ase School ‘of Arts Hall: 
Aridh ‘Park ..:....:.. Public Hall. n : - 
ATMIGAIE iii 25 asends gaulpour Areuente Hall; Bingara ..........s.. Bingara Moving Pictures; 
ympic Hal, Criterion Theatre; 
Page’s Hall, Beardy-street ; Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Roman Catholic School Hall ; Binnaway’..........- Binnaway Public Hall. 
School of Arts Hall; Birriwa, vid Leadville Public, Hall, 
Rata aeth er fi Blackheath ..:.... ... Arcadia Picture Palace; 
soror ee eecececececes shofor all. Public Hall. 
Atihga .....5. 0332. °Reianga,.Hall. Blacktown :.:...dteul. School of Arts Hall. 
Auburn Vale; via In- Public Hall. Blayney jigtins tA d0. Burlington Hall; 
. verell. Drill Hall; 
jet RaW af 1 are pe .. Baan Baa Hall: Town Hall. 
Badgery’s Creek ..... School of Arts Hall. Bodalla’. ©) .iWwkic aw , Bodalla Hall. 
Baerami ..........«.., school of Arts Hall. Bogan Gate .....ccece Bogan Gate Hall. 
BallPVetente ry singe he ideas ad. Boggabilla .....0. eee. Public. Hall. 
Balgownie ........... School of Arts Hall. Boggabri ......se.e005 Alexandra Hall; . _ 
Balldale ............. Balldale Hall. Gleeson’s. Open-air Picture 
Ballina .............. Australian Hall; Show. 
see: AS Bolivia... S0th Jot .. School of Arts Hall. 
Masonic Hall; Bombala ............ Olympia Hall; 
ae Nera Pac page Hall; School of Arts Hall. 
- Mary's Parish Hall. Bongongolong ........ Bongongolong . Hall. 
Balranald ........... Variety Hall. Bonville Soy. PI Bx ' Public. Hall. 
Bangalow ............ Agricultural Society’s Hall; Bookham .......+..+ eae she 
. Tara’s Hall. Boolaroos 24%4..5 5548 . Sulphide Hai, 
Baradine .......:..:. Baradine Hall. Boolaroo Picture Palace; 
Barham ........,...:. School of Arts Hall. Booligal Besta. 
Barmedman ....:..:.. Public Hall. Boom ae i : : i ; ; j : ; : : > : Pioneer Hail. 
Barraba ...:......5., Mechanics’ Institute Hall. Boorala ec oleh et Union Hall. 
Barringun ......:.... Cuffe’s Hall. Booyong. Pearce’s Creek Protestant Hall. 
Barrington ....;..../, Barrington Hall. Bora Ridge, via Coraki Public. Hall. 
Bateman’s Bay -eoves. '* Bayview Hotel” Hall. Borkmbil Meco. det. School. of Arts Hall. 
Bathurst 2.fc¢e- .ese.+ Burlington. Picture Co.’s Hall, Bowrkewmaee 6. Ae G. Die BRAD E: eS 
MASE William-street ; Nitzgerald’s Mali; 
Burlington Pictures; Kitzeerald’s Picture ‘Palace? 
‘Coronation Hall; McPhee’s Hall, Oxley and 
' Masonic Hall: Sturt. streets. 
Oddfellows’ Hall; Bowan) Park? tse: 2 fe: Recreation Ground Hall. 
School of Arts Hall; Rowling Alley Point .. Schofield’s Tall. 
Show Ground Concert Hall: Powel: SEAS ResA. bs . Bowna Mechanics’ Institute 


Batlow -...5..30aftagids Batlow Literary Institute Hall Hall. 


4332 


Locality. 
Bowning 
Bowral 


eoeveesosecee 


Bowraville set. eit. 38. 
Braidwood 
Branxton 


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eeereoceseeeee 


Sreadalbane 
Bredbo 
Breeza 


eee eee eee 
eee reese eee oees 


eee eceeereereeece 


eeeeceece 


Broadwater 

Brocklehurst 
Brocklesby ).°4 25.66 
Brodie’s Plains 
Broke 


@eeeeevrve 


LOOKS sas op ars ataleieire 
IBTOGIYOY 6c oes be ce 
Brungle, via Gundagai 
Brunkerville, via East 
Maitland. 

Brunswick Heads 
Brushgrove ..... 
Buddagower 
Bukkulla 
PUTED sierscic.c ie otk eetete 
Bulla Creek 
Bulladelah 

Bulgandra 

Bulli 


eeece 


eoeeceseeseee 
eeeeeoeeece 


eoecerseeeeee 


Bundancow Wiss ities). 
Bundarrage. 
Bungarby 
Bungendore .. 


ed 


Bungoniaw. ces sciles cle 
Bungowannah 
Bungwahl 
Bunnan Weert: 
Burraga 


Burragate 
Burraja 
Burrawang 
Burrawong 
Burren Junction 
Burringbar 
Burrinjuck 
Burrowa 


eoeeoeeeeeee 


eoveeeeeree 


ee 


Burrumbuttock 
Byrock 
Byron Bay 


eereerereeeee 


Name of Hall. 
Waratah Hall. 


Empire Picture Theatre, Bong 
Bong street; 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Literary Institute Hall. 

Royal Picture Theatre; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Public Hall. 

Drill and Assembly Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Herbert’s. No. 1 
Palace; 

Mechanic’s Institute Hall; 

Paradise Pictures, 

The Albert Hall. 

Brocklehurst Hall. 

Brocklesby Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Allan’s Open-air Pictureland, 
Chloride and Blende sts.; 

Burke Ward Institute Hall; 

Crystal Theatre; 

Druids’ Hall; 

Dryen’s Hall; 

Empire Hall; 

Empire Picture Gardens; 

Hillside Picture Pavilion; 

Johnson’s Open-air Pictures, 
Oxide and Blende streets ; 


Picture 


Johnson’s Pictures, Oxide 
street ; 

Masonic Hall; 

New Masonie Hall; 

Pictureland Hall, Blende 


and Chloride streets; 
Protestant Hall; 
Sayers’ Skating Rink; 
The Quadrangle, Trades Hall; 
Theatre Royal; 
Tivoli Theatre Hall; 
Town Hall; 
Trades Hall; 
Waverley Hall. 
Protestant Hall, 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
McGruer’s Hall. 
Public Hall. 


Brunswick Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Brenan’s Tank Hall. 


-« school of Arts Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Friendly Societies’ Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall. 

Tyler’s Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Bungarby Hall. 

Church of England 
Hall; 

Temperance Hall. 

Progress Association Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Halil. 


School 


. Amalgamated Miners’ Associa- 


tion Hall; 
Gaiety Music Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 


. school of Arts Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. hs 
Burrawong Hall. 


. School of Arts Hall. 


Sehool of Arts Hall. 

Public Hall. 

Guild Hali; 

Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 

Public Hall. 

Commercial Hall. 

Broken Head Progress Asso- 
ciation’s Hall; 

Cooper’s Shoot Hall; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Scotia Hall. Bis < Sik s 


Leeality, 
Cabra nrctowe wee sale 6 « 
Cad iasaaitaonuinis steete-oicis 
Calarie (Forbes) 
Cal Lal 


Cambewarra 
Camden 


Campbelltown .... 
Canbelego 


Candelo 
Cangai. 2 Sees ecmeets 
Canowindra 32. cents a2 
Captain's Wiatinide. << 
Carcoar 
Cardiff 


Cargo 


Caroona 
Carrington) (igere streets 
Carroll err ecaevencteie ete ; 
Casino 


Cassis vis 5te'. se stelew « 
Castlereagh ....... ble 
Catheart’ 2s. si clateeaenee 
Catherine Hill Bay ... 
Cattal een ect acheter 
Cawongla, via Kyogle . 
Central Raleigh ....... 
Central Tilba ....... ; 


Cessnock ....00. scyebie oie 


° 


Chambigne 


Channon, The, via Lis- 


more. 
Charlestown 
Chatsworth 


eecececceoeeees 


eooeeceee 


eeeeerereeeeoe 


Cobar 


eres see eee eee eee 


Coff’s Harbour 
Coff's Harbour Jetty .. 
Coffee Camp ..... EOL 
Coila Turlinjah 
Coldstream, vid Grush- 
grove. 

Coledal ewes ce hae stecree is 
Colinroobie 
Collarendabri 
Collector 
Collie 

Colyton 
Combaning 
Comborah 
Comboyne 


cece eeee 


eeereereeweee 


Come-by-Chance ...... 

Comleroy-road, via Rich- 
mond. 

Condobolin 


Candong (sitive. tele see 
Cookardinia 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [80 Ava. 1918, 





Name of IIall. 
Town Hall. 
Earl’s Hall. 
Calarie Hall. 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Public Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Drill Hall; 
Royal Foresters’ Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Town Hall. 
Hassett’s Hall; 
Levy and Wall’s Picture Show. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Cangai Hall. 
Boyd’s Hall. Hasan 2 
Byrne’s Public Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Cardiff Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Public Hall. BITTY 
Carinda Hall; ; : 
Town Hall. pie 
School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Australian Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Hlite Skating Rink Hal, 
Barker-street ; 
Masonic Hall; 
Sehool of Arts Hall. 
Fitzgerald’s Hall, Green Hills 
Castlereagh Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Wallarah Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall. q 
Raleigh School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall; 
School of Arts, Skating Rink 
Eall. 
Aberdare Hall; 
Amphitheatre ; 
Antarctic Skating Rink; 
Cessnock Hall; 
Empire Picture Theatre; 
People’s Picture Palace, 
cent-street. 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
The Channon Public Hall. 4 


hs 


He 


Vin- 


Literary Institute Hall. 
Good Templars’ Hall. 
Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Clunes Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Empire Pictures, Becker-st. 3 
Masonic Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 

The Stadium. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Publie Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall. 

Public Hall. 


Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Public Hall. 


Empire Hall. 
Colinroobie Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Assembly Hall. 
Assembly Hall. 
Walker’s Hall. 
Recreation Reserve Hall, 
Bland’s Hall. 

Jones’ Hall; 

Union Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 


Grand Central Hall; 

Lachlan Picture Palaces, 
Milby Hall; 
Royal Hall. 
Public Hall. 


Public Hall. 





30 Ava., 1918.) 


Locality. 


Coolac .. 
Coolah . 


Coolamon 


Coonabarabran ......-. 


Coonamble ........5.+. 


Coopernook J......... 
Cootamundra 


COPCED is soleil cies lake axons 
Corndale 
Corowa 


eceere ee eere 


Copeland . 
Copmanhurst 
Coraki 


eorvereee ree sese 


Coramba . 
Corrimal . 


Coutts’ Crossing, Clar- 
ence River. 

Mowlong ........0. dle 

Cowra 


Crabbe’s Creek ....... 
Craboont cc.c ce cette cts 
Craigie 

Cronulla 


Crookwell 


e@eoeeseee od, 


Cudgen 
Culeairn ...... Asie sle ae 
Cullen Bullen ........ 
Cumnock 
Cundletown ....... aes 
Curlewis 


eoeceersreeereoe 


Curlwa 
Currabubula 
Currawarna ....... 
Dalgety ... 


ee ee ey 


Darby’s Falls ........ 
Darlington Point ..... 
Daysdale igs cisjocfo ste 9 
Deepwater ....ccccece 
Delegate ....... 


Delungwray etd iit tocies 
Deniliqulb (27<is'i.)6 sles ¢ 


ee 


DENMAN jrjctels «10 g's cieios 





Name of Hall 
Assembly Hall; 
Commercial Hall; 
New Central Hall; 
Town Hall. 


. Lorne’s Picture Show Hall, 


Cowabbie-strect ; 
Masonic Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Coolongolook Hall. 
Federal Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Sehool of Arts Hall. 
I.X.L. Picture Theatre; 
Mechanics Institute Hall; 
Public Hall. 

Monarch Pictures; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Olympia Pictures ; 
School of Arts Hall; 
St. Patrick’s Hall; 
The Olympia Hall. 
Schoo! of Arts Hall. 


Conkey’s Amphitheatre, Wal- 
lendoon-street ; 

Parish Hall; 

St. Columbas Hall; 

Town Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 


Corndale Hall. 


Border Brass Band Hall; 
Leslie’s Open-air Pictures. 
New Oddfellows’ Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Sehool of Arts Hall. 
3ridge-street Hall; 

Glebe Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Hxcelsior Hall; 

Gordon’s Pictures; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall. 


Temperance Hall. 

Yentennial Hall; 

Centennial Picture Palace; 
Murray’s Tall; 

Palace Theatre, Macquarie-st. 
Crabbe’s Creek Hall. 

Town Hall. 

Public Hall. 


Bayview Hall, Gunnamatta 
Bay; 

Cronulla Picture Theatre, 
Gerrale-street ; 


Museum Hall; 

School of Arts Hall, 

foman Catholie School Hall; 

School of Arts Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Cudgen Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Tall 

School of Arts IIall. 

Leary’s Ifall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Curlewis Hall; 

Monareh Tall. 

New Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Publie Tall. 

Dalgety Hall. 

Sandy Creek Hall. 

Dapto Agricultural Hall; 

Dapto Rifle Club Hall. 

Markham’s Hall. 

Recreation Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Hall, 

School of Arts Hall. 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

School of Arts Hall; 

Supper Room, School of Arts 
Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Lyceum Pictureland; 

Temperance Hall; 

Town Ifall. 

Church of England Parish 


Hall; 
Vall, 


New Public Ogilvie- 
School of Arts Hall, 


street; 


Locality. 


Dignam’ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


gs Creek, via 


Cobargo. 
Dinton Vale ......ecee 


Dora Cr 


Dubbo , 


Dudley 


Dumarecsq 
Dunbible 


Dundce 


Dunedoo 
Dungarubba 


Dungog 


Dungowan 


Dunoon 
Dural 


Mast Bellingen 
Past Gresford 
East Greta 


Kast Ralelgh 
Hastwood 
Hatonsville 


Eden .. 
Elsmore 


Eltham 


Emmaville 


KNmu Plains 
Hnngonia, 


Hpping 


ring. 


Kittrick 


Eugowra 


Eumungerie 


ungai 
Hureka 
Turobod 


Wurunderee ........ 


Euston 


Ewingsdale 
Excelsior 


Exeter 
Failford 


Fairfield 


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ee i 
ee ey 


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eereeaeoree 


eeeeeoeeeesene 


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eeeesee eee esoes 
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cee eee 


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alla Joete et 


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Fairy Meadow ....... 


Federal 


Fernmount 


eeveece eoeevereee 


Fernleigh, via Banga- 


low. 
Fifield . 
Winley . 
Forbes 


Torster 


Frederickton 


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Freeman’s [each, via 
Windsor. 


Gallymont 


Galston 


Ganmain 


Garra . 


Gerringong 


Geurie 


(For 


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Germanton—sece 


Holbrook.) 


Ghinni 
Taree. 


Ghinni, via 








Name of Hall, 
Public Hall. 


Public Hall. a Pe eee 
Federal Hall. 

Empire Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. Wes 
School of Arts Hall. 


Iempire Picture Stadium; 
Masonic Hall; 

Monarch Picture Hall: 
Monarch Picture Show; 
Protestant Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Publie Hall. 

Public Wall. 


Private Hall. 

Lyceum Hall. 

Dungarubba Hail. 

Hlectric Picture Gallery ; 

Victoria Hall. 

1.0.G.1. Ifall. 

Publie Hall. 

Parish Hall. 

Doepel’s Hall. 

Victoria Hall. 

Genge’s Hall (also known as 
Ympire Wall). 

Mechanics’ Institute Fall; 

Prince’s Picture Theatre. 

Publie Hall. 

Walter Hedley Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Tall. 

School of Arts Elall. 

Elsmore Hall. 

Eltham Hall. 

Fraser’s Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall. 

Assembly Fall. 

20man Catholic Wall. 

The Cambria. 

Aldrick’s Hall. 

Publie Hall. 

Publie Hall; 

School of Arts Lfall. 

Chureh Hall. 

Federal Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Tall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Mall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 

Hwingsdale Public Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Failford Hall. 

Crescent Picture Palace; 

Fairfield Picture Palace; 

Latty’s Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Centennial Hall. 

Protestant Hall: 

School of Arts Hall. 

Tyson’s Hall. 

Public Hall. 


Assembly Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Brook’s Picture Palace; 

Olympie Pictures, Templar- 
street : 

Publie Hall; 

Town Hall. 


Regatta Reserve Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Wall. 
School of Arts Lall. 


Mechanics’ Institnte Hall 
School of Arts Hall. 
Federal Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Publie Tall. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall: 

Reynolds’ Fall. 


Public Hall. 


Gilpatteeeeesccccseses Luorn’s Halh 


4334 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Aua., 1918, 


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race anielaf Wall. Leoality. . Nameof Hall. 
Gilgandra ... ran .. Chelmsford Hall; Haye ieee a ..eeeee- Atheneum Hall: 
‘Australian Hall. Convent High School Hall; 
Gilmore (near Tumut) Whatman’s Hall. Yederal Hall; ef 
Girilambone ......... School of Arts Hall. | Newton’s Picture Show; 
Gladstone .......+00: School of Arts Hall. Upkb os Parish Hall. 
Glencoe «,.:......... School of Arts Hall. SVAN UNTO 5 4 Se eA Methodist Hall. 
Glendon .,........s.. School of Arts Tall. |. Hebden aren Setare: 5 ‘Ravensworth Hall. 
GlenIffer. ............ School of Arts Hall. Heddon-Greta ....... Parker’s Hall. 
Glen Tuer ae ate ea ce Amstead's Picture Palace; Helensburgh ......... Centennial Hall; 
Areade Pictures ; Paragon Hall. aor 
Gien Gapie.t xa Bae veh Henty .....si/s38.es..| Austral Grounds Hall; 
Glenorie ‘ re i, : t : ; ail ; School of Arts Hall. | Serger Haws 
pupae “vid South School of Arts Hall. Hermidale, vie Nyngan Public Hall. 
‘afton. aay ae 4 
Cingeesteee te CL tetE. School of Arts Hall. ele es aces: seven bit Hall. 
Goodooga ........... Nelson's Hall. ic key’s Creek ...... Powick’s Hall. 
Goolagong Jeger Publie Hall. Hill nd eee. Royal Ilall. 
Go WA he va bhe ar 4 LAERBEY Ensen Mall, Hillgrove ............ Manchester Unity Hall+ 
r0Olmangar .......... School of Arts Hall. School of Arts Hall. 
fooneliabah pe tk hb. Hable Hall Hillston °.. a6,.er eveeee “Royal Mail Hotel” Hall; 
roorangoola ......... Public Mall. “The Club House Hotel’ Ilall. 
Momlopoe ioc. (eee Gay’s Picture Theatre. Hinton chalet apetemeMaeee ar cre School of Arts Hall. R 
eGnerord os. bre. Gostord Jal : i PAE Mat ate of. ttartiangd’s Etail, "= 
School of Arts Tall. OLDI0OK” Sateen = School of Arts Hall; 
Goulburn ............ Goulburn Picture and Amuse ce St. Patrick’s School Hall. 
pee as tHent POM BODY es Hall ; eee vie West Victoria Hall. 
Masonie Hall; Maitland. 
Mechanics! institute Hall; Home Itule, via Gul- Wyaldra Theatreorium. 
Oddfellows’ Hall: song. 
Salvation Army Lill; Hotse Bios Creek, via Public Hall. 
. Show Ground Pavilion ; Ayogie. 
es Town Fall. : Flowelt ¢14n tt: Sune . Federal Hall. 
Grafton TtAie see ote Criterion Hall: Howlong ‘'../.. sie lee Cchool of Arts Hall. 
Grafton Picttre Palace; Humula 2i 23% sea? «eee. School of Arts Hall. 
Gea elove eal! ee eh aha SB Literary Institute Hall. 
tin a e); adO!s. «sates saneieereuiabo Hall, 
Show Grong Pavilion; ke ets 8 453 ee eesee Criterion Hall. 
Theatre Royal. ngleburn  ....... +... school of Arts Efall. 
Grahamstown ........ Assembly Hall. Inverell .....<... «+ see Empire asi Rink, Camp- 
Gravesend b, a.cheealec Farmers and Settlers’ Hall. P bell-street ; * - 
mreenethorpe ........ Town [all. i Imperial Skating Rink; 
Green Hills .......... Fitzgerald's Hall. Oakwood Hall; : 
Greiets Wat... «see Greig’s Plat Hall. School of Arts Hall; 
Grenfell ..:....08 +3. Masonic Hall: Town IIall. : 
esiclowe Hall; Islington ..sdiabe gate telinaton. Pictarg Show, Beau- 
Royal Pictures; mont-street. 
} ee, Stadium Hall. Jack’s Creek, via Publie Hall. 
MEOSTOTCL seve. «ies sree ++. School of Arts Hail. Willow Tree. 
Greta... ile: aietst ate B Bye Binet ss Hall: Jamberoo ........-.. Sehool of Arts Hall. 
Hatt Steggles’ Hall. Jerangle ....:..s1ie .. Jerangle Hall. 
Griffith, vid Wilbriggie Wonderland Pictures. Jeriiderie@ ...<.eobeeee  mederal Hall; j 
Grong) Grong disks acaba “Commercial Hotel” Hall; Town Hall. 
Ae arn “Royal Hotel’ Hall. Jerriwa, via Gunning School of Arts Hall. 
mildford ...... adhe Vio, Guildford Fall. Jerry’s Plaing ..... ... School of Arts Hall. 
Gulargambone ....... Mechanics’ Institute Hall; Jerseyville sy. vee als School of Arts Hall. 
sh ie eneiis Hall. Jindabyne ...ad6eb¢ . Oddfellows’ Hall. 
GONE ei esisllk. ite Music Theatre : Jindera fats. as¢ze es - School of Arts Hall. 
Prince of Wales Theatre: Tones fisland’ gitasldi.k « A<ingston Hall. 
toman Catholie School Hall; JUTIONS tows cit. es a New School of Arts Hall. 
Town Hall. : q i street: 
Gente ren. emboe BEER OAL Junee .. leks. O14. 1G, eueral Halls Sasnet street ; 
Gunbar webees veeeeeee Gunbar Public Hall. Skating Rink Hall. 
FUUCGS RIE. 5 oh. keh Assembly Hall; Kamaraluete, 22425, ke. Kamarah Hall. 
Pn eee handos 4,200 pA ROD Angus Memorial Hall. 
ralety Hall; a Kangaloon ......56. -. Public Hall. 
ae cle tees at ie Gundaroo Hall. Kangaroo Valley ..... National Hall; 
apathy , via Major’s Public Tall. School of Arts Hall. 
Guindy a Reileral Hall Karun! Sie, aoe ughiee Bucksheram’s Hall. 
v ' YH see eee eee ereecee SOMOS Bie We re 4 ire j Pare 
Gunnedah erisetesi. =< -. Tkin’s Picture Hall: Ratoombary. +. 's4. aa Bpipire ECE foe Mie 
Tana x . : k Kiosk Hall, Echo’ Point; 
Sree estel Unity Tlall; Town Hall 
School of Arts Hall. z at = Ril ; 
Cee an eee ud : all Kembla Heights ...... Repl Heights Reading 
Gund ULIMPOs s- ape b sien = School of Arts Hall ame Te ng? : 
Guyra ee Se devel lose’ Ealioin Kempsey ..+..++++++. Good Templars’ Hall; 
SEAT Apt Act i, Theatre Royal ; 
Hallee ee A Re eos ial e “Ne Victoria Theatre Picture Show, 
Hall's Cupeic ne “Glen Prairie? Han Kendall tereteceeeces School of Arts Hall. 
Manilla , aoa INen uci ste rece Public Hall. 
i : 4 TS OQWWAU cic pauaeke oar sle at . Kew Hall. 
Hamilton .... cesium oe tee ce, stitute Hall; Kiah. via Eden ...... Public Hall. 
. Poet Kiama ~............. Oddfellows’ Hall. 
hibgeryterian Sunday School INIANICINA 2 yo ae ieee . Irwin’s Hall. 
yee ee oe pin Kieraville .,......... Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
fi) ‘ HUE é alace No. 2 | Killabakh :.........). School of Arts Hall. 
H: “4 v1 Ve enyze A 
Pee “aa Gua ; THe ai FGLINSSV OLE ate ae rauele Gan Institute Hall. 
arden) ./2s'.\.f4s «eese.  Wyceum Pictures; ISINGRElA, Gk ses nteneee - Good Templars’ Hall. 
Mechanics’ Institute Halle Sineumber =e". 0 2.6, School of Arts Hall.’ ’: 
; ; St. Columba s Hall. INOORAW ALINE sombre ats Kennelly’s Hall; 
Targraves ..... fee. Ep es Hall: MOetMNgal es | tes ees Public Hall. 


Harwood Island ....,. Water Brigade Hall, * | Krambach .,.....,.., Gallagher’s Hall. 


30 Ava, 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


4335 





" Locality. 
Kurri Kurri 


Kyogle ural sleia' slate late 
Lake Cudgellico , secepe 
Lambton ~ 


Lansdowne 

Largs j,..0<. 
Laurieton — 
Lavington vas ee esis F sis 
DG Wreice aware sensi 
Lawson .,... 


T.eeton 


ey 


F 


Leadville. 


(eee eneccvece 


Leevilieas ce seas Stee 


Leigh (near Dorrigo) 
LegGa teu wias' se Hi 9h 
i ‘Lightning Ridge Ste 
Linton (Temora) , 4 
ISMOTO  pesct see 


Lithgow 


Liverpool 


Llangothlin .......... 
Lochiel ... 
dochinyvar 


seeesecece 


‘ 
eoeeeet ose 


eee bart acide Rae 
Long Cree .....+++-> 


Lorne 
JOSLOGK Gar cct «ste nis e'e sia 
Lower Bucca Creek .. 
Lower Dungowan ..... 
Lower Portland ...... 
Lower South Arm. Bel- 
linger River. 

Lower Quipolly eb eess 
Lower ‘Taylor’s Arm, 
.. Nambucca River, 
‘Lowesdale . 


TMCKNOW: yo. s:r0 p04 o's « 
Luddenhdm .:....5-s- 
LAYOGLITVESE, os 2.6 apace 
IMAGKSVIHG sais ca ere 


Maclean .. 


@aeoveecece 


Major’s Creek stp eceee 


Mallanganee ......... 

Mallee Plains, near 
Wyalong. ~ 

Ma MOG TA peg c susneiace 

Manlldra Uinss:caacee « 

Manilla ... 


eecesesoovece 


Marengo. .inag SG ny 
Markwell .. he 
Marrarae eee sees 
Marsdens.i. ei .d.te. 
Martinsville ... 
Marulan .... 


ee ee tesewe 


ee eee 
estes teens 


Mathoura 
Matong ... 


Name of Hall, 


Central Hall (The) ; 
Wmpire Hall; ; 
King’s ._Hall; 

Miners’ Picture Palace ; 
Royal Picture Stadium. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall. 
Coronation Hall; 
Empire Hall; 

Stokers’ Hall: 

Tiplady’ s Hall. 


- School of Arts Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Newton Hall (also known as 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall). 


Enterprise Hall and Skating 


Rink ; 
McEachern’ s Open-air Picture 
Show ; 
New School of Arts Hall, 
Mason’s Hall. 
.Leeville Hall. 
Public Hall. 
St. Alban’s School Hall, 
Imperial Hall. 
Linton Hall. 
Federal Hall; 
Hibernian Hall; 
Masonic Hall; © 
Richmond Hall; 
Windsor Gardens 
Palace. ; 
Convent School Hall; 
Council Hall; 
Colosseum ; 
1.0.0.F:, M.U., Hall; 
Protestant Hall; 
Trades Hall. 
Liverpool Picture Palace; 
Town Hall, 
School of Arts Hall. 
Lochiel Tall. 
Roman Catholic School Hall; 
School of Arts Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Adams’ Hall; y 
Public Hall. 
Lorne Hail. 
Lostock Hall. 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall, 
Public Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Newry, Hall. 


Picture 


Quipolly Hall. 
Public Hall. | 


Publie Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Temperance Hall. — 
Lyndhurst Publie Hall. 
Friendly Societies Hall. 
3urns’ Memorial Hall; 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Major’s Creek Recreation 
Pavilion. — 
Mallanganee Public Hall. 
Mallee Plains Hall, — 


Mandurama Hz ul. 

Public Hai. 

Brown’s 
Show: 

Mechanics’ Institute Ilfall: 

Mechanics’ “Picture Palace 
(open-air). 

Sly’s Picture Palace. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

_Marrar Hall. 

Town Hall. 

Literary Institute Hall. 

Oddfellows’ -Hall: 

School -of Arts * Hall. 

Shire Hall. 

Ashbridge Hall: 

School of Arts Tall. 


Open-air  Pieture 





_Sloree - 











Licality, 

Mayfield, via Newcastle 
MeDonald’s Creek, via 
Mudgee. F 
McLean’s Ridges, 
Wollongbar. - 


via 


. Meerschaum Vale .... 


Menangle ... 
Menindie .... 
Merewether 


Merimbula 
Merriwa 
Merrylands 


Methul, via Coolamon 
Miandetta, vid Nyngan 
Michelago 
Milby ...4 
Miller’s Forest 
Millthorpe 


ee 


eee eerseeses 


Milparinka 


NITIEON ae trade cc teucle ohs 4 
Mimosa, via. Temora .. 
AVE TTY TIDE easiest oeareiats ayehe i ake 
Minto 
Mirrool 
Mitchell’s Island .... 
Mittagong 
-Moama 
INS OS OBeiers ie Gus) =. a ties senha’ 
NMOION GE. +s + sicle a tete 
Monteagle ......«e8ss 
Moombooldool, via Ba- 
rellan. 
Moonan Brook ...,... 
Moonan HWiat» .....9, 
Moor Creek, via <At- 
tunga. 
Moor Creek (near Tam- 
worth). ‘ 
Moorland 


Morongla ‘Creek 
Morpeth 


ose ee ee erases 


Morrisset 
Mornya 


| 


Moss Vale 
TNLOSS RUG | ele se ehskactaseve 
Moulamein 
Mount ,Dayid 
Mount Druitt 
Mount Gwynne .. 
Mount Hope wecniewa. 
Mount Hunter. c<:- <..- 
VEOUMIGE ISG te a ieee ea 
Mount Kembla ....... 
Mount Russell ...:.... 
Mount Victoria 
Mudgee 


eeeeae 


eee eee eres eene 


\Inlbring 
Mulgoa 

Mullaley 
Mullumbimby’..... 


ee ey 


Mullumbimby Creek Bt 
Mulwala } 
Mumbil’ JERR werk tn - 
Mumbledool 
Mundooran 


eee ee ee ene 


Mungind? ice badd .w.ick 
Murga 
Murrah 


i ee ey 


Name of ball, 
Church of England Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 


Public Hall. 


Public Hall. ‘\. 
School of Arts Hall. . 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall 
McCloskey’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Carrington Hall. 

School of Arts Hall; 
Drill Hall; 

Town Hall. 

Methul Hall: 

Public Hall 

Michelago Hall. 

Milby Hall. 

Oddtellows’ Hall: 
Blackmore’s Hall; 
Millthorpe Hall. ~ 
Milparinka Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Bagdad Hall. 
Kitheridge’s Hall; 

Peel’s Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 


. Lublie Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hail. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Annett’s Hall. 

School of Arts Hall; 
Monteagle Public Hall. 
Moombooldool Hall. 


Public Hall. 
School of Arts, Hall. 
Ryan’s Hall. 


Lamotte’s Hall. 


.. Publie Hall. 


Lyceum Pictures: 


- Moree Amusements Company's 


Hall. 


_ Mechanics’ Institute Hall 


Bragg’s Picture Show; 
School of Arts Hall; 


Vemperance Hall. 


School of Arts Tall. 
Centennial ITall; 
Mechanics’ Institute Ilall; 
Centennial Hall. 

Mossgiel Hall. 
Moulamein Tall. 

Kessey’s Hall, : 
Ponca s Music Tall. 
Mount Gwynne Hall. 
Clark’s Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Tall. 
Publie Hall. ~ 

Publie Hall. 

Monnt Victoria all. 
Concert Hall; 

Criterion Picture Palace: 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Pastime Club Hall (The) ; 
Town Tall. 


 secnool of Arts Mall. 


Town Hall 

Mullaley Hall. 

Main Arm Public Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Pacifie Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Mooyabil Hall. 

School. of Arts Flall. 

Korrest’s Tall. —-: 

The Willows Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute -Hall: 

Skating tink, ~ Bandulla- 
street. : 

Raynes’ Hall; 

Buitler’s Picture Show. 

Public Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 





4336 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [80 Avea., 1918. 
Locality, Name of Hall Locality. Name of Hall. 
Murrumbateman ..... Public Hall. Oxley aoe eee. eeeeeee, Simmons’ Hall. 
Murrumburrah ...... School of Arts Hall. Oxley Island ....'.... School of Arts Hall. 
Murrurundi ,........ Oddfellows’ Hall; Pambulateeer eiesiss s<o) SCHOOL OL) Arts Hall: 
Skating Rink and Picture | pallamallawa ........ Pallamallawa Hall. 
Show. Palmer's Island ...... New Literary Institute Hall. 
Murwillumbah ...... Imperial Hall; Parkes. . Masonic Hall; 
Protestant Hall; a Parkes Picture Palace; 
School of Arts Hall. West’s Hall. a 
Muswellbrook .....e.. Agricultural Showground Parkeville ....., 2% ... Parish Hall. 
Hee ttion Pe Paterson. «00 jsieles+s Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Muswellbrook Picture Com- - School of Arts Hall. 
. pany's “Theatre » Peak HIB Ith, ¢y, Masonic Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. Masonic Picture Hall. 
Miv@COM  Peis's.06 «s «+--+ Myocum Public Hall. Penrith #Uee. veceeeeee Foresters’ Hall; 
Myrtle Creek, via Myrtle Creek Hall. Nepean Picture Palace; 
Casino. Temperance Hall. 
Nabiac .......++eeeee Agricultural Hall; Pericoe ere, Bene: AF School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. Pibbon (near Mun- Pibbon Hall. 
Nambucca Heads .... School ot Arts Hall. dooran). 
Nana Glen ........+++, Pioneer Hall. cee Picton | Jee -. Protestant Hall; 
UNSLTAG UR MINES (oles a's) ono! cece Publie Hall. Town Hall. Bea 
Navara, via Gosford .. Public Hall. Pilliga. | sceneries, e School of Arts Hall. 
INE LOOINE .:. aa bes «eee schoo] of Arts Hall. Pine Hills i tie Sis Public Hall. 
Narrabri ......sececee: Majestic Picture Theatre; Pipe Clay, near Mudgee School of Arts Hall. 
School of Arts Hall; Pitt Town 42.2! « School of Arts Hall. 
Strand Pictures ; Plattshurg 7-0, 2. --e. Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 
Town Hall. , Pleasure Park (The), Nelson- 
Narrandera ...eseceee Globe Pictures; EE street. 
Narrandera Public Hall; Pleasant Hills, via Literary Institute Hall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall; Henty. 
Prince of Wales Theatre; Point Clare cece ie: « Smith’s Hall. 
Strand Picture Palace. Pokataroo Wiener Public Hall. 
Narromine ........... Picture Show and Skating | Pooncarie ...... eeeee Mederal Hail. 
Rink; Port Kembla neen. -. Wmpire Hall. 
Town Hall. Portland Wey. <1 eens seetorystal Hall; 
NaS were hoe. Me ee «+ Public Hall. Majestic Hall. 
FNEATH) 5 ashe Siew ices School of Arts Hall. Prospectic esceeses, SCHOO! of Arts Hall. 
INCHI CCIM sree meister eee School of Arts Hall. PULCV Rs cpsccietelctes ier ~« Public Hall. . 
Nerriga .........s.. -- Federal Hall. Pyree (near Nowra) .. School of Arts Hall. 
Nerrigundah ......... School of Arts Hall. - Quaama .....cc,.se06 Hchool of Arts Hall, 
Nethercote ....ccsee. Public Hall. Quambone ........... Oddfellows’ Hall. 
INe@vertire a. . cc. « eoeee Assembly Hall. Queanbeyan .......... Protestant Hall; 
IN@VALE Sos. os ilicnerece -e+ Neville Hall. Victor Picture Palace. 
NeW DTICEE \. sus ctae ce 6 Newbridge Hall. Quirindi... eeicceieemeeutcalmriall:- 
Neweastle ..i..3.%%) - Central Mission Hall: 


Newnes .... 
Newrybar .... 
NewiLtalyin ch oui cee... 
New Lambton ..... 5.0 
Nimbing pitas. ce. Bele 
Nimitybelle eo oie. 5. 
NOCH DOrVigo) iene. cc 
North Rothbury 
Nowendoe, via Walcha 
Nowra 


eeecoces. 


eoeee 


Nubba_ ..--)sadeeeee A ae 
Nullamanna ........ oie 
Numbugga .....c0-es0 
Nundlevereccs cn eiewieis 


Honeysuckle Laman- 
street ; 

King’s Hall (The) ; 

Lyceum Hall; 

Masonic Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Star Picture Theatre, 
Junction; 

Spencer’s Strand Theatre, 
Hunter and Lang streets. 
Union Picture Palace, Mel- 

ville-street ; 
Victoria ‘Theatre. 
Noon’s Assembly Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
New Italy Hall. 
Centenary Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Church of England Hall. 
Public Hall. 

Crown Theatre; 

St. Michael’s School Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
Publie Hall. 

Gordon Hall. Lo 
Numbugga Hall. ie 
School of Arts Hall. 


Hall, 


The 


Nunnagoyt, via Barham Public Hall. 


NyYMagseey is ictaicldecwss 
Nymboida 


INYDZAN, /5 u's 0 bY epodidte siete: 


Nyrang Creek 
Oaklands 
Oberon 


Obley.ca.4 cee 5 asicicae os 


O’Connell ...... rete ctetel 
Ooma “Creek .:......8 
Orange. aios. «oe fo Asc 


Ourimbah 


ee 


Hennessy’s Hall. 
Assembly Hall; 
Nymboida Hall. 
Australian Hall; 
Town Hall. 

Nyrang Creek Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Federal Hall. 

New Public Hall. 
St. Thomas’ Hall. 
Publie Hall. 
Australian Hall; 
Foresters’ Hall: 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Star Theatre. 
School of Arts Hall, 


Ramornie Sete ete lagetene 
Rannock a. ue esse Acct: 
Rawdon Island ...... 


Raymond Terrace .... 


Redbank)... 5 oe erate ae 


Red Range, via Glen 
Innes. 

Reefton oecbteeewer. ere 

Reid’s Plat 222. Mekiere 


Richmond esses seme ee 


Riverstone .... 


Robertson were ce ce C 
Rockley .... 
Rock Valley, 
more. 
Rocky River ......... 
Rolland’s Plains ...... 


via Lis- 


Oddfellows’ Hall; 

/ Quirindi Amusement 
pany’s Hall. 

Ramornie Hall. 


Com- 


. Mangelsdorf’s Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Redbank Publie Hall. 
Literary Institute Hall. 


Reefton Hall. 

Federal Hall. 

Grimwood’s Pictures; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Riverstone Hlectriec Picture 
Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Public Hall. 


Sydney Flat Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 


Rooty Hill ..... eees.- School of Arts Hall. 
Rothbury, via Cess- School of Arts Hall. 
nock. 
Rouchell Brook ...... School of Arts Hall; 
Skating Rink Hall. 
Rous Mill ..... eoeeeee Temperance Hall. 
Running Stream, Ca- Public Hall. 
pertee. 
athvenencrsreteeete wie Ruthven Hall. 
Ry Galetie ste uiecte icles Rydal Hall. 
Rydalmere .......0.0- --: Town Hall. 
Rye Parker wc elise - Wederal Hall. 
RR VIStONG tte ye ='< cre mie eieie Horticultural Hall. 


Sandy Flat, via Deep- 
water. 
Savernake 
St. Albans ..... Niele press 
St. John’s Parki.-... : 
SiMary’s practice eters: 
Scarborough 
Seene .. 


eoeeeeee . 


Public Hall. 


School of Arts Hall. © = ‘# 
School of Arts Hall, r 
School of Arts Hall, 
Protestant Hall. 
Publie Hall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Skating Rink Hall; 
Johnston Bros.’ Open-air Pic- 
ture Show. 


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4337 





Locality, Name of Hall, 
Seaham .....esseeee. School of Arts Hail. 
Seven Hills ......... - School Mission Hall. 
Shadforth, via Orange Church Hall. 
Shannon Vale, Glen Public Hall. 


Innes. 
Shark Creek, via Ma- Tara Hall. ra: 
clean. 
Shellharbour ..... «eee, Temperance Hall. 
Sherwood ........ «ee. Sherwood Public Hall. 
Silverton ........-.... Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 


Singleton ............ Agricultural Show Ground 
Pavilion ; 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 
Public Hall; 
St. Xavier’s School Hall 
Smithfiel€ ............ St. James’ Hall. 


Smithtown ...... eee School of Arts Hall. 

SOLA meatus eee re --- Oddfellows’ Hall. 

Somerton ..... s-+eee. Somerton Hall. 

South Broken Hill .... Alma © Mechanics’ Institute 
Hall; 


Hegarty’s Hall; 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 
South Broken Hill Music 
Hall; 
South Broken Hill Music Com: 
pany’s Picture Show. 
South Bermagui ..... King’s Hall. 


South Grafton ....... School of Arts Hall. 
South Gundagai ...... Assembly Hall. 

South Lismore ....... Octo-crescent Pavilion 
Southgate (Wats te - Southgate Hall. 


South-west Rocks .... Rafferty’s Hall. 
Springdale ........... Springdale Hall. 
Spring Hill .......... Temperance Hall. 


Spring Valley, via Public Hall. 
Goulburn, 
Springwood .......... Public Hall. 
Stannifery <2... eeeee Public Hall. 
Stewart’s Brook ...... School of Arts Hall. 
Stockinbingali... 5 ¢' . Ellwood’s Hall. 
Stockton 242% adeds os: Temperance Hall. 
Stokers’ Siding, Tweed Public Hall. 
River. 
StratLOrd Sei el. verso csc _ Assembly Hall; 
Post Office Hall. 
SELOUC Me aersiae eo uscle - School of Arts Hall. 


Stuart’s Point ........ Yarrahapinni Mechanics’ In- 


stitute Hall. 


Stuart Town’. 25h. ook Liberty Hall. 

Sunny Corner ........ School of Arts Hall. 

Sutton Forest ....... . Jversey Hall. 

Swampy Oaks... csc Swamp Oak Hall. 

Swansea ..... oeeeee. Swansea Hall. 

PaALlawanleitee eles « -». Roman Catholic Hall; 
Tallawang Hall. 

ERATOR ime wes ce ee a «-- Public Hall. 


Tambar Springs ...... School of Arts Hall. 
TEMWOFLD <4 eacscenee:, Contral, Hall; 
Ison’s Picture Show; 
Jubilee Hall; i 
Oddfellows’ Hall: 
Peel Picture Show. 
UMN) Son Sener Bbamaea Etat: 
Tara, via Arriah. Park Tara Hall. 
Ara? OMe acces sisieicioebarago Elall: 
VTaralga ...c.es»vecees, Hederation Hall. 
Marana. ~jes sjociacs federal Hall. 
TAYVCC! sieleiesic elecie cies « o elmore Hall’: 
Excelsior Skating Rink Hall; 
Ikin’s Picture Palace. 


Tathragt. cone. meio  Lacora Hall: 

TTA VLO TSA aera . Public Hall. 
Utungun Hall. 

Tea Gardensaeeus ges. 5 Engel’s Hall. 

Telegraph Point ...... School of Arts Hall. 

Temora’ sec seceat vaaes coerzick’s Hall: 


Graham’s Hippodrome, 
kins-street ; 

Lyceum Hall, Loftus-street ; 

Masonic Lodge Hall; 

St. Joseph’s School-room, Lof- 
tus-street ; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Tenterfield ......++++e. Agricultural Hall; 

Lyric Pictures; 

Military Hall; 

Oddfellows’ Hall: 

School of Arts Hall, 


Hos- 





Locality. Name of Hall. 
Teralba ~.scleseseeeee School of Arts Hall. 
Mermeilit, .ccacecescaee Lermeil Hall. 
Meven™ .ife terete as Heede ee Ublic# Hall: 

The Gap, vid Wagga Public Hall. 

Wagga. 


The Lagoon .......... School of Aris Hall. 
The Oaks .....+...e+++, School of Arts Hall. 
The Rock .........-+. New Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Thirlmere. | 3/25 leh. .... Assembly Hall. 
Mhirrouls..sece.. eee using ’s Theatre; 
St. George’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 


SPNOLM ete) stare tits tated Mumford’s Hall. 
ThHUGAUNETA «6c e ccs . Public Hall. 

"EL UYOOT AsRe share! uaieayete « School of Arts Hall. 
TiDOODULTAy sia sae «ataie © - Albert Hall. 
Tighe’s Hill’. ..23%.. .. Rosedale Hall; 


Tighe’s Hill Picture Palace, 
Tilba Tilba ......e.eee8 Agricultural Hall; 
Good Templars’ Hall. 


"EATNOLS vareieieete eeetetetota et ote Timor Hall. 
Minghiabhs s 9h veles oe Dunstan’s Hall; 
Star Pictures. 
Tinonee mee eae ... Federal Hall. 
Tintenbar ..........., School of Arts Hall. 
Tipperary. «csi. in. setied- Tipperary Hall. 
Tocumwal ........... Beasley’s Theatre; 
Hoyle’s Picture Pavilion; 
Sacred Heart School Hall. 
Tomingley .)..U7d2. 2% Public Hall. 
Tooleybue, via Hay ... Tooleybue Hall. 
Yoongabbiet3 cite. de. School of Arts Hall. 
Tooraweenah ....... . Tooraweenah Hall. 
TOOtOOL, Vi sye< b:0:6 c:ztd avers Publie Hall. 
Tooyal, via Coolamon . Public Hall. 
Topi Topi ges setads « ..e,Literary Institute Hall. 
TOLDANET Banc o's cstdetee ¢ . Torbane Hall. 
Toronto .....+seescees Donnelly’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall. 
TOLrrinegbomnisd): ote eee ‘Torrington -Hall. 
Tottenham 252../3.). 22's Peer Hall. 
ROW ATID sere c's c alererevers Lyceum Hall. 
TEAMS 1C | aa Gm @ sehels: ofl « - Shaw’s Hall; 


Trangie Picture Theatre. 
Tregeagle, via Lismore Public Hall. 
TET UNCED. 5, cseietetele ores -s School of Arts Hall, 
Tubbul, via Young ..., Webb’s Hall; 

Public Hall. 
Tucabia, via.Ulmarra.. Public Hall. 


Tuoekurimbayngh. i. Tuckurimba Hall. 
TUOMAS eae ttote seirer. School of Arts Hall, 
Tugverahne sees es «s . Public Hall. 
TMUTIAIMIOTE: bis Ga ecinhes se Kitchener Hall. 
Tumbarumba wf... Centennial Hall; 


School of Arts Hall; 
Shire Hall. 
Tumbi Umbi, via Gos- Public Hall. 
1 ford. 
Tumbulgum .........., Literary Institute Hall; 


Phillip’s Hall. 


TD UM fe olcrerarelsretefaies Oddfellows’ Hall; 
Tumut Hall. 
TUNCUPTIYIA es crcle tes els Belle Vue Hall. 
Tungsten, via Black Assembly Hall. 
Swamp 
DP Urillie VN ae te wets as ote Turill Hall. 
Tweed Heads) seceeince Lowe’s Hall; 
School of Arts Hall; 
Summer Garden Open-air Pic- 
ture Theatre. 
Tyagardhemeeiwas so vee School of Arts Hall, 
Ty aletinavarceeys reacts Tyalgum Hall. 
Uarbryiieat fers oc Wallis’ Hall. 
UBL. cf AS PI Pe School of Arts Hall. 
Ulladullay 22 Saecenree School of Arts Hall. 
Ulmarra 52 Abele eats Masonic Hall. 
Ulong Creek 2: iil.) Pioneer Hall. 
Unanderra . 3sgst% os: Municipal Hall. 


Ungarie, via Condobolin Hargreave’s Hall. 
Upper Copmanhurst .. Mechanics’ Institute Hall. 
Upper Eungai ....... . Public Hall. 
Upper Horton ......... Spence’s Hall. 
Upper Lansdowne .... School of Arts Hall. 
Upper Orara......... Upper Orara Public Hall. 
Upper Pyramul ....... Public Hall. 
Upper South Arm, Bel- Public Hall. 

linger River. 
Upper Tarcutta ...... Upper Tarcutta Hall. 
Uralla eevee r er orev eee Oddfellows’ Hall 5 

Skating Rink Halk 33 


wes embed 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107 








4338 
~ Leality. — Name of Hall. 
Ufanac.secaueuten ees School of Arts Hall. : 
Uranquinty .......... Uranquinty Hall. 
MITUNGaA sy eee ee ...--. Literary Institute Hall. 
VAY" Vehc sie ealekines School of Arts Hall. 
Valla sc. Shavlepstet . Public Hall. 


Wagga Wagga 
Wakefield 
Wakool 
Balranald, 
Walbundrie 


sete eee 


North.. 


eee eer erere 


Crossing, 


eoseeee 


Waleha eeoeeocveeeeeese 


Wualcha-road 


Wallabadah .... 
Walla Walla .... 


Wallendbeen .. 
Wallerawang .... 


eee 


Walgett ....,- 


Walli, via Mandurama 


Wallsend ;«.. 


Wamboota ‘sie sceccee 


Wandella, 
Wandsworth 
Waratah 
Wardell ... 
Warialda . 
Warkworth 


Warnervale, via Wyong 
Warneton, near Kemp- 


sey, Macleay 


Warrell Creek .... 


WAEEAR 765 fib 00 
Warrumbungle 
Wattle Flat . 
Watson’s 
Bendemeer. 
Wauchope 


Wee Waa 


Wellington .: +. sw..i % ois 


Wentworth 


Wentworth 


ee 


Creek, 


viii Cobargo 


eoeeeoe ec) 


eeeeeeoaese 
. a5 bs t 


River. 


. 
° 
. 
ry 
¢ 50 
° 
° 


ereeece 


eee er er sane 


Irrigation 


Area (See Curlwa). 


Wentworth Falls 
Wentworthville 


ee eee 


oe eee eoe 


\WWierrism@reek tes: cca « « 


West Kempsey 


West Maitland 


West Narrabri 
West Wallsend 


West Wyatong . 


eotsit sere 


ereeee 


yia 


eceeeoe 


eseeee 


eeve 


Grand Central Theatre, Bay- 
lis-street ; ‘ 

Great Southern Ilall; 

Masonic Hatt; 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Lrotestant Hall; 

Southern Cross 
Grounds. 

Ball’s Dancing Hall. 

Wakefield Hall. 

Public Hall. 


Amusement 


Public Hall. 

Temperance Hall. 

school of Arts Hall, 

Lecture Hall, School of Arts; 

School of Arts Hall; 

“ihe Pictures. 

Usfeller’s Hall. 

Literary Institute Hall; 

Walla Walla Subdivision Hall. 

Federal Hall. 

Carrington. Hall. 

Public Lilall. 

Agricultural Society’s Hall; 

Garaty’s Picture Palace, Kemp- 
street ; 

Masonic Hall; 

School of Arts Hall. 

Sehool of Arts Hall; 

Nhule Public Hall. 

Public Hall. 

School. of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Victoria Hall. 

school of Arts Hall. 

Public Tall. 

Literary Institute Hall. 

Aldayilla Public Hall. 


Warrell Creek Hall. 
Federal Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Box Ridge ITali. 


-». Thompson’s Tall. 
via 


Federal [all. 


New Public Hall; 
Temperance Hall. 


- Empire Picture Theatre; 


Mddfellows’ Hall: 

School of Arts Hall, 
Monarch’s Stadium ; 
Oddfellows’ Tall; 
Protestant Hally 

Skating Rink Tall. 
Druids’ all; i 
Mechanics’ Institute Ilall. 


New Literary Institute Hall. 
School of Arts Hall. 
Ilallahan’s Hall. 
Macleay A. H.. & | I. 
tion’s Hall. 
Adelphi Hall; 
Central Hall; 
Garden Picture Palace; 
Imperial Skating Rink; 
Pictoria : 
St. Paul’s Parish Hall; 
‘School of Arts Hall; 
Town Wall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Federal Ball; 
Museum Hall; 
Phelan’s Plectric Play Theatre, 
Garrington-street ; 
School of Arts Hall; 

West Wallsend Picture Pal- 
ace,. Laidley-street. 
Leadhbitter’s Open-air Picture 

Show ; 
Le adbitter’ s Stadium; 
Mildil Hall, Mildil: 
Rudduck’s Hall, Main-street’; 
Rudduck’s Stadium.. 


Associa- 


Lecality. 
Weston ....... 


West Tamworth .. 


Wetherill Park 


eee eee 


Wherrol Flat .......+- 
White Cliffs eeeeevoeoece@ 


Whitton sas. 
Wickham ..... 


Wilberforce sd Shs 
Wileannia ..., 
Willawarrin ., 
William Town . 
Willow Tree.,.. 
Winchendon Val 
Marrar). 
Windsor .....- 


Wingello 
Wingen .. 
Wingham ..... 


Wirrimbli 


eee 


esreees 


e (near 


ots 2 ib Seine « 
eooeeee 


eeeoese 


eocaoneee 


Wiseman’s Perry ..... 


Wola Bis se eievere 
Wollombi ..... 


Wollomombi, vid Hill- 
grove. 

Wollongbar ......-.0. 

Wollongong ....... Rat 


Wollumla ..i.. 
Wombat ...... 
Wongarbon 
Woodburn 


Woodenbong 


Woodford Leigh 


Wood's Reef 
Woodstock ... 
Woodville: .;.. 
Woolabra .... 
Woolgoolga .... 


ee 


Woonona 


Woy Woy . 
Wrightville ... 
AW tlOTR torerctees 


Wyangorie, vid 
Wyndham 


esevee 


coop ece 


erence 
eseeeece 


[30 Avze., 1918, 





Name of Hall. 
Olympic Hall; 
Shedden’s Hall; 
Stadium (The). ‘ ; 
Parish Hall, , gal 
School of Arts Hall. 
Wherrol Flat Hall. 
Mechanics’ Hall, 
Whitton Public Hall. 
Imperial Picture 
Hannell-street ; 
School of Arts Hall; 
Smedmore Mechanics’ 
tute. 
Australian Hall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Carey’s Hall. 


Gardens, 


Insti- 


. Union Hall. 


Public Hall. 

Public Hall. 

Church of ngland School 
Hall; 

Local Venture Picture Talaee! 

School of Arts Hall; 

Tinion Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 

Oddfellows’ Hall; 

Star Picture Palace. 

Union Hall. 

Assembly Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Tall. 

Wollombi Hall. 

Oddfellows’ Hall. 


Recreation Hall.. - 

Crown Picture Palace, Keira- 
street 5 

Presbyterian Church Hall; 

School of Arts Hall; 

St. Xavier’s School Hall; 

Star Theatre, Church-street ; 

Town Hall: ’ 

Schoc!l of Arts Hall. 

Mechanics’ Institute Mall, 

Wongarbon Hall. 

School of -Arts Wed]; 

Williams’ Picture Hall. 

Public Hall. 

Public Hall. 


. Wood's Reef Church Hall. 


O'Brien's ITalk 
School of Arts Tall. 
School of Arts Hal. 
Publie Hall; 

Stone’s Hall. 
Gordon's Pictures ; 
Public Hall. 

Piper’s. Hall. 
Oddfellows’ Hall. 
Costa’s Hall; 


* Robinson’s Hall. 


Kyogle 
. school of Arts Hall. 


Wyan, via Rappville .. 


AM VONI@ GHA eterna 
Wyong Creek 
Wyrallah . 
Yalgagrin, Nort 
> SENT HL eget on: 
MONS: a 
Yanibulla <.... 
Manca: ett 
Yarrabandai .. 
Yarraford 


Yass 


cee 


sss 6) 0 6» de 


Yeoval ~< 
Yerong Creek . 
Yerrnnderie ... 


er eee 


Yorklea, via C 


Young 


Young Wallsend 


see ee eee 


e3ooueeeee 


Hem 


asino.. 


Bean Tree Hall. 


Wyan Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Literary Institute Hall. 
Protestant Hall. 

Smith’s Fail. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Yamble Wall. 

Yambulla Hall. 

School of Arts Hall. 
Public Hall. 

King Edward Memorial Hall. 
Mechanics’ Institute Hall; 
Oddfellows’ Hall; 

“Star Movies.” ; 

Rerney’s Fiall. 

Publie Tall. 

Assembly Hall; 

Hennessy’s Assembly Hall. 
Public Hall. 


- Alhambra Hall, Spring Creek : 


Cranfield’s Skating Rink Fall: 
Lyceum Picture Theatre. Bur- 
rowa and Clarke streets; 

Oddfellows’ Hall: 

St. John’s School Wall; 
Town Hall. 

Smith’s Hall. 


30 Ava., 1918.] 


Nuu./ SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


4339 


Da ea ay a ee el LS aa a Se Te ee 


[1327] Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th August, 1918. 
| T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
? — protection has been removed from opossums 
until the 3lst October, 1918, in the following locali- 
ties, viz., parishes of Avenal, Barford, Carrow, 
Colonna, Dungog, Fingal, Gresford, Holywell, Lewis- 
brook, St. Julian, Tilegra, Tyraman, Uffington, Un- 
derbank, in the county of Durham, and the parishes 
of Fosterton, Tilegra, Underbank, and Wangat, in 
the county of Gloucester. 

GEORGE W. FULLER. 








[1139] Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 29th August, 1918. 

“PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902,’ SECTION 55, 
Unueattuy Burtpine Lanp, lots 1, 5, 6. 9, 10, 12, 14, 
16, 17, 19, 21, and portions of lots 11, 18, 15, sec- 
tion 2, and lot 14 and part of lots 15 and 16, sec- 
tion 1, Blair, Wellington, Curlewis, and Matilda- 

streets, Waverley. 

PAE Board of Health have reported that, after due 
4 inguiry, they are of opinion that it would be pre- 
judicial to health if certain land situated in the Muni- 
cipality of Waverley, and described in the Schedule 

hereunder, were built upon in its present condition. 


“i 


The Board of Health haye further reported that, » 


in order to rénder such land fit to be built upon, it 
is necessary that— 
(uw) the present surface of the land be covered with 


clean soil or sand to the height of proposed 


level of the crown of Wellington-street; 

(b) the surface of all that part of the land which 
is included within the walls of every building 
which may be built upon it, except buildings 
erected on piles or piers be covered with a 
layer of concrete composed of the following 
ingredients, namely :—One measure of cement 
of approved brand, three and a half measures 
of clean, sharp sand, free from loam or 
organic matter, and six and a half measures 
of broken metal or gravel, 23-inch gauge, 
laid 6 inches thick, properly spread and well 
rammed ; 

(c) all floors be laid on joists not less than 1 foot 
6 inches above the concrete covering, the 
space thus formed to be ventilated by the 
insertion of one air-brick, measuring 9 x 6 


inches to every 6 feet (lineal) of foundation, . 


except in the case of buildings erected on 
piles or piers, the floors of which are to be 
laid on joists not less than 1 foot 6 inches 
above the filling upon such land; 
(d) the space between piles or piers to be left 
open— 
‘the whole of the work to be done to the satisfaction 
of the Board of Health: Now, therefore, in pursu- 
ance of the power and authority vested in me by 
section 55 (1) of the ‘‘Public Health Act, 1902.’’ T 
hereby declare that such land shall not be built 
upon until the measures above referred to, which 
are also specified in a document deposited at the 
- Office of the Local Authority (the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Waverley) and open to the inspection of 
“any person, have been complied with, or until this 
notice has been revoked by me. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that land situated in the Municipality of 
Waverley, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumber- 
land, comprising lot 14, section 1,—shown on de- 
posited plan No. 633, lodged at the Office of the 
Registrar-General, Sydney; thase portions of lots 15 
and 16, of the same section and estate. lying between 
a line 70 feet distant from and parallel to Wellinz- 
ton-strect,. and that street; lots 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12. 14, 
16, 17, 19, 21 of section 2 of the same estate; those 
portions of lots 11, 13, and 15 of the last above- 
mentioned section and estate. lying between the 
southern boundaries of those lots, and a line 70 feet 
distant from and parallel to the said boundaries. 





of Labour and Industry. 

Sydney, 22nd August, 1918. 

“EKARLY CLOSING ACT No. 81, 1900.” 
PUBLIC NOTICE. 


hereby notifv that, in accordance with the vote 
of » majority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 16th August instant, under. the- provisions of 


[1306] Department 


section 3 of the ‘Karly Closing (Amendment) Act, 
No. 81, 1900,” in the Country Shopping District of 
CROOKWELL, the closing times for all shops (not 
being butchers’ shops or shops mentioned in Schedule 
One to the ‘‘Harly Closing Act, 1899,” or in the 
Schedule to the ‘‘Saturday Half-Holiday Act, 1910’), 
shall be as follows :— 

On Saturday 

On Friday... te Fike ... Ten o’clock. 

On the four other week-days .... Six o’clock. 

In accordance with the provisions of section 2 of 
the ‘‘Harly Closing (Amendment) “Act, 1900,’ the 
closing times for all poulterers’ and hairdressers’ shops 
shall, in each week, be:— 

One o'clock in the afternoon of Wednesday ; 

Ten o’clock in the evening of Saturday ; 

Six o’clock in the evening for poulterers’ and 
half-past seven in the evening for hair- 
dressers’ shops on the four other days of the 


week, 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 


One o’clock. 





Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 29th August, 1918. 


lili following Regulation (repealing Public Service 
ihegulation No 3849, and substituting therefor a 
new Reguiation), made by the Public Se:vice Board, 
under the provisions of the ‘‘Public Scrvice Act, 
1902.’ has been approved by His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
and is published in accordance with the requirements 


of that Act. 
DAVID R. HALL. 





REGULATIONS UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 

WHEREAS by the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
the Public Service Board is authorised and empowered 
to make, repeal, aiter, and amend Regulations: 
Now, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue 
of the powers contained in the abovementioned Act, 
doth, with the approval of the Governor, hereby 
repeal Regulation No. 349, and substitute the follow- 
ing therefor :— 


SALARIES OF INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS. 


349. The salary of an Inspector of Schools shall 
be £400 per annum, with increments of £25 per 
annum to £500. 


Upon appointment at a salary of £500, or upon 
reaching that salary, an Inspector shall remain 
at that rate for three years, and the salary shall 
then be increased to £600 by annual increments 
of £30. After receiving £600 for two years, the 
salary shall he increased to £650 by annual incre- 
ments of £30. 


inspectors wno, on Ist July, 1917, had been 
receiving £60 per annum for two years or more, 
shall be paid £630 from that date, and proceed 
to. the maximum of £650 per annum after 
another year’s satisfactory seryice. 


Teachers appointed to the Inspectorial Staff. 
whose salaries are below £500, shall be appointed 
to the next grade above their present salary. 
W. J. HANNA, ‘ Members of the 


We UW. WITSHIRE, Public Service Board. 


J. M. TAYLOR, 


Dated at the Office of the Publec Service Board, 
33-29 Hnnter-street, Sydney, this 3rd day 


of July, 1918. 





[1411] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
| Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


HAY IRRIGATION AREA. 


CanceLLation or LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the lease of lot 126 of the 
[ fiay Irrigation Area, lessee, James Joseph New- 
tion is, and has been cancelled as from 9th August, 
1918. | 

W)C. QRAP AME, Chairmen, 
Ps ads | . 


} Commissioners. 
. DARE, 
rw, and I.G, 1917-11,965] 


4340 


[1322] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART Il 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 

following application for license, and the date and 

place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for the 
inquiry in regard thereto :— 

Applicants—W. and T. C. Dickson, for a dam on 
Tarrion Creek, in portions 1] and 30, parishes of 
Wommera and Tichawanta, county of Clyde, Land 
District of Brewarrina. 

The inquiry will be held by the Police Magistrate, 
Bourke, on the 18th September, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the 
Court-house, Brewarrina; and all persons interested 
are hereby notified to attend, and if they have any 
objections to the granting of a license for the said 
work they should state their objections at the inquiry 
hereby appointed. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1917-15,174] 

H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the rrovisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indeteasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on OR BEFORE 
THE 4TH OctogER, 1918 :— 


No. 21,028. APPLICANT :—Frank Herbert Thomp- 
son, of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Willoughby, 
7 acres 2 roods 3} perches, in Sydney-street and Pens- 
hurst street,—part lots 33 and 36, Lithgow’s subdi- 
vision, and part 600 acres (portion 98 of parish) 
granted to John Stirling; adjoining properties of E. 
Wilson, G. F. Bailey, W. J. Martin, J. Belford, W. 
Lauder, K. R. Cooper, R. C. Forsyth, H. W. Richards, 
A. Hinkley, A. Moore, Mrs. F. Hwington, J. D., C., 
and S. Lester, and W. H. Forsyth. 

No, 21,107. APPLICANTS:—Leslie Gatward and 
Charles Gatward, both of Sydney. LAND :—Munici- 
pality Moss Vale, 3 acres 53 perches, in Old Argyle- 
road, and Yarrawa and North streets,—lots 2, 3, and 
6, and part lot 10, section 1, J. Adams’ subdi- 
vision of part 301 acres (portion 24 of parish) granted 
to Charles Throsby; adjoining properties of Mrs. C. 
Bennett, Mrs. Watt, J. W. Cunningham, C. E. 
Manion, and W. J. Priggs. 

No. 21,254 APPLICANT:—John Burnet Watson, 
of Burwood. LAND :—Municipality Burwood, 1 rood 
Zi perches, in Cheitenham-road,—part lots 2 and 38, 
Low and Meeks’ subdivisior of part Cheltenham 
Estate, and part 750 acres (portion 246 of parish) 
granted to Thomas Rowley: adicining properties of 
B. H. Gannon, E. A. McClelland, P. Bradshaw, and 
J. F. Campbell. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1330] 





30th August, 1918. 


——— +, 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act oN OR BEFORE 
THE 18rH Octosrr, 1918 :— 


No.: 19,7438. APPLICANT:—George James Ken- 
sey, of Drummoyne. LAND:—Municipality Drum- 
moyne, 3 roods 394 perches, in Edenholme-street,— 
lots 66, 67, and 68, Brennand’s subdivision of part 
lot 91, Five Dock Estate, and part 1,500 acres (por- 
tion 256 of parish) granted to John Harris; adjoin- 
ing properties of J. Kensey, J. Tomkins, E, J. 
and P. A. Kelly, J. Travis, and H. A Bach. 

No. 20,566. APPLICANT:—The Council of the 
King’s School. LAND:—Municipality Parramatta. 
11 acres 2 roods 384 perches, in Palmer, Thomas, and 
Pemberton streets,—part section 3, Pemberton 
Grange Estate, and part of site of Davies-street; also 
part of 60 acres (portion 34 of parish) granted to 
Robert Wekb; adioining properties of C. L. Veron 
and the Council of the King’s School. 

No. 21.543. APPLICANTS:—William Benjamin 
Davies, of Blackwall, Brisbane Water; Walter and 
John Cameron, of Sydney. LAND :—County Northum- 
berland, parish Patonga, shire Erina, 172 acres, on 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


[30 Ava., 1918, 


Brisbane Water, land granted as 134 acres (portion 
126 of parish) to John Terry Hughes, inclusive of 
100 feet reservation, area of which has not been 
deducted from abovementioned area of 172 acres; ad- 
joining properties of J. W. Browne, Arthur Rickard 
and Company, Limited, Mrs. E. Hyde, J. P. Watson, 
EK. Martin, W. Forsyth, 8. May, H. I. Goulding, and 
EK. A. Massey. 

No. 21,481. APPLICANT :—Herbert Harris, for- 
merly of West Dapto, now on active service. LAND: 
—Municipality of Central Illawarra, 116 ‘acres 2 
roods 18 perches, on Sheaffe’s-road, near Dapto, land 
granted as 100 acres (portion 43 of parish) to James 
Fraser; adjoining properties of estate late W. 
Harris, W. Smith, senior, P. O’Brien, J. H. Lind- 
say, and Church of England school lands. [The appli- 
cant elauns title adversely to the Crown grantee by 
virtue of long-continued adverse possession by Joseph 
Harris, grandfather of applicant; Wiliam Harris, 
father of applheant; and applicant. The said Joseph 
Harris appears to have been a mortgagee of the land 
by virtue of a mortgage executed by the Crown 
grantee before issue of the grant.] 

No. 21,455. APPLICANT :—Gilbert Lane John- 
son, of Bankstown. LAND:—Municipality Vau- 
cluse, 164 perches, in Dunbar-street and Gap-road,— 
part lot 16, Gap subdivision, and part 2 roods 6 
perches, granted to Daniel Egan; adjoining proper- 
ties of Mrs. Watt and Mrs. Rennie. 

No, 21,477.. APPLICANT :—Alexander Simpson, 
of Mosman. LAND:—Municipality Mosman, 234 
perches, at intersection Ourimbah-road and Countess- 
street,—part lot 28, section 3, Troppeau Estate, and 
part 5 acres, allotment 4, section 5, granted to Vin- 
zenz Zahel; adjoining properties of A. G. Cavell and 
W. J. Leeson. 

No. 21,500. APPLICANT:—Alfred Harrison, of 
Sydney. LAND:—Municipality North ‘Sydney, 2 
roods 221 perches, in Harriette and Thrupp streets 
and Raymond-road,—lots 1, 2, 6, and 7, section B 
(on Deposited Plan 2,404, Leasehold), and part 700 
acres (portion 352 of parish), granted to Alfred 
Thrupp; adjoining property of Mrs. W. M. Connell. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


30th August, 1918. [1331] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 

land hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificate oi Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE 
THE 28TH Frsruary, 1919 :— 


No. 19,933. APPLICANT:—David Shearman, of 
Williamtown. LAND:—County Gloucester, parish 
Stowell, shire Port Stephens, 38 acres 1 rood 83 
perches, at Junction of roads from Raymond Terrace 
to Williamtown, and from Saltash to Stockton,— 
part of land granted as 38 acres J rood 18 perches 
(portion 151 of parish), to Roderick McLean, exclu- 
sively of a reserved road 1 chain wide, the area of 
which has been excluded from abovementioned area 
of 88 acres 1 rood 84 perches: adjoining proverties of 
H. Slade and N. McLean. [Title is claimed by posses- 
sion. | 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


30th August, 1918. [1332] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Rai~ways AND TRAMWAYS APPEALS Boarp. 


fa 


Division 7: Officers on Wages in Tramway Traffic 
Branch. 


Nomination of Candidates for Election as Deputy 
Member of the Board. 


ie accordance with clause 8 of By-law 492, it is 
hereby notified, that more persons having been 
nominated than are required to be elected, an elec- 
tion will take place. 

Ballot-papers will be distributed to those members of 
the Tramway Service who are entitled to vote, in 
sufficient time for the votes to be recorded by 6 p.m. 
on the 11th September. which is declared the closing 
time and date of election, 

_ J. 8S. SPURWAY, 
[1417] Returning Officer, 


30 Auc., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


4341 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


TEACHER ror ELEcTRICAL TrAapE Crassus, Rarnway AND 
TRAMWAY INSTITUTE. 


PPLICATIONS will be received until Saturday, 

7th September, from qualified persons, to act as 

part time teacher for the above classes, under the 

Council of the Railway and Tramway Institute. Pay- 

ment will be at the rate of 7s. 6d. per hour, with a 
maximum attendance of six hours per week. 


Particulars as to qualifications necessary, and any 
other information desired, can be obtained at the Office 
of the Railway Staff Board, or from the General Secre- 
tary, Railway Institute, Devonshire-street. 


The applications, giving age, and fully setting out 
qualifications, are to be addressed to the Secretary to 
the Staff Board, Orient Chambers, 96 Hunter-street. 


Tramway Conductors.—Applications are invited 
from men between 2i and 55 years of age, for casual 
employment as Tramway Conductor. Wages to com- 
mence, 9s. 8d. per day Casual Conductors, who avail 
themselves of ail work offered, are paid at least an 
average of £2 15s. 6d. per week for each four weeks’ 
of service. 


Suitable youths, 18 to 21 years of age, will be 
accepted as Junior Conductors. Rates of pay, 5s. 10d. 
to 7s. per day, according to age. 

Preference will be given to Returned Soldiers who 
are physically fit and married men. Only applicants 
who are under 35 years of age, and not less than 
5 ft. 5 in. in height will be eligible for permanent 
employment. : 


Applications on proper forms, which can be obtained 
at the Tramway Offices, 38 Elizabeth-street, the 
Inquiry Office, Sydney Station, and the Staff Board’s 
Office, 96 Hunter-street, Sydney, are to be sent, 
accompanied by copies only of testimonials, to the 
Secretary to the Railway and Tramway Staff Board, 


96 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
J. 8S. SPURWAY, 
[1333] Secretary. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for the 

following position. Application should be made on 

a form for the purpose, obtainable at the Office of the 

Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in country dis- 

tricts, and should reach the undersigned not later than 
the date specified :— 





2np SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


Assistant Instructors (two required), female, Indus- 
trial School for Girls, Parramatta (General Divi- 
sion). Salary, £70 per annum, with quarters and 
rations valued at £40 per annum. Applicants 
should have had good domestic ‘training, and 
have a knowledge of dressmaking and cooking. 
They should be of fair general education, and 
capable of managing girls of from 15 to 18 years 
of age. References as to character and fitness for 
the work will be required. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Boerd invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
im country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified. Is terms of the 
Public Service Act, suitable applicants already per- 
manently employed in the Public Service will receive 
first consideration in the filling of pexsmanent posi- 
tions :— 
23rpD SrzpremMBEr, 1918. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (Female). Salary com- 
mencing at £70 per annum (or £110 per annum 
if the appointee is over 21 years of age), with 
increments up to £180 per annum, in terms of the 
Public Service Regulations (Clerical Division). 
Applicants must not be less than 17 nor more 
than 35 years of age on the first day of examina- 
tion: Provided that successful candidates will not 
be permanently appointed until they reach the 





age of 18 years. They will be required to submit 
themselves to a competitive examination, which 
will be held on the afternoons of the 19th and 26th 
Octoher, 1918, in the following subjects:— 
Shorthand, Typing, English, Composition, Dicta- 
tion, Commercial Arithmetic, General knowledge 
paper, All candidates will be required to pay an 
examination fee of 5s., which must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessions, or The Treasury, and 
a receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary to 
the Board with the form of application. Copies 
of papers set at previous examinations may be 
purchased at the Government Printing Office, 
price 6d. (per post 7d.) per copy. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—The New South Wales Railways 
Traffic Employees’ Association. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing: under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 3lst Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1292] 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,’ 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—The Railways and Tramways’ 
Federation. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writine: under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 31st Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, ange 
Registrar of Friendly ‘Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1293] 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Riggers’ and Structural Iron and 
Steel Erectors’ Union. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing: under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 31st December, 1917. and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the dlst Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
918. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions 1 


“4342 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [30 Ave. 1918, 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,’? 45 VIC.; No, 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 

Name of Unionh—The Rock Choppers, Sewer Miners 
and Sewer Workers’ Union of New South Wales. 
\' OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writine under his hand, 


dated, the, twenty-second, day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 


in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the | 


above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receiots and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 3lst Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 


1918 
JOHN. B. TRIVETT, : 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade anes 


1295] | 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12, 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 





Name of Union—Slaughter-house Employees’ Union. 


XN OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies; by writine under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August; 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act; on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
dtiring the year ended 3lst December; 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as af the 31st’ Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar. of Friendly ‘Societies and Trade Unions. 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIEC.; No, 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Vhe Sydney Branch of the 
Waterside Workers’ Federation. 


\ OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
i Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August; -1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
‘Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 31st Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


yobs at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. ; 
) JOHN B. TRIVETT, 


Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1297] 





“TRADE UNION ACT; 1881,” 45 VIO., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. ; 


Name of Union—Tramway Wages Employees’ 
Association. 4 


| OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writino under his hand, 
dated the. twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply. a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 31st December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 31st Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


we at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
4 JOHN B: TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1298] 





[1296] . 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Waratah Soap and Candle 
Works’ Union. 


.' OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 31st Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, ‘ 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. _ 
[1299] 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12: 


ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 





Name of Union—The Actors’ Union of Australasia. 


\ OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August; 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act, 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to supply 
a return, of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 31st December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 31st December, 1917. 


TDoted at Sydney, this twenty-second day oi August, 
18 ogee f) 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. — 
’ [1284 | 





“PRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ApvVeRTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION, 


Name of Union—Australian Vaudeville Artists’ 
Kederation. 


*OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of, section 18 of ihe said Act, 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to supply 
a return of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 3lst December, 1917, 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of Aneust, 
1918. 


: JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 


[1285] 





“TRADE UNION AOl, tee1;, 40 VIC., No. 19; 
' ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Bottle Collectors’ Association of 
New South Wales. 


XN OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to supply 
a return of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 81st December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 31st December, 1917, 


ae at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 


; _ JOHN B. TRIVETT 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 


[1286] 


30 Ava., 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 107. 


4343. 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 19. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Carcase Butchers’ Carters’ Union of 
Employees. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand; 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act; on the eround that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act, 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to supply 
a return of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 31st December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 31st December, 1917. 


baie at Sydney; this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 


Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1287 ] 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—The Factory Employees’ Union, 
unter River District. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918; has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section‘ 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act, 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to supply 
a return of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 31st December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 31st December, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 


1918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
papieleby of Friendly Societies and Trade ne) 
2 





“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC., No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—Federated Tronworkers’ Association 
of Australia, Granville Branch. 


NX] OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said ..ct, 
after notice duly given, in that it has failed to suoply 
a return of its receipts and disbursements during the 
year ended 31st. December, 1917, and a statement of 
its funds and effects as at the 31st December, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unio 89] 


po 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,’ 45 VIC., No. 12. 


ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 





Name of Union—The Horse Drivers’ Union of 
Sydney and Suburbs. 


Noe is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies. by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August, 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trade Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act, 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
enpply a return of its receints and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917. and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 31st Dec- 
ember, 1917. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT. 


Registrar of Friendly.Societies and Trade Unions. 
_ [1290] 


“TRADE UNION ACT, 1881,” 45 VIC.; No. 12: 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 


Name of Union—New South Wales Glass Workers?’ 
Union. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 

Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand, 
dated the twenty-second day of August; 1918, has 
cancelled the registry of the abovenamed Trdde Union, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
above-mentioned Act, oh the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said Act, 
Act, after notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a returm of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 3lst December, 1917, and a 
statement of its funds and effects as at the 3lst Dec- 
ember, 1917 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-second day of August, 
1918. 
JOHN B. TRIVETT, 


Registrar of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
[1291] 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noricet to Lay Service Pires: 


Notice to the owner; occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


pei 
Waratah: Bridge-street, from. High-street southerly 
100 yards; High- street, from Bridge-street to 


Kdith- street ; Young- street, from Bowker-street 
to Parkview-street; Watson- street, from end of 
existing main south- easterly to Rawson- street ; 
Rawson-street, from Southon-street to Upfold- 
street ; Upfold- street, from end of existing main 
south- easterly to Rawson-street. 

Hamilton: Dumaresque-street; from Steel-street to 
Chaticer-street ; Samdon-street, from Cleary-street 
to Bibby-street. 


ft. HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 
1lth October, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[1318] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
26th August; 1918. 





[1326] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 


Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Novick To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Balmain: Stack-street, from Darling-street nor th- 
westerly 184 yards (4,708). 

Canterbury: Riverview- road, from existing main to 
existing main 420 yards (4,678); Nelson-road, 


from. existing main south-westerly 147 yar ds 
(4,678). ; 
Hurstville: Norman-street, from existing main south- 


westerly 318 yards (4 734). 

u- -ring-gar: Roseberv-road, from existing main to 
- Stanhope-road 210 yards (6,613); Stanhope-road, 
from Roseberry-road easterly 162 yards (6,613) ; 
Redbank-road, from Cook-road  south- westerly 
194 yards (6,606). 

Lidcombe: Graham-street, from existing main to 
Clarke-street 99 yards (4,721); Wilfred-street, 
from Woodburn-road westerly 137 yards (4,732). 

Marrickville: “ower Tupper street, from Addison- 
road to Gordon-street 102 yards (4, PPD’. 


And the various private bthoets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe im the said streets, having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before the 
11th day of October next, to cause a proper pipe and 
ston- cocks to be laid, so as to sunply water from the 
main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C. ROBERTSON. 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of Water _. 
Supply and Sewerage. 


4344: 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava., 1918, 





— 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Novice to THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Binalong-road, from existing main north- 
erly 37 yards (6,612). 

Enfield: Ann-street, from Burwood-road to Baker- 
street (4,708). 

Granville: Earl-street, from Woodviile-road to High- 
street (4,701). 

Leichhardt: Flood-street, from existing main to 
William-street; William-street, from Flocd-street 
to existing main (4,757). 

Parramatta: Pennant Hills Road, from Parramatta 
boundary to Bellevue-street ; Bellevue-street, from 
Pennant Hills Road to Factory-street; Factory- 
street, from Bellevue-street to Windsor-road 
(6,499). / y 

Warringah Shire: Pine-avenue, from existing main 
northerly 45 yards (6,608). 

‘nd the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pine in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-seventh day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to sunvly 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
[962] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticz To THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— : 


Parramatta: Webb-street, from Isabella-street north- 
easterly 145 yards; Isabella-street, from Webb- 
street south-easterly 248 yards (6,581). 

Randwick: Broad-road, from Botany-street to Mar- 
oubra-road (4,692); McCauley-street, from exist- 
ing main northerly 97 yards (4,489). 

Willoughby: Neridah-street, from Victoria-avenue 
north-westerly 138 yards (6,609). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 

the twentieth day of September next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 





[816] 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noritce To THE OWNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Alexandria: O’Riordan-street, from 
south-westerly 212 yards (4,733). 

Granville: Neilson-street, from Clyde-street easterly 
277 yards (4,728); Ferndell-street, from existing 
main southerly 62 yards (4,719). 

Manly: Cecil-street, from Parkview-road westerly 74 
yards (6,574). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Gilba-road 
to Toongabbie-road (6,546). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


T ae main pipe in the said street having been laid 


Botany-road 


: own, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the fourth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to sunply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


F D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1144] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





NG is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 
holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day ot 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
ncome-tax assessments. 
Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1915. 
L. A. McDOUGALL, 

[629] Registrar of the Court. 


_——s 





The twenty-fourth day of August, 1918. 


Bs virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
“District Courts Act, 1912,” I hereby appoint 
Mr. Harry Marsh to be an additional Bailiff at Kiama 
of the District Court, holden at Wollongong, during 
the absence, on military leave, of Mr. Frederick 
Lean,—from the 2nd September, 1918. 
GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 


[1414] Judge. 





The twenty-fourth day of August, 1918. 
B* virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
“District Courts Act, 1912,” I hereby appoint 
Mr. Patrick Kain to be a Bailiff of the District Court 
at Braidwood, vice Mr. C. G. Hughes, resigned,—to 
take effect from the date of commencing duty. 
GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 


Judge. 


[1415] 





OSMAN ADAMS EDWARDS, a Police Magis- 
» trate, exercising jurisdiction in the Petty Ses- 
sions District of Kiama, and sitting in Petty Sessions 
at the Court-house, Kiama, in the said district, do, by 
virtue of the powers vested in me by Rule 3, made 
under the ‘‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1912,’’ hereby 
appoint the fourth Tuesday in each month for the 
hearing and determining of all actions brought at 
Kiama under the said Act and any Acts amending the 
same,—to take effect from this date. 
Dated at Kiama, this twenty-seventh day of August, 





1918 

O. A. EDWARDS, 
[1339] Police Magistrate. 
[10927 Stores Supply Committee, 


15 Young-street, Sydney, 
15th August, 1918. 


WATERPROOF CAPES AND OILSKINS. 
A ERDERS for the Supply and Delivery of 863 

Waterproot Capes and Oilskins will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday, 4th Septem- 
ber, 1918, 

Tender forms and further particulars may be ob- 
tained on application. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 








—) 


(PENDERS will be received at the Office of the Rail- 
Way Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until noon on the dates mentioned, for the following 
supplies ;— 
47H SEPTEMBER, 1918. 
Supply of Dynamite and Gelignite required to 30th 
June, 1919, 


Particulars obtainable from Comptroller of Stores 
Wilson-street, Newtown. 
Supply of 100,600 yards of 48-inch Cotton Duck for 

tarpaulins to sample, or alternatively for 130,000 
yards of 36-inch Cotton Duck. Sample may be 
seen on application at the Office of the Comp- 
troller of Storas, Wilson-street, Newtown. Teun- 
derers are required to state the date on which 
supply will commence, and the rate at which 
delivery can be made. ‘Tenders will be considered 
for the whole or any portion of the quantity 
stated. 
Purchase of 35 tons Ingot Copper, Electrolytic quality. 

The Ingot Copper is on hand at Randwick Stores 
where delivery must be taken. q 
Seen: of periteEs taken from the ingots may be 
obtained on application at the Railws 5 3 Offi 
Wikton-street, Newtown, Railway Stores Office, 
; tenders must be addressed Rai iS- 
poner for New South Wales, and ae se a 
ea 7! Dynamite and Gelignite,’? or as the 


ig 1 micialy, . + 
The Commissioners de not bind themselves to accept 


any tender. 
[1099] J. S. SPURWAY, 
re Secretary. 


30 Ave.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4345, 














METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY [1837] Stores Sxpply Department, 
AND SEWERAGE. 15 Young-street, 
FPYENDERS for the works specified below will be Sydney, 80th August, 1918. 
received up to 2 p.m. on the dates mentioned, ' SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
addressed to the President :— SERVICE. 
6ru SrertemBer, 1918. TENDERS ACCEPTED. 
Contract No. 1,233.—Manufacture, Supply, and deli- KERoszene O1n. 


very of Highty-eight Structural Steel Roof Princi- . 
pals and Adjuncts at Ryde Pumping Station. f Pesimeaoptesl bi el P18. 
Deposit, £30; security, £100. (Fresh Tenders.) Vacuum Oil Co. Pty., Ltd., 251 George-street, Sydney. 


Contract No. 1,385 (A and B.)—Construction of biect t 1 22°]. di fi t t 
12,937 lineal feet of Stoneware Pipe Sewers in the Pau iste Oe teak bead Bios wok sake eR 


Municipalities of Canterbury. and Ashfield. fri ine 
Deposit, £20; security, £80. gulls, 
13rH SepremBer, 1918. 1. For cleani qiraitl “y age 
Contract No. 1.216. Reconstr lations. of » abauth tLe é a ; Leal purposes and engine use, oco noters 
chains o: acadamise oadway, situated at Timiteditaes i. ES Pa nn abe 
8 : Oa maximum quantity of 200 cases. 
Lord-street, Botany, Deposit, £10; security, £40, 2, For illuminating purposes, anrel” ee woh GL G 
aap hell ara THOMAS ROSEBY, Limited to a maximum quantity of 1,000 cases. 
Pitt-sweet, Sydney, " Secrevary. a 
23rd August, 1918, : ig ae a aaa 


Secretary and Executive Member. 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney;” 30th August, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


f Map ee Will be re¢eived at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder ip to TWO O'CLOCK 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endoised 
pon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 
R. T. BALL. 





Dates 


A . : Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which General Conditions, and form of Tender Remarks. 
Tendered for. jane wa be may Gonean! t 


Fa 





Building Works. 


2 Sept., 1918 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Police Station, 
Concord. 


dae and Painting at Police Station, Con- 
cord. 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Mental Hospital, 
Callan Park. 


Painting Admission Block, Mental Hospital, 


16 Sept., 1918 
Callan Park. 











Erection of Operating Block at the District 


16 Sept., 1918 
Hospital, Goulburn. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Supervising 


Engineer’s Office, Goulburn, 














Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Sanatorium, Water- 
fall. 


Erection of New Dining Rooms and Recrea- | 23 Sept., 1918 
tion Hall at the Sanatorium, Waterfall. 











Alterations and Additions to the Royal South 


23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Sydney Hospital. 


ment, Sydney. 








Harbour and Drainage Works, 





2 


Removal of Rock at the entrance to the 
Clarence River. 


25 Noy., 1938 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- 
yoent, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 

Wellington (New Zealand) ; Secretary, 

| Harbour Trust, Auckland (New Zea- 





————E 


land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Court-house, Grafton, 


ee ee = = = 








Miscellaneous, 











Installation of Low Pressure Steam Boiler, | 2 Sept.,1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Sanitary Fittings, Sterilizing Plant, and ment, Sydney. 
Additions to Existing Hot Water Service at 
the District Hospital, Dubbo. 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


Installation of Hand-power Lift at the 
Hawkesbury Benevolent Society and Hos- 
pital, Windsor. 


2 Sept., 1918 











Installation of one Electric Lift at the | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works oe 
Hospital, Goulburn. ment, Sydney. 





No, 107, 30 Avausr, 1918, —3, 


4346 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [30 Ave., 1918.’ 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 19th July, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 

Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of twu 
sureties for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 

R. yl BALL. in 


) 














Ares of Term Date from which Tenders close 
Watering Place, Tonant’s Lease. Road. of Lease. | *° pena: be | o'p.m., as under. 
a Ee Dp. 
*Dolo Tank ... Se 796 0 0O | Silverton to Wilcannia ... «| 5 years| 1 Oct., 1918 ...) 2 Sept., 1918 
Mossgiel Tank .., Eis 552 1 O | Booligal to Mossgiel rs sool KOMESs ie uaA aye teos| ike aes 3 
Bunker Tank ... AE 640 0 O |} Wilcannia to White. Cliffs HB <5, cai 5) le eet eee ke 
One Eye Tank ... aK 640 0 O | Mount Hope to. Willanthry seelOua eae 1 ee a eeehe 2S ogy 9 





* New water-lifting appliances, including windmill, are being installed. 








Department of Kdueation, ; 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. ‘ 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


Nabe will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m, on the 
dates set forth in the second column. 

Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endersed * Tendet 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” ; 

All tenders for works at or above £50 must bs accompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
on the amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL, 

Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing oi 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 

Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked cheque cu a Sydney bank, drawn in. 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 

EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 

No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute: 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptanee, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
aetion by the Department of Edueation. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 


The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 





Date up to which re r 
Devoription of Work to be tendered for, Teaders will be prtearere en noe Pee ateatigns Heep yaar: 8h Tender 
Fees ved. 


Me et re At me ee 


1918. 

Durrumbul, via Mullumbimby (Fresh)—New Teacher’s| 5 September..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Residence and Weathershed. Schools, Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, Lismore, and 
Durrumbui, 
Oura Village, via Wagga Wagga—-New School Building! 5 i ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wagga Wagga, Junee, and Oura. 
Gumble, via Manildra—MNew School Building ... Rs ihe A ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Wellington, Orange, and Molong, 
Delegate—Alterations and Improvements, &c.... Pe ‘3 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Bombala and Delegate. 


Ulamambri, via Coonabarabran—~New School Building) 12 _,, ...| Department of Educatien, Sydney ;. and Public 
Schools, Coonabarabran, Gulgong, and Gunnedah. ~ 
Berridale—New Weathershed and Repairs, &c, Ge ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Nimmitabel and Berridale. 
Moonee, via Coff’s Harbour—New School Building ...| 19 re ...| Department of Kducation, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Grafton and Coff’s Harbour. 
Tingha (Fresh)—Removal of Class-room from Howell) 19 cy ...| Department, of Education, Sydney; and. Public ° 
and re-erection at Tingha. Schools, Tingha and Inverell, 
Bolong (Fresh) Additions .., se sais tse Penk, re ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 





caren torial) Rh gab chy pa yt AS hh a <a ee me etal ney Marr rege pnw Parent rennet est tenes anata te revhthnet.tenaese annette tee 


30 Ave. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4347 





DISTRICT COURTS. 
NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 




















specified, 
When Court to be held. 
& PS a eRe Sears . * 
ble oda kad ind stars Notice, Registrar by whom notice given, 
Date. Hour. 
Armidale mee ...| 16 Sept.,1918 ...| 2 | 29 Aug., 1918 ...| 9 Aug., 1918 ...| HE. M. Cohen. 
Bathurst ... he Rect a Wy een eeerh | 20% (OO rs » | 22 duly, , ...| J.D. Walker 
Cootamundra aa Res LOR 59 ‘nee 10 3'Bept.f Poke Bab: 5; F. E. Orook. 
Dubbo v8 a5] PP Ee veer A 10 | 24Aug., ,, ..| 12 July, .,, A. T. Cochrane, 
Glen Innes... set tat Bor; oe 2.30 | 21 ,, AP fell vA hgs » »»| A. Breakell. 
Goulburn .., eee g. aGr paket! G1LO.929ee,, by kedlol Soe » «| L.A. McDougall. 
Kempsey ... : see| 28 Oct. ieeides|) 2LOn I 10sOck, eae 19 Aug., ,, ...| M. EH. Soane. 
Moree 3 , MyBO Septet ~ «| 62) | 12 Sept.) gi slo w yy «| C. Wenholz. 
Mudgee... a ; I Ochs sshd s2.|) WLO Ti TAR es “ Woks pe H. M. Blackmore. 
Newcastle ... . tea Ad BOPtesy o 55 LO, , BQ AIG. sae se opal LLL Y, | pp epson Ae > Chaplin, 
Nowra “06 ae HO OCs te scccse| 7 LO al AO Septian. 55 12 Aug, , ...| P.J. Youdale. 
Orange... Ee “ Sty hy oe ae 20a Pp | 16", re H. J. Leary. 
Singleton .., ae PL OUNOVe, gs. sell LO GENO. 5 Ur aiukceshi 20 vais » «| P. E, Eldershaw. 
Wellington... , TOMSepts" 5 si) | LON 23; Amory ml aia LO ws, » «| P. E. B. Barnett. 
Yass wn 4 SEISIae Fe et alee LOM | Zerg pee aT Tulysee! iz J. M. Bonthorne. 
[1324] ; State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 14th August, 1918 


q | NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER OULTURE LEASES. 


De is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been.granted to the undermentioned persons. 
“The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
sovenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
Q&rtified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with tho license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary's Department, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





SoHEDULE. 


























Registered . Situation and extent Term 
No. ef rae onan Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased, of ne Remarks, 
Papers. ¥ : and Plan Cat. No. Lease. eas 
Fisheries. rao a. 
1918-9673-| 9673 |Average’ Augustus Walter Hill ,.| Illawarra-road, | George’s River, frontage 250 yards.|15 years} 218 0 | Under section 12 (33), ‘‘ Fisheries 
5137, lands. Sylvania.| Plan Cat. No. G. 103-47. from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
14-8-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9698-| 9698 Do .,.| James Settree ..| Davis Town .| Brisbane Water, frontage 200 yards.| do ..| 2 0 0 do do 
5138. Plan Cat. No, B.\57-40. 
1918-9753-| 9758* | Do ..| James McRae Bs ..| Neverfail Bay, | George’s River, frontage 100 yards.| do 100 do do 
5139 Oatley. Plan Cat. No. G. 110-47. : 
1918-9804-| 9804* | Do ..| Leslie Peter Pickering .| Lenthall-street,| George’s River, frontage 126 yards.| do 1 6 0 do do 
5140. Kensington.| Plan Cat. No. G. 114-47, 

















Spgorat OonpDITIONS, PRovistons, WxorPrions, COVENANTS, AND RESEEVATIONS. 
* Oyster Leases Nos. 9753 and 9804 are granted subject to the special conditions that payment of the rentals thereon be deferred 
over the first three years of the term of the leases, and proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of the fifteen years’ term 
of the leases, and also that the leases may not be sold or transferred to any persons other than approved returned soldiers. 











[1325] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Svdney, 14th August, 1918. 
NOTIFIOATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LHASES 


if: is hereby notified, for general information, that teases for the purpose of Oyeter Culture of the lauds specified in the annexed 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 
The leases are subject to the #isheries Acts and the Rezulations thereunder, and to the secial conditions, provisio’s, 
eovenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Acheaule 
exceptions, 


suathorising oseupation 











SOHERDULE. 
Registered| , : Situation and extent of Term 
No. of a Pore Name and Address of Lessee. area leased of ae Remarke, 
Papers. ae 3 t and Plan Cat. No. Lease 
NS pete CORP ee YOR ee ee ee ee ee ae 
Fisheries & 8. dei : 
1918-9785-| 9785 |Inferior| Thomas Rixon ..  ..| Tathra ..| Bega River, frontage 100 yards.| byears| 0 10 0 | Under section 12 (88B), “ Fisheries 
5142. lands, Plan Cat. No. B, 9-94. from (Amendment) Act, 1910 
14/8-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9784-| 9784 | Do .. do do .| Bega River, frontage 366} yards.) do ../-117 0 do do 
5144. Plan Cat. No. B. 8-94. an 
1918..9797-| 9797 Do ..| Charles Edward Wood-| 150 Sussex-street,| Manning River, frontage 400 yards.| do 112 0 do 
5143, ward, Sydney. Plan. Cat. No. M. 212-31. 














Sproran Cowprrrons, Provisions, Exceptions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATICES. 
No oysters may be removed from any of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If any lease 
be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to re-determination of rental during the ninth oy any later year for a 
further (third) term of five years, 








4348 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [30 Ave. 1918, 





[1323] State Fisheries, 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTHR OULTURE. 


a he is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have ages to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder, 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 
Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All cbjections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the precoding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


requested to do so. 
BE. B. HARKNESS, 























Under Secretary. 
ie Applicant. Lorallty, | Parish, | County, | Senate ee abd) 
MANNING RIVER. Yards. 
9367 | Joseph James Burnes ,,,] At the western end of oyster lease No. 6,414| Oxley _,..{ Macquarie... 100 { 10years, 
Hastines River. 
9870*| John Henry Staples ...{ At the eastern end of oyster lease No. 3,994| Torrens .,..] Macquarie... 600 | 15 years, 
9871* Do ...| At the eastern end of oyster lease No. 7,938 do ee do ae B10) bre 
9872* Do ...| About 57 yards eouth-easterly from oyster do ibe do av 40 | 15 y 
j lease No, 7,379. { 
BRUNSWICK RIVER. 
9873 | Charles William| About 100 yards westerly from oyster leasc| Billinudgel | Rous ..[ 150 | 10 years, 
Schrader, No. 9,746. 
9874 Do ...| At the western end of application No. 9,839 do .».|. oe chan 200. (LO an 











———_—_- 


* Applications Nos, 9,870, 9,371, and 9,872 are subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 





QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
Pousrioans, Brnwers, Spratt Mzronants, &c. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicatiors 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following placea, on the 
dates and hours specified. 


— — a : - - - - meee 


























When Court to be held. 
Licensing District Date of Notice from ‘ Convened’ 
censing District, Gievener! nvened by 
Date. Hour, | 
Albury ... as a and a Neuisuavtba seine 7 Oct 1018 Misael Leaded wae C.L.C, 
Bombala .., Bee eee ie eal eO Ane. MeLOLS Me a eLOL oe 3 He 2 | H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
Corowa ... se tee na be | a Gunma - oh Game, 44 eee ee LO) nel ake Holland, C.4.C. 
Dubbo ... eee bee eee son) 20) ” 52 "f ” ” eee 11 ALD: Cochrane, C.P.S. 
Eden ae ae ies Br ol Og hes yy San; x ..| 2 | H. H. Farrington, A.C.P.S. 
Forbes... ee py Bs BH ad 4 eal RS WAS a ..| 11 | OC. A, Arnold, v.P.8. 
Grenfell.. Se ne a ss] Lah - ale bss a ASP oh Me 5 Oe Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gulgong .. aan A RoARCASTR. bn 4 Sie. 3 ..| 106 | C.J. Watts, A.C.P.S8, 
Hartley (Lithgow) bes a 6d a2 “ Sliiitelo ve 11 | H. L. Meads, O0.L.C. 
Hay a 385 sie Seles . ie (7 ere cs 11 | F. Scroope, C.L.C. 
Hillston ... ets Ben ae edly d2/a5y ‘5 eae Salus A | 10 | W.K. Earls, A.C.L.C, 
Jerilderie ies dese mas duel: Megas 4} eel LAS, f ...| 8°30 | D. Mathieson, C.L.C. 
Kempsey... ine ve ge Sal LO ae es, weil pk s55 3S mel lt, Mayes Sone, Cubs. 
Lismore ... on Soe get. eae ‘ alert 4s ‘ ...| 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Maitland (West Maitland) yak LS i eet Bday; ‘ Slee Gi ER Geddes, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan aia Police Court) . 16 +=; 33 mild 5 ” il eel al WV Camphin, C.P.S. 
Milparinka ah wat DLO 5 S RA. 5s K 5 «| LL | J. Keagle, A.C.P.S. 
Moree... von vee vee Bee aE cs 3 | SL, . ..| 12 | O. Wenholz, C.P.S. 
Moruya ... nae ‘a ae wr NO fi is Rae. 5 “A eels B700 Meee Howard, C.L.C. 
Mudgee ... net wat aa svat BO 55 . ce en s ia] aL eM Blackmore, C.P.S. 
arramatta 400 Bey hy 3 aed 5 ” om rou ton, 
uae SPER TEAS (Stroud) ame i fe 4 es Ee. is) # 38 iS c. a Gro ts P. Si 
uirindi na pia) 4.2 A # s. a x ree it aylor, 
apes River (Casino) Bis ra — S is a 4 23 3 Ji] BLO oe iG ie C.P.S. 
stone bap kes nel ~\ K are 45 A} ost) OHO elk, L.C. 

Bhcsthayin (Nowra) ms 55 esol Cae . Rel Wo es * VLO*B OM ee sd Youdale, C.L.C. 
Singleton a ABS 4 Hoe WAS ae rs seer] Gg “ <.:| 9:30 | P. B. Eldershaw, C.P.S., C.M, 
Tumut ... ove eee aes eee 22 »” ” ee 8 rT) ” eee 12 A. M. Dunn, C. L. C. 

» ‘Windsor... +t tte ide wel 23) ty Fs efdl’ Ole ey soll? G. Wheeler, O.L.C. 
Young oes voe vee aoe eee 24 + ” vee 23 ” ” vee 10 A. 8. Hiren Ja. C, 

















be 





380 Ava., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107; 4349 


ey 





——————ES 


Mines Department Notices, 








APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. H, Palser, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to 
issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Bombala, vice Angove, on leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 
Ist August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,290-153). 


My, Francis Frederick Zouch Moriarty, Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authoriced to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Cooma, vice Parker, relieved,—such appointment to 
to take effect from the 1st August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,291-153). 


Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessiozs, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Narrabri, vice Barnett, relieved,—such appointment to 
take effect from the Ist August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,315). 


Mr. Duncan Frank Parker, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Bega, vice Farrington,—such appointment to take effect from 
the Ist August, 1918 (Ms, 1918-5,289-153). 

J.C, L. FITZPATRIOK. 


Se ee 


[1340] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON A CERTAIN LEASE, 
se pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the “Mining Act, 1906,” section 118, subsection 4 (b), I, Jonn Onaries 
Lucas Frezpatgick, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted suspension of the 
labour conditions on the undermentioned lease for the period specified. 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
Private Lands Lease 998 (Mining Act, 1906), standing in the name of John Riley, for a period of three months from 
28rd July, 1918, 


[1416] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ji is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to revoke 
the notice of voidance of the Mineral Lease granted in satisfaction of application 66 (Local 109), Condobolin, appearing in 


Government Gazette of 19th July, 1918, No. 89. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





[1334] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES EN OONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES AND TO WHOM Fr MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Minoral 


Leases of Crown Lands in satisfaetion of the undermentioned applications. 
[1918-6,417 ; 6,534 ; 4,485 L.B.] 












































TES renege, War meer { | 
Application No. ° Portion | Locality. ‘. Date of 
Departmental, | Local, Barger No. | County. Parish. + Application. “s 
Gige.ds ip 
Deepwater 194| 227 | Cyril Stanley Rosenfeld) mu 7 | Olive we ---| Booroo . ..| 10 0 0} 7June, 1918 
and John Oswald 
McBean. 
Broken Hill 354 | 369 | Ronald Catford ...| 9, 18 | Yancowinna  ...| Stephen .., Fle40..O 7 Ons Steiahysumme 5, 
i 332*| 346 | Phillip Mintaro Muir » 139 do ...| Waukeroo wl 5/10 0) 10 Janyon iy 
Canbelego 44+| 128 | The Bonnie Dundee} ,, 26 | Canbelego Vale Eaitton an. ...| 20 0 0} 14 Mar, ,, 
Options, Limited. 
West Wyalong1l | 130 | John Sproule Hender- , 3 Bland and Bourke} Buddigower |) 400 0 On Lo dunesees., 
son. 
Emmaville 273 | 341 | Audley Adams diel gee ZL Gough We ...| Strathbogie North} 18 214) 2Mar,  , 

















* Part of surface excepted, f Part of surface reserved, 


J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


4350 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918, 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


HIS Excellercy the Govemor, with the adviee of the Exceutive Covnoil, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 
[1918-6,535, 6,517 L.B.] . 





Application No, Locality. Date of 
eo 


Applicant. Portion No. Area. Application. 
Departmental. Local. ' County. Parish. 











| 
> DB 
Ardiethan 868 | 554 | William James Bell) paz 103, part] Bourke | Warri ont 12 0 0 | 417 April, 1918 

of portion 40. (surface right, 











4, acres.) 
‘Carcoar 2 47 | William Favell PML 2, part off Bathurst ..., Carlton .... 10 0 0 11 May, ,, 
Hosie.| portions 98 (surface right, 
and 99. 1 acre). 











J. 6. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Leases of Private Lands for purposes in connection with mining. 
(1918-6,418; 6,518 L.B.J 























Application No. \ Leeality. of 
Applicant, ays Aree. Apeliouton, 
Departmental. Local. County. Parish, | 
‘ a. Pp 
Ardlethan 361 546 | The Carpathia Tin-| pw1151,part) Bourke ... vee| Wartti oin | 5 2 28 | 8lJan., 1918 
mining Coy., N.-L.| of portion 
38. 
Tamworth 23. 29 | Andrew Doolan and) pmx 6, part} Inglis ... ...| Burdekin el i OO a Be 
: John Symonds. of ‘portion 
250. 


























~ 


J. ©. L. GFIPZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Goycraor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned application 
for a Mining Lease of private lands. 
[1918-6,187 L.B,] 





= eee 























Applicati 3 waa caliby. 
a eat Applicant. E a sti at : Area, a 2 ne of 
Departmental. | Local. ‘ County. Parish. pplication, 
Wa id ely 
Cootamundra 26 33 | John Harington Robi-| Part of| Harden ... ..| Cullinga ... | 14 0 0] 8June, 1918 
son andJohn Joseph; 236. 
Brennan. 





Jc, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for “ines, 


_ HIS8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Leases of Crown Lands. 





























Application No. s Portion Locality. Dat 
pte Applicant. : Area, ate of 
Departmental. | Local. | er Ta No. County. | Parish. is Application, 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
‘ (1918-6,587 L,B.] a. oD p. 
Dalmorton 6 | 44. | Daniel Sullivan el, Se | Gresham... » | lena i. | 10 © 0 | 21 May, . 1918 
YOR A MINING PURPOSES LEASH. 
£1918-6,446 L.B.] 
Uralla 3.| 88, Edward David Ballan- ‘oateres | 4 0 0} 16 May, 1918 


tyne Innes. 














Sandon ... ey Uralla 

















J. O. L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines, 


30 Aua., 1918,} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4351 
NOTICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 
A, Jie IT is intended to void the Gold Mining Lease of Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 
tion, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 13th 
September, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 


(namely, at 2°30 o’clock, p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Aet and RB i ided 
there be thei no adverse title to the land. i i h fi Scab! sia iaas 


[1918-6,445 L.B.] 


ee 




















Application No. \. Locality. © 
L ‘ Portion = 
Departmental. | Local. aa No, County. | Parish, aan ails ce 
ma a 2%. p. 
Copeland 110 | 114; Arthur Henry Phil-| an 19 | Gloucester ...| Hewong | 10 0 O | 20 May, 1918 


lips, Charles Dean, 
Josiah Mackénzie,| 
Leslie Hinks, and 
Nisbet Napier 
Lougher. 








J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





THE authorities to prospect granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications, in terms of section 17, Mining 
Act, 1906, have been cancelled. 


[1918-5,910; 6,149 L.B.] 





























k 3 Locality. 
Application No. N c Portion : Date of 
pplication No ame 3 Pes l SETS Area, Authority, 
6. I ; : : ’ a. pel ; 
Penrith 14 | Percival Wilson see] caeeeeeee | Cumberland ...| Castlereagh --.(9,437 2 20] 28 dune, 1918 
Sydney 3 je oe Herrmann] ......... do ...| South Colah ..|3,755 O Of} 12duly, ,, 
owell, 








(te ee ee ee 


J. C. L, FIPZPATRBICK, Minister for Mines, 


ee 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Gold- 


mining Lease of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
s 























[1918-6,050 1..B.}. 
Application No. 4 Locality. 
— Applicant. F ag ———— ———| Area. Date of Lease. 
Departmental, Local. County. Parish. 
' '& %Tr Dp. 
Barmedman 17 | 21 | Robert William) @& 73 Bland ... ...| Mandamah ...| 5 O O| 27 June, 1918 
Ashton and Wil- 
i liam Rutherford. 
| 
J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 
(1335} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


News is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a Dredging Lease set out 
Ai in the Schedule hereto having been received, I have determined that a lease shall be granted of the area included in such 


application, subject.to the following special conditions, viz. :— 
(a) That within a period of six months from the date of the lease the sum of one thousand five hundred, pounds 
(£1,500) shall be expended in the construction of a centrifugal pumping plant. 
(b). That dredging operations shall not be carried on within a. distance of twelve feet of the fence on the eastern side of 
the police paddock adjoining the lease. 


[1918-6,767 L.B.] 


Departmental No. | ae | Name. 


2. Be 

473.| Albert Brissett ...| Mu 32 | Parish Swinton, county Hardinge, 15 3.15)... |# 2 Nov., 1917 
embracing some old alluvial 
| workings at the junction of 
| Sheep Station Creek and Cope’s | 
| 








Date of 


Portion ! 
Application. 





3 
Locality. | Area, | g 
by 














Tingha 126 


Creek: Commencing on Sheep) 

Station Creek, about 19 chains 

above the Cope’s: Creek juanc- 
| tion; thence south, to that junc- 

tion; thence along the right 

bank of Cope’s Creek up stream 
about 14 chains, and- again from 
the aforesaid junction down 
stream about 6 chains. 


‘ile J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines 














4352 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918. 





NOTICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LHASHS FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


[1838] Department of Mines, 
; ' Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled tbe 

undermentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby. declared 
cancelled. 

[1$18-3,372 R. and I.] 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 























| ; Locality. 
No. | Name. aaa | vera Area. Application No. 
: County. | Parish. 
a. Fr. Pp. 
1889 | Malcolm Manning Beattie, Edward} mu i | St. Vincent | Tallaganda | 52 O 29 | Major’s Creek 
Joseph Sala, Edward Joseph 2-22 
Martin Sala, Sara Jane Wiggins, 


Mary Ann Cleaver, and William 
Hennessy. 








J. O. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 





First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


OFICE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 

Dredging Lease to mine for Tin, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that. I, the Warden of 

the District, haying been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 18th day of September, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the 
Warden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such appkcation. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha before the day above 
mentioned, 
































SoBRDULE. 
te aaa | Name of Applicant. Desoription of Area. Area, applied tet 
| 
| a Fp. 
496 | William Monckton ...| Portion Mu 49, parishes Mayo, Clare, Swinton, and) 15 O v |165 April,1918 
Darby, county Hardinge, embracing part of the bed 
and banks of Cope’s Creek and flats adjacent thereto : 
| Commencing about 2 chains above the north-east 
| corner of portion 31, parish Mayo, and extending 
| ‘ thence down the creek for a distance of about 60 
chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 
Dated this 26th day of August, 1918, [1320] 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Noe is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, having 
been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 18th day of September, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the Warden’s Oourt at 
Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Lo a objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day abeve 
mentioned, 




















SoHEDULE. 
Application Name of Applicant. Desoription of Ares. | Area. Peeerpaet 
ae &, 1. ps 
488 William Cross, Wm.) Portion un 232, parishes Mayo and Clare, county) 15 011 | 11 Mar, 1918 
Attwater, Hugh R. Hardinge, embracing parts of the bed and banks of 
Cross, Jas, W. Ander- Cope’s Creek and adjacent flats, situated at the 
son, junction of Bob’s Gully and Cope’s Creek, and in- 


cluding a part of the village of Copeton. 








; W. I, PERRY, 
Dated this 26th day of August, 1918, Warden. 


[1321] 


» 80 Ava, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107! 4353 *°? 





Second Insertion. 


‘NOTIOK UNDER SEHOTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. = 
Noe is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has béen thade’ in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
-\_. Dredging Lease to mine for Gold, by means of dredging, in and ‘on the area described, and that Ij’ the: Warden of - 
the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the llth day of September, 1918, at she , Waanden’s . 
Cozxt at Corowa, hold an inquiry concerning such application. anual bs 
id i Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden's Office at Cordwa, beford thé ‘day above 
_ Mentioned, ening Ou" t yaadetaB ade te sxc 


HEXOW vf 





nome by 








 Sonmpune. 
Application Name of Applicant, Description of Area, | Area. | apy 
q ‘ a F pp 
21 Albert Aikenhead ...| Portion Pat 8, parish of Corowa, eounty of Hume,| 1000 0.| 29Jan., 1918 


embracing the northern parts of portions 419, 420, 
291, and 266, and south of ans 45, 10, and 9. 





GEORGE §. SHEPHERD, 
Warden. 
Dated this 16th day of August, 1918. . [1105] 





Second Insertion. 


stay ono o NOTIOR UNDER, ®HOTION 91 OF THH MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. DOVE 
OTIOE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Aet for a Dredging 
ai Lease to mine for. Gold, by means of Dredging, in and on the area degoribed, and that I, the Warden of the 
_. District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the llth day of September, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at 
_ Corowa, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Corowa, before the day abové 


oe 


mentioned. 





























SoHEDULE. 
ate Hfrlicetion Name of Applicant. . Bescription ef Ares. Area. Aniietis 
yes ucicke Dp 
22 Albert Aikenhead ...| Portion au 45, parish of Corowa, county of Hume, embrac-| 5 0 23 | 14 March, 1918 
; ing astrip of Crown Land lying between @1’s 11 and 10 
and Pex 8. ; f 
GEORGE 8. SHEPHERD, 

; . Warden... 

Dated this 16th day of August, 1918, {1106} ~ 





Second Insertion. 


ae NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
; Noe is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
; Lease to mine for Gold, by means of Hydraulic Slvicing in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
_, District, haying been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of September, 1918, at the Warden’s Court af 
“Tumut, hold an inquiry concerning such appKcation. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tumut, before the day above 
mentioned, 





SoHZDULE. 





Date of 


Application No, Applieation. 








Name of Applicant. Deseription of Area. | Area. 





at pe shia es agit Vy . & Tr Pr 

=,, ¥ 8-106. »| Daniel Lane.Herlihy ...| Portion at 13, parish of Coolamon, county of Buccleuch,) 91 3 5 | 16 Sept., 1917 
% ae ay at * werkeio ack f embracing part of the bed and banks of Sandy Oreek 

and adjacent flats, including parts of portions 22, 21, 

26, 27, 75, 76, extending from the north boundary of 

portion 9 down the creek for a distance of about 2% 

miles. 








sp peeerrn 
, G, JAMES, 


“ Dated this 17th day bf August, 1918. _ [A481 
No. 107, 30 Avaust, 1918, — 4, 


4354 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava, 1918. 





[1309] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BILLABONG GOLD-FIELD, THE 
BILLABONG GOLD-FIELD EXTENSION, AND THE LACHLAN GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF FORBES, COUNTY OF 
ASHBURNHAM. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within the Billabong Gold-field, the Billabong Gold-field Extension, and the Lachlan 
Goldfield), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-5,301-153 Misc.] J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 



































ScHEDULE. 
Land 
District, Divison. oe he Purpose, Pret lace ns County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area. Part revoked. | Papers No. 
Qc.T. up. 

Forbes ...j Central,.} .... | From conditional) 19 Noy., 1883) Ashburn- | Forbes ...| Jemalong ...| 28 0 0 | Thepart within portions 1,410) Ms. 1918- 
sale (within the ham. (about), to}1,439, and portions 1,441 4,477. 
Billabong Gold- to 1,456 and adjoining roads| (Mines). 
field, the Billa- ; and lanes. Plan A. 7,403- 
bong Gold-field ex- 1.770 Roll. Alsothose parts 
tension, and the of road of variable width ad- 
Lachlan Gold- | joining portions 7383 and 
field). 1,353. 

\ 

[1310] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 31,562 FROM CONDFTIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE ABERCROMBIE 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF MEGLO, COUNTY OF GEORGIANA. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Seoretary for Lands, direets # to be notalied that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 31,562 from conditional sale (within the Abercrombie Gold-field), hereunder desoribed, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby reyoked accordingly. 

















(1918-5,317-153 Misc.] ——— J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
ScouEDULE. 
. ised Division [Pape Purpose. inca County. Parish. | Shire, | Area. Part revoked, oe pep 














Carcoar...| Kastern,.) 31,562 | From eonditional sale 
(within the Aber- 


efombie Gold-field) 


& Tr Pp. 

27 Oct., 1900} Georgiana ..| Meglo ...| Crookwell. 18 0 lu | Part within portion 38, Plan} Ms, 1918. 
Shire, G. 6,185-1,506, 4,248 

; (Mines). 














a 





(1311] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,571 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE WELLINGTON 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF WALTERS, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 

Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 29,571 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-5,165-153 Misc. ] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





ScHEDULE. 


ent ehedir te County. | Parish. | Shire. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 





Land 


District. | Division. Purpose. 





Reserve 
No. 























O54 Le De 

Walters ...| Macquarie} 20 0 0 | Part within portion 80. Plan| Ms, 1918- 
W. 4,704-2,091. %,798. 

(Mines.) 





Wellington. | Eastern..) 29,571 | From conditionalrale| 15 July, Pr We lingtox 
(within Wellington 
Gold field). 











(1312) Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF TOUAL, 
COUNTY OF MURRAY. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Minin 
Act, 1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes, ead 
they are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes accordingly. 


(1918-5,316-153 Misc.] J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





Description, 
KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreicr or Yass, AND GOODRADIGBEE SHIRE. 


No. 1,492 (M.). County of Murray, parish of Toual, containing an area of 12) acres: The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion 32,—shown on plan catalogued M, 4,258-1,956, 


30 Ava., 1918,] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


Lands Department Notices, 


4355 





NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND 
UNDER SECTION 197 OF THE “CROWN 
LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913.” 

T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
I the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that the land described hereunder 
has been acquired, under section 197 of the ‘‘Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,” for the purpose of 
settlement, and in accordance with the provisions of 
the said section has become reserved from sale and 
lease until further notified. 

The reserve will be noted as No. 52,828 from sale 
and lease. 


Dated this sixth day of June, one thousand nine 


hundred and eighteen, 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. ©. GRAHAME. 





DESORIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAnp District or ARMIDALE, AND GostwycK SHIRE. 


County of Sandon, parishes of Harnham and San- 
don, being the land within the boundaries of portions 
32, 33, 44, 54, 204, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 243, 244, 
245, 262, 263, 264, 265, 275, 276, 287, 399, and 410; 
and also those parts of portions 232, 233, 240, 242, 259, 
50, and 400 on the west of the western side of the 
railway line from Walcha-road to Armidale, parish 
of Sandon, and portion 159, that part of portion 158 
west of the western side of the railway aforesaid, 
and that part of portion 172 Rem. bounded by por- 
tion 159, the western side of the aforesaid railway 
line, a six-wire fence running in a westerly direction 
through that portion, and the eastern side of a road 
1 chain wide passing along the eastern boundaries 
of portions 84 and 83, parish of Harnham,—as shown 
on plans §. 3,830, 387, 465, 2,833, 1,198r., 3,835, 
1.406r., 1,735, 1,207, 1,208, and 1,347r.-1,660. Area 
about 1,885 acres. 

[Aln. 1918-3,220] [6846] 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve J. 
Graham, Esquire, and R. Aberdeen, Esquire, of their 
positions as Members of the Local Land Board for 
the Land District of Nowra, for the meeting of that 
Poard, which commences on the 27th August, 1918, 
and to appoint :— 


H. H. Honey, Esquire, and R. W. Laidley, Esquire, 
to be Members of the said Board for the said meet- 
ing, in lieu of Messrs. Graham and Aberdeen 
(Minl, 1918-5,402). 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Patrick Joseph O’Neill, Esquire, as a Member of the 
Local Land Board for the Land District of Kemp- 
sey, vice P. E. Cheers, Esquire, deceased,—the 
appointment to take effect from the 9th August, 
1918 (Minl. 1918-5,400). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1348] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 50th August, 1918. 


Ts is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act, 1912, His Excellency the Goverror, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the Council of the 
Municipality of Waratah as Trustees of Dangar Park, 
Waratah, under the name, style, and title of ‘The 
Trustees of Dangar Park.” 
[Mise, 1918-6,203] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands: 
No. 107, 830 Avausr, 1918, —5, 


[1349] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions ot 
land hereinafter particularised, namely : ~ 

Reserve No. 40,710 at Bevan Island, Lake Illawarra, 

area 78 acres, notified 4th July, 1906, for Public 

Recreation : — 

Messrs, Thomas James and Alfred Fast (in lieu of 
Mr. E. Aitken, resigned, and Mr. J. Buckley, 
removed). 

[ Misc. 1918-6,218] 





Reserve No. 50,276 at Picnic Island, Lake Illawarra, 
area 7 acres ] rood, notified 21st October, 1914, for 
Public Recreation : — 


Messrs. Thomas James and Alfred East (in lieu of 
Mr, E. Aitken, resigned, and Mr. J. Buckley, 
removed). 

[ Mise. 1918-6,218] 





Reserve No. 52,766 at Trundle, area 10 acres, notified 

26th April, 1918, for Show Ground (Addition) :— 

Messrs. William Todd, John Skinner, and Denis 
Joseph Maloney. 

[ Misc. 1918-6,298 ] 





Reserve No. 52,909 at Boomi, area about 154 acres, 
notified 19th July, 1918, for Racecourse and Athletic 
Sports (Addition) : — 

Samuel Boughton, Ernest Richard Keen, Robert 
David Layton, Edward Sallivan, John Carmody, 
Edward Henry Keen, and Daniel McIntrye Allen. 

[ Misc. 1918-6,265 | 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1350] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ike is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Hillston, 

dedicated 7th January, 1879, set apart for Roman 

Catholic Burial Ground : — 

Reverend Martin Thomas Walsh and Samuel South- 
well, Esquire (in lieu of Right Reverend J, Dunne 


and Reverend M. J. Barron, deceased). 
[ Misc, 1918-4,120] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Bingara,. 
dedicated 12th March, 1869, set apart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Austin Joseph Gardner Mack and Hugh 
Connolly (in lieu of Messrs. Austin Mack and 
Thomas Connolly, deceased). 

[ Misc. 1918-6,299] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1351] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
he is hereby notified, for public information, that, 


in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act, 1912, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as a Trustee of Erskineville Park, Erskine- 
ville : — 
George James Stokes, 

Russell, deceased). 
[ Mise, 1918-6,208] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Esquire (in lieu of Mr. F. 


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NeW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918. 


ee er ee ee ee 


[1352] _ Department of Lands, . 


* Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


[A is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the. Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the, Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen; who have left the district, from their 


positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of: 
land hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby | 


removed accordingly : — 

Mr. Ji Witecombé, from his position as a Trustee of 
the portion of the General Cemetery at Hillston, 

. dedicated 7th January, 1879; set apart for 
Roman Catholie Burial Ground, 

[ Misc. 1918-4,120] 

Mr. J: Buckley, from his position as a Trustee of 
Reserve No. 40,710 at Bevan Island, Lake Illa- 
warra, area 78. acres, notified 4th July, 1906, for 
-ublic Recreation, 

[ Mise. 1918-6,218] 

Mr. J. Buckley, from his position as a Trustee of 
Reserve No. 50,276 at Pienic Island, Lake Illa- 
warra, area 7 acres 1 rood, notified 21st October; 

_. 1914, for Piblic Reeréation. 

[ Misc. 1918-6,218] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1354] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


I oe is hereby, notified, for, public information, that; 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913 
the uhdermentioned gentlemen are hereby a pointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely ;— 
Racecourse at Goodooga (Bokhara), area 175 acres; 
dedieated 25th March, 1887 :— 


Edward Sythle Bell, Esquire (in lied of Mr. W. H: 
Brown, removed). 


[Mise. 1918-6,047] 





The portions of the General Cemeteries at Grenfell, 
dedicated 6th December, 1867, and 29th April, 1884, 
respectively, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Grounds :— 


Frederick Albert Drury, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. W. 
Sduthwell, removed): 
[Mise. 1918-5,963] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Walbundrie, 
dedicated 16th. January, 1880, set apart for Unsec- 
tarian Burial Ground :— 
Messrs. James Fagan and Robert McInnes (in lieu 
of Messrs. P. Fagan, deceased; and P. A, 
_. Murphy, removed. 
[Mise. 1918-5,962] 





The poion of the General Cemetery at Bega, dedi- 
cated 13th September, 1902; set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. William Hall, Charles Guthrey, Henry Why- 
man, and the Superintendent Methodist. Minister 
for, the time being of the Bega Circuit (in lieu 
of Messrs. G. E. Brooks, C. Knighton, and J. W. 

_. Ramsey, and Reverend J. Scharkie, removed). 

[Mise. 1918-6,124] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 

section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; 

the underméntioned gentlemen sre hereby appointed 

as Trustees of the land at Surry Hills, Sydnéy, area 

2 roods 254 perches, dedicated 9th August, 1918, for 

Workmen’s Institute :— 

The Honorable Frederick Flowers, M.L.C.; the Honoz- 
able Frank Edgar Wall, M.D., ML.C.; Messrs. 
Henry Clenient Hoyle, Stanley George Gardner, 
J.P., Stanley Smith, George Frederick Unitt, 
_J.P., Arthur William Buckley, M:L.A. 

[Mise. 1918-5,775] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1378] — 


| [1347] fi 





Department ef Lands, 
| Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 

LAND SALES. 
{* pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consok- 

dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify, that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed therete. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, KEMPSEY, 


On Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1918, 
at 2:30. o'clock p.m. 


Lanp Disrrict or KEempPsEy. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Crescent 
Head; parish Palmerston, county Macquarie, shire 
Macleay. 

| Tenms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


SupurRBAN LOTS. 











Upset Upset 
‘Portion. Area, Price per Portion. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
a. fT. p. 1; 84° By ag. p.| £ 8. d, 
133 0 0 322) 16 0 O 135 0 0 322; 8 0 0 
134 0 6 327) 10 0 0 136 0 0 328] 6 0 6 


Papers Ali. 1917-8,633 ; Plan M, 5,757-668. 





SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE, BULLAH DELAH, 
Ox Wednesday, the 23rd day of October, 1918, 
at 11 o'clock a.m. 
; Lana Disrrior or Srrovp. 
Within the village of Bullah Delah, parish Bullah Delah, 
county Gloucester, shire Stroud, 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalnients, with interest at § per cent. per annum. 
































Town Lots. 

Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec.; Area. Price per {jAllot.| Sec. Area, Price per 

Lot. Lot, 

| ; 

a. Tr. p.| eh Betdey Be £ 8s. d. 
13 | 4/0 2 O BagaO10 PRarssieg 117)|15 0 0 
14) 4.10 2,04 Fi® Oh Save 1,0 42013647 OH 
11.9.0. 2 264)..6.20 Ob 6 hocks [(Oyeb 20 Ind8) xOu-0 
S455 19, 1268 G..0 0 Ta ded O.12)27 1 12.6.6 
Sf O £2og OO U8 By geoliGo¥ 17.) 12.0.0 
Mobs) Ok Zola O00 FS ase Od AZ) | 2D ne 
WZ jews | 0 1,264.8 0.07 10), 454,01 264 18 OO 
PY 32 OL s8sr 7 Oo On 11 10. 2. 2426.0 0 
2155 0) 2 S8h (60 VO Paes On 2a Ly: 40 1G 
Sp Ow sy 8 Oot. | oore F 2a 1s 0 8 
Ass PD BIR FSO Operas gy 16 | 12° 0 O 
ZOOS /O MSSHM TO 4 Oo OFT 161, 12" 0 0 
11) 15). 129) 10. 10 Of 4 eM Oman 16 120 oO 
S27. O02 010M 0) DeSales 17 | 140.00 
O45) O12 801 40 00 OP 6 ae PF i) 1 Oe 
117) 98) 0 71265 14° 6 OF 7} 5,/0 116110, 0, 6 
121 3p fe Oo Oe en eee) L1G) | 10.00 atl 
7|291,0 124) 9 0 Of 9] 5,10 116/10 0 °'0 
8jo55|0 124) 8 0: OF 10) 5,10 1 25418 0 O 
D4 Sib Qods St pisod? Os aii sO. 2 25 | 166 (60 
Weg os5 4} Old 24) 1B Or Oh adyes, 0' 1 25) 168 oO 
11) 5 |9 124) 8 0 OFS) 6Ol'G 1:95) BCH © 
T0010 S28 OO 2 | 0. 216 | 12) 0 
8464) Or 1 8848 O° OP BI-;, +6 116/12 0 O 
Oe sll OSS ROO OMe aloe lO 1G abe eG 
AD eS Oe ee ee ee) tod O. 2 27 aS eae 
Lite ON. aoe Ore | sy, 1 O 2 17 1 1 ee 
12 Wide) O28 ee Ore 7 | 65 | 0 116110 0 06 
1} 31/10 1254 15 0 OF 81;,,.}.0.1.16|10..07@ 
13 | 1 OF Soe GO O81 9 yh O..L aR 10) ee 
1/58;0 124) 20 0'0/]10) ,,/0 1 254,18 0 0 
3] O'T47 1% O OLIL|... 40.2 25) 16) 0.6 
os) SP EO La) aS 0 048927) 4 6. 185.16 a0. 6. 


The town of Bullah Delah is about 30 miles by road from 
Stroud-road, which is the nearest railway station. Bullah 
Delah has frontage to the Myall River, which is a navigable 


| stream. 


Papers Aln, 1918-6949 ; Plans B. 18, 19, 11, 27, 26, 25, 24, 
30, 31, 32-1,891. 








30 Ava,1918] © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


4357 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COWRA, 
On Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
ers Land Disrrict or Cowra. 
Within the village of Weodstock, parish Kenilworth, 
county Bathurst, shire Waugoola. 


TRRMS :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 





Town Lot. 
Pld coy = ; Upset 
ANot.| Sec.| Area. Price per Remarks. 
; Lot. 
ar ee Be: \ 
6 | 21|0 1 393/12 0 0 | Situated within 4 mile south- 


east of Woodstock railway 
station. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,699 ; Plan W. 16-2,498. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NOWRA; 
On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
_ Laxp Disrrict or Nowra. 
Parish Bugong, county Camden, shire Cambewarra. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 








Country Lor. . 
43 , Upset 
Portion. | Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
ae PS pil sig) d. ; 
72 6 0 28) 25 0 0 | Sloping land; good soils 18 
miles north-west from 


Nowra, partly by road and 
partly by track. 


The upset price includes value of Crown improvements. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,501; Plan C. 2,374-2,041. 





Se) 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BELLINGEN, 
On Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
: Lanp District of BELLINGEN. 
Within the town of Coff’s Harbour, parish Coff, county 
' . Fitzroy, shire Dorrigo. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 





Tows Lor. 
Upset 
Allot. | Sec, Area. Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
se A SO ad a a 
8 |62/;0 126) 87 O O| Coffs Harbour is a railway 
station and a port for 


> ocean-going steamers. 
Upset price includes £26 5s. 6d., value of improvements, 
Papers Aln. 1918-5,866 ; Plan Coff’s Harbour 38. 





Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Brook- 
lana, parish Stewart, county Fitzroy, shire Dorrigo. 


TxRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


SuBpURBAN Lots. 





g Upset 8 Upset 
E| Area. Brie yer 2 Area,’ Presper 
a Lot, Ps Lot. 

Be eR RS ey teary Fh ee x sd. 
66 1 0284) 9 0 OF 69 0 371 7 0 
67 1 0 94) 8 0 OF 70 3 0 34 13 0 0 
68 0 330¢| 7 0 Of 71 3 0 22 12 0 0 


The village of Brooklana is about 2 miles from authorised 
Dorrigo-Glenreagh railway, about 16 miles from Coramba, 
and 18 miles from Dorrigo, 


Papers Aln, 1918-7,123 ; Plan F. 2,972-1,810. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNNEDAH, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


LAnb District oF GUNNEDAH. 


Within the town of Gunnedah, parish Gunnedah, county 
Pottinger, municipality Gunnedah, 


TrMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 








Town Lots. 
Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec.| Area, Price per |Allot.) Sec. Area. | Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
Me. seal. Bs eet bar ar. op. | 2° wd. 
1 | 44; 0 O 37426 0 OF 38} 44);0 1 0/385 0 0 
2 0 1 0); 30 0 0 


33 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,505; Plan G. 46-1,619. 





Parish Tamba, county Pottinger, shire Coonabarabran. 
TzRms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months, 
Country Lor. 


Portien. Area, Remarks. 


Situated 32 miles from Tamba 
Springs, the nearest rail- 
way station being Curlewis, 
distant 36 miles; Werris 
Creek-Binnaway railway 
line when constructed will 
pass within about 7 miles. 


Papers Aln. 1918-5,729 ; Plan P. 5,447-1,781. 


€ ay 
a 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COONABARRABRAN, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF CoONABARRABRAN, 


TMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Parish Coonabarrabran, county Gowen, shire Coonabarabran. 
Coentry Lots. 














Upset Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per } Portion. Area, Price per 

Lot. Lot 

j 
Saiteep.| £ a. 4. a. toa | Said 
334 10 0 0};20 0 0 339 18 020/27 0 0 
335 10 0 0|20 0 0 340% /21-.3. 10; 22 0 0 
336 10: 03203) 20) 0 56 341 20 0 0;20 0 0 
337 |10 0 0] 15 O Of 1842 135) 3 30) 36 0 0 
338 110 0 0'15 0 0 





_ Situated about 1 to 2 miles south-east of town of Coona- 
barabran. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,504; Plans G. 2,312, 2,313, 2,314, 
2,315-1,797. 





Parish Purlawaugh, county Napier, shire Coonabarabran. 














Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
a. ft Doh & 8: a. . 
64 1 0 0] 8 O O| Situated about 15 miles east 
76 2 ee 14° oO of the town of Coonabara- 
77 2 P28 1s40 0 bran, the nearest railway 
station being Binnaway, 
distant 10 miles, 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,531; Plans N. 1,015, 1,393, 1,394-1,883. 
Parish. Kirban, county Gowen, shire Gilgaudra. 
TrRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
42 {158 0 O0{158 0 3 | 10 miles south-east of Binna- 

43 [184 0 034250 0 0 way. dee 
The owner of fencing within portion 43 along the Bandulla 


Creek will be allowed thirty days from date of sale to remove 
same. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,611 ; Plans G. 2,321, 2,322-1,797. 





4358 





SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE, QUIRINDI, 


On Friday, the 18th day of October, 1918, 
at 2°30 o’clock p.m. 


LAnp Districr or MurruRUNDI. 


Within the town of Quirindi, parishes Coeypolly and Quirindi, 
county Buckland, municipality Quirindi. 


TERMS : —Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 












































Town Lots. 

Allot.| Sec.} Area. Ses ais ‘Allot.| Sec. Area, are 

aor. Pp. |L. esi acer, TB, | nBetd. 
11¥| % | 0 4 374) 20 8 OF -9F/'32 tO" 377) 10 0:70 
12] ,,|0 1373/20 0 Of 10] 4,106 138/10.0 0 
14| ,,/0 2 0/20 © Of 11] .,,/@ 139110 0 0 
pa yO. aly oo] 20 SOMO az ae el Ondo) 10 mil 
Ga, 0 235.20 40 BO eeatbSa) O20 250NE0 BO 
1 0.42) O14 OOS 100.42 20: 11600 0 
2), |0 2 0|;14 0 Of 8] 60/0 139) 65 0 0 
ON ey Ov a2 0 § 0 Of} 1/]62;0 1 6/240 0 O 
es2 1 0 39>) LOO nore 0 1.22 1240 20 20 
2410 @ 0110 0 B01 66 1h 0 19 140 Fo 
St) yoo O: a2 BO eLO Om On irae sito oF eo 1140 30 0 
45, | 0-20 110 0-10) %8 3 |0 1 °9 1140 0 0 
Bl. 41 0 12 0 NOU sOlL Om. M0)  BEL400%), 0 
Oa 550 0 20 110: 20 SO 07 ee tO me 8 160 0 0 
Dal 55 | O ML S55 10 SOOT eee gi65 5 FOmel e050 m0 m0) 
Slee Olson LOMO uO 
Papers Aln, 1918-6,178; Plans Q, 35, 46, 23, 47, 39, 41, 


45-1,613. 





Terms ;—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months. 
Parish Springfield, county Pottinger, shire Tamarang. 


Country Lots. 





Upset price 


per Lot. Remarks. 


Portion. | Area, 











About 26 miles westerly of 
Quirindi; near Spring 
Ridge Public School. 


Papers Aln, 1918-4,613 ; Plan P. 4,841-1,781. 





Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 


Parish Grenfell, county Buckland, shire Tamarang. 








Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
Biers Pil & a8. -a 

256 | 78 O 0/390 0 O]| From 2 to 5 miles south-east 
257 .| 87 2.0)438 0 O of Werris Creek; from 6 to 
258 66 38 0/336 0 0 9 miles north-east of 
259 | 81 3 0/412 0 0 Quirindi. The upset prices 
of portions 258 and 259 
include value of Crown 








improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,377 ; Plans B. 4,206, 4,207, 4,208, and 
4,209-1,788. 





‘Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve 
of the following additional Regulation, No. 195p, 
under the ‘‘Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913” 
(Minl. 1918-5,226) :— 
195p. A perpetual lease grant of a suburban 
holding shall be in Form 139. The deed fee (£1) 
and Stamp duty (£1) shall be due and payable 
immediately after the Local Land Board finds that 
all the conditions attaching te the suburban hold- 
ing precedent to issue of such grant have been 
duly complied with. 

Nort.—This notice is in lieu of that portion. of 
notice relating to the above additional Regulation No. 
1195p, which appeared in Government Gazette No. 104, 
of 23rd August, 1918, folio 4251. 


@ gS AGHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1245] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava. 1918. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
: Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
ates i— 


ABERNETHY—Saturday, 28th September, 1918 _... 104 
ALBuRY—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 “ine tle! 
ARMIDALE—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
AsSHFORD—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ... ace EN 
Batuurst—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918.., vee 104 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918" ten ao L 
BreezA—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ew LOL 
BuncENDORE—Saturday, 14th September, 1918 ,.. 98 
Casino—W ednesday, 25th September, 1918... Pe 
CooNABARABRAN— Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
CooTAMUNDRA—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 

Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... 104 
Cornowa—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ee LOL 
DunxEpoo—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918  ... 91 
Forses—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... ove 104 
GLADSTONE—Saturday, 3lst August, 1918 ... oo. 89 
Gurn Innes—-Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 101 
GouLBuRN—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 91 
GRAFTON—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 98 

Do Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... ove 104 
GunpacaI—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 

Do Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 .» 101 
InvereLL—Friday, 20th September, 1918 ... .. 98 
Kempsry—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 es aul 
LismoRE— Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 was Ok 
LirHcow—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ». 101 
Mitvate—Thursday, 26th September, 1918... e 101 
Motone—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 Aare? 
Mupere—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 -- 101 
MURRUMBURRAH—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918... 98 
MouswELLBRook—Wednesday, 4th September, 1918 91 
NarraBri— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
NewcastLE—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 104 
Nynean—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 aya tile} 
Ornance—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 v 101 
PARRAMATTA— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1938... 
PoxaTaRoo—Saturday, 12th October, 1918... one gt Ol 
SypNey—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... oe 
TamwortH— Wednesday. 11th September, 1918 ... 

Do Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... e- 104 
TaRrEE—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... ve 
TomMaLPin—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 ... * 
TRUNDLE-—Saturday, 21st September, 1918... Ce eeLOL 
Tumut—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 os 
Watcna—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 _.... 101 
Wa.Lextt—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... vee 204 
Yrovat—Saturday, 31st August, 1918 ne a OL 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





et 


[1374] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF PURPOSE AND CONDITIONS 
OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the purposes of Special Lease No. 1906-1, In- 
verell, county Hardinge, varish Auburn Vale, shire 
Bannockburn, heid by Thomas Hepburn Stirton White, 
have been altered to ‘Residence, Agriculture, and 
Grazing.’ The lease shall continue to be subject to 
the conditions under which the granting of the exten- 
sion of the term was notified in the Government 
Gazette of the 27th May, 1914, and to the following 
special condition : — 

The dwelling shall be erected at the south-western 
end of the iand leased adjacent to the dairy. 


[Ms, Ls. 1918-9,354] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, _ 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
if the surrender, to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of James Pope in 
and to Special Lease No. 1,908-8, Wellington, com- 
prising an area of 7 iacres 1 rood 30 perches, being 
measured portion 82, parish Walters, county Wel- 


[1270] 


_Jineton, shire Macquarie, such surrender to jtake 


effect as from the Ist August, 1918. 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-9,045] 


WwW. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


30 Ava., 1918] 





[1366] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


le is hereby notified, for genoral information, in respect to 
the Orown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


Timber which is suitable or likely to prove suitable for fencing, 
building, railway sleepers, or other commercial purposes 
shall not be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise exeept 
under permit issued under the provisions of section 21 (a) 
of the Forestry Act, 1909; provided that the lessee may 
clear any land whieh is to be cultivated within twelve 
months of date of clearing or cut any timber required 
for the purpose of erecting any necessary buildings or 
other improvements on the subject land. 


The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pur- 
pose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, and 
the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings 
where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
behalf, and permit timber-getters to camp and graze their 
teams within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 
20 of the Forestry Act, 1909. 


have been revoked and those quoted:hereunder are substituted 

viz. :— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 


No. of 


Crown-lease. Lessee. 


Land District. 








1912- 1 | Armidale ...| Daniel Diamond. 

1912- 3 | Glen Innes ...) Mary Ann Johnston, 
1912- 7 Do ...| Michael Logue. 

1912- 7 | Inverell ...| William Frederick Koina. 
1912-16 Do ...| Walter Strachan, 
1912-17 Do ...| Mary Ann Caley. 
1912-22 Do ...| Thomas Alexander Parry, 
1912-1 | Tenterfield ..| John Neagle. 





Nowx.—-The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[2365] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


Tv is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permit issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
but such permit may be dispensed with when ring- 
barking or destruction of timber is necessary with a 
view to the cultivation of crops over any part or parts 
of the area leased: Provided the area to be cultivated 
is defined, and that not less than three weeks’ notice 
in writing of the intention to ringbark or destroy the 
timber on that area is given to, and written permission 
is first obtained from, the local Forestry Officer. The 
lessee may, however, take from the land Jeased to him 
such timber and other material for building and other 
purposes upon such land as may be required by him as 
tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within 
a timber or forest reserve. 


Loner es ne 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 107, 4359 





No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting 
or removing timber without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open-_ 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, 


have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 

viz. :— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 


rick 1916, and Kegulations thereunder at the time in 
orce. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber. if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 











Cee Land District. Lessee. 
1913- 2 | Armidale...) Norman Jamos Meredith. 
1918-14 | Casino ...| William James Hamilton. 
1915-32 | Cooma .| Jobn Adam Fergus. 
1912-11 | Glen Innes ,,,! George Alfred Billington. 
1913- 2 Do ...| Jesse Dorrington. 
1913- 1 | Murrurundi ..,| Frederick Robert Mason. 
1914- 3 Do to) 
1918- 2 Do ...| Charles George Mason. 
1914- 2 Do ie do 
1913- 5 | Tamworth ...| George Swab. 
1913-11 Do ..| George Alexander Urquhart. 
1913-12 Do va do 
1913-22 Do ...| Herbert Rackham. 
1913- 8 | Tenterfield ...) Michael Donald Qninlan. 
1913- 9 Do ...| Simon Connell. 
1913-22 Do .| Elizabeth Mary Shea, 








Novrzg,—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALKS. 


NGS is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shal] have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
ldth August, 1918. [1069] 


—— 


[1344] 





Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 23rd August, 1918. 


‘A Ea is invited to a reference by the 

Minister for Lands in the matter of _applica- 
tion by George Thomas Dowling, Cornelius Dowling, 
Kbenezer V. Dowling, Caroline Dowling, and Jemima 
Dowling to surrender an area of 44 acres in exchange 
for an area of 2 acres, parish of Banga, county of 
King, Land District of Yass. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Yass. 

Objections (if any) should be writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Goulburn, not later than 28th September, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yass on a date to be notified, 


E, J. HALLIDAY, 
Chairman, 


., 1918, 


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[1341] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as partionlarised in the following Schedule, have beon determined at 
the respectivé rates per acre stated. 


Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rerit and the rent as now determined (together with 
arrears of rent now dte) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
Treasurer. 


The renewal ret on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, either to the Land Agent of the District or to the State Treasurer, 
not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered. 
Any rent paid after the due daté will bear intérest, accruing due day by day, at thé rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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ir] a 3 £ “3 y 3 oe 
38s Date ais 3 eer ga33 
3 3 ; of County and | 2 | & | & | Annual | Amount | Balance | . .. Inter S285) ghive, 
gs 8 + Address, | Applica- Parish, % i A Rent. | 7 paid. due. commenced on Sa en : 
EB tion g 3 $ ’ arrears. is} sk 
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EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrior or KEMPSEY. . . 
; ; : 1917. Acresi d. £24. £ad £ a. ad, 
1917- 7 | Barrie, James Lee] Kempsey ..  ..| 6 Nov...{ Dudley: . 2{ 475°) 3317 8 6{ & O Of 3B 8 GJ serieviecccorsorse 1917-57 | Macleay. 
¥ Alphonsus, ; Bandi Ba adi. 
1917- 9 | McMauzh John} Comara «| 29 Nov..| Clarke ; 73} 69 | 23 |} 012 6] 010 0] 0 2 6 | crrccecscsorceee |1910-48 | Dumaresq. 
William. Dyke. | ‘ 
1917-10 Do eee) do dé do do 74 60 | 3 015 0 010 0) 0 5 0 Wehes ce tbeles | GO do 
Laxp Disrrior oF TAREE. 
1917. 7 
JOM- 5 | Harris, Gedtne| Banyab,via Kram.| 20 March| Gloucester: | 161] 278} | 3 9 9| 2 6 Byte y | BAe ve} 1912-115| Stroud. 
Alfred. _, bach. Kyle, “ 00 cae toe cee renee 
1917-10 | Harris, Hardld John| Dyer’s Crossing ...| 27 Sept...| do do | 142) 165 | SEE SG] PS ANT F | Sikecnce ccs cen eae | LOL 7— I do 
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Lanp District or TUMBARUMBA. 



























































1916. : 
1916-1 | Parsons, , Alfred| Carboona 4. ...| 15 May...{ Goulburn; | 99} 300(13| 117 6| 210 0 {3 8 | 8% Jo18 f [912-28 | Uolbrook. 
Christopher John, Currajong. as “nt 
CENTRAL DIVISION: 
a Land Disreror or Morze. 
1918, <q * t 
1018- 4 | Bank of New South| Sydney we -.| 25 Fop....{ Benarba ; 67; 181 / 58; 8 O' 1, 1 LYO] 1.18 8 | crseccsercone-co [1305-5 | Boomi. 
Wales. fe Tellaraga. 
(per Wright, George) Moree; 
Edgar). i 
The titls to and rént of the above leases commence from date of application. 
*This is arrears of rent at the provisional rate of 2d. per acre per annum. 
[1353] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


OTICE is given that the undermentioned Conditional Leases, and all rights attached thereto, are hereby declared forfeited through 


non-payment of rent, instalment of survey fee, or value of Orown improvements; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the 
expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 






































[C.S. 1918-19,771; 20,406] W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
; Amount | 
No, o Lobb. | Address. | County. Parish. Akee, | .ncivaive ot | Basal C.P. | Portion. Shire, 
La terest, \ 
Lap Diergror or Bompata. 
i igs " vol Ol ‘ WP re & Tr p. £ 8. a. 
26058 | Ponee William, Barrie; ha de The Glen; Craigie ‘¢ Wellesley = Lawson * 54° 0 | 012 5 | 1890- 23 143 Reverse, 
Alexander James, 
Lanp Disteror or Lirncow. 
14885 | Thompson, Edwin .. ..  ( Lithgow ws  aa| Westmore- | Ganbe- 150 0 ‘| 2.3 9 1889-— 20 | 127 | Blaxland’ 
Be ; i jand. nang. 
15217 Do ee), Una Se tee {| do 150 0 0 117 6 | 1889-162 129 do 
Lanp Disrrior oF RyYLstons. 
20781 | Dewey, Hbnry, i. .. uk] GrOwee,Rylstone ...( Phillip ...( Louee? .!.| 140 0 0 26 8 1890- 42 115 { Rylstone. 
(per McLachlan; Lachlan) Kylstone. : ‘ | ; 
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30 Avd., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4369 


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[1843] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LEASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THHPREOF, rn 
1g is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of aection 183A of the Crown Lands Consslidation Nati 1018, tis portions of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the convertible areas of the éonditionsl leases 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital values and rentals stated. 














- W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrtict of CooNAMBLE. 






































Fs : Date from Future 
2 Capital | Rent eT hi pas Future 
Papers. ee Parish. County. Area, | Added to--| Value | per nee ahiten eee cA eee Rent Shire, 
Rin hy per Aore, | Acre. effet. of C.D of C.L, ' 
C8, i oe had ~Fart To Piss Cole £s, a.) a, a ee ; | aA rope} o£ Bs 4. Fadi tet 
1918-18314 - 54 | Bourbah  ...|) Ewenmar ...) 160 0 © | 1910-69 5 PR SESS 29 3.6 $8] 18 Aug., 1918/2573 1 © 41 6 1) | Wingadee, 
18312 | 111 | Qalargam- do wal 172, 8 0} 3919-16 16 8/5 $12°0| 14, » (2,206 0 0| #519 2] @o 
bone. ; | 
[1865] atseon.t l Department of Lande, 


. Data et ae ia ag a tlt Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 
T is hereby notified, fo general information, that, in acdordanee with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and 
Regulations, the forfeitures declared under notifieation in the Government Gazettes of 20th October, 1916, 19th July and 26ih July, 
1918, respectivély, of the Crown-leases hereundér specified have been reversed. es) ok ns biacitinial 5 2 
; W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























No, cf Lease 4 ; P : 

‘ No. of ‘ A 1 

Land Withee! Name of Lessee. Barca: Parish, County. Shire, Area, Rental: 
) : ' Acres Seneca. 
1912-6, Bathurst.:) Stephen Corney nes ae 24 Walberton ..| Roxburgh’ __,,.| Rylstone ...| 281 312 4 
1917-1, Gosford...| Clive Waters ... a ps3 q7 Stowe ... ...| Northumberland | Erina 3 50 I 0 O 
1915-1, Grafton .| Jeremiah Sullivan... ...| 38 and 41 | Carnhain ...| Drake .., ...| Copmanhurst| 974% {sav 4 

[1356] , gd a bell oi ih Departisert of Lands; 


5 > 
Sydney, 80th August; 1915. 
FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 
if is hereby notified that the Crown-leases spocified horounder are declared forfeited in, accordance with the provisivié of the Crown 
Lads Con®olidation Act;1913; ae ; ’ 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. ’ ~ Wide 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Wo. of Lease* 
and Name of Lessee, eae Parish. County. Shire. Area. auien | Reason for Vorfeiture, 
Land District. | ar 
64C 9 | af fl & A. a. 5 ” 
1916- 6,Hayis., ...) Walter Butler 2. un} 278 Reabula i] Waradgery i.) Waradgery 9° ..,/1,482°0 0/'22' 6 2 | Non:p&yment of rent: 
5, Muswell- Ralph Thomas Kay ... ...| 166 and. Manobalai_ ...| Brisbane «| Muswellbrook 3.) 94 8.350) 1 8 9 do , 
brook 133, : ; ray r ia tit ng j 
1916- 1, Neweastle...; Andrew Harrower ... a eee Coorumbung ...| Northtmber-. | Lake Macquarie | 474 0 0] 5 18 6 | Non-fulfilmentof conditions 
land. aud non- ayment of reat 
1914- 5, Rylstone ...| Ernest Charles Doyle .. a 36 Tayar oo «| Roxburgh ,..| Rylstone .., | 49 © Of LY O O | Non-payment of rent. 
1913-15, Taree» ...| John James Warrall ... ea] | 271 Lorne ... -}| Macquarie ...| Hastings... | 122 2 0) 130 5 do 
[1357] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF PROVISIONAL REVERSAL OF FORVEITURE OF A CROWN:LHASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation. Act and 
Regulations, the provisiotial réversal of ‘forfeiture declared under notification in the Government Gazette of 22nd June, 1917, of 
the Crown-lease hereunder specified hus been revoked. ‘Lhe lease stands as forfeited. eee ; ' 
hte rates W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






































No. of Lease 2, wi Abishe a nnn Anoual 
and Name of Lessee, ) Pas Parish, County. Shire. Area. | Rental. 
Land District. ; he pees 
| He yh a! 
Acrea, Bes Gs 
1913-6, Boorowa ..| Ellen Gertrude Carroll ... ee ao 111 Childowla ... i Harden ane «| Goodradigbee . 2813) Kis 6 
[1858] Department of Lands, 


; ; sat mt , Sydney, 20th August; 1918. 
EXTENSION OF To # TERMS OF SETTLEMENT, LEASES. | 
lie is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Settlement Leases have been extended under the 


provisions Of section 828 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








| | Original Term of 





BE i ; Lease. Term 1 Ba Pais 
i District, Lessee. Portion. Parish. County. | Shire, Te ae ee extended ee ry #6; the period. 
¥rom. To. 














’ yg Sh a. oc: p.| | 18986, 1924, 1936. | £ 8. d. a; 
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15. ‘ 1917, to 9th Septem- 
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4370 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET'TE, No. 107. [80 Aua., 1918, 





[1346] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


J° is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 








Reg. No. No. of Name and Address ‘ Annual Reason 
me Tense: of Lamaae Situation and Area of Land. Rent. for Woefeitere, Shire, 
pers. ’ 
Me. La. £a.d, 
1918-9826 { 1914-59, Dubbo «| Gilbert, Thomas Char-] County Narromine, parish Gundong, sub-| 819 0 | Non-payment of} Timbre- 
les, of Tomingley. urban portions 6¥ to 75, village of Tomingley. rent. bongie, 
Area, 19 acres 1 rood 9 perches, ; 
1918-9529 | 1908-16, Taree «| The Manning River} County Macquarie, parish Cundle ; below Non-fulfilment of] Wanninz. 
Limestone & Shipping] high-water mark, at foot of Barton-street,, 2 0 0 conditions, 
Co., Ltd., of 98 Scott-| town of Croki. Area, 1 perch (about), 
street, Newcastle, 
[1003] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant leases should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land 
Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 





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Wangi Wangi Develop-| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, on 
ment Co. Ltd, (Sp. L.| foreshores of Lake Macquarie, opposite block 
1918-2, Newcastle. ) 107, Wangi Point Estate, first subdivision. 

C. C. Lazzarini and C.| Cook’s River, fronting Recreation Reserve, 0 088 | Baths oo e.| Sydney.. - eee 
Pickering, Trustees of| parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 
the Tempe Recreation 
Club, (8pl. Ls. 1918-9, 
Metropolitan.) / 

Farrelly, A., (Spl. Ls.| Shea’s Creek Canal, parish of Botany, county; 0 0 124 | Wharf a ears heer ey aa ae s ” 
1918-5, Metropolitan.) | of Cumberland. 


Wharf Pao e.| Maitland - e-| 2 Beptember, 1918. 





4 











—_——— 


(1228] Department of Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERMS OF LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Ohairman for the Land Board District in 
which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 




















P f Local Land Board Date 
; ? ; EE POR eEOe Office where up to which 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area. which Lease is objections may be objections 
desired. lodged. may be lodged. 
a, of. Dp. 
Frederick Matson, sen.| Ewey Bay, Port Hacking, parish Sutherland) 0 015 | Boatshed om «.| Sydney.. - «| 89 August, 1918. 
(Sp. L. 1908-9, Metro-| county Cumberland. (about). 
politan). , 
Williams, Caroline M.| Kyle Bay, parish of St. George, county of Cum-| 0 0 27 | Bathing-place, dow ~ --| 18 Sept., co 
(Sp. L. 4,022, Metro-| berland, fronting portion 19, (about). jetty, and boat- 
politan). house. " 
Thomas Neden o --| Sp. Ls. 1912-8, Murwillumbah, parish Terranora,, 0 124 | Wharf and storage] Grafton - ss] 25 | 9» a 
county Rous, on Boyd’s Bay, fronting Terra- of timber. 
nora Terrace, 
[1363] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 
CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
the 72nd section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The leases will terminate on 31st December, 1918. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











SCHEDULE. 
No, of Sie Land Name of Lessee. Parish. | County and Shire. | Area. | Rent, 
a. I.) Pripomreend. 
1909-16, Tumut .--| Herlihy, Cornelius Joseph _ ...; Cowrajago and| Buccleuch; Gadara ...| 478 O 0/1 19 10 
Tumorrama, 
26; 2k ay. do do ...| Tumorrama ... do do 11,920 0 0/8 0 0 
27, ” eee do do eee do eee do do wee 458 0 0 1 18 2 








30 AuG., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4371 








a 


[1864)} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ee 


RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in the 
Government Gazette, have now been restored, subject to any conflicting claims that may have arisen up to this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





























SoHEDULE. 
any Name of Lessee, Land District, Parish, County and Shire, | Area, | Anozel Pi oe 
, , Ske p: |) we 8G. 
1908-12 | Kidd, George Dowling...| Taree ..| Stewart... ...| Macquarie; Manning...| 166 0 0/ 1 4 3 / 25 Jan., 1918 
1909-16 | Herlihy, Cornelius) Tumut ...| Cowrajago and} Buccleuch; Gadara ...| 478 0 0] 11910] 25 ,, i 
Joseph. Tumorrama. 
26 Do es ne ...| Tumorrama 4... do do pel, ocOm OF sOnimnsr Ome Ol 2or A: 
27 Do Ferd ee Co) ea do np do do si tpo » Om O) Ie be 180525) 25° : 
[1860] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES, 
T ig hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the lands set owt in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 
under the conditions hereinafter mentioned :— 
The rent for the second and every suceeeding year must be paid to the Crown Land Agent before the dase in 
each year corresponding with the date of eommencement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and make his 
usual and only home upon the land during the eurrency of the lease ; and must also, within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, ereet 
such buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residence upon and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 


been erected. 


The lesses is to hold a miner's right continuously during the currency of the lease. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 





| 


O8- 


Amount 








oe ar 
Sega : |paid to Land Amonnt 625 Asnonnt 
ay 28| Reg. Name and a ce Awwea, Aste | Amopmte (Tigi credited |S Ba, | necessary 
acs | No. of Address County. Parish, ATOR ii oe) Sb da Rent Serine © payment of | towarge | 52a | to com 
Sig | Papers. of Lessee. and’ | Bxpenses.| ‘aret year's | Survey | SSE [plete Br 
on 24 From. To provisional rent. fee. En 2 eat. 
Mie ; rent, ga + 











Lanp District or GuNDAGAI, ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE, GoLD-FIELD—EXtTENSION TO ADELONG CREEK AND EXTENSION TO GUNDAGAI. 


Occ. &. UTP: 19ISG 1982 ninee as Sos. dy £ aid. £ 6.0. £585 d.£ 8. d. £ 8. a. 
1917-1,| 1918- } Quinnell, John| Wynyard...) South | 20 0 0 9Aug.| 8 Aug.| 110 0; 519 0 | OLS SCH ty Le oas 10 Cc) 6) | 0 8 36 
29 Jan.| 6,432 James, of South Sundagai| portion 426, | | | | 
Guadoegai. W. 5,374-2,119. H | 


























Lanp Disrercr or Moruya, Evropopatta Suire, Goup-riztp —Morvya. 
1918. 1982, 


1917-5,] 1918- } Little, | Robert) Dampier...{ Moruya..( 13 080 |l0Ju'y|9July; 10 0] 210) 1N 6; 0 2 6/0 7 CO ww [OI 6 
13 Oct.| 4,777.| Herb, of Mo- portion 238, | | | 
ruya. D, 3,2)2-1,618. | } | 























Lanp Disrricr or: Parnes, Goosana Suize, GoLD-F!ELD—BILLABONG. 


1918. 1946. : 
Parkes .. 10 0 0 10 July| 9July) 110 0 | eal jtheda 1) | EM GTag | 010 a] 0 6 6| Lue 0 19-38 
| | | 


‘portion 567, 
LAND District or Tumut, GADARA SHIRE, CoLp-FIELD—G1LMOBE CRETE. 


1917-1,] 1918- j Iartwell,  Brcd-| Ashburn- 
| A, 7,609-1,770. 
1918, 1433, 
12 Ee 5 ' faites (ay 0 


15June.| 4,787. rick William, am. 
| of Tichborne. ; 














Batlow ... 2 0.31 6 Aug.| 5 Aug. 
portion 185, 


eee cee ree 


1917-4, | 1918- 
28 May.) 5,411. 


Brown, Stuart} Wynyard .. 


Gemmell, of 








rh Ao 























Batlow, W. 5,334-2,119. 
Lanp District or WALoHA, APstny SHIRE, GoLD-FIELD—SANDON. 
11k, 1928. 
Vernon ...{ Tia on 20 0 0 2July| lJuly; 2 0 Of 510 0 realsesieee 20 0/3810 ¢ 


poriion 140 


1917-6, { 1918- | Brazel, ‘Artbur 
10 Sept.) 4,616, Henry, of Tia. 
V. 2,806-1,719. 


tenons | ee oe 


























Lanp District oF WELLINGTON, Macquariz Suree, GoLp-FIELD—Macquanis. 








191e, 1932. 
1917-4, | 1918- ] Newton, Thomas) Bligh ...{ Yarragal 20 0 90 23 July| 22July) 15 0/ 510 0 Nil. 1 5 043 10 0/015 0} © cove 
18 Oct.| 4,940, Alexander, of portion 117 on a/c to 
Burrendong, via B, 4,169-1,570. 22 July, 
Mumbil. 1020. 














——_---— 


R.L. 1917-1, Parkes.—The Crown improvements (fencing) on this lease have been appraised at £5, which shall be paid in two 
equal instalments of £2 10s each, the first instalment to be paid within one month from the date of this notice, and the second instal- 


ment on the corresponding date twelve (12) months thereafter. 

R.L. 1917-4, Wellington.—Fencing in terms of Regulation 131 (2) shall include substantial fencing erected upon all marked 
boundaries by survey, and so much of the right bank of the Cudgegong River as does not form a natural barrier to the passage of 
stock across 1t. 

Norz.—The lessees shall keep the land free from rabbits, and from brisrs, blackberry, and other noxious plants and weeds 
during the currency of the lease, 


No. 107, 30. Avaust, 1918, —6, 





4372 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUNT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


[30 Ava, 1918, 








[1269] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 
GRANTING OF AN OCOUPATION LICENSE. 
tT is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
_ J, The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations prescribed, and also 
subject to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act of 1916, and Regulations 


prescribed, and particularly to the provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations notified in the Government Gazette of the 16th 
June, 1915, 
2. The license terminates on the 31st December, and the renewal fee must be paid before the 1st December 
in each year, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 31st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Land. 
Term of license, from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender to 31st December, 1918, 
3. The sum lodged with the Tender has been applied on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister’s acceptance of Tender 


to 31st December, 1918, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





BHASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TENTERFIBLD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 




















Amount 
anne Date of required 
Number of Manttar Approxi- | Annual | Amount | Minister’s | from date of 
Papers, Occupation} Licensee and Address. Parishes. County. ae mate License | paid as accept- anes 
License, Beat Area. Fee. Deposit. ance of of Tender +o 
| section of Tender, 31 
640 acres. i St Bete 
Occ. £ s. d.| Acres, Sig. G.)| es ee 1918. esd, 
1918-5,229 No, 1,174 William Melling, of Tenter-| Ballandean | Clive ... 168 8,350 619 7/ 4 UV 0] 12 Aug. ... 214 4 
field, & Graham, Amount |tocreditof| license ... 1g6 8 
\ : 
[1370] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREET—MUNICIPALITY OF ST, PETERS. 
‘AT OTICE is hereby given that the carriageway and footway of the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined, it is 
proposed to align the street in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 
Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and forwarded 
to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 
Plan (S, 14-2,114) of the street in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council Chambers 


at St. Peters. 
{ Rds, 1891-479-23] W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 








$$$ eee 
Width of 








' Name of Street. ‘Brom To Gartiage: ah} mck Remarks. 
ft... in, 
King-street (formerly| Smith-street ... atch ubenee | Bt Lhe) ..: lee 10 O Fences encroach and obstruct, 
known as Cook’s south-west end of (south-east 
River road). resumption for side only). 


widening of part 
of King-street,— 
shown on Plan 
catalogued R, 
12,690-1,6038. | 

















( 1373] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS, 
Nae is hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘“‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the sate in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 























from date of this notice. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
Registration No. Applicant. | Area, | Description. 
} 
Be Tepe ; 
Rds. 1918-184-4 | John Doyle — 2 216 Parish Pokolbin, county Northumberland, Land District Maitland, shire 
Rd, Pur. 1918- Cessnock. Boundary road 1 chain Swide separating portion 171 from 
. 83s portion 172 (part). 
Rds. 1918-183-5 | Daniel and Paul Love 2 912)! Parish Pokolbin, county Northumberland, Land District Maitland, shire 
Rd. Pur, 1918- Cessnock. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 119 from 
28. portions 118 and 172 (part). 
Rds. 1915-181-14| Job Taylor... A ...| 2 0 16 | Parish Dawson, county Macquarie, Land District Taree, shire Manning. The 
Rd, Pur. 1918- (about). | part of boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 4 (part) from 
11. portions 32 (part) and 46 (part), extending from the north-west eorner of 
portion 4 to eastern side of reserved road within portion 46, 
Rds, 1917-477-5 | Paul Frederick Straube .... 0 3 24 | Parish Narrabeen, county Cumberland, Land District Metropolitan, shire 
Rd. Pur, 1917- Warringah. The part of reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 53, 
115, and included within lots 15 and 16 of section ‘‘A” (deposited plan No. 
5,055), embraced by R.P. application No. 16,080. 
Rds. 1918-51-4 | William Baulman 3 3 35 | Parish Dawson, county Macquarie, Land District Taree, shire Manning. 
Rd. Pur. 1918- Reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 46 and the part of boundary 
10, 








road 1 chain wide separating portion 142 (part) from portion 46 and from 
part of portion 66, parish of Yarratt, west from the reserved road within 
portion 66. 


ne 


30° Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107, 4373 


[1868] Department of Lands, 
| Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR 
ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROADS DEHMED TO BH UNNECESSARY. ALSO PARTS OF 
ROADS DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, 
| [ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as a 
read ; also, that the parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to 
close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. ’ 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Dersoniprion oF Roap oPpzNED :—Part of road from Kyogle-Lismore road to Nimbin, and branch road within portion 78, parish of 
Jiggi, county of Rous, Terania Shire. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-75-14; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 9,797-1,803.] 








DeEsoRIPTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to 
be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to closo the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 28th March, 1918, folio 1583. 


Lanp Distaror oF LISMORE. 


| 
| 























S Area, 

26 Parish : Character Land Resumed Parts of Roads closed, &c. Parts of Roads 

vem) y ’ 

BA Area. Nama, Reputed Owner. Occupier, Ff & Requmed and deelared public Road, 

a id a Dedicated. 

edicated. 
a TY. Ds Ce eS a 
76 90 2 0} Jiggi «| B. G. Robotham,| Constructed road| PartofC€.P,| Variable... 0 116 | The unnecessary parts of reserved roads within por- 
jun, in useand F,G.| 1907-22 of tions 76 and 8, west of new road, are closed 
Robotham,jun.} 1524 acres, and added to portions 76 and 8 rexpectively; 
8 61 3 0 do ar do i do at do pm do ee 100 the areas thereof and of C.P. 1907-22 remain 
unaltered. 

-78 | 187. 0 0 do «| The Commissioners Constructed road) PartofC.P,) 150 links & 8 8 20 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 
of the Govern-| in use and f,} 1910-71 of| 100 links! (includes 78, north of new road, also the unnecessary 
ment Savings) §. MeBurney. 350 acres. | & variable.) branch part of boundary road separating portion 74 from 
Bank of New road), portion 79, east of new branch road, are ecloged 
South Wales. and added to portion 78; the area thereof is 

78 | 187 0 0 do a do | B.S, MeBurney.. do | Variable .. 1 330 reduced to 179 acres 3 roods, and the area of the 

i whole C.P. is reduced to 342 acres 8 rocds, Phe 

area (1 acre 8 roods 30 perches) is respmed as 

“severed land,? but not dedicated as road. 

Parts of the existing roads included in survey, and 
necessary to preserve continuity of new .road 
and branch road, are declared to be public ‘road 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 

[1869] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE Stu SECTION OF PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION 
OF LAND FOR ROAD. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 9th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and 


that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as road. : ; 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


DeEsoRIPTion OF ROAD OPENED :—Divyersion of road on the south of railway line within section 29, town of Blayney, 
parish of Lindsay, county of Bathurst, municipality of Blayney. 


(Registration No, of Papers--Roads 1918-155-4 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,505-1,603.] 








DzsonrPrion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 
Lanp Disrriot oF CARcOoAR. 








Width of 














d Area 
os Character Tand 
BS| Area, Sider Reputed Owner. Oceupier. of Resumed Lehr Remarks. 
& ; : Holding. and Medicated 
Dedicated. : 
a5, Lave 
ooo | aap pebstesenny | LAndsay | The Railway Commis-| os. serceesersep ree rereee | Freehold «| 100 Jinks... 0 144 | This resumption embraces parts of 
sioners, allotments3 and 4, section 29, acquired 
for railway purposes. 
[1372] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD AND ADDITION OF, THE LAND COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 

of the 20th section of the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder described, which is no longer required, is hereby closed, 

and the land comprised therein added to the holding mentioned in the appended Schedule. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 




















No. of Papers Holding to which Road is added. 
and Area, Description ef Road elosed, 
Application, No, of Holding. Name of Holder. 
Roads. a YY, Dp. 
1917-280-9, 2 2 32 Parish of Fairy Mount, county ef Rous, Land District of Casino,) O.P. 1910-9 (por-| George Godfrey. 
R.P. Appln. Kyogle Shire, Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 146| tion 146), at £1 
1917-74. : from portions 125 and 124 (parts), and from end of road. per acre. 








4374 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava. 1918. 





[1371] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY; ALSO TO DECLARE PARTS OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deoms it expedient that a cortain road should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder deseribed. 


The proposed road is shown upon plan which can be ‘inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
Offee of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the land is situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections whick may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the road referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to elose the roads and parts of roads hereunder speeifiod, aud 
all peesons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 


Plan showing the roads and parts of roads propesed to be closed cam be inspected at this OMice, and a eopy of the same may be 
inspected at the Office of the Crown Land Agent for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF RoaD 10 BE OPENED :—Loop in part of road from Orange to Cargo at Lidster Hill, parishes of Towac and Canobolas, 
counties of Wellington and Ashburnham, Canobolas Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—1918-246-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,511-1,603.] 








Drgozrrrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to elose. 


Lanp Districts oF Ozance AND Moone, 








| Width of 






































ay Parish Character rack Area 
oS Area, ete Reputed Owner. Oceupier. of ak to be Roads or parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &e. 
2 Holding. Read Resumed 
a. T. p. a Yr. p. 
101 (cr) | 40 0 0 | Towac  ...] The Colonial Mutual] Robert Fuiler | Freehold...} 100 links...) 1 232 |) 
i ees PAS UTg OS | The unnecessary reserved road within and along 
q 38 90 0 Do “ae ie , ae ao 100 1 132 the east boundary of portion 126, and the un- 
4 rt oe ca oe ees Anerudes | necessary paris of the boundary roads separatin g 
\ aabictinons portion 7 from portions 101, end of road, 126,142, 
fel 3 Rand { and 57 are to be elosed and granted as compensa- 
(R. 3,072- tion, The unnecessary part of confirmed road 
1,603) (R. a inc) hacen Spe ane eee 
51,140 0 0 » a vs in a proposed road, is to be closed and thus vested in 
57 (23) Canobolas do do do alae ey eS the owner of the adjoining land. 
142 | 41 1 «0 DOO loss ao sof do cn do ne do ...| 4 310 
19 60. 0 0 Do .«..| Thomas Joseph Thomas Joseph do _«..| 100 links... 1.1.16 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
Harding. Harding intwoparts.| portion 79 are to be closed and granted us com- 
| pensation. 
80 40 0 0} Do ...| Thomas Leslie Thomas Leslie do «| 100 links, &; 0 2 30 } 
McAlpine. McAlpine, variable. jin two parts.| | The unnecessary reserved roads within portions 39 
37 (7) | 40 0 0 Do?! ... do os do a do | 100 links... 1 210 | and 45, the unnecessary parts of reserved roads 
45(47)/ 40 0 0; Do... da ove do Pe do ....| 100, 0 3 5 within portions 87 and 80, and the unnecessary 
39 (£).|. 50 0 0 DD 5g. do oy ao ae @o- _...)100 5 |) LO 0 f boundary road separating portions 180 and 34 
28 (32) | 50 0 0) DO hess do fas do ie do per} LOOMS Tees 104 | from portions 98, 74, and 146 (part) are to be 
29 (2°) | 60 0 0 DO syictses da Bes do oa} PO eth 100 ds eaecal., gel ste DL closed, and part thereof granted in compensation, 
34 (42) | 49 0 0 Doe eee do as do os do...) 100links&| 0 233 |J 
variable. 

The parts of the existing boundary and reserved 
roads included in survey, and necessary to preserve 
continuity of the proposed road, are to be declared 

| to be public road, and dedicated to the public accord- 
- Bul ingly. 
{1362} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


WOTIFICATION OF ALLOTMENT OF LANDS AS A SETTLEMENT PURCHASE UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT. 


|e is hereby notified, for public infommation, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule hereunder, have been 

allotted, under the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” as Settlement Purchases dating from 
14th August, 1918,.within the “ Berembed Setttemont Purchase Axea,” in the areas shown and to the persons named in the said 
Sehedule. The lands comprised in these Settlement Purchases were surrendered to the Ozown on the 20th August, 1917, vide 
notification in the Government Gazette of the 21st September, 1917. 


{ Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-5,902] 





, W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
BEREMBED SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRict or NARRANDERA; YANKO SHree. 





























SCHEDULE. 
Settlement Purchaser. ee nee form Area, Ragin Parish. County, Plan No, 
: aA er... 
Henry Patrick Schultza ...| Berembed, 19!8-1...| 1] 421 2 22] 210 | Berrembed...! Bourke ,,,! B. 3288-1806 
Philip Alphouso Breheny — .. Do. 2...) °8 |.<480 2 35) 212 do 4 do B. 3249 .,, 
Alfred Newton Baker’... sae Do 3...) 6] 415 2 6] 215 do NO" Ado BY382430 8 
John Reynolds ... re be? Do 4...) 11 | 400 218] 220 do #.|!eotdo B. 3248, 








re rated pe fp 


80 Ava, 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 





PROCLAMATION, 


‘Wikteies by the Public Parks Act, 1912, it is enacted that it shall be lawful for the Governor to declare that any land resumed for 

public parks or grounds for public recreation or as places for bathing shall be as to the whole or any portion of such land subject 
to the provisions of this Act: Now, therefore, I, Sir Wanrzr Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order 
of Saint Michael and Saint George, the Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, declare the land at Waratah, area 11 acres 1 rood, resumed for the 
purpose of a public park by notification in the Government Gazette of 12th July, 1918, and hereinafter deacribed, to be a public park within 
the meaning of the Public Parks Act, 1912, and that it be known by the name of “ Dangar Park,” that is to say :— 


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All that piece of land containing 11 acres 1 rood, situated in the parish of Newcastle, county of Northumberland, and shown on 
plan deposited in the Lands Titles Office, Sydney, numbered 6,059, as * Dangar Park.” 
[Ms. 1918-5,168] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteeuth day of August, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W.C. GRAHAME, 


[867] 


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i 


Land 











District, 
Inverell ... 
Do ae 
Dow ss 
Do ote 
Casino 4. 
Do ow 
Casino... 
Moruya .. 
» [1383] 





Division. 





Eastern.. 


do ... 


do .. 


do 


Eastern,, 


Fastern..{ Additional conditional 





Eastern.. 


woe 





Suburban Hovding Ares 





GOD SAVE THE KING! 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c. 





¥ 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act 
Areas, &c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 








Class of Holding for Date of 
which ad Wat set Notizication. County. 

Suburban Holding| 1 Sept, 1916...) Arrawatta :. 
Area, 855, 

Suburban Holding] 8 May, 1922...) Hardinge ... 
Area, 37. 

Suburban Holding) 12June, , ... do eo 
Area, 97, 

Crown-lease Area 3,180} 1 Feb., 1918...| Arrawatta ... 





Additional condi.iona’ 
purchase, conditiona) 
lease, additional con- 
ditional purchase 
lease, additional] 
homestead selection, 
additional homestead 
farm, additional set- 
tlement lease, or ad- 
ditional Crown-leagze, 

do tas 


purebase at £1 per 
acre, conditional lease, 
additional conditional 
purchase lease, addi- 
tional homestead s5e- 
lection, or additional 
settlement lease, 





429, 


16 Aug., 1918... 


Nore.—Wi 
17 Feb., 1909... 


| 24 Dec, 1918... 











Reus... 


«| do 





Norz —Held u 


Dampier, 





thin classificat 


Richmond ,,. 








o. 


Po 











, 1913, the part of Suburban Holding 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Parish. Shire, &c. Area. 
fa Th Ph 
Bukkulla | Ashford 43 2 
Shire 
Bundarra..| Gostwyck 10 014 
Shire. 
do... do ow{) 116 1.20 

Severn and| Ashford 9,245 0 0 

Myall. Shire. 

Warraz- Kyogle Shire) 390 0 0 
am bil, (about), 
dow do | 883 0 0 

(abouts), 
ion reserve notified this day, 

Powerpa ...) Copman- 200 0 0 

hurst Shire, 

nder special leage, 

..{ Noorooma, | Eurobodalla 388 1 16 
phire, 














Part revoked. Papers No. 





Aln. 1918= 
6,996. 

Aln, 1918- 
7,086. 


The whole, Plans A. 3,095 
and 3,096-1,347, 

Part within portions 49 and 
50. Plan H. 4,533-1,762, 





Part within portiona 52, 53, do 
58 to 63. Plans H, 4,607 
and H, 4,608-1,762, 

Those parts within. Blocks} Occ, 1918- 
A, D, and F. Plans A.| 5,057, 
3,084, 1,847, Ms. $92, 1,217, 
and 1,311 Ae, Roll. 

The whole,—shown as blicck! R.S.S. 


Bon plan Mise. 1,576 Gfn, || 1918-12,270, 


The whole,—shown as blcek do 
C on plan Misc, 1,576 Gfn. 

That part within portion 32,{ Mas. Ls. 
Plan R, 2,328-),744, 1918-9,766. 

The balance; portions 499,) Aln. 1918- 
600, 502, 508, Plans D.2,803, 4,162, 
3,305. 3,806, 2,307-1,618, 








Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY N OTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


ite 














Land District Division, | “ele County. | Parish, 
Temora ..| Eastern ..| 24 May, 1918 ,.| Bland .. «.| Gundibindyal 
Eden 2 do ..} 29 June, 1917..] Auckland Pericoe 
Picton Pe do --| 6Jan., 1909 ..} Camden ..| Weromba 
Carcoar ae do e-| 16 Aug., 1918..; Georgiana ..| Blackman 








.| R.A. 602 
..| Wollondilly 





Shire, &c. 


Narraburra 
Shire. 


Shire. 





Crookwell Shire 


ee gt RN a A oe a a 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
Bata D> 
47 0 Part within portions 149and 160, Plans) Aln. 1918- 
B. 4,151 and 4,152-1,946. 6,754. 
586 0 0 | The whole An ai ..| Ms. 1918- 
6,563 
40 0 0| That part within the boundaries of] Ms. 1918- 
measured portion 5. Plan C, 2,215- 6,529. 
2,041. 4 Ms. 1918= 
800 0 0/ Thewhole « o2 oe = . 5,139. 





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[1336] 























Land putes Reserve 
District. Division. No. 
Armidale ..| Eastern.. 
Inverell do 
Do i. do 51,768 
Tenterfield.. do 1,552 
Do do 14 
Coonamble..| Central../ 2,409 
Dubbo | etoe tcl 1,621 | 
Nyngan ..) Central. .| 6,663 
Do do 6,665 
Do do 6,664 
Do é do , 6,666 
Warten ..) Central.. 883 
Do ao 2,594 
‘De do ..| 42,837 
Do 5 do 30,774 
Do do 40,959 





Braidwood ..{ Eastern. . 





Moruya ../ Eastern... 














Casino | Hvstern.: 
Na-‘randera Piet 
Port Eestern.. 
Macquarie, 
Maitland do 
Do do 
Metro- ao 
politan, 
Windsor ..| Eastern.. 





to 
a 


74 





52,749 | 


50,360 


Bathurst . {| Eastern, -| $95 ac 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 


Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby révoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date, 


Purpose. 


~ Date of 
Notification. 


[30 Ava, 1918. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Area. | 


Part revoked. 





Papers No. 





Reserve under section) 
228, 


Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 206. 
From after auction sale 


| 
From sale for public 
school purposes. \ 


From sale for access ..| 


Water supply 





1Jan., 1918) Hardinge.. 


8 June, 1917 


20 Oct., 1916 


4 Feb., 1884) Clive 


27 Mai., 1886 


4 Sept., 1886) Gregory .. 














From salé for site for! 17 De, 1883/ Lineoin .. 


future village, 


From sale for roadway 


From lease or, license 
for roadway. 
From sale for roadway 


From lease or Jicense 
for roadway. 


From sale for travelling 
stock, 

From sale for water 

supply. 


From sale for travelling 
stock, 


From sale for preserva- 
tion of game. 


From lease other than 
18th section lease, 


Reserve from sale or 
lease. under section 
206, 





Pilot station 


Village .. oO ee 





From sale or lease other| 12 April, 1918 


than special lease, 


Reserve from gale or) 
lease under section 
206. 

From gale for site for 
fire brigade station. 


From lease generally .. 

Reserve from sale or 
lease under section 
228, 





From sale or lease under| 
section 206. j 


From sale or lease under| 28 Oct., 


section 228. 


oa 





County. Parish, | Shire, &c. 
Chapman..| Gostwyck 
Shire, 
do ..| Badarra :. do 
do do do 
Timbarra..| Tenterfield 
i Shire. 
do do a> 
Quambone.| Wingadee 
Shire. 
Marrin- Cobbora 
guudie. Shire. 


Kore, —Held under conditional purchase, 


380 June, 1888 
30 ” ” 
30 ” 99 
30 Er] ” 

8 July, 1878 


30 Set., 1886 





17, June, 1908 


31 Mar., 1900 


26 Sept., 1906 








Canbelego..; Kidgery ..;Bogan Shire 
do do do g. 
do -| Neiley, Kid- do 

gery, Boree, 
and Lynch, 
do do. Bh do ‘ 
Gregory ..{ Grahway ..| Marthaguy 
Shire. 
do do do 4. 
do do do 
do Vanda- do 
bungay. 
do do do 5 





Note.—The above have been alienated. 


23 Feb., 1917; St. Vincent 





20 Mar:, 1886; Dampier .. 


5 June, 1886 





(Village of 


r 


-Bundawang| Tallaganda 


Shire. 








Noorooniay) sa .i.c% 
Noorooma.) 





Rous 


oe 





Terania 
Shire. 


Boorabee .. 








Norr.—Held under conditional purchase. 





Bourke .. 








Nore,—Held under special lease. 


ea See ey 


25 Nov-,, 1014) Northum- 


25 55 


oO 
81 Dec., 1917 Cumber- 


Macqitarie 


berland. 


(Town of Ea 
d 


land. 





28 Sept., 1917} Cumber- 


land, 





Yarranjerry{ Coolamon 
Shire. 
Pappin- | Hastings 
barra. | - Shire. 
Maitland ..| East Mait- 
Jand Muni- 
cipality. 
st Maitland), 
do 36 
Alexandria} ......% 4 
Nelson Baulkham 


| Hills Shire.} 


Norg,—Hold under Special Lease. 


Sanne en re ecm ee 





ay) 85.) pra! Js i 
117 2 0| The whole; portions 73 


and 74, Plan H. 1,717- 
1,762 R. 


14 3 0| The whole within portion 


11 1 24 


74, Plan H. 
1,762 R. 

Part. within sections 12, 
31, 37, and 88. Plans B. 
6, 27, 28, atid 80-1,576. 


4,754— 


20 0 0 | The whole; includes por- 


(about). 


tions 159 and 169. Plans 
P. 1,167-1,978, and C. 
3,605-1,809. 


10 0 0] The whole; includes por- 


(about). 


Aln. 1918- 
7,085. ‘ 


Aln, 1918- 
7,036. 


Aln. 1918- 
7,036, 


C.8. 1918- 
10,723, 


do 





tion 105. Plan ©. 1,952 
and 3,537-1,809. 


25 0 0} The whole .. me ie 


(about) 


97 0 273{ That part within portion 


27 0 0) The whole ., 


(about). 
4 MT Magli 
(about). 


73. Plan L, 2,883-1,566. 


do 


593 0 O| The whole, part previ- 


(about). 
593 0.0 
(about). 
70 0.0 
(about). 


200 0 0 
(about). 


215 0 0 
(about). 


.| 1,005 | 0 0 


1,005 0 0 





ously revoked. 
do 


portion 73. Plan G, 
1,830-1,907 Roll. 


That part within§portion 


13, and roads north- 
east, north-west, and 
south-west of that por- 
tion. Plan G. 1,830- 
1,907 Roll. 


That part within portion 


73. Plan G. 1,830-1,907 
Roll. 


That part within portion 


36, Plan G. 1,829-1,907 
Roll, ° 
do do 


be 


948 0 0 | The whole ; portion 187.. 


5 0 0) That part south of a line 


(about). 


207 2 0 


912 2 


0 


100 


0 


40 


| 





0 01 Portion 108, 





bearing north 75° west 
from a point on the 
western boundary of 
portion 479, 4 chains 
north-easterly from its 
south-west, corner. 


Nore.—The above notification does not affect reserve 52,679 for public recreation, notified 1st March, 1918. 


The whole; parts pre- 
viously revoked. Plan 
R. 7,790-1,759. 


The whole; portions 34 
and 96. Plans B. 1,856- 
and 3,253-1,806, 


Plan M. 
5,717. 


The whole ; allotment 13, 


section 13. Plan Mait- 
land 101-790. 


do do 


The whole ; covering allot- 


ments 12 and 13, section 
10, Randwick, — as 


Aln, 1918- 
6,765. 


| C.8. 1918- 


3,152 


Ms. 1918- 
6,675. 
do 


do 


ado 


The whole; includes part) Ms.f1918- 


6,542. 
do» 


de 
do 


do 


Ms. 1918- 
6,651, 


) 
Ms, 1918 
6,134. 


C.S, 1918- 
6,014, 


Ms, Ls. 
1918-9,019, 


Ms. 1918- 
6,657, 


Ms, 1918 
4,094. 


do 
Aln, 1918= 
4,955. 





“pale on plan Ms, 2,754 


y. 
0 0j| The whole. Plan ©. 978- 


2,030, 


. 


1917, Bathurst..| Freemantle; Turon ora 285 0 0 | The whole, Plan B. 3,267- 


2,009, 


C.S. 1912- 
33,366. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-8,237. 





30. Aua., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4377 





REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &¢.—continwed. 














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Land ie ; 
District. | Division pRegetre Purpose. we te County, | Parish. | Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked. | eee 
} ; a rips 
Molong ..|Eastern..| 11,767 | From lease and license} 21 June, 1890] Gordon ..| Ganoo  ..| Macquarie 86 0 0| The part within special) Ms, Ls. 
for water supply. Shire.| (about). leases 1918-7 and,1918-10,| 1918-9,491. 
and necessary roads. 
Norz,—Water reserve 1,673 from sale, notified 14th March, 1881, is not affected by this revocation, 
Gundagai ..| Eastern,.{ 50,458 | Travelling stoclt and{ 80 Dec,, 1914( Harden ..{ Mooney Adjung- 82 2 0/ The whole, being the) Aln,’1918= 
camping. Mooney.| billy Shire. area embraced  by| | 7,089. 
measured portion 375, 
Plan li. 6,576-1,716. | 
Tumbarum- ors 52,296 | From sale for water) 31 Aug., 1917; Selwyn .. lai: obennl Nar he 610 0 0 | The whole .. of >s{ Ms. 19185 
ba.| supply and camping. | j enmong, ba Shire | (about). 4,203, 


Nore.--Within water and camping reserve 52,853, notified 21st June, 1918. 


Tumbarum- | Eastern.,.{ 52,299 | From sale for travelling{ 81 Aug,, 1917) Selwyn ..| Nurenmer-|Tumbarum-| 300 0. 0 { That part within feserve) Ms. 1918- 


ba. stock, enmong.| baShire.| (about), 52,854 for . travelling| 4,203, 
stock, notified 21st June, 
i ; 1918. 
Armidale ..;. do . ..| 50,374 | From lease generally ..| 2 Dec., 1914) Sandon ..| Arding ..| Gostwyck 7 3 0'| That part within the boun-| Ms. 1918-. 
Snire. | (about), daries of portion 305. | 7,034, 


Plan 8. 4,338-1,660. 





— 


[1399] 2 Departinent of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th Augtist, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. OB « 

The areas will be available on and after 830rmn SHPTEMBHR, 1918, before which application should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a halt-year’s rent in advance, 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting together, be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Orown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— : 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(5) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


. Nora.-—-AUl information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will ve filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coat, 
tf a0 desired by the applicant, 














HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 803. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or Grarron, AND Dorgiao SHIRE, 




















[Pe | 
ae ‘ Annual 
eed Area Capital Rent : | Nearest 
oe of Value 5 Nature and 4 ; & 
County. Parish. BS El Home-| for first | for frst | Survey | estimated Value of Teen.and Character of late. we San ( Boy 
ofS ; period Fee. 1 t distance Water Supply. 
a ho stead period of ft mprovements, theretroni, 
‘ ga Farm. 25 years. 5 year. 
é | 
Acres. faa sa & ad. , 
Fitzroy ...} Talla- — | 67 90 11210 0!.216 3} 5 & O| Fencing on part] Coramba town) Undulating to stecp; metamorphic slate, with 
wudjah. south boundary of} and butterfac-| quartz gravel; clayey loam soil; thickly tim- 
portion 16, £112s.,| tory, 18 miles;| bered with gum, spotted gum, box, blood wood, 
half value. Ad-| Glenreagh ironbark, turpentine, and oak; small area can 
joining holder, tailway sta-| be cultivated; sound country, suitable for 
tion, 5 miles, dairying and fattening when cleared; water 
supply pot permanent. 
; Plan F. 2,707-1,810. ee 
Do ot do 3 aa| 72 561 42015 0/1010 5/11 0 0] Fencing west boun- do ..| Mountainous couutry; metamorphic slate; sandy 
dary portion 16, and clayey loam; thickly timbered with gum, 
half value, £4 1s., mahogany, stringybark, oak and apple, and a 
Adjoining holder, little pine; no cultivation laud; the country 
is sound and suitable for breeding cattle; 
‘ water sufficient in ordinary seasons. 
Plan F, 2,971-1,810. 
Mg. 1918-6,097. 





Nore,—Includes reserve from sale and lease under section 206; classification reserve, notified 21st December, 1917; part (about.500 acres) classification 
reserve, notified 10th November, 1915, which are hereby revoked. : 








4378 NEV SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, [30 Ava., 1918. 





1397 Department of Lands 
(1397 Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 30rm SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, 
und the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land 
Agent simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The Suburban Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and 
keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animais, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, 
noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes, 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the eapital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norg.—All information may be ebtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if eo desired by the applicant. 














SUBURBAN HOLDING ARHA No. 1,002. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or EpEen, AND ImLAY SHIRE. ' 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, butis intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 











3 bb ‘ 
a = Annual 
es ey a3 Pepe Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. Parish. | {8 Bs 3 i for fret, soli aid i sro Value ited os Character aA eae bai Fisher, &e., 
Ean] <2 as saat of Improvements, therefrom. 
65 3 years. | 20 years, 
fa & 
Acres Ay VB. Gel ee eae Gaile sBepnela 
Auckland: ..}| Eden 69 49 147.0 0/ 313 6] 4 5 0} Hut, £8; shed, £6;} Eden, about 2 Undulating to hilly country, basalt and trap ; 
paling fencing,| miles. sandy and loamy soil with sand and clayey sub- 
£10. Crown pro- soils ; timbered with gum, box, stringybark, and 
perty. mountain ash; about 80 acres scrubby ; about 


; 15 acres suitable for agriculture (in three areas), 
clearing necessary, about £9 10s. per acre; would 
grow maize about 30 to 40 bushels ; rabbits and 
foxes present. Rainfall, about 374 inches. 

Pian A. 3,340-2,098. 

Ms. 1918-6,140. 

















( 


—— __— 





——e 


Notge.—The included part of Homestead Selection Area No. 1,236, and reserve from sale and lease under section 206, covered by the above, are hereby avboxed. 


oe 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,003. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or CooNABARRABRAN, AND COONABABABRAN SHIRE, 


NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers ot 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 























a) ob 
Be eS A J 
q cs P nnual 
Vee %! 3S Aer Rent Nature and Nearest 
County: Parish. | Be g 3 for fi st itl ey guiyey a aeay Value toes and Character ,% ae, a Timber, &e:, 
‘ ri 4 ¥ 
Ban} <2 D0: yeart of Improvements; therefrom. i tt 
Ss 3 " | 20 years, 
S 3 
Aa n 
— ree 
arp| £ sd] £8 4./ £54. | 
Gowen . ..| Coonabar- | 343 65 0 0| 65 0 0] 112 6] 415 0} 14 chains boundary|Coonabarrabran,| Level to undulating; sdndy soil ; [timbered with 
rabran. fencing. half value,| about 13 miles} white gum, bloodwood, stringybark pine, and 
£5 5s. Property of) by good road. ironbark; soil not retentive for dams, sub- 
adjoining holder, ane water obtainable at frona 200 to 300 
is Ma eet. 
Do dc do -.| 344 172 3-0) 7215 0) 116 5] 5 O O| 46°84 chains boun- do Bc. do de 
dary fencing, half 
value, £17 11s. 4d. 
Fron of adjoin- 
ing holder. 
Do; «8./e dole! 2/9845 [50° 8 Ol FR8912 6| 2 4101 410 0 Ni, do ee do | 
Do Pe do +...) 348 [62 3 0} 6215 0] 111 5] 415 0 Nil, 40 4 do ! agit 
Do ..| do ..| BefadsOrom Weslo lo] 21 6| 5 5 \8 Nil. do 4. do eB 
Ms. 1918-6,015, 

















ee 


Nore.—Includes part of travelling stock and camping reserve 35,769, notified 28th Februar i , 
é f J g res 2 y, 1903 (about 141 acres, including adjoini i 
Mt — wor fe travelling stock reserve 1,091, notified 19th April, 1880 (about 314 acres, including adjoining roads 100 links Whey A Mcorere rey iy ean 
ithin Coonabarrabran-population area, proclaimed 10th February, 1894, whieh is not affected by this notification, : SURE wale 


30 Ava., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4379 





[1401] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING—TO BE 
DISPOSED OF TO A RETURNED SOLDIHR EXCLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for 

an Original Crown-lease for Grazing to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. 

This block shall be available only for George Rowe Barbour, of Tumut, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him 
to the said block has been issued under section 8a of? the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 

The area will be available on and atter 2Np SEPTHMBER, 1918. 

The application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by half a year’s rent 
in advance. ‘Lhe survey fee shall (unless the owner desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(2) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(6) During the whole currency of the lease the land shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights without interference or 
annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the land, calico notices, indicating, for public 
information, that the Jand so leased is subjeot to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be erected and main- 
tained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes. 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not Jess than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three monthg notice in writing will be given to the lessee, 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the iessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, 
to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 
however, the land may be enclosed with other land held in the same interest, and that any other suitable fence may be erected 
on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local Land Board. Gates of access to the area shall be erected 
for the convenience of miners. 

(/) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve suflicient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(h) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land ag may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The right of conversion into a Homestead Farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 
hereby barred. 

(4) The land shall be used for grazing purposes only. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition cf residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 

The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

Sa W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

Norz.—All information may be obtainel from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
if so desired by the applicant, 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,282, 
, EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF TAMWORTH, AND CocKkEURN SHIRE. 
NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 


other person of limited means, or by which aa income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 
As the block is not set apart as a home maintenaace area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settle- 




















ment Act can be made. eee = 
1 ee 
oO 
‘Ee . Annual 
B Area ater Rent Nature and Nearest ‘ 
Count Parish os of fi rat for first } Survey | Estimated Value Town and Oharacter of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
sryebcol on © | Crown-| 10% at t period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
Bay Measayef/ Period © ° of Improvements. therefrom, 
PS) 15 years. 15 years 
ba ; 
(YR 
Block} Acres.| £ s. d.} £38. d.| £ 8. d. , , ; 
Parry ..| Callaghan E 860 860 0 0)1015 0/18 O U| Fencing, £39 19s.| Nemingha rail-| Undulating to hilly country, parts steep, basalt 
and Scott, (about), 6d. (not Crown way station, and slate formations ;. red and brown gravelly 
property); build-}| 381 miles;|} soils; thick gum, stringybark, messmate, and 
ings, clearing.| Walcha, 38/ ash, with hopbush and undergrowth ; sufficient 
and fencing, £42 niles, water in Terrible Billy Creek, 
| 5s, (Crown prop- Rainfall, about 30 inches. 
erty). R,S.S, 1918-12,890. 








Notw.— Includes part (about 350 acres) of reserve 41,571 from leave (other than annual lease), for mining purposes, notified 27th March, 1907, which part is 
hereby revoked, also ineludes part (about 350 acres) of reserve 41,570 from sale for mining purposes, notified 27th March, 1907, and part (about 510 acres) of 
reserve 32,121 from conditional sale, notified 6th February, 1901, which are not affected by this notitication. Area, capital value, annual rental, and survey 
fee are subject to adjustment after survey. } 

Land which is reserved from sule shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall 
have been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of Jand within a reserve for mining or mining 


purpres except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, 


4380 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava. 1918. 





[1402] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXOLUSIVELY. 


[T° is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
for an Original Crown-lease, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 


This block shall be available only for Archer Cox Castleden, of Forbes-street, Darlinghurst, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 2np SEPTHMBHER, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3,and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unlesstthe holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with 
interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ‘he first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the 
application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, und to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(5) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon»payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease; and after.any land has been cleared or operated upon the 
lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to 
the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(ce) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Pro- 
vided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 

_ confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


—_— W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. ~ 


Norz.—Ali information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, iy 
so desired by the applicant. 











CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,279. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF GUNNEDAH, AND NAMOI SHIRE. 

















——— a A 
2 g | Annual 
to) nua, t 
FP: Arse oy tent i Nature and alist a ee 
oO or first | “Survey | Estimated Value Town an Obaracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &s. 
Oounty. Parish. 5 Crown- SL we period Fee. of distance Water Supply. es 
gs lease. 5 years. of Improvements. therefrom, 
; | 16 years. 
: | 
Acres,| £ 8. da.) £ 8. 4.| £ 58. d. | 
Pottinger ..,| Walla 52 1,460 |1,366 16 8 | 2016 9/16 0 0| Ringbarking and} Boggabri, Undulating to hilly; basaltle and sandstone 
Walla clearing, £40 4s. about 20 formation; about 500 acres cultivable, reddish 
West. gd, Crown pro- miles. lozm soils; stony in parts; about 660 acres fair 
perty. Fencing, grazing land, red and black soils; about 300 
on eastern boun- acres inferior, sandy country; timbered with 
daries, £64 12s, 6d, box, yarran, currajong, pine, ironbark, and 
Property of ad- gum, &c.; no natural water supply, could be 
joining owners, stored in dams, 
Plan P, 4,894-1,781 Roll, 
R.S.8. 1918-12,908, 








Norz.—Includes reserves from sale or lease under section 206, and Crown-lease Area No, 1,756, notified 10th March, 1915, which are hereby revoked. 


30 Ava., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 4381 


— 


(1403] Department of Lands, 
; ; Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS--TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original 


Paneajoed Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. , 


Portion 7, parish of Moodana South, shall be available only for Cyril George Skinner, of Gilgandra, to whom a certificate of 
preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 32, parish of Geelooma, shail be available only for Timothy Donovan, of Wyalong, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 44, parish of Youngareen, shall be available only for Valdimar Lucius Connellan, of 130 Hereford-street, Forest Lodge, 
to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


Portion 51, parish of Youngareen, shall be available only for William King, of 175 Parramaita-road, Haberfield, to whom. a 
eae of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 
19 


e 


Portions 145 and 146, parish of Kyogle, shall be available only for Henry George Dixon, of Campbell’s Hill, Merrylands, to whom 
a te ron of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 
1916, 


. Portions 153 and 155, parish of Rodbank, shall be available only for Charles Rodolph Jenkins, of 188 Forbes-street, East Sydney, 
S whom a ceftificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers 
ettlement Act, 1916, ‘ 


The areas will be available on and after 2p SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance. ‘Che survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount 
unpaid, The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant. in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, 
and to the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land co:xtains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capita! value of such 
improvements in accorda:ive with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


bo oe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Nori.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. i ineha a 








HOMESTEAD FARM ARBA No. 801. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NyN@an, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 






































San p 
a 8 32 £2 g 
i a Sosex 
; £35 
3 E 2 Annual 3 23 ge 
2s : = ae 
eh $ Capital Rent |SS 289 - Nature and Nearest ie 
A ey % Velne for first [3-3 480 Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c,, 
County. } Parish. $3 | for first period [EES oS Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
8 s period of of Sa 8 oS 3S Improvements. therefrom. 
q an 25 years. oo-sa. 2 
og a 25 years. |& 233-5 5. 
3° ° 2 A aCek 
& 3 ange , 
Se o BYSBQCE 
AY a SOS 885 
<q Sono ae 
< 
Acres.| £ 8. d.| £ 8.4. £ & 4.) £.3..4, ; : 
Kennedy..| Moodana}| 7 1,060 | 2,433 11 8| 601610] 16810 4]|14 0 0| Fencing, £18; shed,| Tottenham, 5}] Level and undulating ; good red soil, 
South, horse yards, and sheep| miles. clay subsoil ; lightly timbered with 
yards, £11; ringing, pine, box, kurrajong, box secds 
£61 168.; suckering, lings, and yarran ; part (about 236 
£82 8s.; scrubbing, acres) thick forest 5» part (about 127 
: £41 4s, ; clearing, £375 acres) fairly open forest, suitable 
12s.; tank, £70 16s. for wheat growing; also sound 
8d. ; total, £660 16s. country suitable for breeding and 
8d. Crown property. fattening sheep and cattle ; water 
f supply in gilgais is only temporary ; 
good surface catchments and tank 
sites. Rainfall, about 183 inches, 
Plan K. 1,838-2,004; 





Norg,—The included part (1,060 acres) of reserve 34,981 from conditional sale, notified 20th September, 1902, is hereby revoked. 























4382 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918. 
HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued, 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 802. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WYALONG, AND Branp Surre. 
By - Annual 
a3 : Arn pasta Rent Nature and Nearest aha d, in Timbe 
County, | Parish, |S E| Home-| for frst | forfitst | Survey | metimated Value of | ‘ome and pert Marg fis Ty ity 
S85 period Fee, istance 
oOp,| stead | period of of Improvements. thereticin, 
SA | Farm. | 25 years. | on Vong 
$4 hemat 
f a 
Acres. £ ‘8s. d.| £8. ad) £ ss. d. : 
Dowling and} Geelooma.,| 32 1,400 | 2,566 18 4] 64 3 4] 16 0 O| Ringbarking and} About 13 miles|\ 

Jipps. scrubbing, tank,| from Wunnun-| | The land within these blocks varies from gener- 
andfencing, valued; garailway sta-| | ally level to slightly undulating with low “stony 
at £306 2s. 2d.) tion. ! ridges on portion 44; deep rich red soil, with 
Croww# property. | clay subsoil away from the ridges ; timbered 

Gipps Younga- 44 | 2,229 |2,786 5 0| 6913 2/18 O 0} Ringbarking andj About 7 miles with box, pine, oak, yarran, and scattered wilga 
reen. scrubbing, tank,| from Wunnun-|| and currajong, practically all ringbarked and 
and fencing, Valued) ga railway sta- dead; all except the ridges is suitable for 
at £171 12s. 6d.) tion. i agriculture ; also good sound grazing country 
(Crown property) ; | best adapted for breeding and fattening sheep ; 
fencing, half value, no natural water supply, but good catchments 
£19 Os. 3d. (ad- | for tanks. Mean annual rainfall, about ,17 
joining holders). inches. 

Do 4 do A 51 | 1,377 | 2,689 5 0/6519 8|16 O O| Ringbarking and| About 14 miles | Plans D, 816-1,841, G. 2,851 and 2,854-1,871. 
scrubbing, fenc-| from Wunnun-| | R.S 5. 1918-12,752. 
ing, tank and| ga railway sta-|/J 
sheep-yards, va-| tion. 
lued at £254 11s. 
6d, Crown  pro- 
perty. 











Oe 








Norts.—The part (about 5,135 acres) of classification reserve, notified 30th December, 1915, within the above portions and adjoining roads, is hereby revoked. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 805. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF Casino, AND TomMEI SHIRE. 




















ca | Annual 
So Aste mepuel Rent Nature and Nearest 
Con 
County. Parish. | 322] Home|’ for first for first Borvey Estimated Value of Town and Character of Rand, Bolt Timber, &e, 
S| stead | period of eared Improvements, sel yong Water Supply. 
ER™ Far 25 years, therefrom, a 
ea we 4 Li ee Pe inet ie 25 von 
ast. p.| £8. dG. £8. ds) Sagendy 

Rous -.| Kyogle ..| 145 &|105 30 1,168 5 0] 29 1 8} 6 0 0} 20 chains, two barb} Casino.12 miles;} Low-lying to level, and low, ridgy country, of 

146. and one plain wire] Kyogle,S8miles;} basaltic formation, with rich black sot! and 


fence, north boun-| Baraimal rail-| clayey subsoil: it is very lightly timbered with 














dary portion 145,} way  station| gum, and is well grassed ; the land is suitable 
property M. Rey- distant about) for grazing and agricultural purposes; water 
nolds, half value,| 10 chains. supply is sufficient in Richmond River and the 


£3 103; 31% chains, 
two barb and one 
plain wire fence, 
road frontages, 
property Crown, 
value £17 12s. 3d. ; 
15°35 chains two 
plain and one barb 
wire fence, east 
boundary,property 
J. Walker, halt 
value, £2 13s. 6d. ; 
12 chains top-rail 
and two barb wire 
fence, part south 
boundary, half 
value, £1 16s. ; and 
24 chains two barb 
and one plain wire 
fence, part south 





boundary, half 
value, £4 16s.; pro- 
perty of J. OC. 
Manifold, 











lagoon near the eastern end of portion 146. 
Average annual rainfall, about 43 inches, Butter 
factory at Kyogle, distant 8 miles. 

Plan R. 7,818-1,759 R. 

R.S.8. 1918-12,910. 





Nore, —Parts of water and camping reserve 47,443, notified 31st January, 1912 (105 acres 3 roods), and reserve from sale or Jeage, section 228, Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913 (105 acreg 3 roo1g), included in the above, are hereby revoked, 


30 Aua., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 107, 4333 











HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued, 
HOMESTEAD FARM ARHA No. 804. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Port MaoQguaRiz, AND HastTInGs SHIRE. 


i) 











3 ile B 
vo 
23 Annual 
a Area Capital 
a : a} _,of Value tor first Sury Nature and Worn and Character of Land, Soll, Timber 
County. Parish. {365} Home-| for first wvey | Estimated Value of ; ) he. 
| ‘stead | period ot period Fee. Tnbrovenventa: distance Water Suppl, 
6m Far 25 years. of P therefrom. 
z 3 tan J 25 years, 
By 
eee Tet pe Sara £! a. d. | S's. al 
Macquarie..| Redbank..| 158 (8210 0| 321 0 0| 8 0 6| 900 Nil. Wauchope, Undulating to hilly country ; slate and sandstone 
155 (about). |. ahout 10 miles,| formation; sandy soil; clay subsoil; water 


Stony Creek! supply good ; about 11 acres suitable for agri- 
railway station} culture ; timbers, box, turpentine, bloodwood, 
about 23 miles.| gum, oak, tallowwood, mahogany, and iron- 
bark, suitable for fencing purposes; sound 
country, suitable for breeding large stock, and 
in parts suitable for dairying when improved ; 
average annual rainfall about 50 inches. 
R.8., 1918-12,917, 














ee 


Nore :—Classification reserves notified 28th December, 1917, within the above are hereby revoked. Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are 
subject to adjustment after survey. 








{1400] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


jie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. ‘ 

This block shall be available only for William Carl Dilly, of Bean Tree, Kyogle, to whom a certificate of preferential right 
entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916. 

The area will be available on and after 2np SEPTEM#ER, 1918. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in pergon duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Tand Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall! (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instaknents, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Keturned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shail be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(8) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the Jand 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shat] preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

The principal conditions which attach to a holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act, 

After the expiration of five years from the eonfirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in aceordance with the provisigns of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


Sas TSS W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands... 


Notz — All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, tf 
80 desired by the applicant. 








RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No, 825. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr oF Casino, AND KyocriE SHIRE, 





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Gonz We ties me for Brst |} Survey fowu aud Cbaracter of Land, Soil, , eee, 
ty. Parish. ( ooh 3 (S| for ny? period Fee. distance Water Supply. 
Bagi sae) period p f Improvements. therefrom, 
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$8 g d 
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s.r. Pp. Cee Sd.) | 8. da i) Les. Ge ; ? 
Rous ..| Warra- A (991 30] 54618 1|13138 6] 5 5 O| Fencing, half value} Kyogle, 15| Flat undulating and steep Jand ; basaltic forma- 
zambil, #8%s 6d ;fencing,| miles; Wian-| tion; timbered with oak, tallow-wood, andiron- 
ful] value, €1518s.} garie Butter bark ; sound country, part well grassed and 
6d.;_ ringbarking,! Factory, 6| suitable for grazing and dairying. parts suitable 
£2 16s. 8d.; clear-| miles. for cultivation ; water supply sufficient. Aver- 
ing, £22 10s. age rainfall at Kyogle, about 39 inches. 


B.S,S. 1918-13,018, 





gE see steitt holden OR Mone stow E count aloe beet eit ode, 
Note.—Includes water reserve 514, notified 18th August, 1879, and reserve from sale or Jease under section 228, which are hereby revoked. Area, capital 
value, rental and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey, 


4384 


[1404] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL COROWN-LEASE. 


-* is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The.axea will be available on-and after £0711 SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one jhalf-year’s rent in advance,.and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee niust be paid. he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. * 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any titne between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918, 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


_ > The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions ;— | 


(a) The Crowni-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(0) Power will be reserved to the Crown and toa any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
so)... or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. in the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 

other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the'date of confirmation of the iease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee 

: shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible serub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the 
ae | satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within fiye years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided » 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 


| (f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.’ 107. [30 Ave., 1918, 


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(z) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and. other purposes 
fra upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest, 


(7) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
- to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. ‘The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased, During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years trom the date 

of confirmation of the lease. 


(7) The lessee shall carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along each bank of all defined 
watercourses ; also all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and gullies and across 
the lowest part of flats where such gullies discharge water, and there are no defined watercourses. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee is: required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


beohe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ _Nots.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if 90 desired by the applicant. 














CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,280. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distgiot oF GounsurN, AND MvuLWAREE SHIRE. 





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i] | | 
2 < Capital Annual ns 
AS aise Value : enh! 3 | Nature anil Nearest a A 
County, Parish, 5 & e) be 3 for first for first Survey Détimated Valun'ot Town and Character of Ta nd, Soil, Timber, aa, 
3} = aig period of period Hee. Improvements. distance Water Supply. 
5 ° . 15 years, é fF uf therefrom. 
ie "Cars, 
Acres. oe is. (Go|) 6s. ds) Fe. Bods ‘ 
West- Bouverie..|. 71 422 14018 4/ 115 5} 9.0 0] Fencing - yalue,| Taralga, about} Undulating to steep country of slate formation 5 
moreland, ; £8 15s. Crown] 9 miles, densely timbered with gum, stringybark, pepper- 
property. mint, and mountain ash ; grazing land only. 
Annual rainfall, about 30 inches. 
Plan W. 3,215-1,502. 
Ms. Ls, 1,918-6,393. 








... Notz.—The included part (Block B) of Crown-lease Area. No. 2,219, notified 15th December, 1915, and the covering reserve (422 acres) under section 206, . 
u , sy ES vey -from sale or Jease, are hereby revoked. 4 ve 


30 Aua., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4385 





[1398] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


ES is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 301m SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unléas the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
nosted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th Septembor, 1918, or at any time between the 80th September, 1918, and: 
she 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to haye been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 80th September, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessée shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), anda reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the ease of resumption for any other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. ; 


(4) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satis. 
faction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board, 


(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(h) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 


(t) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months, he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crowu-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capita] value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 


— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





Notzg.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,278, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrgior of WYALONG, AND BrLanp SHIRE. 








4 
i ‘Ares Capttal Rent 














Annual 
Nearest 
i Value | Nature and Character of Land, Soil, Tim 
Oounty. Parigh. Bi ot for firs eh hnod ice Bore °Y | Estimated Value of orn ae J pH ora Anas bet, Pet 
8 5 eat period of i Improvements, iheretraca 
4 1b years. | 45 years. | 

Acres £8.) AjoLisiids| Ss ws, ds . : i 
Bland and | Marbunga..| 40 676 bor 0 O16. 6.8 | OO Nil. About 16 miles| Slightly undulating ; Jow stony ridges on south ; 
Bourke. from Wyalong| red loamy soil and clay subsoil away from 


railway sta-| ridges; timber—thick box, pine, oak, ironbark, 
tion; ahout 3} and gum, with pine, wattle, and camomile 
mile from pro-| scrub; small patches of mallee; part suitable 
posed railway,| for agriculture; none prepared; no natural 
Barmedman to| water supply ; good tank catchments exist, and 
Hillston. soil retentive, Rainfall, about 17 inches. 
Plan B. 4,135-1,946 Roll. 

Ms, 1918-5,914. 




















—. 





_Nore,—The whole of Crown-lease Area No, 2,202, notified 8th December, 1915, and the whole of reserve from sale or lease under section 206, are hereby revoked. | 


4336 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ave., 1918, 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES—continued. 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 2,231. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Bompata, AND BIBBENLUKE SHIRE. 














é 
Annual 
H be Salve i cae 8 stineton val Wren end Oharnoter of Land, Soll, Timber, &é, 
County. : of or firs urve timate: ue ‘own an r of Lan er, 
iY Parish. E Crown- sath period . veer of distance Water Sup y- ; 
88 leage. f ears. of Improvementa. therefrom. 
z r J 15 years. 
Acres, & ys | ORR Gel & sds 
Wellesley ...| Tangaroo...| 5 6,637 |2,848 15 u{ 29 7 3/28 0 OU Nil. Delegate,abont| Very steep aud mountainous country, of granite 
45 miles, formation; timbered with box,zum, and apple ; 


fair grazing land. Annual rainfall, about 27 
incbes. Plan W. 4,982-1,584, 
Ms. Ls. 1918-6,722, 





NotR.—The included par’ (Block 4) of Crown-lease Area No, 1,595, notified 14th October, 1914, also the covering reserve (5,637 acres), under section 206, 
from sale or lease, are hereby revoked, 


ea 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,283. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District or DUNEDOO, AND WYALDRA SHIRE. 


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3 
t g Annual 
pS A 
eS Area, Sorin Rent Nature and Nearest 
og of “Pe for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c. 
County. Parish. % 3 Crown- van Lg vd period Fee. ot | distance Water Supply. ; : 
65 lease Tv care of TImprevements. therefrom. 
Z ) * | 15 years. 
a 
o- 
i _ 
beltey £) Se ees. 1G. A 8. od. 
Bligh e-| Uarbry, ..| 157 | 373} 12£10 9} 111 2] 9 O O| Fencing, half value,| Gulgong, about] Undulating country and low ridges, stony and 
£15 1s, 9d. Not} 25 miles, rocky in parts; sandy soil; timbered with 
Orown property. cabbage gum, yellow box, apple, white box, red 


gum, and honeysuckle; water supply, nil. 
Rainfall, about 27 inches, 

Plan B. 3,902-1,570. 

Ms. 1918 -5,917. 

















Notr —Includes part of classification reserve, notified 23rd November 1917 (373} acres), which part is hereby revoked. 





[1405] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS HXCLUSIVELY. 
iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprisea within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 830rH SEPTEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but uvon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be 
paid in ten equal yearly instalments,with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 30th September, 1918, or at any time between the 30th September, 1918, and 
the 5th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be desmed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 30th September, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Orown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application ; 
Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm aro residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains fmprovements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements In accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of tho Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1912. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_  Note.—All information may be adtataed from, ang al} farms of application will be filled in by, the Crawn Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the apriicant, ihe Makkah yt y 94 








30 Ava., 1918.] 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107, 


4387 








HOMESTEAD FARMS—TIO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS ~—continued. 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 806. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laynp Distr t oF TumpartmBa NortH, anpD Horproox SHIRE. 

















3 
ar Annnal 
he Lone 
a8 A Capital oe - 
a Be ain Value hy airy. Nature and Fe easiale marranrudh d 
County. Parish. | 52 =| Home-| for first ecclesia lias ne °Y | ¥-timated Value of Sletasiad Character se ma Timber, £64 
ta stead | period of f of ba! fiupruvements. thuietrom) ater Bupply. 
Sq Farm, { 25 years. | 9 years, 
Acres. Sees Gi & gd. | £ sa 
Wynyard...) Carabost...| 16 630 698 0 0) 17 6 6] 11 0 0 /| Subdivisional fenc.) Humula, about} } 
ing, £5 128. 6d.;| 11 miles. 
ringing, &c., £164 
Ts. 6d. Late lessee Undulating to billy country, of slate formation, 
of meg eS intersected by steep stony ridges; thickly to 
‘3 ease é orenly timbered with stringy bark, peppermint 
Do oe do 4 17 673 841 5 0) 21 0 8/11 0 0 Partial boundary; Humula, 123 and gum, with some apple; partly ringed but 
fencing, £41 J4s3, miles, neglected, resulting in thick growth of seedlings 
Half Crown pro- ‘ and scrub; primarily grazing land, but parts 
perty, half late of each portion might be cultivated; water in 
lessee. Ringing, | creeks on each portion. Mean annual rainfall 
&e., about £185 jrnabout 31 inches, 
2s. ot Crown pro- Plans W. 5,281, 5,282, and 5,283 Rol’, 2,119. 
perty. Ma, 1917-9,400, 
Do ..| do «| 18| 791 | 791 0 0|1915 6|12 0 0| Rivging,&c.,about| Humula, 12 ; 
£13 78, miles, 
Crown property. J 




















Nors.—-The included parts of reserves from sale or lease under sections 228 (6) acres, portion 16) and 206 (1,464 acres, portions 17 and 18) are hereby revoked. 





[1887] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
PUBLIC SCHOOL PURPOSES. 

iG is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the 233rd section 

of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 

Crown Land hereunder described is hereby withdrawn 

from annual lease 1905-8, held by Matthew I. Brown, 

for public school purposes. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp District of COONABARRABRAN, 
COONABARRABRAN SHIRE. 


County of Napier, parish of Toorawandi, contain- 
ing an area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of allotment 9, section 3, within the pro- 
posed village of Ulamambri. Plan Ulamambri 2. 

[Ms. 1918-6,174] 


AND 





[1390] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale ‘‘For the passage of stock travelling pur- 
suant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912,” or any Act 
amending the same, and for a camping place for 
travelling stock. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
TLanp District of ARMIDALE, AND Guyra SHIRE. 


No. 52,969. County of Clarke, parish of Blythe, 
containing an area of about 260 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries as shown by green edging 
on plan Ms. 1,510 Ae., Roll . 
[Ms. 1918-6,194] 


ee - 


[1388] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 
G is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly, : 


i W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
No, 107, 30 Avcusr, 1918, —7. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public School Purposes. 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


No. 52,965. County of Clive, parish of Timbarra, 
containing an area of 4 acres 3 roods 29 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 
169. Plan P. 1,167-1,978. 

[C.S, 1918-10,723] 


For Travelling {Stock and Camping. 


Lanp District or SINGLETON, AND Patrick PLAtns 
SHIRE. 

No. 52,974. County of Hunter, parish of Leming- 
ton, containing an area of about 145 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the south-western corner of portion 108; 
and thence bounded on part of the east by a line 
south to the north-eastern side of a road 1 chain 
wide along the north-eastern boundary of portion 
119; on the south-west by that side of that road 
bearing generally north-westerly; on the north by ‘a 
road 1 chain wide along the’ southern boundaries of 
portions 76 and 42 bearing generally éasterly; and 
on the remainder of the east by the western boun- 
dary of portion 108 aforesaid bearing south, to the 
point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 145 acres) of water 
reserve 12, notified 16th May, 1873, which part is 
hereby revoked, 

[Ms. 1918-6,228] 
For Sanitary Purposes. 


Lanp Disirrict or GuNDAGAI, AND MUNICIPALITY OF 
GUNDAGAI. 


No. 52,970. County of Clarendon, parish of North 
Gundagai (town of Gundagai), containing an area of 
1 rocd 36 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of allotment 4, section 15. Plan G. 
1,028 C, 

[Aln, 1918-3,847] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock. 


Lanp District or Mortz, and Boomr SHIRE. 

No. 52,973. County of Benarba, parish of Kunopia, 
containing an area of about 35 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of road 10 chains wide on 
a western boundary of portion 32. ; ‘ 

NotE.—Part (about 35 acres) of classification re- 
serve, notified 22nd September, 1916, within the above 
area, 1s hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-6,685] 
For Quarry- 

Lanp Duistrricr or CooNABARRABRSN, AND COONABARA- 
BRAN SHIRE. 

No. 52,963. County of Gowen, parish of Coonabarra- 
bran, containing an area of 8 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point 1 chain distant from the eastern corner 0 


4388 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 107. 


[30 Ave. 1918, 





portion 339 on the south-easterly prolongation of the 
north-eastern boundary of that portion; and bounded 
on the north-east by that prolongation, on the south- 
east and south-west by portion 343, and on the north- 
west by the south-eastern side of a road 1 chain wide, 
to the point of commencement. 


Norts.—Includes. part (8 acres) of travelling stock 
and camping reserve 35,769, notified 28th February, 
1903, which part is hereby revoked. Within Coona- 
barrabran population area, proclaimed 10th Febru- 
ary, 1894, which is not affected by this notice. 
| Ms. 1918-6,015] 


[1389] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK. 


yh is hereby notified that; in pursuance of the pro- 
f visions of the 84th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale, ‘For the passage of stock travelling pur- 
suant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, or any Act amend- 
ing the same.”’ 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuyRA SHIRE. 
No. 52,968. County of Clarke, parishes of Dale, 
Blythe, Mount Ross, and Mitchell, containing an area 
of about 560 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries as shown by green tint on plan Ms. 1,510 
Ae., Roll. 
[ Ms: 1918-6,194] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Morrr, anp Boomit SHIRE. 
Within Annual lease No. 1910-14. 


No. 52,972. County of Benarba, parish of Kunopia, 


containing an area of about 190 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of roads 10 chains wide 
on part of the southern boundary of portion 35 and 
on the southern and western boundaries of portion 33, 
extending from the western boundary of travelling 
stock route 85,764, notified 16th May, 1908, west and 
north to the north-western corner of the latter por- 
toin. 

Notet.—Part (about 190 acres) of classification re- 
serve, notified 22nd September, 1916, within the above 
area, is hereby revoked. 

[ Ms, 1918-6,685] 





Department of Lands, ; 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


- RESERVES FROM SALE OR LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from sale or lease respectively, or from sale or 
lease, &c., as hereinafter specified. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


[1391] 





, EASTERN DIVISION. 
From Sale or Lease other than Auction Sale. 
Lanp District of ARMIDALE, AND GostwycK SHIRE. 


No. 52,967. County of Hardinge, parish of Chap- 
man, containing’ an area of 1171 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 73 and 74. 
Plan H, 1,717-1.762 R. 
| Aln., 1918-7,035] 


From Sale or Lease other than Improvement Lease. 
LAND Disrrict or Inverprn, AnD Asurorp SHIRE. 


No. 52.971. County of Arrawatta, parishes of 
Myall and Severn, containing an area of 9,245 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 
11, parish of Myall; also the Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 12, parish of Myall; State Forest 304, 
dedicated 29th December, 1916; forest reserve 39,400, 
notified 8th July, 1905; and the Severn River, parish 
of Severn. Plans A. 3,084-1,847 R., Ms. 1,311, 992, 
and 1,217 Ae. Rolls. : 

(Occ, "1918-5,057] 





‘ing an area of 640 aicres. 


From Sale generally. 


Dann District or BrAipwoop, AND TALLAGANDRA 
SHIRE. 

No. 52,964. County of St. Vincent, parish of 
Budawang, containing an area of 948 acres. The 
Crown Lands within portion 187. Plan V. 3,228-2,013. 
[Ms. 1918-6,651] 


From Sale or Lease other than Special Lease. 
LAND District or BELLINGEN, AND BELLINGEN SHIRE. 

No. 52,975, County of Raleigh, parish of Bonville, 
area about 50 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
the left bank of the south arm of Bonville Creek ; 
by Special Lease No. 1916-10; and by Tucker’s Nob 
State Forest No. 612, dedicated 7th December, 1917. 
[ Ms. 1918-6,984] 


_ 


[1395] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 380th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
_ TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


‘T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
eghases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 30th September, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices for the land 
for additional eonditional purchase, or the capital 
values upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding, acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding, in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Gough, parish of Parkes, containing an 
area of about 115 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 45 and 54, parish of Parkes, portions 
161 and 157, parish of Scott. 

[Ms. 1918-6,018] 


Lanp District or GouLBuRN, AND Mvuwarer Surire. 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Nattery, containing an 
area of about 40 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 42, 7, 72, 71, and track in mse. north- 
westerly to Goulburn-Marulan road. 

Norrt.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 19th November, 1913, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-5,854] 


Lanp District oF GRAFTON, AND ORARA Sure. 
Price and eapital value, 10s. per acre. 
Within occupation license No. 671. 


County of Clarence, parish of Maryvale, contain: 


dl rey : le ane sel Lands within 
é boundaries of portion —shown on plan C. 
WA79-1,577%5 2 aha fi 


Nors.—Crown-lease Area No, 2,917, notified 20th 
April, 1917, covering the above, is hereby revoked. 
[ Ms. 1916-13,174] 


Ne 


30 Ava., 1918] 


Lanp District or MuswELiBRooK, AND Mrrriwa 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Brisbane, parish of Wickham, contain- 
ing an area of about 375 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 213, 185, 184, 115, 42, 311, 416, 
191, a line from the south boundary of portion 191 
south to the north-west corner of Special Lease No. 
1917-12 and that special lease. 


Nortr.—Includeg reserve for classification (about 375 
acres), notified 9th March, 1917, hereby revoked, 
[Ms. 1918-6,506] 


LAnp District or SINGLETON, AND Parrick Purarins 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, £2 10s. per acre. 


County of Hunter, parish of Lemington, contain- 
ing’ an area of about 95 acres. The Crown Tands 
within the following boundaries: Commeticing at the 
north-western corner of portion 107; and thence 
bounded on the east by the western boundary of that 
portion bearing south; on the south-east and south- 
west by the road from Singleton to Warkworth bear- 
ing generally south-westerly and north-westerly to a 
point south of the south-western corner of portion 
108; on the west by a line north to that corner; and 
on the north by bourdaries of portion 108 aforesaid 
and portion 59 bearing generally easterly, to the point 
of commencement. 


Nore.—Includes part (about 95 acres) of water re- 
serve 12, notified 16th May, 1873, which part is hereby 


revoked. 
[ Ms. 1918-6,228] ¥ 


Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 


County of Hunter, parish of Lemington, contain- 
ing an area of about 160 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-western corner of portion 60; and thence 
bounded on the west by an eastern boundary of por- 
tion 119 bearing north; on the north by the road 
from Singleton to Warkworth bearing generally 
easterly and a line east partly forming the southern 
boundary of portion 57; on the east by the western 
boundary of portisn 7 and its prolongation south to 
the northern boundary of portion 100; and on all 
other sides by the boundaries of that portion, portion 
55, and portion 60 aforesaid bearing west, north, 
again west, agaiz north, and again west, to the point 
of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 160 acres) of water re- 
serve 12, notified 16th May, 1873, which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-6,228] 





[1396] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASH. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

_ Visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchase or conditional lease 
(not being conditional lease taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchase 
within the same area), and shall become and he avail- 
able therefor on and after the 14th October, 1918. 
It is further notified that the price of the land for 
additional conditional purchase shall be £1 per acre. 
The provisional rental to be lodged with an applica- 
tion for a conditional lease is 2d. per acre. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 


Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- | 


cant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Wyanone, AND BLAND Surre. 


County of Gipps, parish of Youngareen, containing 
an area of 483 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 50,—as shown on 
plan catalogued G. 2,853-1,871. 


_Nors.-—The included part (483 acres) of classifica- 
tion reserve, notified 30th December, 1915, is hereby 
revoked. 

[R.S.S..1918-12,752 | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


4389 





[1394] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD _ SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
“TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


|? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 80th September, 
1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the 
capital value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter 
specified, except that the provisional rental’ to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which’ attach 
to the particular original holding in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for, and the fol- 
lowing condition:—The selector or lessee shall care- 
fully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along each bank of all defined water- 
courses; also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the course of all creéks arid gullies 
and across the lowest part of flats where such gullies 
discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 

Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Cooma, AND Monaro Surre. 


Partly within Preferential Occupation License No. 
544; partly within Occupation License No. 1,118. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Beresford, parish of Kydra, containing an 
area of about 1,700 acres. ‘The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 109, 23, 81, 86, 60, 39, 78, 51, 65, 84, 67, 
Kybeyan River upwards, portions 79, 97, 98, forest 
reserve 12,050, notified 25th June, 1890, portions 107, 
94, and 78, and Umaralla River downwards, to point 
of commencement. 


Norrt.—Includes reserve (about 1,700 acres) for 
classification, notified 21st December, 1917, which is 
hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1918-5,536] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


I i pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1392] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr oF Casino, AND Kyocuip SHIRE. 


County of Rous, parish of Warrazambil, contain- 
ing an area of about 390 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
northernmost north-east corner of portion 85, parish 
of Wiangaree; and bounded thence by portions 85, 43, 
49, and the south boundary of 54: by part of the east 
boundary of the last-named portion north about 8 
chains to the top of range; by that range easterly 
about 27 chains to its intersection with another range 
running southerly; and by that range southerly, to 
the point of commencement,—shown as block B on 
plan Misc, 1,576 Gfn. 

[R.S.S, 1918-12270] 


4390 





County of Rous, parish of Warrazambil, containing 
an area of about 383 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion, 64, parish of Wiangaree; and 
bounded thence by the top of a range running north- 
erly (being the eastern boundary of a classification 
reserve of about 390 acres, notified this day, to its 
intersection with another range running easterly ; 
thence by a line along the top of the latter range 
north-easterly about 10 chains, and a line north to 
the south boundary of portion 4; thence by portions 
4, 33, 31, 26, 25, 45, parish of Warrazambil, and 64, 
parish of Wiangaree, to the point of commencement,— 
shown as block C on plan Misc. 1,576 Gfn. 

[R.8.8, 1918-12,270] 





[1393] Department of Lands 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE OR CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described is hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchase or condi- 
tional lease (not being conditional lease taken up in 
virtue of and at the same time as original conditional 
purchase within the same area), and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 30th 
September, 1918. It is further notified that the 
prices of the land for additional conditional purchase 
shall be as hereinafter respectively specified. The 
provisional rental. to be lodged with an application 
for a conditional lease is 2d. per acre. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or Dusso, anp Copsora SHIRE. 
Price, £1 17s. 6d. per acre. 


County of Lincoln, parish of Murrungundie, con- 
taining an area of about 95 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by Talbragar River, the railway line from 
Dubbo to Werris Creek, and portions 55, 75, and 30. 


Notrre.—The, included part (about 95 acres) of 
reserve 1,13] from sale for travelling stock and 
camping, notified 23rd August, 1880, is hereby re- 
voked, 


Ms. Ls. 1918-7,103] 


Lanp. District or CooNABARRABRAN, AND COONABARA- 
ERAN SHIRE. 


Price, £1 10s. per acre. 


County cf Baradine, parish of Kenebri, containing 
an area of about 200 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the most 
northern north-west corner of portion 9; and bounded 
thence by a north. boundary of portion 9 and its 
prolongation easterly to a point south-west of and 
5 chains rectangularly distant from land appropriated 
for railway; thence by a line bearing south-easterly 
and distant 5 chains from railway land aforesaid; by 
part of a northern boundary of portion 9 and its 
prolongation westerly; thence by a western boundary 
of portion 9, to point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes, together with beundary road 2 
chains wide, part (about 164 acres) of classification 
reserve, notified 3lst May, 1911, and part (about 60 
acres) of travelling stock reserve 12,018, notified 12th 
July, 1890, which parts are hereby revoked. 


[Ms, 1918-6,103] 





[1883] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 

Prorosais under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 

tion Act, 1918, in respect of Public Recreation 
Ground at Murrumburrah. 

V HEREAS T am of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume an area of 7 acres 

3 roods 14 perches of land at Murramburrah, dedi- 

cated 28th September, 1886, for Public Recreation, 

and described in the Schedule hereto; Now, therefore, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava., 1918, 


nt, 


notice is hereby given, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the 25th section of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dotion Act, 19138, that it is proposed to deal with the 
said land in the manner following, that is to say,—to 
revoke the dedication thereof heretofore made. 

| Aln, 1918-6,396] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 7 acres 3 roods 14 perches at 
Murrumburrah, dedicated 28th September, 1886, 
for Public Recreation, the dedication of which is 
intended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Murrum- 
burrah, parish of Murrimboola, county of Harden, 
and State of New South Wales, contaiming an area 
of 7 acres 3 roods 14 perches,—being the land within 
the boundaries of section 6, town of Murrumburrah, 


as shown on plan H. 2-2,397, at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 








[1882]. Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


ProposaLs under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of a Public School Site 
at Glenroy. 
HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 

of land at Gienroy, dedicated 14th December, 1879, 
for Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 
hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is 
proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
and grant thereof heretofore made, 

[ Misc. 1918-4,027] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 2 acres at Glenroy, dedicated 
14th November, 1879, for Public School Site, the 
dedication of which is intended to be revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Glenroy, 
parish of Glenroy, county of Selwyn, and State of 

New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres,-— 

being the land within the boundaries of portion 12, 

as shown on plan P. 466-1,978, at the Department of 

Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-4,027] 


== 


[1381] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


Proposats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1915, in respect of Public Recreation 
Ground at Coraki. 


HEREAS by a notice published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 24th October, 1882, it was 
notified that the land at Coraki, area 32 acres, had 
been duly dedicated for Public Recreation: And 
whereas I am of opinion that it is expedient in the 
public interest to resume such portion of the said 
land so dedicated and granted as is described in the 
Schedule hereunder written, and the area of which is 
8 acres: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, that it 
is proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 
and grant heretofore made so far only as they affect 
the part of the said area containing 8 acres, and 
described in the Schedule hereunder written. 
[Aln, 1918-5,893] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 


Description of an area of 8 acres, part of an area of 
32 acres, dedicated 24th October, 1882, for Public 
Recreation, the dedication of which part is in- 
tended to be revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Coraki, 
parish of West Coraki, county of Richmond. and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 8 acres,—— 
being part of the reserve for Public Recreation within 
section 45, Plan C. 67-1,834 Roll, 


30 Ava., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107 


4391 


—— 
a 


Gribate Abbertisemenis. 





COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS 
AND RAILWAYS, NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


SrrvoruraL Sree, Work For Borer SHopP Ex TENSION, 
Cocxatoo Istanp, Sypnry, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited, and will be received subject 
to the conditions of tendering, until twelve (12 
noon), Monday, the 16th September, 1918, for the 
Supply, Construction, and Delivery of Structural 
Steelwork for Boiler-shop Extension, Cockatoo Is- 
land,, Sydney, New South Wales. 

Specifications, general condition, and drawings 
(which latter must be returned within three days of 
being issued), and Tender Form may be obtained on 
application to the Superintending Civil Engineer, 
Customs House, Sydney, or Director of Naval Works, 
Chelford House, Flinders-lane, Melbourne. 

Tenders endorsed ‘‘Boiler Shop Extension, Cockatoo 
Island, Sydney, New South Wales,’’ to be addressed 
to The Commonwealth Works and Railways Tender 
Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney, 

No Tender necessarily accepted. 

LITTLETON FE. GROOM, 
Minister for Works and Railways. 


613—1 £1 4s, 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED Isstu or ProvistonaL CrERTIFI- 
CATES oF. TITLE. 


Vol. 1,796, Fol. 44. Registered proprietor: Lauchlan 

Lindsay. Land: 40 acres, portion 58, parish 

Cowangara, county Macquarie. 

344, Fol. 107. Registered proprietor: George 

Simpson. Land: 40 acres, portion 18, parish 

Simpson, county Phiilip. 

Vol. 2,607, Fol. 86. Registered proprietor: Henry 
Hall. Land: 3 roods 39 perches, allotments 8 and 
9 of section 24, town and parish Uralla, county 
Sandon. 


THE proof of loss of the original Crown Grants 
above described, and other particulars required by 
section 111 of the abovenamed Act (No. 25 of 1900), 
having been supplied,—I hereby, in pursuance of the 
requirements of such section, notify my intention to 
issue such Provisional Certificates of Title accordingly, 
at the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof.—Registrar-General’s Department, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
30th August, 1918. Registrar-General. 
618 8s 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which for 
some time past has been carried on by Nahoum Chayes and 
James Simpson, under the name or style of ‘‘ Crystal Con- 
fectionery Company, Chayes and Simpson, Proprietors,” at 
14 Abercrombie-street, Sydney, has this day been dissolved 
by mutual consent, and the business will be henceforth 
carried on by the said Nahoum Chayes alone, who will pay 
and discharge all debts and liabilities, and receive all moneys 
payable to the said late firm. é 
Dated this 28th day of August, 1918. 


NAHOUM CHAYES. 
JAMES SIMPSON. 


Vol. 


Witness to both signatures, — 
P. J. Marks, Solicitor, 

92 Pitt-street. é 

652 6s. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hither- 
to existing between Jean Gray and Sam Platt, under 
the firm name of Gray and Platt, at No. 584 George- 
street, Sydney, as ladies’ tailors, has been dissolved 
by mutual consent, as from this day. The said Sam 
Platt will carry on the said business of ladies’ tailors 
at the said address, under the name of Sam Platt, and 
will pay all the debts and liabilities of the said firm 
of Gray and Platt. — 

Dated this twenty-third day of August, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


; SAM PLATT. 
Witness,— JEAN LL. GRAY. 
STANLEY C. Rown 


Clerk to Robson and Cowlishaw, 
Solicitors, 


Sydney. 
629 eae k Ges 





Parca ENS Anam a | RIT 


THE partnership heretofore existing between the 
undersigned, Francis Arthur Edgar Payne and 
William Patchet Denton, in the trade or business of 
heating and ventilating engineers, carried on by 
them in Sydney and Melbourne, respectively, has 
been dissolved as from the fifth day of December last. 
The plant, stock, book debts, and other assets of the 
Sydney business of the partnership have become the 
property of the said Francis Arthur Edgar Payne, 
who has undertaken to pay all the liabilities and 
complete all the contracts of that business; while 
the plant, stock, book debts, and other assets of the 
Melbourne business have become the property of 
the said William Patchet Denton, who has undertaken 
to pay all the liabilities and complete all the contracts 
of that business. 
Dated this twenty-seventh day of June, 1918. 


FRANCIS ARTHUR EDGAR PAYNE. 
Witness to the signature of the said Francis Arthur 
Edgar Payne,— 
Wm. F. Brennan, Solicitor, Sydney. 
WILLIAM PATCHET DENTON. 


Witness to the signature of the said William Patchet 
Denton,— 


J. C, Kersuaw, Solicitor, Sydney. 
583 7s. 6d. 


MUNICIPALITY OF BALMAIN. 
APPOINTMENT OF Town CLERK. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. A. W. Sommerville has 
been appointed Town Clerk to the Municipality of Balmain. 


D. H. McKENZIE, 


Town Hall, Balmain, Mayor of Balmain. 


28th August, 1918. 
§33 3s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF KIAMA. 
“CaTTLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND 
Meat Act.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant John McLeay 
has been appointed Inspector under the above-named 
Act, for the Municipality of Kiama,—as from the 


Ist of July, 1918. 
JNO. COPH, 
Town Clerk. 








Council Chambers, 
Kiama, 21st August, 1918, 
586 As, 


MUNICIPALITY OF HOMEBUSH. 


THE Council of the Municipality of Homebush, in 
pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the 
‘Local Government Act of 1906’? and Ordinances 
made thereunder, does hereby define the routes and 
the days‘and time on such days along and within 
which animals may be driven through public places 
in the said Municipality, as follows :— 


Route—Potts’-street or Parramatta-road from its in- 
tersection with Coventry-street to the western 
boundary of the Municipality of Homebush. 

Days and times on such days when animals may be 
driven along such route: Any time on any day. 

Route—Parramatta-road from its intersection with 
Coventry-street to the eastern boundary of the 
Municipality of Homebush. 

Days and times on such days when animals may be 
driven along the said lastmentioned route: From 
10 p.m. on each day, Monday to Friday, inclu- 
sive, to 6 a.m. on the following day, and in addi- 
tion from 10 p.m. to 12 midnight on Saturday, 
and from 12.5 a.m. to 6 a.m. on Monday. 

In addition sheep may be driven along the said last- 
mentioned route on Mondays and Thursdays, from 
2 p.m. to 10 p.m. 

Dated this 8th day of August, 1918. 


The Common Seal of the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Homebush was hereunto affixed this 
8th day of August. 1918, in pursuance of a 
resolution of the Council dated the 7th day 
of August, 1918. 


(u.8.) 





G. R. KNIGHT, 
H. Kerrvisz, Mayor. 
Town Clerk. 


577 11s. 


4392 


MUNICIPALITY OF COOTAMUNDRA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Alfred George Armstrong 
has been duly appointed as Impounding Officer and Common 
Ranger for the above Municipality, to carry out all the duties 
appertaining ta the above offices in accordance with the 
Ordinances of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,” and the 
** Commons Regulation Act, 1898.” 


J. W. KIRLEY; 
Acting Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Cootamundra, 
23rd August, 1918, 
579 4s, 


MUNICIPALITY OF MOREE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant Daniel John 
O'Neill, of Moree, has been appointed Inspector under 
“Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and 
Meat Act, 1902,’’ for this Municipality, vice Sergeant 


Riley, resigned. 
R. E. CUMMINS, 
Town ies 
8. 





610 


— 





SHIRE OF GWYDIR. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr, Henry Joseph 
Aarons has been duly appointed Engineer and Sani- 
tary Inspector to Gwydir Shire. 
HENRY ELLIOTT, 
Shire Clerk. 
Municipal Buildings, Bingara, 
24th August, 1918. 
609 As, 


—_—— —= 





SUTHERLAND SHIRE COUNCIL. 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that Messrs. 
Arthur Rogers, of Cronulla, and Edward Thorne, of Cronulla, 
have been appointed under seal of the Council to be 
custodians of the parks named Shell Beach Park, Oaks Park, 
and Darook Park, and to administer within these parks 


Ordinance No. 48 relating to parks, the appointment to cease - 


and be determined on one month’s notice to that effect given 


by either party. 

J. W. MACFARLANE, 
Sutherland, 26th August, 1918. Shire Clerk. 
595 5s. 





THE WALGETT BORE WATER TRUST. 
WLEcTION oF OnE TRUSTER. 
THE election of one Trustee for the above Trust in 
the place of Mr. George Quilkey, resigned, which took 
place at the Trust’s Office on the 23rd of August, 


1918, resulted in the undermentioned candidate being 
elected unopposed :— 


Henry George Crothers. 


W.H WRIGHT, 
nie Returning HRC eE, 


PILLIGA PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
[Form 33; Regulation 71.] 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastures Protec- 
tion Board for the District of Pilliga, has fixed the 
following bonus to be paid for the head of every crow, 
viz.:_-Nine, pence;:—to commence from the ist of 
Reptempats 1918. 

ated at Burren Junction, this the 20th day of 
August, 1918. r 





LESLIE A. PHELPS, 


2 ' Secretary. 
585 As. 





— 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT. 1912.” 
Notice or Rate or ASSESSMENT, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors for the 
Hillston Pastures Protection District, acting under 
the abovenamed Act, have made a rate of two pence 
half-penny per head of large stock (horses and cattle), 
and one farthing per head on all sheep, except .in the 
case of unstocked and partly stocked lands, in which 
case the rate is levied on the carrying capacity of 
each holding, as determined by the Board; and all 
owners and occupiers are required to pay the rate 
due by them respectively on or before 1st November, 
1918, according to the assessment hereby made, to 
J. M. Fullarton, Secretary, High-street, Hillston, 
J. A. THOMPSON, 

Chairman, 
Hillston, 20th August, 1918. 
591 | 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava., 1918. 


NOTICE UNDER THE PASTURES PROTECTION. 
ACT, No. 35 OF 1912. 


Nortce under section 61 of the abovenamed Act to 
owners or occupiers within the Pastures Protec- 
tion District of Hillston. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section. 61 of the 
Pastures Protection Act, No. 35 of 1912’?: Notice 
is hereby given by the Pastures Protection Board for 
the District of Hillston that the owners or occupiers 
of all or any land within the abovementioned district 
shall, on or before the 1st day of November, 1918, 
respectively commence the work of suppressing and 
destroying rabbits and noxious animals upon such 
lands, and upon any roads bounding or intersecting 
the same. The period during which the said work 
shall be continued and systematically carried out 
shall be from the above date to the 31st day of 
October; 1919, or until further notice cancelling or 
varying this notification. The means which shall be 
adopted for carrying: out the said work shall be by 


poisoning. Jt is further notified that the means to 
be adopted on travelling stock and camping reserves 
shall be by hunting, shooting, trapping, and destruc- 


tion of harbour (including digging out burrows) being 
the means previously sanctioned under the said Act. 


Dated this 12th day of August, 1918. 


JOHN A: THOMPSON, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Hillston. 
584 9s. 


MUSWELLBROOK TOWN COMMON. 
STATEMENT of INCOME and EXPENDITURE for the 
twelve months ended 31st December, 1917, 








INcomE. 
1917—Dee. 31— £ 8. d. 
To Receipts, agistment, &c.... “i 215 7 8 
Royalty on bricks ie ser ee 20 9 O 
Rent of cottage ... cia 19 12 0 
Charges for gravel it at vi an 1 4 6 
Interest on Government Savings Bank 
Deposit : be lao 
262 19 11 
1916—Dec. 3!— 
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, Ltd., 
Muswellbrook oe 2% a 5 21,910 
£284 9 9 
EXPENDITURE. 
1917—Dec, 31— 
By Clearing pears ... ii 60 5 


Sundries ... a8 wit Re at it 
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, Ltd., 
Muswellbrook a aes Os ed 


1 6 


5 
Secretary’s salary 1317 4 
Ranger’s salary ... 91 0 O 
Hencing, ey ty.) Os aS hs 3 10S 
Printing, stationery, and advertising 3 lle 3 
Stamps , 0 18: 4 
Insurance 318 10 
Rent at 3x 10 8 0 
Bank fees, &c. ... 010 6 
Audit fees 5 5 0 

7 

1 


84 10 
£284 9 9 

Having audited the books of the Trustees of the Muswell- 
brook Town Common, and examined the vouchers and pass 
book for the twelve months ended 3lst December, 1917, we 
hereby certify that the above Statement is a correct abstract 
of the same as at that date. 


CULLEN-WARD, Fs.C.P.A., 
Public Accountants, 


113 Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W. 
14th March, 1918. 


582 13s. 


30 Ava., 1918.] 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the will of John Kelly, late of Guildford, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 
PURSUANT tothe ‘‘ Wills, Probate, and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 


estate of John Kelly, the abovenamed deceased, administra- | 


tion of whose estate de bonis non cum testamento was, on 
the 21st day of May, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their claims to 
the said Public Trustee on or before the 29th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


26th August, 1918, 
697 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the will of William Henry Gilding, 
late of Newtown, in the State of New South 
Wales, marble polisher, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance ahd Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons haying any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of William Henry Gilding, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of March, 
1918, and administration of whose estate, with the 
will annexed, was, on the 2nd day of August, 1918, 





sranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales: 


to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said 
Public Trustee, on or before the 25th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person ,of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
22nd August, 1918. ° 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of John Neville Griffiths, 
late of Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
medical practitioner, deceased 

PURSUANT ‘to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and. Guardianship. of Infants. Act, 
1916’: Notice is hereby given that all. creditors 
and other persons having any debt. or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of John Neville Griffiths, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 30th 
day of November, 1917, and letters of administration 
of the estate, with exemplification of the grant of 
probate annexed, were, on the 17th day of June, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 30th day of 
September, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof go distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


576 


Culwulla Chambers; 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
27th August, 1918. 


612 7s. 6d. 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 


611 


4393 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Arthur James Priest, commonly 
known as Biter Harris, late of Surry Hills, in the State 
of New South Wales, fireman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship,of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby giyen that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 


| upon or affecting the estate of Arthur James Priest, the 


abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of 
June, 1918, and letters of administration with the will 
annexed was, on the 24th day of July, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
26th day of September, 1918, at the expiration of whieh time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of whish he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or ¢laim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th August, 1918. 
587 7s: 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Percy Thomas Ainsworth, late of 
Fairfield, and the Australian Imperial Force, in the 
State of New South Wales, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all ereditors and other persons haying any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of Percy Thomas Ains- 
worth, the aboyenamed deceased, who died on or ahout the 
8th day of June, 1917, and letters of administration, with 
the willannexed, was, on the llth day of July, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 27th 
day of September, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given'that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T, W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
26th August, 1918. 


596 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Maria Parrott, late of 
Annandale, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Maria Parrott, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of 
November, 1917; and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 16th day of June, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 29th day of September, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Oastlereagh-street, « 
Sydney, 27th August, 1918. 


7s. 6d. 


243894 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Francis Henry Yorke, late of Kastwood, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentle- 
man, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916 :” Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any claim against 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 14th day of December, 1915, and of whose estate letters 
of administration was on the 22nd day of July, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to Mary Yorke, the widow of the said deceased, 
is heréby required to send particulars, in writing, of such 
claim to the undersigned, on or before the 8th day of Octo- 
ber, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said Mary 
Yorke will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Mary Yorke 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim she has not had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated the 24th day 
of August, 1918. 


D. M. MYERS AND HILL, 
Solicitors for the Administratrix, 
Norwich Chambers, 
58 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


580 qs. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of Mary Egan, formerly of Jerilderie 
but late of Kogarah, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’? and the ‘“Testators’ Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 80th day of 
April, 1918, are hereby required to send in full parti- 
eulars of their claims to Robert Heatlie Ferrier, care 
of the undersigned executor in the said will named, 
before the 11th day of October, 1918, after which date 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution,—-Dated this 20th day of August, 1918. 


SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
Solicitors for the Executor, 
24 Moore-street, Sydney. 
15s. 


527—2 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Laura Stanfield, late of George-street, 
Erskineville, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and persons having any claims or demands 
upon or against the estate of Laura Stanfield, late 
of George-street, Hrskineville, near Sydney, aforesaid, 
who died on the 12th day of May, 1915, intestate, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 7th day of 
October, 1915, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Robert 
Sydney Stanfield, of South Lismore, in the said State. 
son of the said deceased, are hereby required to send 
particulars of their claims and demands to the uadcr- 
signed, the solicitors for the said administrator, on or 
hetore the 4th day of October, 1918; and notice is also 
hereby given that after that date the said adminis- 
tiator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which the said adminis- 
tretor then has notice; and that he will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he has not then had 
notice.—Dated this 22nd day of August, 1918. 
DALRYMPLE AND BLAIN, 
Solicitors, 
Perpetual Trustee Chambers, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
7s. Gd, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava., 1918. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Alice Jane Marchant, commonly known 
as Alice Jane Bray, late of St Elmo, Princes- 
street, Bexley, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the accounts and plan 

of distribution in the above estate have this day been 

filed in my Office, Supreme Court, King-street, 

Sydney, and all persons having any claim on the said 

estate or being otherwise interested therein are hereby 

required to come in before me at my said Office, on or 
before the 9th day of October, at 12.30 o’clock in the 
afternoon, and inspect the same; and, if they shall 
think fit. object thereto, otherwise, if the said accounts 
be not objected to, the same will be examined by me 
and passed according to law; and notice is also hereby 
given that, on the allowance of the said accounts by 
the Court, commission will be applied for on behalf of 
the exeecutor.—Dated this 26th day of August, in the 


year 1918. 
R. C. MONDAY, 
Registrar. 
A. B. SHaw anp McDonatp, 
Proctors for Executor, 
163 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
607 7s. 6d 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (87,721) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the estate of Raymond Jack Bloodworth (also 
known as Raymond John Bloodworth), formerly 
of Portland, in the State of New South Wales, 
clerk, lately a member of the Australian Imperial 
¥orces, on active service, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act of 1898,’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’ : 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 

interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who was killed in action abroad on the 30th day of 

November, 1917, are hereby required to send in full 

particulars of their claims to the undersigned, the 

proctor for the administrator of the estate of the 
said deceased, before the 15th day of October next, 
after which date the said administrator will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the 
claims of whieh he shail then have notice; and the 
said administrator shall not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of August, 





1918. 
J. D. Y. BUTTON, 
Proctor for the Administrator, 
Coonamble. 
616 75.86d6 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Patrick Owen Sweeney (otherwise known as 
Owen Sweeney), formerly of Grand Pacific Hotel, 
Coogee, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, clerk, 
but lately a member of the Australian Imperial Expe- 
ditionary Forces on Active Service, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and pursuant to the ‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 

and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 

given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 

deceased, who was killed in action on 27th October, 1917, 

are hereby required, on or before the 15th day of October 

next, to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, 

Limited, 33-39, Hunter-street, Sydney, to whom (as the 

attorney of Queensland Trustees, Limited, the executor 

named in the said will) letters of administration, with the will 
annexed, were granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales, on 15th August, 1918, in default whereof the said 

Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the last- 

mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate, and dis- 

tribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall 
then have notice ; and the said Company will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of August, 
1918, 
For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
R, COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
P. J. O'DonnELL, Proctor, Manager. 


62 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
592 7s. 6d, 


30 Ava., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


4395 


a I re Un 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of George Henry Hawkins, late of Harden, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired hotelkeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
thatall creditors and other persons having any debts, claims, 
or demands of what kind soever upor or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 3rd 
day of March, 1918, and letters of administration of whose 
estate were granted with the said will annexed by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 15th day of August, 1918, to the Permanent Trustee 
Company of New South Wales, Limited, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of such debts, claims, and demands to 
the said administrator on or before the 21st day of October 
next, at the expiration of which time the said administrator 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts, claims, and demands only of which it shall then have 
had notice ; and the said administrator will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 27th day of 
August, 1918. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales, Limited, 
A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
A. H. Grace, Proctor for Administrator, 
81 Mount-street, North Sydney. . 
653 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary O’Dea, late of 190 Albion-strect, 
Surry Hills, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 17th day of September, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 1st day of November, 1917, to Patrick 
McMahon, of 38 Pile-street, Dulwich Hill, near 
Sydney aforesaid, and William Fox, of Baptist-street, 
Redfern, near Sydney aforesaid, the executors named 
in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the said Patrick McMahon 
or William Fox, or to the undersigned, on or before 
the 11th day of October next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among the per- 
sons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which they shall then have had notice; 
and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 28th day of August, 





A.p. 1918. 
McELHONE AND BARNES, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


615 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the wiil and codicil of William James Gunther, late 
of Eurimbla, North Sydney, and previously of 
St. John’s Rectory, Parramatta, in the State of 
New South Wales, clerk in holy orders, arch- 
deacon, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands of what 
kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at North Sydney on or 
about the 16th day of June, 1918, and probate of 
whose will and codicil was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 28th day of August, 1918, to Mary Jane 
Gunther, of Eurimbla, North Sydney, the executrix 
named in the said will, and to Cyril Maynard Gunther, 
of Darling Point, near Sydney, merchant, and George 


Arthur Blix, of North Sydney, Chamber Magistrate, 
the executors named in the said codicil, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of such debts, claims, 
and demands to the said executrix and executors, 
care of the undersigned, the proctor for the said 
executrix and executors, on or before the 18th day 
of October next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executrix and executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, 
and demands only of which they shall then have had 
notice: and the said executrix and executors will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 380th day of August, 1918. 


JAMES PATTESON JONES, 
Proctor for the said Executrix and Executors, 
Royal Chambers, 
Hunter and Castlereagh streets, Sydney. 
626 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Arthur Benjamin Stanfield, late of 
George-street, Erskineville, near Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired Railway 
employee, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and persons. having any claims or demands 
upon or against the estate of Arthur Benjamin Stan- 
field, late of George-street, Erskineville, near Sydney, 
aforesaid, who died on the llth day of April, 1915, 
intestate, and administration of whose estate was, 
on the 7th day of October, 1915, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to Robert Sydney Stanfield, of South 
Lismore, in the said State, son of the said deceased, 
are hereby required to send particulars of their 
claims and demands to the undersigned, the solicitors 
for the said administrator, on or before the 4th day of 
October, 1918; and notice is also hereby given that 
after that date the said administrator will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims of which the said administrator then has 
notice; and that he will not be lable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he has not then had _ notice,— 
Dated this 22nd day of August; 1918. 


DALRYMPLE AND BLAIN, 
Solicitors, 
Perpetual Trustee Chambers, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
588 7s. 6 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Bridget Gately, late of Rylstone, in the 
State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims cr demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 
Rylstone on 4th June, 1918, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany, Limited, 33-39 MHunter-street, Sydney, the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, to whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on 13th August, 1918, on or before the 
11th day of October next, in default whereof the said 
Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the 
last mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate 
and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice; and the said 
Company will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time* of such 
distribution.—Dated this 21st day of August, 1918. 
For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager. 

McPuerson AND BawpeEn, Proctors, Mudgee. 


Barry anp Norris, Sydney Agents. 
600 Ws, Od. 


4396 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [30 Ava, 1918. 





In, the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will and codicils of Jane Foreman, late of 
Osterley, Pott’s Point, near Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, the wife of Joseph Foreman, 
of the same place, surgeon, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 


-ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 


is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debts, claims, or demands of what kind 
soever upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 2ist day of May, 
1918, and probate of whose will and codicils was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of August, 
1918, to the Permanent Trustee Company of |New 
South Wales, Limited, the executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of such 
debts, claims, and demands to the said executor on or 


‘before the 15th day of October next; at the expiration 


o~ 


of which time the said executor will proceed to disti1- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among the p2rsons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, 
and demands only of which .it shall then have had 
niptice ; and the said executor will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 


‘claim, or demand it shall not_have had notice at the 


time of such distribution.—Dated this 27th day of 


August, 1918. 
For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 


ales, Limited, 
Mere A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 
JAmEs ParTEson JONES, 
. Proctor for the Hxecutor; 
Royal Chambers, No. 48 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
625 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Ewen McPhee, late of Burrundulla, near 
Mudgee, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,”’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act,’ 1916’: 


Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 


persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the 
abovenamed Ewen McPhee, deceased, who died at 
Burrundulla aforesaid on the 25th day of April, 1918, 
and probate of whose will was granted on the 9th 
day of July, in the year 1918, by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, to Allan Brown, the executor 
therein named, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of such debts or claims to the said 
executor, in care of the undersigned, his proctors, 
on or before the 18th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or eciaims only of which he shall then have notice; 


. and the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 


whose debt .or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution —Dated this 28th day 
of Angust, 1918. 
McPHERSON AND BAWDEN, 
Proctors for the Executor, 

Market-street, Mudgee. 

By Barry anv Norris, 
' .15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

627 7s. 6d 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of George Mackay, late of Mountain View, 
Adaminaby, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 





tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 


or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 19th day of November, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales,.in,its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 31st day of January, 1918, to James 
Mackay and David Alexander Mackay, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the said executors under 
cover to the undersigned, the proctors for the said 


executors on or before the 22nd day of’ October next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and clainis only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
23rd day of August, 1918. brie 


BLAXLAND, MAWSON, AND ROSH, °° 
Proctors for the said Exeeutors,’ «” 

Cooma.’ 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION: 


In the will of Catherine Tyrrell, late of Randwick,.in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. .:; 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and. Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 31st day of May, 
1915, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 3rd day of September, 1915, to 
Mary Ann Tyrrell, of Randwick, spinster, the execu- 
trix named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their iclaims to the said Mary 
Ann ‘Tyrrell, or to the undersigned, the proctor for 
the said executrix, on or before the 10th day of Octo- 
ber next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of ‘the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard’ to the debts and claims only of which 
he shall then have had notice, and the said executrix 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim she shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
28th day of August, 1918. 


J.C; J.,. RYAN; 
Proctor for the said: Executrix, 
56 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Martin, late of Chippendale, Syd- 
ney, in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, 
deceased. ( : 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of July, 1917, and pro- 
bate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 2ist day of August, 1917, to Patrick Glynn, 
of Randwick, the executor named in the said will, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said Patrick Glynn, or to the under- 
signed, the proctor for the said executor, on or before 
the 10th day of October next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executor will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which he shall then have had notice; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notiee at the time of such distribution. 
—Dated this 28th day of August, 1918. 


J.'O? J. RYAN, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
56 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
632 7s. 6d. 
[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,334) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Edward Huyshe Radcliffe Powell, of Grafton 
cabinetmaker. t 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 


573 





631 








TAKE NOTICE that I, Edward Huyshe Radcliffe 


Powell, intend to apply to the Court. Supreme Court 
Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, ‘on Manidaemahe 
23rd day of September, at 10 a.M.,; Or aS soon after- 
wards as the course of business. will admit, that a 
per iidcate pt Pischarge be granted to me, under and 
according to the proyisions of the ‘‘Bank 

1898.”"—Dated this 28th day of Anguat. 1918.) nel 


614 6s. 6d. 


i ns 


30 Auvza., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4397 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,974) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Frederick Sydney Billyard, of Enfield, formerly of 
Burwood. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTIOE that I, Frederick Sydney Billyard, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizubcth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 18th day of September next, at 10 
&.m., or a3 soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Oertificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
aceording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.” — 
Dated this 28th day of August, 1918. 
' FP, 8. BILLYARD, 

Harry W. Baum, 

Solicitor for Applicant, 
928 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
619 6s. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,563) 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re William Henry Smith, of Narrandera, blacksmith. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that I, William Henry Smith, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, the 80th day of September, 1918, at 10 
a.m., or a8 soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be grantetl to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 
1898.”—Dated this 29th day of August, 1918. 
634 6s. 6d. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Lydia Henrietta Brooks, of Wycherley, Musgrave-street, 
Mosman, in the State of New South Wales, widow; 
ex parte the bankrupt. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made herein on 

the fifteenth day of June, 1917, has this day been discharged. 

—Dated this twenty-sixth day of August, 1918. 
HOLDSWORTH AND HAMILTON, 


Solicitors for the abovenamed Lydia Henrietta Brooks. 
58 68, 6d. 


—— 


(21,186) 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,545) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Lewis Betts, of Speewa, near Murray Downs, in 
New South Wales, share farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 22nd day of 


August, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
685 8s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,546) 
_ IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Charles Carlon, of Methul, via Coolamon, farm manager. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 22nd day of 
August, 1918, 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
; Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

636 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
Ta the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (21,548) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James McMillan, of Yerong Orcek, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. 0, F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 24th day of 


August, 1918, 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
637 3s. 6d. 








(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,551) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Percy John Gurney, of Parramatta-road, Ashfield, in the 
State of New South Wales, grocer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made apuinst the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of James 1’. Tillock (bis attorney), and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 28th day of August, 1918. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Hegistrar in Bankruptcy. 
688 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1398.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. . (21,509) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Russell, of Lawson, in the State of New South Wales, 
; dairyman, : 


NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Annie Rose Harton, and Mr. ©, FB. W. Lloyd ap- 
pointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 26th 
day of August, 1918. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

639 3s. Gd. 





Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] ' 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,535) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re W. H. Mason, of Gum Flat, near Inverell, and lately 
carrying on business at Dinton Vale, as a hotelkeeper. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of George James Lewis, George Herbert Wyld, and 
Walter F. Hirst, trading as Brown & Co.,and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 28rd day of August, 1918. 


F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy.: 
640 8s. 6d. 





[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (21,537) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Charles Reynolds Gadd, of Hickling, Clareyille-avenue, 
Sandringham, Sydney, land investor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Joseph Goldstein, and Mr. C. F. W, Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 2rd day 
August, 1918. 
¥, H. SALUSBURY, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

641 3s. 6d 


———————————————————————— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,513) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Ré Thomas Reed, of Mooball, near Murwillumbah, dairy 
farmer, and formerly of Mullumbimby. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Mullum- 
bimby, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
17th day of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitie a creditor to vote 
thereat his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptey, Blizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 12th 
day of September, 1918. ® 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHanLEs FarRrax WATERLOO LioryD, ‘és 
642 ° 


4398 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava. 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Henry Lewis, of High-street, Greta, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Greta, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 25th day 
of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after asthe course of 
business will permit, To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his 
proof must be lodged with the Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of 
September, 1918. 


(21,526) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee —Wi1t1AM HARRINGTON PALMER. 


643 63, 


(21,527) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George Edward Hodges, of Nelson-street, Greta, miner. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
Greta, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
25th day of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereut, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day 


of September, 1918, 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WiILIIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 








644 6s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,531) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Hodges, of Kent-street, Greta, miner. 


NOTIOKR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors . 


in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Branx- 
ton, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 11th 
day of September, 1918, at 2 p.m., or as soon after as the courge 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 6th day of Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
F. H. SAL USBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—OnartEs FarrrFaAx WaTERLOO Luoyp. 


645 6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Henry Rowse, of Cessnock, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Cess- 
neck, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
17th day of September, 1918, ut 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to yote 
thereat his proof ;must be lodged with the Kegistrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 12th day 


of September, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM HaReINGTON PaLuer. 
646 


(21,534) 


6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,541) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Seaward Haigh, lately residing at Pambula, and having for 
the greater part of the past six months resided at Bega, 
labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Pambula, 
before the District Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, on the 2nd 
day of October, 1918, at 9 a.m., or as soon after as the 
cvarse of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 26th 


day of September, 1918. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—-Caartes FarrrAx WATERLOO Lioyp, 


647 6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Augustus Joseph Gillard, of Denison-street, Carrington, 
naval guard. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
Newcastle, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
12th day of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as 
the course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor te 
vote thereat kis proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 9th 


day of September, 1918. 
FR. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Onarizs Farrrax Watzeioo Lioyp. 
643 


(21,544 


6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANERUPTCY. 
Re Charles Carlon, of Methul, via Coolamon, farm manager. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held «at the Court-house, Wagga 
Wagga, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
16th day of September, 1918, at 11 am., or as soon after as 
the course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to 
vote thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar 
in Bankruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 
12th day of September, 1918. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—-WILLIAM HarkINGTON PALMER, 
649 


(21,546) 


6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 11th day of 
September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 9th day of September, 1918 :— 


Re Raymond Geddes (No. 21,516), of Denver Huon, Now- 
ranie-street, Kennington, butcher. 
Re James Maples (No. 21,542), of Penuca, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee -WitLIAM Harrington PaLMER. 


650 12s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 9th day of 
September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 7th day of September, 1918 :— 
Re Denis Leo Benedict Glasheen (No. 21,484), of West Mait- 
land, in the State of New South Wales, solicitor. 
Re John Terken (No. 21,536), of No. 11 Parramatta-road, 
Annandale, painter and decorator. 
Re Harold Albert Liley (No, 21,529), of ss. “ Burrabra,” Port 
Jackson, master mariner. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHartas Farrrax Wartnerioo Lioyp. 
651 183. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To Crepitors. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as_ specified 


‘hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Regis- 


trar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings. Eliza- 
beth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of ‘wad ian in- 
terested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 


30 Ave., 1918.] 





and plans will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 
tion on Monday, 16th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., if 
not previously objected to: — 


Rowland Edmund Lenthall, of Killara and Spring- 
wood (No. 17,971), a second account and first plan 
of distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
20s. (twenty shillings) in the £ on all proved 
debts, and also debts shown in the Bankrupt’s 
statement of affairs. 

Harry Augustus Boys, of The Dental Institute, Chal- 
mer’s-street, Sydney, dentist and stock and share 
broker (No, 21,306), a second account and first 
plan of distribution showing payment in full of one 
Crown claim (12s.) and a first dividend of 6d. 
(sixpence) in the £ on all proved concurrent 
debts, and the sum of £2 19s. 7d. carried forward 
to the credit of the estate. 


Accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates :— 

21,422. David Daniel Hill, of Dene Hollow, Mos- 

man, 

No. 21,466. Joseph Ernest Britton, of Coledale, miner. 


No. 


No, 21,470. William Robertson, of Austinmer, miner, 


CG. F. W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 
182 Phillip-street, 
Sydney, 29th August, 1918. 


628 Qs, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to Crepirors. 


ACCOUNTS and pians of distribution in the under- 

mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, 

are now filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, 

Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested; and 

notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 

of distribution will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, the 16th September, 1918, if 
not previously objected to :— 

Robert Drummond Petrie, of 28 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, accountant (No. 4,959), a second account 
and first plan of distribution, showing payment 
of one preferential claim in full and a dividend of 
two shillings and seven pence one-eighth of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Martin Murray, of Sussex-street, Sydney, produce 
merchant (No. 14,537), a third account and third 
plan of, distribution, showing payment of a divi- 
dend of threepence thirteen-sixteenths of a penny 
in the £ on all proved concurrent claims, 


George Richard Rigby, of 2 Reay-street, Hamilton, 
builder and contractor (No. 21,354), a second 
account and first plan of distribution, showing 
payment. of a dividend of ten shillings and seven 
pence five-eighths of a penny in the £ on three 
preferent claims only. 


Harry Arthur Rogers, late of Canterbury-road, Bel- 
more, grocer, now of Biacktown (No. 21,425), a 
first account and plan of distribution, showing 
payment of two preferential claims in full and a 
dividend of four pence five-sixteenths of a penny 
in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Vincent Joseph O’Reilly, late of the ‘‘Tivoli Hotel,’’ 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, licensed victualler 
(No. 21.436), a first account and plan of distribu- 
tion, showing payment of a dividend of seven 
shillings in the £ on all proved concurrent claims 
and a baiance of £68 9s. 10d. carried forward to 
the credit of the estate. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates : — 


21,467. James Thomas Patton, of 38 Clisdeli- 
street, Surry Hills, labourer. 


No. 


No. 21,472. Herrman Frederick Busch, trading as 
“Bush & Co.,” of 29 Lymerston-street, St. Peters. 
No. 21,475. George Mann Aitken, of Chapple-lane, 


Broken Hill, ganger. 
No. 21,476. Charles Aiken, of Greta, carpenter. 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
29th August; 1918. 
630 16s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


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4399 


Empoundings. 





ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 20th day of 
August, 1918, from Burwood Park, Burwood, by H. Pye, 
impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, £1 73 9d. :— 

Black pony gelding, like P near shoulder, shod, about 4 years, 
about 124 hands. 


Also, on the 22nd instant, from Liverpcol-road, Strathfield, by 
James Cater, inspector of nuisances, Strathfield; sum 
due at date of notice, 178. 8d. :— 

Brown mare, front fetlock swollen, unshod, like .Q over == 
near shoulder, QJ off shoulcer, aged, about 15 hands. & 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Sth September, 1918. 

598—2s, 


H. HOWIE Juw., Poundkeeper. 





ASHFORD.—Impounded at Ashford, on the 5th day of 
August, 1918, from Ashford Common, by common ranger ; 
sum due at date of notice, 6s. :— 

Lincoln ram, no brand visible, ear-marked oblong and hslf 
halfpenny near ear, half ha!fpenny off ear, 3 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918. 


572—l1s. D. SUTHERLAND, Pounckeeper. 








AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 22nd day of 
August, 191¥, from Livingetone-road, by M. A. Musgrove ; 
sum due at oate of notice, £1 7s. Gd. :— 

Red und white cow, like off rump, G& near fore leg, bald 
face, bell and chain round neck, 5 or 6 years. 

ff not released. will be suid t bois Pou. as 
12th September, 1918, 


606--1s. A, CHAMPION, Poundkeeper. 





BERRIGAN.—Impounded at Berrigan, on the 25th day of 
August 1918, from Wa matta, by R, Smith, Ksq,; sum 
due at date of notice, 88. :— 

Creamy bullock, no brands visible, halfpenny notch bottom 
near ear. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

12th September, 1918, 


602—1s. E. CLAYTON, Poundkeeper. 








BOWENFELS,—Impounded at Bowenfels, on the 15th day 
of August, 191%, from Coerwull, by Mr. J. L. Brown; 
advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner to release ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 58. :— 

Chestnut. gelding, indistinct brand near shoulder, blaze, white 
foot, aged, 15 hands. ? 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Sth September, 1918. 

604—l1s. 


? 


CANTERBURY.—Impouuded at Canterbury, on the 20th 
day of August, 1918, from Fletcher-street, by Inspector 
Ferrett ; sum due at date of notice, lés. 6d, :— 

Bay gelding, JS over A near shoulder, 5 near thigh, star, 
aged, about 15% hands. 

if nt released, witli be sold at this Pouad at noon oa the 

5th September, 1918. 

590—1s. 


— 


GLEN IN ‘V#S.— Impounded at Glen Innes, on the 19:h day 
of August, 191>, from, Lamb’s Valley, by Mr. J. H. 
Davidson ; sum due at date of notice, £1 3s. Yd :— 

Light-red and white cow, brown head, like p. over M.iT 
near rump, 4 yi ars. 

If not released will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

12th September, 1918. 

594— 1s, 


T. CORDEROY, Poundkeeper. 





EK. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 





E. SARGEANT, Poundiéeeper. 

GUYRA.—Impounded at Guyra, on the 26th day of August, 
1918, from Primrose Farm, by J. T. Mulligan, junior ; 
sum due at dute of notice, first animal, 4s. 2d., the others, 
Ze. 6d, each :— 

Lincoln cross wether, half halfpenny back near ear, 2-tooth. 

Lincoln cross wether, two notches out front ne»r ear, t-tooth. 

Lincoln cross ewe, two notcbes out front off ear, tar-brandd 
(smudged) off shoulder, 4-tooth. 

Lincoln cross wether, big noteh out front and near ear, cut 
underneath, Z-tooth. 

Merino wether, two nicks out front near ear, branded T, 
rising 2-tooth. 

Merino wether, two nicks out front near ear, branded T, 
viging 2-tooth, 

Merino wether, no brands or marks visible, 2-tooth. 

tf not r,eleased, will be scid at this Found at woon oi %! 
19th Septex.ber, 1yi8, 
624—7s, R, MOORE, FPoundkeeper. 





4400 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. [80 Aue., 1918, 


ea Ane eR, ASRS i. i nea ME Ny 9 a tee BS I en 


HOWLONG.—Impounded at Howlong, on the 23rd day of 
August, 1918, from Yarun Apiary, by William Ferguson, 
Bungowzsnnah :— 

Crossbred wether sheep, swallow-tail off ear, 6-tooth. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

12th September, 1918. 


601—1s. D. BRANNAN, Poundkeeper. 





HUNTER’S HILL.—Impounded at Hunter’s Hill, on the 17th 
day of August, 1918, from Cambridge-street, by Mr. Owen 
Davis; sum due at date of notice, 18s. 3d. :— 

Grey mare, like GO near shoulder, mark on rump, aged, 
about 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918. 


574—1s. J. SILSBY, Poundkeeper. 








HUNTER’S HILL.—Impounded at Hunter’s Hill, on the 
2ist day of August, 1918, from Great Northern road, 
Gladesville, by James Rourke, impounding officer; sum 
due at date of notice, 138s. 6d. :— 

Bay horse, unbranded, hind foot white, aged, about 15 or 16 
hands, 

Tf not reléased, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

Sth September, 1918. 


603—1s. J. SILSBY, Poundkeeper. 





LEICHHARDT.—Impounded Leichhardt, on the 17th day of 
August, 1918, from Petersham, by W. Beer; sum due at 
date of notice, £2 Os. 6d. :— 

Grey gelding, indistinct brand off neck, shod, aged, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

5th September, 1918; 


620—1s. J,. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 





LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 18th day 
of August, 1918, from Annandale, by W. Beer; sum due 
at date of notice, £1 17s. 6d. :— 

Bay gelding, like 2 off shoulder, star, snip, near hind foot 
white, poor condition, shod, aged, 153 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 


621—1s. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 








LEICHHARDT.—Imponnded at Leichhardt, on the 20th day 
of August, 1918, from Glebe, by W. Munro; sum due 
at date of notice, £1 lis. 6d. :— 

Bay mare, ¥'7c{ over 50'7 near shoulder, star, clipped, 
sore wither, poor condition, shod, aged, 15} hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 


622—1s. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 





i 


MACKSVILLE.—Impounded at Macksville, on the 22nd day 
of August, 1918, from Warrell Creek, by Mr. John Hunt ; 
sum due at date of notice, 98. 3d. each :— : 


Bay mare, hollow back, like M> shoulder. 
Dark-bay filly, white nose, unbranded. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 


581—2s. C. HUCKER, Poundkeeper. 





| 


MARRICEVILLE.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 22nd 
day of August, 1918, from Station-street, by H. C. Nunn; 
suin due at date of notice, 63. 3d. each :— 

Brown pony gelding, lik Q over near shoulder, black points, 
unshod, short tail, about 123 hands. 

Light-bay mare, like G4j 4 near shoulder, hind foot white, 
star, shod, about 14% hands. 

Bay mare, no brand visible, bushy tail, three white feet, 
unshod, star, hog mane, about 14 hands. 

Black or brown gelding, like YP near shoulder, scarred knees, 
star, long tail, hind feet white, shod, about 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 


575 —4s. R. SPARKHES, Poundkceper. 


MARRICK VILLE.—Impounded at Marrickville, on the 25th 
day of Augnst, 1918, from Holt-street, Petersham, by W. 
Beer; sum due at date of notice, 15s. 8d. :— 

Black draught gelding, no brands visible, hind foot white, 
clipped, patchy body, shod, aged, 16% hands. 


If not released will be sold at this Pound, at noon, on the 
12th September, 1918. 


623—1s. R, SPARKES, Poundkeeper. 





MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 20th day of August, 
1918, from Daceyville, Mascot, by Thomas Wall, Dacey- 
ville ; sum due at date of notice, £1 10s. 8d. :— 

Roan mare, UB over @ near shoulder, shod, aged, 15} hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this |Pound at noon on the 
5th September, 1918. 


599—Is. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





RYDEH.—Impounded at Ryde, on the 20th day of August, 
1918, from Ryde Park, by J. Ainsworth; sum due at 
date of notice, 8s. 6d. :— 

Brown and white cow, § off rump, aged. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
19th September, 1918. 


578—1s, A, TUCKWELLI, Poundkeeper. 





TEMORA.—Impounded at Temora, on the 26th day of 
August, 1918, from Johnson’s farm, near Stockinbingal, 
by Mr. Johnson; sum due at date of notice, 15s. :— 

Bay draught gelding, like blotched brand off shoulder, star and 
snip, shod three feet, white spots on back. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
12th September, 1918. 


606—I1s. T. PEGREM, Poundkeeper. 


YOUNG.—Impounded at Young, on the 23rd day of August, 
1918, from Young Municipal Council, by J. Hardman ; 
sum due at date of notice, 12s. :— 

Black steer, like _Q over JC near rump, slit in back off 
ear, about 2 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
12th September, 1918. 


617—ls. P. NASH, Poundkeeper. 








Znoausirial Dotices. 





{1336} 


Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 28th August, 1918, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. James J. Dayoren, “ Enni- 
stimon,’”’ O’Connell-street, Haberfield, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the New 
South Wales Railway and Tramway Officers’ Association, and Mr. Robert Blanch, Chair- 
man of the Staff Board, Hunter and Phillip streets, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the 
interests of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the 
hearing and determination of the application by the New South Wales Railway and Train- 
way Officers’ Association for the re-enactment of the Award of the Mood Supply and 
Distribution (No. 2) Group, No. 7 Board (Railway Salaried Officers), published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 15th April, 1914, as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 24th February, 1915, and 20th April, 1916, respectively. 


(18 /287.) 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, . 


30 Ava, 1918} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107, 4401 





[1805] 7 Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, ; 
Sydney, 28rd August, 1918. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Alfred Millington, 45 Church- ° 
street, Newtown, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Australasiail Society of 
Engineers, and Mr. Alfred Hrnest Heaydon, Superintendent of Staff, Chief Mechanical 
Hngineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Hveleigh, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 
Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing of the 
application by the Australasian Society of Hngineers for the determination of certain 
industrial matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect ‘of 
which the Government Railways Group, No. 2 (Loco, and Stores) Board, is constituted. 


Ag ry, -. ROLIN, 
(18/872.) Additional J tage of fh Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[1804] Court of Industrial Asiapations New. South Wales, 
Toe 3 Sydney, 28rd August, 1918, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.7 the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Williani Bingham, of 
*’Alma,’” Mary-street, Granville, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the New 
South Wales Amalgamated Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal Workers’ Society, and Mr. Alfred 
Ernest. Heaydon, Superintendent. of Staff; Chief Mechanical Hngineer’s Office, Wilson- 
street, Eveleigh, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales, when the Court sits, for the hearing of the application. by the New 
South Wales Amalgamated Tinsmiths and Sheet Metal Workers’ Society for the deter- 
mination of certain matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways Group, No. 2 (Loco. and prot ee Board, is 











constituted. 

Y. \ROLIN; 
(18/376. ) , Additional Judge of bite Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
11319] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Murray, 343 
Marrickville-road, Marrickville, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Federated 
Jronworkers’ Association of Australia, New South Wales Division, and Mr. J. Warren, 
Acting Locomotive Works Manager, Wveleigh, as the Assessor to represent the interests of 
the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing 
of the application by the Federated Ironworkers’ Association of Australia, New South 
Wales Division, for the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and in 
ag ition to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government Bae ays Group, 
No, 10 (ironworkers’ Assistants) Board, is constituted. 


T. ROLIN, 
(18/3867. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[1313] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918. ~ 


THE following Order of the Court, interpreting the Award published in Government 
Gazette of 16th June, 1916, of the Shipping Group, No. 18 (Ship Carpenters, &c., State) 
Board (constitution published at page 7618 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st 
December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 288), as varied by Award of 
the said Board published in Government Gazette of 28th July, 1916, is published in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the. “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations 


thereunder. 
I. W. KITCHING 
(No. 1,785.) Industrial Registrar, 





IN nat COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 311 of 1915. 


f Award of the Shipping Group, No. 18 (Ship Carpenters, &c., State) Board. 
INTERPRETATION AWARD. 
Monday, 29th day of July, 1918. 


IT IS ORDERED AND DETERMINED that the question, as to whether the words 
“Travelling time shall be allowed on all jobs as from the employer's workshop, wharf, or 
office,” in clause 6 of the Award of the Shipping Group, No. 18 (Ship Carpenters, &c., State) 
Board, published in Government Gazette No. 104 of the 16th June, 1916, as varied by the 
Award of the said Board published in Government Gazette No. 136 of 28th July, 1916, means 
that travelling time shall be paid on all jobs irrespective of where the employees are 
engaged or picked up for work or where the job is situated, and irrespective of whether 
the distance they may be called upon to travel be less than if they travelled to the 
employer’s workshop, wharf, or office, be answered in the affirmative. AND IT IS 
FURTHER ORDERED AND DETERMINED that in all other respects the application 
be and the same is hereby dismissed. 
T, ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


4102 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 107. 


[30 Ava. 1918, 





NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.” 


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INSERTION; and all notices, from whatever source, should be 
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the text. All documents illegibly written will be -returned 
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Sugscriptions :—For the year, 30s.; by post, 35s.;°" for the 
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CON Dia N ss PAGE 
Proclamations ae Re sh ae Ana we 4313 
Local Government Notices 4323 
Appointments, &c. ... 4326 
Government Notices Sot fs bs 4327 
Hay Irrigation Area—Cancellation of Lease 4339 
Application for License under Water Act, 1912 4340 
Notices under Real Property Act ve dea .. 4340 
Railways and Tramways Appeals Board—Nomination 
of Candidates for Election Ae Be 4340 
Railways and Tramways—-Applications for Positions... 4341 
Public Service Notices... 0 ae sie 4341 
Registry of Friendly Societies—Cancellations... 4341 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes 4343 
Court Notices es ae 4344 
Tenders ase aes ve Aa 4344 
District Courts de ane 4347 
Oyster Culture Leases 4347 
Quarterly Licensing Courts 4348 
Mines Department Notices abe as ne we §=2349 
Lands Department Notices se aa ae wwe = 4855 
Private Advertisements ... “pir ae ay we §=64391 
Impoundings ie vee eee : 4399 
Industrial Notices ... cs, ‘ef a 4400 
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FRIDAY, 30 AUGUST. 


[1918, 








SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Pubic Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Thomas Ernest Teece, Messenger, Public Trust 
Office, to be Attendant in that Office,—from the 
Ist July, 1918. 

Mr. Edward George Hattersley, Senior Clerk, Water 
Police Office, to be Clerk, Central Police Office,— 
from the Ist July, 1918. 

Mr. Arthur Dumas Whitling, Clerk, Master in 
Lunacy’s Office, Chief Secretary’s Department, to 
be Clerk in the Office of the Public Service Board, 
—from the date of commencing duty. 


‘ne undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names, from the dates specified, viz. : — 
Mungindi—Sergeant Edward George Martin, vice Ser- 
geant Cronin, transferred,—from the ist August, 
1918. 
Bellata—Constable Peter Stewart Jeffrey, vice Con- 
pails Martin, transferred,—from the 27th July, 
918. 


Dalgety—Constable Ray Mair, during the absence of 
Constable Dowd, on leave,—from the lst Septem- 
ber, 1918. 


Baradine—Constable Claude Adoxonider Edwards, dur- 
ing the absence of Constable Matheson, on leave, 
—from the Ist September, 1918: 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown Land 
Agent, Cooma, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
also at that place, during the absence of Mr. 
F. F. Z. Moriarty, on leave,—from the 19th, 
August, 1918; also to act as District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Cooma (to act only at such times 
as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marri- 
ages for the District of Monaro at Cooma, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at that place 
under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 
1895,’? and Regulations thereunder,—from the 
same date. 


Mr. Melville Charles Nott, Deposition Clerk, Central 
Police Office, to act as Registrar under the ‘Fair 
Rents Act, 1915,’? in the Metropolitan District, 
during the absence of Mr. E. G. Hattersley, on 
leave,—from the 26th August, 1918. a os 


JOHN GARLAND. 


4404 





CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr, John Richard Moore, Senior Examiner, Depart- 
ment of Audit, being appointed to the position 
of Assistant Inspector of Public. Accounts in that 
Department,—from the Ist July, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the ‘recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following appointments ;— 


Mr. Alfred Joseph Relph, Clerk, Head Office, Depart- 
ment of Lands, to a similar position in the Crown 
Land Agent’s Office, Cooma, Departmeat of Lands, 
—to take effect from the Ist August, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-5,399), ' 

Miss Madeline Tasma Fletcher, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Chief Secretary’s Department, as Clerk, 
Land Board Office, Orange, Department of Lands, 
—to take effect from the 3lst July, 1918 (Minl. 
1918-5,396). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Publie Service Board, hasapproved of the 
appointment of) 4 
Mr. George Levi Thomas, Winchman, as Seaman, in 


the Dredge Service, Department of, Public Works, | 


a appointment to take effect from 8th July, 


Mr. James Lingard, Engine-driver, as Engineer in 
the Dredge Service, Department of Public Works, 
—such appointment to take effect from 1st Feb- 
ruary, 1918, , ' 





HIS Excellency. the Governor,.with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ments of the undermentioned Officers in the Dredge 
Service, Department of Public Works,—such appoint- 
ments to take effect from the dates specified :— 











, Date from which 
appointment 
is to take effect. 


Previous 
Position. 


Present 


N § Aas 
it Position. 





O'Connor, John Patrick| Engine-driver| Engineer Master} 28 Sept., 1917. 
Pearson, John Edward| Fireman ..} Engine-driver ..} 1 Nov., 1917. 











Joseph, 
Langh ma, William ..| Fireman ..| Engine-driver ..| 30 Oct., 1917. 
Ling, William .| Fireman ..| Engine-driver ..) 1Jan., 1918. 
Bailey, Frank .. _..| Fireman ..| Engine-driver...| 5 Nov., 1917, 
Wt ssench nonneds Seaman... «..| Winchman ©...)  Decs,” 1917, 
avid. 
Thomas, George Levi ..) Seaman --| Winchman _..} 23 Nov., 1917, 
R, T.. BALL. 





aS 


4h. DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
xecutive Council, and upon the recommendation 

of the Public Service Board, has been pleased to 

appoint 


Constable Allan Bernard Eisenhuth as Warden’s 
*” Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised 
to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Weabonga, and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court 

at Ry Blane, Hise Zvotland, pesaged.azeuch 
-_appointmen: e effect from the 26th June 
‘1918. (Ms, 1918-5,314-153). ah di 
Mr... Frank Hall to act temporarily as Bailiff of the 
Warden’s Court at Nyngan, vice Maberley, ill,— 

/ Sueh appointment to take effect from the date of 
eommencing ‘duty (Ms. 1918-5,254-153), 


O'S. OL. FITZPATRICK. 





f "FORESTRY COMMISSION. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. ren Ernest, Kinsella, Officer-in-Charge of 
' Leasing and, Drafting Branches, as Chi lork. 

[Papers 183,637.39} nt thee Oe met Clerk 

‘ MrAS W. G. ASHFORD. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 108, 


[30 Ave., 1918. 





THE NEW SOUTH WALES BOARD OF TRADE. 


HiS Excellency the Governor-in-Council, upon the 

recommendation of the Public Service Board, has 

approved that 

Mr. Harold Lewis Lamond, LL.B., be appointed as 
Secretary of the New South Wales Board of 
Trade, with salary at the rate of £550, ranging 
to £650 per annum,—such appointment to take 
effect as-from the 10th June, 1918. 


G. S. BEEBY. 





WE, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue of the 
provisions contained in the ‘‘ Public Service (Amendment) 
Act, 1910,” do hereby declare the undermentioned officers of 
the Department of Public Works to be the respective Heads 
of the Branches get opposite their names :— 


Head of Brauch. Branch. 











Professional Officers attached to 
the Engineering Section and 
Clerical Officers, Government 
Dockyard, Newcastle. 

.| Officers connected with ship con- 

struction, Government Dock- 

yard, Newcastle. 


Cutler, Arthur Edward ... 


Bomphrey, A. M.... 








AND the Public Service Board hereby notify that the officers 
named hereunder are Members of the Departmental Boards 
constituted under the provisions of the said Act for the 
Branches of the Department of Publie Works set opposite 
their respective names, viz. :— 








Memter of 
Department. Branch. Departmenta 
Board, 
Publie Professional Officers attached to the| Cutler, 
Works.) Engineering Section and Clerical) Arthur Ed- 
Officers, Government Dockyard,| ward. 
Newcastle. 
Do _...| Officers connected with ship con-| Bomphrey, 
struction, Government Dockyard,| A. M. 
Newcastle. 











We Se ae 
2 Sd gree Members of the Public 
E..H, WILSHIRE, ( Service Board. 


J. M. TAYLOR, 


Given under our hands, at Sydney, the 27th day of 
August, 1918. 





WE; the Public Service Board of the State of New South 
Wales, under and by virtue of the provisions contained in 
the ‘Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” do hereby 
declare that the following shall be a Branch of the Depart- 
ment of Lands for the purposes of such Act, and that the 
undermentioned, person, shall be the Head of such Branch, 
viz. :— ' 





Branch, | Head of Branch. 


Returned Soldiers’ Settlement} Bryant, John George Robinson 








And the Public Service Board hereby notify that the officer 
named hereunder is a Member of the Departmental Board 
constituted, under the provisions of the said Act for the 
Branch of the Department.of Lands shown, viz. :— 





Branch, | Member of Departmental Board. 


Returned Soldiers’ Settlement} Bryant, John George Robinson 








W. J. HANNA, 9 
E. H. WILSHIRE, 
J. M. TAYLOR, 


Given under our hands, at Sydney, the 2’th day of 
August, 1918, S49 


Members of the 
5 Public Service Board. 


30 Aua., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 108. 4405 














Department, 





~~ 


Public Works aks 
Clerical 


Branch. 


..| Accounts Branch, Country Offices} Spence, John ... Pee 
Staff, State Metal) — 
Quarries Officers, and Stores 


Head of Branch, In lien of — 


f 





...| Steel, Thomas Robert, 











AND the Public Service Board hereby notify that the officer named hereunder is a Member of the Departmental Board 


constituted under the provisions of the said Act for the Branch of the Department of Public W 


Department, Branch, 





orks shown, viz, :— 





Member of Departmental Board, Ja lien of— 








Public Works one 
Clerical Staff, State 
Quarries Officers, 
Branch, 


.»| Aecounts Branch, Country Offices} Spence, John .,, oe 
Metal 
and Stores 








=a = —— 


w+] Steel, Thomas Robert, 


eee 


Ne Af TTLSHIRE, Members of the 
J. M. TAYLOR, |} Pubhe Service Board. 


Given under our hands, at Sydney, the 27th day of August, 1918. 


v 





APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointments, on probation for a period of 
twelve months in each case, of 


Mr. Allen Stewart MeDonald, Temporary Junior 
Clerk, Land Board Office, Kempsey, as a Junior 
Cierk in the same office,—to take effect from the 
Ist, January, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,397). 

Mr. Percy Daniel Considine as a Junior Clerk, Crown 
Land Agent’s Office, Parkes,—to take effect from 
the 8rd August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,398). 


W.'G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment, on probation for twelve months, of 


Mr. John Coll Murray, Temporary Junior Olerk, 
Stores Supply Department, as Junior Clerk, 
Stores Supply Department, The Treasury. 


[B.M. 483] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


PROMOTION OF TEACHERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


THE Public Service Board has approved of the under- 
mentioned teachers being classified as follows, from 
Ist January, 1918, unless otherwise stated :— 


By Examination. 

Class IB.—Henry M. Colyer, Murrumburrah (killed 
on active service), Ist January, 1917; Fred Gallagher, 
B.A., North Sydney Boys’ High (on active service), 
Ist January, 1917; Winifred Herbert, B.A., St. 
George’s High School; Thomas M. MacDonnell, 
Thirlmere; Harold J. Moore, Broken Hill (on active 
service); Roy D. Mulvey, B.A., Parramatta High 
(on active service), Ist January, 1917; George H. 
Perkins, B.A., Kast Maitland High (on active service), 
Ist January, 1917; William J. Smith, Hornsby (on 
active service); Alfred Wines, Cargelligo. 

Class ITA.—Gordon Barr, Cleveland-street Inter- 
mediate High; Dorothy Bayley, B.A., Lismore; 
Stanley S. Dixon, Arncliffe (on active service); Vera 
Doubleday, B.A., Tamworth; Francis H. Godfrey, 
Dulwich Hill; Marjorie Kilgour, Cleveland-street 
Intermediate High; Laura Porter, Cleveland-street 
Intermediate High; Esther J. Rivett, Bathurst; 
Marion Robertson, Cootamundra. 

Class IITB.—Pearl Gass, Goulburn; Gavin Green- 
lees, Camdenville (on active service); Melville C. 
Levitt, Chellas; Francis Pettengell, Marsden Park; 
Robert W. Simes, Oppossum Creek. 

Class IIJA.—Stella A. Brown, Corowa South; 
Heather A. Ellem, Glebe; Lockhart Easton, Rand- 
wick; Keith R. Hogg, Jeir and Toual (1st January, 








1917); Cyril E. Johns, Gouldsville; Norman ©. Os- 
borne, Arncliffe (Ist January, 1917); Isabella J. 


| Pate, Woollahra; Henry G. Pattrick, Ungarie (1st 
: ye ¢ | July, 1918). y! 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of | 


Class HIIB, from 1st July, 1918, unless otherwise 
stated.—_Cora, . Agland, Narromine; Frances EH 
Baker, Gilgandra; James Beck, Coolagalite (on 
active service); Charles W. Bennett, Leichhardt; Eric 
G. Bott, Broken Hill (on active service); Stanley E. 
Bignell, Fort-street (on active service); Edith K. 
Boot, Angledale; Walter J. Braham, Tullymorgan ; 
Loris A. Bromham, Coolamon (on active service) ; 
Alec Bunfield, Whipstick; Annie KE. Bush, Curran’s 
Creek; Mary E. Catlin, Lost River; Kdward Cleaver, 
Clift Hills; Emily Coleman, Mt. Rivers; Clarence 
M. Coombes, Fairview (on active service); Grace O 
Coss, Drofwal; Donald D’Alton, Silent Grove; Frank 
Daly, Bumberry (on active service); Leslie C. Dole, 
Emu (on active service); Venie Donovan, Cessnock ; 
Franeis A. M. Evans, Kanoona (on active service) ; 
William J. Farry, Albury; Francis A. Finlay, 
Springfield; Charles R. ‘Forster, Kurri Kurri (on 
active service); Emma G, Francis, Albion Park; 
Alexander J. Frost, Mugwill (on active service); 
Irene Gaitley, Cardiff; Annie E, Griffin, Lambton; 
Francis Griffin, Lismore; Ethel I. Guillier, Bingara; 
Eugene W, Handeoek, Ophir; Ethel Harris, 
Mulligan’s Flat; Marjorie E. Hockey, Woodburn; 
James Hogan, Canandlas; Edward W. F. Holt, New- 
stead Mines; Ellen Jackson, Baan Baa; Mary John- 
son, Barellan North; Cyril EH. Jones, Blue Knob; 
Charlotte Kammell, Little Plain; Doris Lavis, Rock 
Valley; Stanley F, L, Lawson, Louth (on active ser- 
vice), Ist January, 1917; Charles E. O, Lee, Smith’s 
Creek; James Leonard, Bindogundra ; Jean G, Laird, 
Gloucester; Phyllis Manning, Campbell’s Creek; 
Robert J. Martin, Dullah; Cecil C. Matthews, 
Collerina; Clarice E. Matthews, Wrightville; Hector 
McDonald, Ben Bullen; Matthew McDonald, Bruce- 
dale; Lily R. McFadyen, Brookdale; jChristina 
McInnes, Hay; Eric J. McLeod, Mooral Creek (on 
active service); Anastasia MacNamara, Belar Creek ; 
Mabel V. Mitchell, Bowraville; John M. Mylan, 
Oxton; Mervyn R. Nash, Cullulla; Charles P. New- 
man, Bathurst; William J. O’Halloran, Wandary; 
Austin B. O'Hara, Stony Creek; Catherine K, 
O’ Keeffe, Moruya; May A. Pearce, Bankstown; Ada 
Pigram, Mickibri; Cyril G. Potter, Sawyer’s Oreek 
(Ist January, 1918); Thomas Ransley, Silent_ Grove 
(Ist January, 1918); Wilfred Reichel, Boxley ; Vincent 
R. Ryan, Cox’s Gap (on active service); Gladys 
Sample, Ross Hill; Jessie W. Scott, Smithfield; Ivy 
G. Seutt, Bulli; John T. Shepherd, Mayer’s Flat; 
James B, Sloan, Derrain; Christina Smith, Seelands; 
Muriel ©, Smith, Chatsworth Island; David H. 
Smart, Woodstock (on active service), Ist July, 1917; 
Elsie E, Stephens, Clunes; Ivy M. Thompson, Warra- 
derry; James J. Treacy, Gleneairn; Henry G. Val- 
lanee, Broken Dam Estate; Maude E. Weston, More- 
bringer; Edith E. Wiles, Fernmount ; Dudley C, H. 
Woed, Callaghan’s Oreek; George Woodward, Gul- 
gareree. 


4406 





For Goop Ssrvicr (lst January, 1918, unless 
otherwise stated). 


Class TA.—Henrietta Anderson, Darlinghurst (st 
January, 1916); William M. Easton, Tighe’s Hill; 
Henry R. Hepburn, Abermain; Lily A. E. Long, 
Bourke-street; Herbert G. Stoyles, Inverell; George 
Ross Thomas, Bathurst High. ; : 

Class ITA.—John W. Abell, Petersham ; Eliza Child, 
Belmore South; Nicholas Corish, Springvale; Percival 

Keating, Currabubula; Amy McCook, North 
Sydney; Elsie McDonald, Bondi; John Peacock, 
Teralba; George Perry, Burwood; William J. Pigott, 
Pallamallawa; James Synnott, Bondi. 

Class 11JA.—Kidwin H. Allan, Canoblas; Michael 
Fitzgerald, Kagleton; Gladys Gray, Epping; Alphonse 
R. Hermes, Richmond; Robina McCallum, Granville; 
James Sullivan, Tomerong. 





THE Public Service Board have also approvad of the 
undermentioned teachers being placed in the grades 
specified, from the dates named :— 

Class I[A.—Cameron H. Mackay, Taree (1st March, 
1918 


>. 
Class IIB.—May McDonald, Croydon (1st January, 
18 


1918). 

Class IIITA.—Walter B. Breyley, Cootamundra (ist 
November, 1917); Mrs. Emily H. Collett, Erskineville 
(Ist June, 1918); Winifred Prime, West Wallsend 

(st August, 1917); Agnes Treloar, Tenambit (1st 
June, 1917); Muriel F. England, Riley-street ‘(1st 
April, 1918); Ida A. Wood, Bega (1st April, 1918). 

Class IJIB.—¥lsie -R. Arkinstall, The Rock (1st 
September, 1917); Alberta Berntsen, Henty (lst 
March, 1917); Frederick 'V. Christie, Windsor (lst 
January, 1918); Georgina Dobbins, Ultimo (1st 
December, 1917); Thora pe Edgar, Redfern (1st April, 
1918); Nellie HE. Gidney, Marrickville (Ist January, 
1918); Laura A. Leonard, Alexandria (Ist. February, 
1918); Mrs, Rita Mackay, Lansdowne (lst January, 
1918); Mrs. Elizabeth McKinnon, Chatswood (1st 
April, 1918); Mary G. Shea, Leichhardt (14th March, 
1918); Mrs, Lucy M, Watkins, Cardiff (Ist July; 1918). 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


TRANSFERS, 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the transfers of the following officers :— 

Mr. John Henry Mayes, Chief Draftsman, Charting 
Branch, to the position of Chief Draftsman, 
Relieving Staff, this Department,—such transfer 
to take effect from the Ist July, 1918 (Ms. 1918- 
5,211-158). 

Mr, Henry Alfred James, Examiner, Charting Branch, 


to, the position of Examiner, Relieving Staff, - 


this Department,—such transfer to take effect 
from the 28th May, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,210-153). 


J. C.i\L. FITZPATRICK: 


RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTHENT OF EDUCATION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council have approved of the resignation of 
Mr. Alexander, McDonald, Teacher, Public School, 
Newnes, being accepted. Last day of service, 15th 


January, 1919. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council, upon .the recommendation of the Public 
Service Board, have approved of the resignations of 
the undermentioned teachers being accepted from the 
dates specified in each case :— 

Miss Matilda M. Smith, Teacher, Little Caragabal, 
30th April, 1918; Mrs. Hilda S. Grant, Assistant, 
Zig Zag, 28th February, 1918; Stanley P. Gudgeon, 
Teacher, Colinroobie, 27th March, 1918; Miss Edith 
Barker, Assistant, Byron Bay, 15th March, 1918; 
Miss Edith Hazel, Assistant, Rosehill, 3lst March, 
1918; Miss Heather Lindsay, Assistant, Banks’ 
Meadow, 31st March, 1918; Charles C. McAdam, 
Assistant, Woonona, 26th February, 1918: Miss Olive 
Nettleton, Assistant, Broken Hill Girls’, 31st March, 
1918; Miss Sara L. Wade, Assistant, Crookwell, 
31st March, 1918; Mrs. Nellie I. Russell, Assistant, 
South Lismore, 31st December, 1917; F. G. Brown, 
Assistant. Master, Fort-street High, 31st March, 
1918; Miss. Illien M.: Doohan, Assistant, Teralba, 
31st March, 1918; Miss Gertrude M. Doyle, Assistant, 
Paddington, 31st March, 1918; John Gillespie, 
Assistant, Erskineville, 3lst March, 1918; Miss’ Hazel 











NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 108. 


- Caroline E. Wand, Teacher, 


[30 Ava., 1918, 





Maurer, Assistant, Lithgow, 3lst March, 1918; Miss 
Alma R. Bray, Assistant, Corrimal, 31st March, 1918; 
Vivian Elphick, Teacher, Koorawatha, 31st March, 
1918; T. H. Patterson, Assistant Master, Wagga 
High, 31st. March, 1918; Miss Frances L. Sinclair, 
Assistant, Berrima, 30th April, 1918; Miss Ethel M. 
Beavis, Assistant, North Sydney Cookery, 3lst 
March, 1918; Miss Mary M. Brown, Assistant, 
Condobolin, 30th April, 1918; Miss Dorothea Donohoe, 
Assistant, Double Bay, 30th April, 1918; Miss 
Dorothy E. Jagger, Assistant, Casino, 30th April, 
1918; Miss Flora E. Morrison, Teacher, Upper By- 
long, 30th April, 1918; Miss Amy O. Scarr, Teacher, 
Bindogundra, 30th April, 1918; Mrs. Margaret Swan, 
Assistant, Balgowlah, 30th April, 1918; Mrs. M. BK. 
Hall, Assistant, Orange Grove Infants’, 15th May, 
1918; Miss M. E. Hayden, Teacher, Wood Glen, 
10th May, 1918; Miss Muriel Young, Teacher, 
Erambie, 19th April, 1918; Miss Alice M. Winder, 
Assistant, Canbelego, 30th April, 1918; Mrs.. H. 
Barnes, Assistant, Henty, 3lst March, 1918; Miss 
Winifred Armstrong, Assistant,- East Maitland, 31st 
May, 1918; Miss Alberta Berntsen, Assistant, Henty, 
3lst May, 1918;. Miss Teresa Brown, Assistant, 
Miranda, 3lst May, 1918; Lionel Dare, Assistant 
Master, Fort-street High, 15th April, 1918; Miss 
Ruth Hayley, Assistant, Parramatta North, 30th 
June, 1918; Miss Blanche Le Messurier, Assistant, 
Hill End, 30th April, 1918; Miss Marion Metcalfe, 
Assistant, Hanwood, 31st May, 1918; Miss E. M. 
Tester, Assistant, Katoomba, 31st May, 1918; Miss 
Lilian Tompson, Assistant, Windeyer, 31st May, 1918; 


‘R. L. Fisher, Assistant, West Kempsey, 3lst Decem- 


ber, 1917; L. H. Allen, Lecturer, Teachers’ College, 
30th April, 1918; Matilda McCabe, Assistant, Dunedoo, 
7th June, 1918; Mrs. Amelia Taylor, Assistant, 
Hamilton, 9th May, 1918; Miss Nora Mudge, 
Assistant, Alma Boys’, 3lst May, 1918; Miss Clarice 
Smith, Assistant, Narrabri, 6th June, 1918; James M. 
Dowell, Teacher, Kamarah, 7th May, 1918; Mrs. 
Dhulura, 30th April, 
1918; Miss Dorothy Lee, Ex-student, Moree, 30th 
June, 1918; Miss G. F. Biggers, Assistant, Inverell, 
30th June, 1918; F, A. Booth, Assistant Master, 
Parramatta High, 30th June 1918. 

A. G. F. JAMES. 
errr ir ee ee ell pasa ae 
RETIREMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 
Council, upon the recommendation of the Public Ser- 
vice Board, have approved of the following Teachers 
being retired from the Public Service, viz. :— 


Mr. Archibald Smith, Teacher, formerly Inspector, in 
terms of section 63 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902.” Last day of service, 27th May, 1918. 

Mr. Thomas Bond, Teacher, Public School, Nundle, in 
terms of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 
1902.” Last day of service, 31st July, 1919. 

Miss Mary E. Mangan, Teache1, Public School, Kame. 
ruka, in terms of section 67 of the ‘“Public Service 
ad 1902,.”’ Last day of service, 30th September, 

919, 


Tur retirement from the Public Service of the follow- 
ing Teachers, in terms of section 66 of the “Public 
Service Act, 1902,’ is hereby notified :— 

Miss Eliza Campbell, Assistant Teacher, Superior Pub- 
lic School, Waverley. Last day of Service, 31st 
December, 1918. 

Mr. Charles Smith, Teacher, Public School, Tiverton. 
Last day of service, 15th November, 1919. 








HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 

Council, upon the recommendation of the Public Ser- 

vice Board, have approved. of the following Teacher; 

being allowed to retire from the Public Service, with- 
out gratuity :— 

Miss Elizabeth Garrett, Assistant Teacher, Superior 
Public School, Gardener’s-road. Last day of ser- 
vice, 3lst March, 1919. 

Mr. Peter McCabe, Teacher, Public School. Drill Creek, 


’ 


Last day of service, 380th September, 1918. 
; AUGUSTUS JAMES, 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the retirement, 
under section 67 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,”’ of 
Mr, George James Hardwick, Compositor,; Government 
Printing Office, The Treasury. His last day of 
‘service tobe 28th January, 1919, 


[E.M. 407] J.C. L, FITZPATRICK. 








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The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918. 
REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 
HE following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 
the Month of August, 1918, are published for general information. 


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2 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 4409 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Gross Ruvenvz and Recuipts on account of the ConsoLipATED 
RrEvENUE Funp of the Government of New SoutH Watas, during the Month of August, 1917, and 
the Month of August, 1918, respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease under each head thereof, 
also total Net Revenue Proper for same periods (Revenue for Month of August, 1918, included in 


Account Current, page 4408). 
















































































Month of Month of 
HEADS OF eA S August, 1917. August, 1918. Deerense. Increase. 
REVENUE PROPER. 
Governmental. £ iad. £ s. d. faa. di. £ 8. d, 
RETURNS (PER CAPITA) TO THE STATE BY 
THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT Hh "192, 754% 0° O | *W92Z/9G7 OO tesa avspudesiee 213° 00 
Taxation. 
STAMP DUTIES rs rsd be ad ze: £| 104,621 11 11 6702 1S EE TOIS LOE yn... enssenees 
LAND TAX ome tee eee ae E 1912 6 210 0 it. ee 
INCOME TAX — o.oo} 60,758 8 6 | 75,306.18 5 | ares aed 14,638 9 11 
MOTOR VEHICLE TAX ... me ae ee £ 5,894 1 6 GG he nn ee pe e219) 7 
BETTING TAXES :— : 
Bookmakers... ‘6 ate ee ie dee 753.12 4 8 
Racing Clubs and Associations ... Bes ae & 5,599 9 2 ack : 7 3,204.2 The pace ee 
£ 6,353 1 6 3.176) G. 7 | ...3,204..2 7 Wu 7I 8 
TOTALIZATOR ACT, No. 75,1916%. 5 0 we = SL, 8622 4D 7,018 FETE 4 g asstnuit-fs 3,396.7 2 
LICENSES :— 
Sunday Trading Refreshment Act, 1916 ie am 408 10 0 327 0 0 SWIG UO: |). sescasasteawcess 
To Wholesale Spirit Dealers Ts 5a ee re 300 0 0 SYN) G' FKO | Burncn ss cotehen yt yeteonsoogebaner 
To Auctioneers... 4a) 9711 Bae OP. Oa le, eee 4 KY 19° 10 
To Retail Fermented and. Spirituous Liquors (inetud- 
ing Wine, Cider, and Perry) Red Lh (2,006 4° 9 1,544 10 0 AGE 14> Quibbvechermade de. 
Billiard and Bagatelle .., “ce as 28 0 0 DAP GG neceboc dt scode 12 @ 0 
To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pawnbrokers. ‘ke ue 93 1 8 112% Sl Onie ee ee 19.7 4 
Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... Res ote de 343 0 0 REM 1h Ret arco Sobor 38 10 0 
Metropolitan Traffic Act, 1900 ... ie * bas 423 8 0 291 0 O 132 & @ weategeeees 
Motor Traffic Act, No. 5, 1909 . .,: ae Se 2,420 16 6 2.754 18 6 |. ..... dee 334 2 0 
Gaming and Betting Act, 1906 ... ae 10} 0 4 @ 0 7 0 O | eeeeacgeeeeeeee 
Theatres and Public Halls Act, No. 13, {908 . 288 1 0 390 1 0 je ais, 102 0 0 
Explosives Act, 1905, and Inflammable 2 Liquid Act, 
tO = 681 10 0 498) +20. G 253 "7 GB | ceeeessesceeees 
All other Licenses .. whe oes = eae Ee ne as 61 7 0 BRA LG: hivd-schade---- 
£ 7,166 3 4 6,690 7 9 993 14 9 SLT 19 2 
otal Pasinthonow | mwee->—-ecesoenety nen) .beended 4 0 | *188,103 18°10 | 23, lor Io S| sey 3 6 
Leneatane Land Revenue. 
A TIONS :— 
Auction Sales bs b. ie ce 2277048) S660 Foes Wk Sexuccnne ane 6,388 19 0 
Neweastle Pasturage Reserve Sales QVGA Phostus ssetececane Dein del tectnaicashow'sne 
Improved Purchases, &c. . oes i ae +F 39.1 @ JOD) Sy Duby ana qageaese 61 3 0 
Miscellaneous Purchases .., <a aes tas eee 756 18 0 696 5 7 GUe Be Ge esse sence tances 
Conditional Purchases — i 5 
Deposits, &e. .. ade = 3,124 4 0 S806) By Gal” .cemicnconaucs 7a2 I 2 
Instalments (inclusive o Interest)... ods A 62,388 1 1 57,955 2 7} 4,432 18 6.) cvresveneraees 
Balances ire aap page onee ede ~ eevfe —~-33, 198) 6 9 11,789 15 9 | 1,348 11 0 __seteeeneereeee 
Total, Aienations Bee Te Be ee! £| 81,727 0 5| *83,064 5 4/ 584418 3 (102 a 4 
INTEREST ear LAND CONDITIONALLY | PUR- 75114 7 736 2 9 EF TE 16? | wd 
CHASE eae | | aS See ae 
PASTORAL OCCURADION: _ 

* Contitens! Leases... <n Ae? eos a Ae 21,094 8 8 13,261 14. 2 | 7,882 14 GC | \.-snrenrsnrnnee 
Annual Leases eae ae oy Hee ode we 211 16 6 202 10.11 9 5 | canna nob wd 
Occupation Licenses caileia: cage Se G'end ates Cad 79.18 5 19 2.8 7 Se pa penieas = 
Homestead Selections ee = ey 7 he 1,921 9 31 1,293 15. 6 627, V4 Bal) ) heen rer i 
Homestead Farms ... ase iz + wae ae 185 3 1 G19 17 G6 | seereresvecsone 4 
Suburban Holdings Be an 422 17 11 382 13 10 AMD's, Be pero tithe sats 

i g 2-0 EL Eat ; 22 2 Pe i) as 509 2 3 
Crown Leases ine a ay he dds e 2,102 2 2 , 
Settlement Leases .. pat oa me wae mite 4,984 0 10 4,967 5 9 1615 1 rE 
Improvement Leases _... . bp Mae at 1,853 3 10 1,478 13 6 pb 10 iY A acy 
Snow, Inferior, and Scrub Leases a 7 rie 2,765 2 7 1,182 17 1 eo : B aes yee ma 
Conditional Purchase Leases Se 3,638; 7 2 1,318 6 9 a seal | aie oi 24 4 : 7 
Leases under 18th Section of Zand Act, 1903. oa 329 0 3 353 4 WO] oss. pa ae & 
Pastoral Leases (Runs) ... +" BS © Se ccuremcese ern s e » AIT IEE TO eee 
Western Tekel ane apron me es dee 13,519 9 12,634 1 1 b8e...5 8 ETA. 19> 0 
Other receipts, ae ae iM ta i Bi T3803 Bien 29 iil eg eRe eae 7 


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4410 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. [2 Szpr., 1918, 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 





HEADS OF BEVENUVE. 





REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
Governmental— continued. 


Brought forward 


Alienations brought forward 


Annual Land Revenue brought forward 


Land Revenus—contineed. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 


Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title-deeds ... 


Survey Fees... 


Special Leases : E Ny ie 
Residential Leases.. , aM ss 
Quit Rents ... or 


Returned Soldiers’ Special. Holdings 
Town Land and Week-end Leases. 
All other Receipts ... 


MINING OCCUPATION :— 
Mineral Leases ... see add 
Gold Leases... 

Dredging Leases... 
Miners’ Rights... 
Business Licenses ... 
Royalty on Minerals 
Other Receipts 


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Total, Annual Land Revenue .. 


Total, Land Revenue ... Wes me. 


Receipts for Services Rendared. 


MINT RECEIPTS a an ae see 


FEES FOR ESCORT AND CONVEYANCE OF GOLD £ 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anv LIGHT RATES, &c. 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £ 


FEES :— 
Registration of Brands... 
Registrar-General and Examiner of Patents 
District Courts x 30 
Courts of Petty Sessions .. 
Supreme Court ash 
Sheriff “C dou 
Shipping Masters ... 
Mining Department a 
Public Officers’ and Examination Fees .. 
Other Fees ... rate 


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MISCELLANEOUS :— 


For the Support of Patients in the Lunatic As Ub ae 


Collections by Government Printer 

Store Rent and Carriage of ate ae 
Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol.. 
Dock Receipts Se aon see ve 
Other Receipts * its 


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Month of 

August, 1918. Decrease. Increase. 
Creseeds £ Aud, Ry) CRA 
378,670 13 10 | 22,183 33 8 | 19,616 3 6 
83,064 5 4| 5,84418 3]. 7,182 8 2 
41,674 13 4| 11,76910 1| 1,443 0 3 
BRAM PS\| occ neon 191 14 5 

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HeoanoBonk ee 953. 4° 2 
Apienon ancora 33.18 2 
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No. 109. 


Spe rer eRe lll OMI elm ic cal 8 fi ee tees pt ee 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND 





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Month of Month of 
HEADS OF REVENUE, August, 1917. 





COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 





REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
Governmental—centinued. 


Brought forward... vee Lf £) 551,856 8 9 544,700 17 10 


General Miscellaneous Recelpts. 


RENTS—Excrusive or LAND :— 








Wharfs, &c. (Out Ports) ... a: Wee ses a 525 6 10 aD I 
Government Buildings and Premises .., aes +4. 1,425 19 11 33858 10° 1 
£ 1,951'°6 9 4,395 15 2 








FINES AND FORFEITURES :— 
Shestt wr RCE yu ay Lk Bel 6610 0 142 10 0 


Courts of Petty Sessions... vel PhD Wack wee Rol LOL 2,660 10 5 

Confiscated and Unclaimed Property ... ed ‘| 118 4 GaSe 

Other fines and forfeitures vt a ye 4 5233.93 1,438 3 11) 
£| 2,302 148 4,267 12 6 








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FORESTRY—TIMBER LICENSES, ROYALTY, &c. £) 5,718) 2 84 7,090) 10056 








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COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE WORKS— 
INTEREST Ace aes ria ae rie £| 1,146 19 6 SO Lowe lee OOL6 es 
WATER AND DRAINAGE ACT No. 44, 1912 :— 
Bore Water Trusts—Interest .., a ore te 699 2 9 455 18 0 | DE BY ee hi) 
Water Trusts—Interest ... i Ae an SEIN Urs aed BREE ie | en ee i ade a 
Drainage Trusts—Interest ise ioe we 8 69 14 0 Te TOTS OMI aganocseniess 
£ 768 16 9 585 010 213 4 9 
WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION :— 
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UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS ot ie ee 23 13,552 15 8 15,178 18 9 





Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts... a 36,527 12 2 *40,056 17 5 5,339 11 11 


Gross Total (Governmental) ae £| 588,384 011 | *584,757 15 3) 46,712 17 0 


Less—Refunds ... ay ate £ 6,474 16 7 *3.253 14 4) 3,221 2 3 


TA NLS LN TENT | TE TRE | PEA ORLA AS SSIS RT AD 


Net Total (Govornmental)—-Carried forward $| 581,909 4 41] *581,504 0 11 








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4412 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 








CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COMPARATIVE 


STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued. 





HEADS Of REVENUE. 


Net Total (Governmental)-—Brought forward...£ 


BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 
THE STATE. 


CHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS AND 
TRAMWAYS :— 


Railways tee 13 ie . 
Tramways  .. aes oes 
£ 
SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS :— 
Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &c. (Sydney) ... 
Rent of Houses, Shops, and Wharfs, &c. 
Bond Charges and Miscellaneous do sof een 
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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF 
AND SEWERAGE :— 


WATER SUPPLY 


Water Rates .. 


Sewerage Rates 


£ 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD :— 

Water Rates ... a ise dee ied 
Sewerage Rates 

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Gross Total (Business Undertakings) £ 

Less—Refunds 
Net Tetal (Business Undertakings) £ 





Month of 
August, 1917. 


£ d. 


581,909 4 4 


8. 


495,665 5.11 


76,842 11 6 


572,507 17 5 


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K 


27;23) 5 1 





60,070 $ 11 





671,619 


& 


TOTAL, Net Revenue and Receipts Proper 
(Governmental and Business.) 





1,253,528 18 5 














*See page 4408. 


The Treasury, New South Wates, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918, 


Month of 
August, 1918. 


£ st. ds 


*581,504 © 11 


4 8 
ee 


798,445 
186,235 
*984,680 


30,049 5 7 
16,589 19 


39,348 14 11 


32,485 18 6 


#71,884 19 5 


9,865 17 11 
3,039 10 5 


*12,905 8 4 











#1,118,765 2 3 


*12,621 12 10 


¥1,106,143 9 5 


*1,687,647 10 4 


12 5 








Decrease, 


£ s. d, 


405 3 5 


ACP SS ST EE CD CT TA 


west eeee teens 


[2 Serr, 1918, 


Increase. 


Cee eee eeereteee 


802,779 18 9 
109,392 16 3 





412,172 15 0 








Fee ee eee veeeee 


Peewee eet ees ese 


Cote eerereceree 


Peewee rerereeey 


ee en 


eee eee ves eeoree 


Cee net eons eeren 





teeter nencen 


eee e eran eetace 


So 


Pewee eee neeres 


OO rere ee ter eee 


ee a ec 








z —___—_____ — 


Gen 





12,568 2 1 
23283 T2' § 
208 2 11 





15,059 17 8 


6,509 11 1 


5,254 13 5 





11,764 4 6 


442,852 16 0 
8,329 0 8 


434,118 11 11 


—o as 





A. P. Pearson, 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


W. A. HOLMAN, 


Treasurer. 


2 Serr, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 4413 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


OTHER RECEIPTS during the Month of August, 1918, in repayment of Advances from the Consolidated 
Revenue Fund included in Account Current (page 4408), 














HEAD oF RECEIPT. TOTAL, 
Saeed, 
Advance to Treasurer, 1917-1918 i% eas eee tad Hp tf far a. e 1,822) |,3). 11 
Miners’ Accident Relief (Repeal) Act, No. 46, 1916 ... 45143, 2106 
Poraty.. £ © 6,555. "6055 
rate, *See page 4408. . 
Zhe Trezssury, New South Wales, Ww. A, HOLMAN, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918. A, P, Pearson, Treasurer, 


Comptrohler of Accounts. 


4414 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


[2 Sepr., 1918. 





DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918, shown in 


Account Current (see page 4408), 





























Heap oF EXPENDITURE. | Amount. | Total. 
No. I.—-Scnzpuizs to Tam Constitution Act, Lf. Bae. £ sd, 
Third Schedule oF 44 aes tis i 25 a4 oe : 2;266183 34 
Fourth Schedule... a 504 li O 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances : Bi. 6 Hs 
Supplement to Schedules ( Pensions—Widows of t Pilots Military, and other 
Pensions and Allowances) ... wa 7,093. 1696 
Total, Schedules to the Constitution Act .. ws eee ae o———— — *10,373 0 6 
No. TI.—Exxcutive anp L&GIsuaTIvE. 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Govern- 
ment in the Legislative Council tbs bis Sie eR |) 38 bas 20, feo 
Legislative Council .. iio a tse Me re ae aia 384.12 1 
Legislative Assembly | jy hr oe af a ie 949 15 5 
Lagislative Council and Assembly... hs ace 453 Rae ea bas joa 9 11 
Parliamentary Library _.... sR ie ; sae ° ws 176 5 10 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff .. ove : me 525 7 5 
Parliamentary Standing Committee « on Public Works Ass Ate os oa 9S 100 568 
Total, Preoutive and Legislative ... Abas ae Aas £ — *¥2,090 3 0 
No. [{1.—Premizr. 
Premier’s Office 4s ee : 1,333 10 10 
Executive Council ... 57 ae Bal 3s eae ale 8:10 -.6 
Agent-General for New South Wales B we as ms (91.19.5.0 
State War Council and Immigration and Tourist Bureau ae ont Ack Boo 11 2 
Immigration Department, New South Wales and Victoria (Pee don) =o wes 14612 1 
Miscellaneous Services ae esa ne A Set eke ase ea 4,965 18 4 
Total, Premier oes ana Re £ ee (eS 14a no ae 
No. IV.—Cotontan Secretary AND Muinistmr or Posiic Heaurn. 
Colonial Secretary— 
Colonial Secretary ... ne an we na ee : AUD geo 
Auditor-General’s Department cot ees aa eae oes AC 21612959 
Aborigines Protection Board .. A oe bee on AE Bee 15170 S09 2 
Police ... ans oH eee Ae sae 50,3821 15 6 
Bureau of Statistics ‘and Registry _ of Friendly Societies and Trade 
Unions... 831 12 4 
Weights and Measures. . : an aise ee a oes Mes 329 18 4 
Mae etianeous Services a Ss ae oe o; ssa 8,918 36 
Total, Colonial Secretary £|——_—__ *60,133 11 1 
Minister of Public Health— 
Public Health . ec a aie bos re Se cae ti 19,851 16 10 
Lunacy ie aa ea sc oe oo oae Ae 26,080 19 10 
Master in Lunacy ae ne se ans sae ie ae ait 641 200 
Dental Board . oes ae a vee ee 5 aaa oot S.avierag 
Medical Board.. ae a tet 1201090 
Board of Official Visitors—Hospitals for the Insane . 68 ores 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals .. sas ae 491 15 3 
Endowment to Hospitals, &ec., and other Charitable ‘Sorvices oe <0 17831710 
Miscellaneous Services ane eas eee Ese 18.16 8 
Total, Minister of Public Health . ot at re £|——_-—— --—— *65,005 19 2 
No. V.—TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCH AND TRADE, 
Treasury  ... ti; oy sor ¥ aoe eee at Se a 2,883 16 4 
Stamp Duties tae ose bss AR aA ae aa fee 598 6 6 
Land and Income Tax ae oe wes ati we ae 2,489 1 3 
Government Printer AS tae one ; 21,104 3 10 
Explosives... A Ble 3% me Ao at Fe sii are 401 8 
Shipping Masters... ae a re bd oe as o ae 269 5 9 
Navigation ... a, ae ns a8 i ays Ne sp Asp 5,934 12 4 | 
Life-boats, &c. bi oe Ne ass pen = 10 13 0 
Resumed Properties... " Ay ot. rs hs ats oe Sg fo200 6° 93 
Sydney Harbour Trust... “a Oy ne it 4K BY ees (92 19° b 
Stores Supply Department... we a wee ee Pa oes 12,032 11.1 
Miscellaneous Services ak ae aa 62,280 12 2 
Total, Treasurer and Secretary for ‘Finance ‘and Trade Ae £ *121,086 16 6 
Carried forward eas aay Re nee POG soPhd hiss so abpees £} *267,435 15 4 


eee 


* See page 4408. 


— —-. 


2 Sept., 1918, ] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109, 








CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 








DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continued, 





Hap or EXPENDITURE. 


Brought forward ... aaa woe 


No. VI.—Raiiways. 
Railways and Tramways— 
Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses 
Tramways—Uxisting Lines—Working Expenses : vee : 
Total, Railways Ree eee das eee ees eee £ 


No. VII.—DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 














4415 
Amount. Total, 
£ ga... d, £ 8. d. 
Reaccenaesd vse sos 267,435 15 4 
576,600 10.09 
Js, 


| 197,241 10 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice... oe oe : 3,867 12 2 
Court Reporters... we ie oe eee “fh . vs oe 609 5 2 
The Judges ... ote Me So5 ad ee : : be | hal et 
Prothonotary and Registrar in Divorce na + 435 10 10 
Master in Equity are A ‘ ‘ 296 10 5 
Registrar in Bankruptcy ... mi : : 221 10 11 
Public Trustee se wee See i: at ay At 1,065 0 0! 
prope Office ei we es ve are rie a see 259 0 10 
eri ee a ats “Ap a vee oad - oe 20019 eo 
Gitnonccuren ee remeremn | LS ons al, ho. Sais Signa 
Fair Rents Court ... we ve dea oe = oes of: doe Lh) 
Coroners... a nee Ae aes wes ae aud as 158 10 6 
Petty Sessions Ae Se a8 ove “ap as is 8,563 14 0 
Prisons a Gee avs ore Told 14 3 
Registrar-General ae ee en. ees es 5,860 19 11 
Public Service Board e. ae n ies ave one 842 10 6 
Miscellaneous Services =: ah ie oe ae in ee : 936 0 4 
Total, Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice £/—— *34,730 2 8 
No. VIII.—Srorerary For LANps. 
Department of Lands hs a oad ere AG af se soe 23,261 12 9 
Western Land Board re oon a bea ves ace eee Ay 554 10 O 
Forestry ee ae tie : eae ee oi 3,921 15 4 
Miscellaneous Services ae th Ate: Rae 40 aed ava “as 3,988 6 3 
Total, Secretary for Lands... Nis ose whe a £| ——_____—_—_—_- ¥31,326 4 4 
No. IX.—MrnisTerR ror Pustic Works. 
Department of Public Works—Establishment ... eee 7,600) G7e3 
Public Works and Services— 
Roads ... : se 895 1 11 
Maintenance— 
Bridges ... ea: “a a T. te 2,278 5 4 
Punts, Ferries, and Launches... ae mas bee : 2,454.15 5 
Public Watering Places, Drainage, and similar Services : 354 14 7 
Harbours and Rivers ... ba “ee ‘ 3,475 16 9 
Dredge Service... ope awe ose oss ; (ge us aay) 
Public Buildings are eee oe “° 3,000 0 9 
Sewerage and Stormwater Channels... - ite 
Miscellaneous ... oe $0 ap nea ere avs aoe re 6965 1 
Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, Employees and others ; for accident 
pay and payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act ; for Loss or 
Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits; for settlement of 
claims, payments as ‘acts of grace,” fees for special services, and 
Contingencies generally ie ce are es ahs eae ee 1,352 8 1 
Equipment, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for 
Temporary Services... OPE ei 3 vee ae ae Ww A); 7168 19 1 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 
gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments 10d) od) 
Railway Appeals Board ... < git <i 710 0 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle fs tet es me 1,849 74 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage __... See se 29,609 4 3 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board... oss nee aes 3,814 8 0 Z 
Total, Minister for Public Works ... as ise pee ie a *65,605 15 9 


Carried forward ... ee ide ee ne Ae 














a —— 


* See page 4408, 








£) *1,101,969 19 0 





4416 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


[2 Sepr., 1918. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month ef August, 1918—econtinued. 








HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. 





Brought forward os ame ee 


No. X.—Pusuic INstTRUCTION. 


Public Instruction ... ie a ae ay ose 
State Children Relief Department ay. 

Industrial Schools ... eas an 

Observatory ... a E 

Australian Museum.. ae ee sa 


National Art Gallery oe 

Public Library of New South Wales 

Conservatorium of Music ... 

Miscellaneous Services’... an 
Total, Public Taseruction za) 


No. XI,—Lapsour Aanp INDUSTRY, 


Department of Labour and Industry ... nee Bt we 
Total, Labour and Industry sie axe me 


No. XII.—Srcretary For MINgs, 


Department of Mines 


State Colliery, Lithgow _ ... vn Ps 5a sae ii 
Geological Survey Laboratory . ... ag ss ree eee 
Miners’ Accident Relief Board fs a one 
Miscellaneous Services ina A Sea cede 


Total, Seeretary for ‘Mines .. 
No. XITI.—DeEpartMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


Agriculture .. gee ees a 
Stock, Praada, and Pastites ‘Protection oa ie ons 
Botanic Gardens... 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltowti aes se 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Dotiain ein ice 
Government Domain (Outer) AF ce ie end 
Centennial Park 
State Governor's Residences (é Cranbrook” and “ Hillview ” 
Commercial Agents.. Ss Jos sa oat Rie os 
Miscellaneous Servi ices 44 es 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Conimission— 
Establishment . 
Miscellaneous ... ia aie 
Total, Department of “Agriculture .. vee eat 


No. XTV.—Locat Government. 
Local Government ... 
Valuation Bureau ... 
Total, Department of Local Gover nment . 


SPECIAL APE BOS EAGENE: 
interest on— 
Debentures and anded Stoek & (va ious Wasa. 
Treasury Bills (various Acts)... 
Corporations— 
Sydney Harbour Trust, Commissioners, Act No. 34 of 1908 
Railway Commissioners, 


Acts Nos. 30 of 1912 and 70 of 1916 


Hunter District Water ‘Supply and Sewerage Board, Act 55 Vie. No. 27.. 


Sydney Corporation Act, Moiety of Salaries of Inspector of Nuisances 


and Sanitary Inspectors, Act No. 35 of 1902’. 


President of the Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales Act 


No. 9 of 1909. 


The Water Conservation and ir rigation CGinmiatiners: Rt No. 2 


Forestry Commissioners, Aet No. "BD of 1916 


Carried forward ... ae ‘ies 





*See page 4408, 


2 of 1916 


£ 








Amount, 


tot 

or 

we 
Mm OL 
ow Ee 
~Tr co 
a 


@ 
Oo 
Lo 
feed 














290,498 13 
64,180 0 


275 «(0 
500 0 
10 Il 


153 5 
25, 0 
6 


AOE... 
L87 10 


356,038 6 


oa) 
2) 
— 
ODO OMW Or 1 


OOS ATO LOO LO Ol 


~Woawon 


bo OOO STD Sd bOoue. G> Lo 


Go v9 








Total. 


£ 8. 
1,101,969. 19 


*173,172 17 


#3,020 13 


#5422 1 


*21,416 15 


#26210 11 


1,331,212 18 


d. 
0 


3 


lod 


( 


2 


9 


3 


a es Lee 


0 


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2 Serr, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 4417 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FOND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continwed. 
HEAD of EXPENDITURE, Amount, Total, 
| 
£ s. d. £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... oes oa oe ate £| 856,038 6 1 | 1,331,212 18 0 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS-—continued. 
| 
Pensions— 
Public Service (Superannuation), Act No. 8 of 1903 is des Sef 15,656 11 1 
Police Regulation (Superannuation), Act No. 28 of 1906 ... ids of 6,000 0 0 
Superannuation Act, No. 28 of 1916 ae ae bed 2,715 13 7 
District Court Judges’ Pensions, Act No. 23 ‘of 1912 2 Bie dae te 126 0 0 
Executive and Legislative— 
Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Act No. 2 of 1908 920° -0- 0 
Allowances, Parliamentary Representatives, Acts Nos. 32 of 1902 and 19 
and 41 of 1912)... ve : 6,633 6 8 
Parliamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No: At of 1912 bee eae 59 12,. 9 
Colonial Secretary and Minister of Public Health— 
David Berry Hospital, Act No. 53 of 1906 sa a Pe es 415 9 2 
Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... ye a oh 1,250 0 0 
Attorney-General and Justice—- 
Public Service Board, Act No. 31 of 1902 ... ond os ae 250 0 0 
District Court J udges’ Salaries, Act No. 23 of 1912 ae: ro fe 1,000 0 0 | 
Lands— 
Land Appeal Court, President and Members, Act 55 Vic. No. 26 lp 333 6 8 
Western Land Board, New South Wales, Act No. 70: of aT90E a os. +4 291 13 4 
Public Instruction— 
Endowment, Aftiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 ae ire a 250 0 0 
Endowment, Women’s College, Act No. 71 of 1902 a “fe ~ 41g 4 


Local Governraent— 2 ss 
Valuation of Land Act—Valuer General, Act No, 2 of 1916 wee vee $3.6 8 


ToraL, SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... 





#392066 19 4 











Toran Ay: re oye we ie beh oa EPO SRY OC O38 i a 


Less Repayments to Credit of Votes— 





Governmental ... ey a tne oe Ki es 2 LiGe 3. 4 
Business Undertakings ... eds an es sh a 676 12 6 
Tota, Net PAYMENTS CHARGEABLE TO REVENUE, 1917-1918...) ....secsesseenenes £ 


Transfer to Special Deposits Account— 
Part half-proceeds of nets Revenue under Act No. 55 of 1916 











(Section 13) se 5 A ar oy OR eee eee £ #3504 14 6 








* See page 4408. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, WwW. A. HOLMAN, 


Sydney, Ind September, 1978. A. P, PeARsON, 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


Treasurer. 


4418 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 








CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


(2 Supr., 1918, 


1 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Month of August, 1918, recover- 


HEAD or EXPENDITURE. 


OTHER PAYMENTS, 


Advanee to Treasurer, 1918-1919... 
Less Repayments 


Miners’ Accident Relief (Repeal) Act, No. 46, 1916 


Meat Supply for Imperial Uses Act, No, 6, 1915 


ToraL, Orner PAYMENTS ... 


——_—— eee OO 


The Treaswry, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918. 


* See page 4408. 


A. P. PEARSON, 





able, included in Account Current (see page 4408). 


Amount. 

£8 d, 
28,584 17 4 

8340 3 
NAGAR A 5 £ 








Total. 








*91,952 0 11 


W. A. HOLMAN, 


Comptroller of Accounts, 


Treasurer, 
























































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2 Seer, 1918. ] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nos 109. - 4425 
PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
DET AGL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918, as shown in 
Account Current (page » 4424), 
SERVICE. ‘ AMOUNT. TOTAL. 
Colonial Secretary— £ a7 ds Eon aad: 
Hospitals-— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 
1906. ae Sis we hee AP ceil ice MT oe eee 4949 9 | 
State Hospitals ‘and ‘Asylums — 
Newington Hospital—Additions, &e. 95 10) 0 
Waterfall Hospital—Additions, &e. 13 Oe 0 
: 108100 
Treasury— 
Explosives-— 
New Public Magazine at aetry Bay; Middle Barbour” 71.3: | phe fe... Mew esgsncees be l0os 0 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Renewals aud Replacement of Wharfs, Jetties, and Plant, and) 
Buildings dndergeconstruction scheme S.,  ... fA wwe fic ec ene ssn en tnge wee EI9' Ge 79 
Government Printer— | 
Purehasaoravanmineryand Plant) ...) 203 7s. Pe i ghee oem 400 0 0 
Lands— ( 
Miscellaneous Servi ic — 
Compensation in connection with the Resumption of Land for Roads 
under the Publie: Roads Act, 1902 es a meee O 
For Construction of Roads, Water Consérvation ‘and otherwis ise 
‘ inyproving Lands for Settlement 400 41 11 
For clearing, fencing, and improving the Northern Suburbs Cemetery D6'4 4 
Constfaction of New Wharf at Shark fsland.. A 195 wef = «G6 
| apt ee, 555 6 3 
Public Works— ~* LS 
For Construction of Works generally— 
Roads’ % 370 @>  & 
Bridges .4,. oe 25292 G5 Om 
Public ‘Watering Places Bi ca eas: 
Harbours and Rivers—Dr edge & Service in connection \ w “ith Permanent 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers 219 45 9 
Water Supplies .. ‘ 3 3 
Public Buildings cenerally 3996 19 4 
Railways and Tramw ays 160 THs 
—-—- | 6,740 14 6 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewersge=— 
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Public Instruction— 
School: Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Teachers’ Training College, 
Technical Education, School and Residence Sites, Additions, other) 
Buildings, including Head Office, University, Reformatory Buildings, 
Australian Museum, National Art Gallery, Conservatorium of Music, | 
and Observatory and cost of land 
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Local Government— | 
Grants to Shires and. Murticipalities— 
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Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities under Chnttact for | 
Beret, 238 8 6 
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[2 Sepr., 1918. 


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| ©[2 Sepr.,-3 918. 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 





DET Ale STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918, shown in 


Account Current (page 4427). 





SERVICE. 





Act 54 Victoria, No. 33. 


Sewerage Branch— 
Completion of Western Suburbs Sewerage Scheme (Schedule B of Act 
Be Vie, NO, 10) Fim isen ae eS wit oh sas pai 


Act No. 36, 1905. 
Lands— 


Loans to Pastures Lettoctn: Boards under Act 111, 1902, for the 
purchase of Wire-netting or other Material ane Pi: ak for the 








Destruction of Rabbits 


Act No.-.44, 1912. 


Water Act Works 


Act No.co7, 1912. 


Works, Buildings, and Services—(lo be preowned °Y ae. from Publie 
Works ff. und over a period of ten years) = ae Mu 


Act No. 5, '914. 


Railway Construction— 
Barmedman towards Hillston-—towards 





Act No. 31, 1914. 


Resumed Properties Branch— 
Improvement of Observatory Hill Resumed Area, and erection of 
Shops, Dwellings, &c. 


Railways— 
Darling Harbour Lines—Remodelling .., 


Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneows-— 

Advances to Settlers on Lands held under Leasehold Tenures under} 

the Crown lands Acts, to enable them to -clear Lands for, 

Wheat Crops 


Public Buildings— 
New Store Depét, Leichhardt—tfurther sum 


Industrial Undertakings— 
New Workshops and Timber Depot — atehed sum 


Meat Industry and Abattoir Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at S crebust Poiné Meat 
' © Distributing Depot, Pig and Calf Market, Sale- yard§,. Meat 
Export and ‘other Works and Buildings, ‘including. Land 
Resumption and Costs . ees ay aa 8 





Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Amplitication—towards .. bee 


Caxried forward ... Pe aes red be aey. 





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Total. 
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9,195 18 5 
969 1 F 
341 18 2 
639 5 8 
64 ll 8 
1203 ta 
21 aad 
68 18 9 

1,189 5 8 
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4,876 11 6 


2 Sepr., 1918. | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GA 





“LUTTE, No. 109. 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continued. 


SERVICE. 





Brought forward 


Act No. b6, 1915: 


Railways— oe t, 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railway 


Tramways— y 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, and 


Power House ;, 
Duplication of Lines, and for other purposes . 


Railway Construction— 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... is 
Coonabarabran to Barren Junction—further sum 


» 


Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City Electric Railway and Bridge-yard Machinery—further sum 
Eastern Suburbs Electric Railway——further sum 
Western Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum 





Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... 
Hunter District Water Supply —Amplification 


Harbours and Rivers— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, including Munition 
Fectory—further sum 


Meat Industry and Abattoir Board— é 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depot, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export, and other Works and Buildings, including Land Re- 
sumption and Costs .. Sas Pe i ae. sat 


Miscellaneous— 
Advance to meet General Expenses, Commission, and other charges 
payable under the Agreement with Messrs. Norton Griffiths & Co. 
in conneetion with the carrying out of Public Works, to be here- 


Amount. 


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151 18 2 


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after adjusted by transfer of payments to the specific Public 
Works to which the amounts are properly chargeable... 


Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum : 
Improvements and other Works—further sum 


Agriculture— 


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For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and 
Experiment and Demonstration Farms... 


5 i 


Purchase of Site for Horsebreeding Farm and Improvements 


' Carried forward ... 


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Total, 


9,632 16 11 


321 17 


194 10 


11 


139 


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463 14 


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[2 Sepr., 1918, 








GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continwed. 


Act No. 73, 1916. 





Bridges— 




















SERVICE. Amount, Total. 
£ 8. d. £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... he 3 BIN, ooops Paes 22,257 13 2 
Railways— 
Towards construction of Flemington to Belmore and Wardell-road to 
Glebe Island, and Darling Tsland Railways— further SUin PMRMes etl cod se vss nua the 8,838 13 6 
Tramways— 
Towards Additional Rolling Stock to meet extension of Traflic and 
Equipment of New Lines ... Bisites heise ar eee 704 3 6 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, No. 21, 1916—Advances to assist 
Settlers, and to meet other expenses incurred under the provi- 
sions of the Act 1,629 612 
Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small holdings for 
Returned Soldiers ... 2,144 16 8 
Construction of Roads re Lands to be made available for Returned 
Soldiers 532 15 8 
For the subdivision and improvement of Chown or acquired ‘Lands to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 
of Implements, Stock, &e. ... “a 21 9 3 
--- 4,328 7 6 
Railway Construction— 
North Coast Railway—further sum ... eee Y.o0I D2 
Dunedoo to Coonabarabran—further sum : ae 220 611 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—further sum vee 366 ll 8 
Forbes to Stockinbingal—further sum... 508 13 5 
Muswellbrook to Merriwa—further sum 75 13 6 
Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum ... 574 19 38 
Tullamore to Tottenham—further sum... GONG t 4 
Barellan to Mirrool—further sum 56 14 0 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum 255 19 1 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum $5 ARES NEW 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... 607 12 9 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum 13 10 0 
Molong to Dubbo—towards Z 84 16 7 
Barmedman to Rankin’s Springs—towards 362 3 6 
Canowindra to Eugowra—towards : Fs 91 13) 0D 
Craboon to Coolah-—towards 3 : “isi 12d eal, 
Mirrool to Hillston—-towards oe ‘s eh oer tel 
Cobar to C.S.A. Mine—towards aie i vivid te 
Metropolitan Railway Constraction— if 14,672 3° 6 
City and Suburban Electric Railways—further sum ... ibs rn 2,992 1 1 
City and Suburban Railways—Land i abe oe and costs— 
further sum. 4 Si Ke 428 15 7 
3,420 16 8 
Sewerage Construction— 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum ...|  .....cseeseseeee we 89'9 4 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Extension, including Munition 
Factory —further sum 80 | doseage SRG a1) 10° 5 
Bridges generally es apts Py Re “ | s6ho. SSAA 314 1 3 
Public Buildings— | 
Treasury Buildings—-Additions,.. ; a Be Os a a 565 13 2 
Carried forward - ; rs 55,903 12 0 


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2 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 


4431 





GENERAE LOAN ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continued, 





SERVICE, 





Brought forward 7 re ey : 


Act No. 73, 1916—continued. 

Industrial Undertakings— 
State Timber vars and Building baba gids mont ther sum. 
State Metal Quarries—further sum ae 


Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— 
New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat 
Distributing Depédt, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export eral other Works and Buildings, including Land 
Resumption and Costs Py eae or A : 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and S:werage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., 
Supply, Amplification—further sum 
Sewerage-- 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 


Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation—further sum 
Sewerage— 
Improvements and other Works—further sum 


Department of Agriculture— 
Miscellaneous— 
Grain Elevators—Construction, and for purposes incidental thereto... 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 

For the Construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, Pur- 
chase of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, &e. 

To cnable the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission to make 
Advances to Settlers of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas for 
development purposes and to provide for deferred rents and 
water rates—to be subsequently repaid . 

Shallow Boring, to provide water supplies for Settlers ; ; 

To provide assistance in development of farms of settlers of the 
Mur rumbidgee lrrigation Areas who enlist for Military Serviee.. 


Act No. 7, 1917. 


Industrial Undertaking— 
State Trawlers—Towards construction of Trawlers, Wooden Fish- 
carrying Vessel, Establishment of i cnae Motor Men tee Wharf 
iecommonation, Ptant. <2. : 


Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port . Ore au ae a3 een ae 
Railways— 
Rolling Stock, to meet additional traffic requirements, or equipment of 
new hneae ; aduiions to Railway Lines, Stations and Buildings, and 
for other purposes, and towards Equipment of Refreshment Roonis 


Railway Construction— 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum ... 
Condobolin to Broken Hill—further sum 
Henty to Billabong Creek—towards 
Land Resumptions. for authorised Railways —further s sum 


Carried forward oe aes re tie 





including Sydney Water 





Amount, 


£& = d. 





—— 





2,099 3 8 
Giae 3 


eee a ee eee 


Leeeoesereseases vee 


2,293 6 8 
396 17 1 


42 13 10 


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Total. 


631 9 


14 9 


809 6 


28,039 13 


6,427 9 


105,062 14 








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4432 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


[2 Supr., 1918, 


DETAIL, SrA PEM ENT) of BAT OD URE dyning the Mery of August, 1918—continued. 








SERVICE. 











‘Brought.forward... & 
Act No. 7, 1917-—continued. 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
City and Suburban Railways—Land Resumiptions and Costs 
Tramway Construction— 
Tramways generally—further sum ap ose oes see eee 


Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous — 

_ Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, No. 21, 1916—Advances to 
assist settlers, and to meet other expenses incurred under the 
provisions of the Act. ; 

Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small ‘holdings 
for Returned Soldiers ; 

For the subdivision and improvement of Crown or acquired lands, to 
be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the purchase 
of implements, stock, &e. ... vee 

Forest Vale Estate—Pr eparation, ae, ‘of Farms for Share- farmers me 

For the purpose of Prickly-pear Eradication on Crown Lands and 
expenses incidental thereto 





Harbours and Rivers— 
‘ Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including Wharfage, Shipping, 
Dredging, and other Plant—further sum.. aif 
4) » «Port Kembla Harbour Improvements—further SUM a. 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension—further sum 


Water Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—fur ther suna, “f 
Improvements, Sydney Water Supply—further sum ,,. ‘ 
Hunter District Water Supply —Amplification—furthcer sum 


Sewerage Construction— 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum ... 


Bridges— 


Bridges generally 


Public Buildings— 
Treasury Buildings Additions, * 4 
Central Railway Station—Completion of Railway Offices—towar ds... 
“ Caves Houses and Tourist Resorts generally : 


Metropolitan Meat Industry Board— 
' New Public Abattoir and other Works at Homebush Point, Meat. 
Distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat} 
Export and other W orks and Buildings, including land HET 
, tion and Costs 


Miscellaneous— 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Establishment ... 


Water Act— } 
Swamp Drainage Works generally... 


Carried forward ... he We: es me 


a pi pe, 





AMOUNT. 
0s Nee 
1.832 12,3 
‘haere ae | 
145.11 Ff 
600 15 6 
168 6... 5 
lois ae O 
pa a 


1,780 10 8 


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9154 3 3 
75 6 5 
43219 4 
2,209 2 7 
1507 8.2 
9,458 7 4 
5,142, 6 5 
14 210 
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TOTAL. 
£ Ss) th 
105,062 14 4 
21.958 2 if 
2,486 id ® 
14,465 9 4 
5,436.49 1 
2,662. 6alt 
3,415 10a 
826 7 10 
7,614 16 7 
raol “4 9 
951° 9 6 
472.19 2 
166,080 4 7 


2 Sept.j 1918, )- | 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHTTH, No. 109. 


“4433 





SERVICE. 





Amount. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of August, 1918—continwed., 


Total. 





Brought forward 


Act No. 7, 1917—continued. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water 
Supply—Amplification—further sum SS ; 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements, and other Works an 
Awplification—further sum : 
Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation, Improvements and other Works—) 
further sum .., a aes 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
For the Construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, 
and Works generally ; Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase 
of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant Rights, &. . 


Total 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on account of Current 


Year’s Expenditure 


Total, Public Works and Services 





COC eet aoe ee veeres 


35,322 0 10 | 


7,683 13 6 





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* See page 4427. 


Fhe Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918. 


A. P. Pearson, 
Comptroller of 


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Treasurer. 


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No. 11. 


BALANCH STATHMEN'T 


SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 


AND THE 


DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SHOCURTTIES 


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ON 31 AUGUST, - 1918. 





4438 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZE ea No. 109, [2 Sepr., 1918. 


SR EE I EE BR FE ET ES 





No. 11. 
BALANCE 


Showing the Leparer Batancrs on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 





Reference to | 


Statements of (Dra ‘ eat 
Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. eh Yl BAbANCES ah i. AvGust, 
Cr. : 
No, Page, 








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Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... 22,590 4 9 
4429 Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account... “s 350,950 1 0 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ae ey Zoli § 5 


Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account . 20,512 11 10 





Total Special Accounts ... es S 480,224 7 7 





Carried forward Al, Ao BsAhuh iss pSecee neve lDsO 20, 2 /OmRO mL 


2 442] SpecraAL Derosits ACCOUNT. = pes aoe Cr. aaiMesiee rinses’ 5,440,048 15 6 
SexcraL Accounts :— 
Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... 83,654 1 


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2 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. 4439. 
STATEMENT 
Walas on the 3lst August, 1918, and the distribution of the same @ into Cash and PesUNLios, 
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DISTRIBUTION, CasH. SECURITIES. TOTAL. 
SrzciaL Deposirs AccountT— £ 8. A, £ 8. a, £ 3 d, 
£ 8. d. | | 
With Bank of New South Wales ee wos 2,984,446 15 1 
With Commercial Banking Company of | 
Sydney Ltd. Sct nee “on eo pepdews 6B) 22) 
—___—_— 5,324,177 18 3 
Treasury Chest— 
Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— nS WR Ol | 
New South Wales Funded Stock “i SiO Ove O | | 
New South Wales Treasury Bills boo, | PANO 8 
Commonwealth Government Inscribed 
) Stock 6,000 0 0 j 
Pecan eee ae! 29,000 0 0 


Treasury Guarantee Fund— 


New South Wales Funded Stock 


New South Wales Treasury Bills 


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Account—Fixed Deposit 


co Ora 


TR RR RTE 


Sundry Deposits Account (Deposits on Tenders) 


Miscellaneous 


The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd.— 


toe 


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Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... 


Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account 


Colonial Treasurer's Prothonotary Account ... 


Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Accourt 


Total Special Accounts 


Carried forward .. cen as 


SprrcraL Accounts— 
With Bank cf New South Wales— 





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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Trusi/ 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 109. [2 Sepr., 1918, 


No. 11. BALANCE 


Showing the Lzepazr Batanczs on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 

















Reference 
to Statements 
of Detail. 
No. Page. 
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Puxstic Works Account ABD on noe ey 
Raitways Loan Account, 1915 nap eae 


Miners’ Accrpzxy Rutan (Repeal) Aee, No. 46, 
1916 ie a Sic ee AA ae oe 


Desit BALANCES— 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT ... aad ree 


FENERAL LoAN Account ee & a 


Pusiic Works Account EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
AccouNnT oot i Bee aA as Bee 


LoANS EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT ... 


SEED WHEAT AND FoppDER EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
AccoUNT ere 


CoAL PuRcHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT 


GRAND Tora.s oe os vee 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918, 








Dr. BALANCES ON 3lst AUGUST, 
ms 1918. 
Cr. 
£ 8. d. £ Beams 
(Ola ggeeeraseee sakenen 5, 920;273 93) 1 
RMT ie fost vcceaetoneee 239,700 13 0 
SGM | Pieces cies ve aseass L764) ieee 
SMM ce sctccsscssseses 152,415 10 § 
a MEG oiesoe cs ocean oe 296,000 0 0 
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Dr. 723,718 0 10 





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22,858 15 3 


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Dr. |\———————_| 2,145,903 13 5 


Ree per tee Pan onaD £| 4,640,127 0 6 








A,'P. PEARSON, 
Comptroller of Accounts. 


2 Szpr., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 109. 





STATEMENT—continued. 





on the 3lst August, 1918, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities—zontinwed, 




















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DISTRIBUTION, CASH. 
£ s. d. 
Brought forward ... af es £! 5,804,402 5 10 
CuoseR SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT— 
With Commercial Banking Company of ‘Sydney Ltd. .. 239,700 13 0 
Pustic WorxKs AccountT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... ae oe LT. C4 Le 2, 
Rattways Loan Account, 1915— £ Send: 
With Bank of New South Wales ne wa - 46.08/46 9 
With Commercial mee rile of 
Sydney Ltd.. on eee ws 106;028) SE 
——_—_—_————|_ 152,415 10 8 
| Miners’ Accipent RELIEF (REPEAL) Act, No. 46, 1916... 9... ccecenceneacseeaee 
Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities £| 6,374,159 16 8 
Desir BALANCHS— 
CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE AccouNT— 25 sac. 
With Commercial Banking wee ay of 
Sydney Ltd. ...Dr.730,516 7 1 
With Bank of New South Wales Ot AORTA <a! 
———| 723,718 90 10 
GENERAL Loan Account— £ eb ol 
With Bank of New South Wales As 30 ol5) il 
With Commercial ee ra cr of 
Sydney Ltd. ane Te aOS2L0) La. 86 
——___————; 776,726 4 7 
Pustic WorKS ACCOUNT HXPENDITURE 
SusPENSE ACCOUNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales 22,858 15 3 
Loans EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE AccounT— a5 SoG: 
With Bank of New South Wales 338,468 13 3 
With Commercial Banking car of 
Sydney Ltd... : : 24,163 13 11 
—_— 362,682 7 2 
Semsp Wueat AND FoppER EXPENDITURE 
SusPENSE ACCOUNT— 
With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. ... ae 44,679 0 7 
Coat PurcHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— 
| With Bank of New South Wales ...- 215,289 5 0 
Lonpon Remitrance AccountT— £ 8, d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ... + 613,221 18 3 
With Commercial Bar Wettig of 
Sydney Ltd.. ia s4, 613,290 9.2 
—_———-. 1, 226,5125 795 
Total Debit Balances me na. a £| 3,372,416 0 10 
Toran Sypney—Net Batances—CasH AND 
SECURITIES wee aa aes a £} 3,001,743 15 10 
Add Lonpon Bank AcCcOUNT AT DATE OF LATEST 
ADVICES, viz.:—- Be al 
On Current Account EM Sal als) 
On Fixed Deposit x, 80,000 0 0 
Remittances in transit ... 1,000,000 0 O 
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GRAND TOTALS... SS ce, oes ; £4 228/950"no) 3 


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239,700 13 0 


177,641 7 


152,415 10 8 


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W. A. HOLMAN, 


Treasurer. 


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“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” | NOTIFICATION OF RES SAREE T eA os ae 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE “PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1919.” S UNDER THE UBLIC 








PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) rm 
W. E. DAVIDSON, PROCLAMATION 
Governor. New Sovrm Waters, ) By His Uxcellerey Sir Grravp 
je pursuance of the power and authority vested in | to wit. JSrricktanp, Count della Catena, 
that behalf by the ‘Banks and Bank Holidays Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis- 
Act," 1912,” in the Governor, of New South, Wales, (L.S.) tinguished Order of Saint Michzel 


with the advice of the Ixecutive Council, I, Sir 

Watrrr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, 

do, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, hereby G. STrickLAnp, State of New South Wales and its 

appoint the following days and dates to be observed Cieeage eo a Age f en 
as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned here- overnor. ependencies, in the Commonwealt 
under, namely :— 

Wednesday, 18th September—Narrandera Munici- W HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
pality, Koorawatha District, Yanko Shire (not South Wales aro desirous of acquiring the land 
including the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area), referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
Cowra Police District. maintaining the traffic on the existing line of railway 

Thursday, 19th ‘September, 1918—Narrandera Munici- from Wardell-road to Glebe Island by provision of 
pality, Cowra Police District, Yanko Shire (mot | CO storage depot at Leichhardt, which work appears 
including the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area), o the Commissioners necessary, and is such work as 

e x : ee the Commissioners are authorised to carry out pur- 

A F 1d Pp. re iat nee a “ . ad ¢ 

Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918—Peak hill Muni suant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 1912,” as 


and Saint George, Governor of the 


of Australia. 


cipality. amended by the “Government Railways (Amendment) 
Thursday, 3rd October, 1918—Broken Hill Munici- Act, 1916,”’ and it is estimated that the cost of com- 
pality. pleting such work will not exceed the sum of £20,000: 


Wednesday, 16th October, 1918—Wee Waa, Burren And whereas the said land is, in my opinion, required 
. ; ‘ for carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, I, 


J Ul Ye id $= 
aay ie mmr SPP Balzer ots the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Execu- 
. : tive Council, in pursuance of the ‘‘Publio Works Act, 
‘Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourth day of | 1919,” do hereby direct that the said work shall be 
September, 1918. carried out under the ‘‘Public Works Act, ny eas by 

; ) “Ns the said Commissioners, who, in respect o e sal 

By His Excellency’s Command, work, I hereby declare shall be deemed to be the 
GEORGE W. FULLER. Constructing Authority: And in further pursuance 


tiie e of the provisions of the said Act, I do hereby direct 
Eri GOD SAVE THE KING! | that i said land may be acquired and taken for 


4444 


the purposes aforesaid under the provisions contained 


in Division I of Part V of the said Act, and I do: 


declare by this notification to be published in -the 
Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein 
the said land is situated, that the Private Lands 
comprised within the descriptions set forth in the 


Schedule hereto have been resumed for the public pur- | 


pose hereinbefore expressed, that is to say,—main- 
taining the traffic on the existing line of railway 
from Wardell-road to Glebe Island by provision of coal 
storage depot at Leichhardt, to the intent that upon 
the publication of this notification in the Gazette the 
said land described in the Schedule hereto shall forth- 
with be vested in the said Constructing Authority on 
behalf of His Majesty for the purposes of the said 
“Public Works Act, 1912,’’ for an estate in fee simple 
in_ possession freed and discharged from all, trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, . charges, 
rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever, 
and to the intent that the legal estate therein, to- 
gether with all powers incident thereto, or conferred 
by that Act, shall be vested in. such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee; and I declare that the fol- 
lowing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred 
to:— 





SCHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the Municipality 
of Leichhardt parish of Petersham county of Cum- 
berland and State of New South Wales being parts 
of lots 39 and 49 as shown on plan No, 327 deposited 
in the Land Titles Office Sydney Commencing at 
the intersection of the northern side of Marion-street 
with the north-eastern boundary of land acquired for 
the Giebe Island Railway thence bounded on the 
south-west by part of that boundary bearing north 
23 degrees 57 minutes west 547 7/10th links thence 
on the nerth by part of the northern boundary of lot 
40 aforesaid bearing north 80 degrees 45 minutes east 
242 4/10th links thence on the east by a line bearing 


south 9 degrees 15 minutes west 529 7/10th links and - 


thence on the south by part of the northern side of 
Marion-street aforesaid bearing south 80 degrees 42 
minutes west 1033 links to the point of commencement 
containing abcut 3 roods 26} perches and said to be 
the property of H. ©. Jackson and others. 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this fourteenth day 
of March, in the vear of our Lord, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and seventeen, and in the 
seventh year of His Majesty’s reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
i yp Neti bv Bd Op 
[1467] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION. 





(1.'S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
L, State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 
1912,’ and with the advice of the Hxecntive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part III of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the destruction 
of Kangaroos in the Walgett Pastures Protection 
District for a period of six months from the Ist July, 
1918. 
[1918-5,954-161 P.P.] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-ninth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eigh- 
teen, and in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. C. GRAHAME. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[9461 





PROCLAMATION. 
(a.:5).9 
W.E.. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. ; 
Sir Wattrr Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
,» State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 


cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
cf the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Szpr., 1918. 





1912,’? and with the advice of the Executive Council, 
do hereby declare that the provisions of Part IIL of 
the Act mentioned shall be applied to the destruction 
of Kangaroos and Wallaroos in the Wilcannia Pas- 
tures Protection District for a period of six months 
from Ist July, 1918. 
[1918-5,953-161 P.P.] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twenty-ninth day of August, in the year of our 
Lord’ one thousand nine hundred and _ cigh- 
teen, and’ in the ninth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME. 


[947] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“YINE AND: VEGETATION DISEASES AND 
FRUIT PESTS ACT, 1912.” 


—_—— 


PROCLAMATION, 


(L.SI.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


| Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the ‘“‘Vine and Vegetation 
Diseases and Fruit Pests Act, 1912,’ and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, prohibit the bringing into any other part 
of New South Wales of any banana plants from within 


- portion No. 139, parish of Condong, county of Rous. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 22nd day of 
August, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. OC. GRAHAME. 


[1421] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT oF APPLICATIONS BY 
Councizns ror ADDITIONAL PowERs. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said “Local 
Government Act, 1906,’? as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipality and Shire to acquire the right to exer- 
cise the powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under 
the names of the said Municipality and Shire respec- 
tively. 

Any number of ratepayers of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of the rate- 
payers) may petition the Governor, within sixty days 
after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken on 
the question whether the powers applied for shall be 
conferred on the respective Councils. Any such peti- 
tion should be sent under cover to the Minister ad- 
ministering the said Local Government Acts, and must 
comply with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 there- 


under. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. _ 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 





ScHEDULE. 


APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF ADAMSTOWN 
(1918-142-104-22). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 

in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 
Nature oF ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 
Function. 
The supply and sale of stone or gravel from 
the Council’s quarries or pits. 


Paragraph. 
LILI. 


6 Szpr., 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


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APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
SHIRE OF KYOGLE 


(1918-82-99-229). 
The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 


which the Council has made py ecetion as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED For. 





Paragraph. Function. eu 
Xxx1. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 
[1283] 
APPOINTMENTS. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
[éxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed as 
{nspectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 12), 
Sava) A 


Ordinary Constable Thomas Henry Ehsman, stationed 
at Telegraph Point,—as from 15th August, 1918. 

Constable George Frederick Dennison, stationed at 
Torrington,—as from 15th August, 1918. 

First Class Constable Arthur Wright, stationed at 
Teralba,—as from 14th August, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable James Kell, transferred. 


[E.M.’s 502, 493, and 497] J C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the — 


ae ak, Council, has approved of the appointment 

) 

Captain James Edward Morris to act as Examiner in 
Navigation during the absence, on leave, for a 
period of two months from the 2nd September, 
1918, of Captain T. R. Thompson. 


[E.M. 505} J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

Edward Avery, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Coroner 
at Grafton, and a Coroner for the State gene- 
rally, vice R. C. Law, Esquire, resigned. 

Frederick Hayward, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Port Macquarie, to act 
only during the absence of the Licensing Magis- 
trate, for a further period not exceeding six 

_months,—frem the 11th September, 1918. 

William Gibson Dowling, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy 
Licensing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Forbes, to act only during 
the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a 
period not exceeding six months,—from the 23rd 
August, 1918. 

Thomas Cadell, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licens- 
ing District of Hillston, to act only during the 
absence of the Licensing Magistrate..for a further 
period not exceeding twelve months,—from the 
4th September, 1918. 

Dr. Charles Henry Scott, J.P., to be Deputy Licens- 
ing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of Scone, to act only during 
the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a 
period not exceeding six months,—from the 26th 

_ August, 1918. 

Richard Simson, Esquire, J.P., to be Deputy Licens- 
ing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of Murrurundi, to act only 
during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, 
for a period not exceeding six months,—from the 
26th August, 1918. 

Sergeant Benjamin Bradshaw, stationed at Gunning, 
to be a Sub-Inspector under the ‘Liquor Act, 
1912,”” for the Licensing District of Yass, vice 
Sergeant McLaughlin, transferred,—from the 5th 
September, 1918. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1, of the “Liquor Act, 1912,’’ from the 
dates specified, viz. ;— 
Queanbeyan—Constable William Aughterson Beggs, 
arene at Michelago,—from the 4th September, 
Port Macquarie—Constable Thomas Henry Ehsman, 


stationed at Telegraph Point,—from the 15tl 
August, 1918. ; jeu 











Rylstone—Constable Frank Gove, stationed at Ryl- 
stone,—from the 23rd August, 1918. 

Junee—Constable Leslie John Oakman, 
Marrar,—from the 21st August, 1918. 

Newcastle—Constable Arthur Wright, stationed at 
Teralba,—from the 14th August, 1918, 


JOHN GARLAND, 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


George Massy Kirby, Esquire, of Lord Howe Island, to 
the Commission of the Peace for the State of New 
South Wales. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Weights and Measures Act, 
1915,’’ and the ‘‘Weights and Measures (Amendment) 
Act, 1916,’ to approve of 


Constable First Class Jack Poole Poulton, stationed 
at Kurri Kurri, being appointed as an Inspector 
of Weights and Measures,—to take effect from the 
12th August, 1918, vice Sergeant First Class 


J. C. R. Shushall. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


stationed at 











REMOVAL. 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMERT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the name of 


Frederick Sydney Gannon being removed from _ the 
Commission of the Peace for the State of New 


South Wales. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 








(1561] Chief Secretary’s Oftice, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT ANNUITANTS. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, thav a 

Despatch has been received from the Secretary of State 

for the Colonies in respect of amended arrangements for the 
certification of life in the case of Government Annuitants. 

At present a life annuitant residing in the British Domin- 
ions is required to appear before the Governor or Chief Mag- 
istrate of the possession where the annuitant resides, but 
where this is not practicable the certificates of local Mag- 
istrates are accepted by the Commissioners for the reduction 
of the National Debt, when they have been satisfied as to the 
authority of the persons so certified. Such Certificate has 
to be transmitted by the party interested to the Governor or 
Chief Magistrate of the Possession or Settlement in order that 
the local Magistrate’s signature may be verified. 

In order to increase the existing facilities it has been decided 
to allow such certificates to be given :— 

1. By a Justice of the Peace whose signature shall be 
verified by a Colonial Authority ; 

2. By a Government Police Magistrate ; or 

3. By the Agent or Manager of a bank having an office 
in London who shall affix his office stamp after his 
signature. 

The Chief Secretary, or the Minister acting for him, has 
been nominated as the Colonial Authority, so faras New South 
Wales is concerned, to verify the signature of a Justice of the 
Peace, or of a Government Police Magistrate if the latter has 
no official seal. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


See dee 


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Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE WHOSE PRESENT 
ADDRESSES ARE UNKNOWN. 


le is hereby notified, for general information, that, unless 

their correct postal addresses are furnished to the Chief 
Secretary’s Office within one month from the present date, 
viz. :—6th September instant, steps will be taken to remove 
the names of the undermentioned gentlemen from the Com- 
mission of the Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz :— 


Names and last known Addresses. 


John Lawford Bossley, Milroy, Brewarrina. 

John Poland Conley, Wrightville. 

Lawson Bede Donovan, Nymagee. 

George Gale, Baden Park, Cobar. 

Harry Iredale, Shuttleton. 

Patrick Joseph Lynch, Main-street, West Wyalong. 
Samuel Scott, Cobar. 

William Wade, Eremeran, Nymagee. 


GEORGE W, FULLER, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Sepr., 1918, 





[1436] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
NOTICE.—£100 REWARD. 


U7 HEREAS on the 24th of July, 1918, a single 

woman named Esther Agnes Rowland, 24 years 
of age, lately residing with her parents at Gowrie, 
Woodstock-street, Waverley, died at the Terraces 
Private Hospital, Cooper-street, Paddington: And 
whereas at an inquest held on the 7th August, before 
the Acting City Coroner, the following verdict was 
returned :—‘“‘I find that the said Esther Agnes Kow- 
land, at the Terraces. Private Hospital, Cooper- 
street, Paddington, in the district of Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, on the 24th day of July, 
1918, died from septicaemia following an abortion, but 
how, when, where, or by what means such abortion 
was brought about, the evidence adduced does not en- 
able me to say’?: And whereas there is reason to be- 
lieve that the said abortion was illegally caused, notice 
is hereby given that, if the said abortion were 
wilfully brought about, a reward of One Hundred 
Pounds (£100) wili be paid by the Government for 
such information as shall lead to the apprehension and 





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| pl4c@] 


conviction of the guilty person or persons. In addi- 
tion to the above reward, His Excellency the Governor 
will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accomp- 
lice, not being the person who actually brought about 
the said abortion, who shall first give such required 
information. This reward to remain in force for three 


months only. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


H I$ Wxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
4. f. jUxecutive Council, has, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
James Buie’s (senior) Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,258, 
of 200 yards, at Hawkesbury River, being renewed for 
a period of five years from the lst December, 1918, at 
a rental at the rate of 10s. per 100 yards of fore- 
shore, or a total annual rental of £1; also of Mr. 
Irancis D’Landro’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,268, 
of 450 yards, at Hawkesbury River, being renewed 
for tho like period, at a rental of 12s. 6d. per 100 yards 
of foreshore, or a total annual rental of £2 16s. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
been pleased to amend in the manner set forth hereunder Section XVII of 
the rules made in accordance with the provisions of the Police Regulation 








“et, 1899) 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
Section XVII, Paragraph 2. 
Subsection (a). 
; s..d. 
.., Inspectors er e's : os a oe co, O 
$ to read 
Inspectors mS ae ah i ee te Ce Ny 
Subsection (0). 

; Sergeants ae Ne - : ea okie aU 
, Constables % ae 4 Sis aT dls 
to read 

Sergeants 8 0 
Constables im aa : <a Tee 
Subsection (c). 
(c) When relieving or performing temporary duty at other 
Stations :— 
Sergeants, for first four days .. fi Se. ROG) 
Sergeants, after four days . : 4. 0 
Constables, for first four days : ; 6 0 
i Constables, after four days A: La 3.0 
to read 
(c) When relieving or performing temporary duty at other 
Stations: 
a Sergeants, for first four days : 8 0 
oan mergeants, after four days 5, 0 
H Constables, for first four days Tin0 
ae Constables, after four days 4 0 
Subsection (d). 
(d) When camped in the bush or at private houses, and no 
f expense incurred for board or lodging :— 
mR Sergeants a 4 0 
Constables 4 zi ¥ 3 0 
to read 
(d) When camped in the bush or at private houses, and no 


expense incurred for board or lodging :— 


Sergeants 
Constables . 


not exceeding 


Subsection (g). 
(g) Trackers (each claim to be determined by Superintendent), 


= o« ry -- 4 0 


-2 4 °0 


to read 


(9) 


not exceeding .. 


Trackers (each claim to be determined by Superintendent), 


Or 
oO 


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HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 1892-1906. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following By-laws made by the Hunter 
District Water Supply and Sewerage Board in accordance with the Hunter 
District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906. 


R. T. BALL, Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


WATER FINANCIAL BY-LAWS, 1918-19. 


Wuereas, by the Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906, the 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board is authorised and 
empowered, from time to time, to make, alter and repeal By-laws: 


Now, the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board, under and 
by virtue of the powers contained in the above-mentioned Acts, do hereby 
make the following ahs — 


1. Water By-laws Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, published in the 
Gazette of 14th September, 1917, are hereby repealed, and the following 
By-laws shall be substituted in lieu thereof: Provided that such repeal shalt 
not prejudice or affect the payment or recovery of any rate, charge, or sum 
now due under the repealed By-laws 

2. The following shall be the rate to be paid in respect of property ratable 
for water supply, whether such property is connected with any main, or is 
otherwise supplied with water by the Board or not. 


Water Rates on Property. 
Land and Premises. 
(1) Where the land or premises are of the assessed annual value of 
Twelve Pounds or under, Ten Shillings per annum. 
(II) Where the land or premises are above the assessed annual value of 


Twelve Pounds, a rate of Ten Pence for each pound sterling of 
the amount of assessed annual value. 


Vacant Lands. 


(IIT) Vacant lands of the assessed annual value of Ten Pounds and 
under, a rate of Five Shillings per annum; and on all such lands 
, above the assessed annual value of Ten Pounds, Sixpence for each 
pound sterling of the amownt of the assessed annual value. 
Water Supply py Mrascunn, 
Supplied to Property by Measure. 

8. Unless otherwise determined by special agreement between the Board 
and the consumer, the charge for water supplied by mea sure shall be Two 
Shillings per 1,000 gallons. The minimum quantity of water to be charged 
for where water is so supplied shall be the quantity which, calculated at the 
charge prescribed by the By-laws, amounts to the rates paid in respeet of 
the property. 


CHARGES IN ADDITION TO Rate oN UNMETERED SERVICES. 
Special Fees. 


4, The following shall be the charges to be paid in eddition to the rate in 
respect of property where water is used for other than domestic purposes 
and the supply is not through a meter, and are hereinafter referred to as 
Special Fees :— 

Trade Purposes, Wehaelos Yards. 


(1) The Special Fees for Be 3 es for 


‘Photography and any like pee shall Hane aH .. 10s. per annum. 
Tripe Cleaning .. i” a. ha a, .. 10s. per annum. 
Tyring Purposes .. nf iit au mts .. 20s. per annum. 
Small Goods (sweets) .. My Ny ab .. 40s. per’ annum. 
Waterfalls and Fountains ded 24 us .. 20s. per annum. 
Shop fronts, by hose .. ae .. 20s. per annum. 
Organ motors and such-like Rigdheiadh is .. 40s. per annum. 
Washing vehicles by hose ti 8: mY .. 10s. per annum. 
Washing yards by hose .. a .. 20s. per annum. 


(IT) All special fees shall be fevahie in advance! 


Nozzle and Waste Pipes. 


5. No person shall use water in connection with any Motor unless the 
nozzle supplying such Motor has been first approved of by the Board. The 
waste-pipe from each Motor shall be so fixed that the waste water can be 
measured at any time. 


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4448 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Szpr., 1918. 


Gardens. 


6. The charge for water supplied for. watering by hose, gardens or lawns, 
of a superficial area not exceeding five hundred square feet, shall be Five 
Shillings per annum. 

Where the superficial area required to be watered exceeds five With dyed 
square feet, the services supplying the property must be metered. 


Meter may be insisted upon. 


7. In all cases where special fees are charged, the Board reserve to them- 
selves the right of insisting upon a Meter being fixed at any time, notwith- 
standing the fact that the special fee may have been paid. 


Building Charges, &c. 


8. (1) The charge for water supplied for building and plastering purposes 
shall, where the cubical contents of each building does not exceed 480 cubic 
yards, be at the rate of One Half-penny per cubic yard on the cubical 
contents of each building and the minimum quantity of water to be charged 
for where water is so supplied shall be 2,500 Gallons. 

(I1.) Where the cubical contents of each building exceed 480 cubic yards, 
the Board will supply waiter, either by meter or at the rate of One Half- 
penny per cubic yard, on the cubical contents of each building, as the Board 
shall determine, and the minimum quantity of water to be charged for, 
where water is so supplied through meter, shall be 15,000 Gallons: Provided 
that before any water shall be used through meter for building purposes, 
such meter shall be submitted to the Board in each ease for examination 
and must pass the sensitive test. 

(IIf.) The charge for water supplied for plastermg rooms and for the 
building of wash-houses, water-closets, coppers, and chimneys only, shall be 
Two Shillings and Sixpence each. 

(IV.) The charges for water supplied for the making and mixing of 
concrete for foundations of wooden blocks, stone cubes, or other form of 
permanent roadway or pavements, shal be at the rate of Two Pounds per 
1,000 square yards, by superficial measurement of road surface; and for all 
other conerete, brickwork, or masonry, at the rate of Threepence per cubic 
yard as measured on the work: Provided that the minimum quantity of 
water to be charged for where water is so supplied shall be one thousand 
five hundred gallons. 


Premises where horses and cows kept, liable to extra rate. 


9. All lands or premises actually supplied with water by the Board, on 
which any one or more head of horses or cattle shall be kept or maintained, 
shall be liable to an extra rate or charge (beyond and in addition to the rates 
hereinbefore imposed) of Five Shillings per head for each head of horses or 
cattle kept or maintained on such lands or premises. Where such lands or 
premises are not actually supplied with water by the Board, they shall be 
liable to an extra rate or charge (beyond and in addition to the rates 
hereinbefore imposed) of Two Shillings and Sixpence per head for each 
head of horses or cattle kept or maintained on such lands or premises. 


Deduction from Meter Account for W.C. Flushing. 


10. (1.) Where water is supplied through meter to a property ratable by 
the Board in respect of sewerage and the consumption for the half-year 
exceeds the quantity which calculated at the charge prescribed by the By- 
laws amounts to the water rates paid in respect of such property for such 
period the occupier of such property shall be entitled to a deduction from 
such excess, as far as such excess will admit thereof, at the rate of five 
thousand gallons per annum for each water closet on his property the supply 
of water for the flushing whereof shall pass through and be recorded by such 
meter, save and except in the case of properties having a range of water 
closets receiving their water flush from one flushing ¢istern, in each of 
which cases the allowance of deduction shall be at the rate of two thousand 
five hundred gallons per annum for each seat in such range. 

(II.) Such deduction, or in any case where the property was ratable 
in respect of sewerage for portion only of such half-year such proportion 
thereof shall be made on the meter account to the thirtieth day of June, 
and thirty-first day of December respectively in each year. 


The Common Seal of the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board was hereunto affixed by order of the Board, in the presence 
of ,— 

A. E. CUTLER, President; 
(ig) GEORGE ERRINGTON, Vice-President; 
J. W. BIRKENHEAD, Member; 


forming a quorum of the said Board, who hereby by their respective 
signatures, attest that such seal was hereto affixed unee the sixth doy of 
August, A.D. 1915. 


Atrrep E. Fry, Secretary. 
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HUNTER DISTRIOT WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 1892-1906. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following By-laws made by the Hunter 
District Water Supply and Sewerage Board in accordance with the Hunter 
District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 





SEWERAGE FINANCIAL BY-LAWS, 1918-19. 


Wuereas by the Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906, the 
Tiunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board is authorised and 
empowered, from time to time, to make, alter and repeal By-laws: Now, 
the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board, under and by 
virtue of the powers contained in the abovementioned Acts, do hereby make 
the following By-laws :— 





1. Interpretation and Repeal. 


(1) In the construction and for the purposes of these By-laws, unless 
inconsistent with the context— 


“Property ” means land, whether vacant or otherwise, and premises. 


“Sewered property” means a property situated within a sewered 
section, from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage could 
by means of drains be drained into any sewer not more than fifty 
feet from the nearest boundary of such property, whether such 
property is connected directly or indirectly with such sewer of 
the Board or not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of such property could by means of drains be drained into 
any such sewer, such portion only of such property, whether such 
portion be connected directly or indirectly with such sewer of the 
Board or not. 


(2) Sewerage By-laws Nos. 1, 2, and 8, published in the Gazette of 14th 
September, 1917, are hereby repealed, and the folllowing By-laws shall be 
substituted in lieu thereof: Provided that such repeal shall not prejudice 
or affect the payment or recovery of any rate, charge, or sum now due under 
the repealed By-laws. 


2. Sewerage Rates on Property. 


(1) The following shall be the rate to be paid in each year in respect of 
each sewered property, that is to say:—A rate of one shilling for each pound 
sterling of the amount of the assessed annual value thereof. 

(2) When any property becomes liable to a sewerage rate during the 
currency of any half-year by reason of the extension of a sewer or other- 
wise, then a part of such rate proportionate to the unexpired period of such 
current half-year shall beecme due and be paid forthwith. 


3. Fees for Plans, &e. 


The following fees shall be payable in advance for services to be rendered 
by the Board :— 


(a) For preparation and furnishing by Board of ground plan of pro- 
perty showing position of Board’s sewer, approximate position of 
branch, and approximate depth of sewer—One shilling for each 
property. 

(b) For examination of owner’s plan of drainage—For each property 
a minimum charge of five shillings and an additional charge of 
five shillings for every water-closet more than two, and of five 
shillings for every latrine. 


(c) For preparation and furnishing by Board of plan of drainage— 
For each property a minimum charge of five shillings, and an 
additional charge of five shillings for every water-closet more than 
two, and of five shillings for each latrine. 


(a) For preparation and furnishing by Board of plan of any alteration 
or addition to a plan previously approved of or issued by the 
Board—Two shillings and sixpence per plan. 


(ec) For preparation and furnishing by Board of copy of any plan 
previously prepared and issued by the Board—Two shillings and 
sixpence per copy. 


(f) For preparation and furnishing by Board of estimate of cost for 
carrying out work shown on an owner’s plan or Board’s plan of 
drainage—For each property a minimum charge of five shillings, 
and an additional charge of five shillings for every water-closet more 
than two, and of five shillings for each latrine. 





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(g) For preparation and furnishing by Board of tracing of a group of 
houses, showing position and approximate depth of Board’s sewer— 
The cost of the tracing at the rate of two shillings and sixpence 
per hour, according to the draftsman’s time occupied thereon. 


The Common Seal of the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board was hereunto affixed by order of the Board, in the presence 





of, 


A. E. CUTLER, President; 


(1.S.) 


GEORGE ERRINGTON, Vice-President ; 


J. W. BIRKENHEAD, Member; 


forming a quorum of the said Board, who hereby by their respective 
signatures, attest that such seal was hereto affixed upon the sixth day of 


August, A.D., 1918. 





[1428] Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


H IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of section 52 of the ‘Lunacy 
Act of 1898,’ to appoint the Mental Hospital at 
Kenmore a house for the reception and temporary 
treatment of the insane. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[1562] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to me 

by the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, I 

hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications 

for licenses, and the date and place specified hereunder are 
hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto :— 


Applicant: Yee War, fora pump on the Lachlan River, in 
portion 184, parish of Forbes, county of Ashburnham, 
Land District of Forbes. 

Applicants: Todd and Wadge, for a dam on Goobang Creek, 
in portion 37, parish of Monwonga, county of Cunning- 
ham, Land District of Forbes. 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board, on the 
2nd October, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court-house, forbes, 
and all persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and if 
they have any objections to the granting of a License for 
either of the said works, they should state their objections 
at the inquiries hereby appointed. 

(W.C. & 1.0. 1917-15,926 ; 1917-11,986] 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on GR BEFORE 
pHE 25ta October, 1918 :— 


No. 21,050. APPLICANTS :—Alfred Farrell and 
Daisy Isabella Farrell, both of Leichhardt. LAND :— 
Municipality Leichhardt, 11} perches, in Russell- 
street,—lot 43, City View Estate, and part 165 acres 
granted to John Piper; adjoining properties of J. 
Evans, R. J. Molloy, and A. Daw. 





No. 21,286. APPLICANT :—Charles Adolphus de 
Rantzow, of Sydney. LAND:—City Sydney, 194 
perches, on Evans-road and Holdsworth-avenue at 


Rushcutter’s Bay,—lot 7, Roslyn Estate, and part 54 
acres granted to Alexander Macleay; adjoining pro- 
perties of S. McKay and P. EK. Hollander. 

No. 21,336. APPLICANT :—Christina Campbell 
Clayton, of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality North 
Sydney, 1 rood 15 perches, at junction Lindsay and 
Barry streets, Neutral Bay,—lots 6 and 7, Westleigh 
Kstate, and part 700 acres (portion 352 of parish) 
granted to Aifred Thrupp; adjoining properties of 
— MacQueen and Mrs Oberg. 

No. 21,449, APPLICANT :—Sydney Bede McMahon, 
of Petersham. LAND :—Municipality Petersham, 261 
perches, in Andreas-street,—lot 4 and parts lots 1, 2, 
and 3, section 2, Andreas Estate, and part 100 acres 
granted to John White; adjoining properties of M. A. 
McMahon, Mrs. Elliott, and BE. C. Punch. 

No. 21,453. APPLICANT :—Stephen Henry Newby, 
of Rozeile. LAND :—Municipality Balmain, 281 per- 
ches, in Percy-street, Rozelle,—lots 8 and 9, section 2, 





road, 


1 6th September, 1918. 


Atrrep E. Fry, Secretary. 


= = a 


Percy Estate, and part 550 acres granted to William 
Balmain; adioining properties of J. Whiterill, H. W. 
Garland, — Olsen, and C. Manning. 

No. 21,454. APPLICANT :—May Agnes McMahon, 
of Petersham. LAND :—Municipality of Petersham, 
203 perches, in Andreas-street,—parts lots 1, 2, and 
3, section 2, Andreas Mstate, and part 100 acres 
granted to John White; adjoining properties of E. C. 
Punch, S. B., M. A., and M. E. McMahon. 

No. 21,464. APPLICANT :—Maud Emily McMahon, 
of Petersham. LAND:—Municipality Petersham, 29 
perches, at junction Andreas-street and Parramatta- 
road,—part lots 1, 2, and 3, section 2, Andreas Estate, 
and part 100 acres granted to John White; adjoining 
properties of E. C. Punch and M. E. McMahon. 

No. 21,465. APPLICANT :—John Tuckwell, of 
Castle Hill, ULAND:—County Cumberland, parish 
Castle Hill, shire Baulkham Hills, 23 acres 3 roods 274 
perches, in Tuckwell’s-lane, leading to Old Castle Hill 
near Castle Hili Township,—part 45 acres 
(portion 184 of parish) granted to Patrick Brady; 
adjoining properties of W. B. Lawson, E. Fripp, and 


C. M. Gatland. 

No. 21,473. APPLICANT :—Eleanor Clair Punch, 
of Petersham, LAND:—Municipality Petersham, 27 
perches, in Andreas-street,—parts lots 1, 2, and 3, 
section 2, Andreas Estate, and part 100 acres granted 
to John White; adioining properties of M. E. and 
M. A McMahon. 

No. 21,511. APPLICANT :—Frances Lees, of En- 
field. LAND:—Municipality Enfield, 333 perches, in 
Byer-street,—part lot 2, block A, Minnarosa Hstate, 
and part 800 acres (portion 247 of parish) granted to 
Simeon Lord; adjoining properties of M. Cervetto, M, 
Novaro, and H. C. Pilcher. 

No, 21,512. APPLICANT:—Margaret Novaro, of 
Enfield. LAND :—Municipality Enfield, 233 perches, 
in Laiverpool-road,—part lot 2, block A, Minnarosa 
Estate, and part 800 acres (portion 247 of parish) 
granted to Simeon Lord; adioining properties of H. C. 
Pilcher, F’. Lees, and M. Cervetto. 

No. 21,528. APPLICANT:—Caroline Acland. of 
Auburn. LAND:—Municipality Auburn, 22 perches, 
at intersection Rawson-street and Dartbrook-road,— 
part lot 24, section 2, North Auburn Estate, and part 
80 acres (portion 27 of parish) granted to Thomas 


Turner; adjoining properties of A. Sweet and Q. 
Acland. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected at 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. é : 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


6th September, 1918. [1465] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 

land hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Reai Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on on BEFORE 
tHe 6ta NovemsBer, 1918 :— 


No. 21,467. APPLICANT :—Tooth and Co., Limi- 
ted. LAND:—City Sydney, 53 perches, in Kensing- 
ton-street,—part Kensington Estate, and part 8 acres 


granted to George Druitt; adjoinin roperties of 
Tooth and Co., Limited. ‘ sa eee 


Diagram delineating this land maybe inspect 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. ay be inspected 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


[1466] 





Szpt., 1918.} 





ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 29th August, 1918. 


d his is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in tho name and 
on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative Council 
and Legislative Assembly ef New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, viz. :-— 


Act No. 20. 1918. 
1899.” ”’ 


[1425] 


“An Act to amend the ‘Prisons Act, 


W. L. 8. COOPER, 


Clerk of the Parliaments. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


A bat Publéc Service Board invite applications for 

the foflowing position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Ctorks of Petty Sessions 
in country disteicts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified. In terms of the 
Public Service Act, suitable applicants already per 
manently employed in the Public Service will reeeive 
fiyst consideration in the filling of permanent posi- 
tions :— 

23rd SuprEemBer, 1918. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (Female). Saiary com- 
mencing at £70 per annum (or £110.per annum 
if the appointee is over 21 years of age), with 
increments up to £180 per annum, in terms of the 
Public Service Regulations (Clerical Division). 
Applicants must not be less than 17 nor more 
than 35 years of age on the first day of examina- 
tion: Provided that successful candidates will not 
be permanently appointed until they reach the 
age of 18 years. ‘hey will be required to submit 
themselves to a competitive examination, which 
will be held on the afternoons of the 19th aud 26th 
Octoher, 1918, in the following subjects: — 
Shorthand, Typing, English, Composition, Dicta- 
tion, Commercial Arithmetic, General knowledge 
paper. All candidates will be required to pay an 
examination fee of 5s., which must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessions, or The Treasury, and 
a receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary to 
the Board with the form of application. Copies 
of papers set at previous examinations may be 
purchased at the Government Printing Office, 
price Gd. (per post 7d.) per copy. 


By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the under- 
signed not later than the dates specified :— 


16ru Seprember, 1918. 


Boy Messengers. Applicants must be between 14 and 
16 years of age. Commencing rate of pay, 15s. 
per week, rising by increments of 2s. 6d. per week 
each year up to 20s. per week, and thereafter by 
increments of 5s. per week each year until pay 
reaches 35s. per week, increments being subject to 
satisfactory conduct and service. Employment 
will be in terms of section 44 of the ‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,’’ and section 3 of the Amend- 
ing Act of 1903. 


23Rp SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


Medical Officer (male), Medical Branch, Department 
of Public Instruction. Salary, £500 per annum 
(Professional Division). Duties will consist of the 
ordinary medical work of a School Medical Ser- 
vice (no treatment). Successful applicant’s ser- 
vices will be utilised mainly in the metropolitan 
area. No private practice allowed. 


By order of the Board, 
R, A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


4451 





“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1892-1906.” 


NrwoastLe SEWERAGE—ELEVENTH (B) Srcrion. 


4 is hereby notified that provision having been made 
for the sewerage of properties within the boun- 
daries of the Eleventh (B) Section of the Sewerage 
District, embracing Newcastle and Suburbs, the sewer- 
age rates authorised to be levied by the ‘‘Hunter Dis- 
trict Water and Sewerage Act, 1892-1906,’ may, on 
and after the 27th day of September, 1918, be enforeed 
and recovered in respect of each and every sewered 
property situated within the said sewered section. 


The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the Mleventh (B) Sewered Section hereinbefore 
referred to: Commencing at the intersection of the pro- 
longation north-westerly of the north-eastern side of 
Learmonth-street with the western side of Gordon- 
avenue; bounded thence on the west by this western 
side of Gordon-avenue (being a boundary of the Kleventh 
(A) Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Dumaresq-street; thence on the 
north by that side of that street (being a boundary of 
tne Sixth Sewered Section) easterly across Gordon- 
avenue to its intersection with the eastern side of 
Gordon-avenue; thence again on the west by that side 
of that avenue (beng a boundary of the Sixth 
Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Minola-street; thence again on 
the north by that side of that street (being a boun- 
dary of the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly for a 
distance of 64 chains; thence on the east by a line 
drawn from this point parallel to Gordon-avenue 
southerly to its intersection with the north-eastern 
side of Learmonth-street; thence on the south-west by 
that side of that street north-westerly, to the point 
of commencement 

Norr.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the ‘“‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,” as follows:—‘‘Sewered Property” 
means a property situated within a sewered section 
from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 
could, by means of drains, be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with such sewer of the Board or 
not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of such property could, by means of drains, be 
drained into any such sewer, such portion only of such 
property, whether such portion be connected directly 
or indirectly with sewer of the Board or not. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Seerctary. 


[1433] 





Newcastle, 22nd August, 1918. 








[1462] Metropolitan Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 31st August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that Courts of Appeal against 

. assessments for Water Rates on properties situ- 
ated in Baulkham Hills Shire, Blacktown Shire, Colo 
Shire, Nepean Shire, Bulli Shire, Hornsby Shire, 
Warringah Shire, and Kuring-gai Shire, for the year 
commencing Ist July, 1918, will be held on the follow- 
ing dates, at the Court Houses and time, or as soon 
after as the business of the Court will permit, as set 
forth hereunder, viz. :— 
Baulkham Hills Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 23rd 

September, 10 o’clock forenoon. 
Blacktown Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 23rd Sep- 
tember, 10 o’clock forenoon. 
Bulli Shire, Bulli Court-house, 2nd 
o’clock forenoon, 

Colo Shire, Windsor Court-house, 10th October, 10 
o'clock forenoon. 

Nepean Shire, Camden Court-house, 14th October, 10 
o'clock forenoon. 

Hornsby Shire, Hornsby Court-house, 15th October, 
10 o’clock forenoon. 

Warringah Shire, Manly Court-house, 22nd October, 
10 o’clock forenoon. 

Kuring-gai’ Shire, North Sydney Court-house, 24th 
October, 10 o’clock forenoon. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 
Secretary. 


October, 9.30 


4452 








HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notices to Lay Service Pires. 


Noticz to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in 


_ Waratah: Bridge-street, from High-street southerly 
100 yards; High-street, from Bridge-street to 
Kdith-street; Young-street, from Bowker-street 
to Parkview-street; Watson-street, from end of 
existing main south-easterly to Rawson-street; 
Rawson-street, from Southon-street to Upfold- 
street; Upfold-street, from end of existing main 
south-easterly to Rawson-street. 


Hamilton: Dumaresque-street, from Steel-street to 
Chaucer-street ; Samdon-street, from Cleary-street 
to Bibby-street. 


(pss main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
: down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 
11th October, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED EK. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[1318] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
26th August, 1918. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notics to Lay SEervice Pirss. 


Norice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n)— 

Cessnock Shire (Rutherford): Aberglasslyn-road, from 
end of existing main northerly 840 yards. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 
September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
Pipe to such tenements and premises. 
By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


£701] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Survicu Pipszs. 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
lst July, 1918. 


——__ 





Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
Ns may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in)-— 


Lake Macquarie Shire: Union-street, from end of ex- 
isting main southerly to South-street, 


Adamstown: Third-street, from Seventh-street east- 
erly to end of street at stormwater channel. 


Waratah: Silsoe-street, from end of existing main 
south-westerly to Ackeron-street : Ackeron-street 
from Silsoe-street south-easterly 246 yards to end 
of street ; Moolcha-street, from Silsoe-street south- 
easterly 266 yards to end of street, 


ree main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of all tenements and premises situated 
as above is hereby required, on or before the 13th 
September, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
Pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED FE. FRY, 
Secretary. 


[700] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
Bist July, 1918. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Sepr., 1918. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice to tHE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
N— 


Blacktown: Binalong-road, from existing main north- 
erly 37 yards (6,612). 
Enfield: Ann-street, from Burwood-road to Baker- 
street (4,703). : f 
Granville: Earl-street, from Woodville-road to High- 
street (4,701). ; ; 
Leichhardt: Flood-street, from existing main to 
William-street; William-street, from Flood-street 

to existing main (4,757). 

Parramatta: Pennant Hills Road, from Parramatta 
boundary to Bellevue-street ; Bellevue-street, from 
Pennant Hills Road to Factory-street; Factory- 
street, from Bellevue-street to Windsor-road 
(6,499). ies. ; 

Warringah Shire: Pine-avenue, from existing main 
northerly 45 yards (6,608). 

/nd the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the twenty-seventh day of September next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to. sunvly 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
[962] of Water Supply and Sewerege. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerago, 
Sydney, 2lst August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwneRS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
in 


Alexandria: O’Riordan-street, from Botany-road 
south-westerly 212 yards (4,738). 

Granville: Neilson-street, from Clyde-street easterly 
277 yards (4,728); Ferndell-street, from existing 
main southerly 62 yards (4,719). 

Manly: Cecil-street, from Parkview-road westerly 74 
yards (6,574). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Gilba-road 
to Toongabbie-road (6,546). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 


HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the fourth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1144] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 7th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND Premisus 
IN— 


Parramatta: Webb-street, from Isabella-street north- 
easterly 145 yards; Isabella-street, from Webb- 
street south-easterly 248 yards (6,581). 

Randwick: Broad-road, from Botany-street to Mar- 
oubra-road (4,692) ; McCauley-street, from exist- 

tguig he an ner heHs 97 yards (4,489). 

wloughby: Neridah-street, from Victoria- 
north-westerly 138 yards (6,609), aa 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 

sixty yards from the main pipe]. 
| te main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
& down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


mises, 
‘ ; D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 


[816] Water Supply and Sewerage, 


6 Supr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4453 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 23rd July, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noriczs To THE OwnERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
iN— 


Camden: Menangle-road, from existing main south- 


erly 927 yards; Broughton-street, from existing. 


main to Menangle-road (4,685). 

Central Tlawarra: Church-street, from Military-road 
to Wentworth-road; Marne-street, from Military- 
road to Reservoir-street (D.O. 3,739). 


Concord: Queen-street, from Gracemere-street to 
Fiillier-street; Queen-street, from Yaralla-street 
to existing main; Yaralla-street, from Queen- 
street westerly 46 yards; Queen-street, from 
Yaralla-street northerly 281 yards; Stuart-street, 
from Queen-street to, MacKenzie-street ; Consett- 
street, from Stuart-strect to existing main; Mac- 
WKenzie-street, from Victoria-avenue to Yaralla- 
street; MaciKenzie-street, from Gracemere-street 
to existing main; Gracemere-street, from Mac- 
Kenzie-street to Consett-street (4,677). 


Granville: Louis-street, from Woodville-road to The 
Avenue (4,752); Mimosa-street, from Clyde-street 
easterly 106 yards (4,751). 

Leichhardt: Glover-street, 
Church-street (4,756). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Western- 
road north-easterly 1,185 yards; Magowar-road, 
from Targo-road to Wentworth-street (6,545). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe. ] 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the 6th day of September next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


from Perry-street to 


[517] 





———— 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tan Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Seven Hills road 
south-easterly 1,046 yards (6,614). 


Canterbury: Schackel-avenue, from Homer-road north- 
‘erly 250 yards (4,652). 

‘Marrickviile: Pritchard-lane, from Tupper-street 
south-easterly 97 yards (4,660); Barclay-street, 
from Marrickville-road north-easterly 74 yards 
(4,651). 

Mascot: Park-road, from Ponsonby-street easterly 164 
yards (4,638). 

Petersham: Nelson-place, from Sadlier-avenue to 
Trafalgar-crescent (4,644). 


Warringah Shire: Howard-avenue, from existing main 
to The Strand (6,604); Loftus-street, from Lagoon- 
street to Ocean-stieet (6,591); Clarke-street, from 
existing main easterly 191 yards (6,553). 


Woollahra: Carlisie-street, from existing main_ to 
Fernieigh-avenue; Fernleigh-avenue, from Car- 
lisle-street to Chamberlain-road (4,749). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
aileys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


3} Mew main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighteenth day of October next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises, 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1460] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


[1326] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 
Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notich to trHm OwnrRS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
oi 


Balmain: Stack-street, from Darline-street north- 
westerly 184 yards (4,708). 


Canterbury: Riverview-road, from existing main to 
existing main 420 yards (4,678); Nelson-road, 
from existing main south-westerly 147. yards 
(4,678). 


Hurstville: Norman-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 318 yards (4,734). 


Ku-ring-gai: Rosebery-road, from existing main to 
Stanhope-road 210 yards (6,613); Stanhope-road, 
from Roseberry-road easterly 162 yards (6,613); 
Redbank-road, from Cook-road south-westerly 
194 yards (6,606). 


Indcombe: Graham-street, from existing main to 
Clarke-street 99 yards (4,721); Wilfred-street, 
from Woodburn-road westerly 137 yards (4,732). 


Marrickville: Lower Tupper street, from Addison. 
road to Gordon-street 102 yards (4,722). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HE main pipe in the said streets, having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before the 
llth day of October next, to cause a proper pipe and 
stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the 
main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage. 











NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


THACHER For EiEcTRICAL TRADE CLAassEs, RAILWAY AND 
TRAMWAY INSTITUTE. 


PPLICATIONS will be received until Saturday, 

7th September, from qualified persons, to act as 

part time teacher for the above classes, under the 

Council of the Railway and Tramway Institute. Pay- 

ment will be at the rate of 7s. 6d. per hour, with a 
maximum attendance of six hours per week. 


Particulars as to qualifications necessary, and any 
other information desired, can be obtained at the Office 
of the Railway Staff Board, or from the General Secre- 
tary, Railway Institute, Devonshire-street. 


The applications, giving age, and fully setting out 
qualifications, are to be addressed to the Secretary to 
the Staff Board, Orient Chambers, 96 Hunter-street. 


Tramway Conductors.—Applications are invited 
from men between 21 and 55 years of age, for casual 
employment as Tramway Conductor. Wages to com- 
mence, 9s. dd. per day Casual Conductors, who avail 
themselves of ail work offered, are paid at least an 
average of £2 15s. 6d. per week for each four weeks’ 
of seryice. 


Suitable youths, 18 to 21 years of age, will, be 
accepted as Junior Conductors. Rates of pay, 5s. 10d. 
to 7s. per day, according to age. 


Preference will be given to Returned Soldiers who 
are physically fit and married men. Only applicants 
who are under 85 years of age, and not less than 
5 ft. 5 in. in height will be eligible for permanent 
employment. 


Applications on proper forms, which can be obtained 
at the Tramway Offices, 38 LHlizabeth-street, the 
Inquiry Office, Sydney Station, and the Staff Board’s 
Office, 96 Hunter-street, Sydney, are to be sent, 
accompanied by copies only of testimonials, to the 
Secretary to the Railway and Tramway Staff Board, 
96 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

J. S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


[1333] 


4454 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 SEPT:, 1918, 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 
RAILWAYS AND Tramways APPEALS Boarp. 
Officers on Wages in Tramway Trafic 
Branch. 
Nomination of Candidates for Hlection as Deputy 
Member cf the Board. 
iC accordance with clause 8 of By-law 492, it is 
hereby notified, that more persons having been 
nominated than are required to be elected, an elec- 
tion will take place. 

Ballot-papers will be distributed to those members of 
the Tramway Service who are entitled to vote, im 
sufficient time for the votes to be recorded by 6 p.m. 
on the 11th September, which is declared the closing 
time and date of election. 


J. 8. SPURWAY, 
[1417] Returning Officer. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 
Satz or Lost AND UnciatmMep Property, Dariine 
Harsour, 18rH Sepromerr, 1918. 

OTICE is hereby given that a quantity of un- 

claimed goods on hand over six months and 

certain articles that have been left in trains or on 

railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking sticks, 

muffs, &c., and that have been on hand three months 

or more will be sold by public auction at 1] a.m. on 

Wednesday, 18th September, 1918, at Darling Har- 
bour Goods Station. 

Owners may apply for lost articles to the District 
Superintendent, Sydney Station, until the llth Sep- 
tember. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 

By order, 
J S. SPURWAY, 
Secretary. 


Division 7: 





[1459] 





The twenty-fourth day of August, 1918. 


Y virtue of the authority vested in me by the 

“District Courts Act, 1912,” I hereby appoint 

Mr. Harry Marsh to be an additional Bailiff at Kiama 

of the District Court, holden at Wollongong, during 

the absence, on military leave, of Mr. Frederick 
Lean,—from the 2nd September, 1918. 


GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 


[1414] Judge. 





The twenty-fourth day of August, 1918. 
Y virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
4 “District Courts Act, 1912,’ I hereby appoint 
Mr. Patrick Kain to be a Bailiff of the District Court 
at Braidwood, vice Mr. C. G. Hughes, resigned,—to 
take effect from the date of commencing duty. 


GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 


[1415] Judge. 





OSMAN ADAMS EDWARDS, a Police Magis- 
L trate, exercising jurisdiction in the Petty Ges- 
sions District of Kiama, and sitting in Petty Séssions 
at the Court-house, Kiama, in the said district, do, by 
virtue of the powers vested in me by Rule 3, made 
under the ‘Small Debts Recovery Act, 1912,” hereby 
appoint the fourth Tuesday in each month for the 
hearing, and determining of all actions brought at 
Kiama under the said Act and any Acts amending the 
same,—to take effect from this date. 7 
fe at Kiama, this twenty-seventh day of August, 
il oS 


[1339] 


O. A. EDWARDS, 
Police Magistrate. 








NOTICE. 


i Buse Bench of Magistrates for the District of Moss 
; Vale in Petty Sessions assembled hereby ap- 
point the Friday following the fourth Monday in each 
month as the day for hearing causes under the “Small 
Debts Recovery Act, 1912.” fia 


T. B. CLEGG, 
Police Magistrate, 


[1429] 


Court-house, Moss Vale, 
3d0th August, 1918, 


341 Pitt-streot, Sydney, 


[ THE undersigned Police Magistrate, sitting ir 
» Petty Sessions at the Court-house, Guigong, in 
the State of New South Wales, have this day ap- 
pointed Tuesday following the first Monday in each 
month, in lieu of Thursday after the first and third 
Monday, to be the day for holding Small Debts Courts 


at Gulgong. FT HReRnne 
, “ Thee) 
Police Magistrate. 
[1461] 


Court-house, Gulgong, 
3rd September, 1918. 





NOTICE. 


A Rt Police Magistrate in Petty Sessions assembled 

at the Court-house, Wellington, on the 27th day 
of August, 1918, do hereby appoint the first and third 
Tuesday in each month, at 10 a.m., as the day for 
hearing and determining all actions under the ‘‘Small 
Debts Recovery Act, 1912,’’ at the Court-house, Wel- 
lington, in lieu of the first and third Thursday in each 
month,—to take effect. from the 27th day of August, 


1918. 
P. E. B. BARNETT, 


[1430] Clerk of Petty Sessions. 


————— 


IN THE COURT OF REVIEW, HOLDEN AT 
ORANGE. 


APPEALS AGAINST INcomE Tax ASSESSMENT. 


NGTICH is hereby given, in pursuance of the ‘‘Land 
and Income Tax Asssessment Act, 1895,’’ that a Court 
of Review for the hearing of appeals against Income 
Tax Assessments will be holden at the Court-house, 
Orange, on Tuesday, the 8th day of October, 1918, at 
10 a.m. 


Dated this 31st day of August, 1918. 


HENRY J. LEARY, 
Registrar of the Court. 





[1437] 


Nee is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 

holden at the Court-house, Goulburn, at ten of the 
clock in the forenoon of Wednesday, the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
ncome-tax assessments. 


Dated at Goulburn, this twenty-fourth day of July, 1918. 


L. A. McDOUGALL, 


[629] Registrar of the Court. 


[1563] Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1918, 


f Bi DERS for the carrying out of laundry work required 

at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, at Richmond, 
from the 4th November, 1918, will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4°30 
p-m. on Wedaesday, 25th September, 1918. 


Tender forms and further particulars may be obtained on 


application. 
A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 











METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 


4 lonely ¢ for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the dates mentioned, 
addressed to the President : — 


1st SErremMsBeEn, 1918. 
Contract No. 1,246.—Reconstruction of about 16 
chains of Macadamised Roadway, situated at 
Lord-street, Botany. Deposit, £10; security, £40, 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 


Secretary. 
23rd August, 1918. 


6 Sept., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4455 








Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 


eee will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule herounder up to TWO O’CLOCK 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorscd 
upon then the name of the work in respect of which the Fender is submitted, 

It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per cory. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 
R. T. BALL. 


ooo ~ 








Dates v4 : ° A sue 
att , sant ie Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Deceripsion of Werk ox ei nplies to be bali ue me General Conditions, and form of Tender, y Remarks, 
Tandered for. Tenders will be Haine 
mocaeds may be seen, 


—_— 





Building Works, 











Painting Admission Block, Mental Hospital, 


16 Sept., 1918 
Callan Park. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Mental Hospital, 


Callan Park. 











—_——. 


Erection of Operating Block at the District 
Hospital, Goulburn. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Supervising 
Engineer’s Office, Goulburn. 


16 Sept., 1918 Fresh Tenders. 























Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Sanatorium, Water- 
fall, 


Erection of New Dining Rooms and Recrea- | 23 Sept., 1918 
tion Hall at the Sanatorium, Waterfall. 
l. 


Alterations and Additions to the Royal South | 23 Sept., 1918 | Oontractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Sydney Hospital. ment, Sydney. 


Harbour and Drainage Works. 














Removal of Rock at the entrance to tho 


: %5 Nov., 1918 | Contractors’ Room. Public Works Depart- 
Clarence River. 


ment, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 
Wellington (New Zealand) ; Secretary, 
| Harbour Trust, Auckland (New Zea- 





——— 


land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Court-house, Grafton. 








Miscellaneous. 








Installation of one Electric Lift at the | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
Hospital, Goulburn. mens, Sydney, 


Installation of Steam and Electric Sterilizing 
Plant at the Hospital, Gunnedah. 





23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 








Wational and Local Government Works. 








8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | Fresh ‘lenders. 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Bega, 
Moruya, Eden, and West Maitland ; 

| and Public Works Office, Newcastle. 


Erection of Timber Truss Bridge over Brogo 
River at Brogo, Road Bega to Cobargo. 











Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender, 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 


ry 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 








Rata pAbnnL. 
Date from which d 1 
Nee Ee ona Leas | Roa. ofl, | 0 Lease may be | pm. na und. 











obtained. | 








; p- 
Polygonum Hut Tank | 640 0 O | Booligal to Mossgiel fe ...| 5 years | 1 Dec., 1918 .,.| 21 Oct., 1918. 





— 








4456 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Supr., 1918, 











Department of Education, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


“SENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’colock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column. é 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed *‘ Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates),” 


All tenders for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
oa the amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL. 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or a marked cheque cn a Sydney bank, drawn in 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender ig either accepted or rejected, The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected wil 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 


action by the Department of Edueation., 


The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract. 


The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 











Date up to which : ; ¢ 
Description of Work to be tendered for, Tenders wil be Where Plans and ae be seen, and Tender 
1918. 

Delegate —Alterations and Improvements, &c.... 12 September ..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Bombala and Delegate. 

Ulamambri, via Coonabarabran—New School Building] 12 3 Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Coonabarabran, Gulgong, and Gunnedah. 

Berridale—New Weathershed and Repairs, &c. 12 A .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Cooma, Nimmitabel and Berridale. 

Moonee, via Coff’s Harbour—New School Building ...; 19 i ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Grafton and Coff’s Harbour. 
Tingha (Fresh)—Removal of Class-room from Howell) 19 Pi Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
and re-erection at Tingha, Schools, Tingha and Inverell. 
Bolong (Fresh) Additions ... Bs 53 Department of Hducation, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 

Lilyville—Fencing .. ee ee 26 x ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 

Ingleburn—New Water Service . 5h 26 5 ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 

Chelmsford, via Lismore (Fresh)— Additions .| 26 3 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Lismore and Chelmsford. 
Broken Hill High—New School Building 26 . Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
School, Broken Hill, 











[1464] 





State Fisheries, 
Chief Seeretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 2ist August, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 


sovenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with tho license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary's Department, upon application. 




















GEORGE W. FULLER. | 








ScHEDULE. 
Registered : Situation and extent Term 
No.of iy o of pera Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased, fe) eee Remarks, 
Papers. er ae f and Plan Cat. No. Leasc. ° 
Fisheries, oes OL: 
lyi8-9645-| 9645 |Average| Alfred John and Frederick) Swan Bay, Port Stephens, frontage 50 yards,|15 years} 010 0 | Under section 12 (33), ‘‘ Fisheries 
lands. George Lilley. Karuah.| Plan Cat. No. P. 531-36. from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
; { \ 21-8-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
1918-9666-| 9666* | Do ..| Robert Meade Butler ..|German Concen-| Brisbane Water, frontage 478}; do ..| 416 0 do ado 
5308. ; tration Camp,| yards. Plan Cat, No. B. 55-40. 
Holdsworthy. 
1918-9818-| 981S* | Do .. do do Brisbane Water, frontage 25(; do ..| 210 0 do do 
5304. yards. Plan Cat. No. B, 59-40, 























SrxcraL Conpirions, Provistons, Excrrrions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


* Oyster Leases Nos. 9666 and 9818 are granted subject to the special conditions that payment of the rentals thereon be deferred 
over the first three years of the term of the leases, and proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of the fifteen years’ term 
of the leases, and also that the leases may not be sold or transferred to any persons other than approved returned soldiers. 


6 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 4457 








114631] State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURR. 


TE: is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
the portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o'clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chicf Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such momorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fido hauls to have been made over 
the ares during the preceding twelve months. They muet also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


re juested to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 








Under Secretary. 
er | 
~ Length 
Nr. Applicant, . Locality, Parish. County. of Term of 
' Worashore 











Port STEPHENS. 



































9876 | Sydney Alfred Wood ...{ Lying about 800 yards easterly from piel Sutton  ...{ Gloucester,,.] Area 10 years. 
south-east corner of oyster lease No. about 10 
6,071. . | acres, 
Gror@r’s RIVER. 
9873 | Andrew William Derwent| At the south-east end of oyster lease No.| Sutherland | Cumberland | 50 vards| 15 years 
4,068. 
Watts Lake. 
9879 | Vincent and’ Antonio) Adjoining oyster lease No. 9,153 ... ...| Forster | Gloucester...| Area 10 years. 
Sciacca. about 1 
| acre, 
[976] State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 16th August, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


[' is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermeationed persons have applied to bese for Oyster Oulture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 1! and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months, They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


requested to do 80. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 



































Under Secretary. 
teees Applicant, | Locality, | Parish, | County. Jength of (ahah 
Port STEPHENS. Yards. 
9851 | Ernest; William and| On the western side of oyster lease No. 4,757 ...| Tomaree ...| Gloucester... 100 | 15 years, 
Arthur Charles 
Laman, 
RicuMonDd RIvER. 
93856 | William John About 150 yards easterly from oyster lease No.{ South eaten cs 200 | 15 years. 
Bourke, 5,764, | Ballina | 
BRISBANE WATER. 
9357 { Abraham Alfred Near Point Clare, fronting lot No. 3... ..{ Patonga ...) Northum- 200 | 15 years. 
Hollander, berland | (about). 





Grorae’s RIVER. 


9858 | Charles Adrastus ; Woronora River, at the north-western end of| Holdsworthy; Cumberland 140 | 10 years. 

Humbley. oyater lease No. 9,699. (about). 

9859 Do ...| Woronora River in two sections—section 1 at the do ie do ae 200 10 ies, 
western end of section 1 of oyster lease No. 

. 7,986; section 2 at the north-west end of 

‘| oyster lease No. 9,744. 

9851 | William Ernest At the north-western corner. of application No. Sutherland.. do ...| 2 acres | 10 

Smith.| 9,782. (about). 














4458 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sepr., 1918. 


eR REESE Spy Re Se ET Sy 


REPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN ON THE VITAL STATISTICS FOR 
THE METROPOLIS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1918, 


METROPOLIS—AUGUST. 








HE following is a statement of the principal features of the month in the Metropolis, eompared with tke 
averages for the corresponding month of the previous five years, due allowance being made for increase 
im population :— 








Average of Average of 











or ous ugnst August 
Particutars, ApeUE clip ARE 4 Canves of Deoth. Pia hades rote 

5 years. BBS) 
Births eee on vee oe SOF 1,682 1,863 || Diseases of the Heart ... oes sal 85 78 
Deaths nos 58 ae He oe 690 752 || Pulmonary Diseases... or Bae 70 110 
Nlevitimate Births 2 ves i. 116 127 Cancer... a 67 60 
Deaths under 1 ... tee ve Pee 102 114 || Developmental Diseases of Infants ... 65 64 
99 tar rie 2 Nisa nes od: net 39 48 || Bright’s Disease (Acute and Chronic)... 41 54 
PO Di OF) ag sea uel a 348 367 Hemorrhage of the Brain, &. ia 37 32 
», 65 and over 201 223 Phthisis ... aa se ae 34 42 
Annual Rates lee 1,000 of of Popalation— Senility... ae Aan ee “i 34 38 
Births... se 25°97 28°77 Epidemic Diseases aes ook re 32 BD) 
Deaths .., den bss ae 10°65 11°61 Accident .. Pot ae 29 30 
Nlegitimate Births |. “a 1°79 1:96 |) Diarrhoea and Eateritia see batt 17 17 

Deaths under 1, per 1,000 ‘Births ei 60°6 61'1 

















_ — = a 





Births.—Of the total births, 850 were of males and 832 of females. The rate, 25°97 per 1,000 of 
population per annum, is 9°7 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. The UWegitimate birth 
rate is 8°7 per cent. below the average of the previous five years There were 447 births, or 27 per cent. 
of the total, in hospitals and other public institutions. 


Deaths.—Of the total deaths, 338 were of males and 352 of females. The mortality rate, 10°65 per 
1,000 of population per annum, is 8:3 per cent. below the average of the previous five years. The deaths 
were below the average in all age-groups. 


The infantile mortality, 60-6 per 1,000 births, is 0°8 per cent. below the average for the month 
of August of the previous five years. 


Among the very old persons who died, one was aged 91, and one 94 years. 
Of the total deaths, 292, or 42 per cent., occurred in hospitals and other public institutions. 


Causes of Death.—During the month diseases of the heart contributed most largely to tlie death- 
roll with 85 deaths, followed by pulmonary diseases 70, cancer 67, developmental diseases of infants 65, 
Bright’s disease 41, hemorrhage of the brain, &c., 37, phthisis 34, senility 34, epidemic diseases 32, accident 
29, diarrhea and enteritis 17. 


Compared with the average number in August during the previous five years, there were increases in— 


Hemorrhage of the brain, &c. 16 per cent. Diseases of the heart ... -. 9 per Cent. 
Cancer ... ay baie eee. 3 Developmental diseases of in- 
fants Rit 208 eee wid "4 
and decreases in— 
Pulmonary diseases... ... 36 per cent. Senility ne del se. 10 per. cent, 
Bright’s disease a Pole 4:5 Epidemic diseases ane Yeo - 
Phthisis sh At FARR) OD wrk Accident re ot vs . 


The deaths from diarrhcea and enteritis were normal. 


Included in the deaths from pulmonary diseases were 52 from pneumonia, and 17 from bronchitis, 
the former being 21 and the latter 14 below the average of the preceding five years. 


In developmental diseases of infants there were included 37 from premature birth and 14 from 
congenital debility, the former being 1 and the latter 3 above the average. 


' Of the epidemic diseases, typhoid fever caused 7 deaths, measles, diphtheria, and influenza 5 each, 
scarlet fever and whooping-cough 4 each. 


The average number of deaths from each of these diseases during the same month of the preceding five 
years was—-typhoid fever 3, measles 13, diphtheria 7, influenza 3, scarlet fever 2,and whooping-eough 3. 


The returns of the Board of Health show that 26 cases of typhoid fever, 102 of scarlet fever, 
165 of diphtheria, 0 of malaria, 6 of cerebro-spmal meningitis, 4 of infantile paralysie, and 115 of phthisis 
were notified in the Metropolis during the month. 





Nors.—The tables containing the infonmation to whieh this report relates are published separately. 


JOHN B. TRIVETT, 
Government Statistician’s Office, Government Statistician. 
Sydney, 2nd September, 1918, [1479] 


6 Supr., 1918.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 4459 
ron ee TM 


[1473] ) Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


it is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘* Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,” 





the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 




















No. Name. Denomination, | Residence. Date of 
idk egistration. 
i | 1918. 
4932 | Mr. Rodolphe Samuel Schenk _...! Aborigine’s Inland Mission... cp), wel Wokpotu © oy, ...| 28 Aug. 


4933 Adjutant Richard Reeves ... ..-| Salvation Army .., West Maitland ...| 4 Sept. 


see aoe ee 








neem i Sanita cen annie EATEN EY one 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


(1474] Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918, 


if is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 

















Residence 
3 SDAA Date of 
No. ty Name. Denomination. be : Registration, 
From— To— 
. } 1918, 
2597 | Reverend John Sheridan .. oa e.| Roman Catholic Church! Mosman ...| Parramatta ..,! 2 Sept. 





(Archdiocese of Syd-! 
ney). 
2221 | Reverend Robert Winter ose eee - Church of England (Dio-) Kelso ... ..! Geurie . valet igs 








cese of Bathurst). 








mr emt 








A RL NR AT A nna a eld 


W. G, H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 





{1475] Registrar-General’s Department, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


Te is hereby notified that the undermentioned Officiating Ménisters have ceased to be registered at this Office for the 
celebration of Marriages, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
Act, 1899” :— 








No. 





Name. | Denomination. Residence. Remarks, 








ide 
3835 | Reverend Francis Dominic Kilgallin.. .... Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Cessnock sas ».| Having left 
Maitland.) the State. 
4910 | Reverend George Augustus Robinson ...| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Bathurst os oe do 


Bathurst. ) | 
3376 | Reverend Griffith Parry Jones .» «| Baptist Church (Union) .. ...’ Leeton i ae do 








L ————— ee 


W. G@, H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 











PI en tae a i nS TE EE ht li ald 


DISTRIC'L COURTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Courthouses at the places and at the times hereundér 
\ speci fied. 





When Court ta be held. 


Last date for : Date of . ; give 
entering Plaints, | Registrar's Notice. Registrar by whom notice given, 





Place, Se ee Fo re 
d Date. Hour, 


iene — tits Ssb coronene bots hati TCs si antaiNeaN 





Armidale ... 4... ——...| 16 Sept.,1918 ...) 2 | 29 Aug., 1918 ...| 9 Aug., 1918 .../ E. M. Colien. 
Bathurst... aes = wich Gast ag Beles 1 BOs eee meta 2 CULT, hie sD. Walker. 
Braidwood (ip scs g) ocs:| 25 Oct, 9, cael, 10987 Sent.) 0159 ANM,3 Bept., 5-2.) ¥..A. R. Champioit. 

















Cootamundra ves aah SO. Sembee ooo). 20 3) ts Spl vse) - O AMRMOe iN de.|! a. Fu. Orook. 
Dubbo au gy sig sep dl ost JO, 9) BS Argeg) uysh ewee} 22 ney. 4, sas A. T, Cochrane, 
Glen Innes... * h MY O55 wh Blea t: ole Pe Slee ae » « ; H, Breakell. 
Goulburn .., ae LO. fed ostt Re pee see to. tg » «| L. A. McDougall. 
Grenfell .., a wes} Och, «a aes) 22) 1DSepb,; 54; sahadAug, , -..| H. J. Jeffreys. 
Kempoeyol...0 Ab a.) 28 .,, Seal 10> LO-Octar igual 19 «| M. E. Soane. 
Moree ste) oh MRO SOG, is ileccliay connie a septs, iss turece ir LCHM gg » «| C. Wenholz. 
Mudgee? 1.078 ti ee dee Ok Oct, OS ip lO Wale ay Fs ae i » | H. M. Blackmore, 
Newcastle ... ies aele Sept... st) AO; FeO Aug, 5 ss) Sb duly, ,, «..| A. G. Chiplin. 
Nowra net one roc/mS Oot... yy «+0 BAO 20 Septyyrymad| 12 Aug, +» P. J. Youdale. 
Orange eee ooo wee 8 ” oof i 20 ” 99 ee 16 ” one H. J Leary. 
Queanbeyan Ee ps1 By fa te {SOR PET OARIARO!S fi, BA BO: HY » «| CO. J. M. Hade 
Singleton... ae L ealy2Oy NOV ape wigs. wernt ig hO 9 Novis. ei ssanene Be ass » «| P. E. Eldershaw, 
Temora. ... oy os:| 17 Oct, 5) «|, 10 _| 80 Sept., 9. «| 2Sept., » .+--| F. W. Johnston. 
Wellington... me --| LOSept., 5, | 10 | 23 Aug., o »..| LO Aug., a P. E. B. Barnett. 
Yass b Jems th eg eee 12 ” ” | 10 26 » » oor 27 July, ” eos J. M. Bonthorne. 





er ae pier es 


| 
i 


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No, 110, 6 Sepremper, 1918, ---2, 


“4460 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No:'110. {6 ‘Bert, 1918. ~ 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
PousLicans, Brewers, SPIRIT Mrrouanrs, Se. 


N OTICE is oMeheby given that Qissrtotly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor he 1912, ut for the gone peo a4 reak Rt 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 


When Court to be held. 





+t ihe — ——- i 


Date of Notice from 









































Licensing District, . moneenet Convened by 
j Date. Hour. "oP t 
Albury ... + ee oS oA Aa fe 7 Oct... 1918: sete, | J.J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Bathurst... est te" es ...| -3-Sept., 1918.4 11 5 " eed ET J. D. Walker, J.P., C.M., O.1.C. 
Bellingen Bs one ant said: Oe i Sele dp aes Bs sy acl H. B. Copeland, C.L.C. 
Bombala +s. re ize oT ait 20 Aug, ,, eee lO SS Z na 2 H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
raid wood as weibye.: st 4 Sept; | FNL ae ss . ee £8 V. A. R. Champion, C.P.S. 
Brewarrina i wie Sa 4 Beale Eh les e seal 2 kO J. A, Longworth, C.P.S8. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) fd We) Stithupsoot,”* ait Joldioly got Atlpe LOinicde We Leess OLPBi ou y dot oi TY 
Carcoar J). ste 1/04 Sept. Gy BUDO? Fy tia sy wis} of 14D, Paton, CO BGiaids one vi a 
~ Cassilis ... 33 wt Pn he a be 5 vil 24 5 3 wi] 12 | L.A. Bisley, A.O.P.S. - 
Cootamundra... Lua ue a eee eis 4 w| Sl 4, i regi ty: © F. E. Crook, 0.L.C. 
i Corowa ... — sat gat SUB AC eae is, wiiiwbhed,, - scale On E, Holland, C.B.C. 
Dubbo... prc als dec rox 20 3 BS at tee i, ee A, Os Cochrane, C.P.S. 
Eden aia a re =e Ts 8 | 8 x 5 _2.| H. H. Farrington, A.C.P.8. 
Horbes ... ash se Aan SNM fC Bae, a 3 Ly, Ay 11 C. A. Arnold, J.P.8. 
Glen Gnnes  psdsicapaei Yee pede ai a » 11 | H. Breakell, O.LC. 
Grenfell.. pas sae tages pe hie: me ” 7 aerial Vee Py 07 FT ks ov EB Jeffreys, C.L.0. 
Gulgonge ... vs eae ae BBs etal SO) ss 3 So. » | 16 | C.J. Watts, A.C.P.S. 
Gundagai ats Ree en ies} oe * qos + 10°) A.D, Donnelly, C.P.S. . 
Hartley (Lithgow) ek Se ime rs died te Ra er ob A *7 11 +H. TL. Meads, C.L:0.'’ 
Hay ka . sks a seal Qiu) s eA ees * 11_ | F. Scroope, O.L.0. 
Hillston ... % Ts a ee ee iy 1 aaa ase 7 .»| 1O | W.K. Earls, A.C.L.C. 
Jerildetiby a Lj Ghys odd: ee Hen en aes 2 + elo, - ...| 3°30 | D. Mathieson, C.L.C. 
TMC!) does) 335 he set oot 1S aes a sc Weldon A «-{ 11 | C. BR. Colls, C.P.S. 
Kempsey... sak a R vou aL Olas, “5 se AS mage Fh .{| 11 | M. EB. Soane, C.P.S 
Tismore ... ses seal) Liibenaps ~ Pr taal Tei i |. 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Maitland (West Maitland) ae Vier Ps $07 | sea | 55 , cesta LA eB Geddes, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan Mantra, § Police Court) 1G &, Ad Real ase 5 ves 2 | W. J. Camphin, C.P.S. 
Milparinka tgs rel Ome % sesh eee: c | 11 | J. Keagle, A.C.P.S. 
Moree... is i iss Bo ee es 4 ASA ota . ..| 12 | OC. Wenholz, C.P.S. 
sil Motuyatir siit.an love. gee FHT wy, i mi Onis " 9:30. | O..T. Howard, C.L.C, ' , 

Mudgee... daokl vat de avited¢2oecb , me i Sa - eth ck decd la ts Blackmore, O.P.S. aaron 
Murrurundi °*: uy sof SBOP, 5 cert Goa ae | 10 | C. W. Swiney, C.P.8. Ae 
Muewellbrook and Merton (Muswell-| 30 Aug., ,, ee: 0 A vel 41 JG. McKay, 0.1,.0. oy 

owy»,brook). 

Narrabri ... oe veh Bes ...| 4Sept, ~,, ri ee Te e | 10 | E. P?Cusick, C.L.C. 
Narrandera mes at mi isc ALUDy. fs 7122 * ve) 11°30) BK. Harrison, 6. E:€. 

Nyngan .... ave ‘ict ss day itt Seb, 47 Pid se 5 vost epplOye te Waehl, Dening, O.P.S. > 
Orange ... ay at es | LE AUR, — 5, beh AA ms sa YO" 1 ASST Leaky, 0-6.6.' ; 
Parkes ..., aa yeah a ssrloiG SEDbsy, io ys BAN eaves " ..{, 10 | O. A. Willans, C.L.C, 
Parramatta ie te :. vd AO AMS. G5 sdsdy dh Be +4 | 10° | L. Wy Broughton, 0.1.0. 
Picton... bade, ABO ees ie gk aaa » wef 11 | J. McElroy, A.C.P,S._ 

Port Stephens (Stroud) ia A Bele fs ss he baa , hehe Org Cle Crowley, C.P.S. 
Queanbeyan as 3 See TOGO -3 ey eo rs % i} 12-150, 5, Meade, 0.1.0, 
Quirindi’... |. | . eo Ons rs atl ad hands, = ..| 1O | S. Taylor, C.L: 0. 
Rishaiond River (Casino) bas al FAG haa . teil ie hy As ial LO) 1 Ol WiiSmall,’C,P:8. 
Rylstone ... ‘ne ee Sell ae ales 5 coll UL Deh ae 5 ...| 10 | W.S. Kelk, Le. 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) Be oe sao ta fs aes Os Pa ...| 10°30 | P. J. Youdale, C.L.C. 
Singleton in +33 PhS sacl eO ee nf UL Sw; 5 cP 9°80" POR. Fldershaw, C.P.S., C.M 
Temora ... sk ao sas von 27 yy sr T Eres: tpihOcurpy “ Pa WW. . Johnston, C.L.C. 
Tumut ... att Cea aa SN eh ee ERNO! fay Por ys ..| 12 | A. M. Dunn, C.TIL.C. 
Urdneie 4 goci.! Qu! Kote ane L.Jp eBSepty. cos ti Ads fess hs 2., |) Ay Hi. ‘Gelding, C.L.C. 917) 
Walcha ... ees ase was Peel) mately fy glee! sy a vé 11 H. V. Gould, ‘U.L.0, 
Walgett ., aee stk wee wl t2B Auge aT SON ig, es ..| 11 | C. G. Carr Boyd, A.C.P.S. 
Wentworth a, - in a 4| 204 4 ¥, Be oo Lae Ses i ...| LL | H. Sargeson, C.1..C, 
Windsor .. Tania a5 une ea eh oe 3 a AO 3 sf 120 1 -G@iWheeler, C.L.C. 
Wo longotig EY SO AON at stalit POPs sy bo wteriealh tain ters 3 w{ 11} R.-Gi-Green, 0.L.C, 
Yass ee ab is seo) Mer daci| 4kee, ty ly SSeIRS Rh iys tis veo) L2.ay hep. Ma Honthorne, C.P.S. 
Young ... Selmawer sie ie ...| 24 Aug, $99 (ar Saile 4 ..| 10 | A.S. Wickham, L.C. 
» =m too SR 
Ni i | a1 
its DUepariment dntices, 
APPOINTMENT, 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
iis Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint : 


Mr. Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Regiater, ‘and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Eden, vice Hungerford, relieved »—such appointinent 
to take effect from the 3rd August, 1918 (Ms. 1918 -5 »466-153). 
J.C. Tey: FITZPATRIOK, 


“ 


t 


e 


“6 Sub, 1918.) .°' NEW SOUTH WALES’ GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Noi 110, ©) MM61 











[1471] havwitnor—o8 OULAUM ; CNEL AL ROD BELLO OGTR OF Departwelit of Mines, 
PEAS fs eRe, otcboy: tate! Mites ids oo ad i Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
oe, _ REDUCTION OF LABOUR ON AMALGAMATED MINERAL LEASES. 1} edovor oF 


cr pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 118 (4), I, Joun CHAbtERS Thoas 
Firzpateicx, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have reduced the number of men’ td be 
employed on amalgamated mineral leases Nos. 1,1U3 and 1,785-(Mining Act, 1906) from 6 men to 2 men; such reduction to take 
effect.on and from the 30th August, 1918, and to remain in force until the 31st December, 1918. A soi 


[1918-3,677 f. sat De ; J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for. Mines, 
{1480] f » 8 1 lawl : . Br oytarar G shoyu . eT iTy ‘Dépurtin int‘ot Mines, ikl nodes 
sot Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


“NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— ; 


‘».' HTS Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has a yed,.of the-grant of Lenses ef 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. sii aod tam lon H Hay Basthac 





4 


Locality. ere 

















Application No, | Porti | 
Applicant. -- ortion nosed... Area, Ai 
». Departmental. 4 Local. , ) si County... , Parish, | ba Application, 
Shot — 74 4 tase } itt 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 4 ete oa 
“pre” [1918-6,724 ; 6,787 L.B.] Bir. p 
“Rockley’- 61* |) 342 | Gilbert Alftéd: Pechey; un.46 | ‘Bathurst... ..| Ponsonby. » «iif; 12 O” 0 | 16 May,,,.1918 
Glen Innes 63 199 | John Lancaster ais] opie Dt OUR) ox. ...| Kingsgate ..| 4,0 0] 9 April, _,, 
> 62 194 | Won See oF Sat! ape Le do x ...| Boyd and Bald} 15° 0 O07} 25 Mar., ~,, 
: eg ALis TT base Nob. 
Broken Hill 347 361 | Richard Henry Ruby...| ,, 168 | Yancowinna ...| Robe a --«/) 40 OF 0 | “6May, ,, 


FOR A SPECIAL LEASE. 


























: ae | [1918-6,788° 0.B.} t 5 'Hisermeiie 4 HT 
Inverell 1) 25 | Walter Weddell Esk-| mt 1 { Murchison ...{ Little Plain (119 1.27] (8 April: 1918 
i intel } ~ dale. (ex. por. 
ks. Ov 147). 
s + Sigal ; * Part of surface reserved, a 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





HIS Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the tmdermentionéd applications 
for Mineral Leases of Crown lands. 
[1918-6}728 ; 6,729 L.B.] 























Application No. P Poition Locality. Date of 
_ Departmental. | Local. nos No. County. ; Parish. | ane | Application. 
s HY ‘awd, p.’ ri \ i 
Carcoar 8 49 | George Sylvester Egan) Part of| Bathurst... ...| Carlton ... v| 10 Q) 0, ~4l June,, 1918 
portion ea 
y 147. Tos 
Tingha 280,.|, 492 | Frederick William] ...... Gough)... »».| Anderson if 2°O “OR 1 April, ,, 
Penberthy. ‘ 





J. C 1, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


IT is intended to void the Leases of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th 


~ September, 1918; and the land referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 


rere nimetrenbveree, 


-date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock 'p.m.), be open 'to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 


























icati Locality. 
Application No. Aplin Portion : e v Area. Date of Lease. 
Departmental. ; if Local, || °., oo County. | Parish, pinata 
£ Paik f a} ft 
TO Oo : + 


FOR GOLD-MINING LEASKS. 








Ee iphionaan bruohah cohvesd ce eRe ores, Site we] ait et tad) igutitees polownd ot TF 
Trunkey 135 | 151 | William Burns @u 7l| Georgiana  ...| Kempfield ..f 5°00} 27 Sune, “1918 
Araluen 2 | 19 | Patrick Minihan and} ,, 8 | St. Vincent .. | Milo Hee vee] LO HOG Ol QO eye ye) gy 

Neil Waddell: Ae 








FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
u' [1918-6,727 L.B.J wit we 
William Wallace andj mu 8 | Kennedy ... ..| Carolina ... ..{ 20 O. O | 80 April, 1918 
George _ Bidstruy 


Dandaloo 67 70 





i 














Lind. ate 8 
FOR A MINING PURPOSES LHASE. ir Ae 
= | ,1918-6,789 L.B.} ofl | GAL 
Taralga ,, 2 | 9 | Argyle Slate Barrie ME 1 | Argyle a | Turallo ... ai 0 0 82 | 1 June, 1918 
Limited. - { t 








coil OoraTaas m2 J. 0, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


14462 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No..110, | (6 Sxpr., 1918, 





‘NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—conéinued, 


IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to revoke the approval of the undermentioned application, as published in the Goyernment Gazette No. 36, of the 22nd March, 
1918, and to refuse such application. 


[1918-6,253 L.B.] 





i 





eee 


Date of 
Application. 





Locality. 


County. | Parish. 


Portion 
No. 





Applicant. ae 


Application No. 
Area, 














Departmental. | Local. 




















| Se. 2, 
| 40 0 0! 10Nov, 1917 
| 








Broken Hill 830 | 844 | Albert Harding . | ML 88 | Yancowinna ...| Mount Gipps ... 











J. OC. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


meen!“ omer tindermentioned application for an authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, has been 


























Yefused, 
(1918-6,772 L.B.] 
Si agg A cnt gl ta ni eden “= fe ee ee ee ht 4s : 
; Locality. 
Portion Wee veneer 0S OREN Ee Oe Date of 
Application No, Name, Ne. | County. | Parish, | es | Authority. 
aE a 1. p. 
~~ Corowa 6 | William Anderson ...;  ......... |: Hume woo! vee} Quat Quatta |) 44 0 0 | 23 Mar., 1918 





| 
u { 


cht a pe | cep nt = 








J. 0. 1. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Pp areenery Sse: a wie 





THE undermentioned authority to mine, granted in terma of section 28, Mining Act, 1874, has been declared void. 
°{1918-5,906 T.B.] | 
































i 
Locality. | | 
Authority No, Holder. | Ferien reer ae Entre 2 ee ee eee Area. | eee 
County. | Parish. | 
helt DP.) 
1770 | Great Cobar, Limited...) MP 1 | Durham ... ++; Darlington | 5 2 0, 14 May, 1907 
| | pet ¥ ; | 











J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


a ee ee Ea 
ate a 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, has voided the undcrmentioned Mining 
Lease of Private Lands, .he lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same. 


~11918-6,267 1B.) 


pt ee a alt tS ml nn a tte sR RIAA in 























_ Application No. Locality. 
MiMMMTi. DAO f Galia Are oe Lessee. bate nt tt a de! Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental, Local. : County. Parish. | 
pass 8 d. Sarma’. SN men Er aN ee oe be riot mde lsc) aed lle nei 
| Eis. Dial Oh 

Glen Tnnes 73} 192 | Alexander Arthur | pmatll,| Gough ,., we. Stonehenge | 20 0/4Jaly, 1918 

é boats Kirk. part of | 

, portion | to end 

Toa, oh 


Nh lane A Reh hh on ae al fe eS See 0 ev rnc See Senet SOS Roeeeen, avatar Oe 














es 


~9.C.L: FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





1148] | | . Departinent of Mines, 
ete Coiba. Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 
ihe is hereby notificd that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under« 
Ee mentioned leases fur non-payment of the rent due theréon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 
[1918--3,459 R. and T.] 





GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906, 





























é ' Locality. 
No. ame. | Portion) fae. rurewat 4 
, 7. | No. | County. | Parish. ane | Application No, 
VIET A 25 Rem Bt EN ks 
| ry Se bi 

2147 | George Henry Bell oa | GL 100 | Wallace ... | Kiandra ... | 25 0'O]| Kiandra 19-87 
2148 Do ane rl taste KES: do ive a. do sas cad 26 OURO “4 20-38 
2149 Do a ey, are io orir, et edo! P19 ore ys 21-39 
2150 i Do vee oes ” 108 do vee eee do 4 808 as. LOR O 0) ” 22-40 
4151 Do eee oes ” 109 do one eee do eee 1, 10..04 0 ” 23-41 














J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


6 Sgpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4463 








NOTIOHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


[1469] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


T is horeby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advico of the Kxecutive Council, has eancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled, 
[1918-3,162 R. and I.] 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906, 


: Locality. 
or Portion y 
No. Name. Sale Ea Sas | Area. lication No. 
| No. | County. © | Parish. | App 
Gece ven ee SA eA we eee Se le Be ee Mer ate 2 a PM 


Sp Pal Ds 
16 2 27 

















..-| PML 1 




















661 | Argyle Slate Quarries Limited Argyle ap | Turrallo 4. ae Taralga 1-1 
§ J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Seceretary for Mines. 
[1470] _ Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


(3 is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-8,401 R. and 1.5 





GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 
































ev ae ar gl eS ae oh > mR ae 
: a Name. A i sanep j Been : Area, Application No. 
ihe St Sa gy eA nee MyOdanls ee ae eerie rey came 
| 
2091 | William Kershaw and George) et 4 | Buccleuch,,., ...| Wyangle .., Kos ‘4 3 B | Tumut 36-67 
2092 bil do vel yp 86) ‘do we s..! Wyangle'and Mun-| 3 023, . 40-71 
} 


| dongo. 





J. O. L. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 


RE TY NTT TT 


IT is proposed to eancel the undermentioned leases, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Governmont Gazette of 20th September, 1918, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held: under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2'30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, , ) 

[1918 -3,604 R. and I.] sudan 


MINERAL LEASES, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906: 








epee we et i ee 


















































Eyesion ariads Ar Apptieation No 
* i No. County. Parish. peel . 
Ase he a 2 ; 
338 | Coal Limited vee oes »./ MZ 7 | Cumberlend andj Appin and Wallan-/640 0 0 | Wollongong 
Camden. doola. 74- 93 
339 Do at 00 taco Ro ROBIIGEn |... »-.| Wallandoola (040 0 0 - 75— 94 
340 Do Sy oy need inti yng Ae do ~ oe do 980 0 O a 76- 95 
341 Do By ane Sellar kell | do sp ae do (640 O O is 77— 96 
342 Do POE ANG TE do.) 1. Pee do 1640 0 0 5 78- 97 
343 Do sReaaeme see co Wurey oars do ak «| Wallandoola and/640 0 O 3 79- 98 
; Dendrobium, 
344 Do ea wwe Hela see do ae »..| Wallandoola ... (640 0 O s 80- 99 
345 5} / Do: 385 63 sa wae eo do a3 Bis do (640 O O i 81-100 
346 Do He ise ow fritaee Let do “3° ive do (640 O U A, 82-101 
B47 Do, age aes BS tan Is | do bee: pe do .. (640 0 O a 83-102 
348 Do text bi Oy ebes, AR do 18 edi do 4..{600 0, 0 * 84-103 
349 Do on ses ges} gp & {| Cumberland and, Wedderburn,Appin,|640 0 0 ” 85-104 
10 ene Camden. and Wallandoola. 
350 Do ay or he 2 ee do »..| Wedderburn andj640 0 0 # 86-105 
; AG 1 Wallandoola. pps Bh 66 
351 Do W aed sie dant Camden t cas ...| Wallandoola 20/5 ” 7 
352 Do Siti Th ai 8. portage erat | do leas. O00 iaik ek ME SEHROT 
3538 Do wae Ac Helles) 48) do any nee do ... (640 0 O PA 89-108 
354 Do eee eve eee ”n 21 do oct eee do gee 640 (0) 0 » 90-109 
355 Do eG och gos (ees = do sep tas do (640 O O ae 91-110 
356 Do as ta siul: pes do a and do ...(640 0 O a 92-111 
 BB7 Da we ty vsf gy | Cumberland = and| Wedderburn andi640 9 O fi 93-112 
Camden, Wallandoola, 
308 Do Rea ese hy viaseh. es Wheat Camberlend »:| Wedderburn _».. (640 0 0 ” 94-118 
Ce a a Siena ron ee ee ne A ene tee 














q. O, L, FITZPATRICK, Secrotary for Mines, 
No. 110, 6 Seprempes, 1918,—2, 


yc) Shay NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Serr, 1918. 





% ah hd. f ah s: nee bi A 
RE dy dorm: Second Insertion. 
NOLICK UNDBR SECTION 91 OF THE MINING AOFP, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Ne ae is ‘hereby..given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in tevms of the, abovementioned Act for 6 
Dredging Lense to. mine for ‘lin, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that: T, the, Warden of ; 
the District, having been so directed by. ‘the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 18th day of September, 1918, at b p. m., ios rane 
Warden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry coneesning such application. rice f : 
pe pe S to the ibe dpe must’ be i al with’ ion! in the Warden’s Office at athaas? ‘anos tii aay Sate 

















mentione: eeaeed aoesy 5 ~ ra Fare) 
ee Boe ae Be auwanidia. "BN Bt 
f Re pane f es ” r ? r } 3 oy 
oad farep An. Be ‘_ ery us 
495 William Monckton -»| Portion ML 49, parishes Mayo, Clare, Swinton, and) 15 O vu /|15 April,1918 
Darby, county Hardinge, embracing part of the bed 
and banks of Cope’s Creek and flats adjacent thereto : 
Commencing about 2 chains above the north-east 
corner of portion 31, parish Mayo, and extending 
| thence down the creck for a distance of about 60 
; chains, | Erie 
: ig 
eo ee a) Gane Me drones” sPakiehe et he at W. E PERRY; * | 
pul) d iL : ay { OOF 4 inv ave faves “Warten fi. 





Second Insertion, 


NOTIOR UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT,. 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Ny OmOr is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
A Lease to mine for Tin by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, having 
been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 18th day of September, 1918, at 2-p.m., at the Warden’ s Court ati 
Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such’ application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day above 


























mentioned, 
SCHEDULE. 
Ainestion ea bictset Nani ot Aypltoant: Desoription of Aree, my. W Aree. Sigheih: 
Gi 4s ‘died Pam vadialind 
438 William Cross, Wm.) Portion mi 232, parishes Mayo and Clare, county) 15 O11 | 1l Mar, 1918 © 
Attwater, Hugh R. Hardinge, embracing parts of the bed and banks of i ’ ih} 


son, junction of Bob’s Gully and Oope’s Oreek, and in- 
cluding a part of the village of Copeton. 


A i * : A Sy Fs inet ee eae ii lS Grae 5 Lad ; oF 
) W. I. PERRY, 


Dated this 26th day of August, 1918. ; Warden. 
ow Go a [1821] 


Re) Noa | 





Cross, Jas. W. Ander- Cope’s Creek and adjacent flats, situated at the! . 


[1567] : | Bs Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 6th Septomber, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No, 31,016 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE MACQUARIE 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF BURRANDONG, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council; on the reeommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the’Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 31,016 from conditional sale aetaamn the Macquarie Gold- field), hereunder deseribed, ‘shall be 


revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1918-5,445-153 Misc. ] 


hf 


RP a 82 Sia ghey Minister for Mines. 


ScHEDULE. "oh0 











Land, _Pivinon, Regerre Pritpose. | Date of County. Parish. Shire. i Area. Part revoked, Papers Ne. 


Diastriar. Notitication. 











ay 
Sees 


ote 1 p. 
Wellington. | Bastern..| 31, 16%| From conditional rale| 28 June, 1900| We lington | Burran- - Macquarie 310 0 0 | Part within paciaes 119, 123,) Ma. 1918- 
* 4,899, 


(within the Mac- dong. (about). ‘and 132, roads south-east of 

quarie Gold-field). portions 119 and 132, and (Mines) 
; : 4 veorth of portiin 123, and 
“reserved roud through that 


portion, . tlans W. 1,778, 
L77Y, and 5,002-2,091- ‘5 




















6 Sepr., 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4465» 





Lands Department Potices, 





NOTIFICATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND 
UNDER SECTION 197 OF THE CROWN 
LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913, 

lf is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the Exe- 

cutive Council, that the land described hereunder has 

been acquired, under section 197 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, for the purpose of settlement, 

and jn accordance with the provisions of the said sec- 

tion has become reserved from sale and lease until 
further notified. ; 

The reserve will be noted ‘as No, 52,961 from sale 
and lease. 


Dated this 29th day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
DAVID STOREY. 





Description oF LAND REFERRED TO. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
County of Cumberland, parish of St. Peter, being 


the lands within the boundaries of portions 66, 75, 
76, 82, 83, 84, 88, and 90,—as shown on pan A. 315 
old Roll, and described in Cumberland Registers 2, 
folio 161; 3, folio 17; 4, folios 141 and 121; 5, folio 
84; and 6, folios 20 and 64, at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney; also that part of portion 65 north 
of the road from Campbelltown, passing through per- 
tion 65 in a north-easterly direction,-—as shown on 
plan catalogued R. 1,414-1,603 Roll. 

Area 372 acres 2 roods 15 perches. 
[Aln. 1918-5,595] 


ee. 


[1497] 


T1141] 


ay 


yt 





Department of Lands, 
' Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


fe is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 
Portion of the General Cemetery at Kiama, dedicated 
14th December, 1898, set apart for Church of Eng- 
jand Burial Ground :— 
David Ernest Weir, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. L. 8, 
Kendall, deceased). 
[Misc. 1918-6,348 | 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Kumungerie, 

dedicated. 2nd August, 1905, set apart for Church of 

England Burial Ground :— 

Ernest Merton, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, J. Lord, 
deceased). 

[Mise. 1918-6,3941] 

Show Ground <t Bowraville, area 17 acres 2 roods 14 

perches, dedicated 27th September, 1911. 


Dominick Dever, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. P. Lamph, | 


resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-6,520] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Orange, dedi- 
eated 27th July, 1895, set apart for Church of Eng- 
land Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Arthur Bruce Crossman and Arthur Sorrell 
(in lieu of Mr. H. J. Elder and Mr. W. A. Rae, 
resigned). 

[ Mise. 1918-6,537] 

An area of 1 rood 3 perches at Kiama, dedicated 17th 
Pa eee 1913, for General Cemetery (Exten- 

sion) t— a . 

Reverend Arthur Reeves and Arthur Grey, Esquire 
(in lieu of Mr. William Grey, deceased, and Rev- 
erend H. M. A. Pearce, removed), 

[Mise. 1918-6,348] 

W. G. ‘ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


No, 110, 6 Serrimprr, 1918,—4, 


[1494] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


[* is hereby notified, *for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the Reverend H. M. A. 
Pearce, who has left the district, from his position as 
a Trustee of an area of 1 rood 3 perches at Kiama, 
dedicated 17th September, 1918, for General Cemetery 
(Extension), and he is hereby removed accordingly. 


[ Mise, 1918-6,348] 
W. G, ASHFORD,’ Minister for Lands. 


[1495 | 











- Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
im accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 10,351 at Goolagong, county of Forbes,: 

parish of Binda, area 29 acres 0 roods 20 ‘perches, 

notified 14th December, 1889, for Public Recreation :— 

Patrick O’ Malley, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, 8, J. Pearce, 
cleceased). 


[Mise. 1918-6,349], 





The portion of reserve No..52;747 ‘at Birriwa,: notified 
12th April, 1918, for Cemetery, set apart for Presby- 
terian Burial Ground :— is 
Messrs. John'George Washington Stone, Ronald-“Bow- 
man, Donald Stewart, and Robert Smith. 
[ Misc. 1918-6,490] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


. 





[14¢6] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th’ September,..1918. 
ic is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees of the portion of 
the General Cemetery at Humungerie, dedicated 2nd 
August, 1905, set apart for Church of Englard Burial 
Ground :—~ 
Messrs, Hugh Patterson, ‘Henry Sharpe, Caverly, 
Bewicke Brown, and William Robert Fisher. 
[Misc. 1918-6,394] 





Portion of the General Cemetery at Kiama, dedicated 
14th December, 1898, set: apart for Church of England 
Burial Ground :— j 

Ernest Alfred Blow, Esquire, and the Rector of 
-  Wiama for the time being, 


[Misc. 1918-6,348] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


a 
[869] ‘Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 31st July, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Surveyor’s Board will conduct an examination of 
candidates for licenses to survey under. the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, commencing at 10a.m., 
on Friday, 20th September, 1918, at the Surveyor- 
General’s Office, Department of Lands, Sydney. 
Candidates are ,informed that their applications, 
together with documentary evidence of having com- 
plied with the preliminary conditions, must reach the 
Secretary to the Board at least ten days before the 
date fixed for the examination (Minl. 1918-5,000). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


4466 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


[6 Sepr., 1918. 





(1493) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, )918. 

LAND SALES. 
J N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

_dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public anction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE PUBLIC HALL, BUKKULLA, 


On Tuesday, the 15th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanp District or INVERELL. 
Parish Bukkulla, county Arrawatta, shire Ashford. 


TRMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent..; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lots. 

















Upset Upset 
Portion. Area Price per Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 

4 | ces Be, Deli a) Bey Be he Phy Kay Lidedeey > Cs 
1449 |0 231/29 0 0 153 0.2 0) 28 0 O 
150 |} 0 231/24 0 O] 154 |,0 2 0/230 0 
15) |.0. 231/20 0 O] 155 |0 2.0/23 0 0 
182 |0 229115 0 0 156 0.2 0128 0.0 


Situated 24 miles N. from Inverell, and about 4 miles 8.E. 
from Ashford, on the main Inverell-Ashford road. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,996 ; Plans A. 3,095 and 3,096-1,849. 


— 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WAGGA WAGGA, 
On Thursday, the 17th day of October, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 
Lanp District of Wacca WAGGA. 

_ Within the village of Marror, parish Kinilibah, 
county Bourke, shire Coolamon, 
TMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 

instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 

Town Lots, 





§ 
































Upset Upset 
Allot.} Sec. Area, Price per jAllot.| Sec. | “Area. Price per 
Lot, Lot. 
Atl a reop.| £ s. d. pies ye) Oe lee Sime Beats 
1;,4)0 1 6340 0 OF} 5;19/0 116/15 0 0 
“91 a1 01 8/380 0' 0) Bi, 16'1 16) Io 0 @ 
Of Bd eee Od. cael dent eile. 8.0.8 
at ii tego D0 OL 81" 0 16! 8. OL 8 
S|») 0. 1314;25 0 OF 9] ,/0 1161 7 0 0 
6; ,/0 135/18 0 OF 10] ,,;/0 116)10 0 0 
44 ox dO, 2 90,116 0 UF Too o 232 "9 oG 
3/5/90 135/14 0 OF 2] ,,/0 129! 60 0 
“elo e fee ls2 OO ST so. ae Seg 
10; 5, | 0 135/10 0 OF 4] ,,/0 1 297 4°60 
11).5,;0 135/12 0 O] 5] ,,|}0 129; 5 9 0 
1} 18) 0 1 374512 0 OF 6] .,,/0 1 254) 4 0 0 
2)51/0.2 01 8 0 OF 7] ,, | Qed Oah, 4°050 
S11 His 07 8 DF 8 10 2 aoe. 4 Oe 
4 ieee OB O OFS8) 4, | 0 1 25k) 6 0 6 
PST 8807 F OOPS PO pez} Fo@ewd 
Bl yy} 0 1364, 6 0 Of 1) 21/0 122/10 0 0 
71 59) 8 2864 9 0 Of 2] ,, 1-0 POO: Bisco 
8] 55 |Q 1354) 6 0 3] 3] 4/0 120) 8 0 g 
8) 3 10 Toa 7 OoBihd ash 5 |Oe de20e\ a2 0 0 
10 | Osorno 0 OT 8) ooo BTSs Ona 
1A) 8 264128 OF 641 4, | Oss ore, 
2 dhe God 164,910 Odo Tron | 0 193] 6 0.0 
$) 18 2 oe aoe Oe BT, OL 13.) 6 O20 
SS PO 1 0-0 87> 55-10: Al 8 +068 





Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Marror, 
parish Kinilibah, county Bourke, shire Coolamon. 


SusursBan Lots. 











Upset Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per | Portion. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot, 
a rT. Pp.) & sd: ae, Demis fi. By ide 
186 | 4 128] 31 0 Of 188 4 1 27 | 22°90 ' 0 
187 | 4 129| 27 0 Of 189 4 1 27 27 0 0 


Marror is a railway station on the Junee-Hay line. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,005 ; Plans Marror 18 to 22 and B. 
3,683-1,806. 








SALE AT.THE LANDS OFFICE, URANA, 


On Wednesday, the 23rd day of October, 1918, 
“at 12 o’elock noon. 


Lanp District oF URANA- 
Parish Booroobanilly, county Urana, shire Wunnamurra. 


-|’ Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 


with interest at 5 per cent. 
Country Lots. 











Portion. Area. eiob | Portion. Area, or pce 

Tepid gs OF | fac lla: us ary pupo€ ig. ids 
ll Tt] Big Oe QUIQ 19 10:0; 5:0 0 
14 Pea 0 0 39 1 OeOD don 50 
15 fear 70-0 56 2: 0 if 10 U O 
16 Pea OT | 109 2 2) 12..0,0 
17 1,0:0).5 0 0} 110 liepeoo i ty Uo 
18 1°0'0!°5 0°9 Soap 

Situated about 15 miles from Finley, the nearest railway 
4 station. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,807 ; Plans U. 3,491 to 3493-1,881. 


SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, ARDLETHAN, 

On Wednesday, the 23rd day of October, 1918, 

7 at 12 o’clock noon. 
_ _Lanp District or TemorA CENTRAL. 
Parish Warri, county Bourke, shire Coolamon. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual” 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 
Country Lor. 




















Portion. Area, | sg Chea Remarks, 
ar. p.| £..8. d. 
106 | 10 0 0| 30 0 0} About 2 mile east of Arile- 


than .on Temora-Barellan 
| Railway. 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,806 ; Plan B, 3,410-1,806. 


———_—_—— 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, YOUNG, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


} Lanp Disrricr or \ounc. 
Parish Murrimboola, county Harden, shire Demondrille. 


TrRMs:—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, - 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor: 














Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks; 
Lot. 
Pee tae, Oe gee ie eee , 
640 1 211/10 0 0] Adjacent to the railway 


station and town of Har- 
den. | 


Papers Aln. 1918-6,854; Plan H. 6,548-1,716. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PARKS, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


: Lanp District or PARKES, 
Parish Nelungalong, county Ashburnham, shire Goobang. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, ° 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lors. 








Upset f Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per } Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. . Lot. 
a) £5 Ph) feueae arm pl £ a. dd. 
17 | OL OR See eo 120 |}0 1 0| 20 5 90 
118 <9) O10. 4810 70 121 )0 1 0) 18 5 0 
119 |}0 1 0) 8 0 0 126)°):0° 20 1 19 20 


Upset prices of portions 120, 121, and 126 include £12 5s., 
£3 5s., and £11 value of improvements respectively. 


Situated 8 miles from Parkes and 16 miles from Bogan Gate, 


, the nearest railway station being Gunningbland adjacent, 


Papers Aln, 1918-7,338 ; Plan A. 6,572-1,770. 








‘ 


6 Supr., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


4467 


a a ie YS 


SALE ON THE GROUND, LISMORE, 


On Tuesday, the 8th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Laxp District or Lismorz, 


Within the town of Lismore, parish Lismore, county Rous, 
municipality Lismore. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 



































Town Lor. 
Allot. | Sec. Ares. eo ri ait Remarks, 
ibook aioe spl) By Bard. 
21 7{9 1 0 }250 0 0 | Fronting Carrington-st. 
Papers Aln. 1918-7,086; Plan L. 42-1,599, 
[1507] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 

the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or. 


otherwise, except under permits issued under the provisions 
of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder; and the 
lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be re- 
quired to preserve and area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
- consent of the Forest Officer; all timber suitable for 
mining purposes shall be preserved. The lessee may, 
however, take from the land leased to him such timber 


‘» and» other material for building and other purposes upon) 


caw such*land as:may be required by him as tenant: thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber or 
forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pur- 
pose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable liours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings 
where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909. 


have, been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substi- 

tuted, viz. :— 

No timber ‘shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the Jand 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such'land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 


No. 0: 


Crown-lease Lessee. 








Land District. | 





David James Leslie Moore. 


1913-— 6 | Glen Innes ... 

1913-7 Do ...| Jasper Eusden Morley. 
1913-9 | gigDo ...| Alfred Cosgrove. 
1914-29 | Grafton «| John Alfred Smith. 
1913-16 | Inverell ; .| Albert James Smith. 
1915-22 Do ...| James Phillip Dawson. 
1914-14 | Tamworth ...| William Taylor. 
1914-18 Do ...| William Shorten. 
1913-18 | Tenterfield .. | Robert Chapman. 





= 


Nowz.- The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 


of generat license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands.. 


bf | 
7 re 4 : } 
TOL LIS ie ri ide Gh 4 YK 


[1506 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


{it is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
- the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the ‘provisions of section 182 of the Urown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except’ under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
and the lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be 
required to preserve an area of not less'than 3 per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 
dispensed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased: Provided the area 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
permission is first obtained from, the. local Forestry 
Officer. The lessee may, however, take from the land 
Jeased to him such timber and other material for building 
and other purposes upon such land, as may be required 
by him as tenant therevf, provided such land is not com- 
‘prised within a timber or forest reserve. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the. 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at. the 
time in force. 


All persons specially authorised shall ;have full right to enter 


upon the land at any time within reasonable jours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Mimister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 19u9, 

have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 

viz. :— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the ‘time in 
force. 

The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 

. be necessary for the purpose of shade ana shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land. 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
_and other material for building and other purposes upon 
‘such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 

provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— ; 





No. ofj 


Lessee, 
Crown-lease. 


Land District, 





1913-19 | Armidale Colin Williamson. 

1916- 1 Do ...| Samuel Stephen Holloway. J 
1917-19 Do .| Miriam Frances May Faulkner. 
1914-3 | Boorowa  ...| Patrick Joseph Sheehan. 


Vernon Curr, 
John Henry Bevin. f 


21 | Glen Innes... 
29 | Inverell 





1916- 1 | Murrurundi ...| Henry Albert Rixon. 
1915-1 Do . | Thomas Herbert Rixon. 
1914~ 4 | Queanbeyan ...|. William James’ Poulton. 
1916- 8 | Singleton Sarah Elizabeth Morton, 


dames Duncan Rock. 
Arthur Butler. 


9 | Tenterfield... 
1915- 7 Do 








Noru.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Porestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department, of Lands, pes 
waher: 6th September, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
SUBURBAN LANDS, VILLAGE OF UTUNGUN. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that at 
the expiration of three months from this date it 
is intended, under the provisions of section’ 23) of) the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
design of village of Utungun, by excising part of the 
suburban lands and closing certain streets. 
| Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Kempsey, and at 
the Department of Lands, Sydney. 





[1530] 


' (Ms. 1918-6,816] ye 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


4468 


[1042] — Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF LITTLE PLAIN. 


Ei is hereby notified for public information that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23: of 
the Crown ‘Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of village of Little Plain, by excising part 
of the village lands, and closing Cooper-street and 
parts. of Reserve and Ross streets, also lane in sec- 
tions 8 and 9. 

Lithograps showing, the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Inverell, Post 


Office, Little Plain, and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 


[ Ms, 1918-5,177] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1557] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


LAND BOARD MEETING TO DEAL WITH APPLI- 
CATIONS FOR BLOCKS WITHIN HOME- 
STEAD FARM AREA No. 773, PARISHES OF 
CURRIBA AND BYGALORE, COUNTIES OF 
DOWLING AND GIPPS, LAND DISTRICT OF 
WYALONG. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Local Land Board will, on 16th September, 1918, 
sit at the Court-house, ‘femora, and. deal, under 
Regulation 44, with any applications made for the 
blocks within Homestead Farm Area No. 773, com- 
prising portions 46 to 62, parish of Bygalore, county 
of Gipps, and portion 89, parish of Curriba, county 
of Dowling, from 26th August, 1918, to 3lst August, 
1938, inclusive. After determination of priority by 
ballot, the Local Land Board will preeeed to consider 
the question of confirmation of the applications of 
such applicants as may be present. 
[0.8. 1918-21,665] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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[31556] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


LAND BOARD MEETING TO DEAL WITH AP- 
PLICATIONS FOR BLOCKS WITHIN HOME- 
STEAD FARM AREA No. 740, PARISHES OF 
GAINBILL, TIBEAUDO, AND KILLAWARRA, 
COUNTY OF DOWLING, LAND DISTRICT OF 
HILLSTON. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m. on 16th Sep- 
tember, 1918, sit at the Court-house, Temora, and 
deal, under Regulation 44, with all applications which 
haye been made for the blocks within Homestead 
Area Wo. 740, notified 26th April, 1918, parishes of 
Cainbill, Tibeaudo, and Killawarra, county of Dowl- 
ing. After determination of priority by ballot the 
Local Land Board will proceed to consider the ques- 
tion of the confirmation of the appplications of such 
applicants as may be present. 


[Ms, 1917-9,334] 
“IW. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1520] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th Septemher, 1918. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
i ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder 
described; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, 
within one month from the date of this notice, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the 
closing-of the said roads. 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


Pa NN calle S00 NANNING DE OU hr le NR 2 8 ell ee 








[6 Sepr., 1918, 





DESCRIPTION. 
The unnecessary reserved road 200 links wide within 
portion 56, and the unnecessary boundary road sepa- 
rating portion 56 (part), parish of Magometon, from 


portion 74 (part), parish of Mungery, parishes of 
‘Magometon and Mungery, county of Leichhardt, 


Wingadee Shire. 
[Roads 1918-342-1] 





[1551] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, Gth September, 1918. 

NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 

PARTS OF ROAD. 

H*® Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Hxeeutive Council, directs it to be notified that, 

in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 

the “Public Roads Act, 1902,’ the parts of road 

hereunder described, which are now no. longer re- 

quired, are hereby closed, and the land comprised 

therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 
public or any person to the same as highways. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary parts of road 150 links wide within 
Reserve No. 31,657 for hospital, notified 20th October, © 
1900, as now included in designed suburban portions 
1,..2,.10, ,11,-12,,14;,15,,.16, 17, 18, 19, .and.20, ...Within, 
suburban boundaries town of Port Macquarie, parish 
of Macquarie, county of Macquarie, Municipality, of 
Port Macquarie. 

[Roads 1918-341-3] 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


(RD WN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates t-- 
Gazebte 


No. 

ABERNETHY—Saturday, 28th September, 1918 =... 104 

Aubpury—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 £REODS 

ARMIDALE—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 

Asurorp—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918 ... 
Batnursr—W ednesday, 2nd. October, 1918... ve 104 
BELLIncen—— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 pia Ky 
Brereza—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 UO 
Boutian Drtan— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918... 107 
Buneenporu—Saturday, 14th September, 1918... 98 
Casino—W ednesday, 25th September, 1918... .. 104 
CooNABARABRAN— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918... 107 
CooramMunDRA— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 
Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... 104 
Corowa—Wedneaday, 25th September, 1918 -. 101 
Cowra-—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... MeL) 
Duxepeo—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918  ... 91 
Forpus—Wednesday, $th October, 1918 ... we 104 
Gian Ixnnus—Wednesday. 25th September, 1918 ... 101 
GouLpurx— Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 91 
Grarron—Wednesday, llth September, 1918 ... 98 

GuUNNEDAH— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ve 104.5 
Do Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 Dy 
GuNpAGAI—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
Do Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 Ps LOL 


Inverrii—Friday, 20th September, 1918 ... se. 08 
Kempsry—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 Reem LOL 

Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... me LOT 
Lismorr—Wedunesday, 11th September, 1918 2 etaQ 
LirHcow—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 se kOL 


Mitvatre—Thursday, 26th September, 1918... ». LOL 
Motone—W ednesday, 11th September, 1918 COL 
Muperr—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 crcl AO 
MuRRUMBURRAu—Tuesday, 10th September, 1918... 

Narrapri— Wednesday, 1Sth September, 1918 ... 98 
Newcastite— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 104 
Nowra—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... co lOF 
Nyncan—Wednesday, 11th September, 1918 ergs 
Orancr—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 101 
PaRRAMATTA— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 Leto’ 


Poxararoo—Saturday, 12th October, 19]8 ... ae UHH | 
Quirinpi—Friday, 18th October, 1918 aud i UO 
SyDNEY—Wednesday, 2nd Oetober, 1918... .. 104 


TamwortH— Wednesday. 11th September, 1918 ... Ql 


Do Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... o. 104 
Tarre—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... JOS 
TomaLpin—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 ay 288: 
TRUNDLE-—Saturday, 21st September, 1918... ae 
Tumot—Wednesday, 25th September, 1919 vn! LOL 
WatcHa— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ,., 101 
WaLeutt—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... vee 104 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





















































6S 
EPT., 191 
 1918.] 
e NEW ; 
IN THE LAND A SOUTH WALES GOVER! 
PPEA RNMI t 
fy) =7; COURT OF N NMEN'T GAZETTE, N 
N ee is hereby Seri ar NEW SOUTH . E, No. 110 
at the appeal Cou given that Si . | 
he und rt of at Sitti ; 
specified jermentioned pla South ae of the La a 2 2 A469 
Seether in ae: pean foe poramencit will be ee uN 3 4 a 3 
ssued, a ect of g of all ing oa 2 2 2 | 
n A on th , as 
may be aap tee ae Pe bene ae batty = s 8 8 Bes Begs Be 
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gust, 1918. . JAMIESON 28 2 8 (gee ciel Ae oe 
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New South CEEDIN IN AC Bee, we tt aa 
ew South G BEFORE T, 1918 ? oad 
to wit Wales, } B Locan tats a a ° Oo 
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TAKE a A tet SES Sie 
TARE NOTIC sz | BI seater} pe 
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SEB E ee eee he as ena de ge 8 e ; an 
Meek fail to ap dow nite on ig Mad 2 oe Ad q te BDHOMMDOWO 
ed in y pear aring at wie gi ak p 
Hea n your Pog give Board, if Gh ‘ A eae moO rt e1n9 a 
O12 a zn : so 8 aoe abi cn) 
1918, t Wagea Wag so see fit, will ks a SN an aes a ere wn 
gga this 2nd da gq -8 = ey 
ay of Se - 
ptember «3 o ry 
No Mr ‘A. H W.F.DA er, a3 Be han f Bitoh elenict 
#id, Plead Grover, eare of - Gas BE 2 wf 3 $ weeds ° 
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x « Ty 2 ~ oto 
fa 5) rangeline, (oa q rg Z : =o ee 2 3 5 ee ° 
: Gonsid ce ATTRR FoR 6 & 8 A ci SC ra 
ing No orto of vat INVESTIGATION I $ oa | ee rie fe 
: 5 yc ° “ H “ f o "Ss cee sats) = 
ofpUrang. oes. Beer eep tion i th; ar z. 4 = ies 
alore, county 143 #8 a ed ib in 
[1555] Cen waa Ca ; oq Boba 
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A THE hs EE Ree = Blass Seep re | 
LENTION is invit range, Bxd Septem: eae i Bl oe8 8 2% 
oF abonte’ e parish pero eae cation by Isaa » HS = i Be Soa 2 3 | 
22,310 20 acres rlan, cou purchase ac Row- Qo 8 eS « a & "ep BS eo 
ii , parish of G F ip fn cee of Bligh portion 6, of eS el Pes A ey ae 
an Pee Ld ay county aay lode A eer a Be Sic Ena 
pie ot Se lea rating th illip. reserve ONE = B22 ..8 O35 | 
al he ae oS aoe sars 
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fee us jand Court-house, Graig aay ee hae Som 2 ao | Sodss8 5 | 
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for an a ee? Caroline ® Domes applica- 4 g5a8 c Smet 8 
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and e Offices illastratin e ga, county of ae aa ma ae 588 
the Crov of the J g the pr eS ee ESAagsao 
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ass ont d e eandidé mber, 1918 ard, B 3s 2 Qua rh es 
a date ta be red by the L i 8m ES a af Wise ys 
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[6 Sepr., 1918. 


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4480 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, [6 Serr., 1918, 
[1492] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 
EXTENSION OF TERMS OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


ii is hereby notified that the terms of the Residential Leases hereunder specified have been extended under the provisions of section 229 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the dates mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions 


so far as they now apply, to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 131, and to the special 
eonditions as set out in footnote hereof. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 












































Date of | | ape pi) term Rent 
*<¢ | Gazette notice | | Qold-field or of Lease, required 
é 3 granting eae ve Neate ee dress County. -_ ‘Parish, ({ Mineral Area pete | | for 
Pe Residential . , | | Field, r ¥From— To— | current 
Lease. | | year. 
Lanp Disrrict oF INVERELL; GuyYRA ha 
Occ P. S800 1919, 1928, 
414 {13 Jan., 1900...] 1918- 5, 581 | Smith, Albert James, of} Hardinge.., ‘| Cope’a Creek| Tingha ” 7 0 110 UV | 13 Jan...) 12 Jan...) 
| ingha, “i (portion 29), 
| . 8,501-3,762 
Lanp District oF INVERELL; BANNOCKBURN SuIRE. 
E ‘ 1919, 1982, 
649 | 20 Feb., 1904...) 1918-5580 | Griffiths, Jofin Thomas,| Hardinge..,| Clare e.| Situated on 0200 1200 | £0 Feb. ..; 19 Feb. | dv padads 
of Copeton, via In. mineral field, (portion 58). 
verell, proclaimed HH, 3,905. | 
| | 28rd Jan, | | 
| 1904, | | 


Lanp District or MupakeE; WYAaLDRa SHIRE. 


Tatternall, Charles Re-| Phillip oo | Guntawang 


1916, 3930, 
bert, of Gulgong. | 
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559 26 July...) 25July.. 


Gulgong... 20 0 0 200 
ay aia 312). 


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R.L. 414, Inverell. The coste amounted to 15s. 9d, as again:t £1 paid, the balance 4s. 3d, to be applied towards part Maal of 
rent for year ending 12th January, 1920, 


R.L. 649, Inverell. The costs amount to £1 as against £1 paid, 


R.L. 559, Mudgee, The lessee shall maintain in efficient repair the existing fencirg ipen a surveyed boindaries of the lease 
during the term thereof. The costs amount to £1 as against £1 paid. 


Note.—The lessees sha’] keep the lards free from rabbits, and from briars, blackberry, and ther noxious plants and wee!s during 
the currency of the leaces, 





Se eee eee 


[1501] Dopartment of Landa, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A CROWN-LEASE. 
OTICE is hereby given that the area hereunder specified has been added to the Crown-lease particularised in the appended 


Schedule, in accordance with the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, subject to the oxceptions, 
reservations, restrictions, powers, rights, provieoes, and conditions contained in the Crown-lease. 
ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Laxp Disterct or Batuvurst. 























| 2 Annual Full 
bi as Existing Existing Area Full 
at Name of Lessee, D wa BPN, f Land | parish. | County. | Shire. | Area of Rent, of added to tee Area of aaah 
Lease, Lease. Lease. EO Lease. cass, 
| | » rps & ¢ a. tr. Pp £ a da, a pl fe a, 
1912-11 | John Stephen Smeed_..,! Portion 31 aA «| Walber- | Roxburgh; Ryl- 306 2 0 316 8 20 0 0 0 7 UV (3826 2 0; «€ 3 8 
ton. stone. 
[1502] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


ae is hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfoited in .co*rdance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty cloar days from this date, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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Teammates 
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No. of Annual 
AM lay | Namo of Leagee, veri Parish. County. Shire, Area, Rental. Beason for Forfeiture, 

a. r py La. d, 

1018-10, Dunedco Henry Stewart Gorden; 21 Burrendsh ,,.|Gowen..  . | Gilgandra e |1,477 0 0/1317 O | Non-payment of rent. 

Central.| Mathews, 
1916~ 5, Port John O'Shea we sews} «S80 Kores we  o-| Macquarie ..| Hastings... «171 3 ¢ 2 8 0} do . 

Macquarie. | | | | 


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[1482] Department of Lands, 


NOTIFICATIO 


ee 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


N OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREA OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREA THEREOF. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1834 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the convertible arca of the conditional lease 


mentioned in such Schedule at the capital vulue and rental stated.’ 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreicr or NynGan. 











Date from Future 
































a 4 : Capital | Rent nie ‘ . Future 
Papers. S Parish, County. Area, | Added to—| Value | per arene la pchan § e Convertible! “peat Shire, 
8 per Acre. | Aere. 2 addition takes Area of 
a | effet, of C.L, 
cs, | Act T. Ds Cl. De Gade Los. ds as(1 T, p K «xd. 
1918-2120 Ady of} Nirranda ...| Canbelego ...| 990 uv vu 1yl4-1 020 0] 32 412 lu | 28 Aug.,191&) 6,142 uo 0 28 15 lu | Bogan, 
[1003] Department of Lands, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 
and that it is the intention to grant leases should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land 
Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. ; 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Local Land Board Date 








Purpose for i 
‘ . : FRG P Office where up to which 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area, waien, Leste is objections may bé objections 
° lodged. may be lodged. 
Pee | 
C, ©. Lazzarini and C.| Cook’s River, fronting Recreation Reserve, 0 0383 | Baths =F --| sydney.. 55 “+ 13 September, 1918. 
| 


Pickering, Trustees of; parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 
the Tempe Recreation 
Club, (Spl. Ls. 1918-9, 
Metropolitan.) 

Farrelly, A., (Spl. Ls,| Shea’s Creek Canal, parish of Botany, county; 0 0 123 | Wharf oe Ni} dois. ts Ae OB} cA 5s 
1918-5, Metropolitan.) | of Cumberland. | 








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[1228] Departmont of Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERMS OF LEASHS FOR SPHCIAL PURPOSES. 
EF is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 191%, 
of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it 1s the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Obairman for the Land Board District im 
which the land ia situated on or before the date specifiod in each case hereunder. ; 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Local Land Board Date 
: F A A ha gb ir . Office where up to which 
Applicant. Loeality of Land applied for. Area. w - I — is objections may be objections 
; eearee lodged. may be lodged. 
Aus D. 
Williams, Caroline M.| Kyle Bay, parish of St. George, county of Cum-| 0 0 27 | Bathing-place, Sydney.. 4), «-| 18 Sept., 1918, 
(Sp. L. 4,022, Metro-| berland, fronting portion 19. (about). jetty, and boat: 
politan). house. = 
Thomas Neden ,, ..| Sp. Ls. 1912-8, Murwillumbah, parish Terranora,| © 1 24 | Wharf and storage) Grafton os Soha ee. 3 ” 
county Rous, on Boyd’s Bay, fronting Terra- of timber. 
nora Terrace, 
[1505] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


WITHDSAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned portion of land, advertised for Sale by Auction on the date spesifiel 
below, has been withdrawn from sak, viz. :— 








Date of Sale, | Place of Sale, | Particulars of Land, | No, of Papers. 














Casino oe .. | Portion 8, parish Tatham, county Richmond, shire Woodburn a Aln. 1918-7,422 


DASDOMLG IRE 08. 2 )cno J Ey TN SURMISE, AND US 
ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 


25 Sept., 1918 .... 














No, 110, 6 Szpremper, 1918,—5, 


4482 


[1163] 


Noe is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordanee with the peovinises s 


NEW SOUTH) WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 110. 





Department of Lands, 


[6 Sepr.,'1918, 


Sydney, 6th siiiied 1918, 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


of the 72nd section of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The leases will terminate on 3let December, 1918. 











W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






































SCHEDULE. 
gat yas Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire. | Area, 
StL ars 
15,674, Albury | Gell, Philip Parker .«.. ...| Woomargama ...| Goulburn ; Holbrook 850 0 
13,659, Armitale Hutton, Albert Percy:.. .| Exmouth and} Sandon; Dumaresq 3840 0 
Dumaresq. 
15,656, 5 ...| Crawford, Thomas .. eet COU nwase Inglis; Apsley ... 350 0 
16,477, “4 ..| Hillard, William Charles” ...) Gyra ... ...| Sandon ; Dumaresq 260, 0 
17,462, ” ...| Newberry, John .| Blythe ... Clarke; Guyra... 1 640 O 
20,568, 4 He Oo dot mics, do do ae ..| 640 O 
20,571, Griffin, Patrick... ...| Congi Inglis; Apsley ... «| 165 '0 
21,800, - Crawford, Thomas... .| Seott wy do clo 320 O 
25,414, » Bank of New South Wales ...) Exmouth and} Sandon; Dumaresq 480 0 
\ Dumaresq. 
1905-26, ,, Allingham, Herbert ... ».| Looanga Inglis ; Cockburn ... 855 0 
1907-45, ,, ...| Bath, James Moore  .. Shasta ... Sandon; Dumaresq 640 O 
1910-3, ,, .-| Bath, Wm. James Christopher do ; do do K 500 0 
4, 45 ays Allingham, Herbert Balala Hardinge ;: Gostwyck 70 0 
1911-1, ., Barnden, Fred. fees do : do do evr 280...0 
1915-5, §,, Sole, Thomas Kdward : Everett .. Hardinge ; PS et Pe CEN A) 
6," Do a do do ..| 474 0 
1916- 2, ,, Rooney, Dennis A coal apalala) ee? .| Hardinge ; Ghistnpok ..| 400; 0 
Lig whe Morgan, William ws ...| Hargrave and] Sandon; Dumaresq 1,120 0 
Ferryman. 
1909- 2, Barmedman| McNamara, James ..,,.. ...| Curraburrama ...} Bland); Bland... ... wil 760 0 
78,3 Bathurst ...| Foran, Patrick... ...| Vulcan ... Wesmoreland; Oberon ...j| 640 0O 
327; H Long, Martin ... Mozart and Vul- do do «| 426 O 
can. 
3,536, Be Larnach, Donald ” va) Lowry .:. ...| Bathurst ; Abercrombie ...| 170 0 
5,450, os Do LY, ...| Lowry and Gal- do do 140 @ 
braith, 
9,986, pay «+| Dobin, Thomas .| Jesse... Roxburgh ; Turon... : 8CO O 
28,070, 53 nae Grady, Timothy Joseph ; Mozart, and Bal. Westmoreland; Oberon ...) 194 0 
four, 
28,29 4, i | Seott, Drysdale a Turon Roxbureh ; Blaxland &30 0 
28,963, i. ...| Tobin, Lhomas Jesse... ..| Roxburgh; Taron 640 0 
1207- 8, 3 ...| Shumack, John William Turon, Eskdale,| Roxburgh; ‘Blaxland and 609 0 
and Castleton. Turon. 

eee) (8, ...| Larnach, James award Lowry and Gal-| Bathurst; Abercrombie ,..| 155 0 

braith. 

68, * Scott, Drysdale Jesse and Turon} Roxburgh; Turon andj 640 O 

Blaxland. 

als % ..| Shumack, John William ...| Hskdaleana Jesse} Roxburgh; Turon... ae | 20. 40 
1908 ~11, ij v..| Tobin, Thomas.., Aah acu GSSO Nuits do do 512 0 

28, ...| Tobin, Thomas, sen. .. ...| desseand H Eskdale do do 1,018 0 
1914~ 3, " «| Smith, Roberé MeLennin  ...) Turon Roxburgh; Rylstone 500 O 

1y, re | Wilson, Eric Lester Verry.../ Vulcan ... Westmoreland; Oberon ...) 450 0 
1915- 6, 5 ..| Australian Mercantile Land) Turon Roxburgh; Blaxland .|> 7380°°0 

and Finance Co., Ltd. « 

10, ey «| Shumack, John William doo do do .| 969 0 
1916- 5 in ...| Fitzpatrick, Daniel Francis ...| Blenheim Westmoreland ; Oberon ...|'1,020 0 
27,653, ‘Bega Ritchie, Henry .. Tanja Dampier; Mumbulla 190 0 
1912- "7, a ie Hayden, James 4 do do do 820 O 
1903+ 4, Bellingen ...|' McLennan, Theodore Alex-| Never Never Raleigh ; Bellingen 612 0 

ander John. : 

1907-17, Binga:a MecGovera, James Shannon ...| Paleroo ... Murchison ; Gwydir «| 854 O 

; - McGovern, Hubert ... do do do 549 O 

1909- 4, 5 Do : do ‘ do do sox 1,920 “O 

5, > Do a Sp, outs do do ...| 1,600" 0 

1913- 2, “i ..| Quelch, Edward Archibald . do fs do do Be 35 0 

11,314, Braidwood ...| Kennedy, Terence ...| Seymour St. Vincent; Tallaganda ,... 11381 

82,356 5 «| Laurie, Peter .., ‘ ...| Bendoura do do 149 O 

1907241, ce »..| Hyland; Wm. James, and) Tatlaganda do do 1,920 0 
‘ John Francis. 

42, » Do Tallaganda and do do 1,280 0 

Bettowynd. 

1903-22, * ee Do Tallagaoda do do 655 0 

23, + ba Do do do do 385 40 
19i1- 3, Ps ..|,Hatch, Edmond Thomas ___,..| Palerang Murray ; Tallaganda 520 0 

4, " Saas Do sad do do do 440 0 
8354, Burrowa — ahtiee F. A.; and Hamilton,| Yundoo .. «| Monteagle; Murrungil iV Re 
1000, Garcoar .«| Glasson, Robert «| Parfleet... ..| Bathurst; Waugoola 354° 0 
13,423, ”» sen Do een Gorn. e do do vee 815.0 
17,908, 4, ...| Maguire, Thomas t .| Egbert ... ae do do 870 0 
23,700, 5 ...| Glasson, Robert ea Purfleet... 1 do do wef, 800 0 
32,398, ,, ...| Green, Alfred ... Neville .. Bathurst; Lyndhurst ...) 172 3 
1915- 4, , ..| Drady, David ... Roeeberg Bathurst; Waugoola 620 0 
1916— 7, wy, # Lo én Lucan .,4: ..| Bathurst; Lyndhurst 835) 0 
11,880, Casino ...| Henderson, Cunningham Myrtle ... Richmond; Woodburn and/1,110 0 

- Copmanhurst. 

16,658, rf .J1 Yabsley, Thomas West Coraki and| Richmond; Woodburn ...| 113 0 





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6 Serr,1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4483 
CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LHASES.—continued. 
Nesenween: Se Name of Lessee Parish County and Shi Annual 
Land District. ee igi Rent. 
Bley S esi oh) ace dba (els 
17,106, Casino ...| Edwards, John Charles ...| Sherwood ..| Rous; Kyogle ... 780 OVO }H4 PS 
17,122, FS sit Do ...| Loadstone sap a, 0 do agen 2 G4 Yaa s 
17,181, F ...{ Yabslev, Charles ae .| West Coraki ...| Richmond ; Woodburn et 99 0 0; 10 6 
17,183, ..| McCafferty, Patrick .., sesh) Weyon'l ie, ry Richmond ; Tomki and) 200 0 O|} 1 6 0 
Copmanhurst. 
17,844, r) ...| Pratt, Walter Thomas ...| Bungabbee ...| Rous; Terania ... wa ere 0 GO) 10 
17,998 = Edwards, John Charles .| Findon ... ..| Rous; Kyogle ... wu zo 0.70) 1 6 19 
TP,064 0. Loliback, George, senr. 7) Weyer 6. Richmond; Tomki and) 260 0 0/ 1 0 0 
Copmanhurst 
19,741, ‘ ...| Lollback, Peter Oharles vat do it do do 270 0 O| 1 2.6 
19,742, i ...| Lollback, George, senr. ; do ids do do 300 0 O0| 1 5 O 
19,743, 45 Do do bs’) do do 440 0 0! 2 5-10 
20,585, Do Ls do Ly do do 600 0 0! 210 4 
21,282, s ...| Anderson, August Bt Nandabah ...| Bichmond; Tomki 93 0 0 | 100 
21,285, pA ...| Pursey, Arthur Frampton, and| Doubleduke ...| Richmond ; Woodburn 640 0 0; + 0-0 
Pursey, Francis George. 
24,798, * ...| Yabsley, Charles aM | West Coraki .., do do on eaG OO} 1 UO'g 
27,323, Pe | Whiteride, Alexander .. Nandabah .} Richmond ; Tomki 3) 808 0 @| 8&8 8 4 
29,218,0 5 ...| Lollback, George Arthur Wyon ... ...| Richmond;  Tomki and} 820 0 0; 3 8 4 
Copmenhurst. 
31,938,: , ...| Lollback, Peter Charles do a do do | 640 0 @| 2 0 0 
31,939, , ins Do do cl do do sf i,100 0 0 2 6 0 
1908- 4, ,, ...| Field, Thomas Alfred... Woodenbong ...| Buller; Kyogle ... 704 0 O} 517 4 
Wllisl4, ...| Larkin, Charles Goulburn .| Worendo F aed Kyo le 300 0 O] 3:'2°6 
1912-40, ,, ...| Cox, John Thomas Cougal .., ned i ed ORO ety 30: 
1913-13, ,, \..| Powell, Arthur Thomas Rodham Ris Droke; Copmanhurst 1,920 0 0/12 0 0 
1914- 2, ,, Bank of Australasia ....+ ..| Gibberagee ... Richmond ; W oodbura Se) 0) Oa) rend 
34, Gollan, Oswald Henry ...| Busby ... 53 Richmond ; Tomki vet #GCO 0 OF} 316 <8 
ae i Bi; Paomes Hopkins Merrick Donaldson ..| Buller; Kyogle ... wt 160 0: @ LY 6S 
1 ot in Walters, Oswald Outhbert ...| Warrazambil ...) Rous; Kyogle ie Be0 Ov Gr ant Oo 0 
a9 . {;0 ...| McNamee, Patrick ... Black Camp ...| Drake; Kyogle 870 0 0] 412% 6 
1915- 5, ,, ..| MeMillan, John Archibald Donaldson nis Buller; Kyogle _... 430 0 OO] 311 8 
1 a, ..| Brown, Malcolm Camira ... Bs Richmond ; Copmanhurst 1,250 0 0)]10 8 4 
12; &, ...| Fulton, George ad: Cougal and] Kous; Kyogle i OPO | al Oe] 
Worendo. 
15751, Cooma ...| Blaxland, Frederick, and} Umaralla ...| Beresford; Monaro +i 1020 0 60} 8 0 6 
Harnett, John abe | 
18394, 43 O'Mara, Jeremiah ...| Wullwye ...| Wallace; Dalgety... 120 0 G4 25-0 
1907-110, ,, Blaxland, Frederick, and| Umaraila ...| Beresford; Monaro 480 0 O| 2 410 
Harnett, John Joseph. 

1909- 48, ,, \..| O'Mara, Jeremiah Wullwye ...| Wallace; Dalgety... al BBS 0 4ONP™2' 19" 2 
1914- 17, Coona- Failes, Frederick Geor ze Gora ..| Baradine; Coonabarrabran! 820 0 0; 2138 4 
barrabran 
12,195, Cootamundra|, Maroney, John... Congou ... ...| Bland; Jindalee ... 1445 0 OF 1°’ 4 2 
1905- 1, Corowa  ...| Jackson, George Robert, and Corowa... ...| Hume; Coreen if 286 0 0 7°38 0 

4 Hand, Sarah Ann. : 
1908- 1, sy a Coughlan, Thomas and John...) Quat Quatta ...| Hume; Hume and Cory 29) 2) OW 2 19 0 
1914- 5, a )..) Dunne, Peter Francis ... ...| Locumwal eat Taney Berrigan 240 0 10110 UY 0 
1,434, Deniliquin O’ Keefe, Aloysius att Whymoul Se Wakool ; Wakool ... 640 0 0} 210 0 
1,435, , Do a do bea do Gort 3G 649 0 0} 2100 
7,689, % Australian Mercantile Land| Barratta ...| Townsend; Windouran ,,.) 522 0 0} 80 4 2 
and Finance Co., Ltd. 
22;791,0 » Eagle, Edward Bolton Chowar and Wakool; Wakool ... 740 0 07180 0 
Cockran. 
82,678, .| Thornley, Annie Margaret ,..) Warbreccan  ...| Townsend; Murray 171 2 0 | 2210 
1914-26, Dubbo ...| Acourt, John Kobert .., vf Dewar ... ...| Lincoln; Talbragar se 640 © © 8 6 0 
24,515, Dunedoo .:.| Newcombe, Henry U1 ...| Wargundy ...| Bligh ; Wyaldra ... 632 0 0) 3 4 8 
1912- 15. ,, ...| Giffin, Henry. ... fe Warung ...| Bligh; Coolah 640 0 0) & 68 
1914- 2 Newcombe, James Henry Wargundy ...| Bligh; Wyaldra 1,920 0 0] 10 © 0 
i Lovegrove, Ambrose ... Warung ...| Bligh ; Coolah 450° 0! 0} 38 2 6 
air 3 Do. Ba ea do is do de : 160 0 0) #'U © 
22,796, Dungog Bruce, James ... bos ...| Uffington ...| Durham ; Wallarobba $30 0 0; 516 38 
1906- 2, ,, Lean, Robert ... mst ...| Hosterton ...| Gloucester; Wallarobba ...| 200 0 0} 1 5 UV 
2ON ss Page, Thomas John .., Trevor ... ie do do ei 200 0 O8 1 db 
1912-2, ,, Ricklar, George Henry «| Alfred and Gloucester ; Stroud i 640 0 OF 38 6S 
Trevor. 
3. og White, Samuel Campbell Fosterton «s.| Gloucester ; Wallarobba ... 71. 3 10 16 Ome O 
4p Nugent, Robert 13% Wangat... 3 do do : 240 0 OF LO" DO 
Sie igs r Capararo, Antonia h ...| Boonabilla ...| Durham ; Wallarobba .,.| 820 0 O L413 4 
1916- 2, Martin, John Henry, and| Trevor ... Lm Gloucester ; Wallarobba ... 500 0 0), 8 2 6 
Moore, john Richard, | 
18,805, Eden... ...| Calman, John ... : «| Xowaka... ...| Auckland; Imlay... 300 0 O} 210 -0 
28,159, Forbes ...| Elliott, ‘Joseph... Cumbijowa _,,.|. Forbes; Jemalong 300 0 0}; 210.0 
10,948, Glen Imnes ... Halloran, Edward Diehard... ...| Gough, Severn .., 640 0 0} 6 6 8 
26,659, 5 ..| McIntosh, Norman Aloxamser.. Louis .., o3 do do aa 316 120 L? 6% 
1913- 3, ,, ..; Seton, Leonard Milea Cariston Fladbury vhf) =» 0 ao an 1,128 0 0; 414 0 
44. & Cox, Joseph Capoompeta_...| Olive ; Severn 1,920 0 0)12' 0°90 
1915-4, ,, .| Dwyer, James .. do wf do 1,280 0 0; 5 6 8 
By ...| Noble, John .| Louis ...| Gough; Severn GO¥ 0 0}, 2a0°%7 
Poe 4 ...| Limbs, Patrick Joseph - ...| Diehard .. yt vies LO do 750 0 Ut 9°28. 8 
1916-8, , .| Cox, Arthur Wm. Benjamin...| Capoompeta ...| Clive; Severn 120 0 0 1 vy 
Ss aes Do aN x do Pk do oN 765 O 0 4° 0 
1908- 8, Gosford ...| Bailey, Gabriel... ute Stowe and Olney Northumberland ; ‘¥rina = 649 0 0) 3 6 8 
9, FS .| Woodbury, John a Wyong . do ° do 100 O UV LP eG) 
8,694, Grafton «| Tindal, Charles Grant Rous ad | Gham. Fitzroy ; Dorrigo ... 1,386 0 0 |,10°6 -% 








bigue. 











4484 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





[6 Sepr., 1918, 





CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 





No. of Lease and 


Land District. 


Name of Lessee. 





8,695, Grafton 
8,656, - 
10,299, |, 
10,495.09 oh 
10,499, +. 5; 
10,974, Pe 


LLL eee 


11;765;< ||, 


12,686, _,, 
13,267. i 
14,040, _,, 
14041) Vi, 
14,042, ~ ,, 
17,414, , 
ks 
19,197, 
19,565,. , 
20,937, <5 


20,389. :r i, 
20.867,. ba 


OV AGB. |i, 
25,0738, 
29,239, _,, 
80,237,. 4 


30,757, |» 


81,700, in 


1905-4, , 
1908-3, ,, 
4, ” 


8,865, Grenfell 


5 mo ” 

BOLD=2 os 

3, ” 
32,683, Gundagai 


1914— 6, Gunnedah .. 


1915- 1 sy 
1905-42, Hay 
1206-26, ,, 


33, ” 
41, ,, 


4O1Set 4) |, 
1915- 2 


, "9 
1909-14, Hillston 
1911-99, |, 
19ige lie 

2, ” 
15,597, Inverell 
15,598 
1905.) Oe 

15, 
1906-70, 4, 
1907-13). 
Ilicise le 
1912-6, , 
1916- 6, 
10,737, Kempsey 
1905- C7; 
1906-15, ,, 
1907-7, ,, 
1916-8, ,, 

10, 
23,763, Lithgow 
1907- il ” 

’ ” 

6, » 

1908-36, , 





ee Mitchell, John Alexander 





.| Duggan, Daniel 





Tindal, Charles Grant 


Do ae eet 

.| Collett, Joseph 
., Johnson, George stata sh 
Smail, Henry Newton, and 


Small, Richmond Hunter. 
Tindal, Charles Grant na 


Connor, James... 4a a 


Tindal and Son 

Blanch, John ... 

Connor, John ... 

English, Scottish, and. ‘Austra: 
lien Bank, Ltd. 

Do eat 

Collett, Frederick in ey: 

Johnson, George ei: Sab 

Stokes, David ... ies 

Collett, Henry ... BM 

Collett, James ... St 

English, Scottish, Aus: 
tralian Bank, Ltd. 

Bank of Australasia ... Gs 

Bradshaw, Campbell ... 

Campbell, Bradshaw ... Be 

Shea, James John and John ,.., 

Shea, James John Bes 

Ellis, Joseph, and Austen, 
Lewis Ermington. 

Blanch, John ... 


and 


McPhail, Archibald .., 


Collett, Henry .. 
Connor, John ... i 
Greaves, William Albert 
Braylesford, 

Rentz, Frederick a Re 
Do sot 


oo8 eon 


Matchett, Richard John 

Do aes 
Carberry, Thomas Nicholas ... 
McMaster, John Wallace 


ooe 


eee 


Sievers, Boyd Peter 

Simper, Charles : 

Australian Bank of Commerce, 
Ltd. 

Smith, John Christopher 

Learmonth, A. J. L., Australian 
Trustees of the late. 

Judd, Charles Frederick 

Cattanach, John 

Byrnes, William 

Do 
Steer, Fred. ... 


Do 
Whitfeld, a Eugene 


MED ud at Tbias : 
McKay, Alexander Allen 


Halloran, Patrick sod 
Campbell, James clea 
Connor, James... 


Arentz, Harold 
Campbell, Alexander ¥ Fletcher. 
Clegs, John net 
Sutherland, Charles 


Trustees of church property 
for Diocese of Newcastle. 
Webster, James John... aad 
Clarke, John Thomas... 


too ee 


Beecroft, Henry : - 
Johnston, Mary Aun harness: 
McAndrew, Edward Jacob 

Do 





...| Lyndale... 


.| Marowrie 





Parish. 


Rous snd Cham: 


bigue. 
do Apt 
Maryvale oh 
Tyndale oy) 
do hat 
Rous and Cham- 
bigue. 
Coldstream and 
Tyndale. 
Ross 
Olarenza 
Lanitza ... - 


Coldstream rel 


Candole... 
Wooli Weoli 
Scope 
Coldstream 
Calamia 


a Scope and Can- 


dole. 
Candole... 


Marara West .. 
Canculam 
Bardool 3 
Towallum 
Cangi and Puhoi 


Clarenz3 and El- 
land. 
Maryvale and 
* Calamia. 
Maryvale 


gos 


Cangi and Den! 
dahra, 


Marowrie and 
Bolungerai, 

Birangan ee 
do Fate 

Bungongo 

Bundulla AB 
do 

Paradise Bast 

Wahwon 


Hay South 
Cajaldura 


Pemblegong ... 
Mulburruga ... 
Tooronga Rae 
do 
Tooronga 
Regent. 
Regent and Gar- 


eee 


Clerk ... Ris 
Buchavan and 
New Valley. 
Arthur’s Seat .. 

BUconbah 
Herbert & Single 


Herbert.. : 

Hogarth & Pindari 
Yarrahapinni ... 
Yarrabandini ... 


Dyke .... “i 
Big Hill eS 
Lincoln... ab. 
Wittitrin 4 
Bindo ... 
Ben Bullen 
Bindo ... 
Wolgan... : 
doy) ae se, 























County and Shire. | Area. voor 
Bearoen pet mao mec Cs 
Fitzroy ; Dorrigo ... of9,250 .0 Oihad LE 
do do}, of (1,460 0 0] 1018 9 
Clarence ; Orara ... felt 280 70 “O) 1 3T 4 
do Ors 640 0 O| 4 3 4 
do do 640 0 O|} 4 8 4 
Fitzroy; Dorrigo ... {1,920 0 0;10 0 0 
Fitzroy; Orara ... val 820 "O “Of) SL aati 
Fitzroy; Dorrigo ... 380 0 0; 111 8 
Clarence ; Orara 580 0 0} 812) 6 
do do ee 640 0 0; 218 4 
do Owsas< S20 0 “Ou) 2 100 0 
do donee. ..| 640 0 0) 210 0 
do doth 2 set) 290: (0. O00) 9 82a 8 
do do : 640 0 0}; 210 0 
do do 164 3 0; 100 
do dow. ...| 640 0 O| 210 0 
do do Jac.. vee| Ly2L0 08 100) "3 Sa ae 
do Cloginans: bea 2640 020 20) eto FO 
Gresham ; Dorrigo sal YOO 0 Ol} “Bara 
Clarence ; Orara ... ..| 440 0 0] 17 6 
do OG tix. wal 640 (0: Ont “270 0 
Fitzroy; Dorrigo ... Nh LO 0 SOs) laa bie 0) 
do dOiens vee LOO. 2020s emo on 
Drake; Severn ... {1,280 0 0] 6183 4 
Clarence; Orara ... eata 129 93 104) IaEO 0 
do GO ans aor 200) (O08 Ls sees 
do dowt .:. a 977 0 0) 18 
do compe. M12 2oU -O 0 111 8 
Drake; Severn .. pee oc 00 (Od Be Sabo 
Bland; Weddin ... {1,280 0 0} 4 0 0 
do do ane M810 "0 "0716 °0 70 
Forbes ; Weddin ... (1,470 %- Or0 | 80 12°56 
do do ia [1,470 0 0} 8012 6 
Buccleuch ; Adjungbilly ...;1,260 0 O/| 717 6 
Pottinger; Tamarang andj/1,280 0 0/ 5 6 8 
Coolah. 
.| Pottinger; Tamarang .| 640 0 O; 2138 4 
.| Waradgery ; Waradgery...| 264 0 0; 8 6 O 
do do el 280.0) Os), 1. 18bed 
do do tm erroerO O | 6547 36 
Sturt; Carrathool... ben O60 0° 04), 9 26528 
Waradgery; Waradgery...| 150 0 0! 315 O 
Boyd; Murrumbidgee 260 0 0; 610 0 
Dowling ; Lachlan {1,420 0 0; 518 4 
do do Pierc10 20 504) (20° Seo 
do do 1,920 20205) 6 O40 
do do fea] 680) 40) 705) 1049) 85 
Hardinge; Guyra... Rite 910 "O 0 j. (8 15-10 
do comms RE ZeL 2 (O 5 5 2 
do dove wilee 580 (0° 0 |. 3210806 
do Gomis ; O20 FOC LON 2 oie 
Avrawatta ; Ashford wii-820 0 0). gta 4 
do do ..| 640 0 0 213 4 
Gough and MHardinge;} 810 0 0} 5 0 0 
Macintyre and Guyra. 
Gough; Macintyre 430 0 0! 311 8 
Arrawatta ; Ashford 400 0 OT 18 4 
Dudley ; Macleay .. 994 1.0) 38 4.9 
do domtnr.. rol 491 0 (Onl (2 20eT! 
Clarke ; Dumaresq bx 50° 0) (O04 5 OG, 
do do sen G3) 10) Oa = IO 20 
Macquarie; Macleay 900 0 0| 815 O 
Dudley; Macleay .. .|1,920 0 0]12 0 O 
Westmoreland ; ‘Blaxland... 640 0 0} 213 4 
Roxburgh ; Blaxland 1.278001 Oslo ee Omg 
Westmoreland ; Blaxland..| 260 0 0] 1 7 1 
Cook ; Blaxland 320 0 0} 1 6 8 
do do Wes te 23004 O OMe beg 





My 





6 Supr., 1918] 





No. of Lease and 
Land District 


5,418, Maitland 


26,063, 
27,919,0 J 
1908-18, ,, 
1918. % |) 
pits iy we 
1906-23, Milton 
19lisr5s &2 
1912-9, ,, 

10, ,, 
1916- 3 


1906- 8, Molong 
1915- 1, Moruya 


.| Wilford, John ‘Acthie 4 


17,677, Murrurundii.. 


12,786, Narrabri 


37,958: & i 
1915-14, ,,. Me 

52, “K 
1908- 5, Narrandera 

29, c- Ae 
1913-- 5, re bes 
1915- 2, ae OR 
1916- J, ‘ aod 


18,629, 


18,281, Orange 


18,880, 
22,0145 |, 
22015, 
23,794, 


23,795, 1 |, 


28,797, e 
27,107, 4 
19142i3}) 1) 
1915- 6, Parkes 


rs 
4) ” 


8, ” 


9, ” 
19(9= 2, Port Mac- 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 





OANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES—continusd. 


Wame of Lessee. 


Parish. 


McDonald ; John and Hector 
Cameron. 

Wyborn, Edward... 

Leggett, Thomas and Lord, 
James. 


.| Fletcher, William 


McDonald, Hector Cameron. 
Barr, Thomas ai 
Guy, Francis ... 


ove eee 


Turner, J oseph ae wa 
Do 
McMahon, Matthew Bamnae 


.| Watt, Tames 25 ids 


Bill, Wilfred Percy .., iat 


Quarry bolong 
and Aellalonvg. 
Mulbring 
Mulbring 
Teralba. 
.| Yango .. re 
Coongewai 
Yango ... nti 
Kioloa .. 


and 


Boyne ... 
Rocky Ponds 
Goba 


Leonard, James f Doona nEY 
: Buchanan, Wm. Frederick (ox- Narrabri ane 
ecutors of late). 
Chambers, Blagden .., ...| Cherribry on 
.| Trindall, Walter Elijah Coghill ... = 
Smith, George... aoe ...| Gurleigh 
Jones, David Lewis ... ...| Wood : 
Andrew, Hugh.., eae Berrembed  .... 
Wood, James Joseph ae Bolaro ... fe 
Michael, Lionel Walter, and Gillenbah and 
McMurtrie, Keith Muir. Cuddell. 
Marshall, Alfred James , Hulong ... 
.| Ryan, Patrick . = ...| Currambene 
Do ne Abe do 
Monaghan, Jahn ae BA do 
Mathie, Malcolm ...| verrawangala 
.| Ryan, William.. ...| Currambene 
Caffery, John ... do 


quarie. 


53, 
2,380, 
2, S81pmrane' 
10,0798", 
10,555, ,, 
18,498, » 


20,730, 
22,528, 4, 


23,293 ¥ |,, 
28,233, 
5, 250, Scone 


5,251, ', 
5,252, ,, 
5,258, 
14,819, ,, 
20,460, ,, 
26,602, 

1905-11, » 
1908-20, ,, 
1913- 2 


3,9) 


1906-14, Singleton 


191481 590.10, 
24858, Stroud 
26,105, 


Rylstone rf 


Mathie, Wm. Ernest Booth . 
Emery, Norman Stanley 


Peters, Charles Henry... 

Do Ma xe 
Ostini; Carlo Nicolas, Wm. 
Thomas, and Albert Carlo. 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do set 

Do do 


Ostini, Carlo ... 
Derane, Cornelius Wm. 
Tom, Arthur Sebastopol 
Do do 
do re 
Do do ath 
Elford, Thomas Henry OG, 


Do 


Do do a 
McQuiggan, William ; 
Do 


Lloyd, John, senr. 
Do 


Frost, John Thomas ie 


...| Lloyd, John, senr. 


eee 





Thompson, Henry 


Lloyd, John, senr. ... 

King, John Felix Sor 

White; Henry Luke, Wm. 
Ernest, Arthur George, and 
Victor Martirdale. 


Do do 
Do do : 
Do do 


Kennedy, Kenneth ... is 
White, Henry Luke .., 
Smith, Albert Edward A 


McPhee, Donald Ae : 
.| James, Edwin ... Ae Bie 
Kennedy, Kenneth ... adi 
Do 


Mackay, Agnes os “ 
Martin, James Richard 


Laurie, Fanny Noreds, and 


Penfold, Ada. 














‘| Jerrawangala ee 
Currambene and 
‘Wollamboola. 
Larras Lake and] 
Mulyan. 
Larras Lake 
Forbes ... 


Trudgett and 
Forbes. 
Torbes. 
Forbes and Lewis| 
Trudgets : 
Cookey’s Plains 
do 
cdo 
do 


Cairncross 


do See 
Dungeree 


te) 
Olendulla 
do as 
Pomany! and 
Never Never. 
Mead 
Simpson 
Nullo 
Clandulla 
do 
Bellirees 
Chalmers, 


and 


and 


do 

do 
Chalmers 
Rosamond 
Chalmers 
Rosamond ea 
Chalmers as: 
Prospero OE 
Rosamond Ae 


Mount Royal . 

Mount Royal and 
Liebeg. 

Alfred-... 


Evans and Ber- 
rico, 





County and Shire, 


Northumberland ; Cessnock 


Northumberland ; Taroo 


do do 
Northumberland ; Cessnock 
do do 
do dome. 
St. Vincent; Clyde 
do do 
do do : 
do do ‘ 
do do Ws 
Gordon; Amnroo .. 
St. am herit : udvobodakiecs 
Pottinger ; Liver pool Plains 


Nandewar; Namoi 


do do 
White; Namoi - ... 
do do aah 
Mitchell; Yanko . 
Bourke; Yanko .,.. 


Cooper; Yanko ... 
Mitchell; Yanko ... 
Cooper ; Carrothool 
St. Vincent ; Clyde 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 


Wellington; Canobol:s 


do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
do do 
Cunningham; Goobang .... 
do do 
do do 
do do 
Macquarie; Hastings 
do do 
Phillip; Rylstone ... 
do do Be 
Roxburgh; Rylstone 
do do 


Phillip; Rylstone... 


Roxburgh ; Rylstone 
Phillip; Rylstone ... 


Roxburgh; Rylstone 


do do . 
Durham; Woolooma e: 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 

do do 
Durham; Patrick Plains ... 

do do 
Gloucester ; Wallarobba 


and Stroud. 
Gloucester; Gloucester 


a 








4465 

Aen. |) Apaes 

Bho Pil | ea Ronde 
587 0 "O14 >7 74 
900 0 0} 510 0 
640 0 0/].3 6 8 
POOTL0 Ol) Ne Onla 
TCOms OME Oey lem On nO 
B70 OO. el sn ech 
650 0 0] 214 2 
Ga0gnO.. Oo ae. 1804: 
TAs) CON VAG 
1500 0 0| 6.5 0 
640 0 O| 213.4 
300008) On|) lab 0 
1,000 0 0} 4°34 
465 0 O| 41611 
1,835 0 0; 514 8 
100% OF 0%) 18.040 
640 0 0} 213 4 
22a OmOde oe 2 6 
1,920 0 0| 24 0 0 
884 0 0] 416 0 
i400 Onemes 6 
1,800 0 0| 380 0 0 
737 0 OnwetO.e4e.3 
G40) 0) Ole Gur On, 0 
5400 01 OF (ee 5 2 ONO 
640 0 0} 210 0 
340.0, (Ou a Loa 6 
640 0 0], 2.1380 4 
5090-0) FOnie4anasay 4 
270) (OU One LIS e 4 
4900.70 fa 4uelG, 8 
310 (O09 OS BedZh.6 
640 0 O} 218: 4 
563 On Oulmee kOelL 
640. 0) O71 25135) 4 
500 O O| 118 4 
657 0 0] 214 9 
600 OO 20: 0 
Lito” 0 Ore 4A Lt Ss 
580 0 O| 2 8 4 
1,920 0 0| 24 0 U 
15920) 0) O)/ 240° 0 
1.92) 02 6 | 24 0, 0 
100 HOROAles Lbs 0 
S2OMIOREOr |) 20-0 
ST OL O.. 2 alsa 
6490 0 0)| 38 2. 6 
335 0 0] 1 4 8 
S20 OHO.) | Llane 
S20 On O:|? 2) TOUS 
610 O O 4 U O 
HoOOWwOO) OO. 1s, OG 
$10) 0-40, |.) By ones 
640 0 O|] & 6°8 
BOO, sO WOule ar eran 
649 0 O| 216 3 
A400. 0 || ILS 
488 0 0| 2115/12 
640 0 O| 216 3 
620 0 0 3208 (oI 
1,760 0 0) 7.100% 
G40n Gat Os meomumes 
160 0 (O° Fh FO 4G 
1070 0 0} GAL 6 
190: 0) Ov) ee ONO 
£00 9 O 4 3 4 
13280; 0. Qu jenGR5 0.0 
200. OMe On hla oO uLO 
169) 2g Oule 1 0 FG 














4486 


No. of Lease and 


Land District; 





26,815, Stroud 
\ 


27,276,0 |, 
30,843, ,, 
32,076, ,, 
1905-16, ,, 
29, ” 
80, ” 
39, » 
41, ” 
1906-63, ,, 
$007-11, , 
20, 
1908-27, ,, 
1909- 4, 4, 
25, 
13-6, ; 


1914-12, ,, 
1915- %, ,, 


y 
“> 


24, 9 
27; ” 
1916- 4, ,, 
5, 
14,270, Taree 
17,452, ,, 
18,113 


26,444, 
26,589, ,, 
27,016, ° 
27/284, 2 | 
1909-48, , 
1910-18, ,, 
1914- 9, ,, 
22, ” 
24, ” 
25, ” 
1915 
9, 9 
1916-12, ,, 
18, 5 


18,292, Tenterfield , 


19,617, - 
23,216, ,, 
#3,317,5 ,, 
25,122, ,, 
26,397, 8 
27,798, 
1907-38, ,, 
1909- 9, ,, 
1910- 2, ,, 
32, 
1013216; |, 
1916- 2, ,, 
1907 _43, Tia barn ian 
Ly 
96, ” 
1909-386, fe 
1914-31, “ 
19,154, Tumut 
29,961, 9 
1907-24, ,, 
72; 3 
L9O09=-13; |, 


1912- 6, Urana 


7 
1914- 2, Wagga 


£0,171, Walcha 
28,145, 
1910- 3, ,, 

4, 0 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





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: eo or ei am enn le 
. 8 
= CTS aC yal GA ge At Ps bs ahs eee 
. Sel S I at Re ee OS ee a ehh 0g te 4 ees E 


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. 





Ay Newell, Joseph... 





.| Vickery, James Swanston 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 





Name of Lessee. 





Hobart, Nathaniel ... 


Do Wele 
Flannery, William Pardy 
Hobart, Nathaniel 
Martin, James Richard 
Flannery, Wm. Pardy 

Do 
Hobart, Nathaniel ,,, 


eee 


ord, David ee 

Martin, James Richard 

Sketchley, Thomas 

Soars, John .., 

Germon, John... ts 

Titcume, George Wm. 

Stott, Samia Ses tsa 

Rudkin, Frank Rawiti,. i 

Germon, John,, : 

Grey, Peter cu 

Wade, John Forbes ... 

Hooke ; Charles Albert and 
James Theodore M ‘pe you 

Taylor, James .. 

Reiton, Wm. heat 


Casey, ‘Patrick .. in 208 
Newman, Charles 

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Godwin, Thomas Henry aes 
Godwin, Robert Jobn... a: 
Newman, Charles Daniel ... 


Godwin, Robert : 
Newman, Charles Daniel 
Godwin, James... ne 
Gregory, Alexander ... 


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...| Gregory, Angus Henry i. 
| Cross, George John... ‘Ge 
Gregory, Angus Henry a 
Godwin, Thomas ane 
Hay, George Edward .. 
Hogg, David... 208 


Stevens, George 
Croker, William Henry 
Stevens, George 


Bramble, George as i 
Do vis ae 
Stevens, George or 


McFadyen, Angus 


Farrell, James ... vee 
Payne, Mary Eliza ... 
Bates, Henry .. 

Brauer, Charles Henry 


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Btaber Charles Henry 2 
Farrell, James 40. : 

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Pbtrie, John Willian .< aus 
Powell, John Russel ... eh 
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Wilkinson, Henry George Wm. 


Wilkinson, Herbert Oswald 
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and Stroud. 
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do do »./ 1,060 2 
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Gloucester ; Stroud 600 0 
do do 680 0 
do do 648 O 
Gloucester ; Wallarobba 696 O 

and Stroud. 
do do ...|1,050 0 
Gloucester ; Stroud vf k8D— O 
Gloucester ; Wallarobba...| 100 O 
Gloucester ; Gloucester ...| 250 0 
do do . | 1,280 0 
do do 735 0 
Gloucester ; Stroud 150 0 
Gloucester ; Gloucester 80 0 
do do 760 0 
Gloucester ; Stroud 280 0 
do doen: | 640 O 
Gloucester ; Gloucester ...|1,920 0 
do do wl? 320. 0 
Gloucester ; Stroud 320 O 
do do ...| 640 0 
do do ..{ 1,100 0 
do do 575 O 
do do 640 O 
do do 640 G6 
do do 578 O 
do do ...| 640 0 
do do ck) B79 O 
do do 550 0. 
do do 640 O 
do do 640 O 
do do 532 0 
Macquarie ; Manning 250 O 
Gloucester ; Stroud 554 90 
do do 11,280 0 
Macquarie; Manning ...| 50 O 
do do : 640 0 
Gloucester; Manning ...| 1,140 0 
do do Fe REOD 1.0 
do do 4380 O 
Gloucester ; Stroud sale Sere 
do do ..1 820 0 
Gloucester; Manning...) 310 0 
do do vf =188 0 
do do el ead. (0 
Clive; Tenterfield... | 312 0 
Buller ; Tenterfield so] aks 
Clive; Tenterfield... | 696 O 
do do ie | 450 0 
do do | 640 0 
do do el aoe 
do do i 68 0 
do do ies | 3820 0 
do do it, | 640 0 
do do «| 1,280 O 
Buller ; Toaterdeld | 640 O 
Clive ; Tenterfield... wf 640 O 
do do .| 460 0 
...| Selwyn; Tumbarumba ..|1,920 0 
do do {1,920 0 
do do .| 640 O 
do do ... [1,280 0 
do do fate SOQ) 0) 
.| Selwyn; Gadara ... wt 640 0 
Selwyn ; Tumbarumba .| 640 0 
.| Selwyn ; Gadara wf 640 O 
do do oa 40 0 
Buccleuch ; Gadars wAdl18 0 
Urana ; Lockhart . [1,850 O 
do do tA .«f 1,865 .0 
Mitchell; Lockhart | 280 0 
Hawes: Apsley A407 220 
Vernon; Apsley ... 4. 1,730 0 
do do tee wf 560 0 
do do i | 320 O 





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6 Sepr., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4487 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 





No. of Lease and | 

















Land Didtridts Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. Area, | or atren 
Be ore pep Bead, 
1807-17, Warialda ... Meare : Donald, John, and) Abercrombie ..\} Burnett, Yallaroi... | 960 0: 01°10°0 0 
onald. 
1912-28, i ...| Mott, Wm. Joseph .., ...| Adams ... Pe do GOs ai << +6:| 1,920 ,0 O01 24 0 0 
13,772, Wellington ...) O’Connell, Eugene _..., ...| Yarrobil ...| Bligh ; Wyaldra ... iit - 620° 0 O-} -2-14--2 
18,298, a Do ve ce do “er do do PaL wf 705.0 0} 218°°9 
1914-11, Wyalong ieole bait, Peter  ... -.| Blow Clear _...| Gipps; Bland ces mies, OO 112 0-0 
13, = ee Canty, Patrick J oseph Hi do cigt do do sui 240 0 OF O17 6 
18,138, Yass ... ...| Howard, Elijah ase ...| Manton... ...| King ; Goodradighee «| 086 O OO} 1 12ntk 
Ihdsgind? oy. cote Do dole Sst AVES etd do veoh 1810;(Dp Oi] BA7B 
18,550, Young ...| Fowler ; Job Alexander, Aids Douglas... ...| Harden; Demondrille ..) 500 0 0| 8 2:6 
J oseph, and Stanley Gray. 
1905-9503; «| Harcombe, James Albert —,,.| Murringa -..| Monteagle; Burrangong ...| 375 0 0j| 2 





| for) 
_ 
o 


[1481] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


Lu ghinanay 6 OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THH PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 


SETTLEMENT AOTS; AND OF THH ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 


ite is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surrendered to the 

Crown on the 2nd August, 1918, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acta, that these lands are’ hereby known 
as the “ Plain View Settlement Purchase Area,” and have been allotted as Settlement Purchases in the areas shown and to the 
persons named in Schedule B hereunder. : 
[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-5,956 | 





W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
PLAIN VIEW SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Parks; GooBANa SHIRE. 


ScHEDULE A. 

















County. Parish, | Portion. | Area, Title, Plan No. | 
| ied lady 9 
Ashburnham _..,| Nelungalong_...| 107 1,280 0 0 C.P. 11-64... Ace | A. 5,752-1,770 R, 
Do les do uy 3% $e 1,280 0 0 | O.P, 11-565 Hed bern) vane ¥ 
| Total ...| 2,560 0 0 








a 


ScHEDULE B, 


























Settloment Purchaser, Bere heb. ph Area, i Parish, County. Plan No, 

ark. (jis 
Ernest Allen Rutter... vi} Pain View 1918-1 1 510 O O| 182 | Nelungalong..| Ashburnham] A. 7,407-1,770. 

Bertram Albert Budd ues a 2 2 573 3 80| 1838 do ay do A.7,408 , 

Ambrose Edward Becker ... is 3 3 541 1 0} 134 do 3 dor "...| A. 7, 409 |}, 

Sylvester Barry wee eas FA 4° 4, 450 0 O 136 do tas Omen | A. 7,600 - 

' Leslie Vincent’ Higgins why G 5 5 479 0 0} 185 do Ty do ©...) A. 7,410» ;, 
Total..| 2,554 O 30 








” Saror: SsE Ree F : 7 eee a3 as 


[1498] Department of Lands, 


T 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. © 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule, at the 


eapital value stated, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















& SCHEDULE. 
j Ge piel Date from | Future 
g | value : New 1 ; 
| A wh: annua 
Papers. 3 Parish, | County. District. Area, | per Acre asastadcee _ Added to— 2 her of payment cn Shire. 
‘tae te ¢ effect, olding. |" Folding. 
added Brea. | 2 ? } | 
d. 
C.8. G) Bs, ps| LS ia a a. T. Pe £8. 
1918-10,512 |453 | Gunnedah ...! Pottinger ...| Gunnedah ..| 40 1 0 3 0 0 | 1€ May, 1918... on gs oa jim luo 2 0 18 19 Ab Sea 
; on 4o0l) o te 
Bennett. 




















4488 





[1499] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





[6 Supr., 1918. 





Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1018. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 
NORGE is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, by the 


person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, and permission 
to purchase the same, Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint as provided 
for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 











Reg ay Applicant. | Area. | 
Aln. eh as 


1918-6,523 | John Dunmore 
8.P. 1918-59. Andrews. 





[1490] 


W. G. ASHFORD. 











Desoviption. 


p. 
14 0 0} Land District of Taree, Manning Shire, county of Gloucester, 
parish of Bohnock, being that part of the 100 feet reserva- 


With whom Caveats 
must be lodged, 


The Chairman, Land 
Board, Exst Mauit- 





tion along the south passage of Manning River, fronting J. land. 

R. Brennan’s grant of 1,005 acres, portion 20, extending 

from west side of the road 1 chain wide resumed by Gazette 

notice 31st January, 1903, along the east boundary thereof. 
Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND WITHOUT COMPETITION. 


Noi is hereby given that applications have been made by the persons hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the 66th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, certain land particularised in the annexed description ; and all persons interested are 
invited to state, on or before the date hereunder specified, their objections (if any) to the proposed alienation. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Registration No. Applicant, Area. 
Aln. 8...1P, ap; 
1918-4,914 | Gerrad Armstrong and|l05 O 0 


8.P. 1917-40. Daniel Shannon. 


PA (Oe 0) 
(about). 


1918-6,989 | Michael Finn.., 


S.P. 1918-33. 


0 1 30 


1918-6,991 
(about). 


8.P. 1918-30. 





2-1+.8 
(about). 


1918-6,990 | Archibald Campbell... 


8.P. 1918-29. 





Description. 


County St. Vincent, parish of Wallumboola, being 
the whole of the area described in grant of 640 
acres to Edward Lord, on 19th May, 1857 (por- 
tion 7) as occupied by salt-water lagoons. Plan 
Ms. 5,164, Sy. 

County Clive, parish of Tenterfield, being the Crown 
lands bounded by portion 130, Bryant’s Gap 
Creek and southerly prolongation of the west 
boundary of portion 130. 

County Clive, parish of Tenterfield, being the Crown 
land in two parts bounded by portion 121, 
Bryant’s Gap Creek, the northern prolongations 
of the west and east boundaries of portion 121. 

County Clive, parish of Tenterfield, being the 
Crown land bounded by portions 122 and 129, 
road shown on plan R. 1,738-1,603, and a line 
from the south-west corner of portion 129 to the 
north-west corner of portion 122. 





(nn 


[1491] 


With whom Date up to which 
objections may objections may 
be lodged. be lodged. 


The Chairman,| 6 Oct. 1918 
Land Board, 
Sydney. 
The Chairman, 6 ,, ” 
Land Board, 
Armidale. 
do | 6. ,, ” 
do ou 6 ” ” 


Department of Lands, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS £O PURCHASE LAND. 


i 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th seetion of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of publication of this 


notice, together with the fixed stamp duty, £1. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























Deposit, Amount 
Appraised (8 | A t Pa OTe B Beldame, 
Papers and Date ppraised| > | Amoun alanece |including 

No. of of Area. Description. pee Value FA | of costs free a Credited of £1 for -) 

Applieation.| Deposit, bora ts of Land. |S |incurred.| Paid to | J oiorem | towards | Deposit | tixed 
A Treasury. stamp purchase jauthorised| stamp 
duty money. to be duty. 
y refunded. 

Aln. Bu Meus £ ss ALS OR Ge Beda 8. a. £ oe. daolih ue. del See. 
1918-7,091. | 6 Mar., 1917) 2 0 0] Parish of Buraja, county of| Frederick 95/200) D446 48) 6s Jenowel 016 O02; 9.35 oy eee @ 
8.P.1917-10. Hume, measured portion! Charles 

No. 164. Piggin. 
1918-7,093. | 17 Aug., 191f] 4 3 9] Parish of Byron, county of] The Perpetual) 42 38 0/1] 914 4/10 0 0} 0 5 0} 915 0} wu... | 44 2 4 
$.P, 1916-55.| (in name of Arrawatta, measured yor-| Trustee Com-|(including 
Frank tion No, 108. pany Limi-| Crown 
Osborne), ted, improve 
ments) 
1918-7,234. | 18 Dec., 1917) 0 8 63] Parish of Araluen, county of| William 8 0 0/1] 811 6/10 0 0} 0 5 O 816 GB} /0 285 Cll "isccss ces Al 
S.P,1918-1¢,] (in name of §t. Vincent, measured por-| Naughton and Credited 
Phillip tion No. 253. Phillip towards 
Naughton). Naughton. purchase 
money, 
costs, and 
stamp 
duty, 








el 


6 Sxpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4489 








[1488] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


i is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, section 62, the portions of improved lend specified in the following Schedule. 
% 1, The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 

notice, 

2, Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 

3. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 

4. The purchaser will have no claim against the Crown in event of subsidence taking place as the result of mining operations carzicd 
on under any existing lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 






































~~» (a 
§ 4 E = | Deducted etonn 
Papers, BS & ‘S_ B 5 froin Credited Lat tor 
ae Portion ; arts a Town, a ® |Deposit as ned (einchuding 
te Baie, Name of Purchaser, Area. Allotment P erie i Conny ; Milles, or 34 =| 424 Sahl eed art A: 
Application. | S26 Section, PB. ‘ey |S Me orem | “Money, and 
25 ah OS tamp Deed Fee 
a 2 & 2 Duty. al. 
Aln. 1918 Ase Ror Dail £30.) £) £ sd) &£ad|/£ ad 
1918-6,818, 4 Mar...| Thomas Edgerton.. --| O 1.30) Portion 805 ..| Wyalong; Gipps;| Wyalong OO Ot) 06, OL 015° 0 | 10 “50 
I.P. 1918-1, Wyalong, 
1918-6,817, | 18 Feb...} Ellen Margaret Roberts ..| 0 1 844] Portions 695 and do 3. do SMSO ON Peer oy Oi /Oh 16s, 0 | 115. 0 
1,P. 1918-2, 696. 
[1512] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A HOMESTEAD FARM. © 
1 is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Farm, which was published in the Gazette specified 


hereunder, has been reversed. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Corowa. 
























































8 e Date of H.F 
Fo. of Date of Baas Charting | Portion - ow 
Belector, : Area. 320 | Coun Parish. Gasettal of Area Papess. Shire 
HLF. | Salvetion. | 334 4g Na No. | YVosfeiture. No, 
& fF | C.8, : 
1912-3 | Firman, Abraham| 11 Dec., 1912) 450 » 0 194 | Denison | Finley...|D,1,678,1,672-| 94 and] 16 Mar.,1917) 18 1918-1,888 | Berrigan. 
Stephen Thomas, 1,798, | 95, 
| CUE | = 
[1553] Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD SELECTION, 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Selectioa, which was published in the Gazette specified 
hereunder, has been reversed. 4 
_—_—— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or GRAFTON. 











3 iS) 
ee a | Dateof | ILS 
No. of Date of S ; Charting A pee Shi 
: Selector. ; Area. |S o| County. Parish. g |Gazettalof| Area Papers. Te. 
ILS, Selection. 3 a vy No, S | Forteiture. No. 
ik a | 

















C.S, 

Bs Pe . 

1909-1 | Bateman, Thomas Alfred...| 4 Mar.,1929 | 165 1 0 | 89 | Clarence... Gulmarrad | C, 2336-1577| 171 | 23 ares 1,045 | 1918-19,715 | Harwood, 
if . 











Bite Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF OLOZING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD ANN ADDITION OF THE LAND COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


H* Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, direets it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th seetion of the “Public Roads Aet, 190%,” the road hereunder described, which is no longer required, is hereby closed, 

and the land comprised therein added to the holding mentioned in the appended Schedule. 

| W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


> = ig 





ing to whieh Road is added, 
No. of Papers Holding 
d 





&n Area, Deseription of Road closed. oe aa ie es 
Application. No, of Holding. Name of Holder. 














oan Sees 


a Fi p. } ; 
1917-304-10,| 4 3 24 | Parish of Clermiston, county cf Bourke, Land District of Wyalong,| C.L. 17,428 (portion Sg a a 
Road Pur. Bland Shire, Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 15} 14), at an annual} and James Hugh 


1917-87. from portion 18 (part). cael Tid. Pe ae Gor- 
per ; ‘ 





es 





4490 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUNT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sxpr., 1918. 





[1517] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 80, ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be granted 
to the persons mentioned hereunder; payment of eosts, purchase money, deed fees, and stamp duties having been made. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Papers and No. of inti 
Application. Deseription and Area of Road. Area. Proposed Grantee. 














Roads. oS, B. e0 : 
1914-118-13, Parish of Conga, county of Dampier, Land District of Moruya,, 0 2 34 | Francis Hawdon. 
R.P. 1914-33. Eurobodalla Shire. The southern half of boundary road 1 


chain wide separating part of portion 38 from part of portions 
69 and 367, west of the Bodalla-Moruya road. 





1914-195=11, Parish of Cooridoon, county of Buckland, Land District off 0 3 38 | William Garnham. 
R.P. 1914-40. Gunnedah, Liverpool Plains Shire. The reserved road 50 
links wide within portion 47. 
1916-S49-17, Parish of Sedgefield, county of Durham, Land District of Single-| 5 3 29 | Francis Frederick Haling. 
R.P. 1917-1. ton, Patrick Plains Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separ- 
ating portions 92 and 90 from portion 91. ' 
1916-516-13, Parish of Lavadia, county of Clarence, Land District of Grafton,; 5 0 8 | Sarah Timbs. 
R.P, 1916-115. Orara Shire. Boundary road 100 links wide separating part 





of portion 76 from part of portion 74; also reserved road 50 
links wide within portions 76, 77, and 78. 
1916-603-13, Parish of South Bellingen, county of Raleigh, Land District of 1 2 Q | Robert Stuart McDougall. 
R,P, 1916-125. Bellingen, Bellingen Shire. The part of boundary road 50 
links wide separating portion 19 from portion 86, north of 
reserved read within those portions, 
1917-63-11, Parish of Ellis, county of Brisbane, Land District of Muswell-| 2 3 26 | James Lonergan. 
R.P. 1917-28. brook, Shire of Muswellbrook. Boundary road 100 links wide 
separating portion 145 (part) from portion 144 (part), north of 
private subdivision line through portion 145. 
1917-139-11, Parish of Tuncurry, county of Gloucester, Land District of Taree, 2 2 4/1 Annie Priestly. 
R.P. 1917-45. Manning Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating por- 
tion 33 from portion 25 (part). 











[1515] ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 19:8 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION OF LANDS 
FOR ROADS 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume the same has duly been given), 

shall he and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified ; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 
as roads. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description or Roap Opznep :—Widening of part of road known as Church-street, municipality of Concord, parish of Concord, 
county of Cumberland. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-167-21; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,225-1,603.] 





Dexgcriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 2nd November, 
1917, folio 5982. ~ 
Metroporitan Lanp District. 














| | | Wiutu ol Ta 
: Character Land 
my Area. Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier. 0 Resumed Reompes 
No. | Holding. and rode 
Dedicated. edicated, 
a. t. Dp. aT. Dp. 
246, 750 0 UO | Concord... «| Rev, J. A. R. Perkins | Rey, J, A. R. Perkins esx Ma iase «| Freehold «.| 1615 links ...) 0 0 64 
now _—ipriv- 
ately sub- 
divided. 











DzEscRiPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road to be known as General Holmes Drive, within sewage farm for access to a crossing 
over Cook’s River, parish of St. George, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Rockdale. 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-129 -18; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,462-1,603.] 





Derscortprion of lands now resumed for the road specified aboye, and dedicated as a public road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 21st June, 

1918, folio 2850. 
METROPOLITAN Land DISTRICT, 


rn ee 

















P Character Lan Area 
P orien Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner, Oceupier. of meat Resumed 
a Holding, and ang 
Dedicated. Dedicated. 
es 
Me rh... i ; a. LteP 
157 300 0 U | St. George .., ...| The Metropolitan Board cf Water Supply daveatigeheviegtes tte Freehold ee | 151°515 links | 14 0.0 
and Sewerage, 
151 40 0 0 Do ta, ies do do ape cos cocieee s00 coeces eee do zat «| 151°515 links 420 





i A 


6 Supr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 449} 


——. 


[1516] | Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 








NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF 
ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNIOESSARY. 


Neate is hereby given that the Minister for Lands dooms it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 

to resume and withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands horeunder deseribed, and 
that it is intended to submit to His Excellency the Governor for approval the plan of re-marking of the part of road specified in the 
appended Schedule. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offees of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to, or to the intended submission 
of the plan of re-marking to His Excellency the Governor for approval. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to olose the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, and 


all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed te the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 


Plans showing the roads and parts of roads propesed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the sane may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road connecting the reserved road through portion 37 with the road at the 
south-west corner of portion 48, parish of Bimbella, county of Cunningham, Lachlan Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-482-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,425-1,603.] 








DzscRrPrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads or parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which 
it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF CONDOBOLIN. 











Width of 








a 
= Character Area to be : 
Be] Area. ramen Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be |posumed or/Roads and part of Road propcsed to beelcsed, &e, 
: br Holding, |Resumed or witharawn 
ba * |Withdrawn, ‘ 
a, ©. D. a. f. Dp. 
43 |100 0 0| Bimbella ...! Charles H, Brewer ...| Charles H, Brewer ...| C.L. 1905-3] 200 links... 7 3 0| The unnecessarv part of reserved road 159 


links wide within portion 43 is to be closed 
and added to portion 43; the area thereof and 
of C.L. 1905-3 to be reduced to 95} acres. 

14 3 0] The unnecessary boundary road 200 links wide 
separating part of portion 88 from part of 
portion 49 is to he closed and added to portion 
49; the area thereof and of C.L. 1909-7 to be 
, reduced to 1673 acres. 

sor eer 4 3 0 | The unnecessary boundary road on the west of 
portion 48 is to be clesed and added to portion 
48; the area thereof and of C.P. 1909-9 to 
remain unaltered. 


49 |174 2 0 Do ove do ose ao ~ | CL. 1909-7} 2c0 





48 | 60 0 0 Do me do o do ...| C.P; 1909-9] 200 





The unnecessary boundary road 200 links 
wide on the east of portion 39 is to be clcsed 
and added to portion 89; thejarea thereof and 
of C.L. 24,883 to be increased to 868 acres. 

The unnecessary boundary road 200 links 
wide on the east of portion 4? is to be closed 
and added to portion 42; the area thereof and 
of C.P, 1905-4 to be increased to 44 acres, 








40 | 550110 do «.| John David Waite...) John David Waite...; Pt.Imp.Us| 270 , ... 5 1 0 | This arza, 53 acres,is to be withdrawn, 
156 (of The unnecessary designed road on the east of 
6,5513 IL. 1,723 (Block 119) is to be closed and 
acres). added to I... 1,723; the area thereof to be 








increased to 5,876 acres, 














DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from road on the west of portion 1, towards Wollar; parish of Cumbo, county of Phillip, 
; Meroo Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—-Roads 1917-399-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,503-1,603.] 





“Desorreion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is 
proposed to elose. 


Laxp District or MupDGEE. 














Character | Width of Area 


a i 
€ | Area. | Parish Name, | Reputed Owner. Occapier. of Land to be to be Roads and part. of Roads peopossd to'be 
mt 








Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed. closed, ce. 
“300 0 &r. Pp: ing 
1 30 0 0 | Cumbo.. «.| Edward Barton «| Edward Barton, and; Freehold...) 100 links .. 10 vu | The unnecessary reserved road within 
road in use, portion 1, and the unnecessary part cf 
"a see ee ici “ ie ey oi do ./ 100 , .. 0 080)! reserved road-within portion 117, south of 


new road, are to be closed and part there.f 
‘granted as compensation. 

aaa sua Wessa ses seo vee Reserved road im Use | os. res ccosee boahbhyennives Palives 90 as This is » re-marking of part of reserve? read 
1U0 links wide within portioa 117. 


—_— 


17] 40 0 0 pst! 


The part of boundary road on the east of 
porticn 177 included in survey and necessary 
to preserve continuity of proposed road is to 
declared to be public road and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 


En 


























4492 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sepr., 1918. 





[1518] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and taat it is intended to close sueh roads unless valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge cbjections should forward the same in writiag, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 


from date of this notice, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—— 




















Registration No. | Applicant. | Area, | Description. 
a. 2. P- 

Rds. 1917-607-7 | William Saville ... ..| 1 217 | Parish Geneva, county Rous, Land District Casino, Kyogle Shire. Boundary 
Rd, Pur. 1917- road ] chain wide separating portion 67 from portion 47 (part). 

140. 
Rds. 1917-692-4| Edward Golden ... ..| 0 110 Parish Cunningar, county Harden, Land District Young, Demondrille Shire, 
Rd. Pur, 1917- town of Cunningar., Lane 31 links wide within section 8. 

150. 

[1362] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 30th August, 1918. 


WOTTF.CATION OF ALLOTMENT OF LANDS AS A SETTLEMENT PURCHASE UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT PROMOTION ACT. 


G is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule hereunder, have been 

allotted, under the provisions of the “ Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910,” as Settlement Purchases dating from 
14th August, 1918, within the “ Berembed Settlement Purchase Area,” in the areas shown and to the persons named in the said 
Schedule. The lands comprised in these Settlement Purchases were surrendered to the Crown on the 20th August, 1917, vide 
notification in the Government Gazette of the 21st September, 1917. 


[Papers—-Clo. Sett. 1918-5,902] 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
BEREMBED SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or NARRANDERA; YANKO SHIRE. 





























ScHEDULE. 
Settlement Purchaser, Sigrid rae a eng Area, Pastis Parish, | County. | Plan No. 
: a./) Bp. 

Henry Patrick Schultze ...| Berembed, 1918-1...} 1 | 421 2 22] 210 | Berrembed...| Bourke ...| B. 3288-1806 
Philip Alphonso Breheny ae Do 2 oul Ea SOMa opi eiete do oe do ,..| B. 3240 ,, 
Alfred Newton Baker .., tH Do Seed), DG a ALB RA2206 a eoal'5 do col COME S248. 4 
John Reynolds ... A Ae Do 4...) 11 | 400 213] 220 do Neal AO OMMURs | Ls atOin 5, 
{1487} Local Land Board Office, 


Moree, 30th August, 1918, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections to granting the applications. 


Particulars are specified in Scheduls below. 


























B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman, 
SoHEDULR. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, 
dah eT IN, | Applicant for | Class of Holding ee 
Nature ot | Oe | ck occ ty. Conversion, applied for, Reserves included, Tocal Land Hoan 
Acres, 
Sp. L.1913- 9, 320 Parish Gommel, county) Charles Barker, Original condi-| Travelling stock and| Narrabri, 24th 
Jamizon. tional purchase,| camping reserve Sept., 1918. 
1918-3, 31,855, wholly. 
Sp. L. 1910-43 240 Parish Galathera, county, Thomas Gray-| Additional con-) Travelling stock and do 
Jamison. \ensone ditional pur-| camping reserve 
chase, 1918-1 31854, wholly, 





eA AE NR LLL AS SN = na 





6 Srpr., 1918.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 4493 











[1508) Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 6th September, 1918. 


SURRENDERS OF LEASES WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


dia is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrenders to the Croyn of all the right, title, and interest of lessees in and to the 


Irrigation Farms specified in the annexed Schedule have been acceptod. 
. W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 


Resident Commissioner. 





ScHEDULE 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
YANCO No. 1 AND MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION AREAS. 
Yanoo Lanp Disrxicr. 


























f Date 
No. of Papers. Names and Addresses of late Lessees. abe por aeR Parish. County. Area, which saeaidae 
s 5 took effect, 
Yanco No. 1 IpptaaTion AREA. 
: Somer.) pe. 
55 VU Oj 14 Aug, 1918 


1918-E. 16,079 | Harry Jarrott, of Leeton Hi oa At!) 
W.C. & L.C. 1918-7,155 | 








76 | urea Cooper... 


Mrreocot No. 1 Irrigation AREA. 
































1918-D. 10,489 Charles Cecil Bland, of Randwick _... 12 50 | Jondaryan...{ Cooper 50 2 O| 80 June, 1918 
W.O& LO, 1918-6,658 
[1599] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 6th September, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


je is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of all the right, title, and interest of lossecs in and to the 


Irrigation Farm specified in annexed the Schedule has been accepted. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 
Resident Commissioner. 





SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


YANCO No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA. 
Yanco LAnp DistRicr. 





—_—, 


Date from which 
furrender took effect. 


Portion 
No, 


Farm 


No. of Papers. | Names and Addresses of late Lessees. NG Parish. | County. | Area. 

















Yep: 
M.LS. 1918-| Denis Ryan, of Yass, and Bernard 495 137 Tuckerbil ...| Cooper et 09) -Se.O 22nd July, 1918. 
KE. 15,224. Lyons, on Military Service 
W.C. & 1.0. abroad, 
1918-7,205. | 








[1510] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 6th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION ARBA. 


T is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with all the improvements on the land (if any) is declared 
forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


Tho forfeiture will tate effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALLI, 


Resident Commissioner. 





SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA, 


Yanoo Lanp DisrrRict. 











Farm | Portion i 
Nee No. Parish, County, Area. 


Papers, Name of Lessee. Annual | Reason for forfeiture. 














—y 





Ber, (De cae. pean 


M.I.S8.1918-| Robert Henry Parry .,.) 169 207 | Jondaryan...| Cooper ... 51 0 0| 4412 6 Non-performance of con- 
D. 10,327. dition of residence. 

















W.O. & I.C. 1918-7,204. 


4494 


[1524] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Supr. 


Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 6th September, !918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 





Reserve 






















































































, 1918, 


—_— 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 






































eae | Division. | “Wo. Purpose. a County. Parish. | Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
a) £./ pe f 
Armidale ..| Eastern..| .... | From sale or lease under] 19 Nov., 1904) Sandon Enmore ..| Dumaresq 12 0 O|} The whole; portion 90.) Ms. 1918- 
section 206. Shire and Plav S. 3,628-1,660 andj 7,075. 
Enmore 5. 4,339 -1,660. 
| 0.1. No. 
189. 

Coonamble..{ Central...| .... | From sale orlease under 7 June, 1918| Gowen ..{ Youlbung..| Gilgandra | 150 0 0 | The whole; (forfeited Sp.| Ms. 1915- 

section 206, Shire. (about). L. 1915-1). 5,189. 
Norge.—The above includes travelling stock and camping reserve 37,216, which is not affected by this revocation. 
Dubbo ../ Central. .| 34,241 { From sale for travelling| 19 April, 1902/ Narromine | Burraba- Talbragar 57 0 0) That part within portion) C.S. 1918-_ 
stock. ~ dine. Shire. 81. Plan N. 1,650-1,884.) 17,757. 
Do 23 do 19,1385 | From annual lease for| 15 Nov., 1898) Lincoln Dubbo do A 10 0 O| Part within portion 344.| C.s. 1918- 
travelling stock and Plan L. 3,237-1,565. 16,627. 
camping. 
Do PY do 1,637 | From sale for travelling} 21 Jan., 1884 do do do ic|* 210° 0 0 do do do 
stock and camping. ; iy 
Do cs do 23,654 | Water supply 8 Fab., 1896) Gordon Belmore .. do 160 3 0| Part within portion 17.| C.$..1918- 
Plan G. 3,602-1,567. 13,812. 
Notr.—Held under conditional purchase. 

Dubbo _..) Central..} 31,050 | From sale for travelling| 16 June, 1900) Lincoln Wooroo- Cobbora 1 0 O/ That part within Sp. L.; Ms. Ls. 

stock. le boomi. Shire. 1918-10, Dubbo, granted} 1918-8,239. 
Gazette, ist August, F 
1918. 

Cooma -| Eastern.. Reserve under section) 14 April, 1916) Beresford..| Wangrah..| Monaro 809 0 0| The whole; portion 72.) Ms, 1918- 
206. Shire. Plan B,. 3,979-1,618. 6,584 

Eden | do 856 | From sale for water} 14 May, 1883) Auckland...) Gooyan Imlay 154 0 0} That part within State} Ms. 1918- 
supply. Shire.} (about) Forest No. 127; dedi-} 6,699 

cated 4th November, r 

1914, ; 

Do do 588 do 29 Nov., 1880 do do do 50 0 0 ado Ps () : 
; (about) 

Moss Vale .. do 48,064 | From sale for public) 4 Sept., 1912} Camden ..| Wingello ..| Wingecarri- 9 2 41) The whole. Plan Ms.| Ms. 1918- 

recreation. (Suburbs of | Wingello.) bee Shire. 1,369 Gbn. 6,494. 
Do - do 48,065 | From lease generally ..| 4 ,, Pe do is ao do 9 2 42 do do 
Do do 52,650 | From sale for public] 22 Feb., 1918 do do do 0 0 84] The whole .. do 
recreation. 
Do do ..| 52,651 | From lease generally ..| 22 ,, 7 do a do : do Pic 0 0 8} do ae sie an do 

Grafton do . | 52,788 | From sale and lease} 3 May, ,, | Gresham ..) Grange ‘Nymboida 18 0 0 | That part within special) Ms. Ls. 
generally, Shire} (about). | lease 1918-10, 1918-10,029, 

Lismore ..{ Eastern...| 14,500 | From sale for quarry| 3 Oct., 1891) Rous Hanging | Terania 117 2 0 | Part within portion 89.{ C.S. 1918- 
purposes. , Rock. Shire. Plan &. 7,789-1,759 R. 16,249 

Norty.—Held under conditional purchase. 

Deniliquin..{ Central..| .... { From annual lease or| 13 April, 1892, Townsend..) Wangonillaj Windouran}, 60 © 0) That part within travel-) Ms. 1918- 
occupation license Shire, ling stock and camping; 6,554. 
within temporary Booabula reserve 50,331, notified 
common. | O.L. |. No. 11th November, 1914. 

124, : 

Gosford ..| Esstern.., 52,261 | From sale and lease] 15 June, 1917| Northum- | Munmorah| ......:. -19 1 © | The whole.. Alin. 1918+ 
generally. berland. | 6,944. 

Muswell- Eastern.. 122 | From sale for public{ 1ept., 1879) Durham ..j Balmoral..{ Muswell- 17 3 O{[ The whole; portion 205.| C.S, 1918- 

brook, purposes. brook Plan D, 4,285-2,083. 16,226. 
Shire. 

Moree w+| Central,..| 26,685 | From sale for village|25 ,, 1897) Benarba ..| Meero Boomi 293 0 20 | Part within portions 135) C.S.1918- 

purposes, Shire. to 137. Plans B. 2,022,| 16,867. 
and 2,023-1,909, 
Nore. —Held under conditional purchase. 

Dunedoo | voriat, 26,032 | From lease and license) 22 May, 1897) Lincoln Yarrow Cobbora 340 0 0| The whole .. Ms. 1918- 
Central. for mining, { ‘Shire.| (about). 6,871. 
Orange Be Paes oe 54| From sale for public| 30 Sept., 1878) Bathurst ../ Colville ..) ‘Canobolas 9 0 3 | The whole; portion 216 / C:S. 1918- 

| purposes, (Village of] Quy ong). Shire. Plan B. 4,664-2,002. 18,111, 
Norrt.—Held under conditional purchase. 
Rylstone ..; Eastern.. 16 | Camping .. 7 Noy., 1873] Phillip ..; Growee Rylstone 8 2°0{| The whole .. Ms. 1918- 
Shire.) (about). 6,867, 
Tamworth.. do 14,400 | For access --| 5 Sept., 1891) Parry ..| Somerton..| Pecl Shire.. 13 2 That part within portions] Aln. 1918- 
167 and 168. Plans P. 7,389. 
5 2,837, 2,838-1,"64. 
Do do 14,401 | For plantation .. D- » Ss do do do... 1 1481] The whole. Plan P, 2,839 do 
| Sack 
Do dc 14,402 do Ne oF: 3 do SE do is do 1 1 35 | The whole, Plan P. 2,840- do 
4 3 1,764. 
Gundagai,.| Central..| 50,758 | From after-auctionpur-| 9 June, 1915} Harden Mooney Adjungbilly 0 2 0} Part within allotment 4,] Aln, 1918- 
chase. : Mooney, Shire. section 25, Plan Mut- 2,828. 
(Village of} Muttama). ; tama 8 Rol. 

Do | Rastern.. From sale or lease under) 31 Dec., 1916) Wynyard ..| South ade 1 0 63} Portion 427. Plan W.| Ms. 1918- 
section 228. . Gundagai. 5,375-2,119. 6,86. 

Do do 1,957 | From sale for water] 21 June, 1880] Harden Mooney Adjung- 57 0 0| The whole; parts previ-| Aln. 1918- 
supply. Mooney.| billy Shire.| (about). ously revoked, Plans] 7,06, 

H. 6,554, 9,221, 5,570- 
é = A | 1,716. 

Willyama,..| Western | 26,471 | Frem leare and license| 28 Aug., 1897| Tongowoko| Warratta..| R.A. 259 &|14,600 0 0| The whole .. Ms 1918- 
for temporary com- L.A, 259. (about), NyLote 
mon, 
































£ f 


6 'Sepr., 1918. ] NEW SOUTH WaLeES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4495 





[1522] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPEOIAL HOLDING AREA No. 228. 


af is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, Returned 
Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 226, particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











Returned 




















Land Snldier’s Special Date of , : 
District, Division. Holding Ee ea | Notification,| County. Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
: No, | 
| : | & f.,p 
Tamworth...) Eastern 226 | 14 Sept., 1917) Inslis  ...) Moonbi ...| Ccckburn ... 3 3.0 | The whole at nee ose eos e.{ Aln. 1918=+ 
i ' t . 1; . 
(1523) Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 
REVOOATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACT OR ARKA PREVIOUSLY NOTIZIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


we is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
- that the tract or area hereunder described is not available for settlement is hereby revoked. 


W: G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











Land 


















































District. Division. | Notigeation. County, | Parish. | Shire. | Ares. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
F | ; i 
Cooma ...| Eastern.| 3 Avg., 191T.| Wallace ...! Townsend ...) Dalecty ... 20 0 0 | The whole; part previously reyoked a ..-| Ms. Ls, 
(about). 1918-7,825, 
‘ Norz.—Held under special lease. 
[1545] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


sie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Suburban Holding, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 14TH OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged wita the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
. posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 14th October, 1918, or at any time between the 14th October, 1918, and 
the 19th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 14th October, 1918. , : 

The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
sorubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(5) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Goverment Act. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
sich improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all ferms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coms 
if so desired by the applicant. 








SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,004. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Picton, AND MuNrIcIPALIrY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, butis intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


i i 

















st th 
® | ; { 
nS Es ; Annual 
| Bs te| S'S Capital Rent Nature and Nearest 
Count: wae an Value for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o., 
she Paris. “(Sex| $9 for first | period Fee. 0 distance Water Supply. 
gag 42 period of of Improvements, therefrom, 
Ss 3 20 years. 20 years, 
f ee a 
: Acres Brel dar 6 sade poR os. d. . 0 ee 
Cumberland} St. Peter..| 289 | 30 80510 0} 046 OF 315 0 Nil. Campbelltown, | Sandstone formation; good land, suitable for 
2 miles. orchards, except towards the George’s River 


frontage, which is steep and rocky; timber 
comprises gum, ironbark, stringybark, blood- 
wood, and scrub ; water in George’s River. 
Plan ©. 1,767-2,030 Roll. 

Ms. 1918-4,855. 














Nors,—Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 233, notified 14th September, 1917, is hereby revoked, 


4496 [6 Surr., 1918. 

















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


(1541 J Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


| he is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprisea within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, 
to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 28TH OCTOBER, 1918, befure which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. he survey fee sball (unless the holder desires to pay tke fee sooner) be 
paid in ten equal yearly instalments,with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ; 

All applications lodged by the applicant m person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 2&th October, 1918, and 2nd 
November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on the 28th October, 1918, 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

‘Lhe Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitabie fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions ef Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forme of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if 90 desired by the applicant, 








ee nee 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 807. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GRAFTON, AND COPMANHUEST SHIRE. 

















% 
23 Annual 
Ba g re ee Bent a Nature and Nearost t d. Soll der, 
County. Parish, [55 &| Home-| for first i ae Thar Estimated Value of frown ane. Oharacter ere Bese 2 bey 
Pye f| stead | period of fa of A Improvements. iheretroat Pps 
$a Farm, | 265 years. | o- years. 
[o) 
Pas 
Acres, pARUAC ICS UIE 2 i WR Cee a 
Clarence ..; Clifden ..|. 96, 273 819 0 0|20 9 6! 8 O O |Portion96—62chains! Grafton town] Undulating country of sandstone formaticn; 
97, fencing, £6; 2acres} and port, 11 sandy soil, alluvial in parts, but generally poor, 
9s. clearing, £4; 15) miles; Kool- rock and clay subsoil ; sound country, suitable 
acres clearing, £15;) khan railway for dairying, breeding cattle and horses ; parts 
21 chains old boun-| station, 5 suitable for cultivation, cleared; timber— gun, 
dary fencing, £1] miles, blood+vood, oak, tea-tree, mahogany, and appic, 
153.5 old wire fene- with emu bush scrub and Jantana in parts ; 
ing. Crown  pro- water supply insufficient on portions 96 and $7, 
perty. Portion 97— may be provided at comparatively smal! cost ; 
Nearest butter 








74 acres clearing, 
£153 23° chains 
old wire boundary 


fence, £1 15s. ; 10) 


supply sufficient on portlon 98. 
factory, Grafton, 11 miles, 

Plans C. 3,008, 3,004, 3,005-1,577. 
Ms. 1918-3,881. 



































acres clearing, £10; 
19 chains old wire 
fence, Crown pro- 
perty. Portion 98— 
5 acres clearing, 
£5; 24 chains old 
wire fence, £1 10s. 
| Crown property. 
Norz.—Includes Homestcad Farm Area No. 559, notified 23rd June, 1216, which is hereby revoked. 
HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 808. 
KMASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Dratricr oF BELLINGEN, AND Dorrico Snrre. 
Eat 9 Paws 
23 
5S Area Capital eos Nearest 
gee of Value et ie Nature and i 4 aatiea 
County, Parish, |$ 5 E Home-! for first {9 eri i Estimated Value of we lps Character psd ra fabs Mig) 2 &o., 
Pit) stead | period of P of - Improvements. th te ater supply. 
g Farm. | 25 years. ae Creo 
sa-| 25 years, 
Ons 
i 
Acres, Goes Ai). £1 Bde. ed: 
Fitzroy =| Fenton ..| 36 3162 475 (26 117 FP .8 10 Nil. Dorrigo, about) Mountainous, hilly, and a little flat country of 


10 miles, slate formation generally, with a little basalt 
formation ; brown, chocolate, and red soils, 
with clay subsoil; timbered with coachwood, 
crab-apple, negro-head, bean, and corkwood, 
some gum and box; ample water supply. 
Average annual rainfall, 35 inches. 

Plan cat. F. 2,004-1,810. 

R,S.S. 1918-10,182. 




















) 





Norr.--Classification reserve, notified 12th July, 1918 is hereby revoked. 


6 Sept., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 4497 





11540] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ‘A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 34 and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for John Percival MeCrabb, per his attorney, David Alexander MeCrabb, of Emerald Hill, to 
whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers’ Settle- 
ment Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 9tu SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be aceompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instakments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


- The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 284, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 1], under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(8) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample greon timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


The principal conditions which atiach te a holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must 
conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. ; 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 





ae W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz,—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of costy if 
90 desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 326, 
- CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp District of GUNNEDAH, AND Livzepoon Prains SHIRE, 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for home maintenance, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart for a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistanee under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 








3 

tig 

et Area ibis waa Neture and ax caress a . 

as] of for first jurvey Estima’ ae ‘own Garacter Thnbes, Ga, 

Ooumty, | Parish, | 6-3 | oi. for fret | period | Fee. of distance Waser evety. 

Sa ing. | 5 years. | 9 of Improvements, | therefrom, 

3S years. 

i) 

fa 












aT! Dp. 9 Ss. ad. | £ i's. a.| £ ae a: 
Potting2r ..| Dubbleda...| 149 |283910| 867 5 8/2113 8! 7 0 O| Ringbarking, £34) Gumnedah, 83) Level country; brown clayey soil and subsoil 5 
ex. Js Crown pro-| miles, open to thick forest of box, bibble, rosewood, 
road.) | perty; boundary gum, apple and budda; no permanent water— 
fencing, balf supply obtainable by sinking ; suitable for 
| value, £41 1s. 3d., cultivation ; first-class grazing. Mean annual 
| the property of _yainfall, Gunnedah, 25 inches. 
| adjoining holder. Plan P. 5,072-1781, 
| Ms. 1918-6,263, 








Ld ~ So gaeerna en einaa ee 
Norg,—Includes clavelidation reserve, notified Lith Metchy 1918, which is hereby revoked. 
No. 110, 6 Seprumper, 1918, —6, 


4498 NEV/ SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Supr., 1918, ; 





[1542] Department of Lands, [ 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


WOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE. 
afe {a hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 


Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be disposed of; 


under the prevailing conditions of the law. ; 
The area will be available on and after 14th OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Fort 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 


confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) . 


be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications iu 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 14th October, 1918, or at any time between the 14th October, 1918, and 
the 19th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Ageut 
sitiultaneously on the 14th October, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 


lesseé are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and seareh 
_ fof and win minerals. . 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, | 


or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than oné month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will de given to the lessee. 


(2d) The holdet® of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall! commence and thereafter continue to clear the area capable of profit- 
able improvemest of noxious weeds and scrub (except édible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area 
each year, so that the whole of such area shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has 
been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during 
the remaining term of the lease, to the satistaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a four-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of the lease 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. ; 


(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time im force. 


2, _ (g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shali preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes upon 


such land as may be requiréd by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 


State forest. 


(7) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if anv) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the Jand leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, 0 that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


- The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


ou 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
sich improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ay 








W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application wiil be filled wn by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 








CROWN-LEASE ARHA No. 3,290. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 


_ Laxp District oz Watcna, AND ApsnEY SHIRE. 





ey 








§ Annual 
3 earn poy Rent Nature arid ra ae a 
: fo) for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town an Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &By 
Coulity. Parish. E Crown- Sania it period Fee. of distance | Water Supply. : 
88 lease, i years of ; Improvements, thorefrom. . 
; a r , | 16 years, , 
Acres, £ ys OB. BG.) 28s. a. , 
Vernon ..{ Fitzroy ..) A 3,000 | 2,000 0 0] 25 0 0] 21 0 0} Ringbarking the} Kempsey,about| Undulating to hilly, slate and altered slate for- 


property of an-| 66 miles (46) mation; clayey, gravelly, ard stouy soil and 


nal value. road). bark, apple, oak, and box, and messmate; 
water in Stringybark Creek and main head of 
Kunderang Brook not permanent; fair pastur- 
age when improved; sound country, adapted 
for breeding and growing large stock, Average 
annual rainfall, about 43 inches at Bellbrook. 
Ms. 1918-6,697, 























— wp = 
on + -— 


ee Le eee ae Se ee ee v » « > = = ~ = 4 
Nore.—The included part about 3,090. acrés of classification reserve notified 4th August, 1909, is hereby revoked.) Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey 
fee are subject to adjustment after suryey. : . 7 


nual lessee, nomi-| miles by main}. sub-soil; thickly timbered with gum. stringy: ” 


6'Szpr., 1918] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4409 





[1543] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASHS; 


A it is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the @aowil. 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be: disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 14r” OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first. week that the land jpiesinae-, 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon: 
confirmation of an application, such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the ad 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


' All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in shiva 4 
letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 14th October, 1918, or at any time between the 14th October, 1918, and the 19th: 
October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent sitaultaneously 
on the 14th October, 1918. 


_ The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, sed to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the conseiit of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not Borned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


f 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, ‘Alfting purposes, 
or any other public purpose; ag? giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the leasé, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 


Local Land Board. 


(e) The boundaries of portion 35 are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Ohairman of the Local 


Land Board. 


(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the ptdvisioity of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and, shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within’ a ling reserve or 


State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease, 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


The lessee shall commence such operations within 


Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the vd tle value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 


if so desired by the applicant, 
4 1 a 
{ og 
i as 
Eg | Arca 
: fie of 
County, Parish, 8 = | Crown- 
2° | lease, 
eo 
+ 
fo) 
es Ay 
Acres. 
Westmore- | Bulgarres..| 35 2833 
Dae 2 do 4.) A | 3,260 


Lanp Disrrict or Liragow, AND OBERON SHIRE. 














CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,286. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 











(about), 





Capital ane 

li tent 

Value ! 

> {} for first | Survey 
for first sHon =a 
period of p i 
15 years. 15 Feare: 

1 

£ 8 d.| £ sd) £ 8. d. 
165 4 7} 2 14) 8 0 0 
815 0 0/10 3 9/21 0-0 


* 





= s 24 


P) 





~ WNature and 
Estimated VaJue of 
Improvements. 


Nearest 


Town 


and 


distance 
therefrom. 


Clearing, £1; boun-| Tarana 


dary fence posts, 


half value, £2 
2s. Crown pro- 
perty. 


O20 098 108 O04 090 wae 190 O98 


ae 





way 
about 
miles, 


Tarana 
way 


rail- 
station, 
323 


3 
rail- 
station, 


about 30 miles, 





The 





Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
Water Supply. 


ast ng 


Undulating, hilly, and inclined to be moun-_ 
tainous; chiefly slate, basalt and quartz forma- 
tion ; about 40 acres fair to good agricultural 
land, remainder fair grazing; fairly thickly 4 
timbered with gum, peppermint, and some 
wattle, blackbutt, and sallee; water in gullies. 

Undulating, hilly, and mountainous country ; 
chiefly slate formation, some quartz and 
diorite; about 20 acres medium agricultural 
land, 880 acres fair grazing, remainder rough, 


steep, and broken, 


mostly poor; 


thickly 


timbered.-with sorubby-gum. and- peppermint 
on the ridges, gum and blackbutt-in, gallies 
it oe water in Hollander’s River and 


Ms. 191825; 024. 


w 


rend 





N OTE.—Area, capital Saini, rental value of improvements, and survey fee of Block A are subject to adj: vastment efter survey, Inctides Bivek: ‘at Lahey 


3,543 acres) of Crown-lease Area No, 2,497, notified Yth June, 1916, hereby revoked, 


4500 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sepr., 1918. 








{1544} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING, 


a Fee is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 
Orown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 144 OOTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be:paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. U0 é 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 14th October, 1918, or at any time between the 14th October, 1918, 
and the 19th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 14th October, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :-— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) During the whole currency cf the lease the land shali be open to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses without 
interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the land, calico notices, indicating, 
for public information, that the land leased is subject to operations of miners’ rights. Such notices to be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any uther public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of yent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shali, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the leave he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub), at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep 
it tree from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub), during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. Gates of access shall be erected for the convenience of miners. 

(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in foree. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, and shall also 
preserve all timber suitable for mining purposes. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three ysars from the 
date of confirmation of the lease. 

(7) The land shall be used for grazing purposes only. 

(-) ae ae of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 185 of the Crown Lands Oonsolidation Act, 1913, is 

ereby barred. 

(2) iy ne shall be subject to all rights conferred under the Mining Acts, and to any existing mining titles that may be affected 

ereby. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 

The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crewn Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
aa W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, tf so desired by the applicant. 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,284. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District.or Epzn, anp ImbAy SHIRE. 








i ie ; 

» 2 nice Annua 
BE Area apie Rent Nature and Nearest 
County Parish, Se of for first | fOr first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 

_ & | Crown period of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
85 | lease. | 45 years o Improvements. therefrom. 
eles * | 15 years, 
On 
fa 











Spates. (ie. 8. dal asd. 
Auckland ..! Yowaka ..| 55 |571 114] 14216 9] 1 9 


15 11 0 0} Dam, £5; boundary} Panbula, 3}| Hilly to rough mountainous country ; timbered 
(part). fencing, £1 10s.! miles. with gum, mountain ash, stringybark, oak, and 
Crown property. box; brown and sandy soils; ample water in 
oe, Creek. Annual rainfall, about 374 
inches. 


Plan A. 2,158-2,098. 
| Ms. 1918-5,611. 
1 } 








Noze.—Intludes part of reservo under section 206 from sale and lease, which is hereby wholly revoked. Reserve 13,235 from conditional sale, notified 
4 20th December, 1909, is not affected by this notification. 
Land which is reserved from sale shail not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall have 
been revoked, A conversion. Lato a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for miging or mining purposes 
eacept with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, 


6 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 4501 


(1546) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LHEASES. 


AE is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 








The areas will be available on and after 14” OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 14th October, 1918, or at any time between the lath October, 1918, and the 
19th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 14th October, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions:— — 


(az) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), anda reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the case 
ef resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the ease of resumption for any other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


{d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, eommence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaetion of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satis- 
faction of the Local Land Board. 


{e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced witha six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 


however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 


(7) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(7) The lessee shall destroy all uscless timber except such as shall’ be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(h) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 


upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 


(#) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefror 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. ‘The lessee shull commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall elear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 


not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto, The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements whieh are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with tho provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 








mean: 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,285. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lawp Disrerer oF Cooma, AND Monaro SHIRE. 








eS | { 
3 ' 
@ § Capital Annua 
5 Area Rent Nearest 
Value 3 Nature and 
Ovuaty Parish “ of for first | Survey ; * Town and Oharacter of Land, foil, Timber, aa, 
* 8 ~ Crown-| _f0F, first period Fee. oe Vahaa of distance Water supply. 
period of Improvements. 
8 8 lease, 16 years. | 45 of therefrom. 
; years. 





Acres. Sr 8. d; | L ‘shuds | 2 sar i “ ae 
Beresford ..| Onslow ..| F 2,580 860 0 0/1015 0]19 0 O| Fencing, removal] Colinton  rail-| Rough and steep mountainous country 3 chiefly 
value, £35 13s.} way _ station, slate formation ; part granite; light joam soil ; 
4d.; boundary! about 4 miles.| timbered with gum, peppermint, stringy bark, 
fencing, no value, and apple, with scrub of wattle, sagebush, &e ; 
Da ,.| Onslowand| H 3,820 |1,273 6 S| 1518 4]23 0 0] Fencing, removal do ..| ample water supply in creeks and gullies. Aver- 
Colinton. value, £24 6s. 8d.; age rainfall, about 20 inches; suitable for 
boundary _ fenc- grazing. 
ing, no value, Ms. 1918-6,836, 


mend 








Norg.—Crown-lease Area 2,047, notified 1st September, 1915, and that part of Crown-lease Area 568, notified 7th May, 1913, covered by the above, are hereby 
reyoked, The area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. 























4502 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sepr., 1918. 
rit) ; s) 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES—continued. 
~ CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,287. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp DistTRIcT oF GRAFTON, AND ORARA SHIRE. 
3, | | 
e . A l 
g . AF n Value. ant, 5 E ti ated Val Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, & 
: or firs urve stimated Value own an aracter of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
Oounty. Parish. 8§ ae ead of period gd Qi, Aiatamcs Water Supply, e 
&5 | lease. | is years. of Improvements. therefrom. 
2 e 15 years. 
a7 
@. fe. P. 8, d..| £ g.;d.) £2 8. 'd, 
Olarence ..| Canoulam..| 9 |453 8 0) 22617 6| 216 9/10 0 0 Nil. Maclean, about| Generally undulating plain country, swampy in 
eat f 20 miles. parts; timbered with mahogany, bloodwood 


gum, peppermint, tea-tree, oak, dwarf oak, and 
heath ; poor to good grazing; sandstone forma- 
tion ; small area of varying quality suitable for 
agriculture, which might be increased if drain- 
age is possible; no permanent water, supply 
at ad F Fiz : may be conserved. 

“a Plan C. 3,016-1,577, 

Ms, Ls. 1918-2,259. 

















I a a a a a a a a a ae a) 
Novz :~ The included part of Crown-lease Area 1,541, notified 4th November, 1914, and the covering reserve from sale or lease, section 206, are hereby revoked. 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No, 3,289, ~ 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Digtrrior oF Casino, AND WoopBuRN SuHIRz. 














3 
’ Annual 
Meow i Area] “Vatoo | gts | sorvey | .,Nneareand Towa and Character of Land, Soth Timber, Seay, 
ip 
Qoanty. g g Crown-| for first period Fee. Estimated Value of pikes pee Leena 
lesze. pend of f Improvamenta, therefrom. 
6 years. ® 
& 15 years. 
ae ; Aeresy| -& > s di] & gy id.) Bre. od. { 
Richmond..! Myrtle ..| 141, ! 647 539 3 4] 61410] 11 0 O|} Boundary fencing.) Camira . Creek| Gently undulating; sandy: soil; with low-lying 
' 139, 1 adjoining holder,| \ railway sta-| belts between; sandstone formation ; timbered 
144 posts on boun-| tion, 7miles;} with ironbark, gum, mahogany, bloodwood, 
and dary portion 141,|} village of| box, tallow-wood, oak, tea-tree, honeysuckle, 
9. £8; internal fen-| Rappville, and a few apple trees and a small patch of 
cing, £21 8s.;}| about9miles. Bargo scrub near north-east corner; this 
yards and dairy, area is wet and cold in winter months ; suitable 
£115 ringbark- fora run for dry and young stock; water 
ing, £1. Crown sufficient in normal seasons. Average rainfall, 
property. about 40 inches, : 
Plan R. 2,041 ; 2,043; 2,130 and 2,286-1,744. 
Ms. 1918-6,177. 























Nore.—Includes Crown-lease Area No, 2,274, notified 21st January, 1916, and reserves from sale and lease under section 206, which are hereby revoked, 





f1547] | Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION | SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 
i ie 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
foe an Original Crown-lease, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. At a 


This block shall be available only for Henry Franeis Marsden, of Glencoe, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him 
to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after Ir SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


_ The application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unles#the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with 


interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ‘Lhe first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the 
application. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised:in writing, or may be posted to 
the Crown Land Agent, ; . j 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. : 


That part of the area, not within a State forest or timber reserve, which contains timber in excess of the requirements of the lessee 


a apen thereof, is set apart as a Forest Area, and the annual rental in respect thereof has been determined separately from the balance 
of the area. | 
Es \ 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder aha to the 
following special conditions := - : 


ev 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not danba o the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting, | ie 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and. 

' search for and win minerals. 


6 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 110. 4503 











OROWN-LEASE—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. ; 

(d@) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
useless timber as specified, noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total 
area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease; and after any land has been 
cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from useless timber as. specified, noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. a 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease; Pro- 

- vided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject tothe provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or State forest. 

(g) A proportion of the Forest Area not exceeding one-third shall be absolutely exempt from the operation of any timber 
license in order to provide a timber supply for the development of the holding. 

(4) No operations in connection with timber or products (other than by the lessee for his own use on the Jand leased) siall be 
allowed on the Forest Area, except with the concurrence of the Department of Lands under Special License, to be issued bv 
an authorised Forest Officer. Provided that with the lessee’s written consent, such a license may be issued to apply tv 
timber or products on any part of the lease excepting the Forest Area, 

(<) The holder of a special license to cut timber on the Forest Area or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
or to remove products therefrom, shall be governed by the conditions and limitations of the license which will be framed by 
the Forestry Commission to protect the lessee’s interest in the land. 

(*) The lessee shall be allowed compensation to the amount of one-third of any royalty paid to the Crown on timber or 
products, to cover any damage done to his interests in the holding by timber operations under special licenses. 

(%) The lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber and debris, and shall prevent the spread of fire therefrom 
extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent land, 

(2) During the currency of the lease all persons authorised by special license shall have full right of access to and entry upon the 
part of the Forest Area not absolutely exempted from license, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
at any time within reasonuble hours, for the purpose of cutting or removing timber or products without interference by the 
lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister for Lands or any officer authorised by such Minister in this behalf. 

(m) The lessee shall, where grazing is necessary for the purpose of removing timber and products, allow timber-gatters authorised 
under Special License to graze their teams on the forest area, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
subject to the terms of auy permit issued by the District Forester or his deputy, in which necessary provision will be made 
and decided by that officer for the limit of stock to be used and the payment of agistment fees. 

(x) An occupation permit under the Forestry Act with the right to occupy not more than 5 acres of the lease for any purpose 
connected with the treatment or removal of timber or products may be granted by the Forestry Commission with the con- 
currence of the Secretary for Lands, subject to fair compensation to the lessee to be fixed by the Forestry Commission. 

(0) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not Jess 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 

(p) The right of conversion into a Homestead Farm, as provided by section 185 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of 
the land within reserve No. 52,950 from sale generally, is hereby barred. 


Norse.—The forest area herein referred to is the land within reserve No. 52,950 from sale generally, notified this day. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto, The 
. Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


—_—— W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Norz.—All information may be abtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
so desired by the applicant. 


Oounty, 


Gresham 


—— — — — —— —— —  —  -rrererrororr 








CROWN-LHASE AREA No. 2,288. 
EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanb Disreiort of Guan Innezs, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 














SS | | 
é 5 | Annnal | ; 
ee Area & pits heut Nature and Nearest 
Parish. 8 : of fo Pa at for first | Survey Estinited Value Town and ’  Qharacter of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
; 5 Crown- 4 od of | Period Fee. 0 distance Water Supply. 
go lease. If sehte a of Improvements. therefrom. 
5 years. 
be haa | 
Acres.|. & 8. &| £.8, 0.) & 8, 4, 2 : ; 
«| Oakwood...) 1 2,143 |2,808 15 0 | 2816 0/18 0 0| Ringbarking, £25;) Glen Innes, 36| Undulating to steep and stony, slate formation ; 
(ex. hut, vaiue not] miles; Glen- clayey soil, subsoil decomposing slate rock ; 
roads). known. Crown! coe, 83 miles; generally thickly timbered with stringy bark, 
| property. Red Range, 24) gum, messmate, and oak; dingoes and marsu- 
miles. pials fairly numerous; usually water in House 


and East Oakwood Creeks, suitable dam site 
obtainable, Average annual rainfall, about 
39 inches. Mainly good grazing, best adapted 
for large stock, 

Plan G. 559-1,782, 

R.S.8. 1918-13,42s, 

















Nore.—The included part (2,143 acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 2,590, notified 14th July, 1916, and covering reserve from sale or lease are hereby revoked, 


Reserve 


52,950 from sale generally is not affected by this notification, Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purshase 


unless and until such reservation shall have been revoked. 


4504 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF VILLAGE OF 
SOMERTON. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the design of the 
village of Somerton has been altered by curtailing 
the village boundaries and closing part of Joshua- 
street. 
[Aln. 1918-7 ,389] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1525] 








[1500] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING RESERVE No. 52,696. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Mores, ANp Boomz SHIRE. 
Within settlement lease No. 1,911-5. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the area of about 290 acres 
of land in the parish of Banarway, county of Benarba, 
reserved as No. 52,696 in the Government Gazette of 
8th March, 1918, under section 28 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, for travelling stock and camp- 
ing is hereby defined, set apart, and reserved from 
sale for a camping place for travelling stock. 
| Ms. 1918-6,884] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM LICENSE FOR PUBLIC 
SCHOOL PURPOSES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 


[1527] 


pursuance of the provisions of the 233rd section ~ 


of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the lands 
hereunder described are hereby withdrawn from _occu- 
pation license No. 898, held by Charles Frederick 
Tindal, for public school purposes. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND NYMBOIDA SHIRE. 
County of Fitzroy, parish of Chambigne, containing 
an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 53. Plan F. 3,233-1,810. 
[Ms. 1918-6,750] 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


VILLAGE AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT 
SOMERTON. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 23rd section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following portions of 
Crown Lands are declared to be set apart respectively 
as the site for the village of Somerton, and for the 
suburban lands attached thereto. 
Norr.—This notification does not affect any lease 
or license within the village or suburban boundaries. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1526] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TaMwortu, AND Pre, Sutre. 
Boundaries of village lands at Somerton. 


County of Parry, parish of Somerton, containing an 
area of about 272 acres. The Crown Lands within 
‘the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Peel River at the north-western corner 
of section 1; and bounded thence on part of the west 
by the west boundary of that section south to a point 
east of the south-east corner of portion 62; thence 
on the north by a line west to that corner; thence 
again on the west by a line and part of the eastern 
boundary of portion 91 bearing south to the south-west 
side of Scotland-street ; thence on part of the south- 
west by the south-west side of Scotland-street south- 
easterly to the north-west side of Grant-street ; thence 
by the north-west side of Grant-street south-westerly 
to the south-west side of Brooke-street ; thence again 
on the south-west by the south-west side of Brooke- 
street south-easterly to the south-east side of Charles- 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


(6 Sepr., 1918, 





street; thence on the south-east by the south-east side 
of Charles-street north-easterly to a gully forming the 
south-west side of portion 76; and thence by that 
guily and the Peel River downwards to the north- 
eastern corner of portion 168; thence again on the 
north-west by the south-eastern boundary of portion 
168; thence on the north-east and south-east by the 
southern boundary of the latter portion and the 
southern and north-western boundaries of portion 167 
to the Peel River aforesaid; thence by that river 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 


Norr.—In lieu of village boundaries, proclaimed 20th 
March, 1885, which are hereby revoked. 
[Ain, 1918-7,389] 


Boundaries of suburban lands at Somerton. 


County of Parry, parish of Somerton, containing an 
area ot about 1,033 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of the Peel River at the north-west corner of 
portion 3; and bounded thence on the east by part of 
the west boundary of that portion bearing south to 
a poimt east of the north-east corner of portion 124; 
thence on the south by a line partly forming the 
north boundaries of that portion and the Cemetery 
reserve bearing west 86 chains; thence on the west 
by an east boundary of portion 124 aforesaid bearing 
north 24 links to a point east of the south-east corner 
of portion 85; thence again on the south by a line 
partly forming the south boundary of the lastnamed 
portion and portions 86, 87, 88, and 89 bearing west 
to the south-west corner of the lastnamed portion; 
again on the west by a line partly forming the west 
boundary of portion 89 aforesaid and portions 90 
and 83 bearing north to the south-west corner of 


‘portion 77; thence again on the south by a line 


partly forming the south boundaries of portions 75, 
74, 73, and 72 bearing west to the south-west corner 
of the lastnamed portion; again on the west by a line 
partly forming the west boundaries of portions 72 
aforesaid and 71 bearing north to the Peel River; 
and by that river upwards, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—but exclusive of the village lands, as notified 
this day. 

Nore.—In lieu of suburban boundaries, proclaimed 
20th March, 1885, which are hereby revoked. 
[| Aln. 1918-7,389] 





[1529] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


da is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





For Public Recreation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Moss Vain, AND WINGECARRIBEE 
SHIRE. 


No. 52,976 from sale (52,977 from lease generaily). 
County of Camden, parish of Wingello (suburbs ot 
Wingello), containing an area of 9 acres 2 roods 74 
perches. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing at the western corner of 
portion 6, and bounded thence by that portion south- 
easterly, by_the lands appropriated for railway pur- 
poses 21st January, 16th and 23rd November, 1917, 
for Great Southern Railway generally south-westerly 
to Nandi-road; by that road north-westerly ; by por- 
tion 127 northerly; by Nandi-road aforesaid north- 
easterly to the southern side of a road 1 chain wide 
along the south boundary of portion 86; and by that 
side easterly, to the point of commencement. Plan 
Ms. 1,369, Gbn. 

[Ms. 1918-6,494] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF WyaALonc, anp Buanp SurRe. 


No. 52,979 from sale (52,980 from lease generally). 
County of Gipps, parish of Kalingan, containing an 
area of 7 acres 3 roods 5 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion p.w.r. 908. Plan Ms. 
1,147 Fbs. 

[Ms, 1918-7,086] ‘Peaee Nene 


6 Szpr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4505 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRIGONO- 

METRICAL PURPOSES. 
ifs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
£ visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for trigono- 
metrical purposes, and they are hereby reserved ac- 
cordingly. 


[1528] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WALCHA, AND ApsLEY Sune. 

Partly within Bergen-op-Zoom resumed area No. 3494. 

No. 52,978. County of Vernon, parish of Ohio, con- 
taining an area of about 40 acres. ‘The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 80 and 83, and the southern side 
of a road forming the northern boundary of those 
portions. 

Notr.—In lieu of reserve 1,484, notified 10th Decem- 
ber, 1875, which is hereby revoked. 
[Aln. 1918-7,387] 





[ 15382] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE GENERALLY. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from sale generally. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


eee meee: 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gran INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
No. 52,950. County of Gresham, parish of Oak- 
wood, containing an area of about 750 acres. The 
Crown Lands comprising that part of measured por- 
tion 1 east of Kast Oakwood Creek. 
[R.S8.S. 1918-13,428] 





[1537 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


i T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 14th October, 
1918. It is further notified that the price for the land 
for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
value upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be 10s. per acre, except that. the 
provisional rental to be lodged with an application 
for a conditional lease or an additional settlement 
lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional holding 
acquired shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding, in virtue of which the additional 
holding was appiied for, and to the following special 
conditions: —The selector or lessee shall carefully 
preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 1 
chain wide along each bank of all defined watercourses ; 
also all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain 
wide along the course of all creeks and gullies, and 
across the lowest part of flats where such gullies dis- 
charge water and there are no defined watercourses. 


Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the 
Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the 


wpplicant, 
W.'G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


8 Eee 
———_—_—_———————— 
————————————— 


Lanp Disrrict or Picron, AND WOLLONDILLY SHIRE. 


County of Camden, parish of Werriberri, area 110} 
acres ex road. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 2,—as shown on plan C. 
1,809-2,041. 

Norr.—Crown-lease Area No. 2,094, notified 29th 
September, 1915, and reserve from sale or lease dated 
14th June, 1918, by operation of section 206, are 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. Ls. 1918-6,528] 


ey 





[1539] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS,,. 
ADDITIONAT, HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 

1k is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions ef section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 


‘the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 


for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
ehases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 14th October, 
1918. it is further notified that the prices of the land 
for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
values upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach 
to the particular original holding, in virtue of which 
the additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


’ BASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Gien Innes, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. 

County of Gough, parish of Fladbury, containing an 
area of about 290 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 110, 103, 19, 107, 20, 16, parish Fladbury ; 
portions 14, 71, and 64, parish Louis, and Louis State 
Forest No. 528, 

Norr.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 
County of Gough, parish of Fladbury, containing an 
area of about 630 acres: The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 137, 139, 145, 102, State Forest No. 117, 
portions 40 and 146, Reedy Creek and Severn River. 
Notr.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, 5s. per acre. 

County of Gough, parish of Fladbury, containing an 
area of about 60 acres: The Crown Lands bounded by 
portions 102, 34, 109, and State Forest No. 117. 

Nore.—The included part of classification reserve, 
notified 2lst December, 1917, is hereby revoked. 

TMs. 1918-6,559] 

Lanp District of INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE, 
Within Strathbogie and Rocky Creek Occupation 
License No. 488a. 

Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 

County of Arrawatta, parish of Bowman, containing 
an area of abou 620 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 58, 59, 35, 54, parish of Bowman, and 
portion 62, parish. of Lorne. 

Nots.__Embraces block A of Crown-lease; Area No, 
2,611. notified 28th July, 1916, which is hereby -re- 
voked. 


4506 





Within Strathbogie and Rocky Creek Occupation 
License No. 488a. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre, 


_ County of Arrawatta, parish of Lorne, containing 
an area of about 870 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 54, parish of Bowman, portions 83, 95, 66, 
parish of Lorne, and Boughyard Creek. 
Note.—Embraces block B of Crown-lease Area No. 
2,611, notified 28th July, 1916, which is hereby re- 
voked 
[Ms. 1918-6,663] 


_ Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 
County of Arrawatta, parish of Severn, containing 
an area of 787 acres. The Crown Lands within the 


baundarigs of measured portion 19. Plan A. 3,083- 


Notr,—Includes Crown-lease Area No. 2,281, noti- 
fied 21st January, 1916, which is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-6,665] 


Lanp District oF TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Booroo, containing an . 


area of about 190 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 26, 1, 25, and 27, and State Forest No. 
529, 


Norr.—The covering reserve for classification, noti- 
fied 21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Booroo, icontaining an 
area of about 27 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 1 and 26, and State Forest No. 529. 

[ Ms. 1918-6,186] 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Bolivia, containing an 
area of about 175 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 162, the Bluff River, portion 132, and a 
line southerly to the north-east corner of portion 162. 
[Ms. 1918-6,022] 


Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Strathearn, containing 
an area of 156} acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 67. Plan C. 2,541-1,809. 

Notr.—The covering reserve from sale and lease, 
notified 14th August, 1912, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-6,020] 


Price and capital yalue, 15s. per acre. 


County of Clive, parish of Strathearn, containing 
an area of about 53 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 38, 47, 68, 51, 62, and 64, 

[Ms, 1918-6,019] 


Lanp District or Braipwoop, AND TALLAGANDA 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Murray, parish of Jinglemoney, contain- 
ing an area of 180 acres. The Crown Lands within 
portions 69, 168, and within the following boundaries : 
Commencing at the south-west corner of portion 69; 
and bounded thence by a line south to a point west 
of the south-west corner of portion 65; thence east 


to portion 168; and by that portion and portions 66,. 


31, and 69, to the point of commencement. Plans 


M. 5,536 and 4,227-1,956. 

Notr.—Classification reserve, notified 21st Decem- 
ber, 1917, within the above is hereby revoked. 
[Ms, 1918-6,415] 


Lanp Disrrict or GRArron, AND Nymsorpa SHire. 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Bardsley, containing 
an area of 100 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 238, Plan F. 808-1,810. 


Norr.—The covering reserve from sale and lease 
under section 206 is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre, 


Containing an area of 421 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 240. Plan F. 
727-1,810. 


Norr.—Includes Crown-lease Area No. 1,212, notified 
22nd April, 1914, which is hereby revoked. 
LMs. 1918-6,094] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Szpr., 1918, 


Lanp District of WINDSOR, AND Coto Surre. 
~ Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Cook, parish of Colo, containing an area 
of 49 acres, exclusive of road. The Crown [Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 35,—as 
shown on plan catalogued ©, 1,444-1,507, 


Notrr.—Reserve from sale and lease under section 
228, dated 24th September, 1917, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-9,769] 


Lanp Disrrict or Liruaow, AND Opreron SHIRE, 


Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Georgiana, parish of Retreat, containing 
an area of about 88 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries:—Being measured portions 
36 and 37, shown on plan G, 2,582-1,506, but exclud- 
ing road through the -portions. 


Norz.—Reserye for classification, notified 15th 
August, 1906, covering portion 387 (40 acres), and 
reserve for classification, notified 22nd August, 1906, 
covering portion 36 (50 acres), are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-6,744] 





[1538] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or 
additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 14th October, 1918. 
It is further notified that the price of the land 
tor additional conditional purchase, or the ecapi- 
tal value upon which provisional rentals (where 
required) shall be lodged, shall be £1 per acre, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same condi- 
tions (where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for, and to the following special 
condition :—The selector or lessee shall carefully pre- 
serve all timber within a strip of land at least 3 
chains wide along the left bank of the Yass River, and 
within a strip at least 1 chain wide along each bank 
of all defined watercourses; also all timber within a 
strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the course 
of all creeks and gullies, and across the lowest parts 
of flats where such gullies discharge water and there 


' are no defined watercourses. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
oll forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





BASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr oF YAss, AND GooDRADIGBER SHIRE. 


County of Murray, parish of Toual, containing an 
area of about 85 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the southern- 
most south-east corner of portion 113; and bounded 
thence by lines east about 4 chains, and south to the 
road from Yass to Gundaroo; thence by that road, 
and portions 14, 16, 17, 18, the Yass River, and por- 
tion 113, to the point of commencement. 


Norr.—Block A of Crown-lease Area No. 696, noti- 


fied 4th June, 1913, included in the above, is hereby 


revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-6,414] 


6 Sepr.,1918] §= NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





[1535] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 


CHASES OR CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


[' is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands bo - 
solidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional conditional purchases or con- 


ditional leases (not being conditional leases taken up. 


in virtue of and at the same time as original condi- 
tional purchases within the same area), and _ shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 14th 
October, 1918. It.is further notified that the prices of 
the land for additional conditional purchase shall be 
as hereinafter respectively specified. The provisional 
rental to be lodged with an application for a condi- 
tional lease is 2d. per acre. 

Norn.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Tumut, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 
Price, 15s. per acre. 


County of Buccleuch, parish of Adjungbilly, con- | 


taining an area of 578 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the boundaries of measured portions 181 and - 


182,—as shown on plans B, 2,285 and 2,286-1,713. 
Norre.—The whole of reserves from sale or lease, 

notified 9th March, 1917, and 30th March, 1917, and 

area set apart for original conditional purchase or 


conditional lease, 8th August, 1906, within the above, » 


are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-6, 365] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. ; 
Lanp District or CoONABARABRAN, AND COONABARABRAN 
SHIRE. 
Price, 15s. per acre. 

Counties of Gowen and Baradine, parishes of Coona- 
barabran and Dandry respectively, containing an area 
of about 750 acres, The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries: Commencing at the south-west 
corner of portion 238: and bounded thence on the 


south by a line east 80 chains; on the east by a line © 


north to a point east of the north-east corner of 
portion 6, parish Dandry; on the north by a line west 
to that point; and thence on the west by portions 6 
and 5, parish Dandry, and 2388, parish Coonabara- 
bran, to point of commencement. 


Nornr.—Includes part (about 750 acres) of classifica- 


tion reserve notified 29th November, 1911, and part | 
(about 90 acres) of classification reserve notified 31st ° 


May, 


1911, whioh parts are hereby revoked. 
[Ms 


1918-6,448] 





[1534] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- | 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- | 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within © 


the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 


for original conditional purchase, and shall become , 


and be available therefor on and after the 14th Oc- 
tober, 1918. It is further notified that the price of the 
land for original conditional purchase, whenever ap- 
plied for, shall be £1 10s. per acre. 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and | 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown | 


Land Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


oe 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF ParRaAMATTA, AND BauLKHAM HILLS 


SHIRE. 


County Cumberland, parish of Nelson, area 50 acres, | 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of 


ex road: The 
portion 230. Plan C. 1,076-2,030. 


The included part of Population Area of | 
ae dig ‘ 2,710, notified 6th © 


and reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, dated 14th June, 1918, are hereby revoked. 


Sydney, Crown-lease Area No. 
October, 1916, 


[Ms. 1918-6,885] ) 


4507 





[1536] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITTIONAL HOMESTEAD FARM OR 
ADDITIONAL CROWN-LEASE. 
T-is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional homestead farm or additional Crown-lease, 
and shall become and be available therefor on and 
after the 14th October, 1918. It is further notified 
that the capital yalue upon which provisional rentals 
shall be lodged shall be 16s. 8d. per acre. Any addi- 
tional holding acquired shall be subject to the same 
conditions (where applicable) which attach to the par- 
ticular original holding in virtue of which the addi- 
tional holding was applied for. 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the ap- 


plicant. 
- W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Parkes, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 

County of Kennedy, parish of Babathnil, containing 
an area of 2,988 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 13,—as shown on plan cata- 
logued K. 1,649-2,004 Roll. 

Norr.—That part (2,988 acres) of Crown-lease Area 
No 2,200, notified 8th, December, 1915, within above 
portion is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-6,454] 





[1531] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


MODIFICATION OF CROWN LEASE AREAS Nos. 
1,029 AND 2,366, 


Lanp District or BRAIDWOOD, 


County of Murray, parish of Jinglemoney. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification of Crown-lease 
Area No. 1,029, notified 7th January, 1914, is hereby 
modified by altering the area of block D from 940 acres 
to 880 acres, the capital yalue from £470 to £440, and 
the annual rent for the first period of 15 years from 
£5 17s. 6d. to £5 10s. The notification of Crown-lease 
Area No. 2,366, notified 8rd March, 1916, is hereby 
modified by altering the area of block B from about 
1,400 acres to about 1,355 acres, the capital value from 
£466 13s. 4d. to £451 13s. 4d., and the annual rent 
for the first period of 15 years from £5 16s, 8d. to 
£5 128. 11d. 


Notr.—Blocks D and B are now exclusive of por- 
tions 168 and 69. Plans M 4,227-5,536-1,956. 


[Ms. 1918-6,415] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands 
pe Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
_ MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


[1533] 


ay pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 


Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tract or area hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette, 


_ W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or BentinceNn, AND NamBucca Sarre. 
County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, containing 
an vend of ataule 1,670 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by Nambucca State Forest No, 5438, dedicated 
10th August, 1917, portion 74, Newee Creek, portions 
72, 138, 137, 182, 180, 131, 148 and 177, and portions 
104, 96, and 81, parish of Valley. Valley,—exclusively 
of portion 67, 


[Ms. 1918-6,7721 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
ERRATA. 
Kempsry Lanp District. 
H N the revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &c. 
(Gazette of 2nd August, 1918, page 3907), parish 
of “Owen,” should read parish of ‘‘Oreen.”’ 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-800] 
Murwititumean Land District. 

In the revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &c. 
(Gazette 23rd August, 1918, page 4279), the part of 
reserve 52,573, parish Cudgen, county Rous, revoked, 
should read ‘‘That part within special lease 1918-8”’ 
instead of ‘“‘That part within special lease 1819-18.”’ 
[Ms. Ls. 1918-7,939] 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
Proposats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of Public School Site at 
Deep Creek, Narrabri. 
W HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 


[1521] 


the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


[6 Sepr., 1918, 


of land at Deep Creek, Narrabri, dedicated 3rd May, 
1878, for Public School Site, and described in the 
Schedule hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby 
given, in accordance with the provisions of the 25th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
that it is proposed to deal with the said land in the 
manner following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedi- 
cation and grant thereof heretofore made. 


[ Ain. 1918-5,801 | 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres at Deep Creek, Narrabri, dedi- 
cated for Public School Site 3rd May, 1878, the 
dedication and grant of which it is intended to 
revoke. 

All that piece or parcel of land containing by 
measurement 2 acres, being portion 138, situate in: 
the parish of Tippereena, county of Nandewar,—as 
shown on plan catalogued P. 347-1,978. 








Wribate Adbertisements, 





COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS 
AND RAILWAYS, NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


SrructuraL Sree, Work For Boiter SHorp Extension, 
Cockatoo Isuanp, Sypnrey, N.S.W. 


TENDERS are invited, and will be received subject 


to the conditions of tendering, until twelve (12 
noon), Monday, the 23rd September, 1918, for the 
Supply, Construction, and Delivery of Structural 
Steelwork for Boiler-shop Extension, Cockatoo Is- 
land, Sydney, New South Wales. 


Specifications, general condition, and drawings 
(which latter must be returned within three days of 
being issued), and Tender Form may be obtained on 
application to the Superintending Civil Engineer, 
Customs House, Sydney, or Director of Naval Works, 
Chelford House, Flinders-lane, Melbourne. 


Tenders endorsed ‘‘Boiler Shop Extension, Cockatoo 
Island, Sydney, New South Wales,’ to be addressed 
to The Commonwealth Works and Railways Tender 
Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney, 


No Tender necessarily accepted. 


LITTLETON E. GROOM, 
Minister for Works and Railways. 


613-2 £1 4s. 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Noticn or INTENDED ReEcistRATION or SURRENDER OF 
Lease witHout PrRopvuctTIoN or THE DUPLICATE OF 
THE LEASE. 


In the matter of lease, dated 21st July, 1916, No. 
A 259,983, Ralph Alexander Laity and Thomas 
James Laity to Michael Joseph Keogh, over the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificates of Title, 
Vol 2594, Fols. 208 and 209, being 468 acres, 
portions 32, 33, and 68 of parish, shire Lockhart, 
parish Vincent, county Mitchell. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a surrender of the above 
lease after the expiration of twenty-one days from the 
date hereof, without production of the duplicate of 
the lease, reasonable cause having been shown pur- 
suant to section 38 of the above Act. All information 
respecting the matter may be obtained at the Land 
Titles Office, Sydney, 


. & H-WILLIAMS, 
6th September, 1918. Registrar-General. 
697 738. 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notic# or INTENDED Isstu or Provistionat CERripi- 
CATES OF TITLE. 


Vol. 755, Fol. 100, and Vol. 796, Fol. 212. Registered 
proprietor: Frederick Hubert White. Land: 
1 rood 383 perches, and 23% perches, parts of 
allotment 3 of section 4, village and parish 
Nyngan, county Oxley. 

Vol. 1045, Fol. 249. Registered proprietor: Charles 

Edward Hilton. Land: 10 acres, portion 259, 

parish Guntawang, county Phillip. 

2447, Fol. 26. Registered proprietor: Ellen 
Robinson. Land: 35 perches, reclaimed area 
below high water-mark, adjoining allotment 2 of 
section 37 of the Griffiths Estate, Neverfail Bay, 
George’s River, parish St. George, county Cum- 
berland. 

Vol, 1501, Fol. 48. Registered proprietor: John Hook 
Laing. Land: 8 acres 3 roods 24 perches, part of 
portion 20, borough Lithgow, parish Marangaroo, 
county Cook. 

THE proof of loss of the original Certificates of Title 

and Crown Grants above described, and other par- 

ticulars required by section 111 of the abovenamed 

Act (No. 25 of 1900), having been supplied,—I hereby, 

in pursuance of the requirements of such section, 

notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certifi- 
cates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof.—Registrar-General’s 

Department, Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 

aa September, 1918. 


Vol. 


Registrar-General. 
10s. 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Norice or INTENDED REGISTRATION oF DISCHARGE oF 
MortGace WITHOUT PRODUCTION oF THE DUPLICATE 
oF THE MorTGaAGE. 


In the matter of Mortgage, dated 29th November, 
1906, No. 472,168, Margaret Ashwood to the Bank 
of New South Wales, over the land comprised in 
Crown Grants, Vol. 918, Fols. 27 and 93, being 
2 roods, allotment 2, and 1 rood 13 perches, 
allotment 1 of section 25, at Coolamon parish 
iKindra, county Bourke. ; 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the above- 
mentioned mortgage after the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof without production of 
the duplicate of the mortgage, reasonable cause 
having been shown. All information respecting above 
may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


6th September, 1918. 
698 78. 


6 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4509, 





IN THE MATTER OF COLQUHOUN’S CO-OPERA- 
TIVE SELLING AND AGENCY COMPANY, 
LIMITED. (In Liqutpation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the 
abovenamed Company are required, on or before 7th 
October, 1918, to send their names, addresses, and 
particulars of their debts or claims to the undersigned 
liquidator of the said Company; and, if so required by 
notice in writing from the said liquidator, to come in 
and prove their said debts or claims at such time and 
place as shall be specified in such notice, or, in default 
thereof, they will be excluded from the benefit of any 
distribution made before such debts are proved. 
Dated this 30th day of August, 1918. 
H. J. GIBBONS, 
Liquidator. 
6s. 


ae 


‘ 


14 Martin-place, Sydney. 
657 











NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING. 
EveanorA Mines, Limitep (In LIQUIDATION). 


IN pursuance of section 141 ‘*Companies Act, 1899,” a 
General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company 
will be held at the offices of the Liquidators, Rooms 3 and 4, 
Mezzanine Floor, Mutual Life Building, 14 Martin-piace, 
Sydney, on Friday, the 11th day of October, 1918, at 2 
o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of having an account 
placed before them showing the manner in which the 
winding-up of the Company has been carried out, and to 
determine regarding the disposal of the books and documents 
of the Company, and hearing any explanation that may be 
given by the Liquidators. ’ 


H. C. MACFIE, F.C.P.A., 4 
Chartered Secretary, 


R. H. MODLIN, F.C.A. (Eng.), Liquidators, 
Chartered Accountant, 
Macriz, Mopiin, AnD DrumMoND, 
Public Accountants, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney, 
Dated 3rd September, 1918, 
686 7s. 





NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING. 


ELEANORA SYNDICATE LIMITED. 
TION). 


IN pursuance of section 141, ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” 
a General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above 
Company will be held at the offices of the liquidators, 
Rooms 3 and 4, Mezzanine Floor, Mutual Life Build- 
ing, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Friday, the 11th day 
of October, 1918, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, for 
the purpose of having an account placed before them 
showing the manner in which the winding up of the 
Company has been carried out; and to determine 
regarding the disposal of the books and documents 
of the Company, and hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the liquidators. 


H. C. MACFIE, F.C.P.A., 
Chartered Secretary, 

R. H. MODLIN, F.C.A. (Eng.), 
Chartered Accountant, 


Macriz, Movin, anp Drummonp, 
Public Accountants, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney. 
Dated 3rd September, 1918. - 
674 7s. 


(In Ligurpa- 


Liquidators. 





STANDARD BY-PRODUCTS COMPANY, LIMITED. 
(In Liqurpatton). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Shareholders of the above Company will be held 
at the registered office, Challis House, on 8th October, 
1918, at 4 p.m., for the purpose of having the Liquida- 
tor’s final accounts placed before them. 


ROBERT W. NELSON, F.1.0.A., A.C.P.A., 
Public Accountant, 
Challis House, 


Liquidator. 
693 4s, 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between Thomas Horace Davey, 
Maurice Charles Davey, and George Arthur Davey, 
carrying on business in co-partnership as millers and 
wheat buyers at Adelaide, Angastin, and Fudunda, 
in the State of South Australia, and at Pyrmont, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, under 
the style or-firm of “Hdwin Davey and Sons,’ has 
been dissolved by mytual consent as from the Bist day 


of May, 1918, so far as concerns the said Maurice 
Charles Davey, who retires from the said firm. The 
said Thomas Horace Davey and George Arthur Davey 
will continue to carry on the said business in 
co-partnership, under the style or firm of ‘‘Edwin 
Davey and Sons,’’ and will respectively receive and 
pay all debts due to or owing by the late firm. 


Dated the 28th day of August, 1918. 


THOS. H. DAVEY. 
M. C. DAVEY, 
GEO. A. DAVEY. 


Signed by the said Thomas Horace Davey, Maurice 
Charles Davey, and George Arthur Davey, in the 
presence of,— 


B. A. Mounpen, Solicitor, Adelaide. 


Inserted by Vicxery, ENcuAND AND W1180n, Solicitors, 
2 Martin-place, Sydney. 
695 8s. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Alfred Oswald Saddington and Roy 
Edwin McLaughlin carrying on business as Merchants and 
Indent Agents, at Number 100A Clarence-street, Sydney, 
under the style or firm of ‘‘ McLaughlin and Saddington ” 
has been dissolved as from the thirtieth day of June Jast and 
all debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be 
received and paid respectively by the said Alfred (swald 
Saddington, who will continue to carry on the said business 
under the style or firm of ‘* McLaughlin and Saddington.” 


Dated the 31st day of August, 1918. 


A. OSWALD SADDINGTON, 
ROY E, McLAUGHLIN. 


Witness,—Henry Davis, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
701 6s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto sub- 
sisting between Thomas Royal and Harold Joseph Gehrig, in 
the carrying business carried on by them at 143 Wells-street, 
Redfern, under the rame of ‘‘ Thomas Royal, carrier,” has 
this day been dissolved by mutualconsent. The said business 
will in future be carried on hy the said Thomas Royal, to 
whom all debts due to the partnership business shall be paid, 
and by whom all outstanding accounts will be paid. 

Dated the second day of September, one thousand nine 


hundred and eighteen. 
THOS. ROYAL, 
Witness,—A. J. Crowe, 
Manager for J. W. Abigail, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


HAROLD GEHRIG. 
Witness,—A. J. CROWE. 
680 68. 


MUNICIPALITY OF CONDOBOLIN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following appoint- 
ments have been made by the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Condobolin, viz. :— 


Mr. Harold Ashley Drew as Town Clerk and Impound- 
ing Officer for the Municipality of Condobolin. 


Mr. Charles White as Sanitary Inspector, Collector of 
Sanitary Fees, Poundkeeper, and Inspector under 

' the Tocal Government, Public Health, and Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat 
Acts, and the Ordinances and Regulations made 


thereunder. 
D H. TASKER, Jon., 


Hanotn A. Drew, Town Clerk, Mayor. 
Council Chambers, Condobolin, 
26th August, 1918. 
660 6s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF WEST MAITLAND. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Municipality 
of West Maitland by resolution passed on 23rd July, 1918, 
has decided that Beckman-street be changed to the name of 
Anzac-street, and thet the street from the East Greta Junc- 
tion Cressivg to Elizabeth-street, within the West Maitland 
boundary, be now named Jynction-street. 


W. J. SAUNDERS, 
Town Clerk, 
687 48. 


4510 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. [6 Sup, 1918, 








MUNICIPALITY OF NEWCASTLE. 


NOTICE is hereby given under the provisions of Ordinance 
60, animals may be driven through N ewcomen-street, betwéen 
King:street and Ordinance-street, at any time between the 
hours of 6 a.m. and 8 p.m., and on Sundays between the hours 
of 5a.m. and 8 a.m., and between the hours of 7 p.m. and 


8 p.m. 
E. SCOTT HOLLAND, 
Town Olerk’s Office, Neweastle, Town Clerk. 
29th August, 1918. 
688 4s. 








MUNICIPALITY OF GUNNEDAH. | 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Henry Elliott has been 
duly appointed Town Clerk to Gunnedah Municipality in 
lieu of Mr. John William Nelson, resigned, 


EK. W, WESTERWELLER, 
Mayor, 

Council Chambers, Gunnedah, 
_ 4th September, 1918. 


——ae 


4s. 








PAMBULA TEMPORARY COMMON. 


A MEETING of Commoners of the Pambula Temporary 
Common is called for the 20th day of September, 1918, for 
the purpose of electing a successor to Joseph Minnikin, 


resigned. 
FRANK WOODS, 
Secretary. 
689 3s. 





WALGETT PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
‘‘PasturES Protection Act, 1912.”’ 


Notice under section 61 of the abovementioned Act 
to owners or occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Walgett. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
‘Pastures Protection Act, 1912”’: 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Walgett that the owners or occupiers of. all: 
or any lands within the abovementioned district shall, 

on or before the Ist day of October, 1918, respectively 
- commence the work of suppressing and destroying 
rabbits within 33 feet of all boundary netting fences. 
The period during which such work shall be continued 
and systematically carried out shall commence on the 
Ist day of October, 1918, and shall continue until the 
30th day of June, 1919. 
adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
“‘destruction of harbour,’’? being meang which have 
been previously sanctioned under the said Act. 

Dated at Walgett, this 26th day of August, 1918. 

H. C. KELLY, 
Chairman. 
654 
ae a TS Fa me TT ee TONE | 
In the Supreme Conrt of New South Wales, 

NOTICE is hereby given under section 16 of the “« Legal 


Practitioners Act, 1898,” that I, the undersigned Arthur: 


Edwin Wilson, of Rhosmor, Wellbank-road, Concord, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, clerk in the 
Office of the Crown Solicitor for the Commonwealth, do 
hereby intend to apply to the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales on the fifth day of October, one thousand nine hun- 
dred and eighteen, or so soon thereafter as [ may be heard, 
for a certificate authorising me to practise as a Conveyancer 
in Aare State, ; 

ated this fifth day of September, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. J ; G 


A. BE. WILSON. 
683 5s. 


ea Be wo! wind A rods! 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry John Chappell Hector, late of 
Mulbring, Hast Maitland, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administia- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the Testator’s Family Mainten- 
anee and Guardianship of Infant’s Act, 1916” :: 


Notiee is hereby given that all creditors and other. 
persons having any debt or ‘claim upon or affecting - 


the estate of Henry John Chappell Hector, the above. 
named deceased, who-died on or about the 14th day of 


Aprity 1918; and probate of whose will was, on the 


25th day of June, granted by the Supreme Court 6f 


692 


Notice is hereby - 


The means which shall be 


“aso d1da Pitt-street, Sydney. 


New South Wales to Sara Jane Hector and Edward 


‘Thomas the executrix and executor therein named, 


are hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their claims to the undersigned the proctors for the 
said executors, on or before the 15th day of October 
now next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executrix and executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which they then have notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said exectitrix and. 
executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim they shall not have had ‘notice at the time of 
such distribution. 


DODDS AND RICHARDSON, 
City Mutual Chambers, 
62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 


. —— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
- PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Thomas Horner, late of Appollyn Valley, 
near Broken Hill, in the State of New South 
Wales, homestead lessee, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra-* 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de-: 
ceased, who died on or about the 21st day of January, 
1917, and probate of whose will was granted’ by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 30th day of May, 1917, to John 
Vivian Lord, of The Pinnacles, near Broken Hill, 
gramier, the executor named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims 
to the said John Vivian Lord, or to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said executor, on or before the 
7th day of October next, at the expiration of which ' 
time the executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deeeased among the persons. entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said™ 
executor will not be liable, for the assets so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 28th day of August, 1918, 


JOHN R. EDWARDS, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
Argent-street, Broken Hill. 


By his Agents— to 
Messrs. Prgorr AND Stinson, Solicitors, 
Castlereagh House, 2 Castlereagli-street, Sydney. 
673 . 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Bryan Carberry, late of Chillingham, 
Tweed River, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Bryan Carberry, the abovenamed deceased, 
whe died on or about the 18th day of February, 1917,> 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 2nd 
day of May, 1917, granted by the Supreme. Court of 
New South Wales in its Probate Jurisdiction, to James 
Carberry, of Murwillumbah, retired farmer, adminis- 
trator of the estate of the said deceased, is hereby re- 
quired to send particulars of such claim to the said 
James Carberry; care of the undersigned, on or before 
the 9th day of October, 1918, at the expiration of 
which time the said James Carberry will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which he shall then have notice; and notice) 
is hereby further given that the said James Carberry 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any pefson of Whose claim he shall 
not. have had notice at the time of such distribution... © 
Dated the 28th day of August, 1918. — BSTt 


A. A. R. HYNES, a ba) 
Proctor for Administrator, 
Murwillumbah,, - 


By his Agents,— 
. FRED BE. Woop anv Hin, 


eet” en 


6 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 


4511 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Maria Morson, late of Arden, Dapto, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, de- 
ceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 

and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims upon or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 

ab Arden, Dapto, on the 24th day of December, 1917, 

are hereby required to send in full particulars of 

their claims to the undersigned, the proctors for the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, before the 

Ist day of November next, after which date the said 

executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the 

said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard to the claims of which he shall then 
have notice; and the said executor shall not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
4th day of September, 1918. 


BOWMAN AND MACKENZIE, 
Proctors for the Executor, 


279 George-street, Sydney. 
694 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of James Galvin, late of 
Randwick, in the State of New South Wales, 
salesman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of James Galvin, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 26th day 
of May, 1918, and administration of whose estate was 
on the 22nd day of July, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee. are 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
2nd day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
ee ne given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


30th August, 1918. 


658 7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Martha Forbes, 1 

Murrumbatem, in the Stat South Walon 
R married woman, deceased. Dit dine cs theo 
EURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “Téstator’s Family Majin- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act 1916’? : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
pet .of Martha Forbes, the abovenamed deceased 
who died on or about the 10th day of June, 1917, 
and administration of whose estate, with the. will 
annexed, was, on the 13th day of August, 1917 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars In writing of their claims to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the Ist day of October 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had. notice at. the time of such distribution. 


_T. W. GARRETT, * - 
we Public Trustee. 


> 


Culwulla Chambers, + ; 
Castleréagh-street, Sydney 
“g , 29th. August; 1918, 


655» 7s, 60s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Joseph Edward or Joseph 
Bates, late of Bondi, in the State of New South Wales, 
and of the Australian Imperial Force, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Joseph Hdward or Joseph Bates, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on cr about the 11th day of April, 1917, 
and administration of whose estate was on the 25th day of 
June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their fclaims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 5th day of October, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notiee 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
2ud September, 1918, 


691 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of David Jenkins, late of Tempe, 
in the State of New South Wales, railway employee, 
dceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘** Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of David Jenkins, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 14th day of March, 
1918, and administration of whose estate with the will 
annexed was, on the 20th day of May, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
2nd day of October, 1918, at the expiration of whieh time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto,, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or elaim., 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
30th August, 1918. 


690 7s, 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Kenrick Radley, late of 
Enmore, in the State of New South Wales, de+ 
ceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Kenrick Radley, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of May, 
1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 18th day 
of June, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required 
to send particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 2nd day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 

LAE ded T. W. GARRETT,- 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, _ 

, 30th August, 1918, ~~ 


659 7a) cde 


4512 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Lawrence Burke Mannix, late 
of Emmaville, in the State of New South Wales, carrier, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Lawrence Burke Mannix, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 9th day of May, 1918, and administration 
of whose estate was, on the 16th day of August, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
2nd day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 30th August, 1918, 
671 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of James Vincent Keough, known ° 


as James Keough, late of Marrickville, in the State of 
New South Wales, commission agent, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of James Vincent Keough, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 8th day of 
April, 1918, and of whose estate administration, with the will 
annexed, was, on the 19th day of July, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the Ist day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shal] not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
30th August, 1918, 


689 7s. 6d. 


= —— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


n the matter of the will of Albert Froome Knight, late of 
Raymond ‘Terrace, in the State of New South Wales, 
police pensioner, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of ‘Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all ereditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Albert Froome Knight, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 30th day of 
May, 1918, and letters of administration of whose estate, 
with the will annexed, were, on the 19th day of July, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 2nd day of Octeber, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assetr 
of the said deceased amongst the persous entitled thereto, 
having reyard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 





Culwulla Chambers, 
-67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
80th August, 1918, 
670. 7s. 6d.. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 











[6 Sepr., 1918. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of William Samucl Woodward, 
late of Botany, in the State of New South Wales, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Aet, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debs or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Samuel Woodward, the 
abovenamed deceased,'who died onor about the 1ltb day of 
December, 1916, and probate of whose will was, on the 19th 
day of Jauuary, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the said Publio 
Trustee on or before the Ist day of October, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Publie Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
30th August, 1918. 


672 7a. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Beatrice Mary Porter, late of 
Eastwood, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of Beatrice Mary Porter, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 26th day 
of June, 1918, and probate of whose will was on the 16th 
day of August, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the Ist day of October, 1918, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
' 30th August, 19168. 
668 7s. 6d. 





—— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Sarah Elizabeth Nurse Witcombe, late of Mos- 
man, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of Sarah Hlizabeth Nurse Witcombe, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 16th day of February, 
1913, and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
22nd day of May, 1913, to Edwin Lee Witcombe and Martha 
Julia Witcombe, both of Mosman aforesaid, the executor and 
executrix named in the said will, are hereby required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the said executor and execu- 
trix, care of the undersigned proctors, on or before the 19th 
day of October next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor and executrix will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and elaims only of which 
they shall then have notice ; and the said executor and 
executrix will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose debtor claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time cf such distribution.—Dated this 4th day 


of Septeniber, 1918. 
GOULD AND SHAW, 
Proctors, 
82-84 Pitt-strect, Sydney. 
717. 7s. 6d. 


6 Serr.,1918.].. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Denis Hartigan, late of Murwillumbah, 
in the State of New South Wales, freeholder, 
deceased. | 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’?: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Denis Hartigan, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 9th day, of November, 1917, 
and probate of whose will was, on\the 14th day of Dec- 
ember, 1917, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to the Rever- 
end Michael Quinn, Albert Edward Wyles, and Fred- 
erick William Elliott, all of Murwillumbah, the execu- 
tors of the said will named, is hereby required to send 
particulars of such claim to the said Michael Quinn, 
Aibert Edward Eyles, and Frederick William Elliott, 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 7th day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Michael Quinn, Albert Edward Eyles, and Frederick 
William Eliiott will proceed to distribute the assets of 
tne said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which they shall 
then have notice; And notice,is hereby further given 
that the said Michael Quinn, Albert Edward Eyles, 
and Frederick) Wiliam Klliott will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated the 26th day 
of August, 1918, |. : 


A.A. BR. HYNES, 
'. Proctor for Executors, 
Murwillumbah. 


(83,325) 


By his Agents,— 
FRreD E, Woop anv Hur, 
“ T14a’ Pitt-street, Sydney. 

662 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Samuel Nasmith, late of Gordon-street, Bur. 
_ wood, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant. to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Gordon-street, Burwood, aforesaid, on 
14th July, 1918, are hereby required, on or before the 21st 
day of October next, to send in full particulars of their 
claims and demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual 
Trustee Company, Limited, 35-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 
the 27th day of August instant, in default whereof the said 
Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, after the said 
2ist day of October next, proceed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard, only to the claims and demands of 
which they shall then have notice; and the said company 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any persou of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 29th 
day of August, 1918. 


‘For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager, 
PERKINS, STEVENSON, & Co,, ma 
Proctors, 
685 | 7s. 6d. 





eee 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Henry Cohen, late of Newtown, near Sydney, 
‘in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “* Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to “Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claima 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
fleceased, who died at Newtown on 26th May, 1918, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims and 


No, 110, 6 Serrenper, 1918, —7, 


| 


4513 





demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany, Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the executor 
of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on 8rd August, 
1918, on or before the’ 19th day of October next, in default 
whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, will, 
after the last-mentioned date, proceed to administer the 
estate, and distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of 
which they shail then have notice; and the said Company’ 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 27th 
day of August, 1918. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R, COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager. 
H. J. AsPInauL, Proctor. 


684 7s, 6d, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of Edward Thomas Walsh, late of 122 Pits-street, 


Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, merchant 
tailor, deceased. ; Fr 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘* Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 


_dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 


all creditors and other persons having any debts, claims, or, 
demands of what kind soever upor or affecting the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day 
of July, 1918, probate fof whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 30th day of August, 1918, to the Permanent 
Trustee Company of New South Wales, Limited, the execu- 
tor named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of such debts, claims, and demands to the said 
executor on or before the 28th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, and 
demands only of which it shall then have had notice ; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall! not. 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 4th day of September, 1918. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales, Limited. 


A, PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 


PERKINS, STEVENSON, & Co., Manager. 
Proctors for Executor, 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
699 7s, 6d. 


er TD 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas (commonly called Tom) Alcock, late of 
Ramsay-road, Haberfield, in the State of New South 
Wales, retired public school teacher, deceased. | 


PURSUANT to the ** Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claims upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 16th day of June, 1918, probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 23rd day of July, 
1918, to Hannah Alcock, the sole executrix named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 
their claims to the said executrix, in care of the under- 
signed, tproctors for the said executrix, on or before the 
2ist day of October next, at tne expiration of which time 
the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims of which they shall then 
have had notice ; and the said executrix will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any persons of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.—Dated this 6th day of September, 1918. ; 


ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 
Proctors for the Exeeutvix, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


796 75: fidy 


4514 





‘In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Colton, late of Botany-road, Alexandria, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, boiler- 
maker, deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and. Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 

Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 

that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claims 

upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 4th day of May, 1918, probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 24th day of July. 

1918, to Satah Colton, the sole executrix, named in the said 

will, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 

their claims'to the said ¢xécutrix, in care of the undersigned 
proeters for the said executrix, on or before the zist day of 

October next, at the expiration of which time the said 

execttrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims of which they shall then have had 
notice ; and the said executrix will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any persons of whose debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such: distribution. — 
Dated this 6th day of September, 1918. 


ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 
» ~Proctors for the Executrix, 
City Bank Chambers, 164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


705 7s. 6d. 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of John McGregor, late of Collaroy, Manly, nea 
F "Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, stone dresser, 
deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills,, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1895,” and the ‘'Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 
claims upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 27th day of May, 1918, pro- 
hate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 6th day of 
August, 1913, to Joha Williams aud George Wilson, the 
executors named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims to the said executors, 
in care of the undersigned, proctors for the said executors, on 
or before the 2)st day of October next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and elaims of which they shall 
then have had notice; and the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of September, 1918. 


ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 
*Proctors for the Executors, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 





zest 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the estate of Catherine Chambers Cowlishaw, late of 
Killara, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
widuw, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenanee and 

Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice, is hereby given 

that all ereditors and other persons having any debt or claims. 

apon or affecting the estate of. the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 1L5th day of April, 1918, letters 
of administratioa ‘of whose estate were granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 

tion, on the 5th day of July, 1918, to Reginald Cowlishaw and 

Harrold Cowlishaw, the sons of the said deceased, are liereby 

required. to send in full particulars of their claims to the said 

Reginald Cowlishaw and Harroll Cowlishaw, in care of the 

undersigned, proctors for the said Reginald Cowlishaw and 

Harrold Cowlishaw, on or before the 2Ist day of October next, 

at the expiration of which time the said Reginald Cowlishaw 

and Harrold Cowlishaw will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims of which they shall 
have had notice; and the said Keginald Cowlishaw and 

Harrold Cowlishaw will not be liable, for the assets so 

distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they shall 

not have had notice at the time of such distribution. — Dated 

this 6th day of September, 191& 

ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 

Procsors fur the Administrators, 
and City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


709 78. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110. 





20 


[6 Szpr., 1918. 


— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of- William Robertson, formerly of Chandos- 
street, Ashfield, but at the time of death residing at 
Wahroonga, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
wool company manager, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 

Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 

that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 

claims upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 

deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of April, 1918, 

probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of 

New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 6th. 

day of July, 1918, to George Jackson Wheelwright and 

William Elfiott Veitch Robson, the executors named’ in the 

said will, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 

their claims to the said executors, in care of the undersigned, 
proctors for the said executors, on or before the 2lst day of 

October next, at the expiration of which time the said 

exeéctitors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regara 
to the debts and claims of which they shall then have had 
notice ; and the said executors will not be. liable, for the 
assets ‘so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such ‘distribu 
tion. —Dated this 6th day of September, 1918. Liv 
_ ROBSON AND COWLISHAW, 
oe Proctors for the Executors, 
City Bank Chambers, 
164 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
4s 


708 . 6d. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the will of Frederick Edmund Sydney 
Hewison, late of Hurstville, in the State of New South 
‘Wales, snorthand clerk, deceased. pe 

PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 

and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notiee is hereby 

given that all creditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of Frederick Edmund 

Sydney Hewison, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

about the 16th day of July, 1914, and letters of administra- 

tion, with the will annexed, of the estate of the said Frede- 
rick Edmund Sydney Hewison, ‘deceased, were, on the 12th 
day of October, 1914, granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 

send particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 

Trustee on or before the 5th day of October, 1918, at the 

expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 

ceed to distribute the. assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of, which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim, he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 

T, W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, _ 1 Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, ., ee sap 

5th September, 1918, 








~In'the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION!“ °°° © 


In the will of Lousia Barbara Hooke , late of Erribol, Powell- 
street, Killara, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased, a tie 

PURSUANT. to: the, ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘* Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 

hereby given that all creditors and other;persons having any 
debts or claims,or, demands, against or upon the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of 


‘Jaly, 1918, and probate of whose will was granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 30th day of August, 1918, to Augustus Hooke, 
of the Union Club, Bligh-street, Sydney, grazier, and William 
Hooke Mackay, ot Redleaf, Edgechffe, near Sydney, grazier, 
the executors named ia the said will, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims tothe said executors or tothe 


. under: igned, the proctors for the said executors, on or before 


the 19th day of October next, at the expiration of which time 


_ the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the , 
_ said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having 
| regard to the deits aud ¢laims only of which they shall then 
» have had notice ;, and they will not be liable for the assets so 
distributed, to «ny pers n,,of whose debt. or claiin they shall 


not have had notice at the time of. such distribution.—Dated 


this bth day of September, 1918. 


NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Rroctors tor’ the Kxecutors, .. 
2 O’Connell-street, SyIney. 
"te, Gd. 


n 











6 Sept, 1918.) 3 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110 4515 


[Noti¢e of Application for 4 Certificate of Discharge.) 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (5,348) 

A IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Alfred Arthur Mudie and Edward Stuart Mudie, trading 
as A. A. and A, 8. Mudie, of Coonamble, sturekeepers, 
and in’ the separate estate of Alfred Arthur Mudie. 

alee To the Official Agsignee and Creditors, 

TAKE NOTICE that I, Alfred Arthur Mudie, intend, to 

apply tothe Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 

Sydney, on Mead nears the 25th day of September at, 10 

& m., or as soon afterwards as. the course of business eit admit, 

that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 

aéeording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 

Dated this 2nd day of September; 1918. 
oe HORATIO BEVERIDGE, 

, Solicitor for Applicant, 


In the’ Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN: BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that.the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Sujreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 19th day, of 

September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as, the couse, of 

business will permit.: To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 

his proof must. be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 17th day of September, 1918 :— 

Re Percy John Gurney (No, 21,551), of Parramatta road, 
Ashfield, in the State of New South Wales, grocer: 

Re Alfred Neale Pearce (No. 21,533), of Liverpool M itary 
Camp, Liverpool; and lately carrying on busin s ut 
Yellangla, Gunning, and formerly resided st VU ange 
Grove road; Seven Hille, in the State of New South Wules 


By his Agents,— - . H. SALUSBURY, 








) 5 ak aan Eh Gilgandra. ibd ' 
" “QuREix AND Woo, Solicitors,: 8 Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
oo bg spring street; Sydney.” Official Assignee—Witti1aM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
700 momOH mi bianqito 6s. 6d, | 712 , 12s. 
ENcuoe at Apgliaion for ¢ Ositicate of Dichargay 4 1"? 2 : 
ot & otice of Pp on 1 cate 0 ischarge. L th. 8 : Rn 34 ob ap 
_i¢} VW ao A { 48NG ; F e « 
Tn the Supreme Courtof New South Wales, (21,898) n the Supreme Court. of New South Wales (21,511) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


“9 IN‘ BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Daniel O’Brien, of Fairview, Burrowa, farmer. 


“Re Charles’‘and John Dennis, and in the separate estate of 


ilutny Sohn Dennis, of, Riversdale, Tumblong. NOTIOHW is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
‘ “9 > (To thé Official Assignee and Creditors. in thé above matter will be held at. the Court-house, Burrows, 


before the District. Registrar in Bankruptcy, on. the Iith 
day of October, 1918, at 11 a.m.; or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereut, 
his proof must bé lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 8th day of October, 


1918. ' 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, | 
Registrar in Bankrupicy. 


Official Assignee—Cuantes Farrrax WatTEELoo Lioyp. 


‘TAKE NOTICE that’ John Denhis' intends to apply to the 
Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 25th day of September, 1918, at 10 ‘a.m., 
or as soon afterwards us the course of business will admit, 
thati@-Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
sceording to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 
Dated this 2nd day of September, 1918. 

FRASER, AND FRASER, 

Solicitors for the aboyenamed Bankrupt, 








Gundagai. 713 6s. 
By D. M. Myers anv Hitt, 
Solicitors, x 21,548 
BY Hunteristredé, Sydney. In the Supreme Court of Rae South Wales (21,548) 
718 6s. 6d. IN BANKRUPTCY. 
[N otice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] Re James McMillan, of Yerong Creek, farmer. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. * (21,393) NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors in 


the above matter will be held at the Court-hous>, tfeuty, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the 3-i day ot 
October, 1918, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the courte of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to yo » thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Ba kruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later tham the 20th day of Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
¥F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFax WatTERLOO Lioyp. 


shen IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Charles and John Dennis, and in the separate estate of 
Charles Dennis, of Riversdale, Tumblong. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that Charles Deanis intends to apply to the 

Court, Supreme: Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 25th.day of September, 1918, at 10 a.m., or 

as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that 

a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, ander and accord- 





ing to the provistons of the‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’—Dated 714 6s. 
this 2nd day of September, 1918. ” 
to FRASER AND FRASER, In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,553) 


Solicitors for the abovenamed Bankrupt, 
One oe ana? Gundagai. 
By D. M. Mygrs anv HILt, Solicitors, 
58 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re David Cornelious Williame, of Gunnedah, miner. 
| NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of crevtitors 


Oe on LEAT foe kt Tb engah B9AE ina oh ee. in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
f Noti der sion : ; Gunnedah, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
ee nit aro ae ane RT mination 10th day. of October, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon afurr as «he 

Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,553) | course of business will permit. Tw entitle a creditor to vote 


thereat, his proof must be lodged’ with the Registrar in Hank- 
ruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydnev, not later than the 4th day 


- of October, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Kegiatrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WinttaM Harxineton PaLaen. Z 
715 ®, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Ré David Cornelious Williams, of Gunnedah, miner. 
NOTICE ip herehy, given thut a Sequestration Order has this 
ay been mad against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. 4H. Palmer appointed to 
be, the Official Axsignee.—Dured at Sydney, this 2nd day of 


September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy., 


td 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 





ne: wate ; 8s, 6d IN BANKRUPTCY. 

_Sutiee under Section LL of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) Bt tise hereby given ai Sine ree cs po ae 
re Oh i tof D in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
y pe ae Ceearan ney Boath Yieits  bESP) Court Buildings, Elizabeth-streét, Sydnéy, on the Lost day of 


September, 1918, at LU a.m., or 48 8007! after as oe Course OF 
businéss will pérmit, To entitle a creditor to, vore therest, 
his proof must bé lodged with the Registrar in) Baok,uptey 
‘not later than the 130i awy of September, L9L5:— 
Re Alfred Bartlett (No. 21,528), of 202 Wiliam s reet, 
Darlinghurst, Syduey, carrier. 

¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
; Registrar ini Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Cnarnxs Fainvax Watrenoo Lioyp. 
716 Ge. 


i /IN BANKRUPTCY. 
- Re Robert Lionel McCann, of Throsby-street, Wickham, 
‘ retuh taas butter merchant. , 
NOTIOR ig, hereby given that. a sequestration Order has this 
day veen made aeninst the abovenamed bank upt, on the 
petition of R. Halland Son, Linited, and Mr, W. H. Palmer 
appointed to.oe the Official Assignee. Duted at Sydney, ths 


30th day of August, 1918 ' 
Ai . BP... SALUSBURY, Pid I 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
ql. ; it 38, 6d 





4516 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To Creprrors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans © of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are now 
filed in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptey, Supreme 
' Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection 
- of persons interested ; and notiee is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for con- 
firmation on Monday, the 23rd September, 1918, if not pre- 
viously objected to :— 


Sydney Herbert -Dodwell, of Grafton, merry-go-round pro- 

' prietor (No. 17,524), a third account and second, plan of 

. distribution showing payment (of an-equalising dividend 
of eleven pence farthing in the £ on one claim proved 
since the filing of the last account (making 3s. 64d. per 
£), and a dividend of two pence three-farthings in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims. 


John Joseph O’Meara, of Daysdale, near Corowa, farmer (No. 

20,668), a second account and plan of distribution show- 

"ing payment of a dividend of nine shillings and ten pence 
halfpenny in the £,on one Crown claim. 


George Hunter, of Burrangong Heights, farmer and chaff- 

cutting contractor (No. 20,820), a third account and 
second plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of fourteen shillings in the £ on all proved concur- 
rent claims, and a balance of £29 19s. 6d. carried forwar 
to the credit'of the estate. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :— 


Dudley Chapman and Francis Walter Thomson, trading as 
‘*Chapman and Thomson,” of Tenterfield, engineers, 
_and in the separate estate of Francis Walter Thomson 
(No. 21,455), a first account providing for payment of 
the fees, charges, and expenses, and transferring a balance 

of £16 15s. Sd. to the credit of the joint estate. 


No. 21,455. Dudley Chapman and Francis Walter Thomson, 
trading as “*Chapman and Thomson,” of Tenterfield, 
engineers, and in the separate estate of Dudley Chapman, 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
5th September, 1918. 


703 13s, 








eine 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriff's Office, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


Marich and Others v. Anderson, W. 


ON Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1918, at noon, 
unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously satis- 
fied, the ‘Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction, 
at the sales room, Supreme Court, King-street, Syd- 
ney, all. the. right, title,, and interest of William 
Anderson, the,defendant herein, of, in, and to all that 
the equity of redemption, and all other the right, title, 
and interest (if any) of him, the said William Ander- 
son, of, in, and to, 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
. of approximately 11 acres 3 roods 143 perches, 
situate at Tamarama Bay, in the Borough of 
Waverley, parish of Alexandria, and county 
of Cumberland, and being the whole of the 
land comprised in Certificates of Title, regis- 
tered yolume 1,826, folios,2 and 3, both dated 
29th October, 1907. 


The above-described land is subject to the follow- 
ing mortgages, viz.:—From the defendant to Bake- 
well Brothers, Limited, to secure the repayment of 
the sum of £3,800, with interest at 7 per cent, re- 
dueible to 6 per cent., dated 17th April, 1914, regis- 
tered No. A121102.., The Sheriff is informed that the 
sum of £1,300, isinow due on this mortgage, together 
with interest thereon. 

From the defendant to the Hon. William Pitt (now 
deceased) securing the repayment of £730 «nd interest 
at 5 per cent., dated 29th April, 1915, registered No. 
', A174383, 

Terms, Cash. 


C. R. WALSH, 


NEVILLE W. Montscr, Sheriff. 
Plaintiff's Attorney, 
228 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
704 12s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTE; No. 140. 


[6 Sepr., 1918. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


Sheriff's Office, On 
Sydney, 26th August, 1918. 


James Martin & Co., Ltd., v. Schwartz, 0. 


ON Friday, the eighteenth day of October, 1918, at noon, 
unless the writ of fieri facias herein be,previously satisfied, the 
Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction at the Court- 
house, Wyalong,—All the estate, right, title, and interest to 
which at the date of the writ of fieri, facias herein, the 
defendant, O. Schwartz, was entitled in the undermentioned 

Crown Lands, viz., of, in, and to,— Hl Wi Mg be 
Ail that piece or parcel of land containing 6304 acres, 
situate in the parish of Mugga, county of Bland, and 
, Land District of Wyalong, and being the land com- 
_ prised in Homestead Grant, volume 1,718, folio 41, 

dated 8rd April, 1206. Also of, in, and to,— 


All that piece of land containing 420 acres, situate in the 
parish, county,and Land District aforesaid, and being 
the land comprised in Homestead Grant, volume 
1,635, folio 27, dated 6th July, 1905. 


The above-described lands are subject to two mortgages to 
the Bank of New South Wales, and the Sheriff’is informed 
that the amount owing on the 7th August, 1918, was £4,649 


‘15s..11d., with interest at 7 per cent. from the 1st Apriljlast. 


To be sold subject to all conditions’ remaining unfulfilled at 
the date of the writ, and also subject to the prior equities or 
lawful claims, if any, of other persons then subsisting with 
respect. to such lands so far as the same are or may be capable 
of enforcement. , 

‘ Terms, Cash, 


C. R. WALSH, 


H. G. F. Water, Sheff. 
Plaintiff’s Attorney, 
17 Caetlereagh-street, Sydney. 
682 11s. 





CLmpoundiigs. 











*,* Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Ox SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement will 
be inserted in the Gazetie unless accompanied by a remittance 
enFicient to cover the cost of insertion. 


ASHFIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 27th day of 
August, 1918, from Redmyre-road, Strathfield, by James 
Cater, inspector of nuisances; sum dueat date of notice, 
£178. 8d, :— 

Brown draught gelding, like JI, over J near shoulder, star, 
shod, aged, about 15 hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


12th September, 1913. 
H. HOWIE, Jun., Poundkeeper. 








679—ls. 


BARRABA.—Impounded at Barraba, on the 28th day of 
August, 1918, from J. F. Myers’ Holdings, by J. Fy 
Myers; sum due at date of notice, 17s. 4d. :-- 


Chestnut filly, over BF near shoulder, blaze, 7 years, 144 
hands. 


If not released will be sold at this Pound, at noon, on the 


12th September, 1918, 
664—1s. F. PEARCE, Poundkeeper. 
Re ere hee eee 


CANDELO.—Impounded at Candelo, on the 29th day of 
August, 1918, from Buckajo, by Mr. J. Collins; ‘sum due 
at date of notice, 163s. :— 








Brown mare, no brands visible, star and snip, rug-marked, 
3 years, 137 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at 

26th September, 1918, { 

721—1s. H. HAMMOND, Poundkeeper. 


noon on the 








CASTLE HILL.—Impounded at Castle Hill, on the 23rd day 
of August, 1918, from Pennant Hills, by Mr. West :— 


Black light-draught gelding, no brands visible, aged, 16 hands. 


Bay light-draught gelding, Q over > over G near shoulder, 
aged, 16 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918, 
678—2a, G. MUIR, Poundkeeper. 


6 Szpr., 1918) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 110, 


4517 





GRANVILLE.—Impounded at Granville, on the 28nd day of 
August, 1918, from Rossiter-street, by W. F. Noble, 
impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice set after 


each animal :— 


Brown pony mare, in foal, white spots saddle, p> over F4 near 
shoulder, aged, 14 hands ; £1 Os. 3d.’ 


Also, on 23rd August, from Bennalong-street :— 
Creamy pony gelding, A near shoulder, aged, 12 hands; 
18s. 


Tf rot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


12th September, 1918. 
636—2s., A. DUGGAN, Poundkeeper. 


te ate hn nth nage nent portent <a 


JUNEE.—Impounded at Junee, on the 26th day of August 
1918, from growing wheat crop, Illabo, by A.W. Lehmann’: 
advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner to release ; 
sum due at date of notice, 13s. 5d. :— 


Black mare, like W" over | over QO near shoulder, two white 
feet, 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
19th September, 1918. 
666—l1s. suegh tt t } 








LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 30th day 
of August, 1915, from Balmain, by W. Graham; sum due 
at date of notice, £1 2s. 6d. :— 


Bay gelding, indistinct brand near shoulder, sore ces back, 
blind in near eye, unshod, aged, about 15 hands, 


If rot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
12th September, 1918; 


702—Is. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 











———> 


MANLY.—Impounded at Manly, on the 29th day of August 
1918, from golf links, by H. Griffiths; sum due at date 
of notice, 5s, 34d. each :-— 


Red-and-white ‘heifer, like () near rump, 3 years, 
Red-and-white eow, unbranded, 6 years. 
Red heifer, unbranded, 8 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at 
19th September, 1918. eben etapa 8 


€67—3s. W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 


J. PARKES, Poundkeeper. | 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 31st day of August, 
1918, from yard, Redfern, by C. W. Smith, Onastlereagh- 
street, Redfern ; sum due at date of notice, £1 8s.:— 

Bay draught gelding, blaze, hind feet white, snip, white on 
back, aged, 163 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold 2t this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 
681—1s. 8. ROSSKBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





—————% 


MURRUMBURRAH.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on the 
- 21st day of August, 1918, from grass paddock, by G. W. 
Reid :— 
Red and white steer, like 481 near rump, aged, about 3 
years. wu 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 
676—I1s. M. O’DWYER, Poundkeeper. 





SINGLETON.—Impounded st Singleton, on the 28th day of 
August, 1918, from Geurie, by H. G. Bailey ; sum due at 
date of notice set after each animal :— 

Red steer, no brands visible, ear-marked near car, 12 months}; 
As. 6d. 

Black. heifer, no brands visible, ear-marked near ear, 12 
months, 3s. 4d. 

Roan heifer, no brands visible, ear-marked near ear, 12 
months, 3s, 4d. qi: 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918, 
675—3s. G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 


SOUTH WAGGA.—Impounded at South Wagga, on the 21st 
day of August, 1918, from Urana-road, by Mr. R. 8. 
Kenyon; sum due at date of notice, 183, :— 

Chestnut half-draught filly, no brands visible, bald face, 4 
years, 14 hands. . 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


12th September, 1918. | 
_A, BROWN, Poundkeeper. 














TEMORA.—Impounded at Temora, on the 27th day of August, 
1918, from street, by inspector of nuisance; sum due at 
date of notice, 13s. 6d. :— 

Red bull; like % § over —— near rump, top out near ear. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 
665—!s. T. PEGREM, Poundkeeper, 





et eee rare mere cane 





er ee nr ee 


4ndusivial Sotices, 





[1452] 


Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, ° my 


Sydney, 2nd September, 1918, | 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the ‘Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 


Industrial Arbitration, New South 


Wales, 


hereby appoints Mr. William Stanton, 


30 Hall-street, Merewether, as the’ assessor to represent the interests of the Carrington 
Coal and Coke Shipping Union; and Mr. Charles James, District Superintendent, Railway 
Station, Newcastle, as the assessor to represent» the ‘interests! of the’ Railway Commis- 
sioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of 
the application by the Carrington Coal and Coke Shipping Union for the variation of 
the Award published in Government Gazette of 15th September, 1916, of the Government 
Railways Group, No. 12: (Newcastle Coal Cranes): Board, as vatied by Orders of the 
Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th October, 1916, 15th December, 1916, and 


9th February, 1917, respectively. , 


(18/380) 


~~. 





T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[1455], 





Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, yarying the Award published in Government Gazette 

_of 15th December, 1916, of the, Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 3 
(Bakers, &., State) Board (constitution published at page 7592 of No. 224 of Government 
Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 184), as 
varied by Awards of the said Board and Order of the Court published respectively in 
Government Gazettes of 25th January, 1917, 8th June, 1917, 3rd August, 1917, 15th June, 
1917, and 14th December, 1917, is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
“Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations thereunder, 


AMERY GSD, Yd ome odetiee ost te ge Ci 


BF. W. KITCHING, 
tote Industrial Registrar. 


4518 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT Gazette, No. ifo. uk ea 1918. 





“IN DHE COURT OF iNDOSTRIAT, ARHHERATION, Nel SOUTH WALES. 
0. 852 oO 


Food Supply and Distfinution (No. 1) Group, No. 3 (Bakers, ke. 4 State) Board, application: 


by Ernest Nicholas, inaster baker, Portland. , 


Wednesday, the 28th day of August, 1918. (bt hove : 
OSINDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT; 1992" SHOPION 28. 200A he : 
Couitty Takers and, Rread Carters?’ Award, uf . 
Ty Sapp OTT ieee a te CR ata. VERE TION: 


Clause 8 (viii) of the Award is varied by adding” the ‘Followind Ww ord’ thereto = aan 


. 9 Provided’ tha® nothing» in this Award shall be taken to pr rohibit Bh. Nicholas, | master 


baker, Portland, from employing A: Bulpitt as an improver tt the wiges of £2 10s. per 
week until the latter attains the age of 21 years.” 


H. R.ACURHEWIS, — vias te fs person on Le, HL 


Additional Jydge of the Somes of Fridastrint Awbitration:: 


ie fark 
a ee ae 





[1454 | oe cli a ih Industrial  Heeears Office,” erent 
a » Sydneyjo bth: September, Is. 


THE folldWitig ordet ‘of the Court, varying the Award published in Government hued ht 
of 15th December, 1915, of the Food Supply aud Distribution (No. Ly Giouj! No. 14 Boir ‘1 
(constitution published’ in Government Gazette of 18th March, 1914—see also Industriat 

lazette, vol. vy, page 543); as varied by Awards of) the Kood | ‘Supply and Distribution 
(No. 1) Group, No. 4 (Bread-carters, Cumberland) Board (constitution published at page 





7592 of No, 224 of Government Gazette, dated 2ist December, 1915—see also Industrial , 
Gazette, vol. ix)’page 184), And by Orders of the oart published respectively «in Govern- 


ment Gazettes of 18th February, 1976, Tth April, 1916, 14th April, "LOf6; 17th ‘Atigust, 1916. 


‘2tth July, 2917, 18th May, 1917, 14th December, 1917, and 10th May; 1918, is published: 
in accordance with the provisions of mel “ Jndustriat maven net, were; pi the 199 


Regulations thereunder. 
». We KIVCHING, bo a 
(No. 1,756.) a j Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
Nos, 356, 347, 346, 364, and 368 of A918) oo gin 8 


et! 


Food Stpply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 4 (Bread- caitlin Cambertaia j Boar. 


Applications by A. D. Judge, Wettworthville; John HE. Ross, Annandale ; W: Muston, 
Parramatta? M. Schneider, Watson’s Bay; and Hawkins and Abberton; Letc latent. 


Monday, the 2nd day of September, 1918S. 
i BRHADCARTERS’ CUMBERLAND AWARD, ’ 
VARIATION, | 
Ya. 7th August, 1918; A. D. Fudge; Wentworthville. Application for a small run. 
Granted. -Wages, £1 12s. per week. 


2. 30th. July,.1918; John BH. Ross, Annandale... Application. for.a.short rine Grantede 


Wages, £1 15s. per week. 

3. 80th July, 1918; W. Muston, Parramatta. Application for a short run. Granted. 
Wages, £2 per week. a 

4. 10th August, 1918: “M. Schneider, Watson's. ‘Bay! “Appli@ition’ for a short run. 
Granted. Wages, £1 15s. per week. ¥ ’ 

5. 28th August, 1918; Hawkins and Abberton, Leichhardt. Application for a short 
run. Granted on conditions that overtime (time and a half) is paid after 42 hours. 
If the carter delivers more than 150 loaves per day, Monday to Friday inclusive, or more 
than 250 on Saturday, every ten loaves or part of ten to’ be counted as 20 minutes over- 
time. Wages, £2 10s. per; week. 

CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial ‘Arbitration. 





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, Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


THE following Order of the Court. varying hive Award published in Government Gazette 
of 7th July, 1916, of the Food Supply. and Distribution, (No.1) Group, No. 2 (Cumberland 
Bakers, &¢.) Board (constitution published at page 7592 of No, 224 of Government Gazette, 
dated 21st December, 1915—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 184), as varied by 
Awards of the said Board ind Orders of the Court published respectively in Government 
Gazettes of Tth July, 1916, 23th July, 1916, 12th August, 1916, 25th "1 1916,. Gth 
October, 1916, 15th December, 1916, 22nd December, 1916, 11th May, 1917, Ist June, 1917, 
14th December, 1917, Sth March, 1918, and 22nd March, "1918, is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, » and the Regulations there- 
under. 





EF. W. KITCHING, } 
(No. 1,788.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE, COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
Nos. 260 and 882 of 1918. 


Féod Supply ahd Distribution (No! 1)Group, No. 1 (Cuniberland Bakets, &e.) Board: 
applications by the New South Wales Master Bakers’ Association, Industrial Union 
of Employers, and Desmond Finnimore (employee), Waverley. 


Monday, the 2nd. day, of September, 1918 
« umnberland Bakers’ Award. 
VARIATION, 


1. 10th May, 1918; Morans Limited, Randwick. (Application hy New South Wales 
Master Bakers’ Association.) .ixemption sqanted for a period of four months from the 
provisions of, clause 2 (iii) (@) and clause 2 (iii) (b) of the Award. so that the company 
may start its men on ordinary week days and Sundays at 7 aan, during the carrying out 
of alterations to its bakebouse, 


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2. 26th August, 1918; Desmond Finnimore (employee), Waverle Appli 

. 4 . : 2 : . F I ; 
vnder clause 8 ( a) of the Award for permission to be bound as an Deientids oa rh 
Kubler, 9 Cowper-street, Waverley, for a period equal to four years, less the time already 


. ‘CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
aS y Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
[1456] ‘ _ Industrial Registrar’s Office, nite 
"Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 
THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award published in Government G = 
y WH ne : yi é azette 
of 15th December, 1916, of the Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 3 CHekers 
&e., State) Board ( constitution published at page 7592 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, 
dated. 21st, December, ,1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 184), as varied by 
Awards of the said Board and Order of the Court published respectively in Government 
Gazettes of 25th January, 1917, Sth June, 1917, 8rd August, 1917, 15th June, 1917, and 
14th December, 1917, is published in accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations thereunder. 
Sie se EF. W. KITCHING, 





(No. 1,787.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL, ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Nos. 860 and 887 of 1917, and Nos, 5, 7,,175, 176, 181, 222, 229, 231, 258, 262, 280, 281, 282, 


289, 290, 336, 348, 358, 373 of 1918. 

Food Supply and Distribution (No. 1) Group, No. 38 (Bakers, &c., State) Board; appli- 
cations by KE. Fowler, Warren; C. H. Pickard and Son, Bowral; H. McKinnon, Narro- 
mine, F,” White, Eden; (Mrs) M. A. Scott, Inverell; (Mrs.) Ei) Bellette, Gulgong ; 

dg Morrall, Bourke; Edwin J. Short, Galong; G. E. Sheedy, Bendick Murrell; Bid 
Dunn, Rylstone ; BD. T, Lockhart, Bingara; M. J. Browne, Forbes; A. H. Hodge, Hill 

End; A. Cavalchini, Wingham; A. J. Norris, Bombala; John Angus, Gunnedah; A: 
Patterson, Harden; Wm. Bridger, Taree; J.J. Hayes, Canbelego; James Hennessy, 
Wagga Wagga; and G. C. Roberts, Uralla. 
; Monday, the 2nd day of September, 1918. 
COUNTRY BAKERS AND BREADCARTERS’ AWARD. 
mCi, \ VARIATION. 

1. 14th December, 1917; E. E. Fowler, Warren, Application for a small, run. 
Granted. Wages, £2 per week. is 

2. 21st December, 1917; C. H. Pickard and Son, Bowral. Application for permission 
to employ an'improver (E. Whitney); Granted. Wages, £2 5s. per week until E. Whitney 
reaches adult age. 

-3.'10th January, 1918; H. McKinnon, Narromine. Application for permission to 
board and lodge Robert Peel, a breadearter. Granted. Amount to be charged not to exceed 
£1 5s. per week. 

4. 10th January, 1918; F. White, Hden: Application for a small run, Granted. 

Wages, £1 10s. per week. 

5. 6th February, 1918; (Mrs.) M. A. Scott, Inverell. Application for a small run 
and for permission to board and lodge L. J. Clutterbuck, a breadcarter. Granted. Wages 
for:small run, £2 5s. per week. Amount to be charged for board and lodging not to exceed 
£1 per week. 

6. 25th February, 1918; (Mrs.) E. Bellette, Gulgong. Application for small run. 
Granted. Wages, £1 5s. per week. 

7. 12th February, 1918; H. Morrall, Bourke. Application for small run. Granted. 
Wages, £2 per week. F 

8, 27th March, 1918; Edwin J. Short, Galong. Application for small run and for 
permission to board and lodge V, Argue, a breadearter. Granted. Wages, £2 2s. 6d., per 
week for small run, and amount to be charged for board and lodging not to exceed 17s. 6d. 
yer, week. 

; 9, 12th April, 1918; G. E. Sheedy, Bendick Murrell. Application for permission to 

employ an improver. Granted. Wages, £1 10s. per week, with board (only). 

40, 16th April, 1918; F, J. Dunn, Rylstone. Application for, permission to employ 
an improver. Granted: Wages, £1. 2s. 6d. per week. . 

11. 8rd May, 1918; H..T.. Lockhart, Bingara. Application for small run and for 
permission to board and lodge Thomas Thorogood, a breadcarter. Granted. Wages for 


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* small run, £2 5s. per week, and amount to be charged for board and lodging not to exceed 


£1 per week. ; repent 
: 42. 10th May, 1918; M. J. Browne, Forbes. Application for permission to board and 


lodge Frederick Sigel, baker. Granted. Amount to be charged not to exceed £1 per week. 
13. Bist May, 1918; A. H. Hodge, Hill End. Application for small run. Granted. 
Jages. £ Ss. week. 
\ 1 stat May, ve A. Cavalchini, Wingham. Application for small run and for 
permission to employ -an improver. Granted. Wages for small run, £1 15s: per week; 
hours, 30 per week. Improver’s wages to be £1 for first year and until 19th birthday, and 
thereafter £1 7s. 6d. per week until 20th birthday. 
15, 31st May, 1918; A. Je Norris, Bombala. Application for permission to board and 
lodge T.. R. Lowther, an operative baker. Granted. Amount to be charged not to exceed 


* 18s. per week. 


_ ledge John Willianr MacClure. Granted. 


an improver. Granted. Wages, £1 per week. 


16. 11th June, 1918; Jobn Angus, Gunnedah. Application for permission 'to employ 
George Holden as an improver. Granted for period of twelve months. Wages, £1 15s. 


si ek 11th June, 1948; A. Patterson, Harden. Application for permission to ed 
William Gordon as an improver. Granted for a period of twelve months. Wages, £2 15s. 


per week. 5a mas nad baa 
. 8th A st, 1918; Wm. Bridger, Taree. Application for permission to boar 
se Winttam * Amount to be charged not to exceed £1 per week. 


19. 30th July, 1918; J. J: Hayes, Canbelego. Application for permission to employ 


20, 7th August, 1918; James Hennessy, Wagga Wagga. Application for small run. 


x Gre _ Wages, £2 per week. : fet : 
Grenner tt sonoma tee Roberts, Uralla. Application for exemption from 


21,.20fh August, 1918; -G. C. 


Gause 2 and’ clause “4 of the Award. Granted until 31st August, 1918. 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, , hg 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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[1472 iy Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, Gth September, 1918. 

THE follow! ing Order of the Court varying and consolidating the Award, published in 
Government Gazette of 9th March, 1917, of the Government Bae Group, No. 1 
(Per.-way Wages Staff) Board (constitution published at page 759T of No. 224 of 
Government Gazette dated 21st December, 1915—see also Tndustr ial Gikette: vol. ix, page 
196), as ve aried by Order of the Court and Award of the Board published in Government 
Gazettes of 22nd June, 1917, and 21st December, 1917, respectively, is published in accord- 
nnce with the proyisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulatious 
thereunder, | 

, his HY, 'W: KITCHING; 
(No, 1,790.) Bae ' ‘ Industrial Registrar. 

IN THE COUIL OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH, W ALES. 
Nos. 267 and 250 of 1918, . 

Government Tramways Group, No, 1 (Per.-way Wages Staff) Board; aprlian ieee by 

the Railway Comissioners for New South Wales and Hy the Australian Workers’ 

Union, Industrial Union of Employees. Nar a Tae ee 


; Friday, the 830th day of August, 1915. 
AWARD FOR GOVERNMEN NT TRAMWAYS PERMANENT- Way WAGES STAFF. | 
es (Consolidated Award.) 


1. Hours. 

Except for watchmen, the ordinary hours of labour shall be ninety- six hours, per 
fortnight, divided as far as practicable into twelve days of eight, and three-quarter hours 
on each day from Monday to Friday, inclusive, and four and a quarter hours on Saturdays : 
Provided that seven hours worked on night shift shall be deemed a day’s work. 

‘The ordinary hours of watchmen shall be ninety -Six per fopnlent, worked either by 
day or night, in twelve shifts per fae tt ; 
. Overtine. } 

(i) Time and:a, quarter rates eh be paid, for the first two hours worked in any 
one day from Monday to Friday in excess of eight and three-quarter hours, and on 
Saturdays in excess of four and a quarter hours; ahd time and a half for all time worked 
beyond the first two hours abovementioned. 


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(ii) All overtime worked in any one aE shall be paid: for in the fortnightly, pay. 


period in which it'is worked. 
(iii) Watchmen shall be paid d¢ettinis wt the rote of etatnieys nic for any time 


over $ hours worked in any of the twelve shifts per fortnight. If a watchman werks over, 


twelve shifts per fortnight he shall be paid time and a half for any shift over imelve. 


3. Sunday Work. 
Kixeept for watchmen, alltime worked on Sundays shall be paid for dita aud a 
half rates. exe 
4. Wages. 
The following shall be the mininiui rates of pay for the ordinary hours of Jabour :— 


Lae Ver day. 

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General labourers (to include all employees not otherwise specified) ./...... 9 9 
Labourers ‘excavating concrete’ ©. 5.02) 5.24 ts. tee cane id oA. biel. f ; 10,0 
Labourers mixing concrete by hand <2... PA SALLE Vin RE PIAS. Sade 1 pap ,0 
Labourers loading and unloading bagged cement fr om or into trucks ie: 

‘ Ati AODOTS re cl. eee cee octets iy Sete: cre ARNO tk, ATP mec ; ie AViO pod 
SPUR GUS is at ciel ore! oie; ash cuayede lettsiier er actte cote ah SRL Ls al ivi bbe bl Pay wilteld » Ligtyde =e jlo 3 
Pishers-Gp Oe ee ere ate ce! seiae etl ete folic ietepa erie oh act wal. Vittvans as sfeprs | 10.0 
Ratchet Donets) tie coe tuseie ar red te See eye 2 Ae Bee Aka, ath eaters Y  710;,,.0 
HIOGLOrs i ecue tered save toueenerene Ded MIEN Oss Uno ee BE Lh ee a fpets S 10 0 
Ronders eta ban cist ties heme, | ateaane YE a EE 28 PHYE:. . Twi tidiesy . .9 % 10 0 
Flangers (cutting and breaking Tails yigte re. ost Pace Gare PAS St es gam 7 z 10,;,0 
Hammermen ...... alae pualeeleis'e Meth rel REMC S caters [iar SEneaeE S etoiyert ts a } 
Spawlers 1 oe pecwiy: + sscc8 re Pe IID iNeed ree er rein 4 103 
Jumper ct ped cris Fieret's Pea ops a tara a ava 
Battermen™~ «fe... Blache fate Terk oie oleate Sear Etahe ates Wik Ne VLA sie HRs. Miaetepejersy - 
Pressmen, OF, CLOWMEN, .,--.- ++. sees eee eee trees a iiahte ih steleege Teds aete sabtevalere sectors - pl. 9 

- Railwelders (electric) ........... A LOS SAT ee Ue uns Aura Cb. Sa ieeme came gy pl Udy Oe 
Tool. sharpeners. ......- Palate tots ere Cee ITE, . 3 DIBIIER HOH RIS bau qwioit ceo iD 
IWiaGChINGM... cet <6 > se ite Bea custo iithote Pie FS At Soh) 3 § O29 NER NGI. steps Ries ote Dey & 
Watchmen at depots ........... SRS Sco 1S SR eats weed 8A tl a apo eae ear ONE olatited stn me FD 

SPMAMOKECEDONS ph - couse spas iolcme ey iee eae Bere Ee EEA Ag Sark] ae ARO = Say oS Beate 9 9 
Timekeeper at head depot ......sesse-eue TET. sie UNtlisti sis Heer  aF Loe 
Ballast Suards ... soos awe ce cua en bette kt, Ae 2 RT. RW Saks een Pm atepibs wi Os ‘ 
Weigh; clerk,;...... wit tote siesesn seins cee eee reat SLMS, shies Mie y. Wm dee ope spy 1, OLY 
Machine, attendants? o.- sw cos Cote e ko wee ILAL eel ateie b ocho cain ble coe ee tie ( tO. OF” 


Tnspector passing DVICKS 2.2... ccc eee eee ee cece wees deere rere eeceee Ae barrage 


fo Inspector passing timber ........- ewe cece cence eee t eset e tees eceewerece 2 0 } 
* - Assistant Inspector passing timber ..... 2012. 4 ed. quel, <a bith che ia ype, UN 
Rock-choppers or rock-gutterers (the term “* rock: choppers ” Oba Loc k- e 
. gutterers’ shall only be applied to men chopping or guttering rock 

7 which exceeds 18 inches in depth) . LT, SROAAANE Gf + 2 bP telsfeaa4's g7e' pL L.,, 2 by 
ROW GCRENORK OY be isis) eae cichcle ne laie Se meemonete ate MELILICETA., « 3 Reals Weieiewiialeiss eam. LO” O & 

.BNettlers on length ...... spislal sibs house tions Beets Me ss rate bree seme e te dee Sets loewe et ee $ a 

PAST OMOUIC EE i eeier cits oi lelnjo- so cise CEST A TLRS OES. Cae TE core Wal acess PET Cl fusee. ne» TELS OU 
«| Firemen ,at tar-distilling plant . CRENFISs Cid baie « HEE Ase tec cpeey LO 5 x, 
Men working in trenches over 4 fect GeCPNUE LR meniat seer sees etereeneese 10 UO Be 
Men working in trenches or shatts over JOieel AGED hic weenie vecrserscess, 10° 3. oF 
Gangers— $ 

he Relaying gangers ei rene: oie leus tere are eee ee ee ee ee Oe 2 2 nip: O 
¥, Assistant relaying gativers .01 0). oN eh al. 03. cle vee eww were viccten, 10, 9 eh 
hj Duplication gangers ......... METER IIE hi isc Ev inipiataty ive hive ee y's ase ye, La” O } 
‘- Assistant duplice ution gahgers ......). pevevconsenernevorerteveriaee LO” Willing 

x *  Pepot gangers (other than at head depot) intel fers Ta RTS bebe a 'ouelisbojioie’ »/ vaain’s lar Ler ARNT 


Fettling gangers eve weyr sees Ey Eby ee Nay CPC O ane he we Ft Pty ge 9 ere 11 2 F 





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erie: 
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pry: i te } Per day. 
gy? cit Pads re ely | -§. 1d. 
Other gang ers— 
Biv iGner ie ramen 12 i tS, Va aati tracey. 4) sy esos ME Biath eve bb deny ececcarcle c 10 9 
INGE eeneere MO OF OVO Men tit... ccc co. MR le ieee ewe, the 2 
5. Holidays. 


ay The fii BWine days shall be recognised as holidays, and shall be paid for as if 
worked full time :—Bight-hour Day (in districts .as proclaimed ), Picnic Day, Easter 
Saturday. 


(ii) The other existing conditions of the Service as to holidays shall continue to~ 


apply. 
6. Relieving. 


Any employee ordered to act or to relieve or act for another in a higher grade shall 
while so employed be paid the minimum rate payable to men in such higher grade: Pro- 
vided such minimum be not less than the rate he is already receiving. 


. Night’ Work. 

When an employee is directed to work’ at night, and baving attended accordingly, is 
not required, a quarter day’s pay shall be allowed him unless two. hours’ notice prior to 
the time at which he was directed to attend has been given him at his residence, in which 
case no allowance shall be made. 


. Time Allowance. 


(i) When an employee is pera to proceed direct from his home to his place of 
work, not being his recognised dep6t, he shall be paid travelling time for any time occupied 
in excess of that taken in the ordinary! course to travel from his home to his recognised 
depot; also when an employee ceases work for the day at other than his recognised depot, 
he shall be paid travelling ‘tite for any time occupied in excess of that taken in the 
ordinary course to travel from his recognised place of work to his home. Such excess 
time shall be allowed at ten minutes for every mile or part thereof, or, in the case of other 
means than tram travelling, such time as would reasonably be taken. 


“(iy Eiployees who are not attached to a recognised depot, who are called upon: to-« 


work at a distance greater than two miles and less than four miles from the starting point, 
shall be allowed ten minutes time allowance each way.. Those called upon to, work 
at a distance over four miles from the starting point, twenty minutes time allowance each 
way: In Sydney the “starting point” shall be the present Central Railway Station; in 
Newcastle, the intersection of Gordon and Tudor. streets, Hamilton: 


9. Promotions. 


(i) Seniority shall not depend on length of service alone, but shall be affected by 
such considerations as qualifications under the regulations, conduct, refusal to accept 
positions reasonably offered, and the like. 

’ (ii) Lists of the staff in the order of seniority shall be kept.. Such lists shall not be 
published, but every employee shall be entitled to ascertain his.own position on such lists, 
and if dissatisfied to appeal to the Commissioners. 

(iii) Promotion shall, unless special qualifications are required for the positioii 
vacant, be offered to the staff according to the order of seniority, and where special quali- 
fications are required the senior man so qualified shall have the preference. 

(iv) Where an employee is of opinion that he has: been’ improperly passed over, he 
may apply in writing for an explanation, and an explanation ‘shall be given him in writing. 

(v) Nothing herein contained shall prejudice the right of any employee to appeal 
to the Commissioners in regard to any promotion. 


10. Existing Rates and Privileges. 


(i) No employee who, at the date of this Award, is in receipt of pay at a higher 
rate than ,herein fixed, shall have his pay reduced, merely as a consequence of this Award. 

(ii) The following privileges already existing and:in consideration of which.the rates 
of pay hereinbefore mentioned have been fixed, shall be continued, namely :—Evyery employee 
on the Permanent Staff and. every employee not on the Permanent Staff who has been 
employed for six months or more shall be entitled to :— 

(a) A railway pass for himself, his wife, and his children up to the number of three, 
and being under 18 years of age during the period of his. wunual leaye. 

(b) Four privilege railway passes during the year. 

(c) A periodical railway ticket at half the ordinary rate from the station nearest lis 
home to the station nearest his work. 

(ad) If he is a junior employee whose pay is not more than 6s. 9d. a diy, a free riil- 
way pass from the station nearest his home to the station near ext his’ work. 

(ec) If he‘is employed in the country’a railway pass once a month for himself or isis 
wife or housekeeper to and from the nearest market town, and to the free carriage 
of 2 ewt. of goods, this privilege to be subject to the conditions and qualifications 
set out in the present market pass regulations. 


11. Charges. 


(i) Every employee summoned to attend before his superior officer to answer any 
charge shall be informed in the notication summoning him of the particulars of the charge 
preferred against him, and shall be entitled at the hearing to give and call evidence on 
his own behalf. 

(ii) Every employee giving evidence shall be entitled to read over his statement 
before signing it. 

(iii) Where an employee has been summoned to attend before his superior officer to 
answer any charge, he shall be paid for the time lost in attending, and any fare he may 
necessarily have paid shall be refunded to him, unless it is found he is guilty of the charge 
or that his conduct has justified the charge being made, in which case such matters shall 
be in the discretion of the officer dealing with the charge. An employee summoned to give 
evidence in any such case shall be paid for his time and be supplied with the necessary 

asses. 
» (iv) Every employee who has given notice of appeal shall be entitled to obtain, at 
his own expense, a copy of all the evidence of the Departmental inquiry at least a week 
before the appeal is heard: Provided that if the appellant consents, the appeal may be 
heard within less time than a week from the day he has obtained such copy of the evidence. 


No. 110, 6 Sepremper, 1918,—8, 


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oe 12. Country Work. 
Any work for the performance of which an employee is required by the Department 
to sleep at any place other than his usual residence shall be deemed country work. 
Any employee while doing country work shall, in addition to his pay, receive 3s. 6d. 
per day expenses. 
138. Conductors. 
No employee shall be compelled to act as a tramway conductor if he objects to do so. 
14. Preference. 
Jn the engagement and dismissal of hands there shall be no discrimination against 
menibers of the Australian Workers’ Union nor against returned soldiers. 


15. Interpretation of the Award. 


Should any doubt arise as to the interpretation of any part of this Award, or any 
dispute arise out of its provisions, such doubt or dispute may be referred to the Court or 
Board for determination: Provided, however, that nothing in this clause contained shall 
affect any right which the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales or an employee 
affected by this Award may have to take proceedings for a penalty for a breach of any of 
its provisions. 

16. Operation of the Award. 

This Award shall be binding upen the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
and upon all persous employed by them in any capacity herein mentioned mn the wages 
staff of the Permanent-way Branch on and in connection with the tramways of the State. 


17. Duration of the Award. 


This Award shall remain in force until the Sth March, 1920: Provided that leave is 
reserved to the Australian Workers’ Union to apply to the Court in March, 1919, for review 


of clause 8. 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[6 Sepr., 1918. 





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No. 111.] 


FRIDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER. 


[1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE’ UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVIC 
ACE 1902.77 


APPOINTMENTS. - 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with, the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Charles James Coghlan, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Parramatta, during the absence of Mr. L. W. 
Broughton, on ieave,—from the 2nd September, 
1918; also to act as District Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy at Parramatta, to act only at such times 
as the Stipendiary Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty, and Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the Districts of Parramatta 
che Sherbrooke, at .Parramatta,—from the same 
date. 

Mr. William George Hazell, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as OUlerk of Petty Sessions at 
Penrith during the absence of Mr. C. W. Naylor, 
on leave,—from the 2nd September, 1918; also to 
act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Pen- 
rith, to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty, Regis- 
trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the 
District of The Nepean, and Assistant Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Sherbrooke, at Penrith, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at that place tinder the ‘Land 





and Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’ and | 


-Reguiations thereunder,—from the same date. 


Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks. of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names, from the dates specified, viz. :—. 


Blackville—Constable Michael Riorden, during the 
absence of Constable Lisle, on leave,—from the. 
2nd September, 1918. 


Nerriqundah+:@enstable William John Fuller, during 
the: absence of Constable Davis, on leave,—from 
the 2nd September, 1918. 





HIS iixceiiency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. William Habner Dening, Crown Land Agent, 
*Nyngan, to be also Clerk ‘of Petty Sessions at that 
place, vice Mr. H. HE. Gibbes,—from the ‘28th’ 
August, 1918; also to be District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Nyngan (to act only at such times 
as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty), Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages for the District_of Cobar at Nyngan, 
Registrar of the District Court at Nyngan, and 
Registrar, of the Court of Review at that place 
under the ‘Land and Income Tax Assessment 
Act of 1895,’’? and Regulations thereunder,—from 
the same date, : 


Mr, Ernest Craven Billerwell to be Assistant Search 
Clerk, on probation for six months, in the Regis- 
trar-General’s Department,—tfrom the 21st Augusé, 


1918. , 
mm JOHN GARLAND. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency, the Governor, with the advice ofthe 
Executive Council, and upon the reéehimendation 
the Public Service Board, has ap dyot thea} 
pointment of 


Mr. William Love, Engineer, launch “Golde i 
Department of Agriculture, ag, 
Steamer, ‘“‘Captain Cook,’’ Depa 
gation, The Treasury. ee 

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TRANSFERS. "y 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the. 
fixecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of the*‘ 


Public Service Board, has approved of the following transfers 
of Officers of thes Department of Navigation, The Treagury, 


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Pert, Robert Stewart 


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Master, Launch 


| Boatshed, ‘* Premier,” Pe ile 
| Sydney. 
Dunn, Frederick; Driver, Launch| Engineer, Launch 
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Martin, John Baptist! 


Sydney. P-) Uf \ 5 
writers Latiieh| Deckhand, ranetn 
Boatshed, *¢ Premier.” 
Sydney. jpthpale 
Master, Launch} Master) 1 'T' Pilot 
“Gladys.” Tender *‘ Sol.” 





Dunn, Edward John... 


Pike, Charles Curry ...| Master, Launch] Master, Pilot 
| ‘* Gladys,” Tender ** Sol.” 
Moncrieff, John .| Master, Launch) Master, Pilot 


'*/Boatshedp 

Sydney. 
Dene; Henry’ James...) Hogineer, Launch 
** Gladys.” 


“Tender ‘Sol? 


Master,e > Pilot 
Tender ‘‘ Sol.” 


Olsson, John Godfried| Driver, Launch Hugineer,’ .) Pilots 
fog hes ‘* Gladys.” “Tender ** Sol.” *’ 

Jenkinson, George—...| Engineer,Launch| Engineer, - Pilot 
Wie as ce eave ee “Sol.” 


Bailey, John... .| Master, Launch 


Coxswain, No. 1 


' Boatshed;' “Motor Launch. 
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Baxter, William Ben-| Master,’ Launch) Ooxswain,) No.' 1 
jamin, " Boatshed, Motor Launch. 
gh nae ry Sydney, i 
¥Flukes, Harry... .| Driver, Launch) Driver, No. 1 
Boatshed, -Motor Launch. 
was poli Eh ool s@ydingy. 
Harrington, John...) Driver, Launch) Coxswain and 
Syduey. Driver, No. 2 


Motor Launch. 


Godbold, Robert ; Master, Launch; Coxswain and 








Boatshed, Driver, No. 3 
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Cheyne, George ‘...| Master, Launch} Relieving Launch- 
ry ag rer ey Boatshed, man, 
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@’ Connor, Edward vesH{ Driver, Launehj;Relieying Driver. 
‘ izoil jniggelty Boatahed, 
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McGrath, _., Edward) Master, Launch] Relieving Master. 
Crawford.) 5, . Boatshed, ; 
sui  netot? Lo DY eee apn: 
Steele, Henry,Charles| Driver, ug | .| Acting | | Driver, 
a tndd de woapratt taeemenere, | | Laundh 
Morgan, Alexander. .., “Driver, Launch) Engineer,, | Pilot 
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McAlister, George Master, Launch] Driver “ of Oil | 
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“Pid “Public Service Board have approved of the 
transfers ‘and appointments of the undermentioned 


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teachers to the schicolgand positions specified in con- 
sine. on*with theirFespettive names :— 







Iir..C. H. Hudson, from Hurl- 
igh to. Cleveland-street Inter- 
Monk; from Newcastle High to 
High. 

TAIN P. Willmott, from Hast 


‘to North Sydney Girls’ High; Miss KE. Ramsay, from 
Redfern :to Mudgee Highs. 
OO | Eee ilnlagec te Sy . 
CN, - PRIVARY, Sexoon APPOINTMENTS. 
. Peéachers —Mr. BE. Hawkins; from Windsor to Flad- 
dbury to Warrah; Mr. 
D. Lindsay, fromHrskineville to*Balldale (relieving) ; 
Mr. A. C. Wright, from Burringbar to Wowingra- 
gong; Miss A. W. Pigram, from Ootha Provisional to 
aie cal ALE eprptonal Mr. S$. Greig, from Porter’s 
Mount. +0 Weil’ Creek; Mr. H. P. Dedman, from 
Bailengarra to Nessville; Mr. G. M. Turnbull, from 
, Belmore River to Ballengarra; Mr. A. McKenzie, 
from Nessville to Snarebrook; Mr. P. E. Waterhouse, 
from Kinchela Creek to Belmore River; Mr. A. EB. 
ivers, from Lower Nambucca to Creék ; Mr. 


Kainchela Cr 
, W.. Suters, from, Kalang to Lowes Nambueca jr. 
PL) D. Sabtivary Poor “Soarebrogke Provisional t 
» Kalang; Mx G! ¥ Pl tts, Hot \ (iba bo, Bal 
Vfield> Mr @. Marks, Grom: Brierfeld to Millbank; 
Miss E. M. Boughton, from Corangula to Dondinga- 
long; Mr. C. Slack, from Lower Creek Provisional to 
en cteeatp | ae H. V. Bubb, from Blackbird Flat 
Provisional t6Yarras provisional; Mr. J. G. Quinlin, 
from Marne Provisional to Saumarez; Mr. E. Roberts, 
trem-Stuart Town to Ga ambles. Misg-J. Angus, from 
Yaibraith Prowisionaltio \ ine bh ata rovisional ; Mr. 
F.OD¢é Tieka er,.rom tfalaniza. t6 Umeralla Siding: 
Miss L. Kipper, from Winduella Provisional to Yal- 
braith Provisional; Mr. H. G. Campbell, from Narem- 


yburn, toy Simarp Towa; Mr. H. W. Edwards, from 
' Hocthde Heeeah ;“Mr. I. A. Scott, from Gilman- 
dyke to Rockley; Miss D. Springett, from Devlin 
Provisional..to.Coreinbob Provisional; Mr. D. C. 
Magleson, from Milroy and Gineroi-road Half-time to 
Cundumbul ,.Provisional,; ..Mr,, W....A..Swan, from 
Byabarra. to “Kenthurst; Mr. J. Hellmrich, from 


|... Berowra,.6th to. Berowra 5th;.Mr...C.. Fitzhenry, from, 


Lower Mittagong to Yerranderie (rélieving) >" Mr. 
G.. W. Hay, from Bolong 6th to Bolong 5th; Mr. B.A. 
Whilev, from Mob houscles 7th to Woodhouselee 6th ; 
Mr. M. J. Kenniff, from Cecil Park 6th to Cecil Park 
“Sth; Mree den Swanyetrom~ Narromine™ to~Warrer 
(relieving); Mr. J. W. Thomson, from Pearson to 
Boree Creck (relieving); Mr. H.) ©. Newnham, | from 
Fattorimi Island ‘Aboriginal. Provisional to Valley 
Valley Provisional; Mr: ©.-McInnes, from Merrendee 
to Gilmandyke; Miss C. Hailey, from Wynnefield Pro- 


visional to Milvale: Provisional. 


to, Lismore; Miss, fos brenins, from | Lismeone| to Byron 
christ, from, Crow’s: Nest to Red- 


6 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 111, 





fern; Miss I. Maloney, from Randwick to Bourke- 
street; Miss G. Taylor, from Moona-road Provisional 
to Zig Zag; Mr. H. A. Ison, from Crown-street to 
Canterbury; Mr. J. H. Barnes, from Sandringham to 
Fort-street; Miss V. M. Lewis, from Curlewis to Gun- 
nedah; Miss C. Lynch, from Haberfield to Tempe; 
Miss K. Drysdale, from Merriwa to Stuart Town; Miss 
A. V. Latimer, from Ponto to Merriwa; Miss L. Saul, 
from Five Dock to Summer Hill; Mr. H. L. Arm- 
strong from Leichhardt to Tempe; Mrs. G. Bennison, 
from Bondi to Enmore; Miss E. Gulliford, from Mar- 
rickville to Enmore; Miss N. Watters, from Bland- 
ford to Weston; Miss F. Gray, from Tweed Heads to 
Stanmore (temporarily); Miss I. Stanford, from Stuart 
Town to Marrickville (temporarily); Mr. A. Cohen, 
from Piallaway to Marrickville (temporarily); Miss A. 
Punch, from Burringbar to Tweed Heads (tempor- 
arily); Miss I’. McNicol, from Meadowbank to Ryde 
(temporarily). 


Teachers on Probation.—Miss H.. Granger, from 
Goulburn to Rhyanna (relieving); Miss M. Burns, 
from Gunnedah to Edgeroi Provisional. 


Assistants on Probation—Miss M. Balinski, from 
Pyrmont to Summer Hill; Miss A. Berntsen, from 
Dumbleton to Henty; Miss M. Collins, from Denili- 
quin (junior assistant) to Deniliquin. 


Ex-Students.—Mr. E. V.. Stein, from Woollahra to 
Cook’s Hill; Mr. A. C. Clark, from Arnclife to Cleve- 
land-street Intermediate; Mr. W. KE. Foley, from 
Tempe to Leichhardt; Miss M. McGregor, from 
Camdenville to Croydon Park. 


Junior Assistants.—Mr. P. C. Cogley, from Gilgai 
to Narrabri; Miss A. G. McKay, from Woollahra to 
Randwick. 


Cookery Teacher.—Miss G. Gentles, from Wickham 
to Hast Sydney. 





Cookery Teacher on Probation.—Miss R. Bell, from 
Bondi to Wickham. 
A. G. F. JAMES. 


——e 


——— ee 


APPOINTMENT ON PROBATION. 
BEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Public Service (Temporary 
Officers) Act, 1915,’ of the appointment, on proba- 
tion for six months, of 


Mr. Adam Louden Henderson Kirkpatrick as Clerk, 
Department of Public Works ;—such appointment 
to take effect from 13th December, 1915. 


R. T. BALL. 





RETIRHMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 

Mr. Edwin Charles Primrose, Accountant and Secre- 
tary to Tender Board, this Department, will ro- 
tire from the Public Service, in terms of section 
66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902.’ Last day 
of service 22nd September, 1918 (Ms, 1917-2,400- 


175). 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF 


HIS’ Excellency the Governor and the Executive 

Council, upon the recommendation of the Public 

Service Board, have approved of 

Mr. Robert Michael Greer, Teacher, Public School, 
Blandford, being allowed to retire from the Public 
Service, without gratuity. Lass day of service, 
dist October, 1918. 


EDUCATION 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 
Mr. Wiiliam Henry Pinkstone of his position as 

Fireman, Dredge Service, Department of Public 

Works. Last day of service, 28th Pebruary, 1919. 

R. T. BALL. 





Public Service Board, .33-39 Hunter-street, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


WE, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue of the provisions of the “ Public Service (Amendment) Act, 1910,” 
have considered, in accordance with the provisions of Section 8, subsection 14 (¢) of such Act, an appeal received 
from the undermentioned officer of the Public Service against the decision of Departmental Board respecting grade, 
salary, fees, and allowances, and our determination is set forth hereunder. 


The increase so determined is subject to the necessary provision being made therefor by Parliament, in 
accordance with Section 14 of the Principal Act. 

W. J. HANNA, ) 

E. H. WILSHIRE, + 

J. M. TAYLOR, | | 


Members of the 
Public Service Board. 








Salary, Allowances, and Fees, 
as determined by— 














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Departmental | Mee : 
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| Board, | Appeal. | 
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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


Pennefather, G. A...,.. . District Surveyor, Kempsey 


sence 630 
range to £650, 
from 1 Aug.,1917| 

















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“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





(L.8.) PROCLAMATION. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
PB pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, I, Sir Wantren Kpwarp Davipson, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 


Date. Locality. 

Thursday, 19th September, 1918 ... re ... Mulwala District. 

Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ae ... Amaroo and Tumbarumba Shires, Daysdale District, and the District 
within a radius of 15 miles from Geurie, 

Friday, 27th September, 1915... ee ... Yass Police District, Canowindra District. 

Friday, 4th October, 1918 ... bis Bae ... Narromine Municipality. 

Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... an ... Tumbarumba Shire, and Casino Municipality. 

Thursday, 10th October, 1918... ae ... Hay Municipality. 

Monday, 14th October, 1918 xe sea ... Hartley Electoral District, and the portion of Mudgee Electorate 
contiguous to the railway line from Portland to Rylstone. 

Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... ane ... Blayney and Carcoar Municipalities, and Lyndhurst and Waugoola 
Shires. 

Wednesday, 6th November, 1918... are ... Casino Municipality. 

Monday, 25th November, 1918... Be ... Cooma Police District. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of September, 1915. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SYDNEY: 
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New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 11th September, 1918. 
















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PROCLAMATION—‘‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


- Sir WattEer Epwarp Davripson, the Governor of the 

State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 

the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 1916,” and with 

the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 

Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





TE SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CooxAMBLE, WINGADEE SHIRE, 
Foruestry District or Dusso. 


Warrie State Forest, No, 658. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Warrie, county of Kwenmar, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 660 
acres more or less: Commencing at the most western 
south-west corner of portion 52, parish of Warrie; 
and bounded thence by a south, a west, and again a 
south boundary of that portion, and a line, to the 
south-east side of the public road from Bullagreen to 
Gular; by a line southerly to the north boundary of 
portion 34, parish of Armitree; by part of that 
boundary of that portion and the north boundary of 
portion 25 westerly to the north-west corner of the 
latter portion on the east side of a 2-chain road; and 
by that side of that road in the parish of Warrie to 
the most western south-west corner of portion 52 
firstmentioned, the point of commencement,—exclud- 
Pathe public road within the above-described boun- 

aries. 

Note.—tThe above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
1,556 from sale for preservation and growth of timber, 
notified 6th August, 1883, which is hereby revoked. 


[F. 1918-3,639} 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or CooNABARRABRAN, CooONABARABRAN 
SHIRE, Forestry District or NARRABRI. 


Baradine State Forest, No. 672. 


All that area or tract of country comprising parts 
of the parishes of Tallama, Coolangoola, Baradine, 
and Worigal, county of Baradine, in the State of New 
South Wales, embracing an area of 19,900 acres, 
more or less: Commencing at the south-east corner 
of portion 18, parish of Coolangoola; and bounded 
thence by parts of a west.and a south boundary of 
portion 17 to the north-west corner of portion 23; 
by a west, a south, again a west, and part of a south. 
boundary of that portion to the north-east corner ot 
portion 22, parish of Worigal; by east boundaries of 
that. portion and portions 23 and 24, and a line to 
the north boundary of portion 30; by part ofthe 
north and the north-west boundary of that portion, 
part of the east, and a north boundary of portion 
12, the east and north boundaries of portion 1, a 
north boundary ot portion 9, and a line to the east 
boundary of portion 20; by part of the east, the 
north and west boundaries of that portion to the 
north side of a one 150-link road; by that side of that 
road to the south-east corner of portion 31; by the 
east boundary of that portion, the east, north, and 
west boundaries of portion 32, and the west boundary 
of portion 31 to the north side of a 150-link road ; 
by that side of that road to the east boundary of 
portion 8; by parts of the east and north boundaries 
of that portion, the east, north, and part of the 
west boundary of portion 14 to the north-east corner 
of portion 74, parish of Baradine; by the north 
boundaries of portions 74 and 70, a line, and the 
north-west boundary of portion 69 to the right bank 
of Baradine Creek; by that bank of that creek to a 
point south of a point on the south boundary of 
portion 25, parish of Tallama, west 12 chains from 
its south-east corner; by a line northerly to that 


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point; by part of the south boundary of that portion, 
the south boundary of portion 24, a line, the south 
boundaries of portions 20 and 21, and portion 9, 
parish of Coolangoola, and a line to the west boundary 
of portion 13; by parts of the west boundary of that 
portion and of water reserve 50,388, notified 2nd 
December, 1914, to the most northern north-east 
corner of portion 18 first mentioned; and by northern 
the west, and south boundaries of that portion to its 
south-east corner, the point of commencement ;— 
excluding the roads within the above-described boun- 
daries, and portion 21, parish of Coolangoola. 

[F. 1918-1,669] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Hay, CarratHoon Sure, Forestry 
Districr or DentLiquin. 


Tom’s Point State Forest, No. 673. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Tom’s Point, county of Sturt, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 452 
acres more or less,—being the whole of portion 107. 
Plan catalogued §. 590-1918 roll. 

Notre.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
12,419 from sale for pteservation and growth of 
timber, notified 6th September, 1890, which is hereby 
revoked, 


LF. 1918-3,633] 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp District or Conposotin, Lacnian ANd JEMA- 
Long Suires, Forestry District or Forzes. 


Brewombenia Stato Forest, No. 674. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part of 
the parish of Berewombenia, county of Cunningham, 
in the State of New South Wales, embracing an area 
of 500 acres, more or less: Commencing at the south- 
east corner of portion 49, parish of Derriwong; and 
bounded thence by the east boundary of that portion 
northerly to the south side of the railway line reserve 
from Condobolin to Parkes; by that side of that re- 
serve, in tho parish of Berewombenia, to a point north 
of the north-west corner of portion 13; by a line 
partly formed by the west boundary of portion 13 
southerly to a north-east boundary of travelling 
stock ,reserve 4,256, notified 10th March, 1888; by 
parts of that boundary of that reserve generally west- 
erly to the south-east corner of portion 49, parish of 
Deriwong first-mentioned, the point of commenme- 
ment. 


Notz.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
42,900 “from sale for preservation and growth of 
timber, notified 8th July, 1908, which is hereby re- 
voked. 
fit. 1918-8,627] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TemMora Centrar, NARRABURRA 
oo" Spink, Forestry District or Forbes. 


Ariah Park State Forest, Ne. 675. 


Ajl that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Windeyer, county of Bourke, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 
930 acres, more or less: Commencing at the south- 
west corner of portion 45, parish of Windeyer; and 
bounded thence by-a line westerly to the east boun- 
dary of portion 10; by part of the east boundary of 
that portion, the east boundaries of portions 54 and 
51, a tims, the east boundary of portion 6, the south- 
east and part of the east boundary of portion 29 
to ‘the south-west corner of portion 62; by the south 
boundary of that portion to a point north of the 
north-west corner of portion 39; by a line, the west 
boundary of portion 89, a line, west boundaries of 
portions 40, 48, 49, and 9, a line, and west boundaries 
ef portions 43 and 45 to the south-west corner of the 
latter portion, the point of commencement ;—exclud- 
ing that part of the public road from Coolamon +o 
Ariah Park, within the above-described boundarios, 


Note.—By this Proclamation it is not intended 
that that part of travelling stock reserve 22,023, noti- 
fied 19th January, 1895, within the above-described 
tate forest, shail cease to be a& travelling stock 
reserve. 


LN, 19IG-1,154) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


[13 Sepr., 1918, 


_ 


CENTRAL DIVISION. A 


Lanp District or Dupso, GILGANDRA SHIRE, Forestry 
District or Dusso. 


Drillwarrina State Forest, No. 676. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part of 
the parishes of Drillwarrina and Eumungerie, county 
of Hwenmar, in the State of New South Wales, em- 
bracing an area of 6,120 acres more or less; Com- 
mencing at the north-east corner of portion 28, parish 
of Drillwarrina; and bounded thence by the north 
boundary of that portion, the north and west _boun- 
daries of portion 27, and a line to the north-west 
boundary of portion 28, parish of Eumungerie; by 
part of that boundary of that portion, a line, the 
north-west boundaries of portions 20 and 19 and its 
prolongation to the east boundary of portion 19, 
parish of Cobboco; by part of the east boundary of 
that portion, a line, and part of the east boundary of 
portion 21 northerly to a point west of the south-west 
corner of portion 25, parish of Drillwarrina; by a 
line, the south and part of the east boundary of that 
portion, the south boundary of portion 24, and a south 
boundary of portion 4 to the west boundary of portion 
16; by part of the west boundary of that portion, the 
west boundary of portion 17, a line, and west boun- 
daries of portions 18 and 19 to the north-east corner 
of portion 28 firstmentioned, the point of commence- 
ment,—excluding portion 26 within the above-described 
boundaries. 

Nors.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
34,335 from sale for preservation and growth of timber, 
notified 12th April, 1902, which is hereby revoked, 
[F. 1918-3,728] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Duspo, GinGANDRA SHIRE, ForEsTRY 
District or DuBBo. 


Balladoran State Forest, No. 677. 
All that area or tract of country comprising part 


of the parish of Drillwarrina, county of Ewenmar, 


in the State of New South Wales, embracing an area 
of 780 acres, more or less: Commencing at the north- 
ern corner of portion 4, parish of Drillwarrina; and 
bounded thence by the north-west and north boun- 
daries of that portion, the north boundary of portion 
24, and an eastern boundary of portion 2, to its north- 
east corner; and by the south side of the public road 
easterly to the north-west corner of portion 5 first- 
mentioned, the point of commencement. 

Nove.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of that part 
of reserve 84,335. from sale for the preservation and 
growth of timber, notified 12th April, 1902, within 
the above-deseribed boundaries, which part is hereby 
revoked. 
[i. 1918-3,728] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME. 
OD SAVE THE KING! 


(oe ee 


[495] G 


PROCLAMATION, 








(u.8.) 


| W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 

~ Sir Water Epnwanp Davinson, the Governor of 

» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the ‘‘Pastures Protection 
Act, 1912,’? and with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do hereby declare that the provisions of 
Part lif of the Act mentioned shall be applied to the 
destruction of Kagle Hawks in the Coonabarabran 
Pastures Protection District for a period of tivo years 
from the lst September, 1918. 


[1918-6,401-161 P.P.] 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
third day of September, in the year of our 


hord one thousand nine hundred and 
cighteen, and in the ninth year of His 


Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Execellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME, 


r1281] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


13 Sepr., 1918.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


4531 





PROCLAMATION 


New Sourn Watuzs, ) By His Excellency Sir WaAtrter 
to wit. . Lee ie Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished 
Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


Wii by section 144 of the ‘‘Stock Act, 1901,” 

the Governor is empowered by Proclamation to 
suspend the provisions of any one or more of the 
sections of Part IV of that Act, for any period not 
exceeding six months, in respect to any stock intro- 
duced or proposed to be introduced from any of the 
Australian States: And whereas it is desirable to 
suspend the operations of the provisions of the 155th 
section of the ‘‘Stock Act, 1901,’’ being a section of 
that part of the said Act, and of any regulation made 
thereunder relating to the quarantining of stock 
imported from any of the Australian States for a 
period of six months: Now, therefore, I, Sir WauTER 
Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Hxecutive Council, do hereby suspend, 
for a period of six months from the 13th September, 
1918, the provisions of section 155 of the ‘‘Stock Act, 
1901,’ and of any of such regulations as aforesaid, so 
far as the same relates to the quarantining of stock 
from any of the Australian States. 


[1918-3,681-161 Stock] 
Given under my Hand and Seal, at Government 
House, Sydney, this third day of September, 
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine 


hundred and eighteen, and in the ninth year 
of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


W. C. GRAHAME. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


(L.8.) 
W. E. Davipson, 
Governor. 


[1282] 





“FISHERIES ACT, 1902,” AND “FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910.” 





PROCLAMATION. 
(Ee pe) 
W. HE. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Knight Comman- 
Bs der of the Most Distinguished Order of St. 
Michael and St. George, Governor of the State of 
New South Wales, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the ‘‘FWisheries Act, 1902,” and the ‘Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910,’? and with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, cancel the 
Proclamation of the 8rd November, 1903 (published 
in Gazette of 6th November, 1903), so far as it relates 
to the establishment of a Public Oyster Reserve at 
reorge’s River; and I do declare that in lieu thereof 
the Crown Land specified in the Schedule hereto ap- 
pended shall be a Public Oyster Reserve, and be 
exempt from any power of leasing conferred by- the 
said Acts. 
_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this tenth day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


_ County of Cumberland, parish of St. George, at 
Georges River: Commencing on the line of mean 
high-water mark on the northern bank of Georges 
River, at a point bearing south-easterly and north- 
easterly 3994 lineal yards from the south-east corner 
of Oyster Lease No. 8,108, section 2; and running 
thence along the line of mean high-water mark on the 
northern bank of Georges River aforesaid, bearing 
north-easterly, easterly, again north-easterly and 
northerly, in all about 785 lineal yards; thence by a 
line bearing south 40 degrees east about 50 lineal 
vards into thé waters of Georges River aforesaid: 
thence by a line parallel with and 50 yards in restan. 
gular distance from the line of mean high-water mark 
aforesaid, bearing southerly, south-westerly, westerly 
again south-westerly in all about. 790 lineal yards ; 
thence by a line bearing north 8 degrees 15 minutes 
east about 50 lineal yards, to the point of commence- 
ment. « [1427] 


PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


(L.8.) 


W. BE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waurer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

» the State of New South Wales and its Depend- 
encies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, wie the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance 
of the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls 
Act, 1908,”’ do, by this my Proclamation, declare that 
the provisions of Part If of the aforesaid Act shall 
be applied to the Literary Institute Hall, Freshwater, 
Manly. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this ninth day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
DAVID STOREY. 





[1431] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION—“PRISONS ACT, 1899,” 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watrrer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this by Pro- 
clamation, proclaim, declare, and notify that the build- 
ings and enclosures used as a prison at Parramatta 


patie cease to be a prison from the 15th September, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of 
September, 1918. 
By His Exceliency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[1602] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AS 
AMENDED BY SUBSEQUENT ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 
W. EK. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waurer Hpwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

6 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, by 
virtue of the power and authority vested in me by 
the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and the Acts 
amending the same, and with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
hereby appoint Raymond Stanley Smith, Esquire, to 
be a member of the Council of the Municipality of Ten- 
terfield, to fill the vacancy in such Council, caused by 
the fact that at an election held to fill two extraordin- 
ary vacancies in the Council only one alderman was 
elected. 
[1918-304-215-583] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourth day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[1422] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ted 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND . 
AMENDING ACTS. 


Appiication by the Council of the Shire of Mulwaree 
for the creation of an Urban Area, to be known as 
‘Taralga Urban Area,’’ and for the right to 
exercise the powers of the Council of a Munici- 
pality with respect thereto. 

E I3 Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that an 
application under sections 108 and 110 of the said 

“Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, has 

been received from the Council of the Shire of Mul- 

waree for the portion of the said Shire described in 

Schedule ‘A’? hereto to be declared, an Urban Area 

to be known as ‘““Taralga Urban Area’’; and also 

for the right to exercise the powers specified in 

Schedule “B’ hereto with respect to such portion of 

the said Shire, 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) having qualification 
in respect of land in the said portion of the Shire of 
Mulwaree may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the Shire, having qualification as 
aforesaid, be taken on the question whether all or any 
of the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 
Council. Any such petition should be sent_ under 
cover to the Minister administering the Local Govern- 
ment Acts, and must comply with the provisions of 
Ordinance No. 21 thereunder. 
| 1918-126-124-294] 

JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


SCHEDULE ‘‘A.” 


Portion oF THE SHIRE OF MULWAREE PROPOSED TO BE 
DECLARED TO BE AN URBAN AREA. 


Commencing at the south-western corner of section 
21 of the village of Taralga, in the parish of Guinecor, 
county of Argyle, at the intersection of the northern 
side of Cooper-street with the eastern side of a road 
1 chain wide; bounded thence upon the west by the 
eastern side of that road bearing northerly about 62 
chains to the southern side of Golspie-road ; upon the 
north by the southern side of that read bearing 
easterly about 22 chains to the prolongation south- 
westerly of the south-eastern side of Richlands-road ; 
upon the north-west by that prolongation and the 
south-eastern side of the said road bearing north- 
easterly about 20 chains to the north-western corner 
of section 15; again upon the north by the southern 
side of a road 1 chain wide bearing easterly about 
38 chains to Corrobbery Creek; thence by that creek 
bearing generally southerly about 62 chains to the 
south side of Bunnaby-road; thence by that side of 


that road bearing easterly about 9 chains to the north- . 


east corner of section 23; thence upon the east by 
the eastern boundary of said section 23, its extension, 
and the eastern boundary of section 24, bearing 
southerly about 22 chains to the north side of Cooper- 
street; and lastly upon the south by the northern 
side of that street bearing westerly about 66 chains, 
to the point of commencement. 





SCHEDULE “‘B.” 


_ The subsection of section 108, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder, such powers 
to be exercised only in respect of the portion of the 
Shire set out in Schedule ‘‘A’’ above :— 


Nature or ApprtionaL PowERs APPLIED FOR 
Subsection. 


2. The powers of the Council of a Municipality. 
[1829] 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


AppiicaTion by the Council of the Shire of Nambucca 
for the creation of an Urban Area, to be known as 
“Bowraville Urban Area, No. 2,’? and for tne 
right to exercise the powers of the Council of a 
Municipality with respect thereto. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as 
amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that an 
application under sections 108 and 110 of the said 
“Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, has been 
received from the Council of the Shire of Nambucca 
for the portion of the said Shire described in Schedule 
‘4’? hereto to be declared an Urban Area to be known 
as “Bowraville Urban Area, No. 2”; and also for the 
right to exercise the powers specified in Schedule ‘‘B”’ 
hereto with respect to such portion of the said Shire. 


Any number of ratepayers not less than fifty (or, if 
there be less than 300 ratepayers on the roll, not less 
than one-sixth of the ratepayers) having qualification 
in respect of land in the said portion of the ‘Shire of 
Nambucca may petition the Governor, within sixty 
days. after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the Shire, having qualification as 
aforesaid, be taken on the question whether all or any 
of the powers applied for shall be conferred on the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 








[13 Sspr., 1918. 


Council. Any such petition should be sent under 
cover to the Minister administering the Local Govern- 
ment Acts, and must comply with the provisions vf 
Ordinance No. 21 thereunder. 


[1918-401-124-315] ; 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


SCHEDULE “A.” 


PorTION OF THE SutrE oF NAMBUCCA PROPOSED TO BE 
DECLARED TO BE AN URBAN AREA. 


An area of 92 acres, more or less, with boundaries as 
follow: Commencing in the centre of the Bowra River 
at a point due east of the north-east corner of portion 
32, parish of Bowra, county Raleigh; and bounded 
thence on the north by a line and the northern 
boundary of portion 32 west to the east boundary of 
portion 48 in the same parish; thence on the west by 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 48 and its 
extension south to the south-west corner of portion 31, 
in the said parish; thence on the south by the south 
boundary of that portion and its extension east to the 
centre of the Bowra River aforesaid; and thence on 
ie east by the centre of that river northerly, to the 
point of commencement. 

SCHEDULE ‘“‘B.” 

The subsection of section 108, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder, such powers 
to be exercised only in respect of the portion of the 
Shire set out in Schedule ‘‘A’’ above :— 


Naturg oF ADDITIONAL POWERS APPLIED FOR. 
Subsection. 


z The powers of the Council of a Municipality. 
[794] 





[1604] Department of Agriculture, 


Sydney, 11th September, 1918. 
APPOINTMENT OF ROYAL COMMISSION. 
H* Excellency the Governor directs the publication, 
for general information, of the terms of the 
undermentioned Royal Commission, 


W. C. GRAHAME. 


Grorcy tHe Firrx, by the Grace of God, of the United 
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the 


British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, 
Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. 

To Our Trusty and Well-beloved— 
Harry Ferdinand William Fletcher, Esquire, 


Police Magistrate, of the State of New South 
Wales: 
Greeting! 
KNOW YOU, that we, reposing great trust and confi- 
dence in your ability, zeal, industry, discretion, and 
integrity, do, by these presents, with the advice of our 
Executive Council, authorise and appoint you to make 
full and diligent inquiry into the administration of 
the ‘Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901,”’ and the ‘‘Stock 
Diseases (Tick) Amendment Act, 1915,’’ with particu- 
lar reference to the following matters :— 

(1) Whether George Benet Elliott, Inspector of 
Stock, Kyogle, acted correctly in refusing to 
spray S. Gay’s cattle, after having given him 
notice to dip in accordance with Regulation 
No. 8 of 7th December, 1917. 

(2) Whether stock have been allowed to leave the 
tick quarantine without paying the dipping 
charge of sixpence (6d.) per head. ne 

(8) Whether gatekeepers on the traffic roads with- 
in the quarantine allow certain persons to 
pass without getting their horses sprayed, 
these persons supplying the gatekeepers with 
alcoholic liquor in return for such concessions. 

(4) Whether clean stock on clean holdings should 

be exempt from compulsory dipping, subject, 
however, to rigid inspection every three 
weeks; also whether horses should be sprayed 
every three weeks instead of every fourteen 
days as at present. 

(5) Efficacy of ‘‘Bottrell’s’’ dip, and whether it 
can be recommended in lieu of, or in prefe- 
rence to, the departmental mixture in com- 
bating ticks. 

(6) Whether the present regulations are sufficient 


to control travelling and straying stock, par- 
ticularly bulls. 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


4533 


Se a 


(7) Whether the gate at present located across 
the river opposite to Casino would better 
serve its purpose if removed to the ten or 
twelve mile post, also if another gate should 
be established on the old Dyrabba-road. 
Whether dipping fees should be abolished. 
Whether springing cows and heifers should be 
sprayed instead of dipped. 
Whether, when outbreaks of tick occur, the 
best results would be obtained by the estab- 
lishment of local quarantine areas. 
Any other matters which it might seem to 
you require your investigation in connection 
with the eradication of the cattle tick in 
New South Wales. 
And we do, by these presents, give and grant to you 
full power and authority, with all proper or neces- 
sary assistance, at ail times to call before you all 
such persons aS you may judge necessary, by whom 
you may be better informed of the truth of the pre- 
mises, and to require the production of all books, 
papers, writings, and other documents as you may 
deem expedient, and to visit and inspect the same 
at the offices and places where the same or any of 
them may be deposited, and to inquire of the premises 
by all lawful ways and means: And our further will 
and pleasure is that you do, within the space of six 
weeks after the date of this our Commission, certify 
to us, in the Office of our Minister for Agriculture, 
what you shail find touching the premises: And we 
hereby command ail Government Officers and other 
persons whomsoever within our said State that they 
be assistant to you in the execution of these presents : 
And we declare this our Commission to be a Commis- 
sion for all purposes of the Act No. 93 of 1901; 
intituled ‘“‘An Act to consolidate the law relating to 
the taking of evidence by Commissioners under the 
Great Seal.’ 

In testimony whereof, we have caused these our 
letters to be made patent, and the Seal of our said 
State of New South Wales to be hereunto affixed. 


Witness our Trusty and Well-beloved His Excel- 
lency Sir WattER EKpwarp Davipson, Knight 
Commander of the Most Distinguished Order 
of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor 
of the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, at Sydney, in our said State, this 
ninth day of September, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
eighteen, and in the ninth year of cur Reign. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


(8) 
(9) 


(10) 


(11) 


By His i:xcellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME. 
Entered on record by me, in Register of Patents, 
No. 3,699, page 2i2, this ninth day of September, 
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 
Yor the Colonial Secretary and Registrar of Records, 
K. W. Harkness, 
Under Secretary. 





APPOINTMENTS 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


Edward Johnstone Jenkins, M.D., M.R.C.S.E., of 
185 Macquarie-street, Sydney ; 

Elsmer Jones, of Casino; 

Samuel Mayne, of English, Scottish, and Australian 
Bank. Limited, Marrickville-road, Dulwich Hill; 

Charles Ernest Norman, of 52 Macleay-street, Dar- 


linghurst,—Esquires. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS rixceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
{xecutive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
Regulation 3 (6) under the ‘‘Neglected Children and 
Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905,’’ has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned gentlemen as Honorary 
Probation Officers in the Districts specified :— 

The Reverend A, J. Birt, West Marrickville. 

The Reverend Newby Frazer, North Sydney. 

The Reverend John Chapple, Surry Hills. 

The Reverend Mr. Fletcher, Botany. 

Mr. EK. J. Burrows, St. Peters and Tempe. 

Mr. Maurice O’Dwyer, Pyrmont. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


| 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS iixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 

undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy Licensing 

Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing 

Districts preceding their names, to act only during 

the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a period 

not exceeding six months,—from the dates specified, 
viz. : 

Moree—Arthur Thompson, Esquire, J.P.,—from the 
Znd September, 1918. 

Gunnedah—John James Smyth, Esquire, J.P.,—from 
the 3rd September, 1918. 

Hugh Malone, HWsquire, Police Magistrate, Mudgee. 
to be also Licensing Magistrate and Official Mem- 
ber of the Licensing Court for the Licensing 
District of Cassilis, vice A. I. Traill, Esquire, 
resigned,—trom the 8rd September, 1918. 

Sergeant Roderick Fraser, stationed at Parkes, to be 
an Inspector under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912.’ for 
the Licensing District of Parkes, vice Sergeant 
Blanchfield, transferred,—from the 19th August, 
19i8. 


Tut undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Sub-inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,” for 

the Licensing Districts preceding their names, from 
the dates specified, viz. :— 

Metropoitan—Sergeant Edward Anstee, stationed at 
Annandale; Sergeant Robert Cogle, stationed at 
Leichhardt: Sergeant George Willis Ray, sta- 
fas at Petersham,—from the lst September, 
1918. 

Newcastie—Sergeant James Lees White, stationed at 
Carrington, vice Sergeant Hogan,—irom the 22nd 
August, 1918. 

THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 

their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 

subsection 1, of the ‘“‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for the Licen- 

sing Districts preceding their names,—from the dates 
specified, viz. :— 

Berrima—Constable George Linton Blackwell, sta- 
tioned at Burrawang,—from the 7th September, 
1918. 

Burrowa—Constable Herbert Adam Brindle, stationed 
at Reid’s Flat,—from the 2nd September, 1918. 

JOHN GARLAND. | 


[1625] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
E TS xcellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 

the *‘Ciaims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act, 1912,’’ he has been pleased, with the advice of 
the Fixecutive Council, to appoint 
George Whitfeld, Msquire, Acting Under Secretary, 

Department of the Attorney-General and cf 

vustice, 
to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the Petition presented on the 
part of McCarron, Stewart, & Co., Limited, of Goul- 
burn-street, Sydney, printers, as to a certain claim or 
demand which they deem themselves to have against 


the Government. 
DAVID R. HALL. 











Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
Districts named, viz. :— 
Cooma. 
Mr. Zohn S. McEvoy, of Jindabyne. 


[1918-6,508-106 P.¥. | 


[1618] 


Morer. 
Constable C. V. Gentle, of Upper Horton. 
[1918-6,808-397 P.P.] 

Moone. 
Mr. D. W. Robb, of Peak Hill, and Mr. James Jel- 

bart, of Trewilga. 

[1918-6,774-325 P.P.|] 

Waaaa. 
Constable, First Class T. R. Schumacher, of The Rock. 
[1918-6,822-397 P.P.] 

W. C. GRAHAME, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115, 


[13 Supr., 1918. 











[1617] Department of Agriculture, , 
Stock and Brands, 3 
Sydney; 12th September, 1913. 
THE “COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898,” 
OTICH is hereby given, for public information, 
{ that the undermentioned gentlemen have been 
duly elected Trustees of the following Common, to 
hold office for the unexpired period of three years 
from January, 1916, viz. :— 


RocKieEy. 
The Rev. Ernest A. Champion, vice Mr. A. J. Wade, 
resigned, \ 
-[4918-410-99 Com. | 
YRTMAN, 


Mr. Alfred Berg, vice Mr. HK. J. Stephenson, resigned. 
[1918-423-186 Com. | 


W. C. GRAHAME. 


=~ eo Vrs 





Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


El 18 “ixcellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
A ned, for general information, that the Principal 
Secretary of State for the Colenies has intimated in 
his Despatch (No. 20). of 31st May, 1918, that His 
Majesty will net be advised to exercise his power of 
disallowance with respect to the undermentioned Acts 


passed by the Parliament of New South Wales, 
namely +-— 
No. 2 (ap. 1918). “An Act to provide that the 


members of the present Senate of the University 
of Sydney shall continue in office until a day to 
be proclaimed by the Governor; and for that pur- 


pose to amend tho Acts relating to the said 
University.”’ 
No. 3 (a.p. 1918). “‘An Act to amend the ‘Gas Act, 


1912,’ and to amend an Act passed in the eighth 
year of His late Maiesty King William 
Fourth, intituled ‘An Act for lighting with gas 
the town of Sydney, in the Cclony of New Scuth 
Wales, aad to enable certain persons associated 
under the name, style, and firm of the Australian 
Gaslight Company to sue and be sued in the name 
of the Secretary for the time being of the 
Company; and for other purposes therein men- 
tioned.’ ”’ 


. 4 (av. 1918). “An Act to amend the ‘Registra- 
tion of Deeds Act, 1897.’ ”’ 


. 5 (A.D. 1918). “An Act to authorise the Municipal 
Council of The Glebe to berrow certain moneys; 
for that purpose to amend the law relating to 
Local Government; and for purposes consequent 
thereon or incidental thereto.” 


6 (a.p. 1918). ‘‘An Act to amend the ‘Svdney 
(Corporation) Amendment Act, 1908,’ and the 
‘Sydney Corporation (Amendment) (No. 2) Aci, 
1916’; and for other purposes.” 


7 (a.p. 1918). ‘An Act to amend the ‘Aborigines 
Protection Act, 1909,’ and the ‘Aborigines Pro- 
tection Amending Act, 1915.” 


. § (a,p. 1918), ‘“‘An Act to enable trustees of lands 
devoted to charitable, public, religious, and other 
similar purposes to use such lands for the use or 
benefit of members of His Maiesty’s Naval and 
Military Forces without incurring any injunction, 
forfeiture, penalty, or damages, and to validate 
such, usage as may have taken place before this 
Act.” 


9 (a.p 1918). ‘‘An Act to provide for the retire- 
ment of certain judges, and to provide for their 
pensions on such retirement: to amend the 
‘Supreme Court and Circuit Courts Act, 1900,’ 
the “District Courts Act, 1912,’ the ‘Judges Pen- 
sions Amendment Act, 1906’ and certain other 
Acts; and for purposes consequent thereon and 
incidental thereto.”’ . 


. 10 (a.p. 1918). ‘‘An Act to provide for the exten- 
sion of the term of office of the Commissioners of 
the Western Land Board as from the first day of 
January, one thousand nine hundred and eightéen - 
to validate certain powers exercised and acts done 
on and after the said date; and for purposes 
consequent thereon or incidental thereto.” 


11 (A.p. 1918). “An Act to amend the ‘Wardell- 
road to Darling Island Railway Deviation (Tun- 
nels) Act, 1916,’ the ‘Government Railways 


No. 


No. 


the- 


(Amendient) Act, 1916,’ atid the ‘Public Works 
Act, 1912’; and for purposes consequent thereon 
or incidental thereto.” 

o. 12 (a.m 1918), “An Act to sanction the construc- 
tion of a system of sewerage for, the Canterbury, 
Campsie, Belmore, and Bankstown districts; and 
for ptirposes consequent thereon or incidental 


thereto.”’ 
No. 13 (a.p. 1918), ‘‘An Act to sanction the construc- 
tion of a system of sewerage for Granville, 


Auburn, and Lidcombe; and for purposes conse- 
quent thereon or incidental thereto.” : 

. 14 (ap. 1918). ‘An Act to sanction the construc- 
tion of a system of sewerage with ocean outfall 
for the Northern Suburbs of Sydney; and 
for purposes consequent thereon or incidertal 
thereto.”’ 

. 15 (a4.p. 1918). ‘‘An Act to amend and extend the 
provisions of the ‘Western Lands Aci, 1901,’ and 
the ‘Western Lands (Amendment) Act, 1908’ ; 
and for other purposes.” 

Privato Act (A.p, 1918). “An Aet to make better 
provision for the vesting, holding, and manage- 
ment of and dealing with all property in the State 
of New South Wales held by or on behalf of or 
in connection with the Synod of Eastern Aus- 
tralia, or any congregation, bodies; and adherents 
connected therewith, and whether standing in the 
name of the said synod or any congregation, 
bodies, or adherents connected therewith, or any 
person or persons holding the same in trust. for 
the said synod or any such congregations, bodies, 
or adherents; and for other purposes in connec- 


tion with the premises.’’ 
DAVID R&R. HALL. 





Office of Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


H. iS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Mxecutive Council, has been pleased to 
make the undermentioned Regulation, under the 
“Notification of Births Act, 1915,’’ prescribing the 
form in which births shall be notified. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


“NOTIFICATION OF BIRTHS ACT, 1915.” 


Wottications of birth, for the purposes of section 
3 of the Act, shail be given in the following form :— 


(TI OGE) rene ebns Ci a)s edad dock «Speer 
I hereby notify you of the birth of a* 


child om (date) c:s2 ae ccc st teen oneptereeeaues sans at (address) 


51580] 


ROU PLERLT C bee eee eT MRC CRS E AGN ah onpigh van see 


%* State whether male or female child. 





[1572] State Wisheries Department, 
Sydney, lith September, 1918. 
I IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the Fisheries 
‘cts. J hereby declare that the whole of the waters 
of ''lom Thumb tagocn, as specitied in the Schedule 
hereto, shall be closed against the use of fishing-neta 
for periods of six months commencing from the 1st 
October, 1918, and 1919, inclusive. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, 
Minister. 


ScHEDULE. 
County of Camden, parish of Wollongong; The 
whole of the tidal waters of Tom Thumb Lagoon, 
together with all of its bays, affluents, and tributaries. 








Chief Secretary's Department, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
Tsaac ‘loyd’s Oyster Culture Leases Nos. 5,118 and 
5,444, of 100 and 500 yards, respectively, at. Hawkes- 
bury River, being renewed for periods of five years 
from the Ist July, 1918, and 1st December, 1918,  re- 
spectively, and at the respective annual rentals of 13s, 


and £3 3s, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


[1585] 


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[1156] Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


WIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the lxecutive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following By-laws regulating sewerage 
made by the Council of the Municipality of Goulburn, under. and by virtue 
of the powers contamed in the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 
1880-1905.” 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Publie Works 


MUNICIPALITY OF GOULBURN. 
BY-LAWS REGULATING SEWERAGE 

Wuereas by the Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905, as 
amended by the Local Government Acts, the Councils of certain Munici- 
palities and Shires are authorised and empowered, from time to time, to 
make, alter, and repeal by-laws: Now, the Council of the Municipality of 
Goulburn, under and by virtue of the said authority, does hereby make 
the by-laws following, that is to say:— 

PRELIMINARY. 

Definitions. 

1. In these by-laws, unless the context requires another meaning— 

“ Approved” means approved by the Council or by an officer appointed 
in that behalf by the Council. 

* Area” means the municipality governed by the Council. 

* Back vents” means pipes used or intended to be used for ventilating 
branches off soil pipes and waste pipes. 

“ Bore, size, or diameter of pipe” means the internal diameter thereof 
unless the contrary be stated, or the context requires a different 
construction. 

“Clerk” means the Clerk of the Council or the person acting a8 such. 

“Council” means Council of the Municipality of Goulburn. 

“Drain” means drain connecting with a sewer. 

“FIouse drain” means that portion of the sewerage connection situated 
between the Couneil’s sewer and the soil pipes, gully-traps, or 
water closets, 

“Induct” means an opening or pipe designed or intended to admit air 

a house drain, soil pipe, or waste pipe. 

“Tnside room” means aty room in the main building of premises or 
any room used as a living room or work-room, or in which food for 
man is prepared, manufactured, or stored, or any room which can 
be entered from any inside room as aforesaid without passing into 
the open air. It also meats any room situated below or adjoining 
an inside room as aforesaid and through the ecciling or walls ot 
which alr can pass freely. 

“ Inspector” means any person appointed or employed by the Council 
to inspeet, design, supervise, overlook, pass, or approve of any 
work, materials, apparatus, or fittings required or authorised by 
the Acts, or by any by-laws made thereunder, and includes any 
person from time to time acting as such Inspector of the Cotncil. 

“Land” includes aiy tenement or building thereon. 

“Ticensee” means any plumber or drainer to whom a license has been 
issued by the Council to execute work under its supervision. 

“ Outside room” means any room which cannot be entered from an 
inside room without passing into the open air, or any room having 
aii open side or doorway not furnished with a door and not classed 
as an inside room. 

“Owner of property” means the owner, holder for any estate, lessee, 
oceupier, or mortgagee of any house, tenement, or lands, 

“ Person” means any individual person, and shall be deemed to extend 
to and include a body corporate and the Council of a municipality 
or shire, or any body or number of persons, and the masculine 
shall include the feminine gender. 

“Premises” means any house, tenement, or building of any deserip- 
tion with the appurtenances to the same, and also land whether 
built upon or not. 

“ Property ” shall have the same meaning as premises. 

“ Ratable land” means land in the area ratable for sewerage rates 
under the Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905, 
and any Acts amending the same or under these by-laws. 

“ Sewer” means sewer of the Council. 

“ Slop-sink ” means any sink such as is used by hoisemaids to take 
excremental discharges, bed-pan sinks, macintosh sinks, and any 


{sink into which exeremental matter is discharged. 


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“ Soil pipes”? means pipes fixed to or in connection with buildings and 
which communicate directly or indirectly with the house drain, 
and take or are intended to take the discharges from water closets, 
slop-sinks, or urinals. 

“ SW.G.” means Standard Wire Gauge. 

“The Acts” means the Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 
1880-1905, or any Acts amending the same. 

“The Local Government Acts” means the Local Government Act, 
1906, and any Act amending the same. 

“Trap” means an inverted syphon formed in a pipe or fitting and 
designed or intended to retain a quantity of water to arrest the 
passage of air through the pipe. 

“Vent pipes ” means pipes used or intended. to be used for ventilating 
house drains, soil pipes, waste pipes, and traps. 

“Waste pipes” means pipes which deliver or are intended to deliver 
into gullies and take the discharges from baths, sinks (except slop- 
sinks), washtubs, basins, cuspidors, fountains, earbonators, ice- 
chests, and refrigerators. 

“ Water-seal” means the water retained in a trap, the depth of which 
is measured from the water surface. to the throat of the trap. 


Rates and Charges. 
Ratable Values. 


2. Subject to the provisions of section 32 of the Country ‘Towns Water 
and Sewerage (Amendment) Act, 1905, the improved and the unimproved 
capital value of lands and tenements in the area included in any valuation 
under the Local Government Acts shall in each year be, for the purposes 
of these by-laws, the amount of such valuation in force for that year. 


Licenses. 


3. The terms upon which licenses will be issued by the Council to persons 
authorising them to supervise and perform works in connection with 
sewerage or drainage shall be:— 


(1) That such person shall satisfy the Council that he is of the age 
of 21 years, or over that age. 

(2) That such person shall hold and produce a certificate from the 
Technical College of Sydney of having successfully passed an 
examination which shall be. satisfactory to the Council, or shall 
hold and produce a certificate or diploma from an examining body 
recognised by the Council of his competency as a plumber or 
drainer of equal value in the opinion of the Council, to the fore- 
going standard, or who shall hold and produce a license from any 
Water Supply and Sewerage authority having a value equal, in 
the opinion of the Council, to the foregoing standard. 

(8) That such persons shall satisfy the Council as to his knowledge 
of the by-laws of the Council relating to sewerage and drainage. 


Conditions of License. 


4, (1) Every holder of a license from the Council who shall have received 
the consent of the Council to execute any works in connection with sewer- 
age or drainage, or who shall, where such consent of the Council is not 
required before the execution of any such works, have notified the Council 
of his intention to carry out any such works. 

(a) shall execute such works in accordance with the provisions of the 
Acts, and of the by-laws made thereunder, and of any special 
direction or orders given or issued by the Council; and 

(b) shall execute such works in a thorough and tradesmanlike manner 
to bo satisfaction of the Council as expeditiously as practicable; 
an 

. (c) shall use materials of good quality only, and free from defects; and 

(d) shall employ only competent operatives and assistants; and 

{e) shall obtain permission where necessary for the execution of such 
works on, over, or through any private property, or any streets, 
roads, parks, reserves, or other public places or properties; and 

(f) shall pay any fees demanded by the Council for opening any street, 
poate or thoroughfare, or otherwise in connection with the work; 
an 

(g) shall restore any part of any street, road, or thoroughfare inter- 
fered with by the work to the satisfaction of the municipal authority 
having control thereof, upon the completion of the work; and 

(i) shall restore any other property interfered with by the work to the 
satisfaction of the Inspector; and 

(7) shall, in the execution of such works, take such proper and necessary 
precautions that no accident or damages or unnecessary incon- 
venience may be directly or indirectly occasioned thereby 3; and 


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() shall, when so directed by the Council, make good at his own 
expense any defect found within twelve months of the date of 
completion of any such work which, in the opinion of the Council, 
is due to bad workmanship or defective material. 

(2) Prior to the issue of any license, the person to whom the same is to 
be issued shall pay to the Council a fee of one pound for such license until 
the end of the then current year, and shall thereafter while such license 
shall remain in force pay to the Council on the first day of January in each 
year, or within fourteen days thereafter, a fee of one pound per annum 
while such license shall remain in force: Provided that where a license is 
not applied for until the first day of July in any year or thereafter until 
the first day of October in that year, the fee to be paid to the Council shall 
be ten shillings for a license for the remainder of that year; and where a 
license is not applied for until the first day of October or thereafter in any 
vear, the fee to be paid to the Council shall be five shillings for a license 
for the remainder of that year. 

(3) Licenses shall be held during the pleasure of the Council, and shall 
have a currency of one year, running from the first day of January to the 
thirty-first day of December in each year, unless they shall be previously 
suspended or cancelled by the Council. The Council may suspend or cancel 
any license for any breach of these by-laws or the conditions under which 
the license is issued. 

(4) Prior to the issue of any license the person to whom the same is 
to be issued shall sign a register to be kept by the Council, in which the 
business address of the licensee shall be entered, and containing a declaration 
by the licensee that he accepts such license subject to the conditions con- 
tained therein and in these by-laws. Any person holding a license must 
give notice to the Couneil of any change of his business address within 
forty-eight hours of such change being made. 

(5) Every license issued by the Council shall be subject to suspension 
or cancellation as the Council may determine where, in the opinion of the 
Council, the holder thereof has failed to comply with the conditions of such 
license. Such suspension or cancellation shall not prejudice the Council’s 
right to take any other proceedings against the holder of such license which 
the Council is by law authorised to take. 


Notices, Applications, and Permits. 


5. (1) All notices and applications required by these by-laws are to be 
made to the Council. Notices and applications sent by post must be pre- 
paid; all sums paid by the Council on account of notices and applications 
received by post and not prepaid or insufficiently prepaid will be charged 
against and be recovered by the Council from the sender thereof. 

(2) In all cases in which diagrams are required from the Council in 
connection with house drainage connections, or any other class ef work 
intended to be carried out under these by-laws, six days’ previous notice of 
the same must be given to the Council. 

(3) Before any person licensed by the Council in that behalf shall 
commence any new work or any work of repairing, renewing, altering, or 
making any addition to existing work in connection with sewerage or drain- 
age under these by-laws, such person shall— 

(a) give to the Council at least two days’ previous notice of the inten- 

tion of such person to execute such work; and 

(b) give such information as is required by the Council; and 

(c) pay all fees payable to the Council; and 

(d) obtain the Council’s permit to execute such work; and 

(e) not commence such work until he has obtained a permit; and 

(f) execute the work strictly within the terms of the permit; and 

(g) obtain a permit for any further work which may be required in 

addition to that for which a permit has been issued. 

Provided that in extreme cases where water is wasting, pipes are choked, 
or property is being damaged, the work may be put in hand at once, but a 
permit must be obtained as soon thereafter as possible. 

(4) No person shall connect a pipe intended to be used for sewerage 
or drainage to an existing pipe on the property of any other person without 
first obtaining a written permission of such other person so to do, and such 
written permission must be lodged with the Council with the application 
for a permit to make such connection. 

(5) Any person who shall be carrying out work in connection with 
sewerage or drainage shall give immediate notice to the proper authority of 
any accident that may be occasioned or occur to any water, sewer or gas 
pipes, or other works. The cost of repairs of any such pipes or works shall 
be defrayed by the person carrying out the work on which the accident 
occurred. 

(6) If any person shall execute any work without giving the proper 
notice to and obtaining the permit of the Council, the Council may, in 
addition to exercising any other remedy which the Council may have against 
such person, charge to and recover from such person an inspection fee in 
connection with such work. 


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Place and Manner of Connection to Council’s Pipes. 


6. No person shall make any temporary or permanent connection with 
any sewer or stormwater channel of the Council, or with any pipe or drain 
communicating directly of indirectly therewith, at any other place, or in 
any other form or manner than shall have been approved of by the Council. 


No person shall commence the construction of any drain intended to com- 
municate directly or indirectly with any sewer of the Council, or of any 
sanitary fitting to be used in connection with any such drain, or shall 
connect any drain to any sewer of the Council, until an Inspector has first 
visited and inspected the premises where such work is intended to be carried 
out, and until a diagram showing the manner in which the work is to be 
carried out has been furnished. On such diagram will be marked the posi- 
tion of the Couneil’s sewer, the house drains, sinks, soil pipes, waste pipes, 
or water pipes, and appurtenances to be constructed. Such diagram, with 
any special instructions which may be written thereon, shall be strictly 
adhered to by the person carrying out the work. Such diagram shall be the 
property of the owner of the premises in respect of which such work is 
earried out, and shall be furnished to such owner by the person carrying 
out the work on completion of the work, 


No person shall commence the extension, alteration, renewal, or removal 
of any drain communication directly or indirectly with any sewer of the 
Council, or of any sanitary fitting used in connection with any such drain, 
or the severance of any such drain from any sewer of the Council, unless he 
shall have previously given to the Council at least forty-eight hours’ notice 
of his desire so to di: 8 aid the prescribed fees, and obtiied the Council’s 
permit. 


Every owner of property shall cause each such property to be provided 
with at least one water closet and one yard sink or slop sink, and every 
such water closet and sink shall be of approved design, fitted with traps and 
connected by means of a drain directly or indirectly as may be approved by 
the Council with a sewer of the Council. 


Maintenance and Unauthorised and Defective Work. 


(1) Every owner of property shall instal, provide, and at all times keep 
all pipes, drains, apparatus, and fittings upon such property in accordance 
with these by-laws and in good order and condition and free from defects 
and so as not to in any way conduce to waste, misuse, or contamination of 
water of the Council. 


If any such pipe, drain, apparatus, or fitting shall— 


(a) be constructed or used otherwise in accordance with the by-laws of 
the Council; or 


(b) shall in the opinion of the Council be or bso of bad or defective 
quality or construction, or shall become choked; or 


(c) shall in the opinion of the Council require to be removed, altered, 
extended, cleansed, or repaired, the Council may give notice in 
writing to the owner of the property to which such pipe, drain, 
apparatus, or fitting shall] belong or in connection with which it is 
used to reconstruct, renew, remove, alter, extend, or repair the 
same, or to clear such stoppage in such manner and within such 
time as may be fixed by the Council and specified in such notice. 


(2) If such owner shall fail to comply with such notice within the 
time therein mentioned the Council may, in addition to exercising any 
other powers under these by-laws, carry out the work so directed to be done 
at the expense of such owner, and if the eost incurred in so doing be not 
paid by such owner on deren: the Council may proceed for recovery of 
such cost as a debt due by such owner to the Council. 


(3) Where the Council shall in any case be of opinion that the 
exigency of the circumstances requires that any such work as aforesaid 
shall be done without the notice hereinbefore provided for, the Council may 
execute any such works, and if the cost incurred in so doing be not paid 
by such owner on demand, may proceed for recovery of such cost as a debt 
due by such owner to the Gouna. 


Inspection, Tests, &c. 


8, No person shall cover up or conceal from view any underground or 
enclosed work of sewerage or drainage; and no person shall put into use 
any sewerage or drainage work, pipe, or fitting until such work, pipe, and 
fitting shall have been inspected and approved by an Inspector. 


Every person carrying out or engaged on or in connection with any work 
eonnected with sewerage or drainage and his employees, shall afford every 
reasonable facility and information to enable the Inspector to make his 
inspection. 


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Every such person when required by the Inspector so to do shall produce 
the diagram (if any) of the work to the Ins pector for his perusal. 


No person shall put into use any soil pipe until such soil pipe has been 
tested and araitined by the Inspector for leakage. 


Any defects revealed by any such test or examination shall be immedi- 
ately made good by the person carrying out the work to the satisfaction of 
the Inspector. The Inspector may apply the water, smoke, peppermint, or 
other tests that he may consider necessary to any drain or sanitary fittings 
connected therewith communicating directly or indirectly with any sewer 
of the Council. 

Workmanship, &c. 


9. Every person making or causing to be made any excavation in ground 
for the purpose of laying pipes or taking out or altering the position of 
pipes which have been previously laid, or for any other purpose in connec- 
tion with sewerage or drainage, shall use and cause to be used every care in 
such work and shall, where necessary for the safety of workmen or of any 
adjoining building or buildings, cause all trenches to be suitably timbered, 
and any building or buildings adjacent to such trenches or which may 
possibly be injuriously afiected by the work to be effectively supported by 
shoring. 

Every such person shall cause all open trenches to be provided with 
proper hoardings and night lights. 


Every such person shall cause all openings which may be cut in walls 
and floors and other parts of buildings to be carefully made and taken out, 
and shall adopt all suitable precautions to prevent injury to property. 


Every such person shaH upon completion of the work, and after inspec- 
tion and approval thereof by the Inspector, cause all teHichea to be carefully 
filled and well consolidated, and the surfaces thereof to be restored as near 
as possible to the same condiHtén that they were in before the work was 
executed, and any openings made or cut in structures shall be made good 
and neatly finished off. 


Every person shall, at his own expense, at any time within a period of 
twelve calendar months after the completion of the work, when called upon 
to do so, rectify any defect in such work due to bad workmanship or bad 
material used or supplied by such person upon or to such work. 


Materials, Pipes, Fittings, Apparatus, &c. 


10. Every person who has obtained the Council’s permit for the construc- 
tion, extension, alteration, renewal, ventilation, repair, severance, or re- 
widval of any work in connection ath sewerage or drainage communicating 
or intended to communicate directly or indirectly with any sewer or drain 
of the Council, or of any sanitary or other fitting in connection therewith, 
shall, in the execution of such work, confrom to the following rules:— 


(a) All materials, pipes, bends, junctions, fittings, and apparatus shall 
be of the best quality of their respective kinds, sound, new, and 
free from defects, and of the kind or standard from time to time 
approved by the Council. 


(b) In any case in which the Couneil or the Inspector shall so direct, 
materials, pipes, fittings, or apparatus must be submitted to the 
Council for examination and test. 


(c) All pipes must be of uniform bore and thickness, and shall be of 
an internal diameter sufficient in the opinion of the Inspector 
for the purpose for which they are intended to be used. Water 
pipes, water fittings, and water service brassware must be capable 
of withstanding a hivdvostattc pressure equal to that furnished by 

a column of water 600 fect high. 


(d) Wrought iron or steel pipes and fittings must be of steam-tube 
strength, true in section, straight, properly galvanized, and screwed 
with Whitworth’s standard gas thread. 


Wrought iron and steel pipes shall be of the following weights 
per lineal foot :— 








Diameter, | a”, 


1”. | 1)”. | 1H”. | QF. | 24”, | 3". | 4”, 





Weight in pounds per} 1°27 | 1°78 | 2°55 | 3°12 | 4°08 | 5°63 | 6°70 | 8°77 
lineal foot. 





The use of nipples which are serewed along their whole length 
is prohibited. 

(e) Cast iron water pipes and drain pipes shall be of water-main 
strength, of similar quality, specification, and standard to those 
used by ‘the Council on water mains. Cast iron drain pipes shall 
be coated internally with glass enamel or other suitable composi- 
tion approved by the Council. aay Ps eek ern aa ae 


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Cast iron soil pipe and waste pipe shall be not less than 33; inch 
thick in any part, and shall be coated internally with glass 
enamel or other approved protective composition, and shall be pro- 
vided with sockets not less than 2 inches deep, and such soil pipe 
and waste pipe shall be of not less than the following weights 
per 6-feet length :— 








Diameter of Pipe. | Dae | 24”. | OE | ays | BG | 6". 











Weight in pounds per 6-feet length 29 | 33 | 40 | 54 | 69 | 84 


Cast iron vent pipes, which are to be used only in certain cases 
elsewhere herein specified, shall be of rain-water strength, and of 
the following weights per 6-feet lengths :— 





Diameter of Pipe. 





7405 | 3”, | 4”, | 6”. 





Weight in pounds per 6-feet length ier - 16 








(f) Lead water pipes, where permitted, shall be of the following 
weights per lineal yard :— 





. 4”. | #”. | A | 1. | Ww 


Diameter of Pipe. | BY, 











15 


Weight in pounds per lineal yard... 5 | 6 | 9 





20 | 25 








Lead soil pipes shall be ¢; inch thick, or equal to 7 lb. lead. 
Lead waste pipe, vent pipe and flush pipe shall be not less than 
3» inch thick, or equal to 6 lb. lead. 

Where lead pipes are used, approved precautions must be taken 
to prevent any possible injury by rats or rough treatment. 

(g) Copper and brass water pipe, waste pipe, and inside vent pipe shall 
be seamless, solid, drawn tube. 

Copper and brass water pipe less than— 

$-inch diameter shall be 16 s.w.g. thick. 

f-inch diameter, and less than 13 inch, not less than 14 s.w.g. 
thick. 

13-inch diameter and over, 12 s.w.g. thick. 

Copper or brass waste pipe and inside vent pipe shall not be less 
than 16 s.w.g., and, where directed by the Inspector, shall be pro- 
tected from external injury. 

Sheet copper vent pipe, for use only on outside work, shall be 
not less than 24 s.w.g., with grooved seams. 

Offsets and bends on sheet copper or sheet brass pipe shall be 
made similarly to sheet iron or steel pipes. 


(h) Galvanized sheet iron or steel vent pipe and waste pipe shall be 
not less than 24 s.w.g, and shall have grooved seams. When used 
for vent pipes in positions where such are exposed to injury, the 
same shall be not less than 18 s.w.g. 

Offsets and bends on sheet metal pipes shall be pressed or 
moulded. 

Provided that, if preferred, changes of direction in sheet iron 
or sheet steel pipes may be made with mitred angles, if such angles 
are strengthened with gussets which have a width at throat of angle 
of not less than one-half the diameter of the pipe; and all such 
angles shall be made as obtuse as possible. 


(2) Vent stays shall have approved wrought lugs secured by bolts and 
nuts to clip bands which tightly fit the pipes, and shall have ap- 
proved wrought feet securely fastened to building or supports. 

Where less than three stays are fitted to a vent pipe, those shorter 
than 5 feet shall be made of not less than 3-inch rod iron; those 
more than 5 feet long not less than 2-inch iron pipe. 


(j) Caulking ferrules and soil pipe, waste pipe, and vent pipe union. 
Any person who shall connect lead sanitary pipes to cast iron 
sockets in connection with any sewerage service shall in so doing 
use only cast-brass or solid drawn-brass ferrules of the following 
dimensions and weights, that is to say :— 


Cast-brass Ferrules. 








Ferrule for— mise ee | gee Minimum Weight. 
| 
4-inch pipe i 44 inches | 8 4 lbs 
3-inch ay ay. 5 3 | rf yaa ep 
24-inch ,, Sy, 2¢2 3} | 7 1253, 
2-inch ,, ef Zh ang | 6 1 
\ 








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bers RIDE EN TEE EE ER a aS — a a a 
Solid Drawn-brass Ferrules. 














Ferrule for— | ees nea ae Minimum Weight. 
Ib, oz. 
4-inch pipe 33 44 inches § Pe) 6 1p? 
Sinch’*,, 29a eieie 7 1 14 
24-inch ,, ong PER ay. 7 Wied 
2-inch 9 | 24 ” 6 1 2 





Cast ferrules shall be of uniform thickness throughout, and shall 
have a bead at the bottom end of not less than $ inch projection, 
and shall be turned at the top end 14 inch of the length of such 
ferrule for tinning purposes. 


Solid drawn ferrules shall be of not less than No. 14 standard 
wire gauge, and shall in each case be neatly flanged at the lower 
end not less than } inch. 


The tails of brass unions for soil pipes, waste pipes, and vent 
pipes shall be not less than 3 inches long, not thinner than 
14 s.w.g., and shall have collars for the engagement of nuts. The 
use of flange tails is prohibited. 


(kc) Water-closet, urinal, and slop-sink cisterns, all water service cocks 
and other brassware shall comply with the regulations from time 
to time made by the Council, and shall be submitted for examina- 
tion of the Council before being placed in position for use. 


(1) Stoneware pipes and goods shall be manufactured of well ground 
and mixed materials, be well burnt, sound, uniform in thickness 
where so required, and of tough, tenacious, and impervious quality. 
They shall be uniformly glazed both inside and outside and be free 
from cracks, flaws, internal burrs, or ash holes. 

All pipes shall be circular im bore, true in section, straight 
longitudinally, and have collars not less than 14 inches deep. 


(m) Water-closet pans and traps and pedestal pans must conform with 
the regulations made by the Council from time to time, and be 
submitted for examination of the Council before being placed in 
position for use. 

Urinals of ceramic ware or enamelled iron and slop sinks must 
conform, as near as practicable, to the regulations for water-closet 
pans. 

Stall urinals constructed with cement-rendered facing must be 
finished with a well-trowelled smooth surtace. These urinals and 
those faced with galvanized sheet-iron must have backs: and chan- 
nels of ‘approved design, form, and dimensions, so constructed as 
to be self-cleansing in operation and be coated with some approved 
composition. 

Urinal division slabs are to be so designed that no portion is 
within the fouling zone. 

All surfaces in and about urinals and within the fouling zone 
shall be of materials approved by the Council, impervious to water. 


(n) Cement shall be Portland cement of approved brand, and be sub- 
mitted for Public Works Department’s test if so required by the 
Inspector. 


(0) Concrete shall be composed of five parts of brick, stone, or s.w. 
pipes broken to 14-inch gauge, two parts clean sand, and one part 
of cement. 


(p) Cement mortar, rendering or jointing shall be composed of two 
parts of clean fine sand to one of cement. 


(q) Bitumen jointing, which is to be used only in certain cases on 
laboratory sink wastes, shall be composed of three parts of bitumen 
to one part of coal tar pitch and one part of blue metal dust mixed 
and run hot: Provided that when approved this jointing may be 
composed of one part of clean sand and one part of bitumen. 


(r) Clay and cement jointing, which is to be used only in specially 
permitted cases in water-charged ground, shall be composed of one 
part of approved clay and two of cement. The clay slurry shall 
consist of good clay dissolved in water to the consistency of 
“mixed oil paint.” All particles of clay to be thoroughly dis- 
solved and all lumps broken-up, the slurry to be, if possible, left 
at least twenty-four hours to ripen before using. After mixing 
the cement and clay, slurry is to be such as to form a putty, and 
the pipe joint is to be puttied up -with this material and left full 
-and splayed off. 





4542 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118. [13 Szpr., 1918. 





Sizes of Certain Pipes. 
House ‘Drains. 

11. (a) House drains shall be of adequate size, and in no case less than 
4 inches, and pipes taking water-closet discharges shall be 6 inches, provided 
that in the case of additions, an existing 4-inch pipe may be extended or 
used to take water-closet discharges at the written request of the owner, if 

the Council approves. 
Soil Pipes and Waste Pipes. 
(b) The minimum diameter for soil pipes and waste pipes shall be as 
shown by the following table, unless otherwise > epecially permitted by the 


Council; a 
Inch. 
One wash-basin se ya i's xt ae pee dt 
Two wash-basins .. Fv} A “4 me ae Le 
Three or more ae ois A. Nat Ae Deku 
Baths .. Be ste em! Sea ot ere as SS 
Wash-tubs .. te _ AY aoa) 
All sinks except slop- dinks 2 
Cuspidors 1} 
Refrigerators and ice Chea" t 
Wetec : ry be a ars 4 
Slop-sinks .. oy “ als as $a 3 
One urinal .. is aa ati wit 13 
Two urinals .. 2 


Provided that tu: the case of alee cinks hie dicthetes of “fie hyanch soil pipe 
shall be not less than that of the outlet of fitting. 
~ With ranges of fitings, the minimum size shall be determined in each 
case by the Inspector, but shall not be less than that shown by the following 
table :— 
Main soil pipes for closets on 10 or more floors, 5-inch. 
Main soil pipes taking discharges of more than 50 W.C.’s, 5-inch. 
Main waste pipes for fittings on 6 or more floors, 3-inch. 
Main waste pipes taking discharges of 15 or more sinks or wash tubs, 
38-inch. . 
Main waste pipes taking discharges of 3 to 14 baths, 3-inch. 
Main waste pipes taking discharges of 15 or more baths, 4-inch. 
Main waste pipes taking discharges of 10 to 20 basins, 24-inch. 

Main waste pipes taking discharges of 20 or more basins, 83-inch. 

Flush Pipes. 

(c) Flush pipes from cisterns serving water-closets and slop sinks 
where the cisterns are 5 feet or more above the fitting, not less than 14-inch 
bore. 

No cistern shall be fixed less than 5 feet above the water-closets’ or slop- 
sinks’ top except where the structural conditions prevent this height being 
secured. In such cases the cistern shall be kept as high as possible, but not 
less than 4 feet, and the size of the flush pine shall be increased to 14-inch. 

Where portion of the flush pipe approaches the horizontal, or where there 
are many bends, the flush pipe shall not be less than 14-inch. 

Flush Pipes of Urinal Crsterns. 
One stall or basin, not less than 3-inch. 
Two to three stalls or basins, not less than 1-inch. 
Four to six stalls or basins, not less than 14-inch. 
Six to ten stalls or basins, not less than 14-inch. . 

Where stall urinals have no dividing slabs, two lineal feet of sparge pipe 

shall be taken as equal to one stall or urinal basin. 


- Vent Papes. 

(d) Where a house drain has only one vent pipe, it shall be not less 
than 4 inches diameter, and if five or more houses are connected to one 
house-drainage system, then the vent pipe shall be 6 inches diameter. 

The standard size for vent pipes serving soil pipes and waste pipes shall 
be that of the soil pipe or waste pipe itself. 

Provided that in tall buildings, and with vent pipes serving more than 
one line of pipes, the sizes of the vents are to be arranged as determined 
in each case by the Inspector. 

Back vents for single water-closets shall be not less than 2 inches diameter, 
provided that where a union is furnished for cleansing access, 14-inch 
diameter may be used if previously approved by the Inspector. 

Back vents taking more than twenty water-closets shall be not less than 
3 inches diameter. 

Back vents above the fourth floor, even though the number of water- 
closets is less than twenty, must not be less than 3 inches. 

Vent pipes above the twelfth floor shall be not less than 5 inches. 

Vent pipes above the sixteenth floor shall be not less than 6 inches. 

Back vents and vent pipes from other fiixtures shall be arranged in the 
‘same general proportion as those serving water-closets, and in complicated 
work the sizes will be determined by the Inspector, 








13 Sepr.,1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 113, 4543 


Nature of Materials to be used for Various Purposes. 


12. The following shall be the nature and kind of materials to be used 
for the various purposes to which they may, in the discretion of the 
Council, be applicable :— 

(a) Water services—Galvanized wrought iron, cast iron of water-main 
strength, copper, or brass. 

(b) Diatis Stoneware or cast iron of water-main strength. 

(¢) paleninie Weat iron soil pipe, galvanized wrought iron, lead, and 
rass. 


Copper shall not be used under any circumstances for soil pipes, whether 
the same serve water-closets, urinals, or slop-sinks. Leaden pipes ‘shall not 
be used when hot water is hkely to be discharged into the soil pipe. 

(d) Waste pipes—Cast iron soil pipe, galvanized wrought iron pipe, 
lead, brass, or copper. Lead pipe shall not be used where hot 
water is lil kely to be discharged into the pipe. : 


Short wastes from fittings situated outside the main building may be of 
24 s.w.g. sheet iron, of brands approved by the Council. 


Where the waste pipe is below the ground surface, and in laboratory 
sink wastes, stoneware pipes will be allowed. 

(e) Flush pipes for water-closets, urinals, and slop-sinks—Calvanized 
wrong iron, lead, brass, or copper. Galvanized sheet iron not less 
than 24 s.w.g. may be used if round, moulded offsets and bends are 
employed for changes of direction. 

(f) Vent pipes—When vent pipes are situated outside buildings they 
may be of 24 s.w.g. galvanized iron of approved brands for 24 
$.W.g. copper, ect the bottom 6-feet length, or that which is 
in a position exposed to injury, which ahalt be of 18 s.w.g sheet 
iron or cast iron. 

Vent pipes situated inside buildings shall be of soil pipe or waste pipe 
standard, or of light cast iron. 


Vent pipes situated below the ground surface, and those ventilating 
laboratory sinks, may be of stoneware. 


In no case shall any portion of a vent pipe which is lower than the top 
level of the water-closet, or other sanitary fitting it is serving, be different 
from that required for the soil pipe or waste pipe itself. 

Joints. 

(a) Joints of galvanized wrought iron or stecl pipes, when used as 
water services, shall be made by couplings or unions screwed with Whit- 
worth’s standard gas thread, and be served with flax packing. 

Joints of wrought iron waste pipe and vent pipe shall be similarly 
screwed and united, but the threads may be painted with lead and oil 
paint, or with tallow. : 

The internal burr formed in cutting the pipe shall be removed by fling 
or reaming. 

(b) Joints of cast iron pipes shall be not less than 2 inches deep, to 
e made with gasket or metallic lead or other suitable material approved by 

the Council. The lead shall be run hot and full, and when cold be carefully 
caulked and set up with proper caulking tools. Joints of cast iron pipes, 
used solely as ventilation pipes, may be caulked with red-lead putty. 

(c) Joints on lead pipe, and between lead pipe and brass unions, 
ferrules, and other metallic fittings shall be plumbers’ wiped joints. 

(d) Joints of copper and brass pipes shall be brazed, or screwed and 
sweated, or be made by the aid of unions, or in any other suitable manner 
as directed by the Inspector. 

(e) Joints of stoneware pipes shall be made with cement jointing 
caulked full and solid, well splayed, and trowelled to a smooth face. Where 
the joint is not finished in one operation, it must be completed within 
fifteen minutes of the time that bed jomt is laid. The interior of each 
joint shall be wiped elear of surplus mortar before the succeeding pipe is 
laid. 

In wet ground, where no other course is practicable, the joints may be 
made with clay and cement jointing as betore described, if previously 
approved by the Inspector. 

Stoneware pipes conveying acid discharges shall be wut together with 
bitumen jointing; the pipe shall be previously warmed, and the bitumen 
jointing tun hot and full. 

(f) Joints of galvanized sheet iron pipe and sheet copper pipe shail be 
lapped and soldered, and angles lapped, soldered, and gusseted. On vert 
shafts of this material all the joints above, and the one next below the top 
holdfast in wall shail be lapped, soldered, and banded. 
| (g) Joints between lead pipe and wrought iron pipe shall be made by 
the aid of brass unions. 

(hk) Foints between lead pipe and cast iron pipe shall be made with 
brass ferrules ; ferrules shall be lead caulked into socket or cast ; VON piper 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Szpr., 1918, 





(i) Joints between wrought iron and cast iron pipes shall be lead 
caulked. 

(j) Joints from flush pipe and back vents to water-closet pans and 
traps and the like shall be made by the aid of lead cones and red-lead putty. 

(k) Other connections between metallic pipes and stoneware pipes 
shall be made with metallic flanges and cement jointing: Provided that in 
the case of water-closet outlets to lead and iron pipes, red-lead putty may 
be used. 

(1) Connections between sheect-iron and lead or wrought-iron shall be 
soldered or jacketed, and between sheet-iron and cast-iron shall be made 
with red-lead putty. 

(m) Connections between metallic wastes and fittings, such as baths, 
sinks, tubs, basins, and the like, when the latter are constructed of cast- 
iron, plate-iron, ceramic ware, or concrete, shall be made with unions. 

When these fittings are made of shect-metal lighter than 20 s.w.g. the 
connections may be slipped and soldered. 


Ventilation, Vent Pipes, Stays, &c. 
14. Vent pipes, inducts, and back vents on house drains and soil pipes 
may be in common, but those serving waste pipes shall not connect thereto, 
but be entirely independent and separate. 


At least one induct and one vent pipe shall be provided on each house 
drain. These shall be situated as remote from each other as possible 
measured along the pipe line. Such vent shafts and inducts shall be not 
jess than 4-inech diameter, but where more than one vent pipe is fixed to a 
drain some may be less than 4-inch, if previously approved by the Inspector. 


Where five or more houses are connected to one boundary trap and there 
is only one vent pipe, it shall be 6-inch diameter. Long branches shall be 
separately ventilated as directed by the Inspector. 


Soil pipes shall be continued full bore upwards to an approved height 
above roof, to act as a vent pipe. 


The following waste pipes shall be ventilated by a vent pipe having a 
bore equal to that of the waste pipe itself :— 
(a) Inclined or partly inclined waste pipes which are 15 feet long or 
over. 
(b) Waste pipes from fittings on upper floors where the length of pipe 
exceeds 12 feet. 
(c) Any bath or kitchen sink waste from fittings situated on upper 
floors. 
In extreme cases these lengths may be exceeded, provided the Inspector 
previously approves. 
Branch soil pipes, waste pipes, and traps shall be ventilated by the aid 
of suitable back vents. 


Any trap which loses its waterseal by syphonage or back pressure shall 
be ventilated to prevent this occurring. 

The standard position for vent branch in regard to traps shall be not 
nearer than 3 inches, and not further than 12 inches from the crown of 
trap: when this is not practicable, the point of juncture shall approach this 


as closely as possible, but no vent pipe shall be placed on the crown of a 
trap. 


The tops. of vent pipes shall be finished with approved cowls, having 
suitable provision to prevent birds building therein. The minimum height 
at which any vent pipe shall terminate is 20 feet from the ground surface. 
In addition to this minimum height, every vent pipe shall also be 6 feet 
above gutters, 6 fect above all chimneys, and ventilating air shafts within 
4 feet, and 4 feet above all doors, dormers, and windows within 30 feet, 
except in specially permitted cases, where the Inspector’s approval has 
first been obtained: 


_ Provided that where the chimney or air shaft is a tall one the vent pipe 


may terminate not less than 2 feet below its top, if previously approved by 
the Inspector. 


Vent pipes, the tops of which are more than 10 feet above the highest 
fastening to structure, or which have offsets above the top holdfast, shall 
be stayed by at least two stays set at right angles to each other. 


Where possible, inducts shall terminate between 8 feet and 10 feet from 
the ground surface, except when they are fixed on fences remote from 
dwellings or on outside water-closets, when they are to be terminated as 
near to 8 feet from the ground surface as is possible. Inducts placed on 


footpaths may be at the surface level. Mica flap inducts may terminate 
12 inches above the ground surface. 


Suitable precautions shall be taken to prevent the risk of vent pipes or 
induects becoming choked by any accumulations of rust or other solid sub- 
stance, and so that the bore and openings may always remain clear and 
unrestricted in area. The opening of vent pipes or inducts shall be not less 
in area than the sectional area of the vent pipe or induct itself. 


13 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 





Where a tall building is erected next to an existing building of less 
elevation, and any vent pipe attached to the lower structure becomes a 
nuisance to the occupants of the higher edifice, then on the owner of the 
higher building giving his consent in writing, the owner of the lower struc- 
ture shall, on the Council’s direction to him so to do, extend the vent pipe 
upwards on the higher wall to such an elevation, or make such other altera- 
tions approved by the Council, as will abate the nuisancee. 


Arresters for Grease and other Substances. 

15. In any case in which grease, hair, or any solid or other objectionable 
matter is likely to be discharged or conveyed into waste pipes, soil pipes, 
drains, or sewers, and in any case in which the Inspector may so direct, 
suitable apparatus for preventing such discharge or conveyance must be 
installed. 

Grease, silt, and other arresters and the like shall be of such dimensions 
and design and shall be fixed in such positions as the Inspector shall in each 
case approve of, 

Gratings. 

16. Gully sinks and P traps used as gullies shall be furnished with ap- 
proved barred gratings, and where exposed to injury, the grating shall be of 
heavy cast-iron, or of wrought-iron plate 3-inch thick, provided that where 
wrought-iron plate is used the grating may have drilled or punched holes. 

Fittings discharging into waste pipes and all urinals shall have barred 
gratings on outlet of a design and material appraved by the Inspector. The 
area of outlet grating shall be large enough to permit of the waste water 
being discharged quickly and so as to completely fill the waste pipe. 


» Lvaps and Trapping. 


17. All fittings discharging into soil pipes and drains shall be trapped 
and properly ventilated. 

All fittings discharging into waste pipes, and situated in inside rooms, 
shall be trapped, and properly ventilated. 

Fittings discharging into waste pipes, and situated in outside rooms, need 
not be trapped if the length of waste pipe is less than 12 feet. 

Traps s shall be of self-cleansing type, and must have no interior chambers 
or mechanism. No trap which depends upon internal partitions for a water- 
seal, or which has mechanical or moving parts, shall be used, exeept in such 
eases as the Council shall approve of, and where the partitions are of 
stoneware. 

The standard depth of water-seal shall be 14 inch, but any trap having 
a seal of not less than 14 inch, and not more than 2 inches, will be allowed, 
provided that it does not lose its seal in action, and that it is self- cleansing. 

Traps shall be of uniform thickness, similar to that required in pipes of 
the same material. P 

Traps shall be placed as close to the outlet of the fitting as is practicable, 
be set true as regards their water-seals, and have approved access provision 
for cleansing. 

Cleaning Eyes. 

18. Approved cleaning eyes shall be provided to all traps. 

On drains, cleaning eyes shall be provided, also at changes of direction, 
at the oanlen of every water-closet, slop-sink, and soil pipe, at changes of 
grade and elsewhere where aWeetn on the Council’s diagrams, or where 
directed by the Inspector. 

On soil pipes and waste pipes cleaning eyes shall be provided at the foot 
of every soil pipe serving more than two upstairs water-closets; also at such 
places as will control various branches, and elsewhere where directed by the 
Inspector. 

Cisterns, Valves, Services, &c. 

19. Every water-closet, slop sink, and urinal shall be supplied with water 
through a cistern which has been first submitted to the Council for examina- 
tion and test. 

All cisterns except automatic cisterns, shall he furnished with ball-cocks, 
approved, and tested. 

Cisterns shall be placed 5 feet above water-closet pans or slop-sinks, but 
where the structural conditions render such a height impossible of attain- 
ment, then the cistern must be placed as high as practicable, but in ne 
case less than 4 fect above the top of the fitting it serves in the case of 
water-closets and slop-sinks. 

Urinal cisterns shall be kept as near to 5 feet above fush pipe outlet aa 
is practicable. 

Other fittings, the water inlets of which are in the bottom, or below the 
highest possible water level of the same, shall draw their supply from a 
cistern which is not used to supply water for potable purposes. 

No water-closet, slop-sink, urinal, or any fitting, the water inlet of which 
is below the highest possible water level of the same, shall be connectea 
directly to the Council’s water main or to any water service employed to 
furnish water for potable, or surgical, or any cleansing purposes. 


No. 113, 13 Seprempzr, 1918, —2. 


4545 





4546 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Szpr, 1918, 


House drains, soil pipes, and waste pipes which are not self-cleansing, and 
those laid with flat grades, shall, where the Inspector directs, be furnished 
with flushing cisterns of such design and capacity as he may approve of in 
each individual case. 


No automatic cistern shall be used unless its supply be metered, except - 
in special cases where the Council’s previous approval has been obtained. 

Water-closet flushing valves shall be submitted for examination and test; 
and shall be supplied only from cisterns fed from the main through a 
metered service. Each valve must be controlled by a stop cock, provided 
that if there is only cne valve fed from any cistern solely used to supply 
the flushing valve, the cock governing flusher may be omitted if the stop 
cock governing cistern supply is fixed in an approved and readily accessible 
position near the water-closet. 

Safes. 

20. Every internal upstairs water-closet, slop-sink, urinal, and bath shall 
be furnished with a safe made of approved impervious material graded to 
outlet. 


The escape pipe shall be not less than it-ineh diameter, shall be made 
Pp ’ 

of material similar to waste pipe, and shall discharge in a situation where 

it will not cause damage, but will act as a warning pipe. 


Urinal safes shall be so provided that they shall be flooded every time 
the urinal cistern operates. 
; Overflows. 


21. Cisterns of all kinds supplied with water by the Council shall, unless 
expressly exempted therefrom by the Council, have an overflow pipe of 
adequate size discharging in a position where it will not cause damage, but 
will act as a warning pipe. 

Bath overflows shall, when so required by the Council, be provided simi- 
larly to cistern overflows. The overflows of other sanitary fittings may be 
connected to the waste pipe on the inlet side of water-seal of trap. 


Refiua Fittings. 


92. Reflux gullies, flaps, or valves of approved design shall be fitted where 
directed by the Inspector to prevent the backward flow of water in drain 
pipes. Se 

Waste Pipes to Discharge below Gratings. 

23. Waste pipes shall be so constructed as to discharge below the gratings 
ot the gullies to which they are connected, except refrigerator and ice-chest 
wastes, which shall discharge 3 feet distant therefrom, or as directed by the 
Inspector. 

Enclosures. 


24. No soil pan of any water-closet, and no slop-sink, urinal, bath, or 
basin shall be boxed in with any wooden enclosure. 


The seat of every water-closet, unless hinged, shall be fastened with 
screws, in order that every part may be easily inspected. 


Water-closets. 

25. Every person who has obtained the Council’s consent for the construc- 
tion, ventilation, extension, alteration, renewal, repair, or removal of any 
water-closet intended to communicate or communicating directly or in- 
directly with any sewer of the Council, or for the conversion of any closct, 
privy, building, or office into such a water-closet, shall conform to the 
following rules :— 

Size of Water-closet. 


(1) The internal dimensions of every new water-closet constructed out- 
side a building shall be not less than 7 feet from floor to top plate, 
4 feet 9 inches long, and 3 feet wide in the clear, unless special 
permission be given by the Council to vary these dimensions. 


Position of Water-closet. 


(2) Every water-closet constructed wholly or partly within a building 
shall be constructed in such a position that one of its sides at least 
shall be an external wall, which wall shall abut immediately upon 
a street or upon an open space of not less than 100 square feet of 
superficial area, measured horizontally at the floor level of such 
closet. 


Lighting and Ventilating Internal Water-closet. 


(3) Every water-closet constructed wholly or partly within a building 
shall have a window of not less dimensions than 2 feet by 1 foot 
of glass surface opening directly into, the external air, and in 
addition there shall be at least one large air-brick or air-shaft of 
approved area, or some other approved effectual method of venti- 
lating. 








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Ventilation of External Water-closet. 


(4) Every external or detached water-closet shall be provided with 
adequate means of constant ventilation by means of two or more 
air-bricks or a louvre, or an air-shaft, or some other effectual 
method of ventilating. 


Materials of Structure. 


(5) Every new water-closet shall be substantially built of brick or con- 
erete, or stone or wood, or a combination of such materials, or of 
other materials approved by the Council. 


Existing Buildings to be Approved. 


(6) No existing room, closet, privy, building, or office shall be used for 
a water-closet unless it shall have previously been approved for 
such use by the Council, or until it shall have been altered, re- 
paired, and made to substantially comply with the by-laws of the 
Council. No person shall use any building for a water-closet 
which has been condemned for such use by the Council. 


Concrete Floor for outside Water-closet. 


(7) The floor of every water-closet situated wholly or in part outside 
the walls of a building, except in the case of water-closets above 
ground floor level, shall be constructed of good Portland cement 
concrete not less than 4 inches in thickness, so laid that the upper 
surface thereof shall in every part be not less than 6 inches above 
the level of the ground surface adjoining such water-closet. The 
surface of such floor shall be made neat and smooth, and shall have 
a sufficient fall or inclination from the back towards the door of 
entrance of at least $ of an inch per lineal foot. The frame of 
every wooden closet shall be securely fastened to the concrete floor. 


Soil Pan of Water-closet. 


(8) Every water-closet shall be furnished with a soil pan or basin of 
non-absorbent material of such shape, capacity, and mode of con- 
struction so as to receive and contain a sufficient quantityeof water, 
and to allow all filth which may from time to time be deposited in 
such pan or basin to fall free of the sides thereof and direetly into 
the water received and contained in such pan or basin. 


Trap under Water-closet Pan. 


(9) Every soil pan or basin of a water-closet shall have fixed or con- 
structed immediately beneath it an efficient syphon trap so con- 
structed that it shall at all times maintain a sufficient water seal 
between such soil pan or basin and any drain or soil pipe im con- 
nection therewith. Such water seal shall have a depth of not less 
than 13 inches. 


Support for Water-closet Pan and Trap. 


(10) Where a soil pan or basin is joined to a trap in a water-closet 
having a concrete floor, so much of the trap and the lower part 
of the soil pan or basin as may be necessary to secure their stability 
shall be. surrounded with concrete or brickwork set in cement 
mortar, or some other approved method for support adopted, and no 
water-closet pan or trap shall be connected direct to a stoneware 
pipe unless such water-closet and trap be supported by a concrete 
or brickwork pier, which rests on the same foundation as the drain 


pipe itself. 
Flushing Cistern for Water-closet. 

(11) Every soil pan or basin shall be furnished with a separate flush- 
ing cistern of at least 2 gallons and not more than 24 gallons 
capacity, unless in special cases the consent of the Council be 
obtained to the use of a large cistern. Every flushing cistern 
shall be securely fixed as near as practicable immediately above the 
soil pan or basin, and at such height that the bottom of the cistern 
shall be not less than 5 feet pbove the top of the seat of the 
water-closet, except where this height cannot be obtained in exist- 
ing closets within buildings without structural alterations, when 4 
feet will be allowed, and there shall be at least 9 inches of clear 
space above the top of the cistern for access to the ball cock. 


Water Service Pipe to Water-closet, Urinal, or Slop-sink. 

(12) Every flushing cistern shall be separate and distinct from any 
cistern used for containing water for drinking purposes, and there 
shall not be any direct connection between any water service pipe 
and any part of the apparatus of a water-closet, other than the 
flushing cistern, _ 


4548 NEW SOULH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Szpr., 1918, 








Flushing Apparatus for Water-closet Pans. 


(18) A suitable apparatus must be provided for the effectual applica- 
tion of water to the soil pan or basin of the water-closet, nd 
for the effectual flushing and cleansing of such soil pan or basin, 
and for the prompt and effective removal therefrom of any solid 
or liquid filth which may from time to time be deposited therein. 

Manholes or Junction Pits. 

26. Manholes or pits measuring inside not less than 3 feet long x 2 feet 
wide shall be provided on drains where shown on diagram. Pits shall be 
constructed of best common patent kiln bricks set in cement mortar and 
having bottoms of conerete, at no part less than 6 inches thick. Benches 
shall have a good slope, and benches and channels shall be finished with 
smooth cement rendering. Branches shall be connected to main line with 
curves of large radius. Manholes or pits shall be ventilated as may be 
required by the Inspector. 

Covers shall be sealed air-tight, be of approved pattern, and of stone, 
wrought iron, cast iron, or other suitable material approved by the Council. 


Filling Old Closet. Pits, Privies, &c. 


27. All privies, closet pits, and cesspools shall be emptied, disinfected, and 
filled with clean sand or soil, and a solid foundation shall be furnished for 
concrete floor, water-closet pan, and drain pipes when necessary. 


Materials to be Passed and Tested. 


28. All drainage and plumbing materials must be approved by the In- 
spector before they are used, and where required by him shall be submitted 
to the Council for examination and test. 

Disposal of Rainwater. 

29. No person shall connect any gully or pit for the disposal of road 
drainage, or for the disposal of storm-water from any yard or vacant land 
into any sewer under the control of the Council. 

No person shall construct any rain-water down-pipe so that the water 
therefrom shall be discharged or conveyed into any sewer under the control 
of the Council. 

No person shall maintain or continue in use any rain-water down-pipe so 
that the water therefrom shall be discharged or conveyed into any sewer 
under the control of the Council. 

Junctions, Bends, &e. 

30. Drain-pipe junctions shall be sloped at an angle of 45 degrees in the 
direction of the flow of such drain, except those used on vertical pipes, 
which may approach the right angle, subject to the approval of the 
Inspector. 

Curves shall be formed by proper bend pipes fer junctions. Bends at the © 
foot of vertical pipes which are more than 2 feet high shall be set on con- 
crete foundations of adequate dimensions. 

Plumbers’ tees and branches for waste pipes and soil pipes shall be sloped, 
excepting in such cases of vent tees and vertical pipes as shall be otherwise 
allowed by the Inspector, and no dead ends or dry vents shall be made or 
established. | 

Grades. 
31. The fall of inclined pipes used for conveying sewage shall be as great 


as the circumstances will permit, but not less than that shown in the 
following table:— 





Qu qv 5! 6” 











Diameter of Pipes. | 14” 





9 4” | (he 











a 


at 
50 


Grade 


yt 


0 




















1 at 
76 Z0 








‘Provided that in special cases where the levels render these falls impracti- 
cable, less fall may be allowed by the Council at the owner’s risk, and sub- 
ject to the condition that flushing tanks shall be fitted to the line of drains 
if subsequently ordered by the Council. 


Cover for Pipes. 


32. Drain pipes laid in streets shall have a cover of not less than 2 feet 
6 inches at the gutter stone, but if the excavation is in solid rock, then the 
cover at the gutter stone shall be not less than 18 inches. In private yards 
the cover shall be not less than 12 inches, except on the short lines adjacent 
to gullies. Where these covers cannot be secured, then less may be allowed, 
with the previous approval of the inspector, provided that the pipes are 
sufficiently covered with concrete or other suitable protective material, or 
if iron pipes are laid. 

Water services in streets where the soil is loose shall have not less than 
2 feet of cover; in hard soil and metalled streets, not less than 1 foot 
6 inches cover; and in solid rock, 12 inches cover; on private property, 
where exposed to injury, the cover shall be 9 inches. 


ary 


15 Sept. 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 4549 





Insertion of Pipes or Branches in Existing Lines. 


33. Where it becomes necessary to insert a pipe or branch in an existing 
line of drains, one pipe only shall be removed, and another of the same 
length shall be inserted. The top half of the collar of new pipe, and of the 
existing down-stream pipe may be removed, but the bottom half shall be in 
each case left intact. 

Springing pipes into position shall not be resorted to or allowed. 

Junctions to existing metallic pipes shall not be made and will not be 
allowed unless an approved closure pipe is used in each case. 


Special Provision in respect to Kitchen and other Sinks. 


34. Kitchen and scullery sinks tops shall be bedded on putty where they 
adjoin the sink. Surfaces touched by the putty shall be previously painted 
with lead and oil paint. These joints shall be made watertight. 

Where kitchen sinks situated in inside rooms abut against walls, the joint 
between the sink and wall shall be flashed watertight. 

In any case in which the Inspector shall so direct, sinks situated in rooms 
where food for man is prepared, manufactured, or stored, shall be treated 
similarly to kitchen sinks in regard to bedding of tops and flashing. 


Laying Stoneware Pipes. 


35. Stoneware pipes shall be bedded on the barrel, have watertight 
socketed joints, and in water charged or otherwise bad ground and else- 
where where directed by the Inspector, be laid on a bed of concrete of 
approved dimensions to be determined by the Inspector in each case. The 
Council may require cast-iron pipes to be used in water-charged or other- 
wise bad ground. Suitable approved precautions shall be taken to prevent 
the entrance of sand, silt, or tree roots at the joints. 

Pipes shall be laid im‘ straight lines from point to point. with true 
gradients, have a straight, continuous and uninterrupted line of invert with 
no lips or internal projections, and the interior of each pipe shall be 
swabbed clear of all foreign material before the succeeding pipe is laid. 


Drains to be Disconnected from Sewer. 
36. Drains shall be disconnected from the sewers by an approved boun- 
dary trap, except where otherwise specially permitted by the Council. 
Boundary traps shall be furnished with approved inspection boxes, and 


shall be placed as near to the sewer as practicable, but within the boundary 
of the premises if possible. 


Drains under Buildings. 


87. Every drain shall be so constructed as not to pass under any building 
except in any case where any other mode of construction is impracticable. 

Where drains must as aforesaid pass under a building they must be of 
cast-iron of water-main strength with lead caulked joints, or, if of stone- 
ware, be entirely surrounded with 6 inches of good solid concrete or 3 inches 
of cement mortar. In such cases concrete shall extend 1 foot outside the 
walls of the building. 

All such drains shall be laid in straight lines beneath the building, have 
approved means of access for rodding furnished on the hne outside the 
walls, and be ventilated to the approval of the Inspector. 

In any case in which pipes necessarily pass through walls, special care 
shall be taken to prevent injury to the pipes by unequal settlement of the 
walls and pipes, and in outer walls to prevent the ingress of rats. 

In any case in which the excavation under a building is in clay and there 
is 3 feet 6 inches of cover, the concreting around the pipes may be omitted 
if such a course be previously sanctioned by the Inspector. 


Gully Sinks. 


38. At least one gully sink and dish of a design approved by the Council 
and 8 inches in diameter shall be provided for each house, building, or 
premises in which a gully sink is required. by the Inspector to be provided, 
and gullies and dishes are to be placed to take the discharge of waste 
pipes. Waste pipes shall discharge into gullies placed in the yard uf the 
premises in which the waste pipes themselves are fixed. 

Gullies shall not be situated within a building or under any roof, ner 
shall one gully deliver into another, except where any other mode of con- 
struction is, in the opinion of the Inspector, inipracticable. 

Gully dishes shall be of salt-glazed stoneware of approved material, manu- 
facture, and design, and shall be kept 2 inches above surrounding surfaces 
to prevent the entrance of stormwater. 


Use of Drains. 


39. The owner of any sewered property may discharge into any drain 
communicating directly or indirectly with any sewer of the Council all 
fecal matter, urine, household slops, and household liquid refuse from 
such property, and such polluted water from stables and yards, and such 
trade or manufacturing liquid refuse as the Council may, subject to such 
conditions as it may think fit to impose, authorise to be discharged into 
any such drain. oly vin ete) ie | OR ON a: 


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Substances Hacluded from Sewers. 


40. No person shall throw, deposit, or discharge, or cause, permit, or 
suffer to be thrown, deposited, or discharged into any sewer of the Council 
or into any drain communicating directly or indirectly with any sewer or 
pumping station of the Council, or into any sanitary fitting used in con- 
nection with such sewer or drain any of the following substances :— 


(a) Any animal matter, wool, hair, fleshings, grease, dust, ashes, 
cinders, soil, rubbish, filth, garbage, offal, dead animal, vegetable 
or fruit parings, rags, house refuse, steam, or any solid matter. 

(b) Any petrol, or any other explosive substance whether it be of a 
solid, liquid, or gascous nature. 

(c) Any infectious or contagious solid or liquid substance. 

(d) Any waste water, fluid, or other trade waste which is more strongly 
acid or alkaline than a standard fixed by the Council, or which is 
above the temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or any salt water. 

(e) The contents of any night cart, cesspool, or privy. 

(f) Any other substance which in the opinion of the Council is likely 
to injuriously affect their sewerage system. 


Hoarding and Night-lights. 


41. The drainer shall be held responsible for all accidents whatever arising 
from any neglect on his part, either in not providing sufficient and proper 
night-lights and hoarding for any trenches he may open, as well as for 
insufficient timbering thereof, or any other cause whatever. 


Notices to Authorities. 


42. (a) Hoarding licenses must be obtained from the Council authorities 
before streets or lanes can be opened. 


(b) Plumbers or drainers must execute any work they undertake with 
reasonable despatch, and will be held responsible for any defect in material 
or workmanship for a period of six months after the certificate with respect 
to such work has been issued. Any inconvenience to the public caused by 
drainers or plumbers in unnecessary delay in carrying out work will be 
rigorously dealt with by the Council. 


~Plan to be the Property of the Proprietor. 


43. The plan attached to these regulations shall be produced by the 
drainer whenever required during the progress of the work by the Sanitary 
Inspector or other officer of the Council, and on completion of the work the 
plans, &e., are to be handed to the proprietor or his agent. 


Standard Fittings. 


44, Standard fittings, such as have been passed by the Metropolitan 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for their works will be accepted for 
use in the sewerage works of the Council. 


No Fees or Gratutties to Officers, Workmen, &c., of the Council. 


45. The Council do not permit their officers, workmen, or agents to solicit 
or receive any fee or gratuity whatever, and desire to be informed of any 
infraction of the by-law, and also of any act of incivility or neglect of 
attention on the part of such officers, workmen, and agents, or any of then. 


Penalties. 


46. Any person committing a breach of any by-law to which no special 
penalty is attached or who refuses or neglects to obey the injunction in 
any such by-law, or to comply with any requirements there contained, 
shall, upon conviction, be liable to pay a penalty not exceeding £20, and 
in case of a continuing offence a further penalty not exeeeding £5 for 

‘each day after notice of such offence shall have been given by the Council 
to such offender. 
Scale of Fees. 


47. The following scale of fees will be charged :— 


Plan of drainage, including survey, &e., for every house, 5s. 
Plan of any alterations or additions, 2s. 6d. 
Copy of drainage plan, 2s. 6d. 


We hereby certify that a resolution to make the preceding by-laws was 
passed at a meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Goulburn, held 
on the twenty-fifth day of July, 1918, and we further certify that the 
corporate seal of the Council of the said municipality was hereunto affixed 
on the seventh day of August, 1918, in pursuance of a resolution passed at 
the aforesaid meeting. 

(u.8.) HAROLD ‘O’BRIEN, Mayor. - 

R. J. McLuan, ‘Town Clerk. 


13 Sher 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 





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NOTIFICATION OF RESCISSION OF RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND UNDER THE “CITY AND 
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS (RESUMPTION RES- 
CISSION) ACT, 1917.” 


i ihe is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency - 


the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in exercise of the powers conferred by the 
“City and Suburban Railways (Resumption Rescission) 
Act, 1917,’ that the taking of land under Part V, 
Division 2, of the ‘Public Works Act, 1912,” pub- 
lished in the Government Gazettte No. 117 of the 20th 
day of June, 1915, page 3744, is rescinded so far as 


o 


relates to the land hereunder described. 
Dated the eleventh day of September, 1918. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
_ By His Excellency’s Command, 


BR. LT. BATA, 
Minister for Public Works. 





Duscrirtions or LAND REFERRED TO 


All that, piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni- 
cipality of Mascot, parish of Botany, county of Cum- 
berland, and State of New South Wales, being part of 
lots 7 and 8, as shown on deposited plan 1,896, and part 
of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 1,872, folio 125: Commencing at the intersec- 
tion of a south-eastern side of Lords-road, 1 chain 
wide, with a south-western boundary of the Sydenham 
to Botany Railway bearing 61 degrees 44 minutes, and 
cistant 1 chain 17°7 links from the western corner of 
lot 8 aforesaid; and bounded thence by part of the 
scuth-eastern side of Lords-road aforesaid bearing 61 
degrees 44 minutes 2 chains 1°6 links to a north-eastern 
boundary ef the railway aforesaid ; thence by part of 
that boundary by 2 chain 66 links of the arc of a 
circle of 18 chains radius, the centre of which lies 
south-west of a chord bearing 128 degrees 49 minutes 
6 seconds 2 chains 6'4 links to a north-western side of 
a sewer reserve 50 links wide; thence by part of that 
north-western side bearing 204 degrees 46 minutes 1 
chain 22:2 links to the southern boundary of lot 7 
aforesaid ; thence by that southern boundary and part 
of the southern boundary of lot 8 aforesaid bearing 282 
degrees 51 minutes 1 chain 202 links to a south-west- 
ern boundary of the railway aforesaid: thence by part 
of that boundary by 2 chains 73 links of the arc of.a 
circle of 11 chains 25 links radius, the centre of which 
lies south-west of a chord bearing 204 degrees 48 
minutes 10 seconds 2 chains 7°1 links, to the point of 
commencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a 
little more or less, containing an area of 1 rood 29% 
perches or thereabouts, and numbered 271 and 272 on 
plan of the Sydenham to Botany Railway. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in muni- 
cipality, parish, county, and State aforesaid, being 
part of Park-road 1 chain wide, as shown on deposited 
plan 1,896, and part of the land comprised in Certi- 
ficate of Title, registered volume 1,871, folio 74: Com- 
mencing at the south-eastern corner of lot 7; and 
bounded thence by part of the north-western side of a 
sewer reserve 50 links wide bearing 204 degrees 46 
minutes 64:1 links to a south-western boundary of the 
Sydenham to Botany Railway; thence by part of that 
south-western side by 1 chain 24 links of the are of a 
circle of 11 chains 25 links radius, the centre of which 
lies south-west of a chord bearing 318 degrees 14 
minutes 388 seconds 1 chain 24 links to the southern 
boundary of lot 8; thence by part of that southern 
boundary and the southern boundary of lot 7 aforesaid 
bearing 102 degrees 51 minutes 1 chain 20'2 links, to 
the point of commencement:—be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less, containing an area 
of 53 perches or thereabouts, and being part of refer- 
ence number 273 on plan of the Sydenham to Botany 
Railway. 


Also,.all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
municipality, parish, county, and State aforesaid, 
being part of Park-road, as shown on deposited plan 
1.896, and part of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, registered volume 1,871, folio 74: Commencing 
at the south-western corner of lot 6; and bounded thence 
hy part of the southern boundary of Jot 6 aforesaid 
bearing 102 degrees 51 minutes 1 chain 442 links to a 
north-eastern boundary of the Sydenham to Botany 
Railway; thence by part of that boundary by 1 chain 
46°9 links of the arc of a circle of 13 chains radius, 
the centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 
145 degrees 46 minutes 57 seconds 1 tchain 46°8 links 





to the northern boundary of lot 43, as shown on ap- 
plication plan 13,806; thence by part of that northern 
boundary and part of the northern boundary of .a 
lot containing an area of 14 acres 1 rood 28% perches, 
as shown on application plan 13,805, hearing 282 
degrees 51 minutes 2 chains 632 links to a south- 
western boundary of the railway aforesaid; thence 
by part of that boundary by 10°4 links of the arc of 
a circle of 11 chains 25 links radius, the centre of 
which lies south-west of a chord bearing 319 degrees 
25 minutes 33 seconds 10°4 links to the south-eastern 
side of a sewer reserve 50 links wide; thence by part 
of that south-eastern side bearing 24 degrees 46 
minutes 95°9 links, to the point of commencement ;— 
bo the said several dimensions all a little more or less, 
contaning an area of 334 perches or thereabouts, 
being part of reference number 273 on plan of the 
Sydenham to Botany Railway. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
municipality, parish, county, and State aforesaid, 
being part of lot 6, as shown on deposited plan 1,896, 
end part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
registered volume 1,872, folio 125: Commencing at 
the south-western corner of lot 6 aforesaid; and 
bounded thence by part of the north-western boun- 
dary of that lot, forming also part of the south-eastern 
sido of a sewer reserve 50 links wide, bearing 24 
degrees 46 minutes 937 links to the north-eastern 
boundary of the Sydenham to Botany Railway ; thence 
by part of that riorth-eastern boundary by 1 chain 55 
links of the are of a circle of 13 chains radius, the 
centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 
139 degrees 7 minutes 46 seconds 1 chain 54°9 links 
to the southern boundary of lot 6 aforesaid ; thence by 
part of that southern boundary bearing 282 degrees 
51 minutes 1 chain 442 links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less, containing an area of 10% perches or 
thereabouts, and numbered 274 on plan of the Syden- 
ham to Botany Railway. 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land stiuate in the 
municipality, parish, county, and State aforesaid, 
being part of a lot containing an area of 14 acres l 
rood 283 perches, as shown on application plan 
13,805, and part of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, registered volume 2,362, folio 12: Com- 
mencing at the north-eastern corner of the lot afore- 
said; and bounded thence by part of the eastern 
boundary of, that lot, forming also part of tha western 
boundary of lot 48, as shown on application plan 
13,806, bearing 189 degrees 28 minutes 2 chains 34°4 
links to the south-western boundary of the Sydenham to 
Botany Railway; thence by part of that south-western 
poundary by lines as follow :—Bearing 345 degrees 18 
minutes 9 seconds 27°3 links, 3 chains and °3 of a link 
of the are of a circle of 11 chains 25 links radius, the 
centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 327 
degrees 20 minutes 32 seconds 2 chains 99°4 links to 
the northern boundary of the lot aforesaid; thence 
by part of that northern boundary bearing 102 
degrees 51 minutes 2 chains 12°3 links, to the point 
>of commencement ;—be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less, containing an area of 344 perches 
or thereabouts, and numbered 276 on plan of the 
Sydenham to Botany Railway. 


Also, ali that piece or parcel of land situate in muni- 
cipality, parish, county, and State aforesaid, being 
part of lot 43, as shown on application plan 13,806, 
and part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
registered volume 1,864, folio 185: Commencing at the 
north-western corner of lot 43 aforesaid; and bounded 
thence by the northern boundary of that lot bearing 
102 degrees 51 minutes 2 chains 392 links to the 
south-western side of Botany-road 1 chain wide; thence 
by part of that south-western side by lines as fol- 
low :—Bearing 165 degrees 13 minutes 10 chains 62°1 
links, 174 degrees 49 minutes 3 chains 97°6 links to 
the south-western houndary of the Sydenham to 
Botany Railway; thence by part of that south-westera 
boundary by lines as follow:—5 chains 62°8 links of 
the are of a circle of 13 chains radius, the centre of 
which lies north-east of a chord bearing 322 degrees 
35 minutes 11 seconds 5 chains 58°4 links, 341 degrees 
29 minutes 8 seconds 4 chains 17°9 links, 344 degrees 
52 minutes 40 seconds 591 links, 345 degrees 18 
minutes 9 seconds 3 chains 59°9 links to the western 
boundary of lot 43 aforesaid; thence by part of that 
boundary bearing 9 degrees 28 minutes 2 chains 34°4 
links, to the point of commencement ;—be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, contain- 
ing an area of 3 acres 3 roods 14 perches or there- 
abouts, and numbered 277 on plan of the Sydenham 
to Botany Railway. All bearings are on the true 
meridian, (R.A. 1918-3,003.) [1151] 


4552 


NOTIFICATION OF RESCISSION OF TAKING OF 
LAND UNDER THE “CITY AND SUBURBAN 
RAILWAYS (RESUMPTION RESCISSION) 
ACT, 1917.” 

T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, in exercise of the power conferred by the 

“City and Suburban Railways (Resumption Rescis- 

sion) Act, 1917,” that the taking of land under Part 

V, Division 2, of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’’ pub- 

fished in the Government Gazette No. 117 of the 

thirtieth day of June, 1915, is rescinded so far as 
relates to the land hereunder described. 


‘Dated the fourth day of September, 1918. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





Descrierios oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Botany, county of Cumberland, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of lots 18, 19, 41, 48, and 44, 
and the whole of lots 20 and 42, section H, as shown 
on deposited plan 1,787, and part of the land com- 
prised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,242, 
folio 245: Commencing at the south-eastern corner of 
lot 20 aforesaid; and bounded thence by the south- 
eastern boundary of that lot and part of the south- 
eastern boundary of lot 19 aforesaid, forming also 
part of the north-western side of Bay-street bearing 
254 degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds 1 chain 9°7 links to 
the south-western boundary of the Sydenham to 
Botany Railway; thence by part of that boundary by 
lines as follow:—bearing 827 degrees 4 minutes 10 


seconds 87:4 links 2 chains, 30°6 links of the arc of a- 


circle of 38 chains 25 links radius, the centre of which 
lies south-west of a chord bearing 323 degrees 23 
minutes 45 seconds 2 chains 30°5 links 3 chains, 63:1 
links of the are of a circle of 38 chains 25 links radius, 
the centre of which lies south-west of a chord bear- 
ing 3818 degrees 56 minutes 57 seconds 8 chains 63 
links to the south-eastern side of Myrtle-street ; 
thence by part of that side bearing 82 degrees 538 
minutes 30 seconds 8 chains 6°5 links to the north- 
eastern boundary of the aforesaid railway; thence by 
part of that boundary by lines as follow :—1 chain 80°3 
links of the arc of a circle of 40 chains 75 links radius, 
the centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 
140 degrees 4 minutes 17 seconds 1 chain 80°3 links to 
the north-eastern boundary of lot 41 aforesaid; thence 
by part of that boundary and the whole of the north- 
eastern boundary of lot 20 aforesaid bearing 164 
degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds 4 chains 17°7 links, to 
the point of commencement,+-be the said several 
dimensions all a litle more or less containing an area 
of 1 acre 1 rocd 63 perches or thereabouts, and num- 
bered 803, 304, 305, 306, 307, and 308 on the Plan 
end Book of Reference cf the Sydenham to Botany 
Railway. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate as 
aforesaid, being part of lots 21, 22, and 40, section 
H, as shown on deposited plan 1,787, and part of the 
land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 1,307, folio 249: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of lot 21 aforesaid; and bounded thence 
by the south-western boundary of that lot and part of 
the south-western boundary of lot 40 aforesaid bear- 
ing 344 degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds 4 chains 17°7 
links to the north-eastern boundary of the Sydenham 
to Botany Railway: thence by part of that boundary 
by lines as follow :—1 chain 51°9 links of the are of a 
cirele of 40 chains 75 links radius, the centre of which 
lies south-west of a chord bearing 142 degrees 24 
minutes 24 seconds 1 chain 51°9 links 1 chain 19:1 
links of the are of a circle of 40 chains 75 links radius, 
the centre of which lies south-west of a chord bearing 
144 degrees 18 minutes 42 seconds 1 chain 19:1 links 
147 degrees 3 minutes 31 seconds 1 chain 74°] links to 
the north-western side of Bay-street; thence by that 
side bearing 254 degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds 1 chain 
52°8 links, to the point of commencement,—he the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less, contain- 
ing an area of 1 rood 14 perches or thereabouts, and 
numbered 306a, 309, and 310 on the Plan and Book of 
Reference of the Sydenham to Botany Railway. 


[R.A. 1918-2,726] [1300] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


(13 Sepr., 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF RESCISSION OF RESUMP- 
TION OF LAND UNDER THE “CITY ANE 
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS (RESUMPTION RE 
SCISSION) ACT, 1917.” 


jie is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in exercise of the powers conferred by the 
“Oity and Suburban Railways (Resumption Rescis- 
sion) Act, 1917,’’ that the Notification of Resumption 
of Land under the ‘‘Puble Works Act, 1912,” dated 
the fifth day of April, 1916, and published in the 
Government Gazette No. 72 of the twenty-eighth day 


| of April, 1916, is rescinded so far as relates to the land 


hereunder described.—Dated the eleventh day of Sep- 
ber, 1918. 
cae W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
for Minister for Public Works. 





DrEsorIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Leich- 
hardt, in the parish of Petersham, county of Cumber- 
land, and State of New South Wales, containing 13} 
perches or thereabouts, being the south-eastern moiety 
of lot 15 of section 1,—as shown on deposited plan 
183, and the whole of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, registered volume 1,128, folio 45, and being 
also tenement No. 20 Derbyshire-road, Leichhardt. _ 
[R.A. 1918-3,493] [1605] 


TS 


[1659] Forestry Commission, 


Sydney, 138th September, 1918. 
NOTICE UNDER THE “FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


j is hereby notified, for public information, that 
] fhe undermentioned Acting Foresters are autho- 
rised to issue General Timber and General Fuel 
Licenses under the provisions of the ‘‘Forestry Act, 
1916”? :— 


Acting Forester 
Acting Forester 
Acting Forester 
Acting Forester ’ 
Acting Forester at Murrurundi. 
Acting Forester at Moonan Flat. 


W. G. ASHFORD, 
Minister for Lands. 


at Bulga. 

at Jerry’s Plains. 
at Denman. 

at Scone, 


[1918-3,409-2] 








[1616] New South Wales Medical Board, 


llth September, 1918. 


LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL 
PRACTITIONERS. 


WE, tho undersigned, the President and Members of 
the New South Wales Medical Board, appointed by 
His ixcellency the Governor, under the enactments 
providing for the registration of Legally Qualified 
Medical Practitioners in the State of New South 
Wales, do hereby certify that the undermentioned 
persons have submitted to this Board the necessary 
testimonials and qualifications :— 
3807. Markson, Ernest, M.B., Bac. Surg., 1915, Univ. 
Melbourne. 
3808. Francis, Richard Powell Waugh, M.B., Mast. 
Surg., 1916, Univ. Sydney. 


Additional registration :— 
Jensen, Frederick Jorgen, Mast. Surg., 1918, Univ. 
Sydney. 
Karkwood, Noel Edmund Barton, Mast. Surg., 1918, 
Univ. Sydney. 
Potts, Theodore Kenneth, Mast. Surg., 1918, Uuiv. 
Sydney. 
And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 
names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 


Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, 


and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 


T. STORIE DIXON, M.B., Ch.M., Acting Chair- 
man. 

W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond. 

C. SAVILL WILLIS, M.B., M.R.C.S., D.P.H. 

ROBT. H. TODD, M.D., F.R.C.S.1. 

W. G. ARMSTRONG, M.B., Ch.M. 

A. MURRAY WILL, M.B., Ch.M. 

G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B., Ch.M. 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 4553 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the 

land hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Reali Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on or BEFORE 
tHE 18taH Octroner, 1918 :— 


No, 21,486. APPLICANT :—William McOulla, of 
Kogarah. LAND:—Municipality Kogarah, 2 roods 
3 perch, situated in Maher-street and Woniora-road, 
—part lot 3, Maher’s Estate, and part 1,950 acres 
(portion 115 of parish) granted to John Townson; 
adjoining properties of A. Crawford and R. Herron. 


Diagram delineating this land may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 


13th September, 1918. [1608] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR BEFORE 
THE lst Novemesr, 1918 :— 


No. 21,118, APPLICANT :—Anne Doyle, of Cess- 
nock, LAND:—County Northumberland, parish 
Pokolbin, shire Cessnock, 2 acres 3 roods 11 perches, 
in Main-street, on a tributary of Black ,Creek: lots 
14 and 15, of village of Cessnock, and a strip of land 
adjoining said lot 14,—part 2,560 acres (portion 261 
of parish) granted to David Campbell; adjoining pro- 
perty of A. Bridge. [Im respect of the said adjoining 
strip, which hes between lot 14 and the tributary of 
Black “Creek, applicant claims title by possession 
against the Crown grantee, David Campbell, or his 
successors in title. | 


No. 21,235. APPLICANT :—Philip Henry Morton, 
of Sydney. LAND:—County Phillip, parishes Dabee 
and Tongbong, shire Rylstone, 666 acres, 126 acres 10 
perches, 68 acres 1 rood 30 perches, 657 acres 3 roods, 
46 acres 1 rood 25 perches, 56 acres 2 roods, 5,550 
acres 2 roods, and 30 acres, on road from Mudgee to 
Rylstone, and on Cudgegong River; lands granted 
as 827 acres (portion 5 of parish), 707 acres (portion 
7 of parish), 200 acres (portion 11 of parish), 54 acres, 
portion {; (portion 20 of parish), 30 acres, portion Sut 
(8 of parish) to Edward Cox; suburban allotments 
i and 2, section 1; suburban allotment 1, section 2; 
and suburban allotments 1, 2, and 3, section 6, village 
Dahbee, granted to Edward Cox; suburban allotment 
2, section Z, granted to John Tooney; suburban allot- 
ment 2, section 4, granted to John Sheahan ; suburban 
allotment 3, section 4; and suburban allotment 38, 
section 5, granted to William Guinan; suburban 
allotment 2, section 5, granted to James Batten; and 
suburban allotment 4, section 5, granted to Isaac 
Coxen; and parts of the lands granted as 1,095 acres 
(vortion 1 of parish), 640 acres (portion 2 of parish), 
640 acres (portion 4 of parish), 640 acres (portion 8 
of parish),.40 acres, portion wT (portion 3 of parish), 
887 acres (portion 6 of parish), 960 acres (portion 9 
of parish), 1,500 acres (portion 10 of parish), and 48 
acres, portion 13, to Edward Cox; adjoining proper- 
ties of W. L. Brown, A. Coxen, P. H. Morton, and 
the Crown. 

No. 21,460. APPLICANT :—Tooth and Co., Limi- 
ted. LAND :—City Sydney, 5{ perches, in Kensing- 
ton-street,—part section A, Kensington Hstate, and 
part 8 acres granted to George Druitt; adjoining 
properties of W. J. Elliott, M. S. Jacques, and Mrs. 
Bowers. 


No. 21,507. APPLICANT :—Charles Smith, of 
Gladesville. ULAND:—Municipality North Sydney, 
193 perches, in Military-road, at Neutral Bay,—lot 
Zz, section 2, Ben Boyd Hstate, and part 700 acres 
(portion 352 of parish) granted to Alfred Thrupp; 
adjoining properties of H. C. G. Smith and Inspector- 
General of Police. ‘ 

No. ©: 27,555. APPLICANT:—Arthur | James 
McDonald, of Sydney. LAND:—County Cumber- 
land, parish Narrabeen, shire Warringah, 4 acres 1 
rood 5 perches, at Stokes’ Point, Pittwater,—lots 
1, 2, and 11, section A, Stokes’ Point subdivision, 
and part 50 acres (portion 34 of parish) granted to 
Thomas Warner; adioining properties of A. H. 
Delohery and D. W. Solomons. 








No. 21,556. APPLICANT :—Arthur James 
McDonald, of Sydney. LAND:—County Cumber- 
land, parish Narrabeen, shire Warringah, 2 acres 


“ roods 13 perches, near Stokes’ Point, Pittwater,—+ 
lot 3, section D, Stokes’ Point Subdivision, and part 
50 acres (portion 34 of parish) granted to Thomas 
Warner; adioining properties of I*. Kleemo and T. 
Rook. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney, 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


13th September, 1918, [1609] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
Ate tes having been made to bring the 


land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on oR BEFORE 
THE 13ra Novemeer, 1918 :— 

No. 20,723. APPLICANT :—Ernest Alfred Tormey, 
of Haberfield. ULAND:—Municipality Drummoyne, 
194 perches, in Newcastle-street, Five Dock,—part lot 
7, section 5, Gippstown, and part of a 3 feet reserve 
adjoining, being part 1,500 acres (portion 256 of 
parish) granted to John Harris; adjoining properties 
of J. Pemberton, R. Shannon, J. Matthews, F. M. 
Treble, F. Abrams, and P. J. Cashman. [Applicant 
clams against the undermentioned mortgage, of 
which no discharge is registered :—25th August, 1863, 
Elizabeth Aitchison, 1st part; David Arichison, 2nd 
part; Ann Phillips, 3rd part. ] 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


13th September, 1918. [1610] 





[1620] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 


Sydney, 12th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER PART II. 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to me 
by the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, I 
hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following applications 
for Licenses, and the date and place specified hereunder are 
hereby appointed for the inquiries in regard thereto :— 
Applicants :— 
New Zealand and Australian Land Co., Ltd. (2)— 
(1) For a Pump on the Mutrumbidgee River on portion 
7, parish of York, county of Beresford, Land District 
of Cooma. 
(2) For a Pump on the Murrumbidgee River on rortion 
7, parish of York, county of Beresford, Land District 
of Cooma, 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board on the 
27th September, 1918, at 12 noon, at Court-house, Cooma, 
and all persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and 
if they have any objections to the granting of a livense for 
either of the said works, they should state their objections at the 
inquiries hereby appointed. 

[W.C. & IC. 1918-12,316; 1918-12,318 | 
Hi. DARK, 


Commissioner. 








Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 11th September, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II OF 
THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated to me by 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, I 
hereby acknowledge the receipt of the following application for 
a license, and the date and the place specified hereunder 
are hereby appointed for the inquiry in regard thereto :— 


Applicant :—S. A. Wythes, for a pump on the Molong Rivulet, 
portion 48, parish of Molong, county of Ashburnham, 
Land District Molong. 

The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Boird on the 
10th October, 1918, at 10 2m., at Court-house, Molong, and 
all persons interested are hereby notified to attend, and it they 
have any objections to the granting of the license for the said 
work, they should state their objection at the inquiry hereby 
appointed.. 

LW.C. & 1.0. 1918-12,784] 


[1619] 


H. OH. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


4554 





[1587] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 7th September, 19ie. 


APPLICATION FOR LICENSE UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 

JY URSUANT to-the power in this behalf decelerated 

to me by the Water Conservation and Irriga- 

tion Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of 

the foilowing application for license, and the date and 

place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
the inquiry in regard thereto :— , 

Applicant—J. J. Graham, for a dam on Thalaba 

Creek, in portions 40 and 15, parishes of Oreel 

and Gorman, counties of Jamison and Benarba, 

and District of Narrabri. 

The inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 24th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Narrabri, and all persons interested are hereby 
notified to attend, and if they have any objections to 
the granting of a license for the said work, they 
should state their objections at the inquiry hereby ap- 
pointed. 

[W.C, and 1.0, 1918-12,813] 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


[1588] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 9th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE UNDER PART Ii 
OF TH “WATER ACT, 1912.” 
URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 
to me by the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
tion Commission, [ hereby acknowledge the receipt of 
the following applications for licenses, and the date 
and place specified hereunder are hereby appointed 
for the inquiries in regard thereto :— 
Anplicant—Yee War, for a Pump on the Lachlan 
River, in portion 184, parish of Forbes, county of 
Ashburnham, Land District of Forbes. 


Applcants—Todd and Wadge, for a dam on Goobank 


Creek, in portion 37, parish Monwonga, county 
of Cunningham, Land District of Forbes. 


The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 9th October, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Forbes, and all persons interested are hereby 
notified to attend, and if they have any. objections to 
the granting of a license for either of the said works, 
they should state their objections at the inguiries 
hereby appointed. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1917-15026; 1917-11,986] 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





(inserted in lieu of previous notice published in Gazette of 
6th September, 1918.) 





“WATER ACT 1912.” 
Apriication No, 386, Wastrrn Lanp Boarp Drsrricr. 


HE following report on an inquiry into the apopli- 
cation of William McClure for a license under 
the abovementioned Act has been. presented to the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 
f : AMER: ph 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1918. 





Application by William McClure for a License for a 
Proposed Karthen Dam on ana branch of Flood’s 
Creek, No, 386, Western Land District. 


I neg to recommend the issue of the license for five 
years, subject to the following conditions :— 


(1) Crest of dam to be connected by levels to bench 
mark established near the work, and particulars 
of which will be retained in the office of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

(2) The whole of the work to be constructed and main- 
tained to the satisfaction of the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission. 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have power on giving the holder 
ot the license or occupier of the site of the work 
six months’ notice, to cancel, revoke, or withdraw 
the license, at any time if necessary or desirable 
i connection with any scheme that may he for- 
mulated for the improvement of the watercourse, 
or in connection with the constitution of a trust 
for the management of the same, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, [13 Sepr., 1918. 





(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion, revocation, or withdrawal to any person 


whomsoever. 
H. GILES SHAW, 
Stipendiary Magistrate. 
Broken Hill, 25th July, 1918. 


[W.C. and 1.C, 1917-11,390] [797] 





[1586] Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 12th September, 1918. 


“ MUNGYER BORE WATER TRUST.” 


PURSUANT to the “Water Act, 1912,’ and to the 

‘Trrigation Act, 1912,’? and amendments thereof, 
I, Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the powers in 
this behalf delegated to me by the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission, do hereby appoint 
Saturday, the 19th of October, 1918, as the date for 
the third election of two ‘Trustees of the ‘‘Mungyer 
Bore Water Trust,’’ in lieu of the Trustees whose 
term of office expires by effluxion of time, and the 
Trust’s Office, Frome-street, Moree, the polling-place 
for the said elegtion. 
[W.C. and 1.C. 1918-8,996] 

Hi HH. DARE, 
Commissioner. 





ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO, 





[1627 ] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 12th September, 1918. 


T 7 is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative Coun- 
cil and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, vig. :—- 


Act No. 21, 1918., “An Act to provide for the pzo- 
tection of certain animals and birds; to repeal 
the ‘Birds Protection Act, 1901,’ and the ‘Native 
Animals Protection Act, 1903’; to amend certain 
other Acts; and for other purpcses consequent 
thereon or incidental thereto.”’ 

Act No. 22. 1918. ‘‘An Act to amend the 
Act, 418997?’ 

W. L. 8. COOPER, 


Clerk of the Parliaments. 


‘Prisons 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, cbtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified. In terms of the 
Public Service Act, suitable applicants already per- 
manently employed in the Public Service will receive 
first consideration in the filling of permanent posi- 
tions }— 
23xp SrEprembBer, 1918. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (Female). Salary com- 
mencing at £70 per annum (or £110 per annum 
if the appointee is over 21 years of age), with 
increments up to £180 per annum, in terms of the 
Public Service Regulations (Clerical Division). 
Applicants must not be less than 17 nor more 
than 35 years of age on the first day of examina- 
tion: Provided that successful candidates will not 
be permanently appointed until they reach the 
age of 18 years. They will be required to submit 
themselves to a competitive examination, which 
will be held on the afternoons of the 19th aud 26th 
Octoher, 1918, in the following subjects: — 
Shorthand, Typing, English, Composition, Dicta- 
tion, Commercial Arithmetic, General knowledge 
paper. All candidates will be required to pay an 
examination fee of 5s., which must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessions, or The Treasury, and 
a receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary to 
the Board with the form of application. Copies 
of papers set at previous examinations mav be 
purchased at the Government Printing Office, 
price 6d. (per post 7d.) per copy. 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


4555 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the under- 
signed not later than the dates specified :— 


16tm Sepremerr, 1918. 


Boy Messengers. Applicants must be between 14 and 
16 years of age. Commencing rate of pay, 15s. 
per week, rising by increments of 2s. 6d. per week 
each year up to 20s. per week, and thereafter by 
increments of 5s. per week each year until pay 
reaches 35s. per week, increments being subject to 
satisfactory conduct and service. HMmployment 
will be in terms of section 44 of the ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,’’ and section 3 of the Amend- 
ing Act of 1903. ; 


93np SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


Medical Officer (male), Medical Branch, Department 
of Public Instruction. Salary, £500 per annum 
(Professional Division). Duties will consist of the 
ordinary medical work of a School Medical Ser- 
vice (no treatment). Successful applicant’s ser- 
vices will be utilised mainly in the metropolitan 
area. No private practice allowed. 


Dentist, Medical Branch, Department of Public In- 
struction. Pay, £145 per annum. Successful 
candidate will be required to attend at the School 
Dental Clinic, Sydney, five half days a week, each 
half-day to consist of 34 hours. Hmployment will 
be in terms of section 44 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Ages 1902,’ and section 3 of the Amending Act, 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 
[1803] Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
A le Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Intermediate Certificate 
Examination, a Competitive Examination of Candi- 
dates for admission to the Clerical Division of the 
Public Service of the State will be held in Sydney 
and at various country centres, which will be fixed as 
far as possible to suit the convenience of candidates, 
on the 25th November, 1918, and following days. For 
males, the estimated number of appointments to be 
made is one hundred, of which ten will be reserved 
for competition limited to candidates already em- 
ployed in the General Division of the Service, and 
twenty-five to candidates employed as Temporary 
Junior Clerks. For females, the examination will be 
held in Sydney, and in those country towns where 
offices under the Public Service Board’s jurisdiction 
are situated, and the estimated number of appoint- 
ments is five. 

Candidates, other than persons already permanently 
employed in the Public Service, must be not less than 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day 
of examination: Provided that successful male candi- 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached 16 years of age; while girls 
will be ineligible for employment till they have reached 
the age of 17 years. They must be of good character 
and in sound health. 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. 

eotion to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for the purpose, which can be ob- 
tained at the Office of the Board, and must reach the 
undersigned not later than the 14th October, 1918. 

Successful male candidates will be appointed on pro- 
bation as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum, At the expiration of twelve months, 
if satisfactory, they will be permanently appointed 
at the same galary, and will thereaftor be eligible to 
receive an annual increment of salary not exceeding 
£20, until they have reached a salary of £140 per 
annum, and thereafter to receive an annual increment 
of salary not exceeding £15 until they have reached 
a salary of £200 per annum, subject to the necessary 
funds being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- 
dates already employed in the General Division of the 
Service and who may be in receipt of higher salaries 
than £60 per annum will be appointed at such salaries 
as the Board may determine. Successful female can- 
didates will be appointed at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum, and, subject to the conditions above 
mentioned, will be eligible for annual increments of 
£15 up to a maximum of £155 per annum, 








All candidates will be required to pay an examina- 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can be 
obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 
principal booksellers. 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 


Secretary. 


[1802] Public Service Board, 


33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 


rENHE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 

currently with the Leaving Certificate Examina- 
tion, Competitive Examinations of Candidates (male) 
for admission to the Public Service of the State as 
Cadet Draftsmen and Cadet Architectural Draftsmen, 
Professional Division, and as Junior Clerks (male and 
female), Clerical Division, will be held in Sydney and 
at various country centres on the 11th November, 
1918, and following days. For female candidates the 
examination will be held only at those country towns 
where there are offices under the jurisdiction of the 
Public Service Board. The estimated number of 
appointments as Cadet Draftsmen to be made is 
twenty; Architectural Cadet, one; Junior Clerks— 
male, ten; female, five. 

Candidates, other than persons already permanently 
employed in the Public Service, must not be less than 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day of 
examination: Provided that successful male candi- 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached the age of 16 years, and 
successful female candidates until they reach the age 
of 17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound health. 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulations 105 (c), 106, and 109, 
and the standard will be that of the Leaving Certi- 
ficate. 

Applications to attend the examinations must be 
made on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, and must reach the under- 
signed not later than the 14th October. 

Candidates who are successful in the competition 
will be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, 
at a commencing salary of £100 per annum (Junior 
Clerks—male); £70 per annum (Junior Clerks— 
female); £85 per annum (Cadet Draftsmen). At the 
expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
be permanently appointed at the same salary, and 
will thereafter be eligible to receive increments up 
to £200 per annum, subject to the necessary funds 
being voted by Parliament. Male and female Junior 
Clerks will, however, be subject to special regulations 
as to commencing rates of salary and increments. 

All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 
for each. examination. The fee must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessicns or the Treasury, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary of the 
Board with the form of application. ; 

The Regulations ise attind the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 
the principal booksellers, 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 

Satz or Lost anp Uncriarmen Property, DArnine 
Harpour, 18rn Sepramper, 1918. 
®7OTICE is hereby given that a quantity of un- 
4 claimed goods on hand over six months and 
certain articles that have been left in trains or on 
railway premises, such as umbrellas, walking sticks, 
mufis, &c., and that have been on hand three months 
or more will be sold by public auction at 11 a.m. on 
Wednesday, 18th September, 1918, at Darling Har- 

bour Goods Station. 
wnets may apply for lost articles to the District 

auc aeta epuiey Station, until the 11th Sep- 
tember. 

The goods will be on view at Darling Harbour for 
two days preceding the sale. 
By order, 
J S. SPURWAY, 

Secretary. 





[1459] 


4556 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13’Srpz., 1918, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 


AND TRAMWAYS. 





ELECTION OF DEPUTY MEMBER FOR DIVISION 7 
(OFFICERS ON WAGES IN THE TRAMWAY 
TRAFFIC BRANCH) OF RAILWAYS AND TRAM- 
WAYS APPEALS BOARD. 


iG accordance with part 8 of the “ Government Railways 

Act, 1912,” and Railway By-law No. 492, published in 
the Government Gazette of 27th October, 1916, an election 
by the Staff has been held for the purpose of filling a vacancy 
which occurred in the employees’ representation on the Rail- 
ways and Tramways Appeals Board, for the unexpired period 
of three years, terminating on 380th November, 1919. 

The following is the result of the election :-- 

No, of Votes 





; received. 
Paull, Albert George Phillip 2,122 
Piper, William ... 50 seit 569 
Informal oa doc ae 9 
Total st tee 2,700 





I, therefore, declare Albert George Phillip Paull io be duly 
elected as Deputy Member, Division 7. 


J. 8S. SPURWAY, 
Returning Officer. 
Sydney, 12th September, 1918. [1630] 


[1601 | 





Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public mformation, that 
the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors under 
section 50 of the ‘Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Mcat Act, 1902 :— 
As from 3rd September, 1918— 
Constable George Linton Blackwell, Burrawang. 
Constable Thomas Henry Ehsman, 
Point. 
Constable Arthur Wright, Teralba. 
Constable Wilham Aughterson Beggs, Michelago. 
Constable Herbert Adam Brindle, Reid’s Flat. 
Sergeant Benjamin Bradshaw, Gunning. 
Sergeant Roderick Fraser, Parkes. 
Constable John Leslie Oakman, Marrar. 
Dr. William Smithson Holmes, Government 
Medical Officer, Teraiba. 
Frederick Ibbetson, Sanitary Inspector, Kyogle 


Shire. 
T. H. NEELY, 
Secretary. 


—— 





ee 


“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
AOTS, 1892-1906.” 


NeEwcastLe SpewERAGE—E Events (B) SEction. 


[? is hereby notified that provision having been made 
for the sewerage of properties within the boun- 
darices of the Eleventh (B) Section of the Sewerage 
District, embracing Newcastle and Suburbs, the sewer- 
age rates authorised to be levied by the ‘‘Hunter Dis- 
trict Water and Sewerage Act, 1892-1906,” may, on 
and after the 27th day of September, 1918, be enforced 
and recovered in respect of each and every sewered 
property situated within the said sewered section. 


The following is a description of the outer bhoun- 
daries of the Eleventh (B) Sewered Section hereinbefore 
referred to: Commencing at the intersection of the pro- 
Jongation north-westerly of the north-eastern side of 
Learmonth-street with the western side of Gordon- 
avenue; bounded thence on the west by this western 
side of Gordon-avenue (being a boundary of the Hleventh 
(A) Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Dumaresq-street: thence on the 
north by that side of that street (being a boundary of 
the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly across Gordon- 
avenue to its intersection with the eastern side of 
Gordon-avenue; thence again on the west by that side 
of that avenue (being a boundary of the Sixth 
Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Minola-street; thence again on 
the north by that side of that street (being a boun- 
dary of the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly for a 
distance of 6} chains; thence on the east by a line 
drawn from this point parallel to Gordon-avenue 
southerly to its intersection with the north-eastern 
side of Learmonth-street; thence on the south-west by 
that side of that street north-westerly, to the point 
of commencement 


Telegraph — 


—— 


Norr.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 ot 
the ‘‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as follows:—‘‘Sewered Property’’ 
means a property situated within a sewered section 
from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 
could, by means of drains, be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with such sewer of the Board or 
not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of such property could, by means of drains, be 
drained into any such sewer, such portion only of such 
property, whether such portion be connected directly 
or indirectly with sewer of the Board or not. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Secretary. 


Newcastle, 22nd August, 1918. [1433] 





[1462] Metropolitan Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1918. 


T is hereby notified that Courts of Appeal against 
assessments for Water Rates on properties situ- 
ated in Baulkham Hills Shire, Blacktown Shire, Colo 
Shire, Nepean Shire, Bulli Shire, Hornsby Shire, 
Warringah Shire, and Kuring-gai Shire, for the year 
commencing Ist July, 1918, will be held on the follow- 
ing dates, at the Court Houses and time, or as soon 
after as the business of the Court will permit, as set 
forth hereunder, viz. :— 


Baulkham Hills Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 23rd 
September, 10 o’clock forenoon. 

Blacktown Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 28rd Sep- 
tember, 10 o’clock forenoon. 

Bulli Shire, Bulli Court-house, 2nd October, 9.30 
o’clock forenoon, 

Colo Shire, Windsor Court-house, 10th October, 10 
o’clock forenoon. 

Nepean Shire, Camden Court-house, 14th October, 10 
o'clock forenoon. 

Hornsby Shire, Hornsby Court-house, 15th October, 
10 o’clock forenoon, 

Warringah Shire, Manly Court-house, 22nd October, 
10 o’clock forenoon. 

Kuring-gai Shire, North Sydney Court-house, 24th 
October, 10 o’clock forenoon. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 


Secretary. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice To THE OWNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Canterbury: Collingwood-avenue, from Homer-street 
to Hamilton-avenue; Coney-road, from Colling- 
wood-avenue westerly 206 yards (4,718); Jarrett- 
street, from existing main to Alfred-street (4,575). 

Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main north- 
westerly 242 yards (4,759). 

florasby: Osborne-road, from existing main southerly 
‘169 yards (6,601). 

Ku-ring-gai: Selwyn-street, from 
north-westerly 202 yards (6,594). 

Randwick: Gardener’s-road, from existing main to 
Doncaster-avenue; Doncaster-avenue, from Gar- 
dener’s-road northerly 486 yards; Borrodale-road, 
from Doncaster-avenue to existing main; Miller- 
street, from Doncaster-avenue easterly 175 yards 
(4,755); Barker-street, from Forsyth-street east- 
erly 267 yards (4,700); Brighton-road, from Car- 
rington-street to Melody-street (4,699); Areadia- 
street, from Arden-street to Beach-street (4,767). 

Warringah Shire: Clarke-street, from Ocean-street 
westerly 169 yards (6,552). 

Willoughby: Penkivil-street, from Kalegoorlie-street 
westerly 69 yards (6,597). 

Wollongong: Church-street, 
Swan-street (4,/72). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alieys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

4 ae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

. down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-fifth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 

1D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 

[1592] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


Merryvale-road 


from Beach-street ' to 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 





[1326] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 


Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Norick To THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND Premiszs 
IN— 

Balmain: Stack-street, from Darling-street north- 
westerly 184 yards (4,708). 

Canterbury: Riverview-road, from existing main to 
existing main 420 yards (4,678); Nelson-road, 
from existing main south-westerly 147 yards 
(4,678). 

Hurstville: Norman-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 318 yards: (4,734). 

Ku-ring-gai: Rosebery-road, from existing main to 
Stanhope-road 210 yards (6,613); Stanhope-road, 
from Roseberry-road easterly 162 yards (6,618); 
Redbank-road, from Cook-road south-westerly 
194 yards (6,606). 

Inidcombe: Graham-street, from existing main to 
Clarke-street 99 yards (4,721); Wilfred-street, 
from Woodburn-road westerly 137 yards (4,732). 

Marrickville: Lower Tupper street, from Addison. 
road to Gordon-street 102 yards (4,722). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

4b HE main pipe in the said streets, having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and |premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before the 
lith day of October next, to cause a proper pipe and 
stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the 
main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D, C. ROBERTSON, . 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. . 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novick To THE OwneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISHS 
IN— 


Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Seven Hills road 
south-easterly 1,046 yards (6,614). 

Canterbury: Schackel-avenue, from Homer-road north- 
erly 250 yards (4,652). 

Marnckviile: Pritchard-lane, from |Tupper-strect 
south-easterly 97 yards (4,660); Barclay-strect, 
from Marrickville-road north-easterly 74 yards 
(4,651). 

Mascot: Park-road, from Ponsonby-street easterly 164 
yards (4,638). 

Petersham: Nelson-place, from 
Trafalgar-crescent (4,644). 
Warringah Shire: Howard-avenue, from existing main 
to The Strand (6,604); Loftus-street, from Lagoon- 
street to Ocean-stieet (6,591); Clarke-street, from 

existing main easterly 191 yards (6,553). 

Woollahra: Carlisle-street, from existing main_ to 
Vernleigh-avenue; Fernleigh-avenue, from Car- 
lisle-street to Chamberlain-road (4,749). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] ; 


des: main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighteenth day of October next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1460] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


Sadlier-avenue to 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 2Ist August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Noticrk To THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
tN 


Alexandria: O’Riordan-street, from Botany-road 
south-westerly 212 yards (4,733). 

Granville: Neilson-street, from Clyde-street easterly 
277 yards (4,728); Ferndell-street, from existing 
main southerly 62 yards (4,719). 

Manly: Cecil-street, from Parkview-road westerly 74 
yards (6,574). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Gilba-road 
to Toongabbie-road (6,546). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 








4557 


eee —— 





| my HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or betore 
the fourth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1144] j ____ Water Supply and Sewerage. 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Norice to Lay Servics Pipzs. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
ie 





Waratah: Bridge-street, from High-street southerly 
100 yards; High-street, from Bridge-street to 
Kdith-street; Young-street, from Bowker-street 
to Parkview-street; Watson-street, from end of 
existing main south-easterly to Rawson-street ; 
Rawson-street, from Southon-street to Upfold- 
street; Upfold-street, from end of existing main 
south-easterly to Rawson-street. 

Hamilton: Dumaresque-street, from Steel-street to 
Chaucer-street; Samdon-street, from Cleary-street 
to Bibby-street. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 

llth October, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 

cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Secretary. 
[1318] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
26th August, 1918. 


[1595] 





Supreme Court, 
Sydney, Ith September, 1918. 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of the “ Mar- 
riage Act, 1899,” No. 15, Jonathan Davey Young Button, 
Esquire, J.P., of Coonamble, has been appointed by their 
Honcrs the Judges to give consent to the Marriage of Minors 
for the District of Coonamble. 
By order of the Judges, 
C. R. WALSH, 


Prothonotary. 





[1571] . Supreme Court, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1918. 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the “Marriage Act, 1899,’? No. 15, the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been appointed by their 
Honors the Judges to give consent to the marriage 
of minors for the districts hereunder mentioned :— 
Herman Wook, Esquire, J.P.; residence—Darlington 
Point; District of Hay. | 
Arthur Reginald Perry, HKsquire, P.M.; residence— 
Dubbo: District of Dubbo. ; 
William Hdmund Potts, Esquire, J.P.; residence— 
Narrabri; District of Narrabri. 
By order of the Judges, 
C. R. WALSH, 
Prothonotary. 


IN THE COURT OF REVIEW HOLDEN AT 
MURRURUNDI. 

APPEALS AGaArInsT INcoME TAX ASSESSMENTS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Review will be 
holden at the Court-house, at Murrurundi, at ten o’clock in 
the forenoon of Tuesday, the nineteenth (19th) day of 
November, 1918, for the purpose of hearing appeals against 
Income Tax Assessments. 

Dated this tenth day of September, 1918. 


C. W. SWINEY, 
Registrar of the Court. 








[1614] 
1563 Stores Supply Committee 
! } 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1918. 


r Pea for the carrying out of Jaundry work required 

at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, at Richmond, 

from the 4th November, 1918, will be received at the Stores 

Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4°30 
p.m. on Wednesday, 25th September, 1918. é 

Tender forms and further particulars may be obtained on 


application, ' 
A. BERCKELMAN., 
Executiye Member. 


4558 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Supr., 1918, 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, 
ENDERS will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLOEK 


P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 


upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. Tor Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 





R.T. BALL. 
Dates , a : Ae 
SUA ; fF Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work rf Supplies to be Bes sem General ondinens, and rea of Tender, — Remarks, 
Tendered for. paver 3 bs , e may be seen. 


SS ee eee———eeeEeEeEeEeEeeeeeeee——————————EEEE——eEEE—————eeeeeeE 


Building Works, 








Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Mental Hospital, 
Callan Park. 


Painting Admission Bleck, Mental Hespital, 
Callan Park. 


16 Sept., 1918 











—_——_. 





rere re 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Dopart- | Fresh Tenders. 
ment, Sydney; and Supervising 
Engineer’s Office, Goulburn. 


Erection of Operating Block at the District 


16 Sept., 1918 
Hospital, Goulburn. 




















Erection of New Dining Rooms and Recrea- | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
tion Hall at the Sanatorium, Waterfall. ment, Sydney; and Sanatorium, Water- 
| fall. 








Alterations and Additions to the Royal South 


23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Fublic Works Depart- 
Sydney Hospital. 


ment, Sydney. 





Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Hospital, | 8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Grafton. ment, Sydney ; Court-house, Grafton ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Lismore. 








Harbour and Drainage Works. 





Removal of Rock at the entrance to the 


25 Nov., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Denart- | 
Clarence River. 


ment, Syduey; Public Works Offices, 
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 
Wellington (New Zealand); Secretary, 
| Harbour Trust, Auckland (Mew Zea- 





land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Court-house, Grafton. 








Miscellaneous. 


m 


Installation of one Hlectric Lift at the | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Worke Depart- 
Hospital, Goulburn. : ment, Sycney. 











Installation of Steam and Electric Sterilizing 
Plant at the Hospital, Gunnedah, 





23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
| ment, Sydney. 





~ —_ 


Installation of a Domestic Hot Water Service | 30 Sept., 1918 


Contractors’ Roam, Public Works Depart- 
at the Hospital, Gunnedah. 


moont, Sydney; and Supervising Hn- 
gincer’s Office, Tamworth. 











i 





Installation of Roentgen Ray Apparatus, | 30 Sept, 1918 | Contractors’? Room, Public Works Depart- H 
District Hospital, Lismore. mont, Syduey. | 








National and Local Government Works. 








Erection of Timber Truss Bridge over Brogo Fresh lenders, 


8 Oct., 1918 ; Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
River at Brogo, Road Bega to Cobargo. | 


ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Bega, | 
| Moruya, Hden, West Maitland, Goul- | 








burn, and Grafton ; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 








13 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 4559 


pee eas 








Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 
4 pas will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 


Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 


Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and addresses of twu 
sureties for approval. 


The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘ Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 


The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer, or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


R, T. BALL. 











| Date trom whioh 
5s Area of Norm | 4x Tenders close 
Watering Place. Tonant’s Leaga, Road. of Lease, | te es be | 2 p.in., as under, 
ae) ohp! 
Polygonum Hut Tank ..| 640 0 O | Booligal to Mossgiel aie ...| 5 years | 1 Dec.; 1918 ;..] 21 Oct., 1918. 


. 











Department of Education, 
Sydney, 13th September, 2918. 


TENDERS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’olock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second column. 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ** Tender 
for (insert the name of schcol and the work to which the tender relates}.” 


All tenders for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (is. in the £ 
on the amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL. 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must ba in the form of a bank draft, a money order, er » marked cheque cn a Sydney bank, drawn In 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. Ii the person or pereons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract doeument upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which ease the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned te him when an officor 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 


The Minister dogs nob bind himself to accept the lowert or any tender. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education. 

















e up to which : . ep hae 
Description of Work to be tendered for, "Ponders wil be Where Plans and mreeteations. ay, be seen, and Tender 
1918. 
Moonee, via Coffs Harbour—New School Building ...| 19 September..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Grafton and Cofi’s Harbour. 
Tingha (Fresh)—Removal of Class-room from Howell) 19 AA ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
and re-erection at Tingha. Schools, Tingha and Inverell. 
Bolong (Fresh) Additions ... ved ne ghn aes faa aay ES * ..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Bolong, Berry, and Nowra. 
Lilyville—Fencing ... Se mae ue Ai ...| 26 * ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 
Ingleburn—New Water Service ... 8 ee mai 20 " ...| Department of Education, Sydney. : 
Chelmsford, via Lismore (Fresh)—Additions ... eile) . ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Lismore and Chelmsford. 
Broken Hill High—New School Building =, 56) 2S 53 ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
School, Broken Hill. 
Gundurimba (Fresh)—Improvements and Repairs ...| 3 October ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Gundurimba, Lismore, and Casino. ; 
Tigrah, via Bundook—Additions and repairs, &c. anes As ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tigrah, Gloucester, and Taree. 
Bexley—Fencing ... eae Bat ob 0 spell 33 op ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 


—$_—$——$—<——————— — ———————————————————— ———————————————————————————————— ——— eeem™m———_rvrvrr ews c_— OTe er—— ee 


1 be is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyeter culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 





(13 Sxpr., 1918. 





State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 


have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 


covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with tho license (or permit) authorising occupation 


thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary's Departinent, upon application. 











rj | 

Registered) No, of | Classifi- 
Papers. Lease. | cation. 
Fisheries, 

1¥18-9759-| 9759* |Inferior | 
5475. lands. | 

1918-9799-| 9799* Do ..| 
5476. | 

1918-9782-| 9782* Do «=| 
5477. | 

1918-9801-| 9801 Do 
5478. 

1918-9692-| 9692 Do 
5479. 

1918-9693-| 9693 Do 
5480. 














GEORGE W. FULLER. 




















SOHEDULE. 
Situation and extent Term A I 
Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased, of Roneal Remarks, 
and Plan Gat. No, Tease: | |ac vents 
Hor di. 
John George Baldwin ..| Yurrunga, via| Hawkesbury River, frontage 710) 5 years} 213 0 | Under seetion 12 (38m), ‘ Fisheries 
Moss Vale. yards, Plan Cat. No. H. 156-41.) from (Amendment) Act, 
28-8-18. (Fisheries Act, Meek 
Thomas Mead Ae ..| Bermagui ..| Wallaga Lake, frontage 1,00C) do 15 0 do 
yards. Plan Cat. No. W. 10-84. 
Cyril Taylor Bond .. ..| Care Mr. Cole-| George’s River, area about acres] do 45 10) ado do 
borne, Letitia- 1 rood 39 perches. Plan Cat. 
street, Oatley.| No. G. 118-47. 
Robert Nixon ie ..| Brunswick Brunswick River, frontage 200) do 0 0 de do 
Heads.| yards, Plan Cat. No. B.-11-6. 
George Edward Forwell,| Wooli, via] Wooli Wooli Creek, fromage 200) do ..! 0 0 do do 
Jobn Thomas O’Keeffe,) Ulmarra, yards. Plan Cat. No. W. 11-11. | 
Thomas Patrick Donoghue, 
and John James Hoarty, 
trading as Forwell and 
Company. 
do do ae do Wooli Wooli Creek, frontage 200) do 0 0 do do 
yards. Plan Cat. No. W. 12-11. 








No oysters may be removed from any of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). 
renewed for a second term of five years, 
(third) term of five years. 


* Oyster Leases Nos. 9759, 9799, and 9782 are granted subject to the special conditions that notwithstanding the rentals shall 
commence from the date of approval of granting the leases, their payment shall be deferred over the first three years of the first five years 
term of the leases, and proportionately spread over the remaisiog twelve years of their further terms, and also that the leases shall not 














Sprorat ConpDitTions, PRovistons, ExckPrions, COVENAN®S, AND RESERVATIONS. 


be sold or transferred to any persons other than approved returned soldiers. 


[16(6] 





State Fisheries, 
Chief Secret»ry’s Department, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermeationsd persons have applied to leas» for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 


inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
o'clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portioas may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally koown bona fide hauls to have been made over 


the area during the preceding twelve months. 


requested to do so. 


Lease 
No. 


*9758 | John Edward Mil-| At Cockleshell Point, on the eastern side 


ligan. 


Applicant, Looality. | Parish, | County, 


Port STEPHENS. 





Hunter RIVER. 


Walter Barclay. westerly corner of portion No. 45. 


9864 | John Canning andj About 170 yards north-westerly from the al Newcastle ... 


9880 | George 


GrorGes’s RIVER. 
William) At the southern end of oyster lease No. 9,224) Sutherland .. 


Collis. section 2. 
*9881 | Harold Leslie Mon-| At the eastern end of application No. 9,828 _.,.. CLO meee ns 
| tague, 
CLARENCE RIVER. ; 
9882 | George aud Riley| At the eastern end of oyster lease No. 8,215 Taloumbi ... 





Marshall. 








| Gloucester 4 108 


They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 


HE. B. HARKNESS, 


Under Secretary, 














Length of | Term of 
Forsshors.| Leaas, 
Yards, 
15 years. 





Northum- 800 yee years, 


berland, 
Cumberland 25 | 15 years. 
do! , s..| 10 acres) 10 9%; 
(about). 
Yards, 


Clarence ... 200 





15 years. 








* Applications Nos, 9,758 and 9881 are subject to the special conditions relating to Returned Soldiers Holdings. | 


If any lease be 
it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or any later year for a further 


13 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 4561 





Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands Branch, 
Sydney, ]3th September, 1918, 


STOCK ACT, 1901. 
PART Vi.—REGISTRATION OF BRANDS OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 


FIRST QUARTERLY LIST OF HORSE AND CATTLE BRANDS FOR 1918 — 
THIRD NOTIFICATION. 

N OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of section 176 of the above-named Act, that the 

Brands set opposite to the names and addresses of the persons mentioned in the appended List 
have been applied for, accepted by, or allotted to, such persons; and that if, within two months from the 
first notification in Government Gazette, 9th August, 1918, no objection be made by any other person, on 
account of his owning a Horse or Cattle Brand similar to any of those hereby notified, such Brands shall be 
deemed to belong to the persons so applying for the registration thereof, and shall be registered accordingly. 


1. The attention of stock-owners and the public is called to this notice and the appended List of 
Brands ; and applicants whose names appear therein are requested to see that their Brands and names, 
and the postal addresses of the places or stations where the Brands applied for are intended to be used 
are correctly given, in order that all notices may be addressed to the proper post towns of such places or 
stations, 

2. If any error or omission be observed, the applicant should at once communicate the fact to this 
Department ; and in doing so he should be careful to give the Brand and number set opposite to His name 


as well as his address. 
S. T. D. SYMONS, 


Registrar of Brands. 


List of Horse and Cattle Brands for Quarter ended 
31st Maren 1918. 


The letters F{C in second column dencte that the Brand is registered for Herses and Cattle. 























The letter H aA denotes 7 13 Horses only, 
The letter C 53 5 5 ¥ Cattle only. 
The letters CM A denote xs F Camels only. 
ad | No. of [ | ad No. of 
Brand 3 Name and Address. Appli- | Brand. & 3 Name and Address. Appli- 
a cation. | wa cation. 
te: on ae ee nL ap 
| Letters. ‘ 
| i B 
rad A i 
.HC|Francis William Hill, Buttabone, 130849) @V-- |HC|George Ernest pO aces ae ea 
Warren and Frenchman’s road, ; anes ulliwa Creek, 1 fate 130360 
Randwick t BADX..JAC|Thoma iS James Dar, E uston ‘a Hae 
a ‘HC|Archibald Angus Anderson, Warre- | 130550} bb... C Lee curt Kod Brown, Ivy Vale, 380013 
es ae , Chatew ase eee PB HC John Browning, Greenwood, Hastings, T7628 
. 4 e River. (Transferred from Iliza- 
A(M...| C |Alexander McConaghy, Berry ion beth Browning.) a es 
4) lz Alfred Luff, Ingleburn. (Transferred) 17668! B Ae! peas Thaddus O’Mullane, Wee130631 
ar) from Elizabeth Ann Luff.) OM ire 131446 
<D1L'H G/Alexander Donaldson, Aberdare Barney and Patrick Farley, Upper |l3 
C Extended Colliery ‘Cosanoel Rollands Plains, Wilson River, via 
9 me 


Telegraph Point 
John, Michael, and William Barry, |131297 
Oakleigh, Hopefield 


AS& M2} C |Annie Eleanor Martyn, Cowper- 
street, Tenterfield 
A ‘L.| H |William Trenchard Holloway, Mount 
St Pleasant, Kelly’s Plains. (For Cattle 


brand see under A 5) 


aI..j/HC|Albert Gilbert Isaacs, Dobies Bight, 
Casino 


<'T....4 C|Rebecca Hills, Spring Grove, Crook: 


well 
Aer HC Alice Maud Owen, Mogo Mogo, 
Charleyong, via "Braidwood 
<S...JHC/|Alexander Stevenson, junior, Willow 
Mount, Mundooran 
A t Cc William Trenchard H ‘olloway, Mount 
TH Pleasant, Kelly’s Plains. (For horse 


Co 


Ernest Albert Gandern, Barraba 131214 
Albion Cameron, Congewai, via Cess-/130634 
nock 
Timms Bros., Nelyambo Station, T7624 
Cobar. (Transferred from Joseph 
Timms.) 


Sarah Elizabeth Cameron, Pokolbin | 15077 


Conrad Ernest Gerke Gienoak 130804 
Deepwater 
James Halliday, Sandy Flat. (Trans-| 17661 
ferred from Susan Halliday.) 
C. Jeffries Britten, Ltd., Wood- T7652 
house, Tamworth. (Transferred 
from ©. J. Britten.) 


brand see under 4 3) 


VY....HOC|Albert Ernest Brothertcn, Bombala. 
(Transferred from Albert Ernest 
Brotherton and Wilburn Amos 
John Yelds), 

















"No. 113, 13 Szpremper, 1918, —3, 





4562 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, (13 Supr., 1918, 











No. of i No. of 
Brand. Name and Address. Appli- Brand. Name and Address. Appli- 
cation. cation. 





oe HO |Richard Dennis Legge, Peak Hill 130749 Gh C |Christopher and Herbert Lindsay T7648 


V Watson, Numba, via Nowra. 
oT... C|Albert Luckie, Bundulla, Mun- T7645 (Transferred from George H. 
dooran. (Transferred from Mary Watson. ) 130808 
Ann Luckie.) ~D VV ...| C |George Waller, Cowangarra, via 
OB..,HC|Patrick Moore, Jerrabomberra, 131029 Wauchope, Hastings River 
Queanbeyan 


CNS...| H |Charles Norton Smith, Wilecannia  |130547 
[Ep 


Herbert Arthur Upton, Teven 131497 
Creek , 
Edmund Percy Bailey, Emmaville /|131005 


Henry Campbell, Spring Gully, 131253 
Backwater 
Jeffery Hicks, Byabarra, via Wau- |131099 
chope 
Herbert Leonard Vere Podmore, 131556 
Frank and Elizabeth streets, 


413) 
DD LIHClJohn William Dodds, Orama, Upper 
Bellinger River 
iS C |James Ferguson Heazlett, Gundaroo 
DLIHC|Bridget Dwyer, Seven Mile, Sandy 
UV Flat 
R 


D YR...|HC Ce Dwyer, Milo, , Wetherill Park 
a2 ds 
HV T..| H |Ernest Albert Terry, Echo, Railway- Daniel Joseph Brogan, Denning’s- 130942 


lane, Tamworth 
Executors estate of late John Beven,!130935 
Bevendaie, via Dalton 
Archibald Henry Booth, Mitchell’s |1807&6 
Island, Manning River 


John Lettice, Spring Gully, Bunnan /|130617 


street, Cabramatta 

&wW...| GC )Ernest Spence Blacka, Breakfast 
Creek, Cobargo 
BOL/WC|Ernest Combe, Walker’s Ridge, 
Alagala, Narromine 
&d....HC|George Edmunds, Hillingston, 








UEC Babrive Detclis Pauclas! Park Alfred Millman, Harfleur-street, 131146 
a Kootingal * ; Doeasin: oa m 
Tae. HO|Nathaniel Martin and Arthur Amos Ae ae nee Te SS 131503 
Legge, Nethercote, Eden. (Trans- ae pee cece as Be 


BN olen claerree om award, Peach Leese.) gg] | EEC|Albort John Taylor, Warkworth, 46s 


(lransferred from James Newell.) via Singleton 






HO../HC|Thomas Henry Owen, Nerriga, 131504) VW... C Ivy Maude Wilson, Bemboka 130789 
Braidwood 
els C |Elizabeth Olive Frazer, Dungog 1309438 a 
a : Iara ng eT OA 7 
BOS../HC Eugene Joseph O'Sullivan, Doora-|131096 HC|John Antony Connolly, Casino 130978 
ES L HC|Executors late J. H. Schmidt, Spring-|/131633) C |Henrietta Wallace, Comboyue, via |131505 
W field, Walla Walla Kendall 
@xH...| CG [Edmund James Trueman, Sunshine,|131033 # |John Bell Armstrong, Lake Victoria|130874 
Ingleburn Station, Cal Lal 
HC|David James Bonnington, Woodvaleji31544 
Park, Curban 
a5 HC /Executors estate of late J. T. Sloman, |131402 
3 ee ; ; Mt.. Pleasant, Dundee 
FAS..JHC pergh - coeenaly Schulz, Elmslie, 130991} HC|Gcorge Herbert Drayton, Belibird -/131547 


U-.... C |George William Fooks, Kissing Point}130876} 
road, Dundas ha Ee 
Ff @®...,HO|Frank William Doherty, Sawyer’s [131631 
Gully, Warialda 


HC|John W. Drewe, Wyona, Maules 131607 
Creek, Boggabri 
H |James Edward Kennedy, Keewong |131385 
Station, Cobar 








FF LIA C|Gibson Bros., Caragabal, Grenfell. T7615 HC\John Farrell, Glen Morrison, 130497 
G (Transferred from Executors estate H Walcha 
late F. F. Gibson.) HC/Joseph Googe, Pine View, Wybong, (131038 
WLL.-..| C |Florence Lenore Lisle, Urunga, 131592; Muswellbrook 
Bellinger Heads | -+| © |James Gray Alexander, Miriam- 131560 


WI 1./HC|Wirrialpa Pastoral Company, Ltd., | 17641} street, Ryde 


A Heston, Guy Fawkes, via Ebor. ---|HfC|George Jackson, Kia Ora, Curlewis [130790 
(Transferred from Frederick -|H C\Jack Joe Lowe, care Wing Hing 131467 
Be r hae ie é ae f Long and Co. Tingha 
PS HC isintey Gee ck dee AAA 131130) HC|John O’Rourke, Ben Lomcnd 130655 
| O|James Harry Fuller, Ws a Park 14] 
_P2I..EC Age Wasee prea Eel 4 HC/John Mahony, Tamworth 130892 


H |Helen Pratt, Ellerslie, Harefield., ™7680 
(Transferred from John P. Pratt.) 


, 





ce C |James D., Archibald, and Margaret|130676 
eid 4 McCallum, Moonan Flat, via Scone 
4 ) Yin = fi BQ 
Soncait 5 pamailied pase irvine Gee 7 i HO|James Samuel Worth, Coolongolook |121366 
Bh C |George Henry Bramble, Bungwahl_ |130577! .|HC|James T. Doig, Cullenbenbong, vial 17610 
Flat Megalong. (Transferred fromJames 





as 
GD...) G |George Thomas Doland, Howlong-  |130685 Thompson and James T. Doig.) 





road, Albury : ; jails ../HC|(Miss) Clara A, Murphy, Porter’s|131392 
HGEL/HC|William Richard Gossage, Gulgong. | 17679 Retreat 
G (Transferred from William Goss- JT UHC |Ernest Loosely Molong Parslow, {131071 
age.) 4 ate Ay Elmshurst, Molong 
’ t C 2 ee ; 
aS HC ee eae am, Westwood, Koora- |130379 af HC Joseph Archer, Lenore, Murga 131522 
GS 1...,\HC|George Spencer Irvine, Bonville, 131609 W...|HC|(Mrs.) Elizabeth Jane Ward, Orange 131479 











Coffs Harbour Mount, Eulah Creek, Narrabri 





13 Serr, 1918.] 








Brand, 3 | Name and Address, 
na cation 
K 
KB...| H |Timms Brothers, Nelyambo Station, 
Cobar. (Transferred from Joseph 
Timms.) 
KCB..\f{C/Kenneth Beaton, Newton Boyd, /|130594 
Glen Innes 
She HC \lvy C. Knauer, Laura Feodore Knauer,} 17627 
rd Linda Emily Harris-Walker and| ~ 
Ebba Louisa Knauer, Clybucca, 
Macleay River. (Transferred from 
John Knauer.) 
kZ...,HC|\Anthony Harold Knauer, Kempsey...|130240 
KR...\H#C|\John Knox Ross, Ardersier, Inverell/130906 
ae | 
LAL...|HC|Alfred Cleverdon Smiles, Kirithia, |130863 
Tamworth 
ae HC\James Lindsay Bourne, Pyree, via|131054 
WN Nowra 
>... HC \BRobert H. N. and Donald R. Landale,|130821 
un Lindifferon, Deniliquin 
Le....HC/Christopher John Lynch, Dunoon. | 17625 
(Transferred from John Lynch.) 
L Si HC Denis Stephen Lett, Tellis Dene, |129990 
D Galambine, Gulgong 
LTEW...| H |Leslie Thomas Wallace Wieland, [131805° 
Ponto, Geurie 
NM 
AYO D-.| G |Thomas William F. MeDonald, [130641j 
Ulong Creek, Eastern Dorrigo _, 
TNE &...\.HC|Michael McLaren, Bryan’s Gap, |130939) 
Tenterfield 
TIE U...| HC |Bertie Clayton McWhirter, Morton’ |131425 
Creek, Beechwood, Hastings 
River 
Ue P| GC |James Benjamin Meppem, Forest|i31021) 
Vale, Kilgowla 
M HC|Arthur James Gallegos, Marsh-st., |130726' 
JG Armidale 
N 
N 4 H |John, Albert S. and Ernest A. Ryan,|131037 
mm Yarra, Bibbenluke : 
N2&....,HCjArthur Lincoln Wilson, Ferndale,| 17662; 
Caloola, (Transferred from Noble | 
Wilson.) 
NN... /HC|L. J. Williams, Llangothlin. (Trans-) 17670 
ferred from J. C. Robbie.) 
8 
O 
On} H 'Edmund Barnett, Baden Park, {130671 
td Cobar 
OD...HC|John William Francis, Burren 131276 
Junction 
Ol] H |Olando John Mortimore, Killar-/131470; 
M ney Station, Narrabri 
cals James Lawrence Ryan, Munroe, (130843, 
i S| Cootamundra 
oe Margaret O’Brien, Lost River, Crook-|130405, 
vA well 
4S 
: Pa... HC|Peter Accola, Jerilderie 130736 
tdO...| H |Clemert Patrick Taylor, Cooranbong) !30675 
=} ae Peter Christensen, Wilson’s Down- |/131284j 
lik fall 
PA-. HC |Martin Rowen, Scott’s Flat beet! 
Ay yet Executors of estate of late Freder-|131595 
Y ick Augustus Parbury, Satur, Scone 
ER ; 
RBH....ACjAnnie Byrne, Tubbamurra, via 131043} 
Liangothlin 
JS? D....HG|Roderick Coombes, Bolivia 130815 
YOD....HC|Robert Joseph Dunn, Currajong, via} 17660 
Wagga Wagga. (Iransferred from 
Henry Oliver Heath and Robert J. 
Dunn.) 
R®...HC/|Alfred Thomas Chapman Dunn, 131338 
- |. Ellerslie, Condobolin 











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4563 




















T7624 RIC 
O° t 


UC... 
DF On 





HC 


HC 


C 


HC 
HC 


Cc 
HC 


HC 


HC 


HC 


HC 
HC 


C 





CM 


Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction 
View, Adaminaby 

Robert John Boyne (trustee late Henry 
Ricketson), Billabong, Marsden’s 

John Joseph and Morgan Berchmans 
Redden, Coolcappa, Coonabarabran 

Richard O’Donnell, Slaty Creek, 
West Wallsend 

Roy Russell Weakley, Holmwood, 
near Tarro 

Francis Timothy Russell, River View, 
Adaminaby 

Kidgar Marshall Turnbull, Macksville, 
Nambucca River. (Transferred 
from Jane Turnbull.) 


Robert Wright, Gilroy, via Ashley 


Reginald Faunce Ryrie, Rosemont, 
Mulgrave 


John, Albert Sinclair and Ernest 


S : 
Sydney Alfred Budge, Marsden 


Simon Francis Corey, Gingerra, 
Anembo 

Richard Albert Tickner, Glenloss, 
Marulan. (Transferred from 
Edward Tickner.) 


derie 

Robert O’Hara, Strawberry Hills, 
Glen Innes 

Said Goolam Adeen, North Camel 
Camp, Broken Hill 

Wiliam Paul Schafer, Amosfield 
P.O., Ruby Creek 

iSamuel Tilson Kirkland, Main Arm, 

Mullumbimby 


|Arthur Edmund Pearce, Liddell 


di 


Thomas Arthur Brown, Collarenebri 


Henry Herbert Egan, Bredbo 

Thomas Edward Gammon, Morundah 

Harold Clement Higgins, Canowin- 
dra. (Transferred from Thomas 
Higgins.) 

Henry James, Gunnedah. 
ferred from Thomas James. ) 

Thomas Mulvihill, Tumut 

Joseph John Mainey, Turner’s Flat, 
Upper Macleay River 

Mary McCafferty, Belmore River. 
(Transferred from Hugh McCaf- 
ferty.) 

Thomas McKinnon, Dunoon, Rich- 
mond River 

Mary Bond Worboys, Castle Moun- 
tain, Quirindi 

Walter York, Castlereagh-street, 
Singleton 


(Trans- 


Oh 


Philip Carroll, Mooparabah, via 
Sherwood 

Robert. Leckie, Mount Manara 
Station, Ivanhoe 


a 


Victor Manning Gill, Jones Island, 
Manning River 

George Venables, Tocumwal. 
(Transferred fron John Venables.) 

Sarah Jane Turnbull, Woodhall, 

Euroka, Manning River 








Andrew Ryan, Yarra, Bibbenluke 


Sam Kum Kie, The Yanko, Jeril- 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 





131457 
130787 
130181 
131052 
130656 
130695 


T7621 


131606 
131174 


131037 


130560 
130553 


T7625 


131250 
131414 
131600 
131618 
130993 


131375 


131421 


130598 
1130969 
| ©7612 


T7631 


130910 
131474 


T7665 
130739 
97904. 
131209 
131020 


131420 
130460 


131320 
T7636 
130603 








4564 


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{13 Szpr., 1918, 





Brand, | Name and Address, 1) 





Stock 


1 
be JBC 
mbes 
WBLHC 
TU Dial VEC 
we HC 
WELIHC 
WwW 
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Henrietta Wallace, Comboyne, via 
Kendall 

Stanley.Harris Webb, Kangaloon 

Mary Ann Bailey, Upper McDonald, 
via St. Albans 

Charles and Millicent Marshall Black, 
Ayrdale, Wolumla 

William Dwight, Urunga 


William Edward Craft, Cooranbong 


Tom Milton Mann, Dunkeld, Cub- 
baroo. (Transferred from William 
Ernest White.) 

Walter Frederick Nepean, Balmoral 

Dairy, Tamworth 


George Gover Webb, Port Macquarie 


Hester Birch, Springwood, Porter’s { 

Retreat 

Walter John Newbon, Boggabri 

Wilburn Amos John Yelds, Delrill, 
Bombala 


Ellen King, Mount View, Cessnock 


John Moore, Dry Plain, Cooma 

Leslie Tulen Wilson, Hampton, via 
Mount Victoria 

Charles Dunshea, Araluen. 
ferred from W. Wisby.) 


(Trans- 


<x 


Clarence William Marsh, Palmer’s 
Island. (Transferred from Albert 
Marsh.) 


Alice Cooper, Balo-street, Moree 


i 


W. A. Wilde, Rockdale, Bellata. 
(Transferred from G. T. V. Wilde.) 


Letters and Numerals, 


oN 


Exectrs. and Hxecutrix late Andrew 
Kasterman, Roseneath, Watson’s 
Creek, via Bendemeer 


Agnes Nungesser, Seven Hills 


Arthur Albert Reynolds, Junction 
View, Adaminaby 

Willham Ringland, Quaama, via 
Bega. (Transferred from Abraham 
Shipton. ) 

Alfred William Way, Rosewood, 
Beechwood, Hastings River 


B 


Benjamin Meyers, P.O., Mungindi 


Agnes Isabella Locke, Yalgogrin 
North 


Cc 


Claude Gostwyck Burton, Langlands, 
Glen Oak 


18) 


Charles Edward Lyons, Belanglo, 
Berrima 

Donald William Cameron, © 
Glenarden, Millie. (Horse 
brand, transferred from Donald 
Cameron.) 





darius, Killong Butta, via Bathurst 








No. of 
Appli- 


cation. 
4 
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131505, 
130543) 
131610) 


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131333 


131363; 

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130927} 
131034 





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131024: 





131089 


131115 


130065 
T7650 


John Alfred Joseph Sprouster, Pen-!131371 


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HC 


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HC 


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Name and Address, 


aah 


George Chalker, Guineacor Station, 


Wombeyan Caves 


Bumberry 


Glen Innes. 


Cassilis 


Oak 


Alfred William Floyd, Rose Dale, 


Mary Tyrrell, Cobargo 


Gr 


Geoffrey Innis Williams, Barraba 
Garland George Morrison, Smith’s 
Creek, Upper Copmanhurst 

James George Alexander Hogbin, 


158 


Wilbam Henry Collins, Glen Doon, 


J 


John Roy, senior, P.O., Currawarna 
John William Chapman, Greenhill 
P.O., Macleay River 

John Thomas James Green, Glen 


Archibald Donald, James Douglas, 
and Margaret McCallum, Moonan 
Flat, via Scone. (Transferred from 
James Douglas McCallum.) 
William John Payne, Dignam’s 


Creek, Cobargo 


Hay 


Grafton 


K 


Executors Hstate of late Michael — 
O'Keefe, Cleveland Valley, St. 
Leonards Creek, Walcha 
Richard Kenneth Pocock, West 


oe 


Laurence Augustus Bourke, Wolumla 


MM 


James Burt, Mittagong. 
ferred from William Salmon. ) 


Harold M‘Gregor, Warialda 
Stewart Edgar Jordan, Trenayr, 


Oo 


John Robert and Frederick Augustus 


Oeding, Corowa 


eg 


Hubert Patrick Brennan, Silent 


Dale, Mundooran 


R 


William F. Rock, Tenterfield 
Thomas William Edward Aubrey 


Seaman, Hadley 


James Henry Johns, Bodangora. 
(Horse brand transferred from 


Robert Lindsay.) 


Ss 


North Broken Hill 


Tamworth 


(Trans- 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


131473 
131045 


131154 


130570 
131110 


130669 © 


131145 


131346 
131565 


131167 
T7639 


131051 


130803 


131382 


130826 


T7619 


131156 
130866 








Said New Mahomed, Camel Camp, 


Menna Jones, Forest Field, 


131508 


151106 


131193 
131360 


T7656 
131334 


130599 
131454 








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Brand. 





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Name and Address. 





T 
Thomas John Ward, Park-street, 
Millthorpe 
Charles Tudgey, Karoora, 
Gunnedah 
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Shiels; Mrs. 


Elisha Chalker; Charles Wester- 
man; Mrs. Agnes H. Chalker ; 
Mrs. Dellar J. Crawford; Mrs. 
Selina Ellen Jeffery, Bobeyan, 
Cooma. (‘Transferred from Thomas 
Westerman. ) 


a 


Clifton Downs Station, Yantabulla, 


street, Campsie 


WwW 


Herbert Edwin Baines, Cedar Party 
Creek, Manning River 
Toro; { 


[William Charles Davis, 

Mulgoa-road, via Liverpool 

Catherine Mary Patterson, Linfern, 
Blayney 


a 


Ernest James Staff, Dunoon, 
Richmond River 


Xe 
Thomas Hennessy, Bulahdelah 


Z 


Alexander M ‘Kenzie, Heather Heath,|] 
Hobby’s Yards 


Conjoined Letters. 


A. 


Albert James Puckeridge, Forster, 
Cape Hawke 

Alfred Henry Murray Cornell, 
Boree Creek 

Aubrey Thomas Browne, 129 Louth 
Park road, West Maitland 

Alfred Henry Wallis, Missabotti, via 
Bowraville 


Audrey Kathleen Watson,- Trev ail 
Farm, Condobolin 


B 


John James Russell, Barrabooka, 
Tanja 


F 
Fleming and McGrath, Mathoura 


Frederick Samuel Scott; Happy 
Valley, Uarbry-road, Gulgong 

Francis Alfred Sargeant, Euroka, 
Listers’ Crescent, Drummoyne 

Thomas Frost Tassel, Hay 





J 


James Brady, Currabubula 


Joseph Laurence Baldwin, Dorrigo 


Eric David Lloyd Jones, Lydholme, 
Bundanoon 





cation, 


Rocklands Station Proprietary, Ltd. ,|1é 


Louis Augustus Varidel, Margaret-|l: 


i] 


No. of 
Appli- 


Brand, 


130925 





130556 
126817 
130900 


131418! 


13128 


130847 
131044 
131459 
131466 


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131445 
130928 


121430) 
131619 
130833 





131182 | 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZATTE, No, 113. 


Name and Address, 





John William Gray, Wee Waa. 
(Transferred from John Gray.) 
Robert Well, Riverstone. (Trans- 
ferred from John Colin Hunt.) 
Leslie James Mellor, Derribong-street, 
Peak Hill 


Joseph Martin Delaney, Wellin- 


grove 
John Francis Nicholas, The 
Exchange, Walgett 
Augustus Duncan McCalman, 
Curraburrama, near Young. 
(Transferred from John 
McCalman. ) 


M 


Matthew Philip Connor, Cross 
Roads, Sutton Forest 


Bi 


William Frauenfelder, Thurgoona. 

(Transferred from Philip 

Frauenfelder. ) 

Albert Thomas Meppem, Moema, 
Edgeroi Siding 

David Percival Rust, Purfleet, 
Taree 


Ss 


The State Stores, Ltd., Gurwood-st.. 
Wagga 


fe 


Hric Prosper Trebeck, Bourimbla, 
Cudal 


Thomas Maloney, Walla Walla 


George William Heriot, Mathoura 


#5 


Annie May Lindsay Hynes, Victoria 
street, Grafton 


Conjoined Letters and Letters. 


A 


Albert Arthur Leach, Sedgemore, 
Kumungerie 

Alexander Christopher Mortimer, 
Doneaster-street, Flemington 

Albert Emanuel Francis, Hampton 
street, Croydon Park 

Adam Ernest Rankin, Bangalow, 
Richmond River 

Alexander Henry Griffis, Dry Creek, 
Krambach 

Albert Henry Wright, Canberra: and| 
Rainbow-streets, , Randwick 

Arthur Jervis Backwell, Junction-rd., 
Peakburst 

Abner Joshua Douglass, Upper 
Colo 

Archibald James Gosper, Bocobra, 
Meranburn 

Alfred James Lister, Gregadoo Par ky 
via Wagga Wagga 

Allan John May, Jackadger vy, via 
Copmanhurst 

‘Thomas Akers, Federal, Richmond 
River 

Arthur Robert Taylor, Rodborough, 
Balgowlah 

Ann Rachel Thornton, Glencoe, 
Narrabri West 


Cc 
Charles H. Hill, Buckargingah, Henty!| 





C Charles Joseph Blythe, Loloma, 


{ETC 


North Dorrigo 
Conrad Lawrence Miller, Quambone 





131449 
131510 
130940 

T7649 


T7617 


129946 
131128 


131546 


131295 


131324 


130701 


130776 


I 


131079 
131207 


129718 


130 


626 


1131259 


131567 
130902 
131090 


1316: 


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180759 


130554 
131030 


131403 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


| | Name and Address. | 


.../H C/Charles Robert Newton, Bowman 


River, Gloucester 
Charles Ritchie Philip, Taylor’s 
Arm, Nambucca River 
Carl Theodor Gustave Rissmann, 
Woodbine, Baradine 
Charles Gore Bishop, Claremont, 
Brucedale, via Wagga Wagga 


D 


Darcy Edwin Trevanion, Henton, 
Bombala 
Michael James Flood, Duri 


Hi 


Edward Henry Elks, Rockwood, 
Uralla 

Edgar Harold Jessup, Regentville, 
Penrith 

Ellen Alice Jane Hamilton, Carring- 
ton Brook, Armidale 

Edward Charles Lambert, Sunnyside, 
Tinonee 

Edwin Paul Walsh, Breeza 

Ernest Richard Pfeiffer, Turrawan 
Kdward Russell White, Tea Gardens, 
Port Stephens 


wey 


Frederick Albert Osland, Brunker- 
ville 
Francis James Branch, 21 Barton- 
avenue, Haberfield & Fern Grove, 
Rydal 

Francis Leo Egan, Gulgong 
Frederick Lewis Stacy, Walla Walla, 
Bundanoon 

John William and Francis Ronald 
Spinks, George-street, Singleton. 
(Transferred from Francis Ronald 
Spinks.) 


G 


Gustina Ann Hand, Pine avenue, 
Brookvale 

Guy Harold Cowdery, Wauchope 
George Herbert Mohr, Bull Oak 
Farm, Grong Grong 


rE 


Henry Ernest Rumble, Crookwell 

Herbert Ernest George Bell, Dark 

Hillbow, Little Plain 

Henry Horace Day, Botar’s Creek, 

Kendall 

Hugh John Kirkland, Booyong 

Harry Laban Pauling, Railway 
Station, Griffiths 

Harriett Louisa Wardman, Green- 
grove, Rawsonville 

Henry Milverton Richards, Coramba 

Kenneth Calderwood Harper, 
-Freshwater, Booligal 

Harry Sidney Leonard, Darnley 
Chase 


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Ira Ambrose McDonald, Linden, 
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J 


James. Ambrose Jones, Netherton, 
Crabbe’s Creek 

John Alexander Ryrie, Bibbijibbery, 
Warren 

John Berchmans Morrissey, Willow 
Vale, Teridgerie, via Coonamble 

John Edward Brodbeck, Upper 





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Name and Address, 


John Edward Chaplin, Eulandool, 
Condobolin 

John Edward Freund, 
Newtown Park, Urana 

John Edward Little, Green Hills, 
Berrigan 


John Gebs and Ernest Dumermuth, 
Kalang, Bellingen 

Joseph Gillis Simpson, Emay, King’s 
Way, Cronulla 


John Henry Hitchen, Gilgandra 


James Horan, Grose Vale, via Rich- 
mond 


John Joseph Byrnes, Tralee, Traill- 
street, Wagga 


James Bligh Johnston, junior, 
Portland Head Farm, Windsor 

Joseph James Nolan, Walgett 

John Joseph Willett, Lower South 
Arm, Bellinger River 

James Lock, Dunoon 

John Pearson Eckford, Te Whare, 
Bellata 

Percy Oliver Jeffery, Skillion Flat, 
Upper Macleay River 

James Percy Sirl, Bega-street, Bega 

Guthrie Chalmers Pattersonand John 
Coleridge Patterson, Brisbane-st., 
Tamworth 

James Richard Archer, Toll-bar, 
Upper Burragorang 

John Reginald Anderson, Bucki, 
Henty 

Rupert Garvin Johnston, Spring Hill, 
Windsor 

John Radcliffe Lyon, Boonoo, 
Ellenborough, Hastings River 

John Thomas Lane, Murtee, Wil- 
cannia 

John William Cullen, Foxground, via 
Gerringong 

James William Smith, Stoker’s 


Siding 
as} 


Louis Albert Poole, Victoria Creek, 
Corunna, via Bodalla 

Lionel George Hardy, Tuncurry 

Lionel James Curry, Drake 

Lilly May Phipps, Albury-road, 
Wagga Wagga 

Lewis Montague Stratford, Manilla 

Leslie Richard Dyce, Tillygreig, 
Gundaroo 





Leslie Raymond Kesby, Turner’s 
Flat, Upper Macleay River 


M 


Matilda Ethel Simpson, Duncan’s 
Creek, Woolomin, via Tamworth 

Michael Joseph Beirne, Murwillum- 
bah, Tweed River 

Miss Mary Adelaide McLennan, 
Laurieton 


cee 


Patience Ellen Atkinson, Griffith’s 
Flat, Lambton, Newcastle 

Patrick Joseph O’Connor, Nyrang 
Creek, Canowindra 

Phillip John and Albert Clyde 
Wells, Contael, Warialda 


R 


Archibald and Robert Fraser, 
Eualdrie, near Grenfell 

Robert John Garrett, Deer Vale 

Robert Talbot Smyth, Aurville, 
Murrumburrah 


S 


Sylvester George Rodd, Tarcutta 
Sidney Theodore Perrin, Crunagh, 
Henty 















[13 Supr., 1918, 





131272 


130820 
131495 


131184 
131035 


131261 
131147 


131575 


131439 


131277 
131497 


130931 
131555 


131198 
131077 
131226 
1314238 
1381572 
131438 
131137 
130576 
130681 
130884 


131480 
131159 
130590 
130707 


131486 
131591 


131621 


130644 
130758 
131396 





131367 
131075 
131083 


130879 


130700 
131527 


131397 
130723 


13 Sepr.,1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118, 4567 























ad No. of ad No. of 
Brand. = Name and Address. Appli- Brand. 8 Name and Address, Appli- 
a cation. an cation, 
pi B 
RS 


Thomas Charles Munday, ‘‘ Rock 1309382 bar, Richmond River 


C|Thomas Arbor ‘Squelch, Binna Burra) 131206 Bt HC| William Concemore Boorman, Newry-|131210 
C 
Dale,” Sandy Hollow, via Denman 








: amet.” anTRo a, HC|Benjamin Lowndes, ‘‘ Dallington,” {131189 
EO Y.. Cc Timothy Corer Boga ie ALA Onslow-street, Granville 
™MDs C |Thomas Daniel Shepherd, South 131245 
Sydney Dairy, O’Riordan-street, 
Alexandria D 
TOM....HC popes pie Moore, “‘Grasmere,”|130968 DG HC/|Duke Gardner, Garden Vale, 130857 
EMC...|HC|Thomas McCawley, Quandary, Temora|130796 law] Trundle 
’ CK 1 /HC|Amos Miller Davies, Kalimna, 131442 
STN Curlewis 
WwW ag } HC|David John Lynn, Riverview, Casino|131577 
W D..-| C |William Aloysius Cleary, ‘‘Mary- {131036} CY + HC|David Wright, Wyrallah, Richmond|131275 
vale,” Matcham, via Gosford ALA River, N.S. W. 
W G...| G |William Henry and Albert Alexander|130868 
Gill, Jones Island, Manning River 
W S...| G |William Alvin Smith, Dorrigo 131056 H 
Wew...|'G |Wallace el gi Watkins, Tumbul-|131517 ey + HC|Hardley Beckersteth Hawkins 131350 
gum, Tweed River Ashley. F 363. L 
W A...| C |William Francis Andrews, Mulbring 131616 eam as Be aa Sti 
WB cools ae Wilham George Burge, Cow Flat ” 1130750 we C ly eee - (Transferred| 17676 
WGA... |HC a ye ao Topee8 | VIV } HC/Ellen Hayden, Wooroowoolgen, 130741 
> <i : 4 2 
W ED... |HC EM Gheeoe Moorefield- 130930 EL HC have ke Hirst, ‘* Spring- 130728 
road, Canterbury ) ote » = 
WY H...\7 C|William Henry Heurnden, Coolah {131583} ow mead,” Ingleburn weeds 
W EG ...\HC|William Henry Justice, Woomar- 131164] 1 HC Emily Love, Camira Creek 130872 
gama / i \ 
I|/HC|William James Ison, Delroy, Dubbo |180777 | wN Ernest Andrew McClelland, Lillian {131491 
y HC 
W eP...|H1C|William John Parker, Taylor-street,|131615] Rock, via Nimbin 
a Plea Tires RET DEAD ? oP cq |Ernest Provost, Taylor’s Arm, 131241 
en) ADne LY Macksville, Nambucca River 





Wh’... |HC|William Thomas Nutt, Elouera, Fern-|131531 | 

brook, via Dorrigo 
WPW...| C |William Percy Wagg, ‘‘ The Pines,”|130980] 
Karne-street, Peakhurst 


AW Eva Sophia Waghorn, Rifle Range, {130899 
WIV mG Lismore a 







F 
ay : -alFrederick Dunoat, Railway P.O., . (130727 
Conjoined Letters and Signs. ED eT Myrile Cigeee aeMe l ca 2 
pw) A a vag HO /|Frank Foxover, Commercial-road,! 131374 
be Fak ts é 131260] South Grafton 
AA a CRaees eee cy HQ| William John Frizell, Spencer’s 130593 
vam VIV Gully, Inverell 
<R } HC ites Btward Barron, Bolong, 130823 es ‘e We anions: Harold’s Cross, 131566 
\Y ; ret Hc Fred. Grant, junior, Clyde-road, 131213 
qR HC|Alexa Butler, Broke 131047 | ALA Braidwood 
: Frederick Hopkins, Casino 131073 
qB 1 HC Alfred Brooking, Canbelego 131082) HF } HC P p 
7s eet q |Frances Maud King, Kingslea, Point|131001 
B HC|Amy Bailey, Ulmarra 130680] . ~~ Clare 
XY i VEY HO Francis Darwin Lance, Carrana, 130635 
i Coonamble 
DB HC|Amy Burke, Avondale, Tamworth 131082] ALA HC Frederick Joseph Lambkin, New 131136 
oy 24 ce Treugh, Whittingham 
wD ; ; Uae eae | L HC Frank Lansley, ‘‘ Vernon,” Trafal- 131543 
rPA} HC'Archie Louis Dobbie, Hilton Park, |130962] WwTv gar-street, Peakhurst 
ALA Rydal pe) C |Frances Eva Peck, Macquarie Fields,|131258 
mm L HLC|Edmund Ambrose Allen, Dural 130800} “Pp near Ingleburn 
ft } HC Arthur Edwin Earea, Nimbin, 130898 "AT HC Frederick Webber, Maclean 131230 
' Richmond River fm Mv 
DES C |Albert Henry Ehlefeldt, Burringbar 130981 | G 
AL 4 130740} DL 1, |G \George Horne, junior, Fairview, 131091 
pee HC /Alice Harley, Bobadah { 99545 Ad Taralga 
4} HC|Albert Alpheus Langdon, Pinecliff |181234} 
viv = 
—— f[|/HC/|Andrew McAlpin, Kyogle 131223] | HG|Harold James Bell, Emmaville 130811 


£U, ba C|Alexander Melville, Wyee, and —_/181160| FC |Henty James Ellem, Whiteman 181014 

Llandilo avenue, Strathfield | Creek ‘ 
CP HOQ|A.G. Phillips & Co. (Alfred George|131465}| Perey Horace Forster, Oura-road, |)31561 
a) Phillips and George Maiden), War- Wawa 


rinilla, Inverell 


AN } HC |Aubrey Edgar Williams, Osterley, 130715| 
O-n via Raymond Terrace 


HC Willian Hurley Goodwin, Bundgeam, |131315 
Terrace Creek, via Kyogle 
HC|Henry Harvey, Ulamambri, Coona- 130226 
barabran ‘ 
HC/|Herbert Clement Limberg, West- 131279 


holme, Inverell 





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AN »/FC |Arthur George Webster, Deep Creek, 131548 | 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 












































[13 Sepr., 1918, 





4568 
2 | No. of ad 
Brand 5 Name and Address. Appli- Brand. S 
a cation. na 
¥ 
A” 1/H C|Herbert George Manuel, Boonah, ee ALA HO 
EM Upper Orara CM Ss 
(at) HCiHenry John Stark Wilkinson, Gol { 131469} Mi C 
EW Gol, Mildura 4113445) © 4 
5 “iho 
crt HC|James Aitken, Baldry 130789 ALA 
c~JI . 
ef 1,|HO| Alfred Thomas Johnston, Alstonville, 131545 cmp C 
find via Lismore 
VIVL|EC|Altred John Janson, Binalong 131302 5 p lac 
» he HC|John Atkinson, Vegetable Creck Tin|131305 
a 4 Mine, Emmaville eR } ~ 
aa HC |Joseph Alexander Armstrong, 130403) TN 
Bexhill oR 
bck HC Joseph Ernest Baker, Coutt’s 130630 Pains HC 
Crossing XS 
B 8 Tur) © 
vd 
Ww HC Jane Eva Ballard, North Dorrigo 130597 ow) } HC 
— 2| C \John Samuel Brookes, “Hatherlow,”|130929]  ‘W. 
ne] Gloucester-road, Hurstville cian aay HC 
7™ ¢|131238] SAT 
& HC |John Bell Stinson, Gilgandra 1 /131550 “Ww LHe 
ep} HC/John Martin Berick, ‘‘ Westwood,” /|130911 ar uC 
Wyalong Fai 
mn 1 BC 
Bh HC/John Banks, ‘* Pine Grove,” Humula|130908) JUS 
Q 
Bt mci owett, Eulorel Station, 131135 igh C 
ef ngledool 
law) 
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wre 
el. HC|John Bourke, Grong Grong 131424 Et HC 
ef) yh HC|James Barclay, Cargo 131519; sas C 
ALAS aa C 
a ©) C |John Carpenter Tickner, Horse Park,|130865 oe 
oe } Gininderra LV 4 HC 
DO+..JHC ioe Patrick Dean, Mountain Glen, | VL HC 
ogan Gate. YRY 
p+ Bb John Daintry Cross, Stewart’s River |131377) gee } 
C 
-p HC |John Dunne, Tibbereena Block, Fe tsk Med 
ALA Narrabri West s. HO 
fje..., 2 O|Joseph Ellis, Stannifer. (Trans- 17626} oe f 
wing ferred from Jane Ellis.) { | 
= } C |Joshua James Gillard, Mount Druitt Poi $. Cc 
ey 4 HOC|Francis James Wright, Old Hill- 1306673 eA 
ALA! grove, via Armidale 
CC. | HC|James Gerethy, North Rocks road, {1313071 CW 
vivi Carlingford | 7B SAC 
ct HC eae Spring Gully, 131268) feet HO 
4 arcutta 
ALA | Me Lae 
ae) Hager ohn Gordon Mobbs, Nyrang Creek, |131359, VIV | a 
JAE Canowindra { Vie He 
Ny C |Edvard John Kerr, Baugus Island, |181100)  -.7: 
KH Tumblong Pie ei 
Ye p HC|John Joseph Vincent Kennedy, 130870} Nes 
JK I Whiteman Creek i HC 
elk 1 HO|John Kennedy, Nezriga 151289 VIvs 
VIV. 
BA HC/John Kirby, Megalong, Katoomba 131340, a3) 
Go P HC 
Sa HC|James Joseph Lynch, jun., Abbott- |130871 > 
fa street, South Gratton <p) 
/N 1 JHC|Arthur Samuei Bartlett, Mount T7657, ALA HC 
5 Sturt Station, near Milparinka. SONLEBC 
(Transferred from Arthur Samuel oN 
Bartlett and Peter McDonald ize 
eq, Morrison. ) oT otha C 
ALA C |John Ledger, Queanbeyan 131529: ZB 
Nt hed 
Fi HO /John Harold Lee, Allendale, oe aw } HC 
Savernake \ 
Nr © osich Mudford, Johnstone-road, an 
pper Bankstown { 
fr C |James Robert McCrossin, Wands- _‘|130561f SBLInC 
WY worth Va, 
Vi } H |John Manning, Yarrabandai 130829 cE A HC 























| No. ar 
Name and Address, Appili- 
cation. 
John Miller, Quirindi 131208 
Jane Mulhall, Railway-street, Rooty|181552 
Bill 
Joseph McAllister, Tweed Heads nei pe 
John Walter Muir, Erina, via 130566 
Gosford 
John Parker, care of R. L. Leslie, |131300 
Tallabung, Forbes 
Raymond William Jurd, Bundarra {131120 
Raymond Wallwork Jay, Ulmarra 1381218 
John Henry Walton, South Casino [131331 
James Wilson, Cavendish-street, 130627 
Concord West 
John James Walpole, Ettrick, via |130465 
Kyogle 
James Wallace, Glenfield 130774 
John Waite, Bridge Hotel, Warren [131076 
James William Lowe, Fawcett’s 130887 
Plain, Kyogle 
.f 
Louisa Cox, Marengo, Hernani 130840 
Lucinda E. Watson, Ferndale, 131329 
Casino 
Leslie Harrison, Limestone, Ingle- {130917 
dow, via Bungendore 
Lucy Adeline Kellett, Tyagarah 131085 
Thomas L. Kelly, Grenfeil-road, 131613 
Forbes 
Louisa Roser, Goonoo Goonoo road, {130406 
Tamworth 
Kdward Lindsay Risk, Eltham, 130901 
Richmond River 
Lyall Robson, Coraki 131158 
Sydney Ernest Lee, Avenall, 131011 
Wanganella 
Leslie Skinner, Murwillumbah and 1131516 
Dulgingan 
WM 
Morcom and Barber, Barryrenie, 130914 
Cowra 
Mark Hillier, Temoraville, Jerrawa |131525 
John Henry Mansfield, Little Plain, |130778 
Adaminaby | 
Hxecutors late William Henry 131227 
Fletcher, Kaleno Station, Cobar 
Mazeppa Khan, Gurley Siding 131376 
Mary Phair, Wongarbon 131197 
is 
Peter Brown, Nimbin 131162 
David Parker, Holbrook 130827 
Peter Neilsen, Parkes Dale, 131311 


Gilgandra 


Thos. Charles Pethers, Boomi Creek,|130610 
W oodenbong 


George Pile and Dudley Westgarth, {131393 
Caringa, near Koorawatha 


R 


Richard Blanch, Raymond Terrace {131222 


Robert Bushby, Laurieton 131243 








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pt., 1918.1 
,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES G 
. u ; oO { wt 7 
2 ik SN of VERNMENT GAZE 
s N peu Nous! 
n ame and Address. No. of | ‘ 3, 456 
Appli- | Brand. 4 569 
Com elk cation. | — 8 Na 
Sp FEC Robert Davi 7 i mga Address. No. of 
F Zilgo Peavey ardlethan 13161 ae 
9} ion. 
oon Robert McNeall, Metz, via Armid “| Letters and Sien i rr | 
TV HCl Rene Hulen Resse U Armidale 131084! 5 Conjoined. 
fe S, lupna, Inverell ‘a 3B B 
las ae | eee C !Andrew D 
PP i HC |John Smallman, E arto Sa Macdonald, Doo- ey 
, Eumungerie fomted: bee ooraweenah. | 1/618 
131246 Bias ne John ee 
53 Tm n. e 
ror HC /Phomas Vernon Br 1]... BC Lucy Burn, Wilson’ 
Badja S : roadhead, Bi i) ilson’s Do 
Be ci ns at | watall 131107 
Cooma » Countagui 7 00d 31107 
__{&C|Thomas Patrick B aE eS | TH 
‘ < Brit i 
pe C Thoma Baward fe ea I | H Edward Thomas H 
ward T Risine Sun. Tri anrahan, T 
ALA brook, Casino oms, Shannon- 13127 ising Sun, Triangle Plat The 130499 
he SiH C|Th oy s 
ay omas Fahey, jun., H : 
Ey buc William Henry T Apion’ 130765) M 
Fe 4 ry Taylor, Cooliba 4 i" HCG 
Ty } aE adbury , Coolibah, 131830 | ie and Aubrey Moor 
wL homas Hicks, Fostert ’ M mio ee Singleton e, Glendon {131499 
ioe) Dungog rton, via 13146 { Vik anes Meurant Av f p 
Tl HC|Thomas Ed 4) met ‘ ondale, via/l30584 
we : wa 4 “ 1 
1 ret Cag 13071) | 
ar HC|Thom garoo Valley r 
rTP rote. Cool Lang, (Jueens- qoe HC Leoni Angelo Torr : 
Luc Thomas Oats 131456) gunyah, Dougk: bea Warra- nn 
W. 11ps, Arlinot : glas Park v 041 
aa and WellS ag on, Wee 127 ; 
HC|Perci tation, Boggabri 27844) 
aed ae Stapleton Thomso : r | Conj 
(Q)... HC/tho i By Noale x sioby2) onjoined Letters with Si 
“R peer Ross, “6 Ulupna ” fr HG Conjoined. Sizns 
AEA: tale! Thomas Willi ’ 130583 Frank Hooke, Crook ) 
Bend am Rule, Ulalli Dungo cs’ Park ans 
ES aC\W ndemeer ? a lie, 131441} ho HC Robert Dack ] = Mae 
illi :kwortl 3146 
AS an Frederick Stokes, R Mooby, Scone a, Thorn Hill, ee 
W }ECth Pi civisbodg’ tia ale pel | 
LSA eg ** Cooma,” Nu 
131624) merals and Letters Con 
joined ; i 
Re PIELO wilh Hale # LIHC|A Ne 
A : iam Denis O’Malve ALA rthur Missen, For 
WS rlvi ock ney, Cum- 4 44 Bandemesra: orest Farm, Re 4 
FL C | Victor Geo 131195) poe Willia es 151478 
Be dieahira Francis, Woodland faba Heaes Herbert Haworth, W 
nm Qs, 131262) ga, Vla Tamworth / ea- 131455 
Bp Ho} Ww 7 
|. jem reueyes Beckett, Ella- [1313 Hl Signs 
Wo C Andrew Livings 1390} mb HC|Syd 
: gston Ab ydney L 
Gunn erneth J y Llewell 
Wr LIE L edah We a G yn Rutter, G 
HO|William C 130983, ‘A PMs r, Glenrock, |} 
ah | lands,” Hy iis Freeman ** B d - 4 HC William Shephe LC ) 30964 
a ; ‘< : an, . a ‘ iF rd, Coffey’ < 
Wl 1Liac at hee egentville, Ee 131447] wad | pt d, Coffey’s Bridge, [130538 
illiam Fo : Cy HC}. 
te mond Choke Corndale, Rich- Ps ! J c Joseph McKeon, Balacl: 
131316 4 a ava, Attunga 13 re 
t ricj|w [y |) H [Herbert A wigs 
° Cc) William Maxw ’ Be ugustus Moor 
we bee William aes the ees Quipolly { 131028 3} Road, Inverell Moore, Glen Tunes 131087 
Spring pes votes 12153 : HC|John Henry B 
WV iz.) wviliam ‘Turn rae ga, (130809) < ae aaa lai 
urner, Giant’ om Thomas Bros 
rm) Denman lant’s Oreek, via |1309323 ) } t eee “a. Armstrong oe, Le oH 
Br 2 ited, L ng Froprievary, ras 
( eee Victoria, Cal Del. 77629 
f deni) OSE Bailey, ‘‘ W f o., Ltd.) See Horse B ww 
ark,” Breeza : ater- {S11 76! C! |The Stud Beet rand <a 
i ciation of ef Cattle Breeders’ A 
De, of Australi ers’ Asso-|131490 
Conjoined L bail SY EMEY fs a, 10 Bligh-st 
etters, Lette HC)John Job Gib ; 
X and Sigi TS, Tee nes Pymes, Called 
NP igns ree ’ oden 2 
oP} HC|Walt Z HC|Fred J ’ 131401 
ae Parrish, Rous Mil enone Richard Brewer, Goul - 
more ill, 130818 ae (Transferred baa ul- T7667 
HC|Rob ederick Grubb.) bert 
a { yess John Martin, Pontibak! 
Onjoined Lett Ch. poe se, 131027 
Num ers and HC Glennie Adair Baldwi 
Fo LIA CIE erals. HCIM aldwin, Glen Inne: & 
2 izabeth Jobs ary Anne Mills, 6 s 181252 
bson, Glennie’s C Mare ills, Glenrowan 
ve arles Frederi 4a HC |Charle 
ck sJ 
field, Eu Herbert, Spri ohn Cook, Go 3 
“) IgOwra » Spring: { ee road, Dawewortly onoo Goonoo {131108 
31541} 
HC|John Hartley, Hallsville, T 
, Tamworth {130768 














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[13 Sxpr., 1918. 








Vem poet 


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d= ©: 


Py 







Name and Address, 


HC |George William Glover, Tingha 


HC|Harold Cassell Martin, Palmer’s 
Channel 


EKmmaville 
HC|Duncan Carson, Bomera Station, 
Tambar Springs 


HC 
HC 


fluer-street, Deniliquin 
HC 
HC 


William Mayberry, Monmouth, 
Braidwood 


Cattai, near Windsor 


Ernest Boutcher, Corowa 


HC 


Executors late Richard Binnie, 
Maerami, Singleton 


HC 


cedar, near Wingham 


HC 


C 


Broke 
Swinton Alan Wright, Bickham, 
Blandford 


Keith Percy Wright, Waterloo, 
Walcha 


H 
HC 


Thomas Graham Furner, Carcoar 


Warialda 


../E. C|Executors late Henry C. Dangar, 


Neotsfield, Whittingham 

Richard Lea Allnutt, Evergreen, 
Box 28, Quirindi 

William Mayberry, Monmouth, 


HC 


HC| Braidwood , 
John Cleary, Menindie, via Broken 
C} Hin 
Charley Brown, Cross Hills, New- 
HC bridge 
Letters and Signs, with or 
without Numerals. 
Az 
..{H O|Alfred William Templeton, Oxley 
Island 
HC 'Alberti’McKenzie, Cedar Vale, 
Goolagong 
C /Alexander Andrew, Cowper-street, 


Brookstown, Wallsend 


Hotel, Carroll 
Albert Griggs, Larbert 


Frederick William Canavan, Har- 


Arthur Athelstan Arndell, Caddie, 


Jack Garry, Garryowen, Binalong 


Walter William Coombes, Strath- 


Conroy and Hannigan, Broken Hill 


Rex Muller Chateau, Wahracoota, 


Albert Ernest Merrick, Post Office 


HOC|Edward John Cavanagh, Glen Dale, 


Amelia E. Wong, Bolong, Kempton 


Samuel Whitman, Yarrawa, Denman 


Frances Howard Hewitt, Sunnyside, 


{ 





\/Delicia Anne, Margaret, Elizabeth, 


Mary, and Alister MacPherson, 
Umbango, Tarcutta 

Archibald George Ainsworth, 
Macksville 

Albert Ernest Buttsworth, Hannam 
Vale 


Alfred Connaughten, Rathelough, 
Biroula, via Cowra 


Oliver Alfred Coote, Rushes Creek, 
Manilla 

Ambrose Isaac Caban, Central 
Raleigh, Bellinger River 

Albert Ernest Ivo Carr, Yamba, 
Clarence River 





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130640 


130648 
130558 


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HC 
HC 


HC 


C 


HC 


eC 


Name.and. Address, 


Adolphe Emile Crausaz, Kalang 


Albert William Thomas Eather, 
Boggabri 
Arthur Cook Ford, Mayfield, 


Junee 


Aden Macleay Gill, Boambee, Coff’s 
Harbour 


Alfred Gorrie, Ermington Park, 
Ermington 

James Arthur Greenwood, Bexhill, 
Richmond River 

Alexander Solomon Hull, Bucken- 
doon 

Archibald Hugh McIntyre, East 
Lynne, Kookabookra-road, via 
Pinkett 

Albert Joseph Hill, Ilford, Corad- 
gery West, via Trundle 


Alfred Jabez Harriman, Amosfield 
Alfred Hosking, Rose View, Temora 


August Heitzmann, Cultowa, via 
Cobar 

Albert John Harris, Middle Camp, 
Catherine Hill Bay 

Susan Harvey, East-street, Tenter- 
field 

Arthur Alexander Lavercombe, § 
Wilson-street, South Lismore ( 

Alexander James McGinty, Bal- 
ranald 

Thomas Alexander Parry, Dandaloo, 
Bundarra 

Alexander Phillips, Loftville, via 
Lismore 


Amos Ridley, Young Wallsend 


Albert John Small, Nabiac 


Soldiers’ Settlement, New South 
Wales Government, Ooma Hstate, 
Grenfell 

‘Annie Sinelair, Allwood-street, 
Coraki 

Alfred Smith, McKee’s Hill, Rich- 
mond River 

Arthur Robert Stuckey, Tregeagle, 
Richmond River 

Alfred Thomson, Clarendon Park, 
Shephard Siding 


Albert Tuffley, Wolumla 


Alfred William Wood, Gilgandra 


Alfred Ernest Albert Watt, North 
Creek, Ballina 

George David Alexander Waddell, 
Tregeagle, via Lismore 

Arthur Ernest Weir, Longstowe, 

Warren 


Alice Maud Murphy, Burringbar 


B 


James Carter McDougall, Hernani, 
via Armidale. (Transferred from 
William John Bodkin.) 

Leslie R. Board, Abbey Green, 
Singleton 


..-| FC |Robert Steele Crosby, Box Hill, 


Minto 

HC James Barnes, Ltd., Suffolk Vale, 
Boorowa 

William G, Bailey, Dunolly, 
Singleton 

A C|Duncan Douglas McGregor, Pine 
Gully, via Wagga 

C \George Henry Buxton, Belgravia, 
Inverell 


| Oreek, Manilla 


Wallabadah 





via Wellington 








HOC/Anna Maria Brady, Roselea, Rushes 


HC Percy Henry Bennett, Bournewood, 


130734 _ 
130853 


131124 
130858 


130934 
130730 
130517 
130769 


1381191 


180924 


1380482 
130848 





180620 


130775 
130643 
131216 
180979 


130662 
180946 


131219 
130664 
150733 
131310 
131060 
131111 


181523 
130793 
130992 


150903 


T7635 


131063 


180607 
131155 
131394 
180625 
130463 
131183 


HC Jonathan Barnett Bourne, Ferngrove,|131308 


130327 





13 Sepr., 1918.] 


Brand. 3 Name and Address. 
m2 
B psc Albert Barry, Keera, Bingara 
J 
wy HOjivan Bertie Blanch, Clarenza 
B HC Bert Stuart Ball, Gamboola, Boggy 
ae Flat, Singleton 
7 a HC|Lucy Hannah Butler, Iona Farm, 
Hillgrove 
oy} HC Patrick Michael Brennan, Carcal- 
a2 gong, Windeyer 
mat C [John Bede Bourke, Upper Myall, 
UB Bullahdelah 
ze} C |Ethel Bowtell, Marlee 
—-B—-@.../H C|Bruce Green, Stroud-road, Stroud 
BeLs...| C |Leonard and Company, Nambucca 
a Heads Saw-mills, Nambucca River 
Bul HC Albert Dornan Moorfield, Howlong 
B Ry HC/William Henry Scott, Inchgower, 
Forbes 
SP} HC !Beatrice Shipway, Brockley, Ballina- 
a road, via Lismore 
B Ss} HC Elizabeth Ann Smith, Hillside, Lady- 
smith 
BS) |HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
9 Wales Government, Bankstown 
Estate, Bankstown ; 
CA HC |Bruce Smith, Budgeree, Garah 
B SF HC Benjamin North Spence, Speedwell, 
tat Upper Horton 
at 4 HC [Francis Bertrand Tierney, Rose- 
INA, brook, West Maitland 
a F C |Blanche E, Yorke, Woodenbong 
C 
a8 HC |Albert Edward Cooper, Brooklea, 
G Deepwater 
ee HC |John Clancy, Mullumbimby 
fo’ HC |Executors late Theophilus Hampson 
Cooper, Blair Athol, Inverell 
(Transferred from Henry Incledon 
Cooper.) 
V/ HC |George Edward Cole, Busby’s Flat, 
C Rappville 
C \e C\Clarence Mervyn Chaffey, Manfield, 
Ik\ Nemingha 
Vy } HO Richard Cooper, Rockvale, Dungowan 
& ¢} H |Bertha Maud Clute, Cook’s Gap, 
Ce Mudgee 
Bar HC Charles Herbert Clark, Brushgrove 
iy} HC |Andrew Cavanaugh, Kyogle 
C5. 14 HC |Cecil Edward McMullen, Laguna, via 
ALAS Wollombi 
...(H C |Hubert Joseph Cornish, Barrington 
C qa: via Gloucester 
C'7 LiIHC Cyril Douglas Cruckshank, Abbots- 
CLA ford, Cessnock 
“G 1 HC \Cyril Oswald Bourne, Parma, Falls 
fea Creek, Nowra 
a HOG Cox Brothers, Beness, Brobenah 
“lp C |Charlie Bunner, Glenalbyn, Fisher’s 
B Hill 
CB } C |Charles Briggs, The Pines, Rooty 
ALA Hill 
CG...;H.C|\Clarence Cavanagh, Federal Lease, 
Block 23, Gininderra 
“a HC (Charles William Clark, Alumny 
+6) Creek 
“int HC Frederick Chandler, Serubby Creek, 
GH via Yarrowitch 
‘ 4 ch HC (Christopher Chittick, Gundurimba 
CD 3...\HC\George Emil Ernest Damschke, Pine 














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Lodge, Yerong Creek. (Transferred 
from Christian Damschke.) 





No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


130982 


131118 
130913 





131139 
131328 
131289 


130612 


130850 
130602 


130684 
131267 


130938 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


Name and Address, 


Charles Dicks, Willow Vale, Coona- 
barabran 


Cecil Hornibrook Foster, Bangalow 


Frederick Cecil Crago, Ooma, 
Grenfell 

Charlotte May Fouracre, Bowling 
Alley Point 


James Robert Fuller, Harefield 


Charles Edward Gordon, Gordon 
Park, Trangie 

Charles Richard Gibson, Gunyah 
Farm, Wetherill Park 


Charles Jones, Kerong, via Lismore 


Cassire Morrison, Cranker’s Plain, 
Bombala 


William Francis Charles Newland, 
Police Station, Kingstown 


Denis Connell, Balranald 


Cecil Piggott, Eden Creek, Kyogle 


Lismore 

Catherine Gertrude Maud Page, 
Collins Creek, Kyogle 

Cecil G. Reading, Kuringai, North 
Pinnacle, Grenfell 

Charles Francis Sharwood, Trunkey 
Creek 


Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. 
Government, Clinton, Inverell 


Annie Spinks, Croydon, Wilcannia 


Charles Mountney Scott, Scotsdale, 
Yarragundry 

Charles Henry Smith, Balo-street, 
Moree 

Claude Austin Tiedemann, East 
Greta, West Maitland 

Charles Henry Taylor, Pine Glen, 
Carroll 

William Cavanagh, Kamballa, 

- Gunnedah : 


Charles George Warren, Nyngan 


Cecil William Wicks, West Wood, 
Berrygill Creek, Terry Hie Hie, 
Moree 

Charles Wennerbom, Hoskin-street, 
Temora 


ai 


David Wilson, Weelaanga, Garah { 


Logan and Campbell, Maitland. 
(Transferred from Archibald Camp- 
bell.) 

Daniel Miehael Dowling, Walmar 
Downs, Balranald 

Thomas Durrington, Short-street, 
West Kempsey 

Gordon Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 
Innes 

Albert Duckett, Collombatti, Green- 
hill, Macleay River 


Daniel Hill, Fair View, Griffith, via 
Willbriggie 

Thomas William D’Aran, Corndale, 
via Lismore 

Daniel Batterbee, Fifield Estate, 
Liverpool 

‘Connie Drinkwater, Brewarrina 

David William McDonald, Myocum, 

Mullumbimby 


Daniel Grant, Bimbaya, Candelo 


Joseph Mountain, Mountain View, 
Glen Innes 


Daniel Kerby, Pimlico 





{ 


Cecil Partridge. Tweed-street, North 


4571 







131170 


131822 
131481 
131187 


130674 
130622 
131292 


131597 
130542 


130806 


106057 
130784 
180845 
131496 


131190 
131319 
129871 





180579 


131031 
131361 
131025 
130812 
131354 
131062 


131195 
130916 


131057 


87751 
130512 


T7634 
1130712 
130682 
30659 
131078 
130332 
131585 


130575 
131404 


130974 
130885 





131049 









































ALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118. 


4572 NEW SOUTH W 
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Brand. | 8 Name and Address. Appli- Brand, 8 
aD cation. wa 
ie. ; camel Rate 
DE bier G [Robert Clifton, Grenfell hsioss) RRC 
—D1L...\HC|David Lamont, Wilson’s Downfall 130760, HeW...| 
™ Lido |Doris McGuire, Raleigh, Bellinger [131373 @B) |HC 
Pa; River TW b HO 
Ce C [Jessie Perrett, Nymboida. (Trans- | T7678; ALA 
(GP ferred from Percy Francis Perrett.) 
mb: HC |Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S. W. Govt.,|180949 
2.77 Baerami, Denman 
Da C |David Sinclair, Seahampton, West |181173) FE \ne 
SY Wallsend } ° 
Sule 
Bt WW LIC 
R=——....HC|Ernest John Marks, Scone 131039 fa ' 
am FoB ma Cc 
y. HC|Emanuel Flijah Robert Pollard, 131573} ~ Uo} AC 
wa | Oak Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 
© @ .... HC / Diamond Bros. and Hizenberg, Mount 05 a4 HC 
Elliott, Whitton rw) 
+ C \Ernest Kearns, Eatonsville 131435} SE HC 
Ce 
e + F.C |\Ernest Parrish, Rous Mill, via 130819 Fa 4 HC 
VIV Lismore kr # H Cc 
<E .. HC /Rhoda Bruce, Timor, via Blandford |131064 ~~ 
/™W~ LEC Hdward Heffernan, Clifton Station, [181192 F a C 
—o te Tenterfield G 
Oe... HC Frnest Father, Boggabri 130852 BoA 
€6...| WH Ellen Elbra, Central Wyalong 131247 . 
i! BY |HC Alfred Blatch, Picton, (Transferred T7646, 1..JHC 
CoE | | from Ernest Blatch.) Sheen Ch va 
HC Edwin Brooker, Boundary Stone, 75 = 
Spr | Pennant-street, Parramatta | PGM..aC 
ee Me C Eric Charles Bush, Bargo, via Picton|190714 (i te C 
oie TT Edward Gardner, First-street, T7614 FM 
C9 Boolaroo. (Transferred from (fp HC 
Hdward Beasley.) F 
oe 
jako HQ |Ernest Vivian Bale, Thora 131249) =F 9} HO 
pee C |John Bopping, Ballalaba 131483 ot, 
EG1/HC Ernest Frederick Cowling, Coutts 130766 FS } HC 
Ad Crossing H 
ae, } HC ‘Ellen Colnan, Harwood Island 131429) FZ } 
law) C Edward Thomas Dillon, Bindra, via |131410 
Eas Barrington 
ED L'HC Ernest Drury, Shallow Crossing, via |131010 
fe} | Nelligen ; fy HC 
ee HOC Robert English, Brockley, Guyra 130661! 
a sean eC 
Eew...|1C Edward English, Pambula { ae Gq} HC 
na HC Ellen Grant, Copeland izloos} «6G: VIC 
—— {| C Horatio William Hill, Mt. Larby 180886 
RH Farm, Parkes 
rw L/HC Edith Kerley, Sunnyside, via Con- |131336 
EN dobolin 
nS C Eva Rebecca Leach, Plumpton, via (131364) 
iT Rooty Hill 
uM HC |Ernest Manning Mudford, Mitchell |130894 
Island, Jones’ Island 
@:M....HC Frank Edward Mills, Mulgoa 130677! 
Ci m...| C |Edward Crofton Maxwell, Hazel- 130689) 
“brook, Queanbeyan 
vv 1| C |Emma Martin, Beryl-street, North |131282 
WMS | Broken Hill 
seh H(|Ellen Neville, Rose Hill, Texas 130696 
ey C Eliza Oakman, Mangoplah, via Wagga|131463) 
eS...) G Enoch Edwin Price, Farnham, Stuart 130532) 
Town 
LL L|Hc Ernest Wilby Parrish, Dunoon, 131494) 
BP Richmond River 
@-R., ....HC Elizabeth Roberson, Fairview, 131235) 
Tuross / 
@ &...\,HC|Edward Jennings, Pretty Pine, 131438 
Deniliquin 
Be } C |Alfred Edward Suffolk, Cambewarra]130994 by 
a HO/Ellen Smith, Moorland 131240} G 














Name and Address. 





Elsie Jane Ruth Tilse, Dry Creek, 
Moonan Flat 

Enos Wright, Boulevard, Toronto 

Edward James Williams, Hawthorn 
Dell, Millthorpe 

Hrnest Wilton Whatman, Moss 
Vale 


a3h 


John Frank Barber, Sunnyside, 
Moonbi, via Tamworth 


Frank Allard, Brooklana, via 
Coramba 

Executors late F. C. Britcher, Rath- 
mount, Malebo 

Frederick Bennett, Tuncarry 

Frank Chapman, Broughton-road, 
Moss Vale 


Fanny Drury, Morton, via Milton 


Francis Ewens, Hilltop, Jerangle 


Frank Kirkby Edwards, Wooden- 
bong 

Francis Fleet, East Greta, via West 
Maitland 


William Frank Glenn, Charville, 
Mathoura 


Frederick Bateson Goodworth, Kars 
Springs, Scone : 

Frederick William Cecil Ince, Skibo, 
Gloucester 

Ernest Albert Mendham, The 
Meadows, Neyville-road, Blayney 

Edward Frederick Stanislaus Mallon, 
Merricumbene, via Araluen 


Frederick Oswald Pollard, Oak 
Valley, Mandoie, via Bonshaw 


Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Govt., 
Batlow Estate, Batlow 


Frederick Spratt, Kunghue, 

Mt. Burrell, Tweed River 
Clarence Hugh McCulloch, Mount 
Hope 


G 


Susan Rebecca Gorton, Greenridge, 
Casino. (Transferred from William 


Henry Gorton.) 

George Michael Green, Wildwood, { 

Gulargambone 

Sydney Lewis Garrett, Euroka. 
(Transferred from William Austin 
Garrett.) 


Charles Henry Garlick, Kyogle 


James Godfrey, South Lismore 

John Henry Groves, junr., Cheshunt, 
Singleton 

George Leslie Pullman, Woolborn, 

Nemingha. (Horse brand trans- 

ferred from George Richard Mills.) 


George Price Godwin, Boolambayte, 
via Bullahdelah 


George Parker, Bexhill, via Lismore 


Camden S. Garrett, care of Bank 
N.S. W., Casino 

Charles Henry Ganderton, Taylor’s 
Arm, via Macksville 


G. K. Aikman, North Whoey, 
Euabalong 


George Albert Ernest Brooker, care 
of Sydney Skuthorpe, Gulargam- 
bone 





[13 Sepr., 1918. 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 


130704 





131306 
130797 


131356 


131291 


181179 
180896 


130926 
131584 


130854 


130810 
130844 


130828 
131628 


131471 
131200 
130957 
131502 


131487 


130953 


13806538 
131287 


T7655 


83913 
130875 


T7669 


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130646 


131317 


130182 


T7630 


131119 
136781 





131598 
130832 


130867 


130023 


130802 


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George Albert Barrett, Billabong 
Creek, Parkes 

George James Henry Clyne, Warra- 
nook, Moree 


George Carnley, Belmore-strect, 
Adamstown 


George Albert Hillis, Molcton, 
Eastern Dorrigo 
Annie Gardiner, Woolomin 


George Holden Gillard, New Cricket 
Ground, Forbes 


Henry Hope Griffiths, care of 
E. Wilson, Bogan-road, Narromine 


George Havilah, Numulgi, via 
Lismore 

Augustus Bertie Keaton, Fair View, 
Guy Fawkes 


George Langley, Albion Park 


George Marchant, Tia, Walcha 


George Manchester, Manildra 


. 


Gool Nawab, Bourke 


Thomas William Gollan, Wingham 


Lawrance Edward Parker, Nether- 
cote, via Pambula 
Charles George Peters, Mathoura 


George Herbert Price, Taramont, 
Glen Alice, via Rylstone 


Raymond George Rennie, Lowan, 
Dunedoo 


George Francis Sharwood, Wattle 
Grove, Laggan 

George Styles, Wirrimbi, Newey 
Creek, Nambucca River 

Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
Wales Government, Grantham Es- 
tate, Seven Hills 

George Simpson, Treelands, 

Wyong 


Robert Gibson and Son, Harden 


George Transton, Rappville, 
Casino 


Robert Ernest Gunthorpe, Coombell 


Garnet Patrick Wolfe, Farm No. 20, 
Maharatta, Bombala 

William Watt, Torwood, Buffalo- 
road, Ryde 


Ane 


Henry H. Heagney, Loch Lomond, 
Guyra 

Charles Helps, Hunthawang Station, 
Hillston 

William John Hannah, Lawrence 


Aberdeen 


Thomas William George Hopwood, f 
Balmoral, Balabla, via Thud- | 
dungra 

Alexander Howitt, Melrose, 
Deniliquin 

Stephen Thomas Hedges, Hast 
Gresford 





Henry Dose, Erina, Gosford, and 
58 Dowling-street, Redfern 


Henry Armstrong, Genrock, 
W ongarbon 
William Charles Willis, Eastern 


William George McKenny, Corndale!]: 


Wilfred David Hill, Brushy Hill, via\lé 


No, of 
Appli- 
cation, 


131263 





130616, 


130565, 


130498 
130706 


150880 
131160 


130889 


131102 


131244 


131554 
131521 


133278 


131578 





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Brand. ) Name and Address. 


TC Sydney Harris, Putty, Singleton 


Elizabeth Hamilton, Warkworth, 
Singleton 

Trustees late W. A. Wilson, Rose- 
dale, Murrurundi 

Dominick Higgins, junior, Pinegrove, 
Wallangra, via Inverell 

Albert Henry Channells, Kungai 


Perey Herbert Hoskins, Loch Moan,!\: 


Tamworth 


Alexander Herbert Codrington, 
Mullumbimby Crk., Mullumbimby 

Alberta Martha Borham, lelton, 
Wooloomin 


)|Harry Booth, Farm 854, Whitton 


Hugh Carmichael, Murwillumbah 


Henry Clarke, Cranebrook 


Samuel Thomas Henry Fisher, 
Tyalgum 


Harold Malcolm Glasser, Albertina, 
Ashford, via Inverell 
Herbert Henry Gill, Comboyne 


Harold Thomas Hayes, Burra- 
gorang 

Henry Hoey, Wailendbeen 

Hugh Montgomerie Hutton, Knaith, 
via Wagea Wagga 

Harold Thomas Joseph James, Juno 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation, 


131379 
131878 
130615 
131400 
150836 


1305858 


139936 
130611 


131165 
131237 


131337 





Parade, Bankstown 
Henry Lynch, Loch Kenny, 
Wyalong 


Phillip and Roy Cameron Milburn, 
Wangat, near Dungog 


Herbert Moffitt, Kyogle 
Henry Rose, Herons Creek 


Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
Wales Government, Harvey Park, 
Trewilga 

Thomas John Sylvester, Martins- 
ville, Cooranbong.. (Cattle brand 
transferred from Henay Smith.) 


HC George Henry Standing, The Chan- 


non, via Lismore ' 


C |Henry Arthur Austin Stevenson, 


Uki 


HC |Hylton George Sherriff, Burrowa.st., 


Young 


_|HC|Thomas Wedge, Blackney Creek, via 


Dalton 


C |Henry Upsall, Lorne, Kendall 
HC|William Hy. Whetton, Rockdale, 


Glen Innes 


Danie] James O’Brien, River View, 
Bukkulla 


a e 


é 

John Joseph Dennis, Tracton, Wal- 

lace Town road, via Wagga Wagga 

John Stanley Betts, West Kempsey 

George Duncan McInnes, Rocky 
River, Uralla 

Ida Roy, Narandera-road, via 
Wagga Wagga 


Bride Ramsay, The Brae, Ashford 


J 
John Worth, Wootton, via Bulah- 


131452 


130851 


130839 


131150 
130945 


17640 
131009 


131211 


130687 


130799 
130699 
130022 


131353 


131072 


131357 
131352 


131451 


130639 


130649 





delah 

James Francis McBride, Forster, 
Cape Hawke 

A. A. G. and W. E. Jervois, War- 
rangee Station, Kiylstone 





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130719 


130453 




















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Name and Address. 








Stud Farm, 
Bolwarra, West Maitiand 


McDonnell and Richardson, Bruton, 
Casino 


Sarah Jane Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 
Tnnes 

Arthur Joseph Hamilton, Camber- 
well 

John Cregan, Midginbill, Tweed 
River 

Carey Brothers, Serpentine Creek 
Clarence River 

John Christopher Moloney, Junee 

John Conway, Duranbah, 
Tygalgah 

Herbert John Lewis Dobbie, Gibson 
Farm, Meadow Flat 


James Daniel, Gungal 


John Elbert Mussared, Karangi, via 
Cofts Harbour 


Joseph Evans, Tarago 


James Thomas Giles, Burnside, 
Bald Nob 


John James Gray, Eltham, 
Richmond River 

James Grant, Maitland-road, 
Minmi 

James Victor Graham, Elderslie, 
Manilla 


James Goodger, Berry 
John Harwood Hayes, Dapto 


John Horsham, Blacktown 


John L. Heckendorf, Lucknow, 
Girilambone 

James Morthorpe, Sunnyside, 
Hobbys Yards 


John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, 
Old Junee 

Ernest Milton, South Leade, Forbes. 
(Transferred from J. Milton.) 

John Patrick McGrath, Boolambayte, 
via Bulladelah 


James Murphy, Chatsworth Island 


James Mullins, Hillview, Malebo, 
via Wagga Wagga 

John William McConochie, Travellers’ 
Rest, Girilambone 

James Phillips, Palmer’s Island, 
Clarence River 


John James Purcell, Castlereagh 


John Schott, Berrima 


Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 
Wales Govenrment, Collaroy 
Estate, Merriwa 

Joseph Samuel Turner, Federal, 
Richmond River 





John Ulph, Balwick, Lyndhurst 


John Valentine Fletcher, Armidale 

Joseph William Waters, "Police Sta- 
tion, Torrington 

James Williams, Bonalbo 


ene 
Thomas Bernard Garry, Gwandoban,|1 
Binalong 


Frederich Carl Krause, Huon, Jindera 
(Transferred from John Krause, ) 
Kenneth Havelock Allen, Dairyville, 


Kate Hatton, Kyogle 


Kate Piper, Wattletree-road, Krina, 
via Gosford 





Katharine Emily Scholefield, Eulongo, 
Cryon 


No. of 
Appli- 
cation. 









68413} 


1306424 


130731 


130614 


131640 
131512 


131180 


131274 


T7681 


131182 
131184 
130877 





130691 











[13 Sepr., 1918, 
od No. of 
Brand. S Name and Address, Appli- 
a cation, 
GL 
VT¥V1L/HG| William George Arthur Lee, Oxley 130650 
1 Island, Manning River 114583 
Go L|HC\Edmund James Lamb, Langdale, {130963 
L Avon-road, Pymble 
Oh H |William Lowrey, Dungog 130873 
Liar ...| G \Albert Arthue Locock, Mount View |180555 
WL L JHC |Lilian Betts, Krui, Millie 131161 
LB 
vv) |HC Leila Millicent Williams, Vale 130846 
Le Valley, Moonbah, via Jindabine 
TH HC Leonard Oliver Forbes, Collyburl, 130895 
a Coolibah 
C |Leslie Bryden Fletcher, Eathorpe, {151641 
Le Armidale 
LD] HC Leonard Gilks, Cliffdale, Moonbi 130922 
ae C |Lindsay Hollands, Ewingsdale 131061 
ae) C |Mrs. Louis Olzomer, Erina 131148 
LO HC Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130947 
L$ Wales Government, Cullingral 
a, Estate, Merriwa 
TH C jLeslie Edward Taylor, The Grange, |13057! 
ay Cooranbong 
rT HC Lacey and Townsend, Yarrawa, 130690 
Denman 
i at HC Oswald G. L. Vidler, Yorklea, 130770 
Casino 
Bvt C Le sen on Lorne, via 131201 
enda 
LW. 
A 
- fe Cc ea Windsor, Lagnicourt, Evans |130822 
ains 
ENS H |Alexander Armstrong Proprietary, | 17629 
WY Limited, Lake Victoria, Cal Lal. 


mE. HC Martha Wells, Rosehill, Mandurama |!31492 
ww 
M C |Patrick Francis McGrath, Corang, [131271 
Ve Nerriga 
lH C Thomas Stubbs Morgan, Marulan 131002 
AM. Frederick William Monk, Hillside  |130794 
undooran 
MN ? “IAC peer ema Minshall, Springfield, [130710 
‘rookwell 
<> Miro Mary Hopkins, Kelso, Singleton 131000 
6m “|G Meurige.« Oscar Matthews, Irvington, ,130552 
via Casino 
AM <} HO artes Bryce Corry, Bundar, 130859 
rang 
mC ce 
e 9 C |Mary Cutler, Plandtire, Moongulla [130971 
M+D.../ @ |Andrew Malcolm, Balranald 131304 
VIV HC|Matthew Dawson, Eltham, Rich- 131594 
HD mond River 
Ai C |Maud Foley, Baker-st., Temora 130783 
M 
a HC|Martin Jarick, Lanbong, Forbes 131344 
ry HC en Clear Kenna, Clear View 130074 
algett 
aL ...iHO Martha Hannah Lahey, Tia 130890 
AL C |Mortimer Cornwall Lewis, Bobin, 131066 
law) via Wingham 
wd HC /|Margaret Susannah McGregor, Old |130679 
Mm Mill, near Tingha 
MN C Andrew McNutt, Public School, 130746 
rN Torrington, via Deepwater 
M'v1|/H C/ William Donald and David Alexan- |131431 
—! der McPherson, Chandler Bridge, 
Wollomombi 
M HC May vane Rankmore, Ashgrove, 131363 
ollie 








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Brand. Name and Address, Appli- 
cation. 
MS |HCiSoldiers’ Settlements, New South {130951 
v7 Wales Government, Manus Estate, 
Tumbarumba 
MS PG Aa John Sexton, Derrengullen |130686 
Yas 
—MUY....HC Mather White, Gordon-road, 131620 
Chatswood 
#7} HC|Malcolm Ernest Young, Goonoo 130837 
? Goonoo, Tamworth 
NW 
\LY/ 1H G|George Perrin, Mount Welcome, 130965) 
n Bolivia | 
VTV1|HC)Jobn Lane Nicholls, Old Bonalbo, 130882 
n via Tabulam 
ae HC/|Neil and Buchanan, Pomona, Uralla |130967 
N@L|HC Naismith Bros., Jesmondene, Boree {131611 
\nthed Creek 
SN C...| C |Norman Walter Chapman, High- 130814 
lands, Black Mountain 4 
WY L£...| C |Nellie Lambert, Bootawah, Tinonee |130791 
n=7.-|HC Norman Wentworth Noble, Caswell, |130618 
via Singleton 
tao f C |Norman Archibald Strang, West 131542, 
NS Wallsend 
NS) /HC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Gov- |130944 
ernment, Glen Innes Ne ursery, Glen 
Innes 
WN mt C |Lulu Nathan and Ada May Thomas, |131178 
Gr Opossum Point, Tooma 
N ¥-..-;HC Albert Edward and Harold Henry 130551 
Norvill, Warneleigh, via Tweed 
Heads 
ae C |Joseph Norman Webb Walters, 130813 
NW Berridale 
WN x.--,HC|Russell Nicholson, Colonel’s Creek, {131290 
via Wauchope 
Oo | 
OLA C \Geoffrey William Scholes, Overton, T7616 
° Muswellbrook. (Cattle brand 13062)} 
transferred from Thomas Blunt.) 
aw] C |Oscar Howard Ingall and P. C. 131515 
od Buchanan, Deep Creek, Bowraville 
FY L|H C|Ellen O’Brien, Bexhill, Richmond 1315934 
OB River 
OBL|HC Bernard O’Brien, Roxburgh, Crook- |131554! 
ay well 
O/G...,HC|Robert John O’Connor, Brucedale 130966 
ah HC Joseph Ross O’Connor, care of G. A.|131514 
aw] Anderson, Dullah, via Coolamon 
J) |HC\John Ernest O’Connor, Connorville, |131296 
OC Marsden-road, Grenfell 
Oh HC (Oliver Hinde, Geneva, Kyogle 130442 
OM b HC Otelia Mary Josephine Mooney, 130589 
Glenesk, Woolamundry, Condobolin 
at HC James O'Meara, Wandellow, Cobargo)131233 
UN } H CG Frederick George Di Mealy Lillypool,| 131281 
OM South Grafton 
O&N...;HC|Kuhre Bros., Galba, Ghbarec 130757} 
OO HC|Oscar Stanbury Olsson, Roseberry, (131412 
The Risk, via Kyogle 
OS} /EC Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S, W. Govern- 130580} 
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12 
...1HC|Lawrence Petrie, Bluff Rock, Tenter-|180559 
PY field 
p>) HC|William Patterson, Oakbank, Wood-|131314| 
lands Mail, via Lockhart 
Cp... C |Paul Joseph Ffrench, Ballalaba 131383 
MEV}, HC|Hartley Lancelot Payne, Belahville,|124737 
Ay Forbes 
pe. HC/|Arthur Linden Platts, Farm No. 35,/131126 
Maharatta, Bombala 
P Q-- H |George Ernest Power, Bushman’s 130985} 
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HC|Percy Albert Bartlett, Invercauld, {131143 
Lismore : 
HC/|William Patrick Casey, Broadwater, |131093 
Richmond River 
HOC|Patrick Dougherty, Orange 130735 
H |Peter Edwards, Waverley, Mount Idaj130856 
H |Peter Hindlay, Secret Home, McPhail|131416 
HC |Percival Herald Miller, Glengowrie, |180541 
Midway, Quirindi 
HC|Phyllis Payne, Woolgoolga 130666 
C |Patrick Sheehan, Hoskins Town 131026 
HC |Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W. Gov- |130948 
ernment, Pinnacle Hstate, Grenfell 
HC/|Percy John Scheibel, Jiggi 131318 
@ 
H |Thomas Richard Quinton, Purle- 131225 
waugh 
HC'Quirk Bros., Windellama, Bombow- |130609 
lee, Tumut 
R 
HC/|William Allan Norman, Glenquarry |131298 
C |Charles Rooke, Queen-street, Grafton|130688 
C |Edward Herbert Rose, Wadeville, [130987 
via Nimbin 
HC |Edward Alfred Reeves, Fairy Hill, (181388 
Casino 
EC |Frederick Charles Albert Rowsell, |131422 
Bril Bril, Rollands Plains, Wilson! 
River 
HC|Francis James Robinson, Lunaria, 131188 
Tottenham 
HC /Reuben Pengilley, Killara, Black- {113648 
ville, via Quirindi 131358 
C |Reginald Sydney Brice, Kioloa, via {129815 
Milton 
HC Raymond Baly, Elands, Bulga 131266 
_H Ralph Butler, Paika, Balranald 130785 
HC Robert Cassilles, Timbery Range, via|!22507 
Cooma 
HC Robert Crawford, Rock View Farm, |131113 
Dellwood, via Boree Creek 5 
C |Richard Coggins, Morrison-road, 130860 
Gladesville 
HC|Robert Clide Dugan, Dickygundi, [180637 
via Dubbo 
HC Robert Francis Stone, Ogunbil 131065 
_{HC Samuel John Gibson, Alstonville. T7598 
(Transferred from Robert Gibson.) 
HC Robert Hoy, Kia Ora, Armidale 130568 
HCIR. S. Howard and Sons, Parkes and |130798 
Peak Hill 
HC|Robert White Innes, Woodview, 130838 
Casino ; 
HC Robert King, Teven Creek, Rich- §¢ 112804 
mond River 2 |131166 
HOC |Robert Laing, Boyneville, Gulgong {131381 
HC Richard Murphy, Torrington 131368 
C |Richard Martinscroft Malbourne, 131408 
Murwillumbah 
HC Robert Henry Martin Pascoe, Cedar |130640 
Grove, Urbenville, via Tabulam 
HC iRichard Prisk, Bracken-street, Hil [130569 
rrove 
ENO Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 130955 
Wales Government, Carumbi 
Estate, Stockinbingal 
HOC |Rupert Ernest Salway, Cobargo 130773 
HC |Robert Sneesby, Miller’s Forest 130636 





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Rowland Vivian Small, Mackenzie- 
street, Moree 


Rosabella Watson, Fifield 


Robert William Wilcox, Boonal Well, 
Garah 

Robert Wilson, Federal, Richmond 
River 

Richard Wilson, Manus, Tumbarumba 


‘Richard Worth, Myocum, Mullum- 
bimb °: 

Robert Henry Cox, Long Flat, Hast- 
ings River 


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Henry Stapleford, Wollomhi 
iGeorge Stewart, Greenock, Inverell 


James Charles Smith, Ashwood, Ben 
Lomond 


Richard John Simpson, Glenreagh 


Homilton Ray Sneesby, Pigman 
Creek, Casino 


William Bunter, Rosewood View, 
Collie-road, Gilgandra 


Archibald. W. R. Simpson, Vittoria, 
via Blayney. (Transferred from 
John Pritchard Smith.) 

Thomas Shaw, Farm 20, Yarrawa, 

Denman 


Mrs. Mark Sergent, Gladstone 


Edward Sackley, Dunoon, Richmond 
River 

Margaret Staunton, Cloete-street, 

Young 

‘Sarah Alice Mackay, Mountain View, 

Adaminaby 

Samuel George Burges, Dungog 


Samuel Chandler, The Pinnacles, via 
Yarrowitch 


Susan Mary Druitt, West Dubbo 


Stephen Henry Davis, Raymond 
Terrace 

Samuel George Hvans, Binna Burra, 
Richmond River 


Stephen George, Waterfalls, Crook- 
well 
Samuel Glyde, Gannon’s Creek 


John Neale Taylor, ford. (Trans- 
ferred from Samuel Harris.) 

Rupert Stanley Lindeman, Coodra, 
Wee Jasper, via Yass 

Welby Alfred Smith, Comboyne, via 
Wingham 


Herbert Povey, Collingwood, Colinton/1é 





Samuel Noble, Rosebank 


Susannah O’Meally, Lilypool, South 
Grafton 


Stanley Prior, Avondale, Dapto 


Smith and Rae, Bromley, Pinnacle 
Estate, Grenfell 

Marion Helen Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 
West Coraki. (Transferred from 
Charles Yabsley ) 

Sidney Sinclair, Glen Rock, 
Yooroonah 


Samuel Simpson, Gravesend 


Sydney Veitch, Mogo 








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130692 


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Crowther 

Stanley Arthur Wythes, Cumnock- 
road, Molong 

Sarah Wharton, Happy Valley, 
Brushy Hill, Aberdeen 


Sarah West, Westbrook, Essington 
James Sturges White, Bellingen 


Samuel Mundy Wilson, Walcha-road 


Sidney John Tyrie, Norongo, via 
Captain’s Flat 


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Edith 8. Carpenter, Stannum, via 
Deepwater 

William Harvey, Lorna Doone, 
Stannum. (Transferred from 
Charles T. Truscott.) 

Colin Stewart Westaway, Bowling 
Alley Point 

Florence Annic Thompson, Spring 
Grove, Casino 

Thomas EH. Cabban, Waverley 
Cottage, Tumut-street, Adelong 


Thomas John Bray, Murrurundi { 

Trim ang Bullman, Tyalgum, via 
Murwillumbah 

Thomas Joseph Coultan, Dorrigo 

Thomas Considine, Seaham 


Thomas George Chapman, Carbean, 
Manilla 

Thomas Henry Dunn, Mrskine-street, 
Dubbo 

Thomas Hggleton, West Blowering, 
via Tumut 

Thomas Fredericks, Burnside, Jam- 
beroo 


Thomas Farrelly, Clandulla 


Thomas Fraser, Forster 

Thomas Henry Jarrett, Dungay, 
Murwillumbah 

T. H. Johnston, Sackville Reach 

Thomas Lavis, Upper Orara, via 
Coffs Harbour 

Thomas Lewis Bond, Old Junee 


Thomas Gregory Matthews, Warrell 
Creek, Macksville 

Thomas Henry Matthews, Breeza 

Thomas Henry Wyatt, Nandewar- 
street, Narrabri 

Thomas Pullman, Tamworth 

Thomas Pauling, Stoney Point, 
»Lecton 

Mary Klizabth Redman, Bandon 


Grove. (Transferred from Thomas 
Redman.) 


‘Soldiers’ Settlements, New South 


Wales Government, Tarcutta 


Thomas Leslie Terbutt, care B. 
Stapleton, Black Mountain Creek, 








via Boggabri 


Ler 

~y HC!John Thomas Turner, Burra, 
rv" Moruya 
far 4 

AN HCG|Donald McDonald, Cuan, Bunnan 
TJ 
\A/ 7 |H ClHenry Davis, junior, Saltbrook, ¢ 

Vv Bumbury t 
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131458 
130721 


131370 
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131012 
130988 


131670 


T1677 


130905 
130842 
131407 
131953 
131088 
131489 


131042 
131475 
130767 
1S10C4 
130683 
131845 
131058 
131448 


131312 


ISIS41 


131125 
131571 


131081 


150855 


©7613 


130665 


130801 


1313238 
88295 





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130795 





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Bathurst street, Singleton 


C |Vincent Brogan, Berridale 
HC|Sydney Ritchie, Virginia, Wilton, 


Douglas Park 


HC Soldiers’ Settlement, New South 


Wales Government, Montavella 
Estate, Bathurst 


a} HC |Henry Vivian Vidler, Cawongla 
<1! H |George Irwin Wilson, Stoker’s 


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Victor Eric Wilson, Terrigal 


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Alfred Sherwin Wood, Murwil- 
lumbah 

Walter Bramley, Argyle, Hall’s 
Creek, Bunnan 

William Neil Miller, Kalimna, 
Wallaroobie, via Beckom 

Thomas Ambrose Welsh, Jefferson, 
Cobargo 

Michael Bannon, Belmore River, 
Gladstone 

Robert Alexander Witherow, Parkes 

Gustav Waldemar Vesterboe Soren- 
son, Harwood Island, Clarence River 

William Andrew Allison, care of H. 
Sellen, Wentworthville ~* 

Walter Butterworth, Water-street, 
Lambton 


%/William Charles Baker, Skeleton 


Creek, via Glen Innes 
Walter Colin Gordon Bowman, 
Upper Manilla 
William Henry Burke, Merim: 
borough, via Wee Waa 
William Barrett Carter, Laggan 
William Carlon, Mount View, 
Uralla 


William Dunning, Kydra, via Nim- 
mitabel 

Executors late M. P. Holmes, 
Bullerana, Moree 

William Andrew McGovern Doolan, 
Klori, via Tamworth 


William Ely, Woolgoolga 


William Vivian McRae, Oakton, 
Wollomombi 

William Henry Golding, junior, 
Inchgower, Iorbes 

William Herrington, Turntable 
Creek, The Channon 


William Hope, Long Bay 


Edmund Ernest Hosking, Leeville, 
Casino 

William James Jeffrey, 
Bective 

William Samuel Jackman, Kendall 


Perey MclIvor Williams, Stannum, 
via Deepwater 

William Oliver Murray, Hilltop, 
Bendemeer 

William Marshall, 
Tumut 

Walter Henrv Robe, Boorabil, Port 
Tubooda, Wyalong 

William Robinson, Percy-street, 
North Lambton 


Walter Rawson, Avalon, Bungwahl 


Springfield, 


Simpson-street, 


William John and James Stapleton, 
Bellevue and Lilydale, Mount 
Mitchell. (Transferred from 





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Robert Speer, Irrigation Area, Hay 


William Smith, Lang’s Creek, 
Boorowa 

William Ernest Skinner, Wombah, 
Jinabiby, Clarence River 


William Henry Arthur Teale, 
Kyogle 





| Villiam Watson, Billinudgel 


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Duncan Davis McRae, Tamworth 
Club, Tamworth, and Albyn-road, 
Strathfield 

Maxwell Perkins, Dellwood, Glen 
Innes 


We Sy 


Edgar Frederick Young, Carara, 
Curlewis 

Erle Stuart Yabsley, Ben Nevis, 
Coraki 


Benjamin James Wyld, Mountain 
View, Albury-road, via Wagga 
Wagga 


James Wallace Young, Bumballa, 
Tallong 


Numerals Only. 


George Edward Archibald Grey, 
Greyleigh, Kiama 

Charles Frederick Beck, Farm 389, 
Leeton 


Numerals .and Signs. 


Mary Ann Elphick, Tumblong 


Hubert Henry Clement Smith, 
Mornington, Warialda 


Florence Emma Dawson, Capeen 
Creek, Old Bonalbo 


William F. Duane, Illabo 


Jonathan Saul Greentree, Yarrama- 
long 


Agnes Elizabeth Jane Lambert, 
Berrima 

Walter William Chapman, Belmore, 
Manilla 


Emily Rosanna May Bartier, 
Warialda 
Andrew Thomas Turner, Copeton 


George Alfred Johnson, Narrabri 
West 





Henry Arthur Campbell, Towarra, { 


Albury-road, via Wagga Wagga 


| Tenterfield 


William Stanley Williams, Wollombi 





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131117 


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131224 


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136883 


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131351 


131399 
130748 


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THE undermentioned Branbs have been cancelled and re-allotted as shown:— et 
Brand. | Stock. | 5 Name and Adaress, | | . | Year. | apiosten hag aa 
. Q.... HG | James Thomas Arndell, Monkey Pliite, FRPAW{OR co .csscccen 2h 1885 31768 130558 
HHO...| HC | Thomas Bros., Wardry, Condobolin...........s.00.. ca ae 1891 65780 | Cancelled: 
“WS pl]: °C | William Spéer, Irrigation Area, Hay .......cesceceeceeien Wa fs 1910 109704 130544 
ie A |° #O- | Biilmann Brothers, Rocky-Plain, via Bertidale .......+s+y.-:yte0ye00: 1916 126046 | Cancelled: 
ee OT atte a Gevatbhh, BAPFABA, J) al DICE os gacdeeoesscenele a aie Gh 1885 | 7528 130570 © 
plads HC | David Wilson, Sunnyside, Gum Flat, via Boverel opr ivooncdahdontee 1899 80699 | Cancelled. 
Ae a Abram Holloway, Bald Nobs, near Armidale ..... ....... Pe aa 1885 ie 130587 
TH . 
W°U-...| HCG | Robert Webb, Bong Bong .................. oer Fee PEP Re Gs cnrine 3) a ee) 766 130543 
autds--| ELC | Thomas Egan, Michelago.,,....:--..eesceoss: bili itiiases sSeeeMavcagO) ©1885 19985 130598, 
H-2...| HC ‘| William A. Wilson, Rosedale, MGbParung) i sages +--+>saaakeogosenss> _ 1907 101602 130615 
ah HC | Mary Lettuce, Spring Gully, Bunman .0..).............008 sacecseecesest 1890 : 61759 130617 
a HC ‘| Henry Binnan, Cowabee-road, Wagea Wagga sib.ccscisssesesaagcigciy . O80 44912 130625 
a b| HH | James Farrell, Kentucky, Uralla oo... jessssessteeseseeene vf 1885 5002 | 130497 
HC | William McKenzie, Mayloo, Tuena .......c.cccsssscecercescessseceesonees 1885 | 28129 130520 
a HG | Edward Douglas, junior, Bendemeer........is104: i dvs canis geateonguien ».{ 1885 587 130585. ra 
44 .| HC | Henry C. Dangar, Macquarie Grove, Narellan........::2..00.c00s Bodkea 1885 39138 130652 
; ieee HC | William Hosking, Moleville, Whiteman Creek ....cccccccccsessessee 1890 62040 130464 
7 2 HC | George Bramble, Myall Lakes, Stroud ................. HERE PEE Say. | 1885 23524 130577 
avV...| H@ | Walter Barnes, Pine Ridge, Murrurundi ........ id... SWABS veces} 1885 33848 130693 ° 
<j HC | Charles Fuller, Farmer’s Home, Tarcutta-road Wagga Wagga ...| 1888 58554 130674 . 
: G | Denis O’Brien, Lost River, Wheeo .......s:cessescssvenees AVI BA 1885 25202 | 180405 
as HC | ‘Mary Elizabeth Steel, Walcha .............¢écs entecteses soo stvild ve lawad¥ 1896 76092 | Caneéelled., 
aa HC -:| Mary J. Gallegos, Armidale ................ [. o0 Dees boa amen 1885 . 20900 130726. 
: tm HO | Frederick James Young, Carara, Curlewis .........cccccececcedesesse eee 1903 88297 130668 |” 
ta HC | James Dwyer, Tenterfield i...::. VRS ARH OG NS os tale wwlalh.d 1885 13600 | 130747 
ee HOG} James Wilson, Fish River Creok, ;......<.gasihsveces eilovovaseds WRT 1885 24956 130751 
<a> --| HOC | Charles Donald Stewart, Inverell ................... sen woo asaee esas gen ie 1903 74462 130633 - 
on HO Susahiciah Booth, Ferndale, Bundanoon........+...: Merry ee 1899 81231 130786 
s HC John Cameron, Mount View, Cessnock.......« HUGhEds os cong ietoetPrenaaett 1906 96366 130779 
RED... ©. | Robert S. Howard, Parkes .c.cj.stctsrsssnsstssseeeeseeneeeeneeene 1895 | 73727 |. 130798 . 
W,... H William Heriot, Deniliquin............ ete sast de gedsdasszwocscacaniowoath seat 1885 7658 130701. 
i is HC | Alexander Anderson, Warregal Island, Chatsworth Island ...... 1885 ‘ Hee: \ 130550. 
; ye HC | Morgan Redden, Donnybrook, Coonabarabran ...........006..00eec00s 1885 4444) 130181 
| jee EHC. .'| Wong Sat, Bolong, Kemypiton ja ANT sc00h ic socihesdavascoterauctonses 1915 124103 | 130835. 
bee HC Patrick Ryan, Cootamundra” tects... wetital diavwailaie Saat 1885 20645 130843 je 
Cx. HC | Kenneth Beaton, Cooplacurripa, via Wingham sdiceadsseadieseey aye eis 1910 | 108443 | Cancelled. 
= ENE! |, George: Newhaiis Reid's WAG... (2b .e..ccdeiccsssconccteccosconedasdouste 1885 9583 130379 
-HM»| C_ | Henry Millburn, Little River, Wangat, Dungog ....cses.cceceee isso | 60204 | 180851-) 
S UW?...| HC | James Wildman, Ye Grange, Crowther ....s.ccsersesscsse ceceseeetes 1916 | 124607 130864 
| a HC | Michael Jordan, Tabulam  ...c.ccsceeccsseeseeeeees tone nes Ae) 1885 41659 | 130866 
WW ...| HO | A. B, Triggs, Bootra, White Clifiv.......4 0/1... {Wg eulweal. teit 1914 76861 | Cancelled. 
nicer Eliza Harvoy, Parkes .1...3c.cc.ctpscusheeoce oleldvavdeness sisal ligaaty ae 1886 54851 130886 
BH! HC . 
wo] J EO: «| Mabel M, Lahey, Tia: Digging o. spsn..ceccheccsrsssevesosvecanns'be pened 1905 92283 130890 
ys HC _ | Executors Estate late M. P. Holmes, Moree .....c.ccccescs-e seseseevs 1903 74495 | 130586 
EL) HC | Michael 0’Keefe, Orundumbie, Walcha ........csssssssssssssssssnsssee 1885 { 94907 } 130803 
G@AX...|| Ha oJ ATM CH VENER ERUSEON 6 a5 one ac disc Hn suc oats Ren mee ee eats ss at nce 1887 56136 | Cancelled. 
BiA xX. re] Kate Reilly, Yhoul Plain, Hatfield, Balranald, Ivanhoe-road...... 1895 74585 | Cancelled. 
T I... HO Thomas utyibil, Tumut * ...0.5.2.,..cceeaeieades ous cash eee nee Be 1885 10858 130910 
X6é.... HC eee Smith and McRae, Round Hill, Goonoo Goonoo road, 1915 124071 130958 
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. ae Namine | GAZET 
mp SORG \ 2b | ame and Address, ETTE, No. 
7 at aC : By Radder, P sai * Ney AP. 
“bo Te | E ' ort M 2 
B 8 . >i John Brogan Fea, . lacquarie Be | Year | ms 4579 
iis ae oe ‘ ’ et * win Pe ga eR h Ts o. of Lf lA 
HC ‘Alma Bi Penne Attunga... ee RMU) 6G Application. pe Sioa 
: tM Ca eBid Reith BPs Hats Maan tans re ee ee 1 ; ! Nwaer 
" AN | “HE: | Ja aga, Hillside, C pena si ior 2 25181 
a WY : mes Ke oh gamelan 14 ves . 
eee t ‘HO Mahoney, @ pningered,. A Hirth A Lf 4964 
ite LL ..: c William Ki , Gledswood, N ; Alfredton Ww 11723 jee ~ 
<>} HG: | Andre n King, Cessnock , Narellan... on, Wagga; 1889 “ » 130942 
arew See ros en 
7 SC HO. William eae ek na PA liz ’ 59944 13098 
a . ook . > ' ‘ Oe oe ei ce j J i) 
* wa i C C Isabell. opley, Gunned. mounts Watson’ sect eens eneee ; 1885 ; 10: pf 8 
F 3 HE Wi a McCallum: Be eta son’s Creek, vi ee Bey on'ts 364 a 
aA AQ. H ou Villiam Baine ni: Bell Brook: Moonan F ek, via Bende 885: 130892 
i hl- ; Cc Z aines V F rook M ewaluaune: . meer 8591 
RYN. oth fe 2 erdinan 4 &ch ‘ Volla Wolla ie SORE ae NIE 1906 nee 130972 
mr 2) ugh Bai ulz : , ie dicrak es VAL ‘ba ee ta ; : 
Hail oz ee ae ele, Corcieey, A saint River tere eee) vepoak | Or if ae 
m y} #H lannae 2G maville Y> Maing River nn 190 920 ; f 
Bh air pean feet Ary me |v | te 
EP HC | Fredk. C cape MRE Sie = peoregaay haa! ae a 3 dae 25930 _ 130676 
me} . CO. B. Bri 8 Neto mond Ce 85 43095 
oa HC’ | Mar Bricher, Maleb a4 Jas debabdes dees | 1892 27516 |° . 
RBE...| HC y B, Floyd, R Oesseesdin saikasiaeh oat ae 68444 | 30991 
3 2 | Robert Byrn eh wa 607 € 50 
7 ce? e jet OY: oe & : 
is: HC, | John P, ; Bon Lomond ON on i * ~ 181037 
al, H “ayne, Di vescanseeces dd geleigetlededictd 1909 2 Oe 
see | HC | Joseph gnam’s Creek AON all 5 SAN rage 107284 
2 HC ph Jackson, Sl a eA) Wen ted sh TS \ sind 
g Cc Willi ae apdash Cr SON SS Obi 1886 021, ; : 
| BC iam I. Pat ok eek, Gul stesneseeees a 561 Hh} 31045 
Pe Simon C atterson, Li Mie HAE Met) 18 64 131 
NS pe tory, M puesto Liman 4 ig 85 42915) |" 043 
4 : HG Nf olonglo ? layney sobbed das 50 15) 
a Bi Cc ames Bruce Cl Litt Baste overere 1885 Ls 542 ) 131051 
Ho Joseph T , ’ aremont, Ti ridade pobet 4: sabe nialde Soch ; 13949 id : 
ei. | William J ennis, Catipb vaseentdenoniollo jeotbste 9 sie 900 | : 81 _ pie 
XT AC am John Cha , Pp elltown meee! agua 1885 137 1 “ 
an 7 Edward Bl dwick, Yo Jie h ubidale dviecott jin 7095 Sibel 
10 ’ eo acka, Ston j ung-road AGS os ie 1893 ‘ ‘ 180553 
DCL HC rge Cooper, W y Creck, Be ren hale il) sia orar inal Hh Hany ah eae Be ‘ea 
4 John H 2 elbon, M Tora | 885 : 1350 
oe HOC Ch ¢ ay, Mount M oree .. “p39 Rt alenaabialel sie: 1901 31836 Pe 64 
ar anara Pe cle eam j a 
Cyl) ze ca Clarke, Belang, 8 nn ete | OOM be on 
0) ; _ | Tho glo, + Wen enn i E7 17 131068 
an mas Geor be Flan sn 1885 i 7902 
| lial tig eigen et ssshnbreierseaughONO A ‘ 36 131086 
ATS HC orth Lhe oo enn 1885 046 
Mk RQ. HC Robert Wel ie de aieitance ace ie . 48 131024 
3 € 1 14 3 15 | 
ce Jno, H sh, Wondello noo Goonoo r F ahas 130460 
hay HC | Fred art, Larbert “ w, Cobargo. oad,! 1909 5 131115 
5 } HC /E ES ead Bae Pit bes pheataiaeaeaainadh 4 107362 |. 18110 
| ; it Maitland nm .. 181108 
HP}. Cc dward George T ark, Booligal Sten Sevens 5 1897 = i 3 
RY Henry J yrrell, Cobar pes ry pa 1899 { 77320 . a 
00 3 BC x _G. McGre bio Maedbeab eS feud i 1 a 68413 . 129967 
Nard Cc onald Ryrie, K gor, Yetman Soeepeeeeeeteaaes sie Cancelled 
Ay William C se am (1887 54029 |) Me 
ey } HC m Coombes, T nN ARR bet at of 1835 | bom? f 130928 
3 (7) Patrick A ‘ ; rappand Far Tee een coeeens 0° SNPS SPEOS SS oe 5437 % 133 
W)4) A . BradRush’ Farm, Louth Park, West Mait | 1s93 | | 7139 1154 
— C J p 8 Cre k M 5 ark, West Mai ty ca] 1885. i 71329 ; 7 
x shi Mahoney Mani } Maitland pi 131156 
5) ze |m i Soaegan bidGtnl| 8 (ae 
oy ey Pe Up see bt i 1903 67 | Cancelled 
see C Charles A re ys; Quirindi CG SOAS US ae | 87556 . 
(mt ‘HC yipap calbid dep Eulowri reek, Wek santo mags wie 1909 . ’ 131183 
re ratial qe bE aolicitor Taaeort Ah... ores ost 
on, iam Henty pawn ieee ane 635. | -Cé 
Om HC | Patri vy Fletcher; Kat nein aula ne 1988 Kneelled. 
rick OM ; Enteno Ststi Ee Sea eae 329 
Rp... H | Ernest Ri ara, South Creek, 8 sot" ONGUS aleve SF abonl, on bic ) ole 131209 
tt. HO Richard, Pfai , dt. Mary’s Ast 2 Ae. ol a 431 4 131214 
‘ 2 ee eel 1887 43 
ey C. and J. Bro Vic CR Swe. Oe US Acar 
“ Cc wh, Crosshi RE hen 1885 . 131227 
ie Mary Ell ps ae en 39 7 
at H en Baldwi 2 ridge ah GPa 357 13 
> OB John Fs a aM _ 1916 1233 
rN) HC Goog, W et) i a : 127028 , Can 
j Chri Vybon C Oe a 18 | i ‘Cancell 
pe M ristopher M & dhe, te Sa NG r 85 "5900 ed. 
© — Cc Ma oor, Terrabomb ee ellbrook Bigs heey va 189 : eS ¥8125 
} Sept aie ie 7 
wy SenreCrath. juni mberra, a eee ae : 0 doen . 6 
++ HC , junior, Nerri pete teak): ll 18 f 13125 
(oC) 3 | Robert A. Mit Pe ss | loa | : 
ee. ate itch Pe A 18 { i? | 
= } HC, | Ch chell, Kangaloon ; Jets dean aesaseinne f Be 24426 ; alc 
: s } arles. Spi hs ae ana aga 1893 131029 
a : pinks voter € 
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ae Radics 1885 ; 71 
itesteneeeeens 29466} 13) 
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George Parker, Towamba, Eden 
Hampton Willis, Eastern Plains, Guyra... ...... eden aus 1 6 2a 
Josh Parslow, Moltong wcrc Sa ae Bee eetns 


| William Ritchie, Fullertom,,.......useccseeedeecrsesres digsemeamee ae ccs 


Samuel Pearce, Camberwell, Singleton ..............see0ee, PROP Toca 
Anne F. Sprouster, Pendarius, Fremantle ......,.... Werapee demeta test 


Patrick Brennan, Merrygoen, Mundooran ......... saceeataanerecsrecs ss 


George Francis, PIA oss vet eccacscccptca stesso space eeunssmenee Mesa eiccs 
Joseph Bailey, Watermark, Breeza ..........sssesseees suadabeleacosnee se 












Saml. Glyde, Gannon’s Creek, via Wanuchope:iisitstveceerteses Seeeds 


Clara Ann Murphy, Green Hills, Shooter’s Hill........ hi se hates or 
William Grey, Kiama .........:cccceeeeee BM dence te eeeeeeceneeeenventeaeens 


John T. Slornan, Mount Pleasant, Dundee,............ecsersesesseeeees 
Richard Binnie, Maoranie, Singleton ....s.ceeeeeeee i ooK Gemeente: 


Samuel O’Hbra, Glen Tnnes iis iiisslliins okie ee 


Mary Rose McCulloch, South Mount Hope..,.......ccscesseseeceeeeeees 
Donald McPherson Chandler, Wollomombi............cccesessesvesseces 


Carson and Brown, Komera Station, Tambar Springs .4.............. 


James Ward, Tarrawan, Gulligal ...,.......... PETS) OCC ROUSSE Roce 
Timothy Mainey, Turner’s Flat, Greenhills...............sscceesceeereee 


Edward Charker, Brattenbow Creek, Tatalga,.\.i,ccsisicascette teat 


Anne Bopping, Riverview, Ballalaba.............. Wei eriue sa sueeeeseneeen 


William Moore, Cooma............0.56 seen suedeages teeedtye sects sass <a Rare 
Alfred Hills, Crookwell 
John McCutcheon, Strathbogie, Wellingrove................scseeeeeees 


Henrietta Wallace, Wauchope 


MatildaiGweny pbancoreNCrriva ...acdacteecosaieneecincassne deere 
John Mallon, Moruya 


Francis Mallon, Merricumbene, Araluen ..............s.sesseseeverceuces 


Pee PAO emcee reese ee seh eee ree eee eet eee eee eeet Ob sarees 
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Harold Borham, Milbury, Underbank ..............ccccccsssescescesceucs 
William Rand, Egelaba, Wagga Wagga 
Kate Oeding, Corowa .ss..s..e.seeeee densi vavnenatedMeentct acinar tene. 


CS ee ee ee ee ea 


Louis Varidel, Enfield 
John Donald McKinnon, Oak Hill, Old Junee ..... HA a eR 
James Carey, Harwood Island 


BERET eee Hee HOH Eee eH ree eH UO a ee neeereseesoesstaesses 


Ce ek ee a 


George E. S. Davies, Kelivena, Curlewis............... aise sahepaehe Kuss 


James Bonnington, Aarongonaaron, Mundooran 


Joseph Drayton, Glenmore, Lochinvar..............46 a ee Ov 
Thomas Mills, Jack’s Creek, Narrabri ........,..... Pe aoa Una aoa 


J. M. Black, Ayrdale, Wolumlan.: ivi wast. ceetacyse ateciivas aeaes 
David Heazlett, Major's: Creek ‘sic csnsiscsiss dees dobeitarencsdictigen ec aeeee 
Thomas Wightman, Gulargambone ..........cccccseesesseseseeesseneeuees 
William Bailey, St. Albans.e./c:csssastetssseec AMUN, (leh ha diied 
James Archer, Goimbla, Toogong ifiiiity.siseeddls ussvvocusthetiandde 


nO; Layiory, Branxton sa.cc..ysutvesterneeees tuesMbcnanvetseeeene dete 
Archibald Reynolds, Kylee, Adaminaby «.s.sesssseseees Gantuconen en 


John Beven, Bevendale, Wheeo ..........0.000++ Fons veedeeab yang emery ones: 


F. A. Parbury,) Invermein, near Scone npssasersc.ssccstaraseeeeveraees vr 








Year, 











[18 Sepr., 1918, 


No. of 
Application. 


{ 37674 
45023 


122363 
408 
39773 
25873 
76393 


35779 
41165 
92387 


72523 


83685 
13833 


97952 
45997 


95758 
96463 
71799 


74.627 


6740 
46540 


288A 
87292 
T1278 


34049 
1207 


83564 


62433 
88T 


63660 


56251 
21160 
§2399 


51644 
92972 
85648 


105208 
8398 


2272 














Re-allotment 
Number, 


131160 
131347 
131071 
131360 
131375 
131371 


131106 
131276 
131176 


131177 


131392 
131399 


131402 
131411 
131414 
131418 
Cancelled, 
131287 
131431 


131472 


131479 
131474 


131473 


131483 


131493 
131232 
131510 


131505 


131504 
131503 


131502 


131327 
Cancelled. 
- 131508 


131553 
Cancelled. 
131342 


131442 
131544 
131547 


131551 


131413 
131461 
131624 
131610 
131522 
131468 


131457 


130935 — 
130595 





13 Supr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


Brand. | Stock. | 


Sau 
mn 

TJ 

4H 


BS 


ci 








4581 











Name and Address. | Year. No. of Re-allotmen 

Application. Number, 

HC | A. Hinchcliffe Son & Co., Denny Kyemine, Mundooran ............ 1895 72446 131590 
HC Alexr. Stevenson, junr., Ulallah, Purlewaugh ..,.............00s0000 1908 104559 | Cancelled. 

HC | William Shapland, Bob’s Creek, Molong..........:sssssssseees ied sbeaens 1885 34401 131677 

HC | Ernest Wm. Schmidt, Ebenezar, Walla Walla, Albury ...... Tigges 1885 38324 |. 131633 

C William Abernethy, Cambewarra, NOWra .........scccusenscedenecennes 1887 55137 131691 
HC Dudley C. Campbell, South Grafton.......cccceeseeeeeee fos Mavere stepiols 1917 129448 | Cancelled. 




















The Appressks of the following Owners have been changed, viz. :— 





Brand. | Name. 

IPT si PrP Elunkett...:...50,00.0008 
oe } Eric DR USS ONeS ieee ccces tse. 
*8Giia) Bredk ght Geerec.sc..3005.0-0. 

WoP...| Wm. O. Phillips............... 

e 
FE! >| Edwd. E. Hirst ...........044 
CL} Ben. Chaffey (.......:.0400 aye 

> 

ot Walter R. Neil ........... sa 
met Edmund Guy Hensley ...... 
NG } ATG VOW OKs se. stderctsdace saciacs 
= Robert) Wright” s1....<..00... 
BY Frank Aubyn Blomfield ... 
Al \s--:| Alfred J.O. Lang ........... 
tad John P. Charlton ...........5 

Uy, } Josephs Cross .. secsersseverees 
Bie Harcid Helder de 
as , 
+Q).. | Joseph Oldfield ............... 
DM 

7 1 Andrew McIntosh ..... ...... 
O} Octavius Creighton 

Av Jj...| Arthur R. James i......:.... 
ils George Spicer .......s:s.+0406 1 

ag Wine Spiceryer spear vtesetese 

NE y 
ina Thos. E. Williams............ 
ey Bernard J. Butler ...........5 

W NM...) William Collins ........ 0... 
MD! Maurice Chas, Davey ...... 
vw 

UL! Herbert C. Squire... 
eH) J..| John E. Jones...... hte ee 


TRON ARLCR. tee ccngee aneee 
James Woods ........:se00s oe 


...| Bangalow  ......ss00 aaah Saree 











From— To— 
Bin garg ciara easdssocss tossnas Peisley-street, Orange............ 
Gloucester wa scsceree essere: Gloucester & Lydholme Farm, 
j Bundanoon. 
Musgrove, via Pericoe ......, Ando, via Nimitybelle ..,...... 
Fishponds, Warialda......... Warrindi, Boggabilla; False 


Forest, Campbell’s Creek, 
Yetman, and Fish Ponds, 


Warialda. 
Leppington, Ingleburn ...... Springmead, Ingleburn ......... 
Moorna Station, via Went-| Tuppal Station, Tocumwal, and 
worth. Moorna Station, via Went- 
worth, 
Wirrigurldonga, Gurley| Park View, Armidale ,,........ ie 
Siding. 
Uarbry-road, Cassilis......... ‘* Riverton,” Gulgong.......... a 
Ferndale-st., Sth. Granville} Park-road, Granville ..... iaeees. 
Pallamallawa ...........00 v..o{ Gilroy, via Moree.......seesseres 
‘¢The Middles,” Marsdens, S Bullans. Marstdenanesesene 
via Wyalong. 
Quambone svriasksscescesTas Ramornie Works, Grafton...... 
Rock Hill, Sodwalls ......... Rock View, Cookamidgera ... 
Wilton, Tomingley .,....... Glencoe, Peak Hill ., ............ 
Nullamanna....cccccssssscsecces Home Ville, Dinton Vale ...... 


INP S BUG Gen naonasceod copcor 
The Retreat, Albert .......... 


Reedy Creek, Michelago .. 
Bun Loit Farm, Rosewood 
Main Arm, Mullumbimby..... } 
Prunkey Paves aneesvasnecenes Roundrang Farm, Eugowra ... 


Broadwater, Fladbury, via 


Clanville, Tenterden........ 
Dundee. 





Tenterden, Guyra .........06 Broadwater, Fladbury, via 
. Dundee. 
East Mirrool, via Whitton | P.O., Whitton ........ cess 


* Wilga Fields,” Minenoorong 
Siding, Tullamore. 
Comboynewisisc cece! ae Ae 


‘‘Tvanhoe,” Cranbury, via 
Cudal. 
Dingo Creek) s.cisesesditees 


...| Bungaribee, Blacktown; ‘‘ Um- 
biella,” Glen Alice, Rylstone, 
and Lucas-road, Burwood. 


' Birdwood,” Glencoe...........+ 


Finningham Hall, Quaker’s 
Hill, Blacktown, 


Minto ...... LSS COREE Soe COREE san | 


Bungaribee, Blacktown 
(Ayribebveh> | Josoddendagadbesesuen 
Beattie Island, Gloucester.. 


Hillcrest, Tichbourne ...... 
care of W. Mallett, Rose- 





berry Sawmill, Richmond 
River. 








Year. No. 


1908 | 75369 
1909 | 105838 
1906 | — 97023 





1885 53094 


1916 126488 
1917 130728 


1913 — 76109 


1913 113785 





1898 78463 
1917 128402 
1901 84042 
1906 97188 


1917 127680 
1917 127943 


1894 72015 
1906 96286 
1912 115597 


1907 98697 


4582 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Sepr., 1988, 








The following AtrERarions have been made in Brands previously published :— . il 























Brand. | Stock. Ablation Year. 7 Name and Address. | , Alteration to be made. 
KY... HC bens Be John M‘Grath, Coppermine, Burraga ua Ty) 
te he: 128039 1917 | John Henry Gotts, Sackville Reach............cc000 A ‘For Horses and Cattle. 
A FUP... HOG {i118 1917 | Arthur Ferdinand Werner, Kurrajong, Nymagee ...) AF UW 
, NS for Horses . 
HC 129737 1917 | James Albert Turner, Bloomfield-lane, Gunnedah ... N and 
NS os AP for Cattle. 
BewVa..| HC 77486 1917 Cyril Vincent Northcott, Hyde’s Creek, Bellingen. 5 NY 
(Transferred from J. Northcott. ) 
VW G... Cc 129238 1917 | William A. Cox, Heron’s Creek, Camden Haven ...... We 4 
E HC 129472 1917 | Killar Egan, Acacia Creek, via ney., Queensland. :-..; Phones Hee pe. 
Oo ‘reek, via Killarney, 
a ae (Q.). 
AVI: b HC 129542 | 1917 | Andrew John Johnston, Lawnsdale, Nimbin ......... rae seen read 
ay aie : auriedale, 
Res... HC 129349 1917 | R. Coles, Lang-street, South Hay ...........cccecseeeeees RZ 
S- C | 129497 1917 J. Stone, Mooral Creek, via Wingham ‘2a mak: ae yn 
a HC Beeps 1917 | Peter Small, Fairfield, Millie Re ico ee | (Cattle brand teapiafecied 
; as from Susan-Small.) 
AN HC} 17494 1917 | Strahorn and Co., Mecwoecs aha Nieaby, near { VAs 
ne . Gulargambone. VL | 
mt HC |}: 129729 1917 | Wm. A. Warren, Endfield, Studley, River Darling... ie y “a 
y 7 HC 129618 1917 | Gordon Thomas Reynolds, Waverley, Greenbah-road, 
: Moree. 
: HC 129375 191 amuel Jose oyce, Clare, Balranald...,..............| ‘* Boyce shou read 
¥I¥ 3 917 | Samuel Joseph Boyce, Clare, Balranald «Boy to i 
: ' 3 24 ® b3 - ae 466 Boy 3 











f ee . - DISTRICT OOURI8. 
N OTICE i is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court- hnesed at the spine es und at the times iptyqndes 





























specitied; 
When Cones to 5 held. [i ~ baer ae 4 ay 
‘ : : L . - F : 
Blade : ae Ee ra ee parent Pisinte, Registrar's Notice. Registre by. whom agtice given. 
Date. '} Hour. | ; 

Armidale ... .  ;.. ...| 16 Sept., 1918 saad» Qe 29 Aug., 1918 ..| 9 Aug.,1918 ...| E. M, Cohen. 
Bathurst ... 200m wil ae Se nent MEO SO nee a 22 July, » «{ J. D. Walker. 
Braidwood... . ' ... sas 2G) Bt 2" yy coh! 10" 1.89 Septyfoiy sd Spo SRephs o.oo, Ve AR. Champion. 
OohdSbobin B.Tech es secsl BE. o sp ae ocs pp SUED 8, Octs. ..1 Salter Son; Fs E. H, Kelly. 
Cootamundra on we 2O'Septa he, eel OSCDG, os sf OAMGy bon) acti. Orogk. 
Goulburn ... © 4... 4.2} hGrot wide 20. | 29 Arnage og! wap als ‘4... L, A. McDougall, 
Grenfell... FF yeh ek Ootis. aig) is 2 |19Sept, ,, ..| 29 Aug, ,, .:.| H.J. Jefireys. 
Gunnédah ... wood eet er Bcd,, ps ite] OD fei” » «| 4 Sept, 14,7 +.:| So Ha Beaver. 
Kempsey ... LPicer eo if at te 10'Oct., 4 ...) 19 Aug. ,,° ...] M.E. Soane. 
Moree -*! 42. 2/040. 9 985/90 Sept, foi 2) |) 1B Sept %,. vce pi hy 9 ve | O.. Wenholz. 
Mudgee... lec tec) de OPbYo ais weg fF 143: ni evel ele » | H. M. Blackmore. 
Newcastle’ |. °° a..| so) d¢ Sept, ,,...| 10 | A0 Aug, , .f SE guly, 3° .uIMAs @. Oniplin 
Nowra jo wei) se auf 8 Oct, | 10 | 20Sept., , .., 12 Aug, ,» «..| P. J. Youdale, 
Orange t. 4 sod ated ore rae eat 20) iy nee, A te yeas] Hed. Leary. 
Queanbeyan. —s_ awe PP 1 csas| LO ae ere ae Roe » «| C.J. M. Hade 
Singleton ... iH PIEZGOUNOYs, = » s..| 10 SUN GWi yee sits << [20 mens » | P. HE. Eldershaw. 
Tamworth .., ane SEE IOD bry tg ass| LO 2 Sept) G3.) 17 ess ells. . Adams, 
Temora _,.. uN Ae mOCtae tas wees. 10" 1 BOS ive eh 2 Sept., » «| EB. W. Johnston. 
Wollongong... ath: Head Be tes phere eek On ie Laure 4 Teal ta fe 2p » «| R. G@. Green 





SEES _g 


13. Sepr.,1918.} NRW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113 4583 





[1575] eee . Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


I" is eta notified, for geneedl inforhiation, that the undermentioned persons have been appointed as Electoral Registrars for 
the Electoral Districts set against their names, in ibe iki of the provisions of the “ Parliamontary Electorates and | 
aie Act, 1912,” viz. :— 











SoHEDULE. 
Electoral Registrar. ; Electora] District. ’ Ia lier of To take effect from— 
Malcolm Macfarlane, Olerk of Petty Sessions, Balmain wg Halmate ses ...| Marsh, on retiring] 12 August, 1918. 
Duncan Frank Parker, rere ‘Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bega .:. 33 ft reek ay relieved...) 2 August; 1918; 
rey Clerk of Petty Sessions, Newtown ... ...| Camperdown — ...| Carson, on retiring! 12 August, 1918. 
Frank Forbes Potts, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Glebe _...) Glebe sig oT Monts: laie trans-| 12 August, 1918. 
Robert Hughes, Haletiag Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lis-| Lismore Pyne Sahin] as leaye ..| 19 August, 1918. 
Petey award Brownrigg Barnett, Acting Olerk of Petty| Macquarie ... ...| Coghlan, relieved ,..| 6 August, 1918. 


Sessions, Wellington. ar 
Francis Frederick Zouch Moriarty, Acting Olerk of Petty! Monaro 26 ...| Parker, relievea ...| 1 August, 1918. 
Sessions, Cooma. 








Edward Perey Ousick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions,) Namoi bie ...| Barnett, relieved. ...| 1 August, 1918. 

Sieg aa Sergeant Edward McAlpine Roser, Peter-| Petersham ... ...| Littlejohn, trans-| 7 August, 1918. 

Willian Augustus Flynn, Olerk of Petty Sessions, Redfern.| Redfern ee AF Rederete, on retiring} 12 August, 1918. 

io” i ‘Connell, Acting Olerk of Petty Sessions, St. George ... it Chek be on leave .,.; 14 August, 1918. 
ogarah 


Walter Scott; Clerk of Petty Sessions, North Sydnty _ ..:| St. Leonards .. ..:| Connell, transferred...| 12 August, 1918. 
spt John Hamblin Clerk of Petty Sessions, naa Woollahra ... as ane relieved ...| 12 August, 1918: 











IT is aléo notified that the following persons have been appointed as Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls for the ° 
rat Polling-places in the TaeT Districts set against their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions of the afore- . 
said Act, viz.:— ‘ 











“Deputy Bleotoral Registrar. Electoral District. Polling-places. Ih lien of = To take eteot 
e ; £ ed ia ‘ 8 sk | t 
William Aimilius Gibbes, Tumbarumba.} Albury ... ...| Bringenbrong ; Cherry, Hill;/ McDonald, relieved|) 9 Aug. 1918 
ae tne ‘ Meragle ; The Glen; Ournie; 
ar ¥ Fo : Rosewocd ; Tooma | Tum- 
barumba ; Yarrara, ; Manus; 
Courabyra. 
David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk} Armidale ...| Hillgrove ; Metz ; Wollomum-} Beavers, on leave...j 12 Aug., 1918 
of Petty Sessions, Hillgrove. bi; Yooroonah. 
David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk} Armidale ...| Arding; Enmore; Kentucky ;| Beavers, on leave...| 12 Aug, 1918 
of Petty Sessions, Uralla. Rockwood; Rocky River ; : 
; Salisbury Plains; Uralla. as 53 
First Class Gonsiable Albert Hallett, Ashburnham ... Alectown; Merom ... ...| De Salis, trans-/ 23 July, 1918 ° 
Alectown. ferred. 
Charles Francis Denton, Clerk of _Petty| Bathurst ...| King’s Plains; Vittoria ...| Paterson, ralieved...) 8 Aug., 1918 
Sessions, Blayney. social 
Harold Paléer, Acting Olerk of Petty) Bega ... .«| Bombala; Mila; Quinburra ;} Angove, on leave ..| 1 Aug., 1918. 
Sessions, Bombala. Warburton Creek ; Woollin- 
gubrah. 
Herbert Howell Patipiton. Relieving Bega... ..| Eden; Kiah River; Nether-| Hungerford, re-| 3Aug., 1918 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Eden. » cote ; East Boyd. lieved. 
First Class Constable Donald John} Byron ... ..| Broken Head; Byron Bay;} Howarth, on leave] 26 May, 19:8 
Ross, Byron Bay. Ewingsdale; Tyagarah. 
Third Class Sergeant Robert Henry| Byron ... ...| Broken Head; Byron Bay ;| Ross, relieved ...| 16 Aug., 1918 
St. Patrick Howarth, Byron Bay. a Ewingsdale ; Tyagarah. soe - 
Second Class Constable E.E.McOrohon,| Canterbury ...| Belmore; Penshurst Park;| Alexander, on leave) 31 July, 1918 
Belmore. Lakemba: Punchbowl. ° , 
Third Class Sergeant James Alexander,| Canterbury ...| Belmore; Penshurst Park j} McCrohon, relieved; 16 Aug., 1918 
Belmore. ‘ Lakemba; Punchbowl. : 


Second Class Constable Leslie John} Cootamundra ...| Murrulebale; The Pinnacles...) Barber, resigned ...| 21 Aug., 1918 


Oakman, Marrar. 
First) Class Constable ‘Rabart Henry| Gordon ... ..| Gordon ; Killara ; Lindfield ;} Grannall, on leave..| 17 July, 1918 


McIntosh, Pymble. Roseville’; St. Ives. 
First Class Constable Jchn Graonall,| Gordon ,,. ...| Gordon; Killara; Lindfield ;| McIntosh, relieved} 11 Aug., 1918 
Pymble. Roseville ; St. Lves. . 
Cotstable Albert Leslie Coast, Tor-| Gough ... ...| Bismuth; Silent Grove; Stan-| Waters, transferred} 6 May, 1918 
ington. : : num; The Gulf; Torrington; 
: Tungsten ; Cow Flat. ' 
Coristable Geivge Fréderick Dennison,| Gough ... ...| Bismuth ; Silent Grove ; Stan- Cramp, relieved ...| 15 Aug., 1918 
Totingioy, | num ; The Gulf; Torrington ; Og 
Tungeten ; Cow Flat. : ee 
Constable Gubert William tid lie Fane] Ha tley ...| Jenolan Caves ... int ... | Dolman, 27 July; 1918 


De Sali:, Jenolaa Caves. transferred 
Ordinary Constable Thomas Henry! Hastings and} Rolland's Plains; Telegraph) Ranclaud, relieved| 1 Sept. 1918 
Khsman, Telegraph Point Macleay. Point; The Hatch. 


Henry Horace Connell, Acting Olerk of} Hurstville ...| Langlea; Sans Souti; Rocky) Chapman, on leave) 14 Aug, 1918 
Petty Sessions, Kogarah. Point Road. | 
First Class Constable Arthur Wright,| Kahibah .-| Toronto... 2 as ..| Kell, transferred ...| 14 Aug., 1918 


Teralba, 





4584 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


[13 Sxzpr., 1918. 





DEPUTY ELECTORAL REGISTRARS—continued. 














Deputy Electoral Registrar, Electoral District. Polling-places. In lieu of— To reas iar 

Charles Francis Denton, Clerk of Petty! Lyndhurst ...! Barry; Blayney; Brown’s| Paterson, relieved...) 8 Aug., 1918 
Sessions, Blayney. Creek; Moorilda; Neville. 

Constable Gubert William Leslie Fane| Lyndhurst ...| Gingkin; Jaunter; Shooter’s| Dolman, 27 July, 1918 
De Salis, Jenolan Caves. Hill. transferred. 

Harold Palser, Acting Clerk of Petty) Monaro... «| Bombala .| Angove, on leave ...| 1 Aug., 1918 
Sessions, Bombala. 

First Class Constable William Aughter-) Monaro.., ...| Bredbo; Colinton; Michelago ;| Bradshaw, trans-| 4 Sept., 1918 
son Beggs, Michelago. Williamsdale. ferred. — 

Third Class Sergeant Frederick William) Mudgee .| Avisford; Grattai; Hargraves ;| Grace, relieved ...| 29 July, 1918 
Dolman, Hargraves. Maitland Bar; Merinda. a : 

Percy Edward Brownrigg Barnett,) Mudgee... .| Wooloman a ...| Coghlan, relieved,..| 6 Aug., 1918 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wel- 
lington. 

Second Class Constable Leslie John) Murrumbidgee...) Marrar ,., .| Barber, resigned ...| 21 Aug, 1918 
Oakman, Marrar. 

Constable Sidney Charles Callum) Murrumbidgee...; Matong..s .| Fleming, resigned..; 16 Aug., 1918 
Cuthbert Phemister, Matong. 

Charles Gerald Carr-Boyd, Clerk of} Namoi .., .| Gingie; New Prospect; Wal-| Reed, on leave ...| 12 Aug., 1918 
Petty Sessions, Walgett. gett ; Youendah. 

Firat Class Constable Robert Henry) Ryde ... ...| Pymble; Turramurra ; Wah-| Grannall, on leave..| 17 July, 1918 
McIntosh, Pymble. roongs. 

First Class Constable John Grannall,) Ryde... .., Pymble; Turramurra; Wah-| McIntosh, relieved) 11 Aug., 1918 
Pymble. roonga. 

Tone Boyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty} Singleton .; Quorrobolong ... Genner, relieved ...| 1 Sept., 1918 
Sessions, Cessnock. 

Robert Hughes, Relieving Clerk of| Tenterfield .| Gundurimba; South Gundu-| Gibson, on leave ...| 19 Aug. 1918 
Petty Sessions, Lismore. rimba; Rock Valley. 

Constable William Charles (Cook,) Upper Hunter...| Willow Tree; Warrah Creek ;| Swiney, relieved ...| 1 Sept., 1918 
Willow Tree, Warrah. 

Constable William Charles Cook,; Upper Hunter ...! Miller’s Creek ... .| Lisle, relieved ...| 1 Sept. 1918 


Willow Tree. 

First Class Constable Theodore Robert 
Schumacher, The Rock. 

First Class Constable Thomas Burke, 
Uranquinty, 

Sergeant D’Arcy Chesterfield Garling, 
Uranquinty. 

First Class Constable Arthur Wright, 
Teralba. 

Walter Scott, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
North Sydney. 





——_<-—— 


[1596] 





Wagga Wagga... 








Tollendool ; 


Mundowy ; 
Rock ; Tootool; The Priory. 


The] Payne, relieved ... 


15 Aug., 1918 








Wagga Wagga...| Pulletop; Sandy Creek; Urin-| Garling, relieved... 17 Aug., 1918 
quinty. 
Wagga Wagga...| Pulletop; Sandy Creek; Urin-| Simmons, _trans-| 24 July, 1918 
quinty, ferred. 
Wallsend os Rhondda ; Teralba ; Wakefield| Kell, transferred ,,.| 14 Aug., 1918 
Willoughby ...| Blue’s Point .. ..| Connell, 12 Aug., 1918 
transferred. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


Ngee, is hereby given that Licenses for the keeping of explosives, under the provisions of the “ Explosives Act, 1905,” 
have been issued to the undermentioned persons during the month of August, for the period ending 80th September, 1918. 


In this list “G’’ means Gunpowder and Nitrate Mixtures, “N.C.” means Nitro-compounds, ‘F” means Fireworks, 
“J)” means Detonators, and “§.C.” means Safety Cartridges. 








Ho. | Name. Address, 
C 5359* | Bendeich, Eliza M. ... Ny Branxton ... 
C 4893+ | Bethell, Frederick William .., do eee 
B 6295 | Oakeshott, George John (on behalf of Depart- Randwick 

_ | ment of Commonwealth Works and Rail- 
ways). 
A 3075+ | The Gelue Peaks Mining Co., No eee Yerranderie 
C 5653 Coorabin Coal Ltd. ... ...| Via Coorabin railway eid- 
| ing. 
B 6291 Forestry Commission, The ... aoe | Via Narara 
C £238* | Hobden and Hobden ‘ bs ...| Ryde enh 
B 6293 Kuring-gai Chase, The trustees of ... Cowan af 
A. 3238 Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Manly... 
Sewerage. 
B 6294 Parker and Stubbs 56 Carlton 
B 6292 Public Works Department (Albert Harris, 01 on 1} Berry’s Bay 
behalf of the) 
A 3239 Railway Department (Edward Bainbrigge| Illalong 
Biddulph, on behalf of the) 
A 8237 =| Standard Gold Mining Co., N.L., The A RCOOIDC | five 
A 3240 Yetholme Proprietary, No "Liability .., ...| Via Yetholme 





* In lieu of notice appearing in Government Gazette No. 210, 7th December, 1917. 
Gazette No. 202, 16th November, 1917, 


eoe 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


Quantity. 


5,000 8.C. 


...| 15,000 8.0, 
...| 800 Ib. N.C., D. (200 No. 6). 


4,000 Ib. G., NC. D. (10,000 No, 6). 
100 Ib. G., N.C., D. (500 No, 6). 


...| 300 1b. N.C., D. (500 No. 6). 
100 Tb. G., N.C., D. (500 No. 6), 


2,600 8.0. 


Be 100 ‘Tb. N.C., 200 No. 6 D. 
: eee G., 500 lb, N.C., 5,000°No, 6 


.| 800 Ib. G., N.C., D. (1,000 No. 6). 


100 lb. gi 


| 2,240 Ib. N.C., 2,000 No. 6 D. 


.| 1,000 Ib. N.C. (8,000 No. 6 D. 
-| 600 1b. N.C., 1,000 No.6 D. 





} In lieu of notice appearing in Government 


—" 


13 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113,. 4585 
[1252] State Fisheries, 
, Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Be ; Sydney, 23rd August, 1918, 
APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASHS FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


Tis hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Uyeier Oulture the — 
‘Portions of Jand set opposite their respective names, as mentioned hereunder. 





‘Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected st this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interferenee with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen 80 objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
area during the preceding byrelys months. They must also be prepared to make « test haul with their own nets when requested 


to do so. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 


Under Seeretary. 
| 



































pred Applisant. Locality, | Parish, | Commty: ... perce! Een 
Manwinea River. Yards. 
9862*| Charles Edgar Luthrie Bay in two sections. Section 1, adjoining] Oxley .( Macquarie...| 1,900 | 15 years. 
Bennett.| the north-east end of section 2 of oyster lease 
No, 7,797; section 2, adjoins the south-western 
end of section 2 of, oyster lease No, 9,409. 
Hawkerssury River. 
9863 | John Ornmpten .,,; At the northern end of oyster lease No. 6,942, sec-| Marra Cumberland| 500 {10 years, 
tion 1, Marra. 
9865*, John Malone ..,| Patonga Creek, lying between oyster leases Nos.| Patonga ...|Northumber-/ 300 |10 , 
| 9,808, section 2, and 9,844, section 1. land. ; 
Watts Laxg. 
At the northern end of oyster lease No. 7,900 ‘a Tuncurry ... sia iit *100 10 years. 


9866 | George Corator- 
| phine. 





* i aid Nos. 9862 and 9865 are subyect to the special comfitions relating te Returned Soldiers’ Holdings. 


[1468] : State Fisherics, 
Chief Seoretary’s Departament, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYST#R OULTUBE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned pexsons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
‘the portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 8 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12.0’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notiee, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, y that leases of the portions may not be granted. 

All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
‘by one or more of the licensed fishermen so vbjecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preeeding twelve months. ‘They must also be prepared to make atest haul with their own nets when 


requested to do so. E. B. HARKNESS 
le ° 5] 




















Under Secretary. 
Lease | Length | germ of 
Ne. Apel | Looaitity,, | Parish. | County. a of . enka 
Port StarHEns. \ 
9876 | Sydney Alfred Wood ..,| Lying about 800 yards easterly from the| Sutton ...( Gloucester...| Area [10 years. 
south-east corner of oyster lease No. about 10 
6,071. | acres. 














Gronen’s Rivne. 


9878 | Andrew William iia At the south-east end of oyster lease a Sutherland ‘| es a 50 yards} 15 years. 
4,068. 


Watts LAxE. 


9879 | Vincent and Antonio) Adjoining oyster lease No. 9,163 ... ...| Forster ...{'Gloucester...| Area 10 years. 
Sciacca, ~ about 1 
-| cre, 














—4 cena 





Ne. 113, 13 Suprempra, 1918, —5, 


4586.58 NEW (SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE; No; 113.) [13 Sepri, 1998) &! 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. ; PRA e 
oC setgieue® “Pyprroans, Benwers, Srrrir Mrronanre, &o. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applications 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers; ‘and Spirit’ Merchants, Booth, Stand, or» Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respectiye., Court-houses and, Police Offices, at the following, places, | on the... 
dates and hours specified. 
































_ee da Mi | a cUWhen Oourtto beheld 887? 20 SSOLaAy Gil Sly eOin Ban 
Licensing District: | Date of Notice FLOM | ne ie apm tod 2 y 3 tOonvened Bye? aa 
| Date Hour ‘e 
Albury ... ARs abe SG Ape Meaveaiibes'es 7 Oct; 1918 aa ee 439 af J. Kingsmill, CLC. 
Bartaba' feo 4. ise BS } 7:Septi, TOI! IO) RS ed LOM Ty DoughanyC.LiCy. 8 
Bathurst... asd we ey eli fe Bcd 2 Rene) Pe BP IEE wijo LL, |od. D. Walker, J.P.,,C.M.; 0.1.0. 
Bellingen A isla iS OM IB: NY oe if i eA Phar BS Fa fhe ale PS BO CH rape rere 
Bingara ... ge Bea bid Fal aes ite al i. SA hy rod a rs DE) OV Snel, O.mec. 
Bombala .., sal Bo des SHMOeAUL. A 5, oes | ON os bee 2 | H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
Bourke... O03 wn. te oy Wr Sey BEATE UL aes is ..| IL | R. W. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Braidwood vs. i ie Alaa x Led et ire as i. «| 1O | V. A. R. Champion, C.P.S, 
Brewarrina | Hos sadd@l Sleisy a Maes ve a | 10 | J. A. Longworth, C.P.S. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) ef eps 9 eaale Wel sal eid a WS on FA ...| LO 7 J. W. Lees, C:P:S. Tee san 
Burrowa . we die »..| WkiSept., .,, soe Radiat, yw te| 10 | R. G@. McKenzie, C.1n@; ws 
Campbelltown ah Hae oe AO is Bs La he Bers ae): ae af haa A. G. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Carcoar ... eee ste vas AM Hi enesy e eG: Ks soe eee aeaLOn. OL, 
Cassilis ... ee... oie neal dire oy as on BA2GT, OWLS | 12 | L.A. Bisley, A.C.P.S 
Cobar... a's Gal Mr es ae roe A bl iLO, a seal, 10 | H..J. Daley, C.P.S. if detandt? Peaeg 
Condobolin bile #8 te seth Anh as = BLO res nm i 2, |, HLH, Kelly, C.L.C.. me 
Cooma ... eee Ae ae 2 WL ig re a Mian: Lah piiem Pe ae a WANE ROU iy ZA! Moriarty, CPSs 
Cootamundra $s Bas ASB ula x «See GA asta eaeies y} dL | BF. E. Crook, C.1.C 
Corowa ... ay: ued Mala eek OAC pi. scl) ROM RSs ‘ | 10 | d.E. Holland, C.L.C. 
Deniliquin ie ua sé ses UM AUSOD Ursin es saab cee? Uisarildp aciptac yererel' CLO Meyer, C.12.C, 
Dubbo ... sas oa a ap'|ik2 OAL Us Tikes ty Wlitemeh aL. ANNES Cochrane. CsP.S8. ; 
Hider a*.55' |) ke lk vs veal 20 Be 3 Pa BK, ye] 02 ¢) He Farrington, A.C:P.S. * BN ohy 
Forbes ... Ale se ase ). fee, i Balle ceediites is ses| LL} -C. At Anold, 0.P.S8. 
Glen Innes ty ne oe wae] OHMS Bord apna) Seats, i Uh] Ne? Breakell, C.L.C. alam amok *d0eg 
Grafton ... nti bs Vee? des) ) Ose DP bes ats 8B 4, 28 44 Ly 10 se eA May, C.L.C. 
Grenfell... aoe nee nee oon | Leb eAUIS aca Dias s ..| ll | H. J. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gulgong .. eee at iis Peden. ay ‘ Biihy te Ht tat MELO C.J. Watts, A.C.P.S. 
Gundagai Slee 226i | Lees Geni ys per’ Me 4a LO) CA: Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Hartley (Lithgow) 1 Res TRC at i “pple . ‘11 =| H. DL. Meads, C.L.C. 
Hay e. ie he sie NDIA eos a plier does 1l F. Scroope, C.L.C, eat 
Hillston . vos Aapcilletae A deol P dao lereRylt set onlay eg (udp 59 veel LO. dy Wis Ke Harls;.A:C.L, CK 
Jerilderic eee He ete Be cy At 295, Be 3°30 | D. Mathieson, O.L.C. 
Junee ... nes SH) os Tie Il | C. R. Colls, C.P.S. 
Kempsey... Ate f PealeLo mess 5 aes} Deno, _ 11 | M. E. Soane, C.P.S. 
Lismore ... ace wee ons san ales ~ Dealt alirs A 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Liverpool hes s, nae eel abil Sept., 2 eee Ole, a 10 | A.G. Hardwick, C.P.S8. 
Maclean ... BGAN ROO why 3 Spoaree it's a 10 | HE. T. Oram, OP. Ss. grat | 
Maitland (West Maitland), Sa eeo AUB, | 5; seal al a : 11 | W. B. Geddes, O.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) 10 Sept., a Berle aS. oe by .| 11 | G. W. H. Davies, C.L.C. 
Metropolitan Neer ies ‘Police ot 16 Aug., » AW hers . 2 | W. J. Camphin, C.P.S. 
Milparinka Ane RLS ince . JW. - ll | J. Keagle, A.C.P.S. 
Moama ... ve a Ee Al? BI Sept ew, e 10 i i 2:30 | A. Constantine, C.L.C. 
Molong ... ay 366 ea5 pest ai eas Irs es 3 x 10 | D.J. Kenny, C.P.S. 
Moree’... me ES, Toe DY eS, ' a Bary if 12 | C. Wenholz, C.P:S.- 
Mitchell (Wilcawnia) | us veel 4 Septisnerras QB eves 8 vj. 10.) TA, Doolan, A.C.L.C. 
Moruya ... “ins ne ee Seal sea dulaligs ” oh i 9°30 | C. T. Howard, C.L.C. 
Mudgee ... ey alk Categ UA Te RG teDGeet;,, 9 ie hay " waHroad bod Hi. Me Bluct mde O.PiSa agcioer 
Murrurundi *" ri oft tase tBaae eminiebain tay Be e 10. |, C..W. Swiney,,C.P.S.... , sgl 
Murwillumbah . it es Nie eae’ a Loace: . ‘ 11 | W. J. Forrest, O.P.S. i 
Muswellbrook and Merton (Muswell-|.80,Aug., © ,, Ab igs 9s ww) lL) p G. McKay; O.L.0. ee Tee 
brook). ' 
Nambucca ace Me re Ga 9 Sept. as, 20 + al es wi be Singleton, AC.P.3. 
Narrabrinsssay wos tide Fi assth vents? sal, darsavey 14. y ‘s 10. | E. P. Cusick, C.L.C. . 
Narrandera Ke BO ,A ue, SoM: Ks 3 ib 30] EH. Harrison, C. UC. 
Nyngan ... res Ms a 4 Sept. ;, en . 10 | W.H. Dening, Or 8: ‘ 
Orange ° ... a ee ia vee e Coons LebeLG sAme il yy 14) wy 5 10. | H. J. Leary, 0.L.C.: 
Parkes ... ihe se He Boel Btekey otis bs Oita: s 10 | O. A. Willans, C.L.C. : 
Parramatta giver y ly see Bas ced] LO AUB E055 LORE; + 10. | L. W. Broughton, C.L.C, i 
Peak Hill es nara aa paclie Oo epi dmas fie) a 3 10 | J. W. Glenn, A.C.P.S. 
Penrith: , ct ee see et wee a4 - SS ep Z 2 | W.G. Hazell, A.C.P.S. 
Picton... is Wee on eaeilup oA Cau Spee lays 5s 11 | J. McElroy, A. CRSe 
Port Macquarie .. toe a1 LO Septs,00 5, ost MOM fe 2 | S. Marcolino, 0.P.S, 
Port Stephens (Stroud) | ae vac] 2emeeee., veri ca 7a 3 ..{ 10 | C. W. Crowley, C.P.8. 
Queanbeyan “P hs A Aas Oacan a SHeEZOME oe sedi Ov peMeprade.C..C, 
Quirindi .. ae Apel eee # Se yh Wes x wl 10 VeSataviors OL; 
Richmond River (c asino) ae valle O mois bn soo kevin ey pote | 10) | ORWe Small. C.P.S; 
Rydewuen, Daal i tiluenen LO SepEs 8 Sees i ., 10 | F..L. Foster, C. B.S. RA 
Rylstone ., Be * age iss, A e-P Aug., Bs ora ee eS cai) LO: COL is Ika 4 
Scone... ath Es 2) 9 Sept, SMe tamer es hele al ic Stevenson, UG; 
Shoalhaven (Nowri) iN 45 ER a it) eon a ...| 1080) PL. Youdale, O.L.C. 
Singleton eee erry bach) ” ” vee AS, » wit ...| 9°80 | P. BE. Eldershaw, C.P.S., C.M. 
Tamworth rh Anh eae a SEG ae on, ot tds gs Hag 11 | H. T. Adams, O.P.8, Ie. 
Temora” .., |; SLY PRG ee toe Ais Ore SRA Se mey » a) 2" |B. W. Johnston, O.L.C. hide ae 
Primate ses ss a 45 pr eS ae 0 ae sy ..| 12 "APM. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Urana ... oy, Ge ae yj ae vol che pee ol) SPOPALH, Gelding, C.L.C. 
Wagea Wagga ... tie he ee le CO measadanih ss Pr eh a we, 1L | J. Saunders, C.L.C,, O.P.S.. ee 
Waldner y.. fos agaacscs rat TURD toy 0 GG eae St Oe ae Ene Ye COU td Au, Ce ek Seem ; 














_ QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS—continued. 


13 Sepr.,1918,]:! NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. .113,) :: 4587 








: A r ib fe None When Court to be held. 
< 3 Aine ate of Notice from 
IGS Licensing District, maa ee Convener, ane Convened by 
Date, Hour. 












Walgett ... ee eee te | 28 Aug. 1918... 16 Oct., 1918 ...) 11 | C.G. Carr Boyd, A.C.P.S. 
Wellington Pp ‘a hie «| 6 Sept., _,, Be iudss foe | 1O | P. KE. B. Barnett, C.L.C, 
Wentworth ie Aue Se BerRZOLA Tg. All) Bib pe 3 ..| 11 | H, Sargeson, O.L.C. 
White Clittamenters aes ee pevlne, Nept.,) «5 Soll hour B -»| 1O | D.C. Goodsell, O.L.C, 
Windsor... vee hs ay re SUAUL. yi ceil Key = ..| 12 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Wollongong” ae nde lee’ matte a Sept. 5 Altar ares neve} LL | By Gy Green, O.L.C. 
Yass — eee see ae aes ays A tugs, be ..-| 12 | J. M. Bonthorne, 0.P.S. 
Young””.:. ie Bie cee ...| 24 Aug. ,, | 23a. x -) 10 | A.S. Wickham, L.C, 

- e | ; 




















is 


APPOINTMENTS, 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Constable William John Fuller, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses at Nerrigundah, and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at that place, vice Davis, on leave,— 
_,Such appointment to take effect from the 2nd September, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,581-153). 
Mr, Charles Gerald Carr-Boyd, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Walgett, vice Reed, on leave,—such appointment to 
: take effect from the 12th August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,512-153). ) 
ni. J.C, L, FITZPATRICK. 





(161 bit to savct | eee Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR M4NING AND FOR PURPOSES BN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSRES UNDER SUCH LEASHS AND TO WHOM Ff MAY CONCERN. 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— | Bee 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive] Council, has voided -the undermentioned Gold- 
mining Lease of Crown Lands, the leseees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
[1918-6,445 L.B.] 


ee 























co semua Applicant. ee ae Area, Date of Lease. 
Departmental. Local, . County. Parish, 
| | : a. Y. p. 
Copeland 110 | 114 | Arthur Henry Phil-| an 19 | Gloucester .-.| Hewong ..| 10 0 O| 20 May, 1918 
lips, Charles Dean, | 
| Josiah Mackenzie, | 
Leslie Hinks, and 








|| Nisbet Napier 











J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines.’ |, 


IT is intended to void the Mineral Lease of Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 27th 
September, 1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at .2°30 o’clock p-m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Aet and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. y tote artahaanr set 


[1918-6,907 L.B.] 














‘Application No. ; Locality. ahs 
Applicant, P ee a te Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental, Local. ‘ i County. | Parish. 
| ee 
Deepwater 187 | 212) Francis: Charles | mt 15 | Clive .., ...| Romney ... | 4 0 0 | 27 Jane, 1918 
Tremble. 








te on i a sal . o- x — - 4 i sai 
= J. CG. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


4588 NEW'SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113 [13 Supr., 1918, 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


[1612] . ‘ ' _ Department of Mines, 
a vita Sydney, 18th Septeniber, 1918. 
T is hereby notified that I refuse to éntertain the underméntioned application for a Dredging Lease, such refusal to take ~ 
effect at 2°30 p.m. this day. — as. mE oh ented? 
[1918-7,262 L.B.] 








Application No. Locality, 

















licanit. Portion Date of. 
Departmental. | Local. a Ho. | County. ‘Parish, ve Ore. ¢ 
a i 
m a. Yr, p- 

Glen Innes 61) 226 / Alexander TLGY Je Gs. ess Gough ... ...| Yarrow .. | 64 O O| 12 Aug. 1918 

Joseph McLean, 

Thomas Dufty 

Burnard, Albert 

Victor Gaston, , 

Andley Edward . 

Ward, and Thoma Pe 

Neil Rae. | 











J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mimes. 


IT is intended to yoid the undermentioned Mining Lease of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and _ 
notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 27th September, 1918 ; and the land referred to in © 
such lease will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of, in terms of thé Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse title to the land. 


[1918-6,823 L.B.] 


























Application No. | : Locality, 
| Lessee. eaes aaa eg ae ms TC YT oP Area. Date of Lease, 
Departmental. | Local. | County. Parish. 
’ a. r. p.| 
Deepwater 9 | 221 | Edward Cassidy ...) Pmu J, Gough .., .--| Parkes ... | O 8 0; 4July, 1918 
part of por- | 
tion 81, | 
J. O. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 
{1613} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 


Noe is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a Dredging Juease set out 
i. in the Schedule hereto having been received, I have determined that a lease shall be granted of the area included in such 
application, subject, to the following special condition, viz. :— 
. That within a period of one month from the date of the lease the sum of one thousand eight hundred pounds (£1,800) 
shall be expended in the construction of a centrifugal pumping plant. 

















[1918-7,182 L.B.J 
, - ( 
Departmental No. — Name. Bic das | Locality. | Area. appnndcee. 
| i Se ae | 
Tingha 129 | 479 | Walter William | mL 31 | Parish of Cope’s Creek, county of Hard-| 27 3 7 | 18 Jan., 1918 
tie : Melvaine.| ing, embracing part of Fenton’s Gully 


and lands adjacent thereto. Com- 
| mencing about 11 chains south of the 
| south-west corner of portion 56, and 
| extending thence in a north-north. 
west direction for a distance of about 
34 chains. 


———————o 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines 


13 Sepr., 1918.| 


auch leases may be declared void, forfeited, or cancelled. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


NOTIOES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASHS FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 
RENTS sre due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, and if not paid within thirty days from the date hereof 





ORO. 


287 
1212 


434 
(824 


1263 


140 

447 
1127 
1364 
1628 
1742 
1917 
1926 
1926 


1932 
2079. 


2081 
2188 
2208 
2194 
2195 


116 


127 
1264 


1521 
1522 
1588 
1662 
1663 
1674 
1820 
1826 
1832 


1951 
1955 


1957 
1962 


1978 
1994 


1959 


Name. 





C. C. Leighton isi doe 
| J.P. Glasheen ,,.. ve 


Limited and Reduced. 
Do do 





{ J. Slater 


©. Simmons and another... 
T’. Longworth tye See 
A. R. inckler tos 
H. Richards - 
A. Wafer and others i 
H. W. Hoad, and another 


see 


E. 0. Willock - 
W.G.G. Lucas... HPA 
G. W. Howe and another... 


A.C. Williams... 
M. D’Arcy and another 


R. Saxby 
T. E. Coates and others 


KR. U. Ajley and others... 
G. H. Charlton ... ra 


T. Wilson and another 





Portion 


No. 








County, 


GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1874, 


Transvaal and Rhodesian Estates 








Lacuian Mintne Disteior. 


| GL 4 
sel gp 118 





Ashburnham 
do 





Muperr Minine District. 


Gt 380 & 


MT ll. 
an 189 





Narromine 


do 


SourHERN Minina@ District. 
saa] MT 1 { Auckland eee 


GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 


» 48 


Kyloe Copper Mines, No-Liability | mp 1 


H. Schumacher 


pany, No-Liability. 
F. W. Veitch and others ... 


Alexander Hay ... ds 
G. Mallard ..; tee vs 
C. T. H. Broderick... 

Do 
€ harles Rowe 
M. Robinson 


eee 


Co., N.L. 
J.C. Forsstrom ... 





John Little... 
©. A. Ashe ... 


A. Doolan and another .,. 
E. J. Northam and another 


A. Roset .,. te 
W. B. Wilkinson ... 


A. Crowe ... 


oe oot 


pee 


New Venture Tin-mining Com- 


Marshalls Monarch Silver Lead 





ML 26 


» 28 





Sandon 
Drake ack 
Wallace ..., 
St. Vincent 
Gloucester 
Buccleuch... 
Georgiana... 
Bland Kee 
Wynyard .., 


Ashburnham 
Gipps 


Gloucester 
Clarendon... 
Wynyard .. 


Goulburn ,,, 


Wynyard ... 


Wallace 


Gough 
Bourke ,., 


Kennedy ... 


do 
Bathurst .., 
Kennedy ... 


Yancowinna 


Selwyn and 
cleuch 
Hardinge ... 
Kennedy .., 


Inglis 
Sandon 


Mouramba 
Roxburgh ... 


Blaxland ... 











MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 








MINERAL LEASE (COAL AND SHALE) MINING ACT, 1906. 


| North Wallarah Colliery Co., Ltd.| Mu 


12 { Northumberland ...{ Wallarah ... 


MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 


| Lyndhurst Railway and Mines, 
Ltd 


L. P. Henash ‘ 
H. Haugh ... cia she 
C.F. Lawrence... ins 


The Vulcan Coal, Lime, and 


Cement Co., Ltd. 


aoe 


an 8 


Bathurst ... 
Hardinge ... 
Ashburnham 
Pottinger ... 


Roxburgh... 


Locality. 
Parish. 
a. 
...| Currajong... 2 
...| Currajong and | 4 
Parkes. 
4 Mingelo .,.. | 0 
“ibn do oe § 
..{ Wolumla ... | 4 
...| Enmore. ... 4 
...| West Fairfield sje 8 
...| Kiandra .| 10 
...| Tomago 1 
...| Boranel 4 
.| Mundongo Z 
.| Mulgunnia 2 
...| Bundawarrah uP ues 
Bago .| 25 
...| Forbes 16 
.| Wyalong ... sr 5 
«| Oraven .... 4 
...| Eurongilly 9 
...| Adelong 5 
.--| Murray | 6 
...| Calafat Anal ae 
Seymour ... 1 
..| Tent Hill ... 20 
«| Ramsay 1 
..| Beaconsfield and} 20 
Tabratong. 
...| Carolina ... 20 
...| Bringellet ... 4, 
...| Gillenbine 10 
sal Doub 20 
...| Metz 2 
...| Oarnham .., : 5 
.| Alma .| 80 
Buc-| Selwyn and Pin-| 40 
beyan. 

...| Swinton ... 6 
...| Talit gaboolba 10 
.«.| Burdekin ... 1 
...| Cooney 1 
.| Beloura ..| 20 
.| Castleton ... 4 
...| Urambie Kast 6 
...|640 
.| Belubula ... eee 
.| Clare ee 1 
| Forbes... 2 
...| Bogabri 0 
...| Airly 1 





Area, 





4589 


a 








Application, No. 





2 383 
0 0 


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Peak Hill 


do 298 


59 


Uralla 
Drake 
Kiandra 
Moruya 
Copeland 81-83 
Tumut 17-30 
Trunkey 112-124 
Temora 14-16 
Tumbarumba 
29-47 
Forbes 85-97 
West Wyalong 
107-119 
Copeland 
105-109 
Junee 16-17 
Adelong 84-141 
Tumbarumbsa 
38-71 
Adelong 85-144 


1-3 
30-49 
4-20 
57-71 


ll to convert, 
authority 1729 
Emmarille 30-32 
Ardlethan 
33-103. 
Dandaloo 54-56 


“ 56-58 
Rockley 26-284 
Fifield 51-8y 

do 52-90 
Hillgrove122-176 
Copmanhurst 

58-196 
Broken Hill 
214-226 
Ravine 19-19 
Tingha 69-460 
Condobolin 
60-100 
Tamworth 5-27 
Hillgrove 
154-215 
Nymagee 27-43 
Sunny Corner 
23-45 
Huabalong 38-42 


Newcastle 99-132 


Carcoar 3-13 
Tingha 16-380 
Forbes 7-58 
Narrabri 5-31, 
6-33 
Rylstone, 
PL 69-100, 
mp 12-101. 


POR! JE ee oe Oe eee ee ee ee ee ata niieiieni ann La eat aaa 


No. 113, 13 SgeTemper, 1918, —6. 


4590 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 115. [13 Sepr.,, 1918. 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 
RENTS are due and owing, &e.—continued. 












































yee Locality. | 
No. Name. : Seveer 5 — Area, Application No. 
iP bs ah oe County. | Parish. . 
DREDGING LEASES—MINING ACT, i899. a BeoIT: 
429 | A.G. Friend fe He ..| MLE 1{ Inglis ‘viH0R4| Haning .,.. ..| 80 O O | Tamworth 5 
430 Do eee rv ” ily/ do eee eee do see seal 40 0 0 ae 6 
DREDGING LEASES—MINING AOT, 1906. 
254 | A. T. Brissett ani ee ...| MLS 465{ Hardinge ... .| Swinton ... ...( 20 032 Tingha 77-362 
& 466. 
255 | G. Dickson... ee ae ..| ML 8! Inglis an ...| Haning ... ..| 80.0. 0 | Bendemeer 58-22 
256 Do 0... S tate we | 084.) do ob a1 40 70 Si - 10-24 
267 Doo las Rn ee 16 iid ty et ee oi 414 OMG . 11-25 
259 | G.F. Litchfield... Wee | ope a6) Ballerit «az ...| Corry 4 ..| 52 8 11 | Wilson’s Down- 
fall 28-121 
268 | D. D. McNab and others... w.s| yy 484 | Hardinge ... | Darby and Swinton| 25 0 23 | Tingha 86-381 
260 | G.F. Litchfield ,,, re atl ppieBE Mal mERDA.  incets a ue dose MRO sie nee | 80 O O| Wilson’s Down- 
fall 31-126 
316 | The Pheasant Creek Tin Sluicing) ,,. 12 | Clive add ...| Moogem .,.. ..| 57. 1 5 } Glen Innes 

Co., Ltd. | 43-156 
317. | Thomas Hassett ... sa wl», 488 | Hardinge ... ... Swinton and Darby 11 2 0 | Tingha 104-432 








DAM SITE, &c., LEASE, MINING ACT, 1901. 


44 | Bonnie Dundee Mining Co., wal Gu 4 { Canbelego ... v( Tritton | 5 0 0 | Nyngan - 1 











ee ee EEE 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 








(1615] Department of Mines, ; 
Sydney, 13th eptember, 1918, 


1 is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the 
undermentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions’ contained therein, and it is hereby declared 

cancelled, 

[1918-3,484 R. and I.) 





MINERAL LEASH, MINING ACT, 1906. 




















| : Locality. 
No. | Name. eyrtoe : | Area. Application No, 
| . County. Parish. 
ne — 
la. Tr. p.| 
1910 | William Burns ML 18 | Farnell... ...| Corona i 40 0.0 | Broken Hil] 
219-231. 


eee te cb eee Se gee (RTE EE i 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 27th September, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless beld under some other title, 
_ after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-3,584 R. and I.] 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASE (COAL AND SHALE), MINING ACT, 1996. 





























{ Pork | Locality. ; 
No. Name. ortion | _ Bll tein ite Peete 
Ro, | County. | Parish, a7 Ppltcanan 21. 
| | if 
| | | at en 
73 | John Durkin 3H ot | PML 1 Pottinger ... ie Gunnedah... «| 31 0 0} Gunnedah 11-16 





oe 











J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for M:nes, 


13 Serr. 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


Lands Depariment Notices, 


4591 








4. Department of Lands, 
shige Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and body as Trustees, respectively, of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserve No. 40,211 at Wallangarra (Jennings), area 
100 acres, notified 10th February, 1906, for Race- 
course :— 
essrs. William Williams and Walter Albert Dalton 
zs (in lieu of Mr. J. McCook, deceased, and Mr. J. 
Struck, resigned), 
[ Misc. 1918-6,631] 
(Norg.—In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette of 
2nd August, 1918.) 





An area of 163 perches at Grafton, dedicated 9th 
August, 1918, for Town Hall Site (Addition). 

The Council of the Municipality of Grafton. 
[Mise, 1918-4,101] 





An area of 1 rood 3 perches at Grafton, dedicated 9th 
August, 1918, for Public Recreation and ‘Access. 
The Council of the Municipality of Grafton, 
[ Misc, 1918-4,101] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 
Racecourse at Goodooga (Bokhara), area 175 acres, 
dedicated 25th March, 1887 :— 
Edward Lithle Beil (in lieu of Mr. W. H. Brown, re- 
moved). 
[Misc. 1918-7,256] 


(Norz.—In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette of 
30th August, 1918.) 


[1643 | 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Urana, dedi- 
cated 12th March, 1869, set apart for Jewish Burial 
Ground :— 


The Hon. John Jacob Cohen, M.L.A., Messrs. Aaron 
Blashki, J.P., Orwell Phillips. 
[ Misc, 1918-6,722] 


Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
1644 Department of Lands, . 
: Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


ie is hereby novified, for public information, that, 
in accordance wth the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees of the portion of the 
General Cemetery at Parkes, dedicated 24th October, 
1882, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Charles Thomas Woodward and Edward Stack. 
[ Misc. 1918-5,975] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


LAND BOARD MEETING TO DEAL WITH APPLI- 
CATIONS FOR BLOCKS WITHIN HOMESTEAD 
FARM AREA No. 786, PARISHES OF BEACONS- 
FIELD, TRICKETT, AND INGALBA, COUNTY 
OF BOURKE, LAND DISTRICT OF TEMORA 
CENTRAL. 


lke is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the Local Land Board will, at 10 a.m., on 16th 
September, 1918, sit at the Court-house, Temora, and 
deal, under Regulation 44, with any applications made 


No. 118, 13 Sepremper, 1918, —7. 


[1653] 


for the blocks within Homestead Farm Area No, 786 
comprising portions 77, 79, and 80, parish of Beacons- 
field, portions 80 and 81, parish of Trickett, and por- 
tions 46 and 48, parish of Ingalba, county of Bourke 
from, 2nd September, 1918, to 7th September 1918, 
inclusive. : ; 
_ After determination of priority by ballot, the Local 
Land Board will proceed to consider the question of 
confirmation of the applications of such applicants ag 
may be present. 

LH.S.S. 1918-11,332] 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
“Sica eT reo hee 
[1666] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


H. Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
J Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 
im pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section of 


the ‘“‘Public Roads Act, 1902,”’ the roads hereunder de- 


scribed, which are now no longer required, are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein freed and 
discharged from any rights of the public or any per- 
son to the same as highways. 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





The unnecessary reserved road within portion 197, 
parish of Gulgong, south-west of Public School site, 
county of Phillip, Wyaldra Shire. 


[Roads 1916-728-7] 


The unnecessary boundary road separating portions 
103, 122, and 123, parish of Nurung, from portions 
85 and 108, parish of Gooramma, south from Railway 
Line, parishes of Nurung and Gooramma, county of 
Harden, Murrungal and Demondrille Shires. 


[Roads 1914-661-12] 





————s 


[1667j Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NoviricaTron of re-marking of parts of roads known as 
Clarkson-street and Nabiac-street, village of Na- 
biac, and roads in continuation thereof south- 
westerly and westerly ; also of intention to declare 
to be public road the parts of such roads not 
already public road, parish of Talawahl, county 


of Gloucester, Manning Shire, Land District of 
Taree. 


T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 

_the 23rd section, ‘‘Publie Roads Act, 1902,” the 
positions of parts of roads 150 links wide, known as 
Clarkson-street and Nabiac-street, village of Nabiac, 
and of the parts of roads 100 links wide in continua. 
tion thereof south-westerly and westerly; parish of 
Talawahl, county of Gloucester, Manning Shire, have 
been _re-marked,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 
13,455-1,603, which is deposited in and can be in- 
spected at Department of Lands, Sydney, and a copy 
of same can be seen at the Crown Land Agent’s office 
at Taree. 


It is also notified that under the provisions of the 
18th section of ‘‘Public Roads Act, 1902,’ it is in- 
tended to obtain the Governor’s authority to declare 
to be public road the parts of such roads no+ already 
public road. 


In accordance with the 25th section of whe aforesaid 
Act it is intended to submit the plan of re-markings 
io the Governor for approval. It is therefore necessary 
that any persons having objections which may appear 
to them to exist to the position of the roads as now 
re-marked ; also the intention to declare parts of such 
roads, viz., Nabiac-street and its westerly continua- 
tion, to be public road should set forth the same in 
writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within 
one month from the date of this notice. 


[Roads 1917-573-4] 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


fl 3 Sept., 191 8, : 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
THE PORTION OF THE GENERAL CEME- 
TERY AT PARKES, SET APART FOR ROMAN 
CATHOLIC BURIAL GROUND. 


IS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, having approved of the fol- 
lowing Regulations for the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Parkes, dedicated 24th October, 1882, 
set apart for Roman Catholic Burial Ground, such 
Regulations are hereby published for public informa- 
tion. 
[Ms. 1918-7,217] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





We, the Trustees of the portion of the General Ceme- 
tery at Parkes, set apart for Roman Catholic Burial 
Ground, under our powers, in virtue of our being 
charged with the care and management of the said 
Burial Ground, do hereby make the following regula- 
tions for the management thereof ;— 

1. This burial ground shall be for the purpose of 
burying the dead of the Roman Catholic Denomina- 
tion.. 

2. That meetings of the Trustees shall be held not 
less than once in every quarter, at such time and 
place as shall bé appointed, and at any meeting a 
majority of the Trustees for the time being holding 
office shall form a quorum. 


3. The Trustees shall keep proper account of all . 


moneys received and all moneys disbursed in connec- 
tion with the burial ground, and if so required shall 
furnish the vouchers for all moneys expended, and a 
certified copy of their accounts for any year to the 
Minister for Lands. 

4, All nioneys received in connection with the 
burial ground shall be paid into some bank to the 
credit of an account in the name of the ‘‘Trustees of 
the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Parkes,’’? and cheques 
drawn on the account shall be signed by at least two 
Trustees. i 

5. All moneys received in connection with the burial 
ground shali be applied by the Trustees—WVirstly, in 
payment of salaries, wages, and current expenses; 
secondly, in constructing and keeping in repair all 
fences, paths, drains, buildings, and other permanent 
works, and in beautifying and adorning the cemetery: 

6. The Trustees may appoint a secretary, sexton, 
and such officers and servants as may be necessary, 
and may fix the respective amounts of salary or wages 
to be paid to them. 

7. The Trustees may appoint an officer-in-charge, 
who shali receive all moneys, and, under their direc- 
tion, regulate, manage, and decide all matters of de- 
tail arising in connection with the burial ground. 
The officer-in-charge may be one of the Trustees, or 
the Secretary, or such officer or person as the Trustees 
may appoint, 

8. The Trustees shall divide the burial ground into 
sections, and shall allot portions within those sec- 
tions, and shall cause a plan to be made showing the 
sections and portions of the burial ground, and shall 
sign and certify the plan when made. The plan or a 
copy thereof shall be kept for reference in ‘the office 
of the officer-in-charge, 

9. The Trustees shall cause a register to be kept in 
which shall be entered the name and addition of every 
person whose body is interred in the burial ground, 
and the section, portion, and number of the grave in 
which the interment has been made and the date of 
the interment, the entries shall be made immediately 
after interment. 

10. The fees and charges specified in the schedule 
hereto annexed shall be payable in advance to the 
Trustees before orders are issued, but the Trustees 
may in any case of poverty, 1f they see fit, remit 
wholly or in part the fees and charges payable upon 
an interment. 

11. The Trustees may, upon payment of the appro- 
priate charges, issue certificates upon the prescribed 


form, securing the exclusive right of burial in one or 


more specified portions of the burial ground, but the 
Trustees may and shall refuse to sell a certificate for 
more than one portien to any person if they are satis- 
fied that an attempt is being made to create a mono- 
poly, or to deal in those certificates in the way of 
business, and that the person applying to purchase 
is privy to such attempt. : yi ght 

12. No interment shall take place in any portion in 
respect of which a certificate of exclusive right has 
been issued. unless the eonsent in writing of the helder 
ot the certifieste and the certificate itself are pro- 
duced to the oflicor-in-charge. 


13. No monument, tomb, tablet, gravestone, vault, 
kerbing, railing, or other erection shall be placed in 
the burial ground until the proposed design and in- 
scription be approved by the Trustees and the neces- 
sary fees be paid. 

14. Where a vault or grave is lined with brick or 
cut stone in either case such lining must be of good 
material, cemented, and covered by a slab of stone,! 
slate, or iron, or a brick arch so as to be water and 
air tight, and every coffin in a vault or private grave 
must have on the lid a copper or other metal plate, 
with the name of the deceased stamped, engraved, , or 
written thereon. ley eon 

15. All monuments, vaults, and gravestones must be 
kept in repair and proper condition by and at the 
expense of the owner thereof. 

16. The Trustees may order the removal or alteras 
tion of any monument, tomb, tablet, gravestone, rail- 
ing, or other erection, or the erasure of any inscrip- 
tion which has been erected or placed in the burial 
ground in contravention of the foregoing regulations. 

~ 17. No trees or plants shall be planted in the burial 

ground unless the same be of a species. approved. by; 
the Trustees and their permission obtained for the 
planting of same. ib of , 

18. Masons and other workmen shall clear away all 
refuse and rubbish caused by them, and shall repair 
and make good all damage wrought by them or their 
servants to the satisfaction of the officer-in-chargey 
Before commencing any work in the burial ground 
every workman and mason shall deposit with the. 
officer-in-charge the sum of 10s., which shall be for-’ 
feited if this regulation is not complied with. 

19. The Trustees or their officer-in-charge of thé 
burial ground shall not issue an order for interment: 
therein until shown the certificate, required by section 
30 of the Act, No. 17 of 1899, to be issued by the Dis- ' 
trict Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages or by 
the Coroner or the Magistrate who held the inquest or 
inquiry on the body, or by a medical officer in com- 
pliance with the Children’s Protection Act, No. 47, | 
1902. as the case may be. 

20. Before an order for interment is issued particu 

lars of the length and breadth of the coffin shall be 
delivered to the officer-in-charge and all fees and 
charges paid to him. { 
21. The undertaker or other person taking out' the: 
order for interment shall forward the’ same to the 
sexton at least eight hours before the time fixed for 


’ the interment. 


22. In case of emergency corpses may be received 
and interred without an order for interment, if a 
proper certificate of death and the receipt of the: 
proper officer for all fees and charges are produced 
to the sexton. oe gale 
_ 23. Every order or authority issued by the officer- 
in-charge shall. be delivered to the sexton before any 
work 18 begun or material delivered in the burial 
ground, 4 “ a " 
24. All work in connection with any monument or. 
grave shall be carried on under the direction and 
supervision of the officer-in-charge, or, in his absence, , 
of the sexton, and shall be carried to completion with-: 
out unnecessary delay. fis i 
25. Not more than two adults shall be interred in 
any one grave, and in no grave shall the upper sur- 
face of the coffin be at a less depth than 4 feet from 
the natural surface of the soil. i 
26. The areas of portions for graves shall be from 3 
by 8 to 12 by 8, and the areas for portions for vaults’ 
from 6 by 12 to 12 by 24 feet. 
27. Subject to fourteen days’ notice being given to 
the owner or owners of the allotment to take down 
and remove any tomb, monument, or other erection 
which may become dangerous, the Trustees may have 
the same carried out and shall not be required to ac- 
count for the materials of which same was composed. ~ 
£8. No heavy materials shall be drawn over the 
roads or paths of the burial ground whilst they are 
wet. and no person shall ride or drive any animal or, 
vehicle over the roads or paths thereof. 
29. No person shall inter any corpse in the burial 
ground except in accordance with these regulations, 
and any person interring a corpse in violation there- 
of, or procuring the same to be so interred, shall be 
hable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds 
(£20). 


30. No person shall— 
(a) Sell or buy within the burial ground any’ 


ortiale or thine. 
(b) Distribute anv handbill, card, cireular, or other 


advertisement within the burial ground. F 


** : 2 as £ ap i Oa 


13, Spet., 1918] 


= 





(c) Put any animal or animals in the burial 
ground for the purpose of grazing therein, 
except with the consent in writing of the 
Trustees, i 

(a) Take part in any meeting other than of a 
religious or commemorative character within 
the burial ground. ; 

(e) Disturb any funeral service at any grave 
whether by working in the neighbourhood of 
it or otherwise. 


(f) Discharge any firearms except at a military’ 


‘funeral. 

(g) Wantonly damage or disturb any flowers or 
other tokens placed upon any grave. 

(hy) Commit any riot, breach of the peace, or 
nuisance, or otherwise offend against decency 
or decotum within the burial ground. 


31. Any person committing an act which is a breach 
of the last-preceding regulation shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding twenty pounds (£20). 

32. Any person committing or omitting any act in 
violation of these regulations for which no _ other 
penalty is thereby expressly provided shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds (£10). 


_38. It shall be the duty of the officer-in-charge to 

prosecute offenders against these regulations, and no 
prosecution under these regulations shall prejudice 
any other proceedings whether civil or criminal 
which may a taken against the offender, provided 
always that no person be criminally punished twice 
for the same offence. 


34, No person shall be entitled to have a portion 
re-opened for the purpose of a second interment there- 
in unless a certificate of exclusive right of burial has 
been issued in respect of that portion within two 
months after the first interment. 


°35. The Trustees or their officer-in-charge shall in 
the months of April, July, October, and January in 
each year, transmit to the local District Registrar a 
return giving a list of all burials during the previous 
quarter, with the name and late address of the de- 
ceased, date of burial, and name of undertaker in 
each case. 





ScHEDULE oF FEES AnD CHARGES. 


n 


Tiand for grave, 3 x 8, under exclusive right 
Land for grave, 6 x 8, under exclusive right 
For every additional 3 feet... 143 ee) 
Interment fee for Government gaol or asylum 
Reception of corpses from any other cemetery 
and interment sy A+ ai val 
For removing corpse from one part of ceme- 
tery to another or to another cemetery 
Interment of still-born child ... si He! 
Re-opening grave under exclusive right 
Re-opening and closing vault ... ith ae 
Land for vault, 6 x 12, under exclusive right 
And for every additional 6 feet at 
Permission to enclose single grave ... 
Permission to enclose double grave ... 
Permission to erect headstone 
Permission to erect footstone... : 
Permission to erect slab over grave ... 
Permission to erecé tomb or monument 
Keeping in order single grave, per annum... 
Keeping in order each additional grave, per 
‘annum “ic i ik a aes 500 
Certified copy of entry in register ... be 
‘These charges are exclusive of the officiating clergy- 
man’s fee. 
Permission for the exhumation of any corpse must 
be obtained from the Department of Public Health. 


fal 
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CO HHOCOHOWwWHOOH H oFnmHh 
— 





Form or CERTIFICATE, 


This is to certify that 7 DE » has 
paid to the Trustees of the Burial Ground 
the sum of £ , and in consideration of such 
payment the said Trustees do hereby grant to the 
said the exclusive right of burial in por- 
tion No. | , section No. » feet by feet 
in the said burial ground, subject to the conditions 
prescribed in the rules and regulations for the time 
being in force relating to the said burial ground. 


Dated this day of EY he oes 
JOHN DUNNE. 
B. A. HERAGHTY. 
Ki. M‘GLYNN. Trustees. 


WB ROGAN: 
! P. T. O'DONNELL. 
P. F. McGER, 


NEV ‘SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


| £1651] 








So eo SooomCooSSece 


4593 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


LAND SALES, 


jE pursaanee of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

ation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the tines 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAREE, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp DisrrictT or TAREE, 
Parish Bohnock, county Gloucester, shire Manning. . 


TERMS ;—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lot. 





Upset 





Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 
Acre. 
Darridyi Bil mits ate, Gs 
162 6 2 0; 1 O O| Situated about 6 miles south 


from town and railway 
station at Taree, 


Papers Aln, 1918-5,645 ; Plan G. 4,806-1,497. 





SALE AT HYSON’S HALL, KOOTINGAL, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
: at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or TAMWORTH. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Kootingal, 
parish Moonbi, county Inglis, shire Cockburn. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annua 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annuni. 


SUBURBAN Lots, 




















: Upset : Upset 
Portion.) Area. Price per Portion, Area, Price per 
| Lot. f, 

a © p. £ os. a, OS ie ee ee a 
2011/3 33 47 0 0 210 |2 319] 34 0 0 
20413 225; 41 0 0 211 5 336; 42 0 6 
205 | 3 310) 38 0 0 212 5 386] 42 0 O 
206}1 119/11 0 0 


Twelve miles north-east of Tamworth. ; 
Upset price of portion 204 includes value of Crown improve- 
ments. baienns 


Papers: Aln. 1918-7,388; Plan I. 2,140, 2,141, 2,142, 2,474, 
2,475, 2,476-1,690. 
Ba Raa Pele Es ena ey St 2 ee A 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WALCHA, 


On Wednesday, the 16th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF WALCHA. 
Parish Ohio, county Vernon, shire Apsley. 


TzRMs :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 


Country Lor. 








Upset 
Price per 


Area. Remarks. 
Lot. | 


Portion. 





S20 1p & awd. 

30 27 i 30| 53 O 0 | Situated 9 miles from Walcha, 
the nearest railway station 
being Wollum Siding, dis- 
tant 7 miles. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,387 ; Plan V. 2,807-1,719, 





4594 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118, [13 Sepr., 1918. 





[1657] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


if is hereby notified, for general information, in respeet to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
and the lessee, under the terms of any such permit, may be 
required to preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 
dispensed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased: Provided the area 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
permission is first obtained from, the local Forestry 
Officer. The lessee may, however, take from the land 
leased to him such timber and other material for building 
and other purposes upon such land as may be required 
by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not com- 
prised within a timber or forest reserve. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 

All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting 
or removing timber without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, 

have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 

BAL op tpoen 4 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 

<p poh 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
orce. 

The lessee shall destroy by the date specified in the appended 
schedule all useless timber except such as shall be neces- 
sary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve suflicient useiul timber, if any, on the land leased 
for the purpose of improvements thereon, 

The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such Jand as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 





Date by which all 
useless timber shall 
be destroyed. 


No. of 


Crown-lease. Lessee. 





LAND District or CAsIno. 








1913- 5 | William Davis ... Bae ...| 80 June, 1918 
11 | Kdward Barrett Hollingworth,,.| 31 Dec., 1920 
21 | William Duff... eee deal GHA 1922 
22 Do sn0 95 See Wed hs 
1916- 2 Do Sta eos oa os Oe i 
1914-19 | George Albans ... dc seniiao amens 1920 
1915-20 | Harold Foster Richmon eee s 
1916— 3 | Joseph Thomas Woodworth ...| 31 ,, 1921 
6 } Clarencé Ernest Lyndon Collison’ 31 ,, 1922 
Lanp Disrricr or GRarron. 
1914-11 { George Thomas Pitkin ... .-( 81 Dec., 1933 


12 | Arthur Clarence Pitkin... ac COL ee By 
Lanp J)istrict or KEMPSEY. 





1918-~ 4; Michael Henry Seale ... .. SL Dec. 1921 
1914- 3 | Patrick Bannon ... ee veel! ONL ess 1922 
11 | Margaret Amy Cormack ion] Lol pare es 
1915- 2 | Thomas George Wilson McIver | 31 ,, a 
1916- 1 Flaccus Augustus MRhoderick; 31 _,, 1921 
Anderson. 
5 | Elsie Isabel Juiian nA: Fes] GOLF 95 1922 
6 | John William McMaugh act] OL 1923 
Lanp Disrricr or MURWILLUMBAH. 
1914- 2 | Charles Henry Vardy ... ..| 31 Dec., 1919 





Noru.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1658] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 

the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
all timber suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 
The lessee may, however, take from the land Jeased to 
him such timber and other material for building and 
other purposes upon such land as may be required by him 
as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pur- 
pose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings 
where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1969, 


have been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substi- 
tuted, viz.:— 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve suflicient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 











No. of 


Lessee 
Crown-lease. 


Land District. 











1913- 3 | Boorowa 
1913- 5 | Inverell se 
1913-17 Do Aah 


...|" Robert Stephen Wales. 
Walter Samuel Turner. 
Charles Baxter. 


Norn.— The land contained in these leases ig exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulation 


W. G. ASHFORD. 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF CONDITIONS, &c., OF SPECIAL 
LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
(a) the conditions of Special Lease No. 1915-3, 
Inverell, held by Albert Simpson Oliver, have been 
altered. The lease shall continue to be subject to the 
conditions under which the granting of it was notified 
in the Government Gazette of the Ist September, 
1916, excepting special condition (c) which has been 
amended to read,—The lessee shall, within four years 
from the date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of the granting of the lease, prepare for 
agriculture an area of not less than 16 acres, and 
shail thereafter keep not less than that area under 
cultivation during the currency of the lease; (B) the 
purpose of Special Lease No. 1916-1, Inverell, held by 
Aibert Simpson Oliver, has been altered to “Grazing.” 
The lease shall continue to be subiect to the condi- 
tions under which the granting of it was notified 
in the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1917, except- 
ing special condition (c), which has been revoked. 


[Ms. Ls. 1918-10,026] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1654] 


13 Supr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


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4595 





[1513] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR “GRAZ- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


Lanp District oF SINGLETON. 


ey accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it is hereby noti- 
tied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918, for a Special 
Lease for ‘‘Grazine’”’? of the lands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to 
the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, provi- 
sions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 
to 31st December, 1928. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer, at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 
1919, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


_4. The lessee shall graze on the land not more than 
sixty sheep or ten head of large stock. 


5. In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 2, and 4 to 22 of Regulation No. 
106 (notified 20th April, 1917). 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘7'ender for a Special Lease, 
Land District of Singleton,’’? with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions, provisions, and reserva- 
tions :— 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being obtained 
for his guidance in selecting the applicant 
whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney ; at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Singleton; and at the Local Land Board 
Office, East Maitland. 

[Ms. tus. 1918-10,255 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














SCHEDULE. 
Approx- Upset Ices, 
Block, imate Locality, Annual | Survey, 
Area. Rental, &c, 
Acres. fo ay dil s, <i, 
A 140 Within travelling stock and) 3 0 0/ 6 » O 
(ex. road).| camping reserve 52,974, 


about 44 miles from Wark- 
worth, at the junction of 
the roads from Jerry’s 
Plains to Warkworth and 
Jerry’s Plains to Singleton, 
county of Hunter, parish of 
Lemington, Patrick Plains 
Shire. 














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—__——=» 


[1530] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
SUBURBAN LANDS, VILLAGE OF UTUNGUN. 


4 hi is hereby notified, for public information, that at 
the expiration of three months from this date it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
design of village of Utungun, by excising part of the 
suburban lands and closing certain streets. 
Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Kempsey, and at 
the Department of Lands, Sydney. 
[Ms. 1918-6,816] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 





F1042) Department of Lands 


Sydney, 16th August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF LITTLE PLAIN. 


ihe is hereby notified for public information that, at 

the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of village of Little Plain. by excising part 
of the village lands, and closing: Cooper-street and 
parts of Reserve and Ross streets, also lane in sec- 
tions 8 and 9. 

Lithograps showing the proposed alteration may be 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Inverell, Post 
Office, Little Plain, and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,177] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


——s 





[884] ~ Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 9th August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
TOWN OF CASINO. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 

it is intended, under the provisions of section 28 

of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 

the design of the town of Casino, by excluding from 

the suburban lands that part within conditional pur- 
chase 1909-95. 

Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Casino, and 
at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-4,197] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, A 
Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF RED RANGE. 

JY’ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
I at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Wands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of the village of Red Range by curtailing 
the village and suburban lands and closing certain 
streets and roads. 


Lithographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Glen Innes, 
the Post Office at Red Range, and at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,822] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands, 
z Sydney, 2nd August, 1918. 


SED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
EET LAGE OF ROBERTSON. 

fT is: he notified, for public information, that, 
[' bs pogeraey of Site months from this date, 
it ig intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter 
the design of the village of Robertson by excising 
part of the village lands and closing certain lanes. 


Heliographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be iscareitat the Crown Lands Office, Moss Vale, 
at the Post Office, Robertson, and at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1918-5,943| 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


[756] 





4596 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


_ APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


(Rown LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
: / Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
‘dates ;— , 


ane 
0. 
ABERNETHY—Saturday, 28th September, 1918 _—... 104 
ALBuRY—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 


ARDLETHAN—Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 elo 
ARMIDALE—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 


Barnurst—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... vee 104 
Bettincen— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 Sree liye 
Brenza—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 1OL 
Buxkku.LbA—Tuesday, 15th October, 1918... « 110 
Bourtan Detan— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918... 107 
BuncENDORE—Saturday, 14th September, 1918 ... 98 
Casino—W ednesday, 25th September, 1918... we 104 


CooNABARABRAN— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918... 107 
CooTamMuNDRA— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 98 


Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 104 
Corowa—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 «. 101 
Cowra—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... vee LOZ 
Forsrs— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 . 104 


GuLen Innes—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 4) 101 |} 


Grarron—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ..,__,., 104 
Gunpacai—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
_» Do Wednesday, 25th September, 1918... 101 | 
GunngpAH— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 vee 107 
InvERELL—Friday, 20th September, 1918 ... rit PHS 
Krempsry— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 asap LOE 
Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... 28107 
LisMorE—Tuesday, 8th October, 1918 ay Hee 
LirHaow— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 a 201 
Mitvave— Thursday, 26th September, 1918... sae AE 
Mupere— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 cdo 0H 
Narrasri— Wednesday, 18th September, 1918 ... 98 
NewcastLe—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 .., 104 
Nowra—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... 7 107 
Oxrance—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 LOL 
ParramMatra—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918  ... 104 
Parkes— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... .. 110 
Poxararoo—Saturday, 12th October, 1918... , 20) 
Quirinpi—Friday, 18th October, 1918 A ... 107 
SypNeEyY—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... ... 104 
TamwortH— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... 104 
Tarte—Wednesday, 18th September, 1918... “698 
ToMaLPIN—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 ... wv» 98 
TRUNDLE-—Saturday, 21st September, 1918... soa, LUL 
Tumout—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 1OL 
Urnana— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918... v 110 
Wacea Wacca— Thursday, 17th October, 1918 .., 110 
WatcHa—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 vse LOL 
WaLeutt—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... vee 104 
Younae—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... Bes ea) 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1603] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


ERRATUM. 


MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION SETTLEMENT, 
YANCO No. 3 IRRIGATION AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Yanco Lanp District. 

N the notification setting apart. Crown Lands for 

irrigation farms or blocks within Yanco No. 1, 
Mirrooi No. 1, and Yanco No. 3 Irrigation Areas, 
published in the Government Gazette No. 123 of 7th 
July, 1915, on pages 3957 to 3959, for the value of 
Crown improvements on farm 820 read ‘‘£50’’ instead 
of, £120.77 
[M.7.8. 1918-E£16,008; W.C. and I.C, 1918-7,225] 

W. C. GRAHAME, 


Minister for Agriculture. 





IN THE LAND APPHAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH. 
WALES. 
.° OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
Appeal Court of New South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
“ences, in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters as 

’ may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 

Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


léth August, 1918. [1069] 


[13 Sepr,, 1918. 





Local Land Board Office, _, 
Hay, 6th July, 1918. 


fy TEER is invited to proposed, public, purposes 

exchange of 2.acres within portion | 26 for an.area of 2 
acres within portion 44, parish of Morago, courty of Townsend, 
for Public School Site, Land District of Deniliquin. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Deniliquin, ’ all 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and) should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local. Land Board, Hay, or be 
made before the Land Board at time of hearing. a, 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Deniliquin on a date to be notified. 


Wes, Bea Son ties 
Acting Chairman. 


[1668] 








Local Land Board Office, 
; Forbes, 10th September, 1918. 
TTENTION is invited to a proposal made by Lewis May 
to surrender portions 437 and 438, parish of Currajong, 
in exchange for portion 1, in the parish of Ourumbeyna, 
county of Ashburnham, Land District of Parkes. - 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Parkes. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board at Forbes, 
not later than 14th October, 1918. j 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Parkes on a date to be notified. iy 

R. SHELTON, 


Chairman. 


[1669] 





[1020] Local Land Board Office, . 


Dubbo, 18th August, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by George 

Pile and Robert Clements for permission to carry a 

rabbit-proof fence across certain roads in the parish of Belah, 
county of Flinders, Land Distrsct of Nyngan. of? 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board at Dubbo, and the Crown 
Land Agent at Nyngan. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman of the Local Land Board, Dubbo, 
not later than 14th September, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Nyngan on a date to be notified. 


R. M. GALLOWAY, 
Chairman, 
[1344] Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 23rd August, 1918. 


A TENTION is invited to a reference by the 
‘ Minister for Lands in the matter of applica- 
tion by George Thomas Dowling, Cornelius Dowling, 
Kbenezer V. Dowling, Caroline Dowling, and Jemima 
Dowling to surrender an area of 41 acres in exchange 
for an area of 2 acres, parish of Banga, county of 
King, Land District of Yass. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Yass. 

Objections (if any) should be writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Goulburn, not later than 28th September, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yass on a date to be notified. 


E. J. HALLIDAY, 


Chairman, 


Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 3rd September, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to.an application by Isaac Row- 

botham to surrender conditional purchase portion 6, of 

4") acres, in the parish of Ulan, county of Bligh, in exchange 

for about 20 acres contained in water and camping reserve 
22,310, parish of Gulgong, county of Phillip. 


Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Orange, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Mudgee, and Court-house, Gulgong. _ 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and shonld be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board Office, Orange 
not later than 4th October, 1918, : t 


The, proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Mudgee on a date to be notified. 











[1555] 


EK. EBSWORTH, 
Chairman, 


4597 


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4610 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Sepr., 1918. 
[1648 ] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Lease, which was published in the Gazette on the date 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


set opposite thereto, hes been reversed. 
(0.8. 1918-20,546] 









































Lanp Districr or COONABARRABRAN, 
Date of a 
< } 
ace Lessee, Address. County. Parish, Ares. peste Basal C.P, Be Shire, 
Forfeiture, & 
4. Islip. | 
1906-9 | Deans, Alexander... re ..| Coonabarabran ...| Baradine ...| Rundle | 750 0 OU | 23 Feb., 1917) 1906- 10 18 Coonae 
(per Tattersall, Alice May) Silent Vale, | barabran, 
Bugaldi, | 
(1636] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF VACANT CROWN LANDS TO A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
[ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Laads Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the adjoining conditional lease mentioned in 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





such Schedule at tle capital value and rental stated. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District ocr BARMEDMAN. 















































g Capital | Rent asl D ate tTe Future Future 
Papers. 3 Parish. County. Area, Added to—-.| Value | per Rent, . addition Gee Area, Rent Shire. 
h per Acre, | Acre. ‘ fect of C.L. of C.L. 
a | etiect. 
C.8. | @.gT. IDs SF Us td d. Zs. d. | Verte ps Go Saas 
1918-19857 23 | Boginderra...| Bland 37 2 «0 | C.D. 9,766 ...) 010 0 2 06 8 | 3 Sept., 1918; 8zs 2 vu 15 1 0O| Narraburra. 
[1650] Department of Tiands, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


IMPROVEMENT LEASES—APPRAISEMENT OF RENT. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Rental of the Improvement Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been re-determined 


for the period of fourteen (14) years of the lease from the 20th February, 1916, to 19th February, 1930. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 









































ScHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Term of Lease. a, eae which] i 
5 : ayme 
Papers. ieere ae edi spat Area, Pe a appraised Rent Shire, 
From To is due in 
each year. 
Oce. Acres. 1902. 1930. £0 (aaa: 
1918-5870} 878 | Henry Giffin, of Coonabar- | 3,500 | 20 February...) 19 February... 21s 6 19 February) Coolah. 
Coolah Creek. rabran. plus 
. 1,133 
for Crown im- 
provements. 
[1655 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 
[* is hereby notified that the Improvement Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































| 


Lanp Disrriot or Wacea Waaeaa. 
- oe) Date of Execution] _ Lt 
Lease] Block sas A : F Annual ae Reason of 
Papers. | INOWIENG, Lessee, | Division, Parish, | County. | Shire. | Area, ent of Fmpipyement Fortelture. 
Occ, Acres £s.d 
1918-5921 | 1411 | 710 | James Menz (de-' Central ..| Burran-’ Mitchell ..} Kyeamba .. 2,248 5110 4 | 13 Oct.,1904 ..} Non payment of 
rent. 


ceased). | dana. 





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13 Sepr., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


[1652] 


NG eee is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance 


4611 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


the 72nd section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The leases will terminate on 31st December, 1918. 


No. of Lease and Land 


District. 





with the provisions of 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








1905-14, Gunnedah 


11805, Murrurundi 
27601, Queanbeyan 














SCHEDULE. 
Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. Area, Rent, 
’ , Be OT Psi: ose de 
Union Bank of Australia, Ltd.| Brentry... ...| Nandewar; Liverpool 405 0 0|4 4 
j Plains, 
Pengilly, James Campbell _...| Yarraman ...| Pottinger; Tamarang ...) 156 2 0/318 8 
...| Woods, Edward Ae ...| Booroomba .. | Cowley; Yarrowlumla ...) 400 0 0/3 6 8 








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Department of Lands, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the Crown Land Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, 


and that it is the intention to grant leases should no sufficient objections be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land 
Board and consideration by the Minister, 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District 
in which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Applicant. 


C, 0. Lazzarini 


Club, (Spl. Ls. 1918-9 

Metropolitan.) 
Farrelly, A., (Spl. Ls 

1918-5, Metropolitan.) 


—_ 


[1228] 


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and C. 
Pickering, Trustees of 
the Tempe Recreation 


»| Shea’s Creek Canal, parish 
of Cumberland. 





Locality of Land applied for. Area, 
an Pap: 
Cook’s River, fronting Recreation Reserve, 9 0 33 
parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland. 
of Botany, county; 0 0 124 





Wharf 


Purpose for 
which Lease ig 
desired. 


Local Land Board 
Office where 
objections may be 
lodged. 


Sydney.. 


do 











Date 
up to which 
objections 


may be lodged. 





..| 13 September, 1918. 


Department of Lands, 
APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERMS OF LEASES FOR SPHOIAL PURPOSES. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extexsion of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 


of the lands and for the purposes bereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 
sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 

Any objections will receive due consideraticn if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District in 
which the land is situated on or before the date specified in each case hereunder. ; 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Applicant. 


Williams, Caroline M. 
(Sp. L. 4,022, Metro- 
politan). 

* Thomas Neden .. 


[1639] 


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Registered Number 

Number of of 
Papers. Application. 
Ms. Ls. 

1918- 3178 | 2,€67, Grafton . 


1917-11459 
1917-12368 


1912-25, Grafton 


1917~ 3847 | 1911- 2, Molong.. 


1914-11263 





Na ire 


is hereby notified, for general information, 
either the Government Gazette of 7th June, 1918, or 


berland, fronting portion 





nora Terrace, ‘ 


Locality of Land applied for. 


Kyle Bay, parish of St. George, county of Cum- 


Sp. Ls. 1912-8, Murwillumbah, parish Terranora, 
county Rous, on Boyd’s Bay; fronting Terra- 





Purpose for 


Local Land Board 
Office where 


Date 
up to which 





aren wale Laes4 8 objections may be ' objections 
ea ets lodged. may be lodged. 
den Eb Ps 
0 047 | Bathing-place, Sydney.. eta +} 18 Sept., 1918. 
19. (about). jetty, and boat- 
house. 
0 124 | Wharf and storage] Grafton Slams ee 
of timber. 

















Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th Septembe’, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


Name and Address of Lessee. 





ScHEDULE. 


nnn et e 
5 { 


Situation of Land. 


ttn 


Hackett, John, of Copman- 
hurst. 


Smith, Alfred Charles. of 
Haliway Creek, Grafton. 


1917-13, Kempsey| Bacchus Marsh Concentrated 


Milk Co., Ltd., of Smith- 
town, 


Colbran, John Thomas (ad- 
ministrator of the estate 
of the late John Colbran, 
of Molong). 


1912-14, Wyalong| Pettit, Robert William, of 


Stockinbingal, 


hurst. 


tion 21. 


of Smithtown. 


tion 29, 








County Clarence, parish Copmanhurst, 
allotments 1 to 5, section 5, and allot- 
ment 1, section 6, village of Copman- 


County Clarence, parish Dundoo, por- 
County Dudley, parizh Coorooboongatti, 
below high-water mark Macleay River. 
fronting lots 1 and 2, section 5, village 
Gounty Ashburnham, parish Daladerry, 
portions Sp. L. 1911-2 and Sp, L. 240a, 


County Bland, parish Burrabijong, por- 


that the forfeiture of the Special Leases hereunder particularised, which was published in 
23rd August, 1918, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Area, Purpose of Lease. 
a orp: 
6 0 23 | Agriculture and 
grazing. 
10 220) Grazing and agri- 
culture. 
0 1 30 | Wharf 
15 0 0] Grazing 
151 0 O| Grazing .- be 





* Inclusive of rental value of Crown improyrments. 




















Annual seat 
Rent. Municipality. 
£is: de 
6 0 @ | Copmanhurst 
Shire. 
& 0 9 | Orara Shire. 
10 0 O| Macleay 
Shire 
5 0 O| Boree Shire. 
3 5 4*| Bland Shire. 





4612 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 113. {13 Sepr., 1918, 











{1661} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 
YT is hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the proviaions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 399. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 



































No. of Lease Annual 
and Name of Lessee, Apes, Parish, County. Shire, lArea, Rental, | »eason for Dorfeiture, 
Land District. | 
i a 
| } a. Fp £8 a 
1915- 1, Eden | Joseph Dennis Clarke .--| 80, 47, | Cobra ... «.| Atckland  ,,.| Imlay ... ..| 540 0 0} 4 & 1 | Non-payment of rent. 
« 78. 
1914-18, Glen Innesg,.} Rcbert Ewen McKillop | 17, 18, | Lewis ... ass}, ClIV.O owe. | Severn... ~!| 200 0 0} 2 5 10 do 
& 35. | 
1912- 3, Tamworth..| Alfred Gcdbold... ae «| 207 | Tamworth ...\\inglis 2, ...| Coekburn ieee 0. 0) F al 7 do 
1913-23, Taree ..| William Hammond Mills ...! 96 | Rowley... | Hawes ... ...| Manning Palmese 0 0) 27 17) 0 do 
1917-13, ,, ...| George Bramble Re «42 & 44) Bachelor -.| Gloucester ..,) Stroud .. 4/183) 8°0)| 2 610 hae yi per es instalment 
of survey fee. 
1916-14, Tenterfield..) William Edward Wright’ «..| 60 | Lillcrest ss] Clive “. ..| Tenterfield ..,)8,161 0 0 | 23 J 0 | Non-payment of rent. 





( 1637} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


le is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 163 and 164 respectively of the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, the portions of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital values stated. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























SCHEDULE. 
Py ( Capital Date from Now | Future 
2 ; per value per which annual : 
Papers. cat Parish, | County. District. Area, sore tical Addition bate Added to— ml of Phyicenb ee Shire. 
Ss | added area. effect. Oldies. | Holding. 
Cs Qs T. tp] 228. ae Be the Ds). BBs 
1918-20709 | 93 | Goorara ...| Stapylton...} Moree 1-9 210 0 | 4Sept., 1918 ...) A.C.P. 1917+9 (por: $81 9 415 9 | Boomi. 


| tion 90, A. J 

Emblen). 

9May, , . «| C.P,0,1906-15 (por-| 245 1382] 18 7 2 | Terania. 
tion “Ts; oy, MS 
Ifutchinson). 


20351 91 Terania ,..| Rous «.| Lismore «. eile 9 BZ 8 0 0 


























(1633 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th Sept>mber, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 
ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 


land particularised in the Schedule hereuhder, formerly Conditional Lease 1909-3, Coonamble (non-convertible), is added to and now 
forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule at the capital value stated, 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScuEDULE, 
P Porti | Parish Count District Ate gar ae ‘Added to New a eet Shi 
apers. ortion, aris, unty, istrict, Tea, per acre of Addition e toon be bs 4 pay dieut en ire, 
added aren,| takes effect. olaing- |" Holding, 



































C.S. | | Soar: Dp: 5 eae a Pp. Pant 
1918-21494 | 60 & 61 | Quanda Leichhardt, Coonamble..| 505 0 0 1 8 @ | 15 Aug., 1918) A.C.P. 1912-11)1,448 0 0] 9015 7 | Wingadee. - 
Qaanda. ‘portion 11. BH, 
L. Ryder). 
[1489] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


‘APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTHR RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


OTICH is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, by the 

person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, and permission 

to purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint as provided 
for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


W. G. ASHFORD. 























i Applicant, Area. Description. bib gop 
Aln. ' a. T. p. 
1918-6,823 | John Dunmore 14 0 O}| Land District of Taree, Manning Shire, county of Gloucester,, The Chairman, Land 
8.P. 1918-59 Andrews, parish of Hohnock, being that part of the 10u feet reserva-| Board, East Mait- 
tion along the south paseage of Manning River, fronting J.) land. 


R. Brennan’s grant of 1,005 acres, portion 20, extending 
from west side of the road 1 chain wide resumed by Gazette 
notice 31st January, 1903, along the east boundary thereof. 





oe 


13 Sept, 1918,] 4613 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 113. 


=—— 


1702} 





Department of Lands, . 
Sydney, 13th September, 1.918. 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


T is hereby notified that tite person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th secti f tl 
I Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. ith section of the 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury Sydney, within three months from the date of publicati thi 
notice, together with the fixed stamp duty, £1. ; ve " PANN iphontre i ea 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED To. 
























































Deposit, Amount 
; bs eee A called for 
Papers and Date Appraised! > | Amount At Bulauce |including 

No. of of Area, Description. At Value || of costs D a Credited | of “ yee 

Application.| Deposit. cece of Land. | ¥ | incurred.| Paid to Sania towards | Deposit fixed 
fat Treasury, stamp purchase jauthorised stamp 
daay money. to be duty. 

Ls is 2 L, Hoe z ; on refunded, 

Aln. Pees ya ‘ fe abso Ge | aol toss A | Boe, GO. Be sd Ss. ds £ si de 
1918-7,093. | 17 Aug., 1916] 4 3 9 | Parish of Byron, county of| The Permanent; 42 48 @}1/ 914 4/10 0 0] 0 6 UV} 915 Of] wow | 44 2 6 
8.P. 1916-55] (in name of : Arrawatta, measured por-| Trustee Com- (including 

Frank tion No. 108. pany, Limi-| Crown 
Osborne), ted. im prove- 
ments). 
Published in lieu of and to cancel notice in the Gazette cf the €th September, 191% 
[1647] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 


LAPSING UF AFTER-AUCTION SALES OF CROWN LANDS. 


WY OTICE is hereby given that the After-auction Sales hereunder particularised are hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys 


paid thereon forfeited for non-payment of the instalments of purchase money within the prescribed time. 


effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date., 





Applicant, Address, and Occupation. 


This notice to take 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Mary Kerwick, of Eurime-street, Coonamble 
(wife of Herbert Harold Kerwick, labourer). 

Samuel Henry Hollows, of Cooper-street, Helers- 
burgh, coalminer. 

Arthur Hamilton Bates, of Cowra, auctioneer .. 


Henry Albert Lockart, of Wilberforce, near} 
Windsor, labourer. | 


William Cooney, of Mendooran, farmer .. 


Charles Mansfield, of Albert-street, Parramatta, | 
retired civil servant. 

Francis Daniel Eames Chapman, of Krambach, 
storekeeper. 

Ellen May Hodgson, of Guyra (wife of John 
Ernest Hodgson, labourer), 

Benjamin Vates, of Forster, fisherman 


Ada Clay Sparkes, of forster (wife of Albert 
Ernest Sparkes, dentist). 














Amount EI 
ictp} Patish, Town Date of overdue, ex-} °“7 ae 
District. Por. | Allot.| Sec. or Village. i! Area, Ghadetal: élusitte of id Shire, 
| interest. Q 
ay) bs Bh: £ pm Gi 
Molong 6 78 | Molong.. a 0 188 | 11 Feb; 1916... 125 Oss]: cE vittene CL) 
Metropolitat 547 “i Ilewtheote .. @ 4. 4 81 Mat, w a. Gla 0} & Bulli (8) 
(-- 6 1 | Mendooran .. Of 0.) 16 baw ol SS OBO 4 
, Dunedoo -|4 -C Cobbora (r) 
bond t aa i do Bp OSS ocr Le yaa oe 
355 Wilberforce .. 1218) 2June, 5 710 OU : 
Windsor F § lp Colo (8) 
( 386 st do 201] 2s ee ) 
sa 5 19 | Mendooran 0 110) 24 Nov ) 
Dunedoo , ee l 0 Cobbora (ir) 
" ‘ 6 | 19 |. ae vl! OPT UME Fels ee oR OO 1) 
Parramatta ..{ .. 5 v2) Parramatta 9 -7 0 6-863] 4) Jans, 1047 =; 1140 6) E one i) 
Taree .. 145 Kundtbakh .. 2 010 | 25 » «| 2219 0| EB | Manning (c) 
Armidale 3 a Guyra.. be Omese0 1B Mat, 35 110 0| E Guyra © (T) 
Tarec .. a lies 3 11 | Forster.. 04 2'-.0;) Bi Sept, =<. 710 0} HE | Manning (7) 
f- 9 10 | Puncurry 6 O20.) Tan. 1018 710 0}) ope 
do ; -E do (tT) 
Ce atee oy 10 do Ne ees OL a eels 710 0]) 
































[1665] 


Depaftinent of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS, 


OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the ‘* Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads tialess valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the samo ia writiaz, aliregsed to ths Minister for Laads, within 680 Mioath 


from date of this nofics, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














Registration No. Applicant, 











Rds. 1918-38-4 | John Jamés Sullivan 
Rd. Pur. 1918-7 


Rds. 1918-185-3| Charles Soper... 
Rd, Pur. 1918 - 
34. 


Rds, 1917-612-3 | Robert Kelly “a 
Rd, Pur. 1917-138 





Ne 


— 


| Aréa. | 
a. fT, D. 

a 4 3 0 
aa 

3 245 
(about). 








Description. 








Parish: Tooma, county Selwyn, Land District Tumbarumba, Tumbarumba 
Shire. The part of boundary road 150 links wide separating portion 
(part) from portion 87 (part) extending from a point abont 2 chains south- 
easterly from the southern end of the western reserved road, within portion 
95, to the south-western corner of portion 95. A : : 

Parish Illaroo, eeunty Camden, Land District Nowra, Cambew irra, ye 
Reserved road (north-easterly) 50 links wide within portion 87 and wit 2 
C. Soper’s part of portion 85; boundary road 1 chain wide sop wnt 2s eee 
of portion 87 from part of portion 8) north ot roul RK, 6£1-1,603° within 
portion 89. 

Parish of Bonville, county Spear 
The part of boundary road 223 lin 
fred pact of portion 121 north of constructed road through thos 


Land District Bellingen, Bellingen Shire. 
ks wide separating part of portion 119 
e portions. 


eee eee 








4614 


[1664} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


[13 Sepr., 1918. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PURLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume and withdraw the same 


has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall 
be and are hereby dedicated as roads; also, that the parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect 
of which notice of proposal! to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DEsORIPTION OF ROADS OPENED :—Veviations in parts of road from Werombi to Camden, at Linn’s Hill, and branch 
road within poriion 95, parish of Weromba, county of Camden, Wollondilly Shire. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-605-61 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,053-1,608.] 


Descerrrron of lands now resumed for the roads specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close certain parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of Ist June, 1917, folio 2826. 


Lanp Districr or Picron. 






































\ | ie ; Width of ham 
: aracter Land 
Beet Area. Parish | Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed | Besumed Parts of Roads closed, &c. 
No. Name, Holding. and he 
Dedicated, | Dedicated. 
Beer. ip: a. F.p. 
95 | 187 OU O | Weromba| Executrix of} Robert Cuthel ...| Freehold .,.| 190 links & 0 224 | The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 
estate of late} variable. | (includes 10,663--1,603) within portion 95, west of new 
James Cuthel. branch road, is closed and together with closed part 
road). of road between portions 95 and 96, is to be 
granted in compengation, 
188 | 101 38 0 Do ...| Joseph Dunbar ..,; Joseph Dunbar ... do ves do ee 0 3 10 
Closed road 43 0 DO vee do a do «| Land con- do... 1 © 6 || The unnecessary parts of dedicated road 
within tracted to t (R. 10,663-1,608) within portions 158 and 
portions be granted. 110, south of new road, are closed and part 
138 & 110. | thereof is to be granted in compensation. 
110| 101 1 0 90 ees do oe do .-.| Hreehoild ... do” %.. 1 0 20 }j 





nd == eee 





Descrirrion OF Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Nimbin to Williams, parish of Hanging Rock, county of Rous, 
Terania Shire. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-685-16 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,319-1,603.] 





Descrirtion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 26th April, 1918, folio 1971. 


Lanp DistRict oF LIsmoRzE. 




















ine Parish Character Sed Area Re- 
% % Area. ieee Reputed Owner. Occupier, of sumed ana| Sumed and Part of Road closed, &c. 
. Holding. ae Dedicated. 
Py Dedicated, 
Saat. Ds a. ©. DP. 
59 | 117 2 0} Hanging! Bank of New} Samuel A. Buchanan] Part of A.C.P.| 100 links & 0 124 | The unnecessary part of road (R. 11.140-1,603) 
Kock.) South Wales, 1910-111 of 148} variable. within portion 59, west of new road, is closed 
acres i3 rocas and added to the portion; the area thereof ana 
20 perches, of C.P. 10-111 remains unaltered. 








DESORIPTION OF RoaD OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Canonbar to Warren, parish of Warren, county of 
Oxley, Marthaguy Shire, Central Division. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-6-18; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,347-1,603.] 





Description of lands now resumed and withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of 
road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now clesed. 


A proposal to resume and withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 7th June, 1918, folio 2650. 


Lanp Disrricr or WARREN. 








Width of 

















Ch Land R bea 
rm Q ; aracter esumed or 
was | roa! ee Reputed Owner. Occupier, ae Withdrewn Withdrews Part of Road closed, &c. 
an . 
l Dedicated. Dedicated. 
\ 
ey? apy 2, Tepe 
UnOOM-| essere | Warren ...| Henry Campbell ...| J. If, McKay,| Occupation! 300 links &| 13 0 0 | This area (13 acres) is withdrawn. 
bered and road in| license variable, 
use, No. 625 of The unnecessary part (13 acres) of public road 
,742 acres, ! (R. 907-1,603) from Canonbar to Warren, north 
of new road, is closed and added to occupation 
| license 625. 

89 40 0 0 Do ..| The Commercial] J. McKay, and| C.P, 74- 876°8 links 6 1 0 | Crown land embraced within measured portion 228 
Banking Company| road in use. 1,928 is adiled to conditional purchase 74-1,928, thus 
of Sydney, Ltd. withdrawing an area of 6 acres 1 rood from 

occupation license 625. 

The area of conditional purchase 74-1,928 re- 
Mains unaltered, and the area of portion 39 
is reduced to 38 acres 8 roods, 























ate a RAR PS NS 


13 Sept. 


,1918.] 





[1662] 


he proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a co 
respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 





4615 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 19138. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY; ALSO EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF FXISTING ROADS TO 
BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROADS. 


ke ers is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


py of the same may be inspected at the 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this nctice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 
Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of road hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 
Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Lands Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
Descriprion oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Diversion of part of road known as Hickson-street, parish of Newcastle, county of 





Northumberland, municipality of Merewether. 


( Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-677-11 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,476-1,603. ] 





Dusorrrrion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Distrror or Newcastie. 























& 3 Character Width of Area 
< iS, Area, Parish Name,| Reputed Owner. Occupation. of Land to be to be Remarks. 
Pa Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 
J 
Eis hue Jie Es Bas Aa 
264 | 456 0 O | Newcastle ...| Merewether Brick hause Freehold ...| Variable ... 0 1 4 | Part of private subdivision rcad known as Hickson- 
Estate, and shed, street, west of proposed road, will be rendered 
| unnecessary upon establishment of proposed road. 





DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from the Inverell-Glen Innes road to Swamp Oak, parish of Campbell, 
county of Gough, Macintyre Shire. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-437-6 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,464-1,603.] 





DeEscoriPrion of lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District oF INVERELL. 





























Porti Character Width ot Asea 

oh bees Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be to be 
Oe | Holding. | ‘Resumed. Resnmed. 

| 
, 
dale D : a. YT. Pp. 
64 65 2 0 | Campbell ... «./ Campbell Bros. ... RAY «| Fenced road in use...}| Freehold oak ...| 100 links 2 0382 
67 80 0 0 do ose oo do eee oe « do oo do sec) LOO 3 0 32 
Closed and sold Th OF 0 do kes a do a do ~ coe do ee pialiliy By 0 0 16 
road. 





DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Bulyeroi to Derra, parish of Uranbah, county Benarba, Boomi Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-494-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,498--1,603.] 





Desorrprion of the land which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp Disrgicr or Moree. 





Width of | 





Porti : Character and Area 
Won Area, Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Occupier, of to be 306 Be 
Holding. Writhdrawnr Withdrawn 
q aaa 
ane Te! pi : a I. Ds 
4 460 2 0| Uranbah «.| Bank of New South Wales ... «| Fenced road in use ... .| Part of SL. No.| Variable..; 3 2 0 








Se eee 


742 of 2,560 acres. 














Description or Roap TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Ilparran to the Waterloo-Maybole road, parish of Waterloo, 
county of Gough, Severn Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-458-7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,469-1,603.] 





DrsoRIPtrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Disraeior or Guzen Invus. 


i 
aS 

BA Area. 
im 

Ae EPs 

23 122 0 0 
86 76 0 0 
Rigiteol 3 oO 





Parish Name, 


Waterloo 


do - 








Reputed Owner. 


..| Adnie Cameron 


..| A, P, Cameron 


do eas 


do 





Cheracter | Width of 
Occupier. of Land to be 
Holding. | Resumed, 
...| A. P. Cameron ...| C.P. 1802— | 100 links.,, 
22, 
do .~.| Freehold ...| 100 links & 
variable. 
aac do do «| Variable ... 




















Area 
to be Part of Road proposed to be elcsed, &e, 
Resumed 
eG Bis 
Uv 216 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
north of portion 23, east of the Waterloo- 
Maybole road, is to be closed and added 
to portion 23; the area there: f and of C.V. 
1902-22 to be increased to 122 acres 3 
roods. 
5 016 cede s patison seuley aavaslets eilivedliacidad sselcesireneatiaee 
0 014 Maciedelsed e<dloayl rea nvaleasinatl AW selatecgcsicat cxeioclecebna tos 








16 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GaZETTE, No. 113 


{13 Sepr., 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, &c. —continued. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Roed from road on south of portion 51 towards Bogabri, parish of Billyena, 
county of Nandewar, Namoi Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-470-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,496-1,603.] 





Dasorrerion of the land which it is proposed to resume, antl of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District or NARRABRT. 





Width of | 








8 4 Character Land Area 
39 Area, Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of to be Toad proposed to be closed, &e. 
Bm Name. Holding. | p°°%°., | Resumea. | 
= * | Reseed. : 
a.) Pe pus aT. Dp, 
86 110 0 0] Billyena ..| Henry Stanford ...| Henry Stanford) C.L. 1905- | 100 links ... 8% 8 0] The unnecessary boundary road partly on a north 
v4. aud on the east of portion 86, extending from 
road on east of portion 51 easterly and southerly 
to the south-east corner of portion 86, is to be 
clesed and addedjto portion 86; the area thereof 
and of Cl. 190&-94 to be reduced to 109 acres 





Drscription or Roaps 














3 rocds, 





10 BE OPENED :Part of road from Bowra to Macksville along part of the west sides of Bowra River and 


Blackbutt Creek, and widening of part of road on north of portion 140, parish of Bowra, county of Raleigh, Nambucca Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1017-236-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan— R. 13,449-1,603.5 








Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume and of road and paris of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which 16 is proposed to close. 


LAND District oF BELLINGEN. 

















° 

"2 Parich Character ih neat Area Road and parts of roads proposed to be closed, &c. 

g Aren, Naa Reputed Owner. Occupier, | _ of +68 tobe _-] Also existing roads and parts of existing reads 

53 occ Holding. | p cal Resumed. to be declared to be Public Road. 

i esumed. 

fo 

a. Pr. Pp. a rr Dp. 
8 45 2 0] Bowra ...\Commercial Bank-| C. A, Houley C.P. 87-102) 100 links & 1 110 Gi bas 094 See Soe a¥% pew obs V0n/55' wad bat casisae cal oon eae bos ord 
ing Uo.) ‘of variable. 
Sydney, Ltd, 3 
4 40 0 0 Do «| Executors of| Executors of] C.P. 64-| Variable... 9 0 10 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating por- 
estate of late] estate of late) 1,869. tions 3 and 4 from portion 80, also at south-east corner 
P. McHugh. P, McHugh. of portion 80 (south-east of proposed road) is to be 
| closed, and together with the area of 8 perches pro- 
poséd to be resumed from portion 80 as “severed land ”? 
added to portion 4 the area thereof and of C.P. 64- 
1,869 to be inereased to 40 acres 1 rood. 

80 42 0 0 Do {Commercial Bank-| C, A, Houley ...| PartofC.P.| Variable ... 0 0 3/| The area of 3 perches is to be resumed as “severed land ”” 
ing Co. of Syd- 14-24 of The unnecessary patts of boundary roads on the east 
ney, Ltd. 82 aces. and south ef portion 80 and east of portion 84 (west of 

80 42 06 90 Do ay do do re do .-| 100 links... 0 1 0 the proposed road) ate to be closed and added to portions 

80 and 84 Faupectively? the area of portion 80 to be 
84 40 0 Do ‘ do tae do * ilo ssl AGO Oe; ee ach 1 8 20 facreased to 43 acres 1 rood, and the area of portion 84 

to be reduced fo 38 acres 2 roods, and the area of the 

Whole C.P. 1914-24 to be reduced to 81 acrea 8 roods. 

83 40 0 0 | Do ail J. McCarthy #8) JMeCarthy een) aes so-7) Variable .., Q 0 20 RRR The Cian Cm Thre Te Te TE Te Cette Trer Th) 

3 120 0 0 Do «.| Commercial C. A. Houley ...| C.P. 64-| 100 links ... 0 130 mae ouakestonionn cobedsivebiestcesices epnivaaitee overs verte t08 
Banking Go. of 1,868. 
Sydney, Ltd. J 
120 |} 729 0 0 Do .| Commissioners W.P. Murray wu.) C.P. 1948-2] 100 ,, a. 1 080 | The unnecessary eastern teserved road within portion 
Government 120 is to be closed and added thereto; the area thereof 
Savings Bank of and of C,P. 18-2 to be reduced to 728 acres 2 roods. 
New South 
Wales. | : 
119 | 264 0 0 Do Eo do eae do eo] CLP. 07-342] 100 ,, a: 7) Avasratinuajeceleas heroesessi ait se staan saaeeniresivesiaceives ssc 
1389 | 234 8 0 Oo «| The London Bank) G. W. Barnett ...| €.P. 10-193] Variable ... Ss 20 susiessibouped ost)coeioah sen spines eh0 Web BSD cuuiechisesibay t4e 960 
of Australasia, 
Ltd. 
140 | 825 0 0 Do «| G. Provost «| G. Provost | C.P. 10-184] 100 links & 4 3 0 san baa bee Baciaes nda sce NUENEA CREECH HEE Sea aU REN S bee this ved 
variable. |includes 
widening of} —-Theexisting roads and parts of existing roads included 
part of exist-) in survey necessary to preserve coatinuity of proposed 
ing road. road are to be declared to be public road, and dedicated 
| to the public acéordingly. 























DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation 


of part of road from Swan Hill to Moulamein, parish of Worobyan, 
Wakool, Wakool Shire. 


county of 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-143~7 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,422-1,603.] 


Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of toad and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed 
to close. 





Lanp District or BaLRnanatp Sourn. 

















Dovuiies Charecter | Width of | sos to be Toad and parts of Roads proposed to be 
eoupier. of Land to be R 7 ‘ered 
Holding. | Resumed. baka eh Le ahotatar Sk 
a. rT, pP. 1 ee Raps 
8| 40 0 0 | Worobyan ..| Leonard V. Lan-| Leonard V. Lansell..| Freehold...) 500 links &| z 0 4 |) The unnecessaty reserved road in portions 4, 5, 6, 
, sell. variable. | end 7. aod part of the reserved road in portion 
7 95 0 0 Do fon do ast do do an 300-300 12 1280 8, north-east of proposed road; also, the un- 
links Pk ct nog pies of boundary road separating 
variable, | portion 4, from portion 1, north from eastern 
6 40 0 0 Do ah do bei do oes do ws do «| 7 248 |; end of proposed road, fie to be closed, aud 
5| 76 0 0 Do es do sae ao as do _....| 800 links 4.|. 7 0 26 | granted in compensation, 
4/ 40 0 0 Do ni do ie: do Er do =| 300, (fa 8 242 |) : 














13 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 4617 





NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DEsORIPTION oF Roap To BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from the Bullridge- Windsor road towards Wilberforce, parish of 
Wilberforce, county of Cook, Colo Shire. ; 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1915-115-40; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,492-1,603] t 





DEscRirrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be utinevessary, whivh it is proposed ¥o close. 


Lanp DistRict oF WINDSOR. 
Se a ee ee 


Parish Character | Width of Area 
Reputed Owner, Occupier. f Land to be} to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 


Portion No. | Area. Ce) 
\ Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed. 





‘ | 


























ay Fr: fh Se Lies 
75 90 WU 0 | Wilberforce] Trustees in estate of; Trustees in estate of] Preehold _.| 50 links 2.) 0 3 84 Sopigabcanehe Ne sus laat ovslpe' Gab Oe Usb ass seacche tos vesiece 
(now sub- late Mary <Ann late Mary Ann 
divided), McMahon. | McMahon. 
16 40 0 0 Do ...| James Hall .. «| James Hall ... ce do 450, «| 0 0 4) Partof road (R. 12,473-1,603) within portlon 
(now sub- 76, along and adjoining the north-west 
divided). side of proposed road, is to be closed. 








DescRIPTion OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Barham to Barham Sawmills, parish of Barham, county of Wakool, 
Wakool Shire. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-456-22 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,421-1,603.] 





Dxsorrprron of the land which it is proposed to withdraw, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Disrricr or DENILIQUIN. 








| 


Parish 


Character Width of Area 
F 
Name. a 


Land to be to be i Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
Holding. |Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 


Reputed Owner. Occupier, 











| 





a 1. p. Cis 8 105 
73 | 220 0 0 | Barham ...| (Mrs.) D.S. Board.) (Mrs.) D. 8. Board..| Crown ease; 200 links..| 3 1 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separat- 
1913-3. ing portion 73 trom portion 74, south of the 
proposed road, is to be closed, and added to 
portion 73; the area thereof and of Crown 
Lease 1913-3 to be reduced to 3194 acres. 
[1663 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOJIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY ; ALSO EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE DECLARED 
TO BE PUBLIC RGAD. 
Noe is hereby given that the Ministér for Lands deems it expedient that a certain road should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed road is shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Oifices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated, 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, ary objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of road hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 


Plans showing the roads and pa of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description or RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Moulamein to Swan Hill for approach to a crossing over 
the Wakool River, parish of Coonamit, county of Wakool, Wakool Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-414-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R, 13,420-1,603.] 








DzsoRiPrion of the land which it is proposed to withdraw, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or BALRANALD Sours, 








Parish Character Width of Area 


=| 

es 

- Area. Name, | Reputed Owner. Occupier, | © Land to be to be Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
% : Holding. | Withdrawn.| Withdrawn. 























ay! Kp: ; a. Tr. p. : 
88 614 8 0 | Coonamit) G. A. W. Mott ...] E. Marshall or] Part of U.S.) Variable... 6 3 0| The nnnecessary boundary road separating portion 
K.M.8. Mac-} 1904-1, of 1,18} 88 from portion 18 is to be closed and added to 
ken zie. acres (home- Homestead Grant H.S. 1904-1; the area thereof to 
stead grant). be reduced to 1,176} acres. 


4618 


[1649] 


[ Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-6,208} 





NEW SOCUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


[15 Sepr., 1918. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 
SETTLEMENT ACTS, AND OF THE ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surrendered to the 
Crown on the 28th June, 1918, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, that these lands are hereby known 

as the “ Ardlethan Settlement Purchase Area,’ and have been allotted as Settlement Purchases in the areas shown and to the 
persons named in Schedule B hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
ARDLETHAN SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TrmMora CENTRAL; CoonLAMON SHIRE. 
ScHEDuULE A. 



















































































County. Parish. Portion. Area. Title, Plan No. 
| Ae aby TOE 
Bourke .| Warri 56 178) 10.0 Freehold B. 2,435-1,806 R. 
Do oe do 60 100 O O do Bae 9 rs 
Do do 7 SLOMOvl 7 aalsomedo Be 6lOgeae 
Do do 6 320 0 0 do a5 BERS ays ; 
Do do 46 |1,588 0 0O A.C.P, 92-9 ... B..2, TSS 
Do do 6 14 520 0 0 Freehold IBS 73cieeee 
Total 508 saab AO) ais 
ScHEDULE B 
Settlement Purchaser. een oe oe Area, ee Parish, County. Plan No, 
By ah ae) 
James Christian McDonald Ardlethan 1918-1 | 1] 500 O O| 194 | Warri Bourke ...| B. 3,584-1,806 
Frank Greenfield Jennings » 2/|.2; 400 0 O|. 195 do do .| B. 8,585 ,, 
Joseph Trask Smith ... - Bae 3 he OO2Zeal sO a eeLoOG do do eb18,050Neees 
George Wood ... ale ; 4) 4] 494 0 0; 197 do do all des apiteys Fo 
Samuel Arthur Stout ... ‘ 5; 5] 460 1 Oj; 198 do do AW bE SHiatstes” 5 
John Wood ie i 6| 6| 511.0 0| 199| do do ...| B.3,589__,, 
Total 2,96 72) 0 
[1703} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION CF RABBIT-PROOF FENOING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application under the “ Pastures Protection Aet, 1912,”” for permission to 
erect Kapbit-proof Fencing and Gate. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Plan exhibited at 


With whom Objections may bs lodged. 











Applicant, Bite of Bence and Gate. Parish, County. Crown Land Ageat’s A eee 
Office at. Place. |Not later than— 
a é wren 
| 1918. 
Ernest Dean | At north-east corner of| Granville .| fume Corowa ... Chairman, Local] 13 October. 
McCartney. portion 195. Laud Board, 
Wagga Wagga. 





[1670} 








Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 13th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


if is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with all improvements on the land (if any), are declared 
forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 





SCHEDULE. 


CENTR 
YANCO No. 1 


AL DIVISION. 
IRRIGATION AREA. 


Yancoo Lanp Distrricr. 


Resident Commissisner. 

















Papers, Name of Lessee. ee P pee 
M.LS. Norman Campbell Shearer ...| 125 90 
1917 C. 
7,815. 

/ 





[W.C. & IC, 1918-6,354] 


Parish, County. 








Bonds 
Yarangery...| Cooper ...| 11 2 





en 


Annual Rent.| Reason for Forfeiture. 








d. 
7 | Non-compliance with 
conditions, 








13 Sepr., 1918.] 


[1631] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


4619 





IN THE LAND APPHAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. 





INO is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS will be holden at, 
L SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the 24th day of September instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and 
References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other mutters as may be lawfully 
brought before the said Court. 


10th September, 1918. 





Laud Apres) 
Court No. 


10085 


10086 


10087 


10088 


10089 


10090 


10091 


10092 


10093 


10094: 


10095 
10096 


10097 
10098 


10099 


Land Appeal 





Gunning 


Gosford... neil 





Gand District. 


Narrandera... 


Coonamble vA 


Port Macquarie... 
Coonamble and 
Warren. 


IBC 2A aes bon 


Gunning 


Kempsey er 





Orange ... 508 


Tumbarumba .. 


Mudgee... ond 


Narrandera .. 


Coonabarrabran.. 


Do 


Appellant. 





Minister for Lands... 


The following cases will be heard :~~ 


Ellen M. C. Broughton 


Minister for Lands ... 


James 
Linited. 


’ 


McLeish 


Estates 


| Minister for Lands... 


Anastasia Mary Kelly 


T. M. Clarke... 
W. T. Millgate 


P. Moore 


A. T. Drew ... 


do 
do 


W. Archer ... 


' 


.| Minister for Lands ... 


Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission. 








W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 














Nature of Appeal or Reference, 





Reference for determination uf the capital value of Francis 
Sinclair Jocelyn Smith’s homestead selection No. 1896-69, 
Narrandera, 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
her application to have the non-convertible part of her con- 
ditional lease No. 1910-44, Coonamble, added to the con- 
vertible part of that lease. 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 
Henry Cain’s application for appraisement of the capital 
value of additional conditional purchase No. 1917-14, Port 
Macquarie. 

Appeal against the recommendations of Local Land Board in 
respect of their application for the surrender of certain lands 
in the parishes of Noonbah, Quandong, Girrilong, Merri, and 
Quilbone, county of Gregory, in exchange for certain lands 
in the parishes of Pullingarwarrina, Terrigal, and Blairmont, 
county of Gregory, Land Districts of Coonamble and Warren 
(Pillicawarrina exchange). 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 
William John Hergenhan’s application for permission to 
enclose the road dividing portions 199 and 201 from portions 
202, 208, 204, 205, 206, and 207, parish of Brogo, county of 
Auckland, Land District of Bega. 

Appeal against tue decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
her application for appraisement of the capital value of the 
lands comprised in conditional purchases Nos. 1918-3 and 
1913-4, Gunning. 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his Crown-lease application No. 1918-3, Kempsey. 

Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his application for conversion of special lease No. 
1910-2, Orange, into an original conditional purchase (No. 
1917-10, Orange). 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application for appraisement of the capital value of the 
land comprised in hig conditional purchases Nos. 1888-1, 
1888-15, 1889-161, 1915-19, 1917-13, 1883-20, and 1915-22, 
Gunning. : 

Reference for return to Local Lard Board for further considera- 
tion of an application by Charles Bismark Heinecke and 
Fritz Frederick Heinecke for a license under section 10 of 
the “ Water Act, 1912,” for an existing race, taking off the 
Pound Creek pipe lines and dam, parishtof Tumbarumba, 
county of Selwyn, Land District of Tumbarumba. 

Appesl against the appraized annual rental of his conditional 
lease No. 14,865, Mudgee. 

Reference for decision in respect of the appraisement of the 
capital value of Arthur Conrad Beecher’s homestead selection 
No. 1896-33, Narrandera. 

Reference for determination of the capital value of William 
Ernest: Bailey’s Crown-lease No. 1916-4, Coonabarrabran. 
Reference for determination of the capital value of Walter 
Douglas Campbell Mathews’ Crown-lease No. 1916-5, Coona- 

barrabran. 

Appeal agaiust the recommendation of Local Land Board for 
refusal of his special purchase application No. 1916-22, 
Land District of Gosford, 





CASE TO BE MENTIONED. 














Nature of Appeal. 




















Courtine Land District. Appellant. 
16065 Orange ... ...| L. @. Treweeke by Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
compensation for certain improvements on land withdrawn 
for purpeses cf settlemer t irom improver ert lease No, 1,698, 
Orange. 
[1640] Department of Lands, 


below, has been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 


Date of Sale. 





20 September, 1918.. 





\ 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 
RTOTICE is hereby given that the undermentionod portion of land, advertised for sale by auction on the date specitied 








Inverell 





Piace of Sale. | 








Portion 43, parish Goonian, county Arrawatta, shire Astor. Aln. 1918-7,533, 


Particwlars o2 Land. 


— 


| No. of Papers. 





ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 


4620 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Sepr., 1918. 


racer area 





— 


PROCLAMATION—ORGWN LANDS ACTS. 


Te pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Wanrte Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Walesa and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Exeeutive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered areas of land to be 
Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


— 








County. Parish, Portion. Area. Cat. No. of Plan, 








EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Distrrior or MURRURUNDI; SHIRE WARRAH. 


a. Y. p. 
Buckland sad rer bua ...| Towarri te op uy 115 too O O B: 2,206-1,788. 
Do ee ie ie Fer ae C3 at EF 5 146 400 0 O B. 2,611-1,788. 
Do be “ee tea ECO fe nt re 147 176 0 O B. 2,610-1,788. 
Do ait ied ‘ei ate Ao Nee ai uk 170 40 0 0 B. 2,701-1,788. 
Do b3 ts Be sacl ae i igs ee, Part 34 140 0 28 Ms. 1,067 Th. 
Do ies isa vas ia do Lee ay Heb Part 45 7O 8 8 B 
Do nce ies fe aoe do 334 $43 Pee ' Part 52 25 1 24 “a 
{Ms. 1917-9;552] Not#.—These portions have this day been sct apart for additional holdings, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District Hay ; SuHirt WARADGERY. 
Waradgery ... ie 33 ..{ Waradgery ... 433 ah Part of 17 85 0 0 W. 173-1,839. 
Do ivi isi vd 308 do tee ay ihe . la 34 8 14 Ms. 1,245 Hy. 
Do ary eed eee oof do coe see ves ” 2 49 2 2 ” 
Do yt Sed grab yay aan do pile Mune Bee O°. eae 82 0 36 x 
Do et ee yi ea do Sk: doe Sen 3 17 18s8 2 W. 178-1,889. 
[C.S. 1918-19,080] Nore.—The above are within travelling stock reserve 52,988, notified this day. 





IN pursaance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watters Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Hxeeutive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of land 
specified in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. 

I hereby further proclaim that the portion of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule has been allotted in exchange 
or te said area so surrendered as aforesaid. 





SCHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanxp District or Hay. 








= 








\ No, of Aunual Rental 
ortion. | Conditional Parish. County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. ene Annual Payment. 
Purchase. | iy aa 
; ay if.) ps 
45 1509-14 Waradgery ...| Waradgery «| 87 2 380 | W.4,698-1,889...)  ...cccssccseeece ‘ 
(part of). 

















The above forms part of travelliag stock reserve 52,988, notified this day. 








LAND ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LAND SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or Hay. 


7 - SS = 











: Conditional Purchase No. 
Portion, Parish, County. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. under which the land will 
hereafter be known, 





__ 





46 Waradgery ... abe ...| Waradgery ee 1. 872 80 W. 1,657-1,839 _...| Part of A.C.P. 1909-14. 














[C.8. 1918-19,080] 





IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watres Kpwarp Davipnson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies in the Common- 
wealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendéred area of land to be Crown 
Land for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts; and the same is hereby added to and now forms part of the adjacent conditional 
purchase, particularised hereunder, subject to the special conditions stated in regard to purchase money, &c. :— 


OHNTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Hay. 











——s eee 











County. Parish. Portion. Area. Ut MeotFian,,|  Addelom ap voecon | tupreemmante 
S.J Fo oe ney 6.2 Gs £ 
Waradgery  ...| Waradgery ... 21 320 0 0 W. 282-1,839 ...| A.O.P. 1888-81 13 4 20 











LC.8. 1918-19,080] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of September, 1918. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 


W. ©, GRAHAME, 
[1641] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 


— 


674] 


Te 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


4621 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o, 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date. 


Land 


Reserve 
























































is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c,, hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











1 





Area. | 


Part revoked, 


Papers No. 





Ms. Ls. 


a, ¥. p. ; 
18 016 | That part within portions} 1918-9,678. 


18 0 16 


340 0 0 
(about). 


192 and 193. Plans H. 
4,832 and 4,854-1,762, 


ao do 


do 


The whole (parts previ-| Ms. 1918~ 


ously revoked). 


0 139] The whole .. Re 


0 1 7 


2 


42 0 


ae 0 © 
(about). 


40 0 0 
(about). 

66 0 0 
(about). 

Go & 0 


(about), 


0 1 373 
0 233 


10 0 0 


Do Cee 


120 0 0 


7 3. 0 
(about), 


(about). 





do oat i 
Plan B, 8,629-1,946 R. 


7,082. 


Aln. 1918- 
7,320, 
do 


The part within portion] Ms. Ls, 


112. Plan A. 7,620-1,770.|1918-9,636. 


The whole ; includes por- 
tion 172. Plan D. 1,023- 
1,748, 


The whole .. 
do 
do 
The whole; portion 232. 
Pian D. 2,142-1,505, 


Within portion 394, Plan 
M, 6,442-666. 


do do 
The whole .. 
do AS ae 


The whole.. 


do 
do ie £3 ae 
The part between E. 
Whitehorn’s P.P. Lease 
551 ana S, Paine’s A.L. 
1905-37.2 
The whole. Plan W. 1,986- 
4,502; 


That part bounded by 
Pugh, Smith, and School 
streets, and the eastern 
boundary of portion 67, 
at its northern prolonga- 

_ tion 

The whole Plan C. 8i- 
1,984, : 

Part within section 7 


That part within section 1, 
bounded by Earl-street, 
the left bank of Quirindi 
Creek, road 100 links 
wide, and allotments 10 
to 8 inclusive, and 1, 
section tT. 





Department of Lands, 


Ri oe ey Date of ’ ; es 
District, | Division No. Purpose. Notification, | County. | Parish. | she, &e. 
Inverell ..| Hastern.. 43,693 | From sale for temporary| 10 Mar., 1909) Hardinge..| Moredun..| Guyra 
common. Shire. 
Do do 48,694 | From license and an-/ 10 ,, 4 do do do 
nual lease for tem- 
porary common, 
ngan .. Lee | 44,448 } From sale and pee 6 Oct., 1909) Canbelego..| Hermitage | Bogan 
generally. Shire. 
Norr.—This notification does not affect travelling stock and camping reserve 26,460, notified 4th September, 1897, 
Barmedman | Central... From sale or lease] 9 July, 1913) Bland Mandamah { Bland: 
under section 206, Shire, 
Do do do 9 5 1914 do do do oie 
*| taki 41,802 | From sale for travelling| 10 July, 1907/ Ashburn- { Goobang ja Parkes Mu- 
stock, ham. nicipality. 
Nors,—Held under special lease. 
fton ..) Eastern.. 96 | From sale for water| 10 April, 1867) Drake  ..) Pulganbar..} Copman- 
supply. hurst Shire. 
Norr.—Held under conditional purchase. 
Lismore ..| Eastern..| 37,185 | From sale for water] 27 Feb., 1904; Rous Dunoon .,| Terania 
supply and camping. Shire, 
Do do 87,186 | From sale for preser-| 27 ,, ti do do do ee 
vation of native flora. 
Do do 37,187 | From lease generally] 27 ,, » do do do 
for preservation of ; 
native flora. 
Kempsey .. do 52,742 | From sale tor public} 12 April, 1918} Dudley Yarraban- | Macleay 
hall. dinni. Shire. 
Taree do Temporary common 10 Mar., 1884} Macquarie..| Wingham..| Municipal 
district of 
Wingham. 
Do do From annual lease or| 13 April, 1892 do do do 
|  ovcupation license. 
Do do 61,713 | From sale for public} 15 Sept., 1916 do do do 
recreation and pre- 
servation of native 
| flora. 
Do do 51,714 | From lease generally) 15 ,, Bs do do do 
| for public recreation 
| and preservation of 
| native fiora. 
Windsor Eastern..| 20,703 | Pending subdivision 5 May, 1894} Cumber- St. Windsor 
land.| Matthew.; Munici- 
pality. 
Do do 20,704 do Sus ve do do do a? 
Do do ..| 26,559 ko .-| 18 Sept., 1897 do i" do do- 
Moree Central..| 44,994 | From sale or lease} 9 Mar., 1910; Benarba ..| Gil Gil Boomi 
other than prickly- Shire 
pear lease. 
Lithgow ..] Eastern.. Reserve from sale or| 16 Oct., 1917) Westmore- | Duckmal oi) Oberon 
lease under section land. Shire. 
228. : 
Gunnedah. .| Ceftral..| 7,102] From sale for police} 1 Sept., 1838) Pottinger...) Tamba Coona- 
purposes. barabran 
Shire. 
Murrurundi | Eastern..| 29,664 | Mechanics’ Institute 29 July, 1899 Buckiand ..| Wallabadah! Tamarang 
(town of Waljlabadah). Shire. 
Do do Public purposes 24 Dee., 1861 do 3 do do 
Do do do oe do do do 
[1671} 


[? 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 310. 





Land 3 
District. Division, 
Penrith ..| Eastern 














Ms. 1918- 
7,049. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-9, 242, 
do 


de 


Ms. 1918- 
6,130. 
Ms. 1918~ 
6,865. 


do 
do 


do 


Aln. 1918- 
7,566. 


do 
ado 
Ms. Ls. 
1918-9,982. 


Ms. Ls. 
1918-8,513. 


Ms 1918- 
7,258. 


Aln. 1917- 
7,871. 
do 


do 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the part of 
Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 310, particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















4 





ere ‘ hon 
Soldier’s Special Date o : : ‘ Past revoked. apers No. 
Holding Area | Notification. | County. Parish. Shire, Area, i 
No. f 
i, Be) PL ain 
320 19 July, 1918} Cook —...| Kanimbla..| Blue 26 0 uv | That part within portions MH, and J.| Ms. 1918- 
: Mountains (unmeasured). 7,070. 
+s ne ER, ee — 
erry Ar mn iNols LIQRAR 
WNIVERST ; rea 


4622 NiG@W SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUNT GAZETTE, No. 113. [15 Sepr., 1918, 








. 


[16845 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 
dk is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3A and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

This biock shall be available only for Allan Ernest Vane, of Woodstock, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling 
him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers’ Setiloment Act, 1916. 

The area will be available on and after 16TH SEPTEMBER, 1918. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in pereon or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. * 

An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Tand Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will: be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that the residence provisions contained in sections 126, 175, 1754, 176, 1764, 177A, and 178, and the whole 
of sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 278, and 274 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 1], under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall not be applicable to the area 
herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shail be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shail not be less than five shillings. 

(3) The first period of the lease shall determine on the 14th May, 1937, and the second and all succeeding periods shall be cach of 
twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration of the last preceding period. 

(4) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(5) The Jessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(S) The lessee shail preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 

Any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act, 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions haye 
then been complied with, 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consclidation Aci, 1918. 

ro W. G. ASHIORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nor, —All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
#o desired by the applicant. 


RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 329, 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or CowRa, AND WAUGOOLA SBIRE. 
NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home sila for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, cr by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the producis ef the land. 
As the bleck is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 








: | 
ine Annual 
ae Area mea Rent ‘ . nares oe cise Pea ee = 
os of : for first urvey stimated Value own an Character of Land, Sofl, Thm! aay 
Oounty, Perish, | 83 | Hold- fon ee period Fee. of distance Water Supply, 
at} ing rh ee of Improvements, / therefrom. 
$8 y 20 years 
3 
Aa 
la. Ye P. 6° 18. Gli Rbresaad. iS SHA 
Bathurst ..| Kenilworth) 327 &56 1 30 282 3 9 ol a2 410 0 | Fencing, half value,) Woodstock town} Undulating country of diorite formation; rich 
328. £5 11s. 9d. -Pro-| and railway red loam ; timbered with open white box; no 
perty of adjoining| station, about permanent water, but may be conserved by 
holder. Ringbark-| 14 miles, means of dam; part suitable for agriculture, 
ing, £8 10s. Crown remainder good grazing land. 
property. Plans B, 4,587 and 4,588-2,009 R. 
R.S.5. 1918-13,429. 


























Norz.—Classification reserve, notified 16th August, 1918, is hereby revoked. 





[1687] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES, 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lauds comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

‘he sreas will be available on and after 2lsr OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one halt-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
nosted letters received by the Lund Agent at any time on the 21st October, 1918, or at any time between the 21st October, 1918, and the 
26th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Tand Agent 
simultaneously on the 21st October, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


13 Skpn., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 4623 | 











NOTIFIOATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES—continued. 


The Crown-leases will be subject tothe general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations] thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. | 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), anda reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. Inthe case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

{@) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satis- 
faction of the Local Land Board. ' 

(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced witha six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shull commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. ; 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. Tho 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of.confirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may bz obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands, Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 











‘ CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,294. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanxp District oF Tarek, AND Hastines SHIRE. 























s 
QD 
ne : Annual 
Fone) Capital : | + 
4 Area : Rent eee Nearest . 
a§ Value : Nature and 
5 of ee for first | Survey SB Bs ch a te Town and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, &a, 
County, Parish. 8 ¢ Cecwn for first period Fee. Estimated Value of ateee wae Water 2upply. 
eriod of Improvements. ; 
a © | lease, Js oy. therofrom. 
a years. | 16 years. 
CYR a peel Seu Calle oe San |i Som Se f 
Macquarie..| Comboyne | 138 361 490 Sea be bu. 4s 9 Os 0), 0 Nil. Lansdowne, Mountainous country, good brown and chocolate 


about 12 miles} soil; thickly timbered with blackbutt, tallow- 
distant; Coo-| wood, gum, oak, box, stringybark, brushwood, 
pernook, 19} and dense brush; water supply good and 
miles, plentiful. Rainfall, 40 to 50 inches per annum, 
Plan M. 6,366-666. 
Ms. 1918-6,501. 

















Notr,—Includes Crown-lease Area No, 2,273, notified 21st January, 1916, and reserve from sale or lease under section 206, which are hereby revoked, 


os 


CROWN-LEASE ARHA No. 3,291. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrerot oy CooNABARRABRAN, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 





Amount required 
to be paid to 


Capital | Annual Gomer Propor® 











Portion | Area : tionate cost, d Nearest beoiiaee 
: Vaine for | Rent for - sumption, or Nature an haracter of Land, Soil, Timber &c. 
County. | Parish, [COMBtIsed |, of for first | first per. ay withitewal, | Estimated Value of Hy ecen ¢ Water Supply. ‘ 
‘ Pe wees period of | iod of 15 Pes cluding —com- Improvements. thereat 
Lease. | Lease. x pensation paid erefrom. 
15. ,Yearss NEES by the Crown 
from fo mer 
Be | lease 
£8. d.| £8. d.| & 8. d. £ s. .d. : A 
Gowen ..| Bear- | 21, 23 &| Acres, |2,151 16 4) 2618 0| 238 0 0 23114 0 | Ringbarking, &c.,| Gilgandra, | Undulating to hilly, sandstone ae bas. 
bung| » 29. 3,854 | £26 8s.0d; fencing, 20 miles. altic formation; sandy and clayey 
. £103 18s. 6d ; tank, loam soil, clayey sub-soil, stony on 
£24 7s. 6d.;° total, ridges; medium to thick timber of 
£150 143, Crown box, pine, ironbark, currajong; no 
property. permanent water ; pod ome 
2 19 0 0 419 11 0 | Ringbarkin &e.,| Gilgandra, sites ; about 555 acres first-class agri= 
cae ind elitr exe NaS aia ae £200 5s. Ode fencing,| 22 miles. cultural lands on portions 21, 23 and 
Wallum “BF £43 10s. 1d.; total, 29 in three areas; about 740 acres 
burr- ; £22 15s. ld. Crown first-class agricultural land in five 
AWAD S: property. parts on portions 30 and 22, Average 
3 rainfall, 25 inches at Gilgandra, 
Plans G. 2,174, 2,176, 2,307, 2,308, 
and 2,182-1,797. 





























| Ms, 1918-5,995. 


ee 








Nore.—Includes part (about 740 acres) of areas set apart for conditional purchase, at 10s, per acre, notified Sth April, 1903, part (about 740 acres) of reserve for 
classification, notified 16th June, 1909, which parts are hereby revoked. 


No, 113, 13 Sepremper, 1918, —9, 


4624: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118. [13 Sepr.,1918, 





[1685] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 
comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditiona of the law. 
The areas will be available on and after 28ru OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

_An application shall be in Form 3 and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest-at the rate of 4 per centui per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and 
2nd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 28th October, 1918. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2, 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 66, 114, 188, 141, 147, 168, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 278, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be.applicable to the area herein set apart. 

The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 

(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 

(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 

(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease; Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 

(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 

(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 

(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained, 

(9) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 

The principal conditions which attach toa Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
ordinances under the Local Government Act, 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 

Where any Jand contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the hoider shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and all farms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf 90 desired by the applicant, 








RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 328, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Corowa, AND CoREEN SHIRE. 


NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 

As the blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act can be made. 


| | ein | “Value ior tank B Estimated Value to d Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
of. | ; or jurvey 2 wh an | 
menpint | )e eeee B Hola. bree ad period o | prottmenta | afimanee Water Supply. 
5 iz. 90 years, o! provemen' refrom, 
54 7 20 years. } 
A 





a a Fe 


Partial boundary] Burraja 1 to 2 

fencing, timber| miles; Corowa 
| thinned andKilled,) about 12 miles; 
£30 88. 9d. Crown| Hopefield rail- 


property, way siding 
; i ; about 7 miles, 
Do wn} dO os} 208 | 115 57 0 8 | 92 18 Pp einem ge ried do «| | Level country, good red loamy soil suitable for 
{ tinge “pe | sation | cultivation of wheat and other cereal crops and 
P = 9) 


} 

Ae | probably vines; portions 202 and 208 are in 

yd ess Crowo || part openly timbered with box and pine, more 

Do 4 204 90 370 9 2| 9 5 PEOPOPHYs | or less thinned and killed; the remainder are 
J 





ares 
FE pga gt do for the greater part cleared for cultivation, 
abe pexeee with clumps of ringbarked box and green pine ; 
Sao gee A wae there is a tank on portion 204, and suitable 
Satie 4 end tant sites on other portions, Mean annual rainfall 
104 18 4a’ about 193 inches. ; 
8. Plans H, 8,701 to 3,705-1,688. 


Crown property. Ms. 1917-5,554. 


Partial boundary do 
fencing, timber 
cleared, ring- 
barked, and thin- 
ned, £80 9s. 4d. 
| Croewa property. 

Partial boundary do oes 
fencing, timber 
ringbarked and 
killed, £74 4s. 7d. 

Crown property. 











.| 206} 903 | 4001711] 10 © 








Soe ae SG | Lark ae 


Nore.—The in¢luded parts about 501} acres each of traveiling stock and camping reserve 2,160, notified 14th August, 1885, and of reserve 
3,585 from lease, notified 9th July, 1887, are hereby revoked. 








13 Supr.; 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT ‘GAZETTE; No. 113, 4625 


a 


[ 1686] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS, ve 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Land, 
; comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of thelaw. === Moi ee 

The areas will be available on and after 28rH OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but ‘upon con: 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. - 

\ ; 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and 


a November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 28th October, 1918. sah bs ” : heel 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. : 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 
(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital yalue for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall! not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 


and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
' The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may. deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
.. undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained, 


(8) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform 
to ordinances under the Local Government Act, 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of such 
fmprovements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


Sa Se W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands 


Note.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 


RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 827, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanyp Disteict or Ryrstont, AND RyLSTONE SHIRE. 


NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers 
or other persons of limited means. 


! 
As the blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas, no promise of monetary assistanes under the Returned - Soldiers 
Setilement Act, 1916, can be made. | ; 














Se : of, Ca iis By 
faite F | 
: Annual ) oC 
SP} Area | Capital Rent | Nature and Nearest je = OFT 
Ouanty: |} Porth, Es ot | ,velte | tor first | Survey | Estimated Value | Town and heructer of Land, Boll, Timbep, ay 
: | Hold- | oor ca ot | Period | Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
pend # of Improvements, therefrom, \- 
A RO years | $0 years, 
—— ig ee 
a. I. p Jin 8. 1, | 1m 8. Gel nee. sa) , f 
Roxburgh...| Rylstone...| 197 |0 1 0} 30 0 0} 015 0] 38 6 0 Nil. Kandos, town-| Gravelly ridges and loamy slopes ; shallow 
D0" nee MO... xl 198.) OL OF B0.0'0|] 015 0] 38 5 0 Nil. ship andrail-| loamy soil, clayey and gravelly subsoil; no 
Do ...| do 199 ;-0 2 G} 30 0 0 015 Oh'3s Bb 0 Nil, way station permanent surface water—sites for small 
adjacent. tanks; timbered with box and stringybark ; 


Suitable for business or residence purposes, 
Plan R. 3,928, 3,929-) 496, 
R.S.8, 1918-13,568, 


t 
i {ita 





4626: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Sepr., 1918," 








[1689] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
; TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


[' is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and the Returned Soldiors 
fettlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original 
Homestead Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 28tuH OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged.’ 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Lands Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance, 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annuum on the amount unpaid. 


j All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Crown Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, 
and 2nd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 28th October, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the. 
following special conditions :— ; 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b) ‘The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 4 


(d) The holder of the homestead farm shall where practicable preserve for a windbreak a belt of green timber three (8) chains 
wide, along the western boundary of the farm. No timber within such windbreaks shall be ringbarked or otherwise 
destroyed without the special permission of the Minister for Lands, and the holder otf the farm shall take such steps to 
protect the timber within the windbreaks and to secure the reafforestation thereof as the Minister may from time to time 
direct. The Minister shall also have the power to direct the holder of the farm to plant trees from time to time within the 
windbreaks and take reasonable steps to insure the growth of such trees, which will be supplied by the Government. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years ‘from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 809. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. : 


Lanp District oF NARRANDERA, AND BLAND SHIRE. 














\ ay ; | pee a 
2 3 neta Capital Annual 
2% S ot Value Heart 8 Nature and fk aa Ch “s f Land, Soll Timber 
County. Parish, {8 8 5| Home-| for first siiiod Hour Estimated Value of alate i prncter Ww. nis § ti » ba, 
6 2c] stead | period of og re er Improvements. thor vias ates Supply. 
7 | Farm. | 25 years, | 9- Ne prema: 
z | yeara. 
Ba 
P : Acres £ s.d 8.4:| £58. d 
Cooper | Sandy 22 920 |1,840 0 0/46 0 0/13 O O/| Ringing, £57 10s. ;/\ 
Creek, Fencing, £6 6s, 


Crown property. 
Tank, £28 6s. 8d. 
Tenant-right held 
by D. M. McLeish. 
Do ~ do BO en 203 920 |1,840 0 0} 46 0 0/18 0 0} Fencing, £16 5s, 
8d. ; ringing, £46. 
Crown property.| \ 
Do ‘ee do Ba ited: 1,027 {1,797 5 0O| 4418 8] 14 0 0} Fencing, £48 18s. 
9d. ; ringing, £41 





Moombooldoo)} Level; red loamy and sandy soil; rubbly lime- 
railway _ sid. stone formation, with steep stony spurs of 
ing from 11}  felsitic formation at eastern ends of portions 31 
to 13 miles and 32; with ecxeption of those stony spurs, 
distant ; Bar- comprising 15 per cent. of each of those two 
ellan town portions, the area is suitable for wheat-growing ; 
and railway the greater part of the area is covered by thick 








7s. Crown’ pro- station, about forest of pine, box, yarran scrub, and gooma, 
Do ..{ a ../ 32 | 757 {1,97 16 s| 9414 0/12 0 0| Fence. £92 os,|| tant. Bee hod bow onerionsalaaae ae 


a patch of dense mallee on portion 31; . no 
natural water supply, but water may be readily 
conserved by means of excavated tanks. Rain- 
fall, about 172 inches per annum. 

C. 2,954 to 2,957-1,804, 

Ms, 1917-8,823, 


2d ; ringing, £42 
3s. Crown pro- 
perty. 


| 18 miles dis-| with areas of open, ringbarked, and dead pine, 












































ce a ehhin ddan ee — 
= =aes 





Notr.—The reserves for classification, notified 18th August, 1916 (part about 3,716 acres) and 25th August, 1916 (the whole), included within the above portions 
and the adjoining and intervening roads, are hereby revoked, 


13 Szpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 4627 








[1691] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING, \ 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after Zlsr OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 21st October, 1918, or at any time between the 21st October, 1918, 
and the 26th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 21st October, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 

(2) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) The Crown-lease shall be subject to the operations of Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses. The leasee shall post at each 
place of access to the land calico notices, indicating, for public information, that the land so leased is subject to the operation 
of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be ereeted and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) 'The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year ofthe lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of noxious weeds 

and scrub (except edible scrub), at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep 
it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub), during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board. 

{e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. Gates of access shall be erected for the convenience of miners. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. : 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, - All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. ; 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the 
date of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The land shall be used for the purposes of grazing only. : 

(&) The right of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 
hereby barred. 

(1) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be 
responsible or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on 

below the said depth, whether the mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 

The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


ered W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 





eed 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,298. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreict or INVBRELL, AND BANNOCEBURN SHIRE. 




















3 
wn 
a) ‘ . Annual 
a Area id Rent Nature and Nearest : 
Co Parish. } g of for first | fF first Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o., 
cian © | crown-| for. frst | period | Fea of distance Water Supply. 
55 | lease. li PY of Improvements. therefrom. 
cies y 15 years 
Onn 
a 
Acres, £ se Gi sen Be £ 8. 4. ; : ; 
Hardinge...| Clare ..| C 250 Sip 6 O 7 °413 9 8 0 0 Nil. 164 miles to Undulating granite country, rocky near frontage; 
(about). Inverell ; sandy soil, subsoil decaying granite rocks; 
Copeton, 3} timbered with apple, gum, and box; fair pas- 
miles. turage; water in the Gwydir River; Public 


School at Copeton. Rainfall, 30} inches at 
Inverell per annum, 
Ms. 1918-5,715. 


i SO ee a eee 
Notr.—The included part (about 250 acres) of water reserve 664A, western extension, notified 4th August, 1884, is hereby revoked, Includes part of 
reserve 664, western extension, for tin-mining, which is not affected: Area, capital value, rental, and survey fee subject to alteration after survey. 
Land which is reserved from sule shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall 
have been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining 
purposes oxeept with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 








4698 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No: 113. [13 Supr., 1918, 











[1688] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEHAD FARMS. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas Hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the 


i 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 21sr OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomés 
aveilable or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s tent in advance and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten 
eqiidl yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. : 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 21st October, 1918, or at any time between the 21st October, 1918, and 26th 
October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously 
on thé 21st October, 1918. , 
The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 
“ (2) The holder sliall take stich measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
frée from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs» 
 uwhdergrowtlis, ard weeds. . ; 
(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. wo} 
(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


(@) The holder of the homestead farm shall preserve'for 4 windbreak a belt of green timber three (3) chains wide along the western 
boundaty of the farm, and also a similar belt for # windbreak from the north to thé south boundary of the farm approximately 
equidistant from the eastern and western boundaries, except where such boundaries are léss than a mile apart. No timber 
within such windbreak shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without the special permission of the Minister for Lands, 
atid the holder of the farm shall take such steps to protect the timber within the Wwindbreak and to secure the reafforestation 
thereof a8 the Minister may from time to time direct. The Minister shall also have power to direct the holder of the farm to 
plant trees from time to time within the windbreak and take reasonable steps to insure the growth of such trees, which will 
be supplied by the Government. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 


; Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


. W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ Norn.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if 
89 desired by the applicant. ve 


eee 











HOMESTHAD FARM AREA No. 810. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or ConpoBoLin, AND LAcHLAN Snipe. 





























3 
23 Annual 
Be Afea ype Rent. Nat a Nearest 
$ of Value ; Nature an a ‘ . 
County, Paria ae 5 Home-4 for iret. | ot firsh | Survey | potimate d Value of Town and Chai‘acter of Land, Soil, Timber, &o0., 
Es 4 period Fee, hagey sa distance Water Supply. 
sigf| Stead j{ period of F Improvements. tharer 
eh | Parm: | 25 years. meres ha 
Es 25 years, : 
re 7 
Se a ND 
Acres. 0, Bea oe a.| £os, d. : 
Dowling ..| Guagong..| 20 1,000 | 1,750 0 0} 4315 0 13. 0 0.| Fencing, £36 1s.3d.;] Wargamibegal | Leyel country, free from stone ; red loamy, friable 
clearing, £175 ;| siding (Wya-| soil, clay subsoil ; timber—ringed box, pine, and , 
| ringing, &c., £147; long to Cud- yarran, and few green trees ; partly cleared for 
9s... Crown pro- gellico — rail- agriculture; no natural water supply, good 
perty. Fencing, way), 14 to 20) tank catchments and ground retentive. Average 
£34 14s. Property miles; Cud-| rainfall, about 15} inches per annum, 
of. Yaddra. Occ. gellico, 17 to Plans D. 934 and 935-1,841. 
Licensee, 24 miles. 
Do do 21 992 /1,786 0.0] 43 8 0/13 O O| Fencing, £45, 1és.; do s do do 
| clearing, 155°; 
ringing, &c., £148 7 
16s. Crown pro- 
perty. Fencing, 
£8,188. 6d. Pro- 
perty of Yaddra 
y Occ. Licensee. odens 
Do do 22 1,916 |1,117 13 4) 271810/17 0 0] Fencing, £8 15s. 6d. do .| Level to slightly undulating, some stony patches ; 
Supposed property ‘red loamy soil, mostly light and sandy ; tim- 
of lessee of I.L. 48. bered wich thick mallee, gooma, spinifex, box, 
pine, budda, yarran, and some ironbark ; 
partly suitable for agriculture, none prepared ; 
no natural water supply, good catchments for 
tanks, and soil retentive. 
Plans D. 936, and 945 to 948-1,841. 
Do do 23 | 1,141 11,381 8 4133 5 7/14 0 0O| Fencing, £17; ring- do ..| Gently undulating to level low stony ridges in 
ing, &c., £82 10s. parts- red loamy friable soil, light and sandy 
: Crown property. in mallee coyered parts, clayey subsoil ; 
Do do 24 | 1,000 {1,875 0.0} 4617 6/13 0 0] Fencing, £1 5s.; do tiraber partly ringed box, pine, oak and 
ringing, &c,, £150; yarran 5; green box, pine, budda, and yarran, 











tank and drains, 
£39 14s. 6d, Crown 
property. 


and dense mallee, gooma, and spinifex; part 
suitable for agriculture ; none prepared ; no 
natural water supply ; but tanks on portion 24, 
27, 29, 30, 85, 37 and 39; other portions have 
retentive soil, and good catchment. 

Plans D. 937 to 944, and 949 to 954-1,841. ' 


a et tH AT 


13 Szpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 4629 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 810—continued. 











3 
23 Annual 
a Area Capital ; 
e 3 g of Value for aed Surve. Nature and = phe Oharac 
County. Parish. {88 5] Home-| for first abled ¥ Y | Estimated Value of ‘ate an ; ter of Land, Sol], Timber, B65 .. 
Pr=te stead | period of | FStOC fe Improvements. indaatpouy Water Supply, 
a a Farm, | 26 years. | 95 years, 
& 
Acres.| £ 3. d.| £8. d.] & 8 d. 
Dowling ..| Guagong.,| 25 2,081 |1,387 6 ?/ 8413 8]|18 0 O | Fencing, £30; ring-| Wargambegal | Same as portion 23, 


ing, &c., £10.| siding (Wya- 
Crown property. long.Cudgel- 
lico railway), 
14 tio 20 miles ; 
a Cudgellico, 17 
to 24 miles, 
Dai. & do ..| 26 2,075 | 1,883 6 8| 3411 8}|18 0 O| Fencing, £20 16s. ; do sh do 
; ringing, &., £10 ; 
Crown property ; 
fencing, £8. Pro- 
: perty of lessee of 
IL. 570, 
Doo ra do «| 27 1,000 {1,916 13 4/4718 4]13 0 0] Fencing, £11; ring- do ‘i do 
ing, &c., £180; 
tank and drains, 
£318 198. 3d, 
Crown property. 
Do. do «..| 28 959 | 1,888 1 8| 4519 1/18 O O]| Fencing, £20 12s. do - ay; do 
6d.; ringing, &c., 
£119 178, 6d, 
Crown property, 
Da ss a6 S|” au 1,110 | 1,757 10 0} 4818 9| 14 O O| Fencing, £28; ring- do oe do 
ing, &c,, £106 5s, ; 
tank and drains, 
£152 168. 8d.; 
yards, £15, Crown 
: property, 
Do » do --| 30 | 2,150 | 1,054 3 4 | 296 7 1) 14 0 0} Fencing, £43 15s. 3 do ey do 
ringing, &., £17 ; 
tank, £150. 
Crown property. 
DG sas do --| 3L | 1,910 | 1,193 15 0] 291611|17 O 0] Fencing, £8 12s. 6d, do ,.| Same as portion 22. 
Property of leseee 
of I.L, 48. : 
Por" 55 do bale Oe 1,916 |1,277 6 8) 3118 8] 17 0 0O'} Fencing, £8 12s, 6d. do +5 do 
Property of lessee 
of LL. 48. 
Oma do  ..| 33 | 1,916 | 1,197 10 0} 2918 9/17 © 0} Fencing, £8 11s. do a do 
Property of lessee 
of I.L. 48, 
1% 0:0 Nil. do od do 
Fencing, £55 18s, do ..| Same as portion 23. 
6d.; ringing, &c., 
£100; tank and 
drains, £159 12s. 
Crown property. 
36 | 1,260 [1,575 0 0) 39 7 6} 15.0 O| Fencing, £18 15s.; do 5 do 
ringing, &e,. £94 
10s. Grown pro- 


perty, 

Do =m 6 asl OF 1.250 | 1,562 10 0/39 1,3/415.0 0 Penalars £18 103.; do dy do 

ringing, &c., £59 

15s.; tank, £36 18s. 
Crown property. : 

38 2,000 | 1,600 0 0| 87 10 17 0 0] Fencing, £29 138 do Se do 

6d.; ringing, &c., 

£23 58, Crown 

property, Fence: 
ing, *£28 15s, 

Property of lessee 

of I.L. 570. 

Do «| do ..} 39 | 1,270) 2,22210 0/55 113115 0 0| Ringing, &,, £181) do ' do 
53,5 tank and 
drains, £185 1s,3d. 

Crown property. 

DO s. do ..| 40 1,287 | 1,930 10 0/48 5 3/15 0 0} Fencing, £33 12s, do i do 
6d.; ringing, &c., 
£88, Urown prop- 
erty. Fencing, £2. 
Property of lessee 











Dar 5; do 84 | 1,885 |1,25613 4]-31 8 
DOL. Bae do -.| 35 1,200 | 2.000 0 0] 50 0 


ot 
= 
ov 
o 
Oo 








Do} 7~.| do 





Do .. do 





of I.L. 570. ‘ 
Do _,.| Yarrabun- | 16 2,289 |1,385 5 0/33 7 8|18 0 0] Fencing, £54 2s ;| Wargambegal | Undulating to level; small low gravelly ridges ; 
dry. tanks, £93 15s| siding, 6 to10| red loamy soil, mostly light and sandy ; thickly 
: Crown property. miles; Car-| timbered with box, pine, and yarran, some 
gellico, 12 to] ironbark and gum on ridges, and pine, wattle, 
16 miles, gooma, spinifex, and mallee; partly suitable 
Do .. do ../ 19] 1,760 [1,026 138 4/2513 41|17 0 0] Fencing, £9. Crown do ..| for agriculture; none prepared; no natural 
property. water supply, but good catchments available 
Do" do he 21 1,701 |} 1,275 15 0} 3811711/)17 0 Nil. do vr tanks on portion 16, 
Donne do si 22 1,768) 1,101 17° 6{ 2711 0/17 0 O Nil, do 64 Plans D. 828, 830, 932, and 933-1,841. 





Ms, 1918-5,093. 





Notz.—The remaining part of classification reserve (about 21,335 acres), notified 28th September, 1910, the whole of classification reserve (about 18,400 
acres), notified 19th May, 1916, and the whole of classification reserve (about 640 acres), notified 20th January, 1910, are hereby revoked. 





[1690] | Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING. 
[’ is hereby notified, for ible information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
‘Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. ai 

The areas will be available on and after 21st OCTOBER, 1918, before which date applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Ageut during the first waek that the land become 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, aad by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upo 
‘onfirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
cooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


4630 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Sepr., 1918, 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING—continued. 


icati i i i i i i iting, and all applications in 
All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, 
posted debtors eecsiere by the ee gee at any time on the 21st October, 1918, or at any time between the 21st October, 1918, and the 
26th October, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 21st October, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


That part of the area, not within a State forest or timber reserve, which contains timber in excess of the requirements of the lessee 
as tenant thereof, is set apart as a Forest Area, and the annual rental in respect thereof has been determined separately from the balance 
of the area. The Forest Area is shown on published litho. by black shading. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, und to the 
following special conditions :- - 


(4) The Crown-lessce shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. } 


(6) The Crown-leases shali be subject to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses. The lessee shall post at each placé 
of access to the land calico notices, indicating, for public,information, that the land so leased is subject to the operations 
of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the Conditional Purchase Inspector, 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not leas than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(2) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease, he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
useless timber as specified, noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total 
area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease ; and after any land has been 
cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from useless timber as specified, noxious weeds and scrub (other 
than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. ‘ 


(c¢) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Pro- 
vided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. Gates of access shall be erected for the convenience of miners. ? 


(7) No timber shali be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject tothe provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such 
timber and other material for building and other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or State forest. 


(9) A proportion of the Forest Area not exceeding one-third shall be absolutely exempt from the operation of any timber 
license in order to provide a timber supply for the development of the holding. All timber suitable for mining purposes 
shall be preserved. 


(2) No operations in connection with timber or products (other than by the lessee for his own use on the land leased) shall be 
allowed on the Forest Area, except with the concurrence of the Department of Lands under special license, to be issued by 
an authorised Forest Officer. Provided that with the lessee’s written consent, such a license may be issued to apply to 
timber or products on any part of the lease excepting the Forest Area, 


(*) The holder of a special license to cut timber on the Forest Area or with the lessce’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
or to remove products therefrom, shall be governed by the conditions and limitations of the license which will be framed by 
the Forestry Commission to protect the lessee’s interest in the land. 


(j) The lessee shall be allowed compensation to the amount of one-third of any royalty paid to the Crown on. timber or 
products, to cover any damage done to his interests in the holding by timber operations under special licenses. 


(4) The lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber and debris, and shall prevent the spread of fire therefrom 
extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent land. 


(2) During the currency of the lease all persons authorised by special license shall have full right of access to and entry upon the 
pert of the Forest Area not absolutely exempted from license, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
at any time within reasonable hours, for the purpose of cutting or removing timber or products without interference by the 
lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister for Lands or any officer authorised by such Minister in this behalf. ; 


(m) The lessee shall, where grazin g is necessary for the purpose of removing timber and products, allow timber-getters authorised 
under special license to graze their teams on the Forest Area, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
subject to the terms of any permit issued by the District Forester or his deputy, in which necessary provision will be made 
and decided by that officer for the limit of stock to be used and the payment of agistment fees. ’ 


(xn) An occupation permit under the Forestry Act with the right to occupy not more than 5 acres of the lease for any purpose 
connected. with the treatment or removal of timber or products may be granted by the F orestry Commission with the con- 
currence of the Secretary for Lands, subject to fair compensation to the lessee to be fixed by the Forestry Commission. 


(0) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence auch operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 

(p) The land shall be used for the purposes of grazing only. 


(q) The right of conversion into a Homestead Farm, as provided by section 185 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 
hereby barred. 


(r) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 
The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


_ Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 





oe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notr.—Ad information may Le obtained from, and all forms of apnlication will be filled in bu, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if 20 desired by the appiirart, 


8 


13 Sepr., 1918. } NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 4631 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING—continued. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,292. 


Land District or INVERELL, AND BANNOCKRURN SHIRE. 














3 | 
as Annual 
ra , nyu’ 
es Area anita Rent Nature and Nearest 
County: Parish. SE Be: 4.| for first ue ba Bhiaied Value wow, and Character ae see’ bacgl Timber, &o., 
55 lease. eae ag EE : Improvements. therefrom, vey, 
= years, 
é- 
’ Acres ome sed.) a3. de eae a. 
Hardinge ..| Clare oof) A 80 SOP OP OOS Le OF O VIS OTNO WMI oe eo ctiaeiee.« 6 Inverell, 13 to} Granite and quartzite formation, with some 
(about), i miles ;|_ basalt; wndulating to steep country; light 
a ake 2 ue he ye fe ine ee soil; timbered 
miles. wi stringybark, box, and gum, also black 
Dor tee do bes | 88 620 82613 4,10 6 8}11 0 0] Old. wire _ fences do pine and ironbark. Seracen aul rainfall, 
(Crown}, £3 11s 30% inches ; water in the Gwydir River; a few 
3d. ; boundary rabbits on the land ; public school at Copeton. 


fences, half value, 
£1910s. Adjoining 
holder. 


Ms. 1918-5,715. 











Norr.—Includes part (about 700 acres) of water reserve 6644, western extension, notified 4th August 1884, which part is hereby revoked. Reserve 664, 
western extension, for tin-mining, and reserve 52,987 from sale generally, are not affected by this notification. Area, capital value, rental, and survey fee are 
subject to alteration after survey. 

Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall have 

been revoked. A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes 
except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, 





{1673} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


REVOOATION OF PARTS OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS Nos. 413 AND 2,200. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the parts of Crown-lease Areas 
Nos. 413 and 2,200, particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


























Bue Division. piiroie of. County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area, | Part revoked. Papers No. 
Rava p- 

Moss Vale.,,| Eastern..| 12 Feb., 1918) Camden ,,.) Yarrawa ...| Wingecarribee 5 v 0O| That part of Crown-lease Area No, 413 within portion) Ms. 1918- 
291. Plan C. 3,329-2,941. 7,182. 

Parkes ...{ Central...) 8 Dec., 1915} Kennedy...| Cavendish ...! Lachlan ...| 5,304 © 0| Those parts of Crown-lease Area No, 2,200 within) Ms, 1918- 
| portions 28 and 29. Plans K. 1,834 and 1,635-2,004.) 7,085. 

(Within classification reserve, notified this day). 
[1675] Department of Lands [1678] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918. Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 


ft! is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 8 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the area hereunder described, 
within the Land Districts of Carcoar, Goulburn, and 
Lithgow, and Land Board Districts of Orange and 
Goulburn, shall be, and is hereby declared to be, 
wholly within the Land District of Carcoar and Land 
Board District of Carcoar. 


"Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
CrookWELL SHIRE. 


County of Georgiana, parish of Burridgee. The land 
within the boundaries of measured portion 60 of 360 
acres,—as shown an Plan G. 6,196 (1506). 

[Ms. 1918-6,729] 








[1676] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR ACCESS TO WATER. 
it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for access to 
water, and they are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
.LAnp District or Lismorn, AND TERANIA SHIRE. 


No. 52,985. County of Rous, parish of Dunoon, 
containing an area of about 1 acre 3 roods. The 
Crown Lands bounded by the road from Blakebrook to 
The Shannon, Rocky Creek, and Special Lease 1918-8. 
[Ms. Ls. -1918-9,242] 


RESERVES FROM SALE GENERALLY, &c. 
T ia hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 19138, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from sale generally, &c. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
From Sale generally. 
LAnp DisTrict oF INVERELL, AND BANNOCKBURN SHIRE. 


Within Auburn Vale Occupation License No, 280a. 

No. 52,987. County of Hardinge, parish of Clare, 
containing an area of about 230 acres. The Crown 
ands within biock A of Crown-lease Area No. 3,292, 
notified this day, and that part of block B of, that 
Crown-lease area bounded by block A; a designed 
road from the south-west corner of portion 44 south- 
erly and another designed road north-westerly to the 
south-west corner of block A before mentioned,—as 
shown by red hatching on tracing marked Z with 
papers Mis. 18-5,715. 


[Ms. 1918-5,715] 


From After-auction Sale. 
Lanp District or Casino, AND KyocLe SHIRE. 


No. 52,986. County of Rous, parish of Runnymede, 
containing an area of 1 rood 32 perches. The Crown 
Lands within portions 142 and 149. Plan R, 7,620- 
Lcd 


[Ms. 1918-7,335] 


f 


[Ms. 1918-7,070] 


4632 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


[13 Supt, 1918, 


SE Ete ee Se ee ee EE Ee eet 


[1677] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
i visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby teserved and exempted accordingly, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Sanitary Depot. 


Lanp District or Moss VALE, AND WINGECARRIBEE 
SHIRE. 


No, 52,983 from sale (52,984 from lease generally). 
County of Camden, parish of Yarrawa, containing an 
area of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 291, 
plan C. 3,329-2,041. 

[ Ms. 1918-7,132] 


For Public Recreation pad Preservation of Native 
ora. 


LAND District oF TAREE, AND WINGHAM MUNICIPALITY. 


_ No, 52,981 from sale (52,982 from lease generally). 
County of Macquarie, parish of Wingham, containing 
an area of 10 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 394. Plan M. 6,442-666. 
[Ms. 1918-6,865] 


For Travelling Stock. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Hay, AND WARADGERY SHIRE, AND 
Hay MUNICIPALITY. 


No. 52,988. County of Waradgery, parish of 
Waradgery, containing an area of 427 acres 3 roods 
2 perches. The C 
of portions 17 and 45 and the surrendered parts of 
portions la, 2, and 3. Plans W. 16, Roll, 117, 130, 
173, and 1,698-1,889 and Ms. 1,245 Hy. 

Nortz.—Partly within the Hay population area, 
which is not affected by this notification. 


_[0.8. 1918-19,080] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or Penrirn, anp Biurt Mounrains 
SHIRE. 


County of Cook, parish of Kanimbla, area about 26 
acres. The Crown Lands within designed blocks H 
and J, fronting the Shipley-road, and bounded on the 
north by portion 151 of 6 acres 1 rood 38 perches. 


[1679] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District. or Parkes, AND LAcHLAN Suir®. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Cavendish, area 5,304 
acres, The Crown Lands within the boundaries of por- 
tions 28 and 29. Plans K. 1,634 and 1,635-2,004. 

[ Ms. 1918-7,085] 


[1680] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARM TO 


rown Lands within the boundaries © 


BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS | 


EXCLUSIVELY. 


ihe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
, visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
pice within the area hereunder described are here- 
y set apart for additional homestead farm to be 
disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively; and 
shall become and be available therefor on and after 
the 21st October, 1918. It is further notified that 


| 


cant. 


. an area of 1,068 acres. 


the capital value upon which rental shall be lodged 
shall be £2 15s. per acre. Any additional holding ac- 
quired shall be subject to the same conditions (where 
applicable) which attach to the particular original 
holding in virtue of which the additional holding was 
applied for. F 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or WyALONG, AND Bianp SHIRE. 


County of Gipps, parish of Bibbijolee, containing 
c Perten The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 59. Plan G. 2,653- 
1,871 Roll. , 
Norr.—Reserve from sale or lease under section 206 
covering the above, and the included part of Home- 
stead Farm Area No. 562, notified 23rd June, 1916, are 
hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-7,166] 





[1681] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN 
LANDS FOR ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD 
FARM. me 


Tt is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional homestead farm, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 21st 
October, 1918. 
value upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 
£2 1s. per acre. Any additional holding acquired 
shall be subject to the same conditions (where applic- 


able) which attach to the particular original holding ~ 


in virtue of which the:additional holding was applied 
for. é, pee 

Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 


Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


es 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrior of PARKES, AND LacHLAN SHIRE. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Carolina, containing 
an area of about 600 acres, The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west corner of portion 28, parish of Tabratong; and 
bounded thence on the south by that portion, on the 
south-west, south-east, east, and north-east by a road 
2 chains wide, and the Bogan River; and on the north- 
west by a line partly forming the north-west boun- 
dary of portions 25 and 23, exclusive of freehold por- 
tion 13 of 15 acres. 

Norr.—The included parts of reserve 50,349 from 
sale for clearing and otherwise improving Crown 
Lands for settlement purposes, notified 18th Novem- 
ber, 1914 (about 600 acres), classification reserve, noti- 
fied 26th November, 1913 (about 600 acres), and water 
reserve 21,024, notified 7th July, 1884 (about 200 
acres), and the whole of reserve 35,873 from sale and 
lease other than improvement lease, notified 4th 
March, 1903, are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,925] 


—— 


[1682] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 


TIONAL CONDITIONAL PUROHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELEOTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 


TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_Visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 


It is further notified that the capital. « 


13 Sepr, 1918.] 


- 


or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be) 
available therefor on and after the 21st October,, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices of the land: 
for additional conditional piehane, or the capital 
values upon which A ee, rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
Specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or, 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to: 
the same conditions (where applicable) which attach’ 
to the particular original holding, in virtue of which: 
the additional holding was applied for. 

Nortz.—All information may be obtained from, andi 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown! 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the applicant., 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


a 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 

. SHIRE. 
Within Annual Leasé No. 1913-12; Tenterfield. 
Price and capital valtie, 13s. 4d. per acre. 
County of Clive, parish of Lawson, containing an) 
area of about 190 acres. . The Crown Lands bounded} 


by portions 22, 15, 35, and the Mole River, - 
[Ms. 1918-6,610] 


Lanp District of Murrurunpi, AND Warrau SHIRre. | 
Price and-capital value, £1 9s. 6d. per acre. 

County of Buckland, parish of Towarri, containing an'| 
area of 1,182 acres 1 rood 20 perches. The Crown Lands | 
within the boundaries of measured portions 115, 146,, 
147, 166, 170, and parts of 34, 45, and 52,—shown on' 
plans catalogued B. 2,206, 2,611, 2,610, 2,701, and! 
3,811-1,788, and Mis. 1,067 Th. ; . 
[ Ms. 1917-9,552] 


' 
} 
} 
‘ 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 





4633 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF COONABARRABRAN, AND GILGANDRA 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Gowen, parish of Bearbung, containing 
an area of 592 acres 2 roods, (The Crown Lands within 
ee boundaries of portion 31. Plan G. 2,309-1,797 

oll. 


_ Norr.—Includes part (592 acres 2 roods) of classi- 
fication reserve, notified 21st December, 1917, which 
part is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-5,995] 








[1683] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 
ERRATA. 
InvERELL Lanp District. 


N the notification of Crown Lands not available for 
Settlement until Further Notification (Gazette of 
23rd August, 1918,-page 4288), in the description of 
the area of about 350 acres, shown on plan Ms, 981 Ae. 
roll, county of Arrawatta, for ‘‘parish of Nulla- 
manna” read ‘‘parish of North Nullamanna.”’ 
[Ms. 1917-9,948) 


Warren LAnp Disrtrtcr. 


In the revocation of part of reserve No, 2,594 from 
sale for water supply, parish of Grahway, county of 
Gregory (Gazette of 80th August, 1918, page 4376), 
“That part within portion 13’? should read ‘That 
part within portion 73.” 

[Ms. 1918-6542] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Bribate Abbertisements, 





COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENT OF WORKS 
AND RAILWAYS, NAVAL WORKS BRANCH. 


SrructrurAn Sreer, Work For Borter SHor Exrension, 
Cockatoo Isnanp, Sypnny, N.S.W. ‘a 


TENDERS are invited, and will be received subject 
to the conditions of tendering, until twelve (12 
noon);: Monday, the 23rd September, 1918, for the 
Supply, Construction, and Delivery of Structural 
Steelwork for Boiler-shop Extension, Cockatoo Is- 
land, Sydney, New South Wales. ) 

Specifications, general condition, and drawings 
(whith latter must be returned within three days of 
‘ being issued), and Tender Form may be obtained on 
application to the Superintending Civil Engineer, 
- Customs House, Sydney, or Director of Naval Works, 

Chelford House, Flinders-lane, Melbourne. 

Tenders endorsed ‘‘Boiler Shop Extension, Cockatoo 
Island, Sydney, New South Wales,’’ to be addressed 
to The Commonwealth Works and Railways Tender 
Board, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney, 

No Tender necessarily accepted. 


LITTLETON E. GROOM, - 
a a Minister for Works and Railways. | 
613—3 £1 4s. 
- NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately sub- 
sisting between the undersigned Ambrose James Gates, 
Thomas William Eld, and Ernest William HEld, carrying on 
- business at, Collins-street, Annandale, as the Tracholyte 
Paving Company, has been dissolved, as from the 31st day 
of August, 1918, Thesaid Ambrose James Gates and Ernest 
. William Eld retire from the late firm, which will in future 
be carried on by the said Thomas William Eld, to whom all 
. moneys owing to the late firm should be paid, and who will 
pay all debts owing by the said late firm. 
_ As witness the hands of the said parties the 10th day of 
. September, 1918, 











A, G. GATES, 
T. W. ELD. 
; KE. W. ELD. 
Witness,—B. Gates, J.P.» |) ; 
5. 


768 


——— 


a 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately existing 
between Frederick Sanders and Harry Fielding Carling, 
trading as ‘‘Sanders & Co.,” Grocers, Botany and High 
streets, Mascot, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The 
business will be carried on' by Frederick Sanders, who will 
receive all debts due to and pay all debts payable by the 
partnership, the said Harry Fielding Carling having retired 
from the firm. 


Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. 


F, SANDERS. 
Witness to both signatures, — H. F, CARLING. 
RELPH, 
Solicitor, Sydney. ‘ 
8, 





Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, 
Head Office, 11 Moore-street, 
Sydney, 11th September, 1918. 


NOTICE CALLING IN PASS-BOOKS FOR 
EXAMINATION. 


IT is notified, for the information of depositors, that the 
Commissioners have approved of the dates hereunder 
mentioned being fixed as the days upon which every depositor 
whose account is kept at the undermentioned Branches shall 
produce, or cause to be produced, his prey eos at the office 
of the Bank at which his account is kept, for the purposes 
of annual examination and verification, as provided by 
section 43 of the ‘“‘Government Savings Bank Act, 1906 ”:— 


Edgecliffe—13th to 19th September, 1918, inclusive. 
Enmore—13th to 19th September, 1918, inclusive. 
Goulburn-street—13th to 19th September, 1918, inclusive. 
Rockdale—13th to 19th September, 1918, inclusive. 

In the event of a pass-book posted to the Bank not being 
returned within ten days, the depositor is requested to report 
the matter to the Commissioners. 

By order of the Commissioners, 
J. H. DAVIES, 
Secretary. 


799 78. 


4634 





IN THE MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
1899,””> AND IN THE MATTER OF THE RED 
HILL GOLD MINING COMPANY, GULGONG 
(No Lranriiry). 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above 
Company, held at the registered office of the Com- 
pany, 17 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on Tuesday, the 
20th August, 1918, the following Resolution was 
passed, in accordance with the requirements of the 
Companies Act, viz. :— 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that 
Alan L. Davis be appointed liquidator to the 
Company. 

The above Resolution was confirmed at a Second 
Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders 
of the Company, held 
Sydney, on Wednesday, 4th September, 1918. 


R. C. DIXSON, 
Chairman. 
728 6s. 





IN THE MATTER OF THE “‘COMPANIES ACTS, 
1899,” AND IN THE MATTER OF THE 
FLEMINGTON BRICK, TILE, AND POTTERY 
PROPRIETARY COMPANY LIMITED. 

Sproat REsoLvrions. 
Passed, 12th day August, 1918; confirmed, 29th day 
Auguzt, 1918. 

AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 

bers of the Flemington Brick, Tile, and Pottery 

Proprietary Company, Limited, duly convened and 

held on the twelfth day of August, 1918, the subjoined 

Special Resolutions were duly passed; and at a subse- 

quent Hxtraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 

bers of the said Company, also duly convened and held 
on the twenty-ninth day of August, 1918, the sub- 
joined Special Resolutions were duly confirmed :— 

1. That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 

2. That Mr. Edmund Taylor, of 107 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, the auditor of the Company, be and is 
hereby appointed liquidator for the purpose of 
such winding-up. 

; S. J. RABONE, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
H. R. RABONE, 
Secretary of the Company. 


Dated at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of August, 
1918, 
732 9s. 








CENTRAL GARAGE LIMITED. 
EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
Passed 10th July, 1918. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and 
held on the tenth day of July, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen, the subjoined Extraordinary 
Resolution was passed :-— 


“That it having been proved to the satisfaction of 
the Shareholders that the Company cannot, by 
reason of its liabilities, continue its business, it 
is advisable to wind up same; and that Mr. Edwin 
Joseph Collard, of Messrs. Barton, Bogan, & Co., 
be appointed liquidator of the Company.’ 


K. WEETMAN, 
. Acting Secretary. | 
735 5s. 


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT AND 
BRITTONS LIMITED (In Laquipartion),. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at the offices of Messrs. A. F. Lord & Co., 369 George- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of 
October, 1918, at 11.30 a.m., for the purpose of re- 
ceiving the liquidator’s report and accounts of the 
winding up; and also of determining, by Extra- 
ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company shall be 
disposed. of. 

Dated at Sydney, this 11th day of September, 1918. 


A. F, LORD, 
Liquidator. 


756 ee Perak Ss 5s. | 774 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


at 17 Castlereagh-street, | 


[13 Sepr., 1918. 


—x 


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT AND 
THE PARIS COSTUME COMPANY LIMITED 
(In Liguiparion). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at the offices of Messrs. A. F. Lord & Co., 369 George- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of 
October, 1918, at 11 a.m., for the purpose of receiving 
the liquidator’s report and accounts of the winding 
up; and also of determining, by Extraordinary Reso- 
lution, the manner in which the books, accounts, and 
documents of the Company shall be disposed of. 
Dated at Sydney, this 11th day of September, 1918. 


; A. F, LORD, 
Liquidator. 
737 5s. 








IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT AND 
McINTOSH LIMITED (Un Liqurpation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at the offices of Messrs. A. F. Lord & Co., 369 George- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of 
October, 1918, at 10 a.m., for the purpose of receiving 
the liquidator’s report and accounts of the winding 
up; and also of determining, by Extraordinary Reso- 
lution, the manner in which the books, accounts, and 
documents of the Company shall be disposed of. 
Dated at Sydney, this 1lth day of September, 1918. 


A. F. LORD, 





Liquidator. 
758 ds. 
IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT 


AND §. P. BRAY LTD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at the Offices of Messrs. A. F. Lord & Co., 369 George- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the twenty-third day 
of October, 1918, at 12.30 p.m., for the purpose of 
receiving the liquidstor’s report and accounts of the 
winding-up; and also of determining, by Extra- 
ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company shall be 
disposed of. _ 

Dated at Sydney, this eleventh Gay of September, 


1918. 
A. F. LORD, 
Liquidator. 
754. : 5s. 


(In Laqurpation). 





IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT 
AND E. MOGENSEN LTD. (In Ligqutpation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at the Offices of Messrs. A. F. Lord & Co., 369 George- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the twenty-third day 
of October, 1918, at 12 o’clock noon, for the purpose 
of receiving the liquidator’s report and accounts of 
the winding-up; and also of determining, by Uxtra- 
ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company shall be 
disposed of. 

Dated at Sydney, this eleventh day of September, 


1918. 
A. F. LORD, 
) Liquidator. 
755 5s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF MEREWETHER. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Henry Burmester has 
been appointed as Engineer, Building Surveyor, and Sanitary 
Inspector to the Council of the Municipality of Merewether, 
and Inspector under the Public Health Act, 1902, and 
Amended Act, 1916, Local Government Act, 1906, Local 
Government Amendment Act, 1907-8, and ordinances and 
regulations in force at commencement of the Acts or made 
or conferred on the said Council thereunder, the Dairy 
Supervision Act, or under any other statute, by-law, or 
regulations where it is lawful, necessary, convenient, or 
proper for an officer to act or prosecute on behalf of the said 
Municipality. He shall also be and is hereby appointed as 


| Inspector of all licensed vehicles plying for hire within the 


Municipality of Merewether. 
T, ADAMS, 
Town Clerk. 


€s, 


Council Chambers, Merewether, 
10th September, 1918. 


13 Supr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. 


4635 





MUNICIPALITY OF MEREWETHER. 


THIS is to certify that Mr. D. Sneddon has been appointed 
Impounding Officer to the Merewether Council, and has full 
authority to impound any cattle or stock straying upon the 
streets or any premises under the control of said Council. 


! T, ADAMS, 
Council Chambers, Merewether, Town Clerk, 
11th September, 1918, 


776 4s, 





MUNICIPALITY OF NEWCASTLE. 
Pout or RATEPAYERS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Poll of Ratepayers in the 
Municipality was held on Saturday, 3lst August, 1918, on 
the proposal to borrow the sum of £30,000 for improvements 
to Hunter-street and Hunter-street West, and £5,000 for the 
purpose of erecting latrines within the municipality :— 


Question No. I. 


Are you in favour of the Council being granted the power 
to borrow the sum of £30,000 for more permanently con- 
structing Hunter-street and Hunter-street West ? 


rYViegi tees. Eee & 
No AN Ms OF 
Majority in favour 
Question No, 2. 
Are you in favour of the Council being granted the power 


to borrow the sum of £5,000 for the purpose of erecting 
latrines within the municipality ? 


Viess hess tee side 176 
te — sie 82 ° 
Majority in favour 94 


Question No. 3. 


If such loan is raised and thereby the Council is compelled 
in accordance with the law to levy a loan rate, should the 
rate, in your opinion, be levied on the Unimproved Capital 
Value or Improved Capital Value ? 


On the Unimproved Capital Value... ak saat LOt 
On the Improved Capital Value... £3 cai Be am ie 
Majority in favour of Unimproved Capital Value,.. 117 


KE. SCOTT HOLLAND, 
Town Clerk and Returning Officer, 
Town Clerk’s Office, Newcastle, 
7th September, 1918. i 
10s. 


748 


MUNICIPALITY OF EAST MAITLAND. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Henry Baker has 


been reappointed Poundkeeper to the East Maitland 
Pound, under the provisions of the ‘‘Impounding Act, 


1898.” 
H. EMMHTT HARDEN, 
Council Chambers, Town Clerk. 
East Maitland, 3rd September, 1918. 
743 4s, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant Second Class John 
Wormel Glenn has been duly appointed Inspector of Slaughter- 
houses within the Municipality of Peak Hill. 
T. JACKSON, 

Town Clerk. 








Council Chambers, Peak Hill, 
9th September, 1918. 
776 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, MUDGHE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that William Robert Jones, 
grazier, Fernside, Rylstone, has been duly elected 
as a Director of the Board in place of Dowart McLean 
Jamison, resigned. 


THOMAS J. LOVEJOY, 


Returning Officer. 
Mudgee, 6th September, 1918. 
738 eS 


_ — 


MARTIN SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST. 
IT is hereby notified, in accordance with the Regu- 
lations under the ‘““Water Act, 1912,” that an election 
of two Trustees in respect of the Martin Swamp 
Drainage Trust was held at Chatsworth Island on the 
3lst August, 1918, and at such election the following 
persons were elected :— 


Mr. Hector McDonald, of Chatsworth Island; and 
Mr. Alexander Campbell, of Chatsworth Island. 


EDWARD SCHWEITZER, 
Returning Officer. 
Mbotsworth Isiand, 3lst August, 1918. r 
S. 


3s. 








ALNWICK DRAINAGE UNION. 
BALANCE-SHEET, Half Year ending 30th June, 1918. 


Dr, 1918. i SiGe 
Cleaning drains 33° 8 O 
Government Printer... ase at ahi ed 014 6 
D. EK. Hunter and Sons ae sie oe sd 0 8 6 
Account fee at Bank... we ra a alls 0) 
Balance 30th June, 1918 ,,, ang 5 ; 14411 5 
£49 7 5 
Or. 1918. ie Say 
By Rates ‘5 ay 333 13.4 3 
Balance 31st December, 1917 : BO" dn 2 
£49 7 5 
W. DWYER, 
Chairman, 
Examined and found correct. 
M. Lyncou c 
T, C. Dein, } Auditors, 
8th August, 1918, 
570—1 14s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William James Culton, formerly of Rupanyup, 
in the State of Victoria, manager, but late a lieutenant 
in His Majesty’s Forces on active service abroad, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of February, 1917, and probate 
of whose will was resealed by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 31st day of July, 
1918, by Charles Culton, the executor named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims 
o the said executor, addressed in care of the undersigned, 
the proctors for the said executor, on or before the 35th day 
of October next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, haying regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have had 
notice ; and the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any persons of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution,— 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. 


VINDIN AND LITTLEJOHN, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
7s, 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of the Reverend Thomas Hill, late of Woy Woy, 
in the State of New South Wales, Presbyterian Minister, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the “ Testator’s Family Maintenan¢ée and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916:” Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or ¢laim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 30th day of May, 1918, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 23rd day of August, 
1918, to George Stanley Littlejohn, the surviving executor 
named in the said will, are hereby reauired to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the said executor addressed in care 
of the undersigned the proctors for the said executor, on or 
before the 25th day of October next, at the expiration of 
whieh time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled there- 
to, having regard to the debts and claims only of which he 
shall then have had notice; and the said executor will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 11th day of September, 





1918, 
VINDIN AND LITTLEJOHN, 
: Proctors for the said Executor, 
14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


761. 73; 6d, 4 


4636 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 113, 


[13 Supr., 1918, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of William Thomas Bow- 
man, late of Bingara, in the State of New South 
Wales, and of the Australian Imperial Force, on 
active service, ‘deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affeeting the estate of William Thomas Bowman, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
20th day of April, 1917, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the llth day of July, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New. South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 8th day of October, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard.to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that. the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to an 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have hac 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
5th September, 1918, 
727 7s. 6d. 


( 


i tacit faisna ne 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Mary Woolley, late of Yurong- 
street, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, de- 


ceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Mary Woolley, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 14th day of June, 1918, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 15th day of August, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
12th day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1918. 
7173 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Catherine Ann Roberts, late of Goulburn, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”; Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Catherine 
Ann Roberts, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 6th day of June, 1918, and probate of whose will was, 
on the 23rd day of July, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to Joseph Roberts, a son, and Catherine 
Oliver, a daughter, of the said deceased, the executors of the 
said will named, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such claim to the said Joseph Roberts and 
Catherine Oliver, in care of the undersigned, Johnson and 
Sendall, at their office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 
22nd day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the 
said Joseph Roberts and Catherine Oliver will proceed to 


distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons | 


entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Joseph Roberts and Catherine Oliver will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
apy person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution,—Dated this 9th day of July, 


1918. 
JOHNSON AND SENDALL, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Montague-street, Goulburn. 
745 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will and codicils of Charles Henry Roberts, late of 
Goulburn, in the State of New South Wales, grazier,’ 
deceased. ry 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that évery creditor or other. 
person having any claim against the estate of Charles Henry 
Roberts, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
29th day of November, 1916, and probate of whose will and 
five codicils was, on the 18th day of January, 1917, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to his son Joseph 
Roberts, of Braidwood, grazier, and to his daughter Catherine 
Oliver, of Goulburn, married woman, the executors in the 
said will and codicils named, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of such claim to the said Joseph 
Roberts! and Catherine Oliver, in care of the undersigned, 
Johnson and Sendall at their office hereunder mentioned, 
on or before the 22nd day of October, 1918, at the expiration 
of which time the said Joseph Roberts and Catherine Oliver 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims of which they then have notiee ; and notice is 
hereby further given that, the, said Joseph Roberts and 
Catherine Oliver will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. — 
Dated this 9th day of September, 1918, 

JOHNSON AND SENDALL, 

Proctors for Applicants, 
- Montague-street, Goulburn. 


744 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Alexander Richardson Dickey Watson, late of 
Auckland, in New Zealand, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons ‘haying any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 5th day of October, 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day of April, 
1918, to Norman McCorquodale, Thomas Burns Watt, and 
John Douglas Taylor, the executors named in the said will, 
to act in the Commonwealth of Australia, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their claims to the said executors 
addressed in care of the undersigned, the proctors for the said 
executors, on or before the 25th day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto having regard to the debts and claims only of 
which they shall then have had notice ; and the said executors 
will not be liable for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 11th day of September, 


1918, 
VINDIN AND LITTLEJOHN, 
Proctors for the said Kxecutors, 
14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
762 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of George Unicomb, late of Coopernook, 
in the State of New South Wales, retired farmer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and to the ‘“Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 

1916’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 

other persons haying any claims upon or being other- 

wise interested in the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at Coopernook on or about the 2nd 
day of April, 1918, are required to send in full parti- 
culars of their claims to the undersigned, the proctor 
for the executors of the estate of the said deceased, 
before the 12th day of October next, after which date 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they shall then have notice; and the said execu- 
tors shall not be lable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice atthe time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 7th day of September, 1918. 
LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
43 Taree.20 + 

734 7s. 6d.‘ 


13. Sxpr,, 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 113, 


4637 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of James Kershaw, late of 
Mount Brown, near Milparinka, in the State of 
New South Wales,, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘“Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916’’; Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of James Kershaw, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 4th day of May, 1918, and pro- 
bate of whose will was, on the 15th day of August, 
1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the said 
Public Trustee on er before the 17th day of October, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 


he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given | 


that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not haye had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, 


Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 7th September, 1918. 
736 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Michael Cunneen, late of 
Bungendore, in the State of New South Wales, 
carpenter, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Michael Cunneen, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who 
ary, 1918, and that letters of administration, with 
the will annexed, were, on the 22nd day of July, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their claims to the said 


Public, Trustee on or before the 10th day of October, | 


1918, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then. 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. - 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
} Sydney, 5th September, 1918. 
737 7s. 6d. 
———————————e——eo—X—w—eeoTeeseoa SS 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Grace Palmer Thomson Watt, late of | 


Willoughby, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, married woman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,”? and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims or demands against 
or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Willoughby, near Sydney, on 9th June, 1918, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of 
their claims and demands upon the said estate to the 


Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 33-39 Hunter- 


street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the said 
deceased, to whom probate was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on 23rd August, 
1918, on or before the 28th day of October next, in 
default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company, 
Limited, will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed to 





died on or about the 20th day of Febru- | 








| In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


administer the estate and distribute the assets among 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims and demands of which they shall then have 
notice; and the said Company will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 7th day 
of September, 1918. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 
R, COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
A. H. Grace, Proctor, Manager, 
81 Mount-street, North Sydney. 
742 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (No. 88,185). 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Philip Robinson, late of Paradise Hill, Black 
heath, in the State of New South Wales, indent agent’ 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; Notice is hereby given 
that all persons having any debt, ciaim, or demand upon 
or affecting the éstate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on the 29th day of June last past, probate of whose will 
was granted on the 23rd day of August last past to Annie 
Jane Robinson, the executrix of the said will(Peter Paterson, 
the executor in the said will named having duly renounced 
probate thereof), are hereby requested to send in particulars of 
their debts, claims, and demands against the said estate in 
writing to the said executrix, care of the undersigned, on or 
before the 1st day of November next, at the expiration of 
which time the said Annie Jane Robinson will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts and claims of 
which she shall then have notice ; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Annie Jane Robinson. will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt, claim, or demand she shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution,—Dated this 12th 
day of September, a.v. 1918. 


ARTHUR HERBERT HOLDSHIP, 
Proctor for the Executrix, 
Wentworth Court, Sydney. 
793 7s. od, 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,520) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Kissn Singh, of Deniliquin, in the State of New 
South Wales, hawker. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that the abovenamed Kissn Singh 
intends to apply to the Court, at the Supreme Court 
Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Monday, the 
thirtieth day of September, one thousand nine hun- 
dred and eighteen, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, or 
as soon thereafter as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him 
under and according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated this eleventh day of Sep- 
tember, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


A. H. WINDEYER, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, — 
Deniliquin. 
753 6s. 6d 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 

(21,432) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Nicholas ophios, of Leura, but now of Camden, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Nicholas Sophios intends to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, the 30th day of September instant, at 10 
a.m., or a8 s00n afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be sean to him, under and 
according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. 


T. MICHELL AND GEE, 
Solicitors for Bankrupt, 
92 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
771 - 6s, 6d, Pe 


4633 
[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (12,803) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Corrigan, of McPherson and Lugar strects, 
Waverley. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 


TAKE NOTICE that I, James Corrigan, intend to apply to the 
Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, that 
a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and accord- 
ing to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—-Dated 
this 10th day of September, 1918. 

759 6s. 6d. 





en 








[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,871) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Francis Edwin Manuel, of Gravesend, publican. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


FAKH NOTICH that I, Francis Hdwin Manuel, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, the 7th ‘day of October, 1918, at 10 
a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
aceording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. 


FRANCIS EDWIN MANUEL. 


760 6s. 6d. 








[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (11,758) 
: IN BANKRUPTOY, 

Re Thomas Whiddon, of 128 Paddington-street, Paddington, 

contractor. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Thomas Whiddon, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, at 10 a.m., or 
as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
according to the provisions of the “‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”— 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. 
THOS. WHIDDON. 

778 6s. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Cerificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,178) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alice Maud Bristow, of 342 Liverpool-street, Darlinghurst, 
late of Wyngan, refreshment room keeper. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE jthat I, Alice Maud Bristow, intend to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 2nd day of October, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
according to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 9th day of September, 1918. 
A. M. BRISTOW. 

772 6s, 6d. 


v 











[ Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,582) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re John James Sawyers, of Canowindra, late of 
Canbelego. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John James Sawyers, intend 
to apply, to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the second 
day of October, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘“‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’— 
Dated this seventh day of September, 1918. 


JOHN JAMES SAWYERS. 
739 6s. 6d, — 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


[13 Sepr., 1918, 





[Notice wnder Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 188S.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,555) 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Lillian Agnes Bellamy, of Cooma, nurse. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C, F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 


September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
782 3s. Od. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,556) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Edward Henry Murphy, of Minnamurra, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that 2 Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignese.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 


September, 1918. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
783 3s. 6d 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,557) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re George Butcher, of “ Imperial Hotel,” Nyngan, 
hotelkeeper. 
NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


784 3s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,558) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur John Witchard, of Wingham, baker. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W.H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Aesignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of 


September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
"85 8s. 6d. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,559) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Edward O’Brien, of Parkes, share-farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Aesignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 11th day of 


September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
786 3s. 6d. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,464) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Thomas Francis Madigan, of Campbelltown, a member of 
the Australian Imperial Forces, but lately of Barellan, 
farmer. 

NOTICKH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of Cuthbert and Patterson, and Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 

9th day of September, 1918. 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


8s. 6d. 


787 


13 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES.GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


4639 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,547) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re A. M, Jones, of Bingara, and lately carrying on business at 
“ Riverview Hotel,” Bingara, publican, 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Tooth & Co., Ltd., and Mr, 0. ¥. W, Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day 
of September, 1918. 
¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


788 8s, 6d. 








[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,549) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re R. Waldron, lately of 740 Darling-street, Rozelle, near 
Sydney, boot seller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Australian Boot Factory, Ltd., and John McEvoy 
and Sons, Ltd., and Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the 
Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 


Beptember, 1918. rd qi 
JK, H, SALUSBURY, \) 
Registrar 1 Bankruptcy. 
789 » 4 . 3s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of oredibors 


in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 2nd day of 
October, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 30th day of September, 1918 :— 


Re George Butcher (No. 21,557), of ‘Imperial © Hotel,” 
Nyngan, hotelkeeper. 

Re Robert Lionel McCann (No. 21,538), of Throsby-street, 
Wickham, butter merchant. 

Re Frederick Kdward Fontaine (No, 21,530), of Sussex- 
street, Epping, and lately carrying on business at Ohamber 
of Commerce Buildings, George and Grosvenor streets, 


Sydney. 
, F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


Official Assignee—WiiatAM HARRington PALwER. 
790 183s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Arthur Lewis Betts, of Speewa, near Murray Downs, 
share-farmer, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Balranald, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day 
of October; 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permii. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof, must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 17th day of 


October, 1918. ft 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee —WILLIAM HARRINeTroN PALMER, 
791 ’ F 63. 


(21,545) 


In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. | (21,556) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re Edward Henry Murphy, of Minnamurra, labourer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Oourt-house,’ Moss 
Vale, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
24th day of September, 1918, ut 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof {must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 19th day 


of September, 1918, 
¥. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


Official Assignee—WiILiiaM Hagrinatox Parmur. ‘ 
792 5, 


No, 113, 13 Seprempur, 1918, 10, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novick to CREprIToRs. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermertioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court 
Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of 
persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts. and ‘plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, 30th September, 1918, at 10 a.m., if 
not previously objected to :— 


Walter Smith, Samuel Agnew, Sidney Sussex Blann, James 
Robert Bourke, James Russell, Michael Augustus Rus- 
sell, Ernest Morris Bingham, and Frank Creed, trading 
as ‘*The Universal Carrying Co.,” Cary’s Chambers, 
George-street West, Sydney, carriers (No..21,435), a first 
account and plan‘of distribution showing payment in fall- 
of proved preferent claims, and a first dividend of ls. 6d. 
(one shilling and sixpence) in the £ on all proved con- 
current debts, and the sum of £34 14s. 8d. carried for- 
ward to the credit of the estate. 

The separate estate of James Russell, of 62 Erskineville- 
road, Hrskineville (No. 21,435), a first account and plan 
of distribution showing payment of a,dividend of 20s. 
(twenty shillings) in the £ on one only proved claim 
herein (£25), and a balance of £57 19s. 6d. carried for- 
ward to the credit of the estate.’ 

The ‘separate estate of Ernest Morris Bingham, of Robert- 
street, Camperdown (No. 21;435))'a first account current 
only showing payment of the fees, charges, and expenses, 
and a balance of £120 14s. carried forward to the credit 
of the estate. 

The separate estate oi {frank Creed, of Herbert-street, Dul- 
wich Hill (No. 21,435), a first account current only 
showing payment of the fees, charges, and expenses, and 
a balance of £50 16s, carried forward to the credit of the 
estate. 


Accounts current only in the undermentioned separate 
estates :— 


Walter Smith, of Stanley-street, Burwood (No, 21,435), 
Samuel Agnew, of Morgan-street, Marrickville (No. 2],435). 
Sidney Sussex Blann, of Foreman-street, St. Peters (No, 
21,435). 
James Robert Bourke, of George-street, Mortdale (No, 
21,435), ; 
Michael Augustus Russell, of 62 Erskinevillée-road, Erskine- 
ville (No, 21,435). | 
Cc. F, W. LLOYD, 
: Official Assignees, 
Denman Chambers, 
182' Phillip-strest, Sydney, 
12th September, 1918. 
769 ar ty 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


.IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notwok to Creosrors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distvibuéion in the undes 
mentioned estates, showing davidends as specified, are now 
filed in the Offiee of the Registrar in Bankruptey, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-stueet, Sydmey, for the inspection 
of persons interested ; and notiee ‘is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans, will be submitted: to the Court for con- 
firmation on Monday, the 30th September, 1918, if not pre- 
viously objected to:— 


John Miller, Daisy Wheatly Retallack, and Edgar Patterson, 
trading as ‘‘ Miller, Retallack, & Co.,” of 43 Wentworth- 
avenue, Sydney, and in ‘the separate estate of John 
Miller (No: 21,251), a second account and first plan of 
distribution showing’ payment of one’ preferential claim 
in full anda dividend of sixteen ‘shillings and sixpence 
five-eights of a penny in the £ on all’proved concurrent 
claims. ; 

Charles Dennis and John Benjamin Dennis, of Riyersdale, 
Tumblong, labourer and farm manager (No. 21,393), a 
second account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of one penny fifteen-sixteenths of 
a penny, in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Thomas Hay, junior, and George, Hay, trading as ‘‘ Hay 
Bros,” of Condobolio, storekeepers (No. 21,500), a first 
account and plan of distribution showing payment of 
five shillings in the £ on all proven concurrent claims, 
and a balance of. £105 13s. ld. carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. 


Also, accounts current only in’ the undermentioned estates :-~ 


No. 21,477. Annie Elizabeth Duncanson, of Reid-street, 
Newcastle, married woman. ae 
No. 21,486, Stewart Percy Murray, of Scarborough, miner, 


4640 





No. 21,480, Ceeil Charles Victor Newton, of Balfour-street, 
Wollstonecroft, builder. 
No. 21,506, William Thomas Costello, of Gulgong, labourer. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 

Official Assignee.. 

47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, : 
Hy 12th September, 1918. 





13s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


In the matter of the Crimes Act, 1900, and in the matter of 
Dayid Clayton Winchcombe Howell-Price, a person con- 
victed of felony, 

No, 21,339. 


NotTicE To CREDITORS. 


A THIRD account and third plan of distribution, showing 
payment of a dividend of nine pence in the £ on one Crown 
claim, and a balance of £296 6s. 6d. carried forward te the 
credit of ‘the ‘estate, is now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptey, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested’; and notice 
is hereby given that such account and plan will be submitted 
to thé Court tor confirmation on Monday, the 30th day of 
September, 1918, if not previously objected to. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 


le Official Assignee. 
Riizatbeth-stueet, Sytmey; 


47 , 5 
12th September, 1918. 


780 


———_ 


7s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Woles. 


Sheriff’s Office 
Sydney, Lith September, 1918. 


iY H. J. Matthews v. Turner, L. M. E. 
ON Tuesaday, the fifteenth day of October, 1918, at noon, 


unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously satisfied, the 


Sheriff will cause to be sold by publie suction, at the Sales 
Room, Supreme Court, King-street, Sydney,—All the right, 
‘title, and interest of Lavinia Margaret Esther’ Turner, the 
defendant herein, of, in, and to,— th 


All that the equity of redemption and all other the right, 
, title, and interest (if any) of her, the said ‘detendant, 
of, in, and to all that her equal; undivided moiety or 
half part share or interest in all that piece of land 
situate in, Woolloomooloo-street, in the Riley Estate, 
in the city of Sydney, bounded on the west side by 
the premises of John Walpole Ireland ; on the south 
side by Woolloomoploo-street aforesaid; on the 
east by the premises of Mr. Maloney; and on 
the north by a lane, which said piece of land 
is in indenture of conveyance from James John Riley 
to John Matthews, dated the first day. of June, 
1849, Reg. No. 925, Book 16, more particularly and 
accurately described ‘as all that piece or parcel of 
land containing by admsasurement 144 perches, a little 
more or less, situate, lying, and being in the Colon 
of New South Wales, in the county of Cumberland, 
in the eity of Sydney aforesaid, in ‘the’ parish of 
Alexandria: Bounded on the ‘south by Wéolloomoo- 


' loo-street, commencing at a point’ on the north’ side | 


thereof distant 46 feet westerly from the junction of 
Bourke-street» with’ Wovlloomooloo-stréeét, bearing 
west 1 degreé 14 minutes, north 48 feet 9 inches! on 
the west by a line bearing north 1 degree 14 minutes, 
east, 80)feet toa lane on the north, by) the said larie 
(16 feet wide), bearing east 1 degree 14 minutes, south 
48 feet Yinches; and on the east by a line bearing 
_ south 1 degree 14 minutes, west 40 feet, to the point 
of commencement, and which piece or parcel of land 
forms part of Block No. 26a of that portion of the 
ae state called or known as the Woolloomooloo 
state. 


And also all that piece of land situate in Burton-street, 
opposite Darlinghurst Gaol, in the city aforesaid 
Bounded on the north by Burtoa-street aforesaid, on: 
the west by Pal:mer-street, on the south by Vacuut 
land, and on the east by premises of one Henry 
Arkmstall, which said piece of land is in Indenture of 
Vouveyance, dated the 26th day of August, 1868, made 
between James John Riley of the ‘first part, Margaret 
Jones of the second part, and Thomas Spence (trustee) 
ot the third part, Reg. No 979, Book 109, more par- 
ticularly and uccurately described as,— All that parcel 


et of laud situate in the city of Syduey, parish of Alex- 
andra, in the connry of Cumberland, and Colony of 
New South Wales, feoi portion ut block Noy 2of the 


Compensation Grant 9 the ily Estate: Bounded 


798 


/NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT |GAZETTE, No;113. 13: Sepr, 1918. 





ou. west, by the east side of Palmer-street, commencing 
at its junction with the. 7 side of Burton-strret, 
and bearing southerly 37 feet; on the south by a lire 
bearing easterly 75 fest (a little more or less) to 
Arkinstall’s western, boundary; on the east b a iing 

bearivg uortherly 37 feet to Burton-street; and on thi 
north by Burton-street, bearing westerly 76 feet, to 

- “point of commencement. LOPT OA 
The above-described lands are subject to the following mort- 
gages :— sf Tete yecctt py ! 
1, From the defendant to the City Mutual Life Assurance So- 
ciety, Limited for £800, The Sheriff is informed that the 
_ sum ,of £48 2s, 11d (more or less) is now due on this 
mortgage, which is dated the 22nd July, 1907, Reg No, 
273, Book 833. : 

2. From the defendant to Henry John Matthews for £250, 
with interest at the rate of, 8 per cent, per annum, dated 
29th July, 1907, Reg. No. 314, Book 835, © ; 


Terms, Cash. as ri iy 
Cc. R. WALSH, 
rigtel surbls Sherif, 


rdovad at MOTO 
Oe nae a dal 28 
ne SODA Asa SAI 


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L: B. BeetRaMjy |: 
Plaintiff's Attorney, ¥ 
dt 153 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 





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LOST, from’ Judd’s Paddock Huritvillé, 'uhout we “of last 
; 4 q rion A Lain} 


J LAR 
month,—Chestnut pony gelding, branded “(blotched )y: 8 
years old, white star and snip, two fore and near hind fetlocks 


whitey!) 6.0) 
8G D. O'NEILL, BAY 
Westeria, Ridgewell-street, Lakemba. - 
765 wale FP M wall tot » hrm cr Fait al 38. 





LOST, from No, 238 Enmore-road, Newtown,—A dark-creamy 


‘pony, branded R§ on near shoulder,’ héw set of "sods? On 


him ; a gelding. Answers name 1 ied 15°) CP betel road! 
ny ys aioli Vance Seiwa, 
770 Tiki a ade? | sree ; : Pe 


LiF RPGS 





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cuir TOOT & 


LOST,—Brown! iidré ‘fron (Dural bhaddéd 7! nedd shouldes. 


£2 reward. to yf faut guroeti af 
9°R, RICE, 
" ) 48 College-sti; ‘Drummoyne.’ 
} tots red? | 


3s. 


nr by tate | 





Lmpoundiags, 





<7. Poundkeepers are reminded that Advertisements of 

Impounded Stock.are charged for at the rate of ONE HILLING 

ts 8 Like 4 BAHAR G ane . Meyer ath 

FOR RACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wr 

be inserted in the Gazette untess accompamed by a-remittaree 
muficient to coverthe cost of insertion. | nears ache 





ARMIDALE.—Impounded at. Armidale, on the 5th, day of 
‘September, 1918, from street, Miaepedtor lackwell :— 
Yellow-brindle heifer, indistinct brand before H near rump, 

3B years; oad Jadd aavig yderd at MOTOR 
If sh released, will be sold at this Pound ‘at noom on the 


3rd October, 1918. ath auilad mdeih of} + 
187) oT. FITZGERALD; Poundkeeper.;. 


749—15, 








BATHURST.—Impoutided ‘at Bathurst, on the 6th day of 
September, 1918, from O’Connell,.° by order “Mr, 8. 
McKibbins; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed 
owner to-release; sum’ due at date of notice, £1 :— 

Jersey bull, scar'on rump}'4 years. 

If not released, will be sold ‘at this Pound, at.noon on 

26th September, 1918. 

767—1s. 


BENDEMEER.—Impounded ‘at ‘Bendemeer, onthe beh day 
of September, 1918, from Sunnyside, by Thomus Kyan ; 
sum due at date of notice, 5s. 7d. :— 

Grey gelding,’ ] ‘over 4 near shoulder, like blotched brand off 
thigh, 9 years, ’15) hands. | ji BOITOW 

. If not. released, will be sold ‘at. this.Pound at. noon on the 


26th September, 1918. sind g EC] 
733—ls. E. FISHER, Poundkeeper.. . 
BINGARA.—Impounded at Bingara, on the! 6th day ,of Sep- 
tember, 1918, from: Keera Station, by!) H.R. Munro, 
Esquire ; sum due at date of notice. 6s: 6d. :— _ 
Red bullock, % 2S near ribs, Yo out top off ear, 5 years. 
hy wnatimelet cere ortilke be sola ot this Powud ab meu on the 


26th September, 1OL8, ts me 
J. BRIDGER, Poundkedber, 
we 


the 
G. STOKKS, Poundkeeper. 


793 — 1s. 


a 
ry 
* 


13 Seen, 1918) NeW SOUTH WATS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15. 


4641 





BRUSHGROVE.—Impounde 
of September, 1918, from {Wi 
shaw; sum due at date of notice, 5s. 3d. each :— 

Chestnut pony gelding, H near shoulder, unbroken, 3 years, 
13 bands. 

Bay gelding, unbranded, panreren, fe years, 14 hands, 

Brown mare, 2], near stiou] der, unbroken, aged, 14 hands! 
Also, on 26th August, by W. Wingfield , Coolah Creek; adver- 
tisement delayed, awaiting suppored owner to release :— - 

Brown or taffy-coloured maré, aged, good condition. 


26th September, 1918.6) ji ious) a} 
747—48, 9) visit ot ) Ge XAGER, Poundkeeper. . 


JO SHEE BOL OILY te 





aa ahatiop 8G al tj fee oper ead 

CANTERBURY.—Impounded at Canterbury, on the 5th 
day of September, 1918, from, Anglo-road, by Inspector 
Ferrett ; sum due at date of notice, 18s. 6d.:— 

Chestnut gelding; like: fQyover raN 
off hip-down, aged, about 16 hands, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the, 


26th September, 1918. 
751—ls. aire: 


2: 


'H. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 





If not rela HO sole ut this Pound at noon on the’ 


26th Septem 
740—ls. 


‘] 


er, 1918. 
i> 


iii} 








COROWATmypounded at’ Corowai, on the 21st day of August, 


1918, ‘from’ Municipality, by R. King, Inspector of 

Nuisances; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed 

owner to release; sum due at datie of notice, £1 11s. :— 
Brown harners’ géliding, FN over’ G near shoulder, aged, 


15 hands. : 

if wot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

19th September, 1918. | PALOVT I 
729—1s. 


H. CLAYTON, Poundkeeper.- 








CURRABUBULA:+Imponnded at Currabubula,.on the 6th 
day of September, 1918, from, Recreation Ground, by F, 
W. Bentley ; sum due at date of notice, 15s, 3d, :-— 


Red heifor, F) rear rump, piece out ears, about 1 year. 
Ta) 


If not reieused, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


26th September, 1918. Ve ey, 
796—I1s. W. EVELEIGH, Poundkeeper. 


HOWLONG,-—Impounded. at Howlong, on the 7th day of 
September, 1418, from Howlong Town Common, by J, 
Dalten, herdsman ; sum due at date of notice, 10s, i— 

Bay horse, like, D over # (blotched) near shoulder, J 1 off 
shoulder, scar on back, aged. 

If not releaged, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th September, 1918.0) es 

Coe Re allies 





_ D. BRANNAN, Poundkeeper. 








————— 





INVERELL,.—Impounded ‘at; Inverell, on the 30th day of 
August; '1918, from wheat erop, Bannockburn-road, by 
A. Jurd'; sum! due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— \ 
Jersey cow, PKN near rump, off horn broken) off, black 
head, fair condition, 7 years ; 19s. 10d. { 
Brindle baldy calf, progeny of above cow, no brands visible, 
3 months ; 19s. 6d. wel 
If not released, wiilgbe sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th September, 1918. 


741—2s. T, OLOUGHLAN, Poundkeeper, 


Le Male’ 


ont Dale By ated | 


bases ite; / 


near shoulder, white, face, 


766—-1s: 





mY VERDLL,— Impounded _ at Inverell, on the 4th day of 


oy Beptember gr Bob illean, by H. N. McLean, Keq ; 

mn pee duevat date of abies 63, 4d. :— aes 

Two merino ewes, no brands visible, various ear-marks, in full 
wool, 3 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


T. O’LOUGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 


| 26th Séptember, 1918. 
795—1s. 


vibpady i MASCOT.—Im ounded at Mascot, on the 5th da f -em- 
If not released, will be sold, at this Pound && noon on the |. P of, on the oth day of Septem 





ber, 1918, from George-street, Redfern, by Police, Red- 
fern ;, sum- due at date of notice, £1 12s, :— 


| Bay light-draught gelding, PM near shoulder, bald face, white 


on back, aged, 16 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


8. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeeper. 


| 19th September, 1918, 
7641 8. 





MEREW ETHER.—Impounded at Merewether, on the 3rd 
day of September, 1918, from Adamstown, by Adamstown 
Council ; sum due at date of notice, 8s. :— 


Brown or dark-hay pony, like Cc 2) near shoulder, rug attached, 
about 133 hands. 
_ (Tf not. relessed, will be soldat, this Pound at noon on the 


_ 19th September, 1915. 


T. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. 





/ QUBANBEYAN.— Impounded at, Queanbeyan, on the 7th 


day of September, $918, from Sheedy’s Paddock, Federal 
Lands, by P. Hardy ; sum, due at date of notice, 178. :— 
Bay gelding, like C near shoulder, lump on near knee, aged, 
about, 15 hands. 
Tf not, released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th: September, 1918, 
750—I1s, W. OLDFIELD, Acting Poundkeeper. 








day of September, 1918, from Federal Lands, Vuntroon, by 
Edward Ryan; sum due at date of notice, 98. 6d. each :— 


} Dark-brown or black gelding, branded “--! over JUL, white 


spots on back, abcut 9 years, 145 hands. 


- Dark-bay gelding, branded GJ over G or C, off hind fetlock 


-white, shod, about 7 years, 143 hands. 


| ¥ellow-bay gelding, branded {w, white spots on back and 


‘between hips, three shoes, aged, 15 hands. 
If not’ released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


' 19th September, 1918. 
| 724—3s. 


W. OLDFIELD, Acting Poundkeeper. 





SILVERVON.—Impounded at Silverton, on the 28rd day of 
August, 1918, from Silverton Temporary Common, by 
H, Bray, herdsman ; sum due at date of notice, 16s. 3d. :— 


) Grey gelding, like $2 on neck, aged. 


Lf not released, with be suld at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 
| 7380—1s. 


J. SUMMERTON, Poundkeeper. 











WARATAH.-Impound¢d at Waratah, on the 11th day of 


September, 1918, from Wickham, by Wickham Council ; 
sum die at date of notice, 9s. 6d. :— 
Bay mare; hike FBS near shoulder, hind feet white, star, 
aged, 18 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th: September, 1918. i) 
J. PROOTER, Poundkeeper. 





WEST MAITLANi).—Inipounded at West Maitland, on the 
29th day of August, 1918, from Bolwarra, by H. Mead ; 
suin due’at date of notice, 168: :— 


Brown saddle gelding, as over @ near shoulder, aged, 14% 


.» hands. 
Tf not: released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th September, 1918. 
Jol—tls. 


R ERRRBAN, Poundk: eper, 


4642 NEW, SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT, GAZETTE, No. 113, (13 Sepr., 1918, 


ar Zndustrial otices, é} 











[1599] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, , " 
U'o a Sydney, 3rd September, 1918. 5 
IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr: George Clifford Bodkin, 64. 
Queen Victoria Markets, Sydney, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Australian 
Workers’ Union,, and’ Mr. William Farrow, Foreman of Works, Engineer-in-Chief for 
‘Existing Lines Office, Bridge-street, Sydney,’ as the assessor to represent the interests of 
the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales,when the Court sits for the hearing of 
an application by the Australian Workers’ Union for the determination of certalm indus- 
_trial matters arising in and ‘in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Government Railways Group, No. 1 (Per. Way Wages Staff) Board, is constituted. 


T, ROLIN, 


(18/383.) ayy He Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial’ Arbitration. 
[15981,.42 , “ ng | Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918, 


“THE following Award of the Court, made in the exercise of the powers conferred on it 
by section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration; Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial 
matters arising and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Transport Group, No. 14 (Carters, &¢c., Cumberland) Board,;and Transport Group, No. 15 
(Retail Store’ Carters, &c.,. Cumberland) ‘Board,,are constituted (constitutions published 
respectivély at pages ‘7619 and 7620:of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 
1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, pages 241 and 242), and rescinding and replac-= 
ing the Awards of ‘the Transport Group,, No, 14 (Carters, &¢., Cuniberland) Board, 
published in Government Gazette of 7th April, 1916, .as varied by Order of the Court pub- 
lished in Government Gazette of 9th November, 1917, and of the Transport Group, No. 15 
(Retail Store Carters, &e., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette of 20th 
April, 1916, as varied by Award of the Board: published in Government Gazette of 4th 
August, 1916, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

FE. W. KITCHING, 

Industrial Registrar. 


_--——_-__—. 


IN (THD COURET or INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKHS. 
Nos. 377 and 378 ‘of 1918. 


Transport Group No. 14 (Carters, &e,°Cumberland) and the Transport Group No. 15 
(Retail Store Carters, &¢e,, Cumberland) Boards. Applications by the Trolley Draymen 
and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial Union of Employees. 

Thursday, the 5th day of September, 1918, 


AWARD, 

Grooms, Stablemen, and Yardmen in the county of Cumberland wr 
- \ ‘ 

(Referred to in this Award as Stablemen). 


1. Definitions. 
(d@) Weekly Hands. 


All employees under this Award. shall be deemed weekly hands, unless they come 
within the definition of casual hands: Provided that an employee may be “ put off” or may 
lenve his employment without notice during any week subject to the following eonditions :— 
In any week where a weekly employee works less than a full week, he shall be entitled to, _ 
casual rates for the actual days.worked by him during such week; also the day’s pay of a 
weekly hand in the, class in which he is working in respect of any holiday that falls in 
such week, except in cases where a, weekly employee leaves his employment of his own 
accord or loses time by his own default, he shall only be entitled to the weekly rates for 
the days worked by him, less the difference betwen casual and weekly rates for the other 
days of the week: Provided further. that where a:new weekly hand is “put on.”’,during a 
week, and continues in the same employment from one pay day to. the next, he shall not 
be entitled to casual rates for the portion of the first week worked by him if at the time 
of his engagement no other stablemen are “ standing off.” 

or the purpose of, this clause the working week shall end on pay day, or the day 
previous in the case of employers holding one day’s pay in hand. : 


(6) Casual Hands. 


A casual hand shall mean an employee engaged by the day and paid by the day. ! 


2. Hours. 
The ordinary working hours shall be as follows :— 
Weekly employees— 

(a) In yards where only one stableman is employed, the hours of working shall 
not exceed 563 hours per week. Such hours shall be worked as follows :—10 
hours per day, between 5.80 a.m. and 6.380 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive; 
and 64 hours on Saturday, between 5.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

(b) Where more than one stableman is employed, the hours of working, exclusive 
of meal times, shall not exceed:—Irom 1st October to 31st March, 554 hours 

| per week, limited to 9 hours and 55 minutes per day, between 5.30 a.m. and 
6.30 p.m., from Monday to Friday inclusive; and 6 hours between 5.30 a.m. 
and 1 p.m, on Saturday. From 1st April to 30th September, 54 hours per week, 
limited to 9 hours 36 minutes per day, between 6 a.m. and 6.80 p.m., from 
syle to Friday inclusive; and G hours on Saturday, between 6 a.m. and 
i p.m, 





18 Sxer,1918), NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113, 


(c) Or an employer may have the option of adopting in respect of all of his 
employees 524 hours per week, limited to 9 hours and 20 minutes per day, from 
Monday: to Friday inclusive; and 5 hours and 50 minutes on Saturday : Pros 
vided that where this option is exercised, the finishing time for one employee 
may be extended to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 2.30. p.m. Saturday t 
Provided also that the extended finishing time shall be worked by each 

‘ ’ employee in weekly rotation. . 

i (d) Night Stablemen.—The working hours of night stablemen shall not exceed 
thy 524 per week, to be worked in 6 shifts of 8 consecutive hours each, between 
Beer the hours of 7’ p.m. and 6 a.m., Monday to Sunday inclusive. ‘The intention of 

'. this clause is that a night stableman shall be free one night in seven. 

(e€) Night stablemen principally employed washing and greasing vehicles: The 
working hours, exclusive of one hour per night for meal times, shall not exceed 
45 per week, to be worked between the hours of 8 p.m. and 5 a.m., Monday to 

tus" Friday inclusive; and 1 p.m. and: 6 p.m. on Saturday. 

z (f) Within the limits prescribed in this clause each employer shall have the 

right to fix a starting time for each employee, alterable at seven days’ notice. 
hs The daily working hours fixed for weekly employees in this clause shall apply 
‘to casual employees. } 
(lt), Provided that Wm. Arnott, Ltd., Biscuit Manufacturers, may adopt the follow- 
Fi ing conditions in lieu of subclause (c) hereto :— 
‘ The said Company may employ two of its employees. washers, &c., from 
RE 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and from 8 p.m. on Sunday to 
5 am, on Monday; and further, that. the said Company may employ another 
i such employee from 5 p.m, to 2 a.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive, and 
Be: from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Sunday. } 
Ca Overtime pay shall be paid to such employees for all time worked outside 
the hours herein specified. 
Each employee shall be entitled within the times herein referred to, to one 
hour’s break ‘per day for meals. 


3. Meals. 


Where the starting time is earlier than 7 a.m., there shall be two breaks of one hour 
each for meals, and one break of one hour for breakfast on Saturday, provided that where 


the starting time is 7 a.m. or later, there shall only be one break for dinner, Monday to 
Friday inclusive, and no break on Saturday. 


4. Youths. 


The minimum rates of wages paid to youths shall be as follows :— 
Sixteen years of age, 26s. 6d. per week. 
Seventeen years of age, 29s. per week. 
BRighteen years of age, 31s. 6d. per week. 
Nineteen years of age, 34s. per week. < 
Twenty years of age, 39s. per week. 
5. Wages. f 
Weekly hands.— 
The minimum rates of wages shall be as follows :-— Fe 
Stablemen, 60s. 6d. per week. 
Night stablemen, 65s. 6d. per week. 
Night stablemen, principally employed washing and greasing vehicles, 63s. 6d. 4. 
Casual hands.— 
Stablemen, 10s. 7d. per day. 
Night stablemen, 11s. 7d. per night. 
is Night stablemen, principally employed washing and greasing vehicles, 11s. per shift. 


6. Overtime. 


All work done in excess of the hours hereinbefore specified, and before the fixed 
starting or after the fixed finishing time, shall be paid for at the following rates :-— 
Stablemen, 1s. 6d. per hour. 
Night stablemen, 1s. 8d. per hour. 
Night stablemen, principally employed washing and greasing vehicles, 1s. Td. per hour. 


7. Sunday and Holiday Work. 


All work done on Sundays and holidays by weekly or casual hands other than as 
provided for in subelause (d), clause 2, shall be paid for at overtime rates for the actual 
time worked, in addition to the minimum rate herein prescribed, except in casés where the 
stableman is called. upon to take a driver’s “turn on * at stable work, he shall only be 
entitled to the pay forfeited by the driver whose “ turn on ” he is taking, 


8. Pay Day. 


All wages shall be paid weekly on Thursday or Friday, as determined by the 
employer, but the day, on being fixed, shall not ‘be altered more often than once in three 
months: Provided that Messrs. A. Hordern and Sons, Limited, shall be allowed to continue 
their system of paying fortnightly. No employer shall hold more than one day’s wages in 
hand. 

9, Rent. : 

If any stableman fs required to live in a house owned by his employer, reasonable rent 
only shall be charged for the same, and in no case shall exceed 10s. per week: Provided 
that in yards where the house is attached to the stables, and a number of horses stabled 
in such stables is in excess of 40, the stableman living in such house, or living on stable 
premises shall be entitled to 5s, per week in addition to the minimum rate herein prescribed : 
Provided further that where lodging only is supplied by the employer, no deduction shall be 
made from wages herein prescribed for such lodging: Provided, also, where it is necessary 
that a stableman shall live on the premises of an employer, he may board and lodge with 
such employer, but shall not be charged more than 15s, per week for his board and lodging, 
and in such ease shall not be entitled to the said additional 5s. per week. 


10. Holidays. 
All gazetted public holidays within the county of Cumberland, and the picnie day 


of the Trolley Draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, shall be observed as 
holidays, and in all weeks where holidays fall, the weekly rate shall be paid without any 


deduction, 











és 


ai 
dary’ 
ae iigé of 21 years, when they shall receive £145 per’ annum, but’ shall not’ advante! ‘to ed 
th.'las 


Naw soot WALES GOVERMENT as Hott (4S 'Shw HS 18! 





eit te bi 30 PSQeve mi we Hae eh oy) 

“og etnias Of } ae Area and Duration. of Award, - anol 

- Dhiis inree rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport. Gronp, No. 14 (Carters, 
&e; Cumberland) Board, published in Government ‘Gazette No) 60 of the 7th April, 1916, 
ag varied by Order of the Court published in the! Government Gazette No. 198 of the 9th 
November, 1917, and the Award of the ‘Transport Group}'No, 15. (Retail: Store Carters, 
&c., Cumberland) Board published in Government Gazette No, 67 of the! 20th April, 1916, 
as varied by Award of Board published in Government Gazette No139 of the 4th August, 1916. 
It shall apply to all grooms, stablemen, and yardmen within the jurisdiction of the said 
Boards ‘throughout the: county of Cumberland, and shall take: effect fourteen! days after its 
publication im’ Government Gazette, and shall remain im foree’ for) two years thereafter: 
Provided! that/ either side may, after the Board-of nate has axea| ‘a mph ohiai apply for 
consequent ial =e of apn rate of wages. Ke ; 

CF UROL ; | Be Ri CURLEWIS, cf 

» Additional J nde he Filet cme ‘of Industrial Arbitration. 


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Industrial, Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 13th. il hy 1918. 


tre! following ‘Award of the Court, made in the exertise ‘of the’ powers: conferred on it 
by section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” ‘aevertntitine ‘certain industrial 
Battal are in and in relation to, the industries and’ canine $ in fespect.of which the 

vernment ‘Railways Group, No. 13 (Station- “Masters, &e.) can is constituted ‘¢consti- 
Fase publ nis 1 at. page TOOT of No, 224 of: Government we zette, ‘dated 21st December, 
i§t5—see also Fndustrial Gazette, vol. ix, page! 195) is puibiished ih Agcordance w with the 
provisions of the Act and the Reg sulations ‘thereunder. : 

he me RITCHTNG, 


BBM co delta WAR ey ad ra Pall shee “Industrial Registrar, 


b. MET vet} ry it it, po Wane 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL A RBITR abbot Ree | asin ee UNE 
a ee 4 I {(No. “287 of 1918,) 


cunesauieel. Reailrays., Bona’ No.4 13 (Station- -masters,. &e.),, Boma. “Application, ‘by the 
New) South, Wales Railway, and Erannyay Officers’ Association, Indusirial ‘Union, of 
' Employees. 


tpeis iia 


Thursday, the 5th day of ‘September, 1918. ah abi 
Railway Salaried Officers. 8 
Interim Award, ce tage eames | ae { nd 


. This Award shall come into force fourteén days; after iaabvieutien in, sds Ge bit 
ment Raa and shall continue until such time,,(net exceeding; three: years) jas ja new 
Award shall have been made.. This Award shall apply te salaried, officers of, the, Railway 
Commissioners for New South Wales, including clerks, station-masters,,, , yard-masters, 
night officers, relief officers, inspectors, sub-imspectors, and draftsmen, excepting such as 
are covered by the Award of the Government Railways Group, No. 13 Board, for, tramway 
clerical staff, &¢., published in Government Gazette No, 225, of 29th December, 1016, as 
varied by order of the Court gazetted 15th June, 1917 ; this Award: covering those salaried 
officers, only who were covered by the Railway Salaried Ollicers Award “gazetted 15th 
April, 1914, 


Clerical Division Cinciading Titectore Sub -Inspectors, and Teleoraph, Qpanators). 


yz ‘ fete 
, j i 


Classification and, Salaries, 


“The following shall be the classification and minimum an maximum sila ries to 

be = We to officers in their respective classes :— 
; Juniors— Ry a 

Up't6 17 years of age; £60 per'armum io out On ri 

After twelve months’ service, £80: per annum! esi eiil fe 1 49 “> yalhinte 

After two years’ service, £100 per annum. {. Ne) apts 

After three years’ service, £120 per annum. fo ure 

- 3) On reaching the age of 22 years, juniors who: esis had at least foi yeams): ger vice 

shall pass into the 7th class of the senior, division. 
4, All juniors entering the service after ‘their 7th birthday shall commence at a 
of £60 per annum and Vrecdive! an ‘annual increase of £20'per'annwn until théy reach 


83 ‘of the senior diy ision’ Na they have ae. four years’ service. Ato sary 


on ec Maximum ut 
5, Seniors— afi bi ra soya dunes 
ar £ £ 
i Special CASS. «oj. srercaw eg ee neers Siete va is! Wig A acellay =: © © pops AGO ak Le 500 _ 
sce at aS GOSS rs ciscsorieie ssveynit cTsenait he” fe Bo gatas pace chs cue Ee ane eee 
sidan, SPO SETS ce sai Oe tae hight catCe Cavde’ Ce Coe LOT on ene MEd TUE Qi COREE 
Pe eee GIAEB. ‘sie cna -rcesee fre eee a OCA. vie, Weel d pallial on oe IRE SORE? ERO: A Ite 
VUE CVABS: oc csco's cee eae are bo cesen ATOR tek Co ee ee ne a? nee uty 
ES TUD LAIR ai 5 ja;ces5 0/3: lain jlo eler at obec sh a Roe ead Ust sushalar eeacane overs os 230 sus 260 |! 
OEE GLAGSS):/.We> s e's) ol aiia, Several ote eS fareloene Bis eo g aio aise a.cs 3 190 ne 220 
Tth class vel.) Aut fea (e239, BSE fe, bth atid Lords R4Gpscsigllats ~A8Or 


et dla that, officers in the 7th class who have’ hot refused promotion: shall, after 


ral served twelve inonths on the aximuin silary for the 7th Glass) beadvanced (suli- 


eat I iff oe bea 


4 


“Jeck, to clanise 26) to the minimum salary for the 6th’ class, and’thereafter by ‘yearly incre- 


ments of, not less than £15 until the maximum salary of?’ such class be attained. - Refusal 


‘ofa, promotion. offered to be no bar to’ offer of promotion according to! ean eny in subse- 


quent Cases. AS they. may occur. ja 
6. Any officer who has completed’ or at any time hereafter’ shall: eonvmete five years’ 
serv on the senior clerical staff shall be paid the thaximum Salary’ for the Tth grade. 
. Clerks working at Darling Harbour on the 1 pn. to’ Span shift shall be! paid! £10 
per cadens in ea Ls to ae salary and inerements to which they are entitled under this 


ciatyres Es 


Hours of Employment. 


8, The Grainary! hours of employment shall not exceed 48 per. “week, 
9. In departments where the present custom is to work a less number of hours per 
week such custom shall continue, 


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Hic) NEW POWER WALES ROY ERIMENT GAFETER NG, 18. AMP 





10. Outside the metropolitan and suburban districts 96 hours per fortnight may be 
worked at the discretion of the Commissioners, but as” far’ as practicable | work shall be 
confined to 8 hours per day. 

11. No clerk shall work more than 10 hours in any one shift without overtime pay- 
ment. ; All hours in excess of 96 hours Der fortnight or 10 Rune in, one shift shall be paid 
for at overtime rates... 

12. Where the custom of wou ite less than 48 hours per brdak prevails either in the 
metropolitan or country districts no officer’ shall be’ paid overtime until he has worked 
more than 88 hours in one fortnight.) Provided that:in the case of officers usually working 
more than 88. hours and less than’ 96 hours per fortnight no overtime sna as be paid unless 
more than the usual number of hours per fortnight is worked. 


18. In all offices where the custom is to’ work Jess’ than’ 48 hours per week and 
_where a. recognised finishing time exists no officer’ shall be called upon to work beyond that 
time as a matter of course or daily routine. 


‘14. The hours of employment hereinbefore mentioned sh all. as as as practicable, be 
worked between 9 a.m. -and 6 p.m., but where the requirements of the service ¢all for work 
during other periods any. such periods may. be fixed by the Commissioners. Officers who. do 
jnot ordinarily .work on Sunday shall be paid for all time worked on, Seiibses at the rate 
Sof time and a half. ti fwwily « 
DGvertine. 


15. Overtime payments shall be made according, to _the foutp ete scale :— 
_ Where the ordinary finishing time is before 6 Das 
~ For all ‘work before 6 p.m., ordinar vy time. Fibs 
ok all work after 6 p.m., time, and one- quarter or ‘tea -hioney at the rate, of 28, if which- 
; <2 ever be. the greater. 
. | Where ‘the ordinary finishing or rostered finishing tine’ is, at. any other our. . 
8 Ror all work done after such finishing time, time and a ‘quarter, 


Station-masters, 'Yard-masters, Night Officers, ‘and Relief Officers. 


‘a. The. following shall be the classification of, station- masters and yard-masters and 
the silatien for the respective classesi— 4, ), 5) 


bereert 


“Minimum. ‘Maximum, 
H Te: bS if ; { ! ie i lt f ii £: i 2 Liye! 
syed sg se i Be) dil Ml Ra Ca eer ters. f oslele 614 peewioders ee soe? 420 hao edd 450i 
A Speer SP RLORB 44101419654 bie ofy onal Peeled bred 2008 - Bagchee efasdidis « dent 380; dj. 41.0 
ee Me ON OPT CLASS is. 5, «sade neta eaue stare das poems. biais blaie a bid «le O40 tise} BIO x, 
via 4 BIG, CLASS :.4 osc std yO. bla THsld- BHA side 4lo we ORE «fH 0s 1 S003 a vek B30 
BLY “by Abby Glass. c 5. xcerdsie bp. angirclascayere Thyid - eGR sind wardbloge Juty 260 eh ifest t51rBOO, 
PRMD CLANS: 5 0 cs SUN Gy Cees 9 Scene SU Mew ee QI ate Saad. 6 cc 220 aa 250 . 
GONE CLASH” 25 SRRUPERE UM. & wet ore cnc arena Miers thease are, «j= Meee, se 180 bs 210 


(17. Free quarters shall) be provided for station- Masters in addition to the above 
saalaries: aid in cases where no erates, are provided tthe following rent allow ance, in 
addition to salary, shall’ be paid j 

Special; 'first, and second classes, £60 per annum. 

Third, fourth, and fifth classes, £50. per annum.) +...) o) 4 

sheath class, £40 per annum. 
sii 18. The following shall be ;the Hipaniten How: of night ofticers: and relief eiticens> and 
the ‘Galavion for the FREELY P Masses ; _ 


: . Minimum. " Maxtinurai 
J bear at ynianiqar nibmioeeos £i) HI PEED GT 
Ist, Class» @. iia. ofbay da PET én Hades wh as die eases 260 {ter so2Bd 
2nd classi). .wuh. POOL abisite tes. otis. Siagmsiserw nad. ard 220 yunctt BO 
Srd clasSigevid’ . palerddelEOE. Oba iia Soe- Gab}. Ie. «aie Ago - i 210 
4th Class e234 yc qqeruy-'- Fai ts re ters oa he aioe ake cote 160 oe 180 


Hours. 


19. The ordinary w orking hours of station-masters, night officers, and relief officers 
_ shall-be 96. per fortnight,/ to be worked, as ‘fat as° practicable, in 8-hour Shifts bf not more 
than 10 hours over all. No officer shall, be rostered, for a longer shift than 10 hours, tobe 
worked in 12 hours ever all. Any time occupied by an officer in handing over shall not 
. be reckoned as time ‘Worked. eee ee? fy orth 
sides abate Overtime. 


20. Overtime at ‘the. rate of time and a quarter shall be paid for all time earhrd 
- in excess of 96 hours per fortnight. 
General Clauses. 
The following eoneril clauses shall apply to all officers ¢oy ‘red by this Award :— 
21.) fhe followang pe popecs aha ‘be! paid to alt officers when on duty away from 


‘home :— 
ta | i) For: officers engaged on regtlar relief duties: — i 
M y Rate per ‘week. 


Fate mibowy vitnh ° fy y 4[/ET'9 Purse 


Pe Officers in pati of salary ot £150 per annuni. and ov et for 

a -y HEME” WOCK ro crc ae et eee CG eT eu rated ate ec sau ans 2 bee © « aye oe) |G 
(b) Officers in receipt. of salary of £150 per anium and over’ for thet 
slags a a Rigs $Y IB A800 i 51 Sie edt MIR I ie A AIR lt Gr rd a if 2? 6 


“o) ) “(ey Officers in recéipt of salary of £150 per anninh and over after 
‘three weeks at oné place or station— 


BE Ch le Married: men 000 2S a) ee SEG LL 100 
imal  'Sindié men 226%, Sr: Fa ie ha Ed a i SG OGM BIE Of et ee 
: (d) Officers in receipt of a rite under £150 per annum for first oe 
BUCK. LAUR Si iret Aes HERG SOMO EC ESN ges sa 5 sees oles L2G 
'.¢e) Officers in receipt of a inte under wt oD per annum for second anil 
iin af opwtiindoweeke rl Vl. charm dee. a. hoi. oii. fii. gapleasiond.y nigurf 0,0; 
io (f) 0Officers in receipt Ay i a ebtetelt herve £150, per annum after three‘. 
» Weeks at. one place or station— © : rere crea 
eyit wet oMawrieds Men, 4.02.0 . av Wataah cig t Fatatye Biss Fate. ay it SLRS eh al 
Mastat otto shes lel PO LT Get. fet 


fed jot J Gils “phigkel amen), oes (boddive <1. s debra beh soe 


“4646 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [13 Seer, 1918, 





(y) Traffic relieving officers (rostered relief for Sunday time worked 
by station-masters and night officers) — ' 
Per day, 


esate, 

Outside SUDUTDAT AAROH fel st sibs cre eres SRI STe Ia ee co teste ote 0 4 6 
2, Inside suburban area or where ete ie one meal is 

involveds. Husii7& Bl. cretebt. gingel. Usk saterete. Tella ieia’s sath le alelels 0 EZ 9 


(ii) For ofticers not on regular relief staff when aw ay from ‘home duty :— : 
(w) Officers in receipt of a salary of £200 and under £450 per annum 0 10 0 


(>) Officers in receipt of £150 and under £200 per annum ........... 0 8 O 
(c) Officers in receipt of a salary less than £150 per annum ........ Ore: 
(d) In cases where absence from duty for part of a day involves pay- 

MEDt., FOL OWE: WICH wicks w sho sapracshetcue\9.5a* 2, pinkoiele Come ene el: fs) 6,)s1.5 48 OF 2 0 


22. Any ofticer relieving in one position in a higher class for a period exceeding one 
palendar month shall receive at least the minimum salary for that higher class for the 
period of such excess. 

23. Officers permanently stationed or relieving for a longer period than one week 
‘north-west of Werris Creek, south-west of Narrandera, including the Jerilderie branch 
line, and west of Dubbo shall, in addition to the salaries hereinbefore provided, be paid 
a climatic allowance in addition to their ordinary salary as follows :— 

Single men, £10 per annum. 
Married men, £15 per annum. 

24. Officers shall be graded in the different classes by the Commissioners, but any 
officer promoted to the position of night officer or relief officer shall commence in the lowest 
grade of such class, and night officers and relief officers shall receive preference over 
“the clerical staff in filling vacancies arising in the staff of station-masters. Porters trans- 
ferred to the senior ¢lerical division shall commence in the 7th class thereof. Adyance- 
ment from class to class shall, as far as the efficient working of the service will permit, 
be aecer ding to seniority. 

25. After having been in receipt of any particular salary,for twelve months, each 
adult aiicer shall (subject to clause 4) receive an increment of not less than £15 per 
annum until he reaches the maximum of his class. Provided that in cases where an 
officer is within a lesser amount than £15 of the maximum of his grade the’ lesser amount 
shall be paid. 

26. Such increases may be withheld if the head of the department is of opinion 
that through misconduct, lack of interest in his work, or for other: good reason such incre- 
ment shall not be paid.. Each. ofiicer shall. be entitled to a statement in writing of the 
reasons for the -withholding of. his annual increment. 

2T. This Award is made: on the understanding that -all existing prigiier ds as to sick 
leave, annual pola and -railway passes shall continue during the currency of this 


AW ard, | 
T. ROLIN, 2 Ts 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial ernie ion. 
[1576] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise ‘of the powers conferred on it 
by section 14 of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial 
‘matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Transport Group, No. 12 (Steremen, Newcastle) Board, is constituted (constitution OTS 
lished at page 7619 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 240), and rescinding and replacing the Award re 
the said Board published in Government Gazette of 7th April, 1916, as varied by Award 
of the said Board published in Government Gazette of 13th October, 1916, is published in 
accordance with .the Nida of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


: F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 1,791.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
me No, 296 of 1918. 
. Transport Group, No. 12 (Storemen, Newcastle) Board. 


Application by the Newcastle and District Storemen and Packers’ Union, New South 
Wales, an Industrial Union of Employees. 


Thursday, the 22nd day of August, 1918. ; 
a eee ‘AWARD. aR 
t “3 Storemen and Packers, Newcastle and Maitland. 
ikgiber’ 1. Hours. 


(a) Wholesale establishments, except as herein provided, 48 hours per week, limited 
to 8% hours daily between 7.30 a.m. and 5.80 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and 4% 
hours between 7.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. on Saturday. 

Provided that employees necessary for handling dairy produce may be started at 
6,30 a.m., Monday to Saturday inclusive. 

Provided further that Peters American Delicacy Company, Limited, and its 
employees are exempt from the starting times hereinbefore prescribed. 

(b) Retail establishments, 48 hours per week, limited to 8% hours between 8S a.m. 
and 6 p.m., Monday to Thursday inclusive, 103 hours between 8 a.m. avd 9 p.m. on the 
usual late shopping night, and 4g hours between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

(c) Hach employer shall have the right within the limits herein prescribed to fix 
starting times of his employees; such times on being fixed shall not be altered without 
14 days’ notice. 

2. Meal Hours. 


There shall be a break of one hour for dinner each day, between 12 noon and 2 p.m. 
Monday to Friday inclusive, and no break on Saturday. Where an employee is called 
to work after his usual finishing time he shall, except as provided in clause 6, be allowed 
one hour immediately following such time for tea. Where the Beane time is before 
7 a.m. there shall be a break of one hour between 7.30 a.m. and 9 a.m. for breakfast. 
In retail establishments where “late night’ is worked, one hour shall be allowed for tea 
between 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 


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3. Wages. 

He. The minimum rate of pay shall be as follows :— 
(a) Weekly hands.— 
i Storeman and packer, or storeman or packer, £8 1s. per week. 
Storeman or packer, or stoveman and packer in charge of two or more men (two 

youths to count as ohe man), £3 7s. per week. 
Employee in charge of less than two eniployees, £3 4s. per week. 

Provided that nothing in this subclause shall apply to employees who are 

principally engaged in the direction and control of ‘other employees, ; 

Youths under the age of 16 years, 15s. per week; at 16 years, 16s. per week; 


( at 17 years, 25s. per week; at 18 years, 32s. 6d. per week; at 19 years, 40s. 
; _ per week; at 20 years, 46s. per week; at 21 vears, 61s. per week. 


(0) Casual hands, 1s. 9d. per hour, with a minimum of 3s., provided that where 
a casual hand is put on during the last working hour of any day, and continues in the 
same employment on the following working day, the said minimum of 3s. shall not apply 
All money due shall be paid directly the engagement terminates, except in cases where 
'the work terminates outside the earliest and latest hours mentioned in clause 1; 
e a 4 . > . > 
in such case payment shall be made after 9 a.m. the following morning within half an 
hour of the employee making application. 
Youth Labour. 
4, No youth under 19 years of age to be called upon to stack goods weighing over 
-~ " . . “¢e . . ‘- = 
75 Ib. more than three high, or to lift or carry without assistance goods weighing over 
1 hundredweight: Provided that nothing in this clause shall prevent a youth from trucking 
goods weighing in excess of the weights herein mentioned. 
Overtime. 


5. Overtime shall be paid to all employees under this Award at the rate of time 
and a half for all work done before the fixed starting or after the fixed finishing time. 

Provided that on Saturday after 12.30 p.m. in wholesale and 1 p.m. in retail establish- 
ments, the rate shall be 3s. per hour for adults and double time for youths; provided also 
that on one Saturday in eachvhalf year the employer may (for the purpose of stocktaking) 
work his employees until 5 p.m. at ordinary overtime rates. After 5 p.m. the said rate 
of 3s. per hour for adults and double time for youths shall apply. 

For the purpose of computing overtime 5 to 15 minutes shall be reckoned as a 
quarter of an hour, 16 to 30 minutes as half an hour, 31 to 60 minutes as an hour. 

Rates for Working Meal Hours. 


6. Employees called upon to work during their meal hour shall be paid double 

ordinary time extra. 

Provided that where work continues for not more than one hour after the usual 
finishing time, the rate herein shall not apply, but if one hour be exceeded meal hour rate 
shall be paid for the first hour worked. 

; Definition and Engagement. 

7. A casual hand is an employee engaged by the hour and paid by the hour, and 
who may be discharged or leave at any moment. 

A weekly hand is an employee engaged by the week and paid by the week, and whose 
engagement shall be terminable by one week’s notice on either side, or in lieu of such 
notice ohe week’s pay. 

Holidays. 

8. The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good’ Friday, Haster 
Monday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Newcastle Hight-hour Day, King’s Birthday, Christ- 
mas Day, Boxing Day are observed, shall be holidays. 

Employees within a radius of 10 miles round the Newcastle Post and Telegraph 
Office shall be allowed off at 1 p.m. on the day on which the official opening of the New- 
castle’ Show takes place. Employees in the towns of Hast and West Maitland, other 
than those in retail establishments, shall be allowed off at 1 p.m. on the day on which 
the official opening of the Maitland Show takes place. 

In such weeks as the foregoing holidays fall, no deductions therefor shall be made 
from a weekly employee’s wage. 

Holiday and Sunday Rates of Pay. 

9. For all time worked on Christmas Day, Good Friday, and Sunday, the rate of 
pay shall be 5s. per hour, except in the case of youths under the age of 21 years, in such 
case the rate of pay shall be treble ordinary rates, and for all time worked on prescribed 
holidays other than those hereinbefore mentioned the rate of pay shall be 8s. per hour 
for adults and double time for youths. 

The foregoing rates are in addition to the weekly wage. 

Pay-day. 

10, Pay-day shall be at the option of the employer any day of the week except 
Saturday. 

Ascertainment of Age. 

11. In all eases where the actual age of an employee cannot be definitely ascertained 
by reasonable efforts the employer shall have the right to accept from the employee a 
statutory declaration setting out the date of such employee's birth, 

Preference, 

12, Preference shall be given to members of the Newcastle and District Storemer 
and Packers’ Union, New South Wales, over other persons offering their labour at the 
same time, other things being equal, such preference not to apply in the case of returned 
soldiers. 

Duration of Award. 

13. This Award shall apply to all storemen and packers employed within a radius 

of 10 miles round the Post and Telegraph Office, Neweastle, and all storemen and packers 


(other than those in retail establishments) in the towns of Hast and West Maitland,: 


excepting in both areas those employed in wholesale drug warehouses and in the wool 
and produce stores of Dalgety and Company, Limited, and of Gibbs, Bright, and ( ompany, 
at Newcastle. It rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 12 (Store- 
men, Newcastle) Board, published in Government Gazette of 7th April, 1916, as varied 
by Award of the said Board published in Government Gazette of 13th October, 1916. 
Tt shall take effect fourteen days after publication, and shall remain in operation for 


two years. 
H. R. CURLEWIS, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
Mo. 113, 13 SepreusEr, 1918.—11, 





4648 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 113. [18 Serr. 1918. 








[1597] ee Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 14 (Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board, is constituted (constitution published 
at page 7619 of No, 224 of Government Gazette dated 21st December, 1915—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 241), and rescinding and replacing the Award of the 
said Board, published in Government Gazette of 12th May, 1916, is puylished in accordance 
with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,794.) - Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF EN ARBITRATION, poblt eOvaad Wee: 
No. 379 of 1918. Liew) 


Transport Group, No. 14 (Carters, &¢., Cumberland) Board. Application by the Trolly, 
Draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial Union of Employees. 


Wednesday, the 4th day of September, 1918. 


AWARD. 
Loaders of Trolleys, &¢., in the county of Cumberland. 


1. Hours. 


The ordinary working hours shall be as follows :— 

(a) Loaders with Turnouts.—Monday to Briday inclusive: Starting time, 7.30 a.m. 
finishing time, 6 p.m. Saturday: Starting time, 7.30:a.mv; tae tine, Lep; m. 
Starting and finishing times shall be at stable. 

(b) Ordinary Loaders. Monday to Friday inclusive: Starting time, 8 a. m. Baniatine 

time, 5.80 p.m. Saturday: Starting time, 8 a.m.;. finishing time, 12.30 p. Mm. | Start- 
ing time shall be at locality of loading, and finishing time at yard or oflice where 
employees are required to report at either of such places.: 

(c) Early Start.—In cases where loading commences before S a.m. employers shall, 
in respect of such of their employees as are employed in connection with such 
loading, have the option, of adopting 6.50 a.m. as starting time for loaders with 
turnouts, and 7 a.m. for ordinary loaders. 

‘}) Signing Off.—A loader may leaye the wharf or locality of loading as soon as he 
hi is completed his loading and covered all goods necessary to cover. In the case 
of “ordinary loaders” signing off may be done at the office or yard ‘as may be 
determined by the employer. ‘Tf on arriving at the office or yard, as the case may 
be, an employee is detained for more than fifteen minutes, he shall be paid 6d. for 
each quarter of an hour or part thereof while so detained. 

Loaders with turnouts shall sign off at their respective yards. 





2. Meals. 


There shall be a break of one hour daily for dinner, Monday to Friday inclusive, 
and no break on Saturday. 

Provided that in cases where the “early start” as prescribed in subclause (c), 
clause 1, is adopted, there shall also be a break of one hour for breakfast. 


3. Wages. 


The minimum wages shall be as follows :— 
(a) Weekly Hands.—Loaders with turnouts, £8 18s. per week; oxdinary, loaders, £5 
15s. per week. 
(db) Casual Hands.—Both classes of loaders, 1s. 9d. per hour. 


4. Overtime. 


All work done before the fixed starting time and after the fixed finishing time shall 
be paid for at the rate of 2s. 3d. per hour. 


5. Terms of Employment. 


(a) Weekly hands shall be engaged by the week and paid by the week. The engage- 
ment of weekly hands may be terminated on pay day by either side without prior notice. 

(0) Casual hands shall. be employees performing the full duties of a loader and 
whose period of engagement is for less than one week. 


6. Holidays. 

All statutory and gazetted public holidays within the county of Cumberland and the 
Picnic Day of the Trolly, Draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs shall be 
holidays in the industry; and in weeks during which such holidays ifall no: deduction 
therefor shall be made from the wages of weekly hands: “Por work done on such holidays 
overtime rates shall be paid in addition to the weekly wage. For work done: on Sundays 
the rate of pay shall be 8s. per hour. 


7. Loaders’ Books. 
Loaders’ books shall be, as far as possible, entered up in the office. 


S. Area and Duration of Award. 

This Atvard rescinds and veplaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 14 
(Carters, &¢&, Cumberland) Board, published in Government, Gazette No. 83 of the 12th 
May. 1916. It shalb apply to all:lonaders of trollys, drays, and carts, &¢,, within the juris- 
Giction of the said Board throughout the county of Cumberland, and shall take eftect 
fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, and shall remain’in force 
for two years thereafter: Provided that either side may, after the Board of ‘Trade has 
fixed a living wage, apply for consequential.variations of the rates of Wages. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


13 Sarr. Sxer. 71918) BREW Cea WALES COVER AMENT GAZETTE, Ho. Le 4649 
Ce Ss 1% # 4 rovty | ts Al 34 met xyse 


[1594] ep custriat Registrar’s Office, 
eee. Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in the exercise of ‘the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912”, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in. and. in relation to the industry of Plastering—Shop-hands and Casters, is 
pabpabed in aqcondance with the provisions of Seen, 25 ot ther Act.’ Sl gMS 


wigh | F. W. ‘KITCHING, 
(No. es ; ‘Industrial ESeuir wy: 


eke Wy 
4 


IN Tey PAE a INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, ay Soe WALES. 
; : No. 359 of 1918. 7 ae 
ApDHCat oe by the New South Wales Association of Operative empha (an industrial 


union of employees). Hedive Dinainiarh «an taiy 
areas the 22nd “aay of A August, 1918, 
4 5 SE fas ae eG IRE 4h 
“Awanp. " 
oe: Dastering Industry—Shoy pHands and Casters OS ae 


we aks abe if iinet s May Cg TER EUPKE Pa Awe? = Poe ai 


4: ves, and ‘Applicatiot: 


This Award shall apply to all persons employed as Shop-hands and Casters in the 
plastering industry throughout the State oF New: South *Wales;exeluding ithe’ ‘county of 
Pence m bane, 
pes eta henal 2, Hours ‘of Labour. 


Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week's work, and shall be worked as follows :— 
8% hours per day from Mondays to-Fridays, both days inclusive, and-4} hours on, Saturdays. 
These hours shall constitute an ordinary day’s work. ‘Such hours shall be worked ‘between 
the hours of 7.30 a.m. and noon, and 12.45, p.m..,and 5 p.m., Mondays to Fridays, both days 
inclusive, aan, between 7.30 a.m. and 11.45 a.m. on Saturdays. 
‘Provided that’ by agreement between’ an ‘employer: and :his employee the working day 
may begin at 6 a.m. or any time between ‘that hour and '7.30: a.m), and the working time 
shall begin to run from the time so fixed. 


3. Wages. 


The minimum rate of*wage for Shop-hands and. Casters..shall. be. as, Seger we 
all Shop hands who shall be able or required to do any work required in a modellér’s or “~~ 
fibrous plaster shop, the rate of pay shall be 1s. 9d, per hour. 

Shop-hands shall mean a competent tradesman able to interpret plans and details, and 

*-to work from them in the preparation of the ground: work for ‘the modeller, and also able 
to cut and mount moulds: necessary for. the making ‘of any plasterers’ mouldings or orna- 
mental work, and, in addition, be able to make piece: and ‘gelatine;:moulds, 

Journeymen casters shall be paid 1s. 44d. per hours) <° 1): 

The following rates shall be paid, to casters starting as Beehine re :—First year, £1 5s. 

.per week; second year,:£2 per week; fied year, £2) 15s. ‘per-week; and chegeatten as 430. 
per hour. 

When a easter is employed on any shop-hand’s work, he shall oe paid at the rate of 
Is. od. per hour, All casters shall be required to: keep theix moulds in order. | 

: One junior caster, shall be allowed to every three or fraction of three piewechons 


‘4. Payment of Wages. j 


(a) Payment of wages shall’ be ‘made weekly, if at the shop, within fifteen minutes 
of leaving off ‘time; if delayed: beyond fifteen: minutes after such time, the eiiploy ee! shill 
be paid overtime, with a minimum, of fifteen minutes. 

(b) When payment is made elsewhere than at the shop, employees shall be aawen a 
reasonable time, not exceeding one-hour, to enable them to be feld at the pay-office, or at 
po sone place that may be agreed upen. 

« (¢e). Provided always that.an employer may retain one day’ Ss wages in hand. 

(ad) When an employee is discharged he shall then be paid. the wages due to him. 

(e) On either side one hour’s notice shall be given LS terminate employment, or one 
hour’s pay shall be paid or forfeited in lieu thereof. ;.°°™ ae ithoy 

’  (f) Within the ‘metropolitan ‘area, when an Uaioe ee tantlidatee his eniplbyinbst 
and gives one‘hour’s notice; he shal then be paid the wages due to- pete or a money order 
ioe ers same sl be posted. to hi, within twenty Sour fet $ F ek 
an “ Overtime. 

After 8? hours have been worked on any week day other than Saturdays, and after 
-43 hours have been worked on*Saturdays, overtime shall begin, and shall be-paid for ‘at the 

following rates :—For. the first two: hours, time and a half, and thereafter double time. 

When an employee is:required to!work overtime for, more than one hour on any day’ 

he shall be: entitled. to: receive twenty-four hours’ notice thereof, or in default of notice 
shall be paid a sum of not less than.one shilling (1s.) as the cost of a meal. 

Overtime at the same rates shall be paid for all! work done outside the ordinary 

mre hours, fixed or aa a accordance with clause 2 se le 


“4. Sundays and Holidays. 


Double time shall be paid for all’work done on Sundays and the following holidays 
only :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, 
Christmas Day, and Boxing, Day. _The day observed as) Hight-hour Day shall, be a holiday 
in the metropolis, and any day similarly, observed in any city or town of the/ State shall be 
a holiday’ in such city or town, Provided ‘also that if, in the metropolis. or any city or 
town of the State, a day is set‘apart for a general building, trades’ picnic, and is agreed to 
as such by: the Building Trades’ Federation, and provided that the employer! receives due 
“notice thereof, such day shall ‘be classed as a holiday, and: be paid: ifon, if worked, at: double 


rates. 
7. Travelling Time icy: Country Work). 


apie a man is sit from a shop to a job, the employer shall pay all tr avelling time. 


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&. Fares. 
., When a man is sent from a shop to a job, the employer shall pay all fares incurred. 


9. Country Work. 
Should an employee be sent to any country work he shall be paid an allowance of 
two shillings per day extra for each and every day except Sundays, until the termination 


of the job, in addition to the ordinary rate of wage, and the employer shall provide suitable 
sleeping accommodation, where suitable lodging is not otherwise available, within 2 miles 


(13 Seer, 1918, 


of the job. 


The fare to and from a country job shall be paid by the employer in every case, and 
in the event of work not being ready on arrival of employee he shall be paid as if actually 


at work. 


The time spent travelling to and from a country job shall be paid for at ordinary 
rates, and no employee shall .receive more than a day’s wages for any day spent in travel- 
ling, though the hours spent on such days exceed the hours fixed by this Award, unless the 
employee is on the same day engaged in working for his employer. 

Fares and travelling time shall be paid for once only, unless the employee is recalled 
by the employer and sent again to the job, when it shall be paid each time this happens. 


10. Sanitation. 
The employer shall provide all necessary sanitary accommodation, boiling water for 


meals, and also a room for meals. 


No ipiece-work shall be allowed. 
Bear. 


11. Piece-work. 


12. Preference. 


As between members of the New South Wales Association of Operative Plasterers, 
and other persons offering their labour at the same time, such members shall be employed 
in preference to such other persons, other things being equal, provided that there shall be 


no preference as against returned soldiers. 


13. Duration. 


This Award shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and remain in force till the 12th July, 1920. 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





{1804} Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


H's Exceliency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘“‘Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act, 1912,’ he has been pleased, with the advice of 
the ixecutive Council, to appoint 
xeorge Whitfeld, Esquire, Acting Under Secretary, 
Department of the Attorney-General and of 
Justice, 
to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Govern- 
ment, in the matter of the Petition presented on the 
part of McCarron, Stewart, & Co., Limited, of Goul- 
burn-street, Sydney, printers, as to a certain claim or 
demand which they deem themselves to have against 


the Government. 
DAVID R. HALL. 


APPOINTMENT. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officer being appointed an In- 
spector under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria, No. 12), 
viz. :— 

Second Class Constable Leslie John Oakman, stationed 


at Marrar, vice Constable Barber, resigned, as 
from 21st August, 1918. 


[E.M. 511] 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 











[1593] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 
“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“WAIT-A-WHILE TANK.”’ 


Berrigan Shire. 
Revocation or EstaBLisHMENT or Pustic WatErIna 


yy 


Pract No. 7 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Kxecutive Council, hereby directs it to be 
notified that the establishment of Wait-a-While Tank 
p.w.p, 735, notified in Government Gazette of 13th 
December, 1911, is hereby revoked, pursuant to the 
provisions of the abovenamed Act. 

[Papers P. 1918-750-396] 

R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works, 
[Pricz, 6d.] 


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CONTENTS. 
Proclamations Bb ike 


PAGE 
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4532 

4533, 4650 

4534, 4650 


Local Government Notices Ed a ae eee 
Appointment of Royal Commission cs 
Appointments, &ec. ... 

Government Notices oa Mise : 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner ... 


4552 
Notices under Real Property Act a as 4553 
Applications for Licenses under Water Act, 1912 4553 
Water Act, 1912... AY aes a eee wee =4554 
Mungyer Bore Water Trust a = wee 4554 
Acts of Parliament Assented to... ... 4534, 4554 
Public Service Notices as 44 eee 4554 
Government Railways and Tramways—Saie of Lost 
and Unclaimed Property _... Bs! ie vee 4555 
Government Railways and Tramways—Election of 
Members of Appeals Board ... as 500 ue 4556 
Cattle-slaughtering and Diseased Animals Act— 
Inspectors under ais #53 Bee sat .. 4556 
Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906— 
Newcastle Sewerage . 3] iG ser we ©4556 
Courts of Appeal against Assessments for Water Rates 4556 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes 200 vv 4556 
Court Notices “a e03 bie ere wee 4587 
Tenders abil <pthbe ho Aoweise byes 4557 
Oyster Culture Leases... 1 iis sow wee 4560 
Stock Act, 1901—Horse and Cattle Brands for 1918... 4561 
District Courts 513 aes : coe 4582 
Electoral Appointments, &c. . « =4583 
Licenses under Explosives Act : .. 4584 
Quarterly Licensing Courts 4586 
Mines Department Notices tee . 4987 
Lands Department Notices as «. 4591 
Private Advertisements ... vee 4633 
Impoundings ase eee 4640 
Industrial Notices .., asd ee 4642 


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No. 114.] FRIDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER. : [1918. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE. | HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the’ 


Aot 1909 3 Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
teh ik Pa Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty 


oxi Pena. 4 act as Clerk of Fatty Sessions at 

OINTMENTS. Armidale, during the absence of Mr. EK. M, Cohen, 

ee is on leave,—from the 5th September, 1918; also 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 


rae eS a ee ot ae bee AS i é i ; the Police 
HIS Excellency the, Governor with the advice of the Armidale, to act only at such times as the Poli 
Executive Council, and ‘upon. thé recommendation of neon a ENS ae the duty ' met 
TU GERE bere Satd AE Boon disased to appotat rar 0 irths,, Deaths, and) Marriages for the 
the Public Beaks poste aa Orea © tte As District of Armidale, at Armidale, and Registrar 


Mr. Percival. Edward. Brownrigg Barnett, Crown of the Court ‘of Review at that place under 
'» Land Agent, Wellington, to be Clerk of Petty the “Land and Incomé Tax Assessmient . Act’ of 
Sessions also at that place, vice Mr. H, M. Black- * 7895,” and Regulations thereunder,—from ‘tlie 
more, promoted,—from the 6th August, 1918. Same date. ; 
Mr: Spird Marcolino, Crown Land Agent, Port Mac- | Mr. Charles James Coghlan, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
quarie, té be Clerk of Petty Sessions also at that Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
place, vice Mr... A. B. Ranclaud;—from the 5th at ‘Wollongong, during the absence of Mr. 
September, 1918; also to be District Registrar in R. G. Green, on leave,—from the 9th Sep- 
Bankruptcy at Port Macquarie (to act only at tember, 1918; also'to act as District Registrar in 
‘such times) as the Police Magistrate is. unable to Bankruptcy at Wollongong, to act only at such 
perform the duty), Assistant Registrar of Births, times as the Stipendiary Magistrate 1s unable to 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of The perform the duty, Registrar of Births, Deaths, 


Hastings and The Macleay, at Port Macquarie, and Marriages for the District of Illawarra, and 

Registrar of the District Court and of the Court Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 

of Review, at that place under the “Land and riages for the District of Woronora, at Wollon- 

Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,’? and Reow- gong, and Registrar of, the Court of Review at 

lations thereunder,—from the same date. that place under the ‘‘Land_and Income Tax 
Se t Froderick Wi : | - Assessment Act of 1895,’ and Regulations there- 
Sergean rederick William Dolman to be Acting under,—from the same date. 


Clerk; of Petty Sessions at, Hargraves, vice Con- Constdble James Ellis to be Acting Clerk of Petty 

; Sessions at liarsdens, during the absence of Con- 

Mr. Aibert Jtilius Lewis to be Junior Clerk, on pro- stable Druitt, on leave,;--from the 11th Septem- 
bation for twelve months, in the District Court | ber, 1918. deo 
Office, Sydney,—from the 1st September, 1918. JOHN GARLAND. 


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APPOINTMENT. 
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. Herbert John Lamble, Assistant Immigration 
Officer, Immigration and Tourist Bureau, Pre- 
mier’s Department, to the position of Manager of 
the ‘‘Hotel Kosciusko,’’ Immigration and Tourist 
Bureau, Premier’s Department,—as from the Ist 


May, 1918. 
W. A. HOLMAN. 





DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following appointments : — 


Mr. Hamilton Erskine Gibbes, Crown Land Agent for 
the Land District of Nyngan, to the position of 
First Clerk, Land Board Office, Forbes,—to take 
effect from the 14th August, 1918 (Minl, 1918- 
5,671). 

Mr. Gysbert Bongers, Clerk, Department of Public 
Works, to the position of Stores Clerk, Head 
Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 
the 12th August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,672). 

Mr. Archibald Leo Cashman, Junior Clerk, on pro- 
bation,. Crown land Agent’s Office, Parkes, as 
Junior Clerk, on probation, Land Board Office, 
Forbes,—to take effect from the 9th August, 1918 
(Minl. 1918-5,674). 

Mr. Arnold Albert Heany, Junior Clerk, on probation 
Head Office, Department of Lands, as Junior 


Clerk, on probation, Land Board Office,.Dubbo,+— | 


to take effect from the Ist August, 1918 (Minl 
1918-5,675). ah ee ae 8 (Minl. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 


HIS Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointments of the under-mentioned Officers in the 
Dredge Service, Department of Public Works, such 
appointments to take effect from the dates specified. 
R, T. BALL, 


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er: epronous recone Date from which 
Name. position, position. genes a 
Wallbridge, Leonard Seaman -| Winchman ..| 23 Nov., 1017. 
avid. 
Thomas, George Levi -| Seaman -| Winchman ..| 1 Dec., 1917. 





(In lieu of and in substitution for notice which ap- 
peared in Supplement to Government Gazette No. 
108 of 30th August, 1918, in so far as it relates to the 
above appointments). 





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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Txceilency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned teachers to the schools and posi- 
tions specified in. connection with their respective 
names :— 


Teacher on Probation.—Miss R. Buckland, to Yaven 
Creek. 


Assistants on Probation.—Miss H. McCredie, to 
Cleveland-street; Mr. J. H. Stinson, to Erskineville ; 
Miss 1. Blackwell, to Bourke-street; Miss E. : 
Abeil, to Laurieton; Mrs. KE. McCarron, to Dubbo; 
Mr. J. Lowry, to Balmain (relieving) ; Miss ©. Leaver, 
to Randwick (relieving); Miss EK. Reddy, to Tam- 
worth ; Miss M. Balinski, to Pyrmont (relieving); Mr. 
V. C. Gale, to Waterloo (relieving). 


Exz-Students.—Miss M. Cowie, to Leichhardt; Miss 
K. O. Dreyer, to Kempsey West, 

Teacher of Needlework, on Probation.—Mrs. P, 
Eggins, to Mayfield. 

Assistant Teacher of Needlework, on Probation.— 
Mrs. A. G. Collier, to Petersham, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 114. 


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[13 Sepr., 1918. 


HIS Exceilency the Governor, with the advice of th ! 
Wxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation ov 
the Public Service Board, in pursuance of the provi-~ 
sions of section 49 of the ‘“‘Public Service Act, 1902,” 
has been pleased to appoint 


Miss Clara Lillian Ruddle (Assistant Instructor-in- 
Charge of Training Home, Industrial School for 
Girls, Parramatta) as Senior Instructor, Indus- 
trial School for Girls, Parramatta ; 

Miss Mary Josephine Paton (Fifth Instructor, on 
probation, Industrial School for Girls, Parra- 
matta) as Second Instructor, Industrial School 
for Girls, Parramatta; 

Miss Ethel May Parr (Fourth Instructor, on proba- 
tion, Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta) as 
Third Instructor, on probation, Industrial School 
for Giris, Parramatta; 

Mrs. Helen Frances Hecksher (Fifth Instructor, on 
probation, Industrial School for Girls, Parra- 
matta) as Fourth Instructor, on probation, Indus- 
trial School for Girls, Parramatta ; 

Miss Maud Bertha Smith (Second Instructor, Indus- 
trial School for Girls, Parramatta) as Instructor- 
in-Charge of Training Home, Industrial School 
tor Girls, Parramatta,—such appointments to 
take effect as from 7th July, 1918, in each case. 

Mr. Aibert Ernest Boswell (Overseer, Farm Home for 
Boys, Mittagong) as Orchardist, Farm Home for 
Boys. Mittagong, State Children Relief Branch 

_'‘of this Department. 

Mr. Alfred George Boulden (Caretaker and Cleaner, 
Broken Hill Technical College), as Cleaner and 
Labourer, Sydney. Technical College, Technical 
Education Branch ‘of this Department. # | » 


| AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS. Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Fxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the. Publis Service Board, hasbeen pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 
Herman’..Wellings Phillips, Gadet Draftsman, 
Land Board Office, Orange,—to take effect from 
the Ist July, 1917. (Minl. 1918-5,676.) 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. William Alfred Francis Leaney as a Court Re- 
porter. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


» FORESTRY. COMMISSION... : 


HIS fuxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, ‘and upon the recommendation ot 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the con- 
firmation of the appointment of © 


Mr. Hilton Edgar Christie Frost as Forest Guard. 
| 1918-798-5 ] 
W. G. ASHFORD. 


APPOINTMENT ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the appointment on ‘probation, for a period of 

twelve months, of 

Mr. William James Carey, as a Cadet Draftsman, 
Land ‘Board Office, Maitland,—to take effect from 
the 12th August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-5,670). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


PERTOD OF PROBATION EXTENDED. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Couneil, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the period of probation in connection with the 
appointment of the undermentioned Officers to the 
positions named bemg extended until the dates speci- 
fied, viz. : 
Mr. William Pilcher Wines, Junior Clerk, Office of 
the Public Service Board,—31st December, 1918. 
Mr. John Blair Cook, Junior Clerk, Registrar-Gene- 
ral’s Department,—d0th June, 1919. 


JOHN GARLAND. 





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13 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 114. 


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TRANSFER. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the transfer of 


Mr. Ernest Caleb Jones, Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, to the position of Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Grafton,—to take effect from the 9th August, 





1918. (Minl. 1918-5,673.) 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 


Council have approved of the resignations of the 
undermentioned teachers from the date specified in 
each case :— 


V. T. Brassington, Assistant, Newtown, 30th June, 
1918: Miss G. M. Easterbrook, Assistant, Coledale, 
30th June, 1918: Miss E. Garrett, Assistant, Gar- 
deners’-road, 30th June, 1918; Victor A. Green, 
Assistant, Cleveland-street, 23rd May, 1918; Miss 
Bessie Jackson, Assistant, Armidale, 30th June, 1918; 
Miss A. A. R. Jeffries, Assistant, Naremburn, 30th 
June, 1918; Miss Hilda Luscombe, Assistant, Dungog, 
30th June, 1918; Miss Daisy P. Moore, Assistant, 
NundJe, 30th June, 1918; Miss F. L. Morton, Assist- 
ant, Portland, 30th June, 1918; R. C. Murray, 
Teacher, Glenwood, 30th June, 1918; Miss Alma 
McKeown, Assistant, Belmont, 30th June, 1918; Miss 
Sarah Ward, Assistant, Scarborough, ‘30th June, 
1918; Miss Hilda Williamson, Assistant, Gilgandra, 
30th June, 1918; Miss M. Livingstone, Assistant 
Mistress, Fort-street Girls’ High, 30th June, 1918; 
Mrs. J. A. Proudfoot, Assistant, Neath, 30th June, 
1918; Miss G. Comins, Assistant, Randwick, 8th July, 
1918; Miss D. L. Adams, Assistant, Jindera, 31st 
July 1918; Miss Blanche Bowen, Assistant, Orange 
Infants’, 3lst July, 1918; Miss O. G. Dick, Assistant, 
Guildford. 3lst July, 1918; Edward Duer, Assistant, 
Bondi, 3lst January, 1918; Miss Mary Hyndes, 
Assistant, Kurri Kurri Infants’, 30th June, 1918; 
James Brennan, Assistant, Leichhardt, 31st July, 
1918: Miss Thora L. Edgar, Assistant, Redfern In- 
fants’, 3lst July, 1918; Miss Janet Guild, Assistant, 
Auburn Girls’, 3lst July, 1918; Mrs. F. Mortimore, 
Assistant, Erskineville Girls’, 3lst July, 1918; Miss 
Vera E. Ponton. Assistant, New Lambton, 3lst July, 
1918; Miss M. Souter, Assistant, Corrimal, 9th May, 
1918; Kenneth Macrae, Teacher, Stony Creek, 30th 
June, 1918: Mrs. Mary Long, Junior Assistant, West 
Kempsey, 3lst March, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 

Mrs. Helen Frances Hecksher, Fourth Instructor, on 
probation, Industrial School for Girls, Parra- 
matta. Last day of service, 22nd August, 1918. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 








DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has heen pleased to accept the 
resignation of 


Mr. Albert Edward Lee, of his position of Junior 
Clerk, Land Board Office, Moree,—to take effect 
from midday on 7th September, 1918, the last 
day of Service (Minl. 1918-5,677). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





RETIREMENTS. 
’ OCOLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms of 
section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,” of 
Miss Mary C. Carter, Sewer, Bookbinding Branch, 
Government Printing Office, The Treasury, is 
hereby notified —her last day of service to be 23rd 
September, 1919. 
[E. M. 492] 
J. C, L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 


Mr. George Turner, Storeman, Centennial Park, 
Department of Agriculture, will retire from the 
Public Service, under the provisions of section 66 
of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’—with last day 
of service on 12th September, 1918. 


W. C. GRAHAME. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive 

Council, upon the recommendation of the Public Ser- 

vice Board, have approved of 

Mr. Johan Starinsky Sélling, Teacher, Public School, 
Heddon Greta, being retired from the Public 
Service, in terms of section 67 of the ‘‘Public 
Service Act, 1902.” Last day of service, 4th 


January, 1919. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





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No. 115.] TUESDAY, 17 SEPTEMBER. (1918. 








PRESENCE IN NEW SOUTH WALES OF THE MISSION FRANCAISE EN AUSTRALIE. 


IS Excellency the Governor hereby notifies the citizens of the State of New South Wales that the 
members of the French Mission which arrived in Sydney, on Tuesday, 10th September, have 
inspected various places of interest in and around Sydney, Lithgow, and Eskbank, and will to-morrow, visit 
Newcastle, thereafter leaving for Queensland by way of the North Coast, reaching Brisbane on Saturday, 
21st September. 


After spending ten days in Queensland, the Mission will return tc Sydney on Tuesday, Ist October, 
and confer with prominent members of the mercantile community, visit the University of Sydney, afterwards 
inspecting the Burrenjuck Dam and the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, the wheat districts of Temora and 
Cootamundra, and leave New South Wales for Victoria on Thursday, 10th October. 


His Excellency has noted with feelings of pleasure and profound satisfaction the warmth of the citizens’ 
reception in New South Wales of the distinguished representatives of France, and the cordial expression of 
national gratitude to our glorious Ally. 


His Excellency commends the members of the French Mission to a continuance of the good offices of 


the people of New South Wales. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 





SYDNEY: 


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No. 116.] WEDNESDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER. [1918. 


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«BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 


(u.8.) PROCLAMATION. 


Ww. P. CULLEN. ' 
By Deputation from His Excellency the Governor. 


is pursuance of the power and authority vested in that behalf by the ‘“‘ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” in the 
Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council, I, Sir WatteR Epwarpd DAVIDEON, 
the Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned hereunder, namely :— 


Date. Locality. 
Thursday, 26th September, 1918 ... oer ... Moree Municipality. 
Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... a ... Boree Shire. 
Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... 20 ... Koorawatha District. 
Thursday, 3rd October, 1918 0b ne ... Deniliquin Municipality. 
Saturday, 5th October, 1918 ae br ... Town of Woodstock. 
Monday, 7th October, 1918 Nes iv “.. Berrima Police District, Camden and Picton Municipalities, Erina Shire. 
Monday, 7th October, 1918 tes ee ... Town of Woodstock. 
Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... fe _.. Kempsey Municipality and Macleay Shire, Wagga Wagga Municipality 
and Walla Walla District. 
Friday, 18th October, 1918 30% ids ... Hillston Municipality. 
Thursday, 3lst October, 1918 es ade  Coonamble Municipality and Wingadee Shire. 
Wednesday, 6th November, 1918... Bee ... Bingara District. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of September, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by WILLIAM AppLeGaTE GULLICK, Government Printer and Publisher of the State oz 
New South Wales, at Phillip-street, 18th September, 1938. 









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No. 117.] 


FRIDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER. 


[1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION AND RE- 
SUMPTION OF LAND FOR RAILWAY PUR- 
pais UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 





PROCLAMATION 


New Soutn Watts, \ By His Excellency Sir WatrTEr 
to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Governor of the State of 


(u.8.) New South Wales and its Depen- 
W. E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor, Australia. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 
of maintaining traffic on existing line of railway be- 
tween Sydney and Albury by duplication of that 
railway between Harden and Murrumburrah, which 
work appears to the Commissioners necessary, and is 
such work as the Commissioners are authorised to 
carry out pursuant to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 
1912,’ as amended by the ‘‘Government Railways 
Ce Act, 1916,” and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such work will not exceed the sum 
of £20,000: And whereas the said land is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance 
of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’’ do hereby direct 
that the said work shall be carried out under the 
“Public Works Act, 1912,’’ by the said Commissioners, 
who, in respect of the said work, I hereby declare 
shall be deemed to be the Constructing Authority: 
And in further pursuance of the provisions of the 
said Act, I do hereby direct that the said land 
may be acquired and taken for the purposes afore- 
said under the provisions contained in Division I 
of Part V of the said Act, and I do declare by 


this notification to be published in the Government 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or 
circulated in the Police District wherein the said land 
is situated, that the Crown and private lands com- 
prised within the descriptions set forth in the Schedule 
hereto have been respectively appropriated and re- 
sumed for the public purpose hereinbefore expressed, 
that is to say,—for the purpose of maintaining traffic 
on existing line of railway between Sydney and 
Albury by duplication of that railway between Harden 
and Murrumburrah, to the intent that upon the pub- 
lication of this notification in the Gazette the said 
land described in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith 
be vested in the said Constructing Authority on behalf 
of His Majesty for the purposes of the said ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912.” for an estate in fee simple in pos- 
session freed and discharged from all trusts, obliga- 
tions, estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, 
rights of way, or other easements whatsoever, and to 
the intent that the legal estate therein, together with 
all powers incident thereto, or conferred by that Act, 
shall be vested in such Constructing Authority as a 
trustee: And I declare that. the following is the Sche- 
dule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the town of Mur- 
rumburrah parish of Murrimboola county of Harden 
State of New South Wales being part of lot 3 of a 
subdivision of allotment 6 section 2 town of Murrum- 
burrah Commencing at the south-east corner of lot 3 
aforesaid thence bounded on the south-west by part 
of the south-western boundary of that lot bearing 
north 80 degrees 6 minutes west 25 9/10th links thence 
on the north-west by a line bearing north 33 degrees 17 
minutes east 65 4/10th links and thence on the south- 
east by part of the north-western side of Bathurst- 
street bearing south 9 degrees 54 minutes west 60 
links to the point of commencement containing about 
14 perches and said to be the property of Joseph 
Best, 


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Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid 
being the whole of lot 4 of a subdivision of allotment 
6 section 2 town of Murrumburrah Commencing at 
the south-eastern corner of that lot thence bounded 
on the south-west by part of the north-eastern side 
of a lane 20 feet wide bearing north 80 degrees 6 
minutes west 200 links thence on the north-west by 
the north-western boundary of lot 4 aforesaid bearing 
north 9 degrees 54 minutes east 125 links thence on 
the north-east by the north-eastern boundary of lot 4 
aforesaid bearing south 80 degrees 6 minutes east 200 
links and thence on the south-east by part of the 
north-western side of Bathurst-street bearing south 
9 degrees 54 minutes west 125 links to the point of 
commencement containing about 1 rood and said to 
be the property of Sarah Long. : 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid 
being part of allotment 5 section 2 town of Murrum- 
burrah Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
that ailotment thence bounded on the south-east by 
part of the north-western side of Bathurst-street as 
diverted bearing south 48 degrees 331 minutes west 
320 2/10th links thence on the north-west by the north- 
western boundary of allotment 5 aforesaid bearing 
north 9 degrees 54 minutes east 250 links and thence 
on the north-east by part of the south-western side 
of a lane 20 feet wide bearing south 80 degrees 6 
minutes east 200 links to the point of commencement 
containing about 1 rood and said to be the property 
of Rose Dillon. 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid and 
being part of aliotment 2 section 3 town of Murrum- 
burrah and being the whole of the land comprised in 
Certificate of Title registered volume 1305 folio 132 in 
the office of the Registrar-General Sydney containing 
about 1 rood 304 perches and said to be the property 
of Annie Dwyer. 

Also all that piece of land situate in the parish of 
Murrimboola county and State aforesaid being part 
of portion 4 of 568 acres Commencing at the inter- 
section of the south-western boundary of that portion 
with the north-western boundary of land resumed 
for deviation of the Great Southern Railway between 
Harden and Murrumburrah by notification in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 661 of 15th August 1899 thence 
bounded on the south-west by part of the south- 
western boundary of portion 4 aforesaid bearing 
north 80 aegrees 6 minutes west 53 links and by part 
of the left bank of Murrimboola Creek bearing north 
17 degrees 49 minutes west 96 8/10th links thence on 
the north-west by lines bearing north 29 degrees 24 
minutes east 320 8/10th links north 37 degrees 46 
minutes east 343 8/10th links north 81 degrees 28 
minutes east 585 4/10th links and north 89 degrees 
40 minutes east 2824 links and thence on to south-east 
by part_of the north-western boundary of the devia- 
tion of the Great Southern Railway aforesaid bearing 
soutn 29 degrees 25 minutes west 1572 links to the 
point of commencement and containing about 1 acre 
0 rocds 303. perches. 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part, of portion 3 of 518 acres Commencing at the 
south-eastern corner of that portion thence bounded 
on the south-west by part of the south-western boun- 
dary of that portion bearing north 80 degrees 6 
minutes west 148 links and by a line bearing north 
21 degrees 6 minutes. west 5388 1/10th links thence on 
the north-east, by part of the right bank of Murrim- 
boola Creek bearing south 42 degrees 40 minutes 
east 349 8/10th links south 28 degrees 49 minutes 
east 176 8/10th links and south 8 degrees 30 minutes 
east 116 6/i0th links to the point of commencement 
and, containing about 2 roods 103 perches. 

The last two. described pieces of land said to be the 
property.of W. C. H. Roberts. 

Alsoall that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of North-street part of small portion 224 being 
reserve 2999%. for railway purposes notified 23rd Sep- 
tember 1899 and part of the bed of Murrimboola 
Creek Commencing at a point on the south-western 
side of North-street distant south 80 degrees 6 minutes 
east 102 8/10th links from the intersection of that side 
of that street, with the south-eastern side of Bathurst- 
street thence bounded on the north-west by a line bear- 
ing north 29 degrees 24 minutes east 343 7/10th links 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing north 21 
degrees 6 minutes west 20423 links thence on the north- 
east by part of the north-eastern boundary of small 
portion 224 aforesaid and a line bearing south 80 
degrees 6 minutes east 167 6/10th links thence on the 
south-east, by .a line. bearing south 29 degrees 24 
minutes west 30 3/10th links thence again on the 
north-east by part of the right bank of Murrim- 
boola. Creek aforesaid bearing south 21 degrees 31 
minutes east 92 2/10th links thence again on the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


[20 Sepr., 1918, 


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south-east north-east and again on the south-east 
py parts of the north-western and south-western 
boundaries of land acquired for the deviation of 
the Great Southern Railway between Harden and 
Murrumburrah bearing south 29 degrees 24 minutes 
west 257 jiinks south 80 degrees 6 minutes east 53 
links and south 29 degrees 24 minutes west 159 
1/10th links and thence on the south-west by part of 
the south-western side of North-street aforesaid bear- 
ing north 80 degrees 6 minutes west 129 links to the 
point of commencement and containing about 2 roods 
81 perches. : Y 

Also ail that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of the bed of Murrimboola Creek Commencing at 
the south-western corner of portion 4 thence bounded 
on the south-west by a line being the prolongation 
north-westerly of the south-western boundary of portion 
4 aforesaid bearing north 80 degrees 6 minutes west 
75 4/10th links thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing north 29 degrees 24 minutes east 90 9/10th 
links and thence on the north-east by the left bank of 
Murrimboola Creek aforesaid bearing south 17 de- 
grees 49 minutes east 96 8/10th links to the point of 
commencement and containing about 9} perches. 

Also all that piece of land situate in the Municipality 
of Murrumburrah parish of Murrimboola county of 
Harden and State of New South Wales being part of 
lot 8 section D as shown on plan numbered 6191 de- 
posited in the office of the Registrar-General Sydney 
Commencing at the north-eastern corner of lot 8 
aforesaid thence bounded on the south-east by part 
of the north-western side of the Great Southern Rail- 
way bearing south 5 degrees 50 minutes west 134 
links by a curved line of 2100 links radius 2453 links 
long whose chord bears south 2 degrees 29 minutes 
west 245 6/10th links thence on the south by a line 
bearing south 89 degrees 8 minutes west 25 links 
thence on the north-west by a curved line of 2125 
links radius 248 6/10th links long and whose chord 
bears north 2 degrees 29 minutes east 2481 links and 
by a line bearing north 5 degrees 50 minutes east 
185 8/10th links and thence on the north-east by part 
of the south-western side of a lane 20 feet wide bear- 
ing south 80 degrees 6 minutes east 25 1/10th links 
to the point of commencement and containing about 
154 perches. 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of lot 9 section D as shown on plan numbered 
6919 deposited in the office of the Registrar-General 
Sydney Commencing at the south-eastern corner of 
lot 9 aforesaid thence bounded on the south-west by 
part of the north-eastern side of a lane 20: feet wide 
bearing north 80 degrees 6 minutes west 25 1/10th 
links thence on the north-east by a line bearing north 
5 degrees 50 minutes east 243 6/10th links and by 
a curved line of 1875 links radius 289 4/10ths links 
long and whose chord bears north 1 degree 242 
minutes east 289 1/10th links anda line bearing north 
86 degrees 594 minutes east 25 links and thence on the 
south-east by part of the north-western side of the 
Great Southern Railway being a curved line of 1900 
links radius 293 3/10th links long and whose chord 
bears south 1_-degree 242 minutes west 293 links and 
south 5 degrees 50 minutes west 245 4/10th links to 
the point of commencement containing about 214 
perches. 

The last two described pieces of land said to be the 
property of James Hutchinson. 

Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
part of a lane 20 feet wide as shown on plan numbered 
6919 deposited in the office of the Registrar-General 
Sydney Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
lot 8 section D as shown on plan numbered 6919 
aforesaid thence bounded on the south-west by part of 
the south-western side of that lane bearing north 
80 degrees 6 minutes west 25 1/10th links thence on 
the north-west by a line bearing north 5 degrees 50 
minutes east 30 4/10th links thence on the north- 
east by part of the north-eastern side ef that lane 
bearing south 80 degrees 6 minutes east 25 1/10th 
links and thence on the south-east by part of the 
north-western side of the Great Southern Railway 
bearing south 5 degrees 50 minutes west 30 4/10th 
links to the point of commencement and containing 
about 14 perches. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of August, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and 
in the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALI: 


[1821 | GOD SAVE THE KING! 


20 Sepr., 1918.] 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATION AND RB- 
SUMPTION OF LAND FOR RAILWAY PUR- 
POSES UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 


PROCLAMATION. 
New Sours Wares, By His Excellency Sir Watrie 


to wit. Kpwarp Davipson, Knight Coth- 
mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Governor of the State of 

(t.8.) New South Wales and its Depen- 

W.F Davipson, — dencies. in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. . 


AT HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the traffic on the existing line of rail- 
way between Sydney and Albury by provision of 
drain at Morrison’s Hill, which work appears to 
the Commissioners necessary, ahd is such work 
as the Commissioners are authorised to carry out 
pursuant to the ‘Government Railways Act, 
1912.’ as amended by the ‘‘Government Railways 
(Amendment) Act, 1916,’’ and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such work will not exceed the sum 
of £20,000; and whereas the said land is, in my 
opmion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, theretore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council; in pursuance of the 
“Public Works Act, 1912,’’ do hereby direct that the 
said work shall be carried out under the ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912;’? by the said Commissioners, who, 
in respect of the said work, I hereby declare shall be 
deemed to be the Constructing Authority: And in 
further pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, 
I do hereby direct that the said land may be acquired 
and taken for the purposes aforesaid under the pro- 
visions contained in Division 1 of Part V of the said 
Act, and I do declare by this notification to be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette, and in one or more 
newspapers published or circulated in the Police Dis- 
trict wherein the said land is situated; that the Crown 
and Private Lands comprised within the descriptions 
set forth in the Schedule hereto have been respectively 
appropriated and resumed for the public purpose 
hereinbefore expressed, that is to say,—for maintain- 
ing the traffic on the existing line of railway between 
Sydney and Albury by provision of drain at Morri- 
son’s Hill, to the intent that upoh the publication 
of this notification in the Gazette the said land de- 
scribed in the Schedule hereto shall forthwith be 
vested in the said Constructing Authority, on behalf 
of His Majesty for the purposes of the said ‘‘Public 
Works Act, 1912,’ for an estate in fee simple 
in possession, freed and discharged from all trusts, 
obligations, estates, interests, contracts, charges, 
rates, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever, 
and to the intent that the legal estate therein, to- 
gether with all powers incident thereto, or conferred 
by that Act, shall be vested in such Constructing 
Authority as a Trustee: And I declare that the follow- 
ing is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 
SCHEDULE. 

All that piece of land situate in the parish of 
Jindalee county of Harden and State of New South 
Wales being part of portion 61 of 60 acres C.P. 71- 
1439 Commencing at the intersection of the northern 
side of that portion with the north-western boundary 
of the Great Southern Railway thence bounded on the 
south-east and north-east by part of the north-western 
and south-western boundary of the Great Southern 
Railway aforesaid bearing south 7 degrees 45 minutes 
west 794 links by a curved line of 2100 links radius 
13764 links long and whose chord bears south 11 
degrees 13 minutes @ast 3352 links thence again on 
the south-east by a line bearing south 60 degrees 112 
minutes west 50 links thence on the south-west and 
north-west by a curved line of 2150 links radius 14092 
links long and whose chord bears north 11 degrees 13 
minutes west 1384 2/10th links and north 7 degrees 
45 minutes east 724 links and thence on the north by 
part of the northern boundary of portion 61 aforesaid 
bearing north 89 degrees 56 minutes east 50} links 
to the point of commencement and containing about 
2 roods 38734 perches and said to be the property of 
Edward and Michael Marinan. 

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to 
be hereto affixed, at Svdney, this twentv- 
second day of Augtst, in the year of onr 
Lord, 1918, and in the ninth year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
BK, Ta, 


[1820] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


4661 





PROCLAMATION 


New Sourm Watts, \ By His Excellency Sir Watrer 
to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished 
Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia. 


(L.S.) 
W. E. Davipson, 
Governor. 


W HBEREAS it is provided by section 13p of the 
‘Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,’ that the 
Governor may, from time to time, proclaim districts 
of the State in and in respect of which the powers and 
jurisdiction of the Court may, subject to general or 
special orders of the Court made in that regard, be 
exercised by a deputy court to be constituted by a 
judge or a chairman nominated by the Court and ap- 
pointed by the Governor with or without assessors 
appointed in the same manner as is prescribed in sec- 
tion 13a of that Act: Now, therefore, I, Sir Waurer 
{pwARD Davivson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 
George, Governor of the State of New South Wales 
and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, do hereby in exercise of the powers in that 
behalf contained in the said Act, proclaim the district 
comprised within the county of Northumberland, the 
parish of Stockton, and the Municipality of Raymond 
Terrace, in the said State, to be a district in and in 
respect of which the powers and jurisdiction of the 
said Court may, subject to general or special orders 
of the Court made in that regard, be exereised by a 
deputy court to be constituted as prescribed, and to be 
known as the Deputy Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
New South Wales, for the district of Newcastle. 


Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
seventeenth day of September, in the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
eighteen, and in the ninth year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excellency’s Command. 
G. S. BEEBY. 


[1865] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





PROCLAMATION. 


New Sovuru ie rebie His Excellency Sir Water 

to wit. HKpwArp DAvipson, Knight Com- 

mander of the most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Governor of the State of 

(L.8.) New South Wales and its Depen- 

W. E. Davipson, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. 


NDER the authority of the powers in me vested 
in that behalf by the ‘‘Supreme Court and 
Circuit Courts (Amendment) Act, 1912,’’ I, Sir 
Water Epwarp Davinson, the Governor aforesaid, 
with the advice of the Executive Cotncil, do, by this 
my Proclamation, direct that sittings of the Supreme 
Court, or a Judge thereof, for the hearing of Civil 
and Criminal Causes and Matters, be holden during 
the year 1919, at the towns and on the days respec- 
tively hereinafter mentioned, namely :— 


| At Narrabri, ov. Tuesday, the 15th April. 


At Hay, on Wednesday, the 16th April. | 

At Albury, on Wednesday, the 23rd April. 

‘At Dubbo, on Wednesday, the 23rd April, and on 
Tuesday, the 14th October. ’ 

At Armidale, on Wednesday, the 28rd April. 

At Maitland, on Monday, the 28th April. 

At Goulburn, on Monday, the 28th April, 

‘At Grafton, on Wednesday, the 30th April. 

‘At Lismore, on Thursday, the 2nd October. 


| At Neweastle, on Tuesday, the 7th October. 


‘ootamundra, on Tuesday, the 7th October. 
AL Weraa Wagga, on Friday, the 10th October, 
At Deniliquin, on Thursday, the 16th October. 
‘At Tamworth, on Friday, the 17th October. 
At Bathurst, on Tuesday, the 21st October. 


Given under by Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
twelfth day of September, im the year 
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
eighteen, and in the ninth year cf His 
Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


DAVID R. HALL. 


[1565] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4662 





PROCLAMATION—“TIQUOR ACT, 1912.” 
Cis) 


W.'r. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


i Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its, Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,” by this my 
Proclamation, hereby amalgamate the Licensing Dis- 
tricts of Glen Innes and Hmmaville from 1st October, 
1918,—the amalgamated district to be known as Glen 
Innes Licensing District; and I do hereby define the 
boundaries of such district to be as follows :— 


Guren Innes Licensine DIstRior. 

Glen Innes Licensing District to be the Glen Innes 
Police District, as notified in Government Gazette No. 
201, of 18th November, 1914. f 

In lieu of Glen Innes and Emmaville Licensing 
Districts, proclaimed 18th November, 1914, and 10th 
August; 1910, respectively. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of 
September, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[1564] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND ' PUBLIC HALUS ACT, 1908.” 


(L.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and Public Halls Act, 
1908,’’ do, by this my Proclamation, declare that tho 
provisions of Part II of the aforesaid Act shall be 
applied to the halls specified in the appended Schedule. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day 
of September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[1574] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
; SCHEDULE. 

Locality. Name of Hall. 
Barellan Dicker’s Hall. 
Coolamon Scouts’ Hall. 
Schofield Durham. Hall. 








PROCLAMATION UNDER THE “THEATRES 
AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908.” 


(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


tf pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Theatres and 

Public Halls Act, 1908,” I, Sir Wazurer Epwarp 
Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, revoke those portions of the Proclamation declar- 
ing that the provisions of Part II of the above-cited 
Act shall be applied to the halls specified in the ap- 
pended Schedule, such premises being no longer used 
for public entertainment purposes. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day 
of September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 








[1573] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
ones! 
Locality. | Name of Hall. | ee oils: | Date of Gazette. 
Dungog ...| Centennial Halll 15 July, 1909...| 15 July, 1909 
Meaae ie Federal Hall...| 15 July, 1909...) 15 July, 1909 














NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 








[1626] 





[20 Supr., 1918, 


_— 


PROCLAMATION—“FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) 
ACT} 1910.” 
(L.8.) 


W. P. CULLEN, 
freutenant-Governor. 
Sir Wantrr Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished Order of 
aint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the 
State ef New South Wales, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910,” 
and with the advice of the Executive Council, do, 
by this my Proclamation, prohibit the use of any 
fishing-net, fixed engine, fish-trap, or implement for 
the purpose of catching fish, other than a single rod 
and line or a hand-line with not more than two hooks 
attached, in the waters of Tweed River specified in 
the Schedule hereto appended, for a period of one year 
from the date of publication of this Proclamation: 
Provided that during the months of May, June, and 
July, 1919, the use of any lawful net will be allowed. 





SCHEDULE. 

County of Rous, parish of Terranora: The whole 
of the waters of that portion of Tweed River (embrac- 
ing the West or Back Channel): Commencing at the 
northern point of entrance to Tweed River; and 
extending thence along the northern and part of the 
western banks of the West or Back Channel—being 
also the northern and part of the western banks of 
the river—bearing westerly, southerly, and south- 
easterly to the western training wall; thence by that 
wall north-easterly and northerly to its northern 
extremity, and thence by a line bearing northerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this nineteenth day of 
September, in the year 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
DAVID STOREY. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,”> AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 


W. KE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

if Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out in the 
Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such powers on the Councils of the respective Muni- 
cipalities and Shires named in such Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh’ day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 

POWER. CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF DUNGOG 
(1918-196-127-173). 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph. 

XXXII 


Function. 
The establishment, maintenance, or sub- 
sidising of public bands or orchestras. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF GRETA 
(1918-211-93-236), 

_The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 

is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph, 

ead 


Function. 
The manufacture and supply of electricity. 


20 Sepr., 1918.] 





POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF BLAND 
(1918-79-270-48). 


The paragraphs of section 109, under which the 
particular powers may be acquired, and the powers 
which are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Yaragraph, Functions, 
xxi. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 


xt. The regulation and supervision of the open- 
ing up of streets or roads for the laying 
of pipes, construction of tunnels, or 
other purposes; the regulation of the 
laying of wires or cables under or over 
or through the roads or streets of the 
area for the transmission of electricity ; 
and the making of a charge for damage 
resulting therefrom. 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF BLUE MOUNTAINS. 


(1918-119-275-53). 


The paragraph of section 107, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Paragraph, Function. 

ep The conservation, collection, removal, and 
disposal within or outside the area 
(subject to the approval vf the night- 
soil depot by the Board of Health) of 
night-soil and refuse, the construction 
and situation of privies, the regulation 
of the degree of closet accommodation, 
and the construction and maintenance 
of drains and sewers in the villages of 
Faulconbridge, Springwood, and Valley 
Heights, with boundaries as defined 
hereunder :— 


Commencing at a point on the north-western side 
of the Western Railway due east of the southern 
boundary of portion 3, parish of Coomassie, county 
of Cook, and running ‘westerly by a line and the 
southern boundary of portion 8; northerly by the 
western boundaries of portions 3 and 89; easterly 
and northerly by the northern boundary of portion 
89 and the western boundary of portion 85; easterly 
and northerly by part of the northern boundary of 
portion 85 and the eastern boundary of portion 86; 
westerly, northerly, and easterly by the southern and 
western boundaries of portion 116 and the western 
and northern boundaries of portion 115; northerly 
by the western boundaries of portions 111 and 114; 
easterly by the northern boundaries of portions 114, 
113, and 44; northerly, easterly, and southerly by 
part of the western and northern and part of the 
eastern boundaries of yortion 4; easterly by the 
northern boundary of portion 108 and a line to the 
south-eastern side of a road: south-westerly by the 
south-eastern side of that road to the northern boun- 
dary of portion 109; easterly and southerly by the 
northern and part of the eastern boundary of portion 
109; easterly by the northern boundary of portion 
104, part of the northern boundary of portion 103, 
and a line to the western boundary of portion 7; 
southerly by that boundary and easterly by the 
southern boundary of portion 7; southerly by the 
eastern boundaries of portions 75, 74, 87, and 39; 
south-easterly and southerly by part of the north- 
eastern and eastern boundaries of portion 21; 
westerly and southerly by the northern and western 
boundaries of portion 13 and a line to the Western 
Railway; by that railway generally easterly to a 
point due north of the eastern boundary of portion 
39, parish of Magdala; southerly by a line and that 
boundary; westerly by the southern boundary of 
portion 39; southerly by part of the eastern boundary 
of portion 10, the eastern boundary of portion 11, 
a line, and the eastern boundary of reserve known 
as Martin’s Lookout Reserve; generally westerly, 
southerly, westerly, and northerly by the southern 
boundary of Martin’s Lookout Reserve, and part of 
the eastern, the southern, and part of the western 
boundary of Sassafras Gully Reserve; westerly by the 
southern boundary of portion 24; northerly by part 
of the western boundary of that portion; westerly by 
the southern boundary of portion 20; southerly by 
part of the eastern boundary of portion 19; westerly 
by the southern boundary of that portion and a line 
to the Western Railway; and generally south-westerly 
by that railway, to the point of commencement. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


4665 





POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF DORRIGO 


(1918-12-346-126). 


The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Function. 


xur. . The regulation and supervision of the 
sale, storage, exhibition for sale, con- 
veyance, and mode of delivery, by car- 
case or otherwise, of meat for human 
consumption; and of the disposal and 
removal of other meat and of anv 
blood, offal, or other refuse, [1568] 


Paragraph, 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1908,’? AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION. 
(1.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


[ Sir Watrrr Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
» _ the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government 
Act, 1906,” as amended by subsequent Acts, and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby, by 
this my Notification, alter the Notification dated the 
10th June, 1908—which was altered by Notification 
dated the 18th July, 1917, published in the Government 
Gazette No. 119 of the 3rd August, 1917—fixing the 
maximum water rate which may be levied in the 
portion of the Municipality of Lithgow liable to water 
rates, and the maximum water and sewerage rates 
which may be levied in the portion of the Munici- 
pality of Casino liable to water and sewerage rates, 
by omitting the Schedule to the said Notification of 
the 10th June, 1908, as so altered, and substituting 
therefor the Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto; and do, further, 
alter the Notification dated the llth August, 1914, 
published in the Government Gazette No. 148 of 26th 
August, 1914, fixing the maximum sewerage rate 
which may be levied in the portion of the Municipality 
of Lithgow. liable to sewerage rates, by omitting the 
Schedule thereto and substituting therefor the Sche- 
dule ‘‘B’”’ hereto. 


SCHEDULE “A.” 





Maximum Rate. 
































Name of On Improved Capital On Unimproved Capital 
Municipality, Value. Valve. 
Water. Sewerage. Water. Sewerage. 
In the £.| Inthe £. | Inthe £.} In the £ 
Lithgow WeSd Fen Roe... 59d. eseeenns 
Casino... Inia: 0°88d. 37d. 155d 
SCHEDULE “B.” 
Maximum Sewerage Rate. 
Name of 7 = 





Municipality, On Improved Capital 


| 
| On Unimproved Capital 
Value. Val 


alue, 





Lithgow 1°6 pence in the £ ...| 6°2 pence in the £. 








[1918-239-162-351] 


Sioned and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[1249] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


4664 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Supr., 1918. 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING AOTS, 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir WattER Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, by virtue 
of the power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’? and the Acts amending the 
same, do hereby proclaim that the fact that public 
notice that an election would be held to fill the extra- 
ordinary vacancy in the Council of the Municipality 
of Picton, caused by James Hart, Hsquire, a member 
of the said Council, having been absent without leave 
from the meetings of the Council for three consecu- 
tive months, was not published in a newspaper circul- 
ating in the said Municipality not less than one week 
before nomination day does not invalidate the election 
of Alfred Hill Larkin, Esquire, on the 20th day of 
July, 1918, to fill the said vacancy. 
[1918-279-153-493] | 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[1569] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS, 








Sanitary Fras. 


IS ixcelleney the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’’ as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has been pleased to 
approve of the action of the Council of the Munici- 
pality named in the Schedule hereto in fixing, subject 
to such approval, the fees set out in such Schedule 
with respect to the service named. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
Minister. 


Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF GULGONG 
(1918-212-157-238). 
For the removal of night-soil within the scavenging 
area of the Municipality—Hight pence (8d.) per 
pan for each removal. (These fees to be in lieu 


of those notified in the Government Gazette No. 
98 of the 2nd June, 1918.) [1622] 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 








SANITARY FERS’. 


| ( IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” as 
amended by subsequent Acts, has been pleased to 
approve of the action of the Council of the Munici- 
pality named in the Schedule hereto in fixing, subject 
to such approval, the fees set out in such Schedule 
with respect to the service named. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD, 
: Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 
MUNICIPALITY OF ADAMSTOWN 
(1918-142-105-22). 

For the removal and disposal of night-soil (one pan 
per week) within the Municipality—Where sewers 
of the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewer- 
age Board are available, and the owners have not 
connected Therewith—Fifteen shillings (15s.) per 
quarter, in advance, subject to a prepayment 
allowance of five shillings (5s.) if paid during the 
first month of the quarter. Where sewers of the 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board are not available—Seven shillings and six- 
pence (7s. Gd.) per quarter, in advance, subject 
to a prepayment allowance of two shillings and 
sixpence (2s. 6d.) if paid during the first month 
of the quarter. Extra removals pro rata. [1621] 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Edward Haster Collins, Esquire, J.P., to be an 
‘‘Appointed Member’’ of the Licensing Court for 
the Licensing District of Wagga Wagga, vice 
L. A. Fosbery, Esquire, resigned. 

Valentine Henry Millard, Esquire, to be Deputy 
Coroner at Orange, and a Coroner for the State 
generally, vice J. McC. Paul, Msquire, J.P., re- 
signed, 

THe undermentioned members of the Police Force to . 

be Sub-Inspectors under the ‘‘Liquor Act, 1912,’’ for 

the Licensing Districts preceding their names, from 
the dates specified, viz. :— 

Murwillumbah—Sergeant William Kendall, stationed 
at Bangalow, and Sergeant George William 
Howie, stationed at Tweed Heads,—from the 2nd 
September, 1918. 

Parramatta—Sergeant William Henry Brayne, sta- 
boned at Five Dock,—from the 2nd September, 

Newcastle—-Sergeant Gustave James Borthwick, sta- 
tioned at Stockton, vice Sergeant Cunningham,— 
from the 3rd September, 1918. 


Tur undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 
subsection 1, of the ‘Liquor Act, 1912,’ from the 
dates specified, viz.:— ~.” 
Murwillumbah—Constables Bud Dickson ‘and John 
Joseph Hogarty, stationed at Murwillumbah,— 
from the Ist September, 1918; Constable Edward 
Aubrey McCarthy, stationed at Tumbulgum,— 
from the 7th September, 1918. 
Cobar—Constable David Scott, stationed at Canbelego, 
—from the 16th September, 1918. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Kixecutive Council, has been pleased, in accordance 
with the provisions of section 18 of the ‘‘Justices Act, 
1902,” as amended by the section 23 of the Police 
Offences (Amendment) Act, 1908,’’ to authorise Mr. 
Henry Horace Connell, J.P., to hear and determine 
offences under sections 6 and 7 of the ‘‘Police Offences 
Act, 1901,’’ within the Parramatta Police District, 
during the absence of Mr. L. W. Broughton, on leave, 
—from the 9th September, 1918. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS ixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
appointment of 
Constable First Class Arthur Wright, stationed at 
Teralba, as an Inspector of Weights and Measures, 
in accordance with the provisions of the ‘‘Weights 
and Measures Act, 1915,’’ and the ‘‘Weights and 
Measures (Amendment) Act, 1916,’—to take 
effect from the 14th August, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


RESIGNATIONS. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTHMERT. 

HIS Hxcelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 
Mr. Walter Barclay as an Inspector of Fisheries for 

New South Wales, Chief Secretary’s Department, 

Last day of service, 80th May, 1918. 








HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation 
tendered by ; 

Mr. William Francis Beazley, of Caragabal, of his 
position as a Justice of the Peace for the State 
of New South Wales. 

GEORGE W. FULLER. 


CORRECTION, 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMERT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the name of 
Sidney Harry Scott, of Cobram, Victoria, being sub- 
stituted for that of Sidney Scott on the list of Justices 
of the Peace for the State of New South Wales, as 
published in the Government Gazette of the 16th 
August fast. ; 7 , ie} 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





20 Szpr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


4665 





APPOINMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excelleny the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Folice Officers being appointed In- 
spectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria, No, 12), 
V1Z. :— s 

Second Class Constable Herbert Adam Brindle, sta- 
tioned at Reid’s Flat, as from 2nd September, 
1918, vice First Class Constable W. A. Beggs, 
transferred. } 

Third Class Sergeant Gustave James Borthwick, sta- 
tioned at Stockton, as from 3rd September, 1918, 
vice Second Class Sergeant Edward Cunningham, 

[E.M.’s 525 and 531] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Superintendent, Explosives Department, the In- 
spector-General of Police concurring, has approved 
of the undermentioned Police Officers being appointed 
Inspectors under the ‘‘Explosives Act, 1905,’’ and the 
‘Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915,’’ viz. :— 


Constable George Frederick Dennison, stationed at 
Torrington, as from 15th August, 1918, vice Con- 
stable Waters, transferred. 

First Class Constable Theodore Robert Schumacher, 
stationed at The Rock, as from 15th August, 1918, 
vice Constable W. ©. Reid, transferred. 

First Ciass Constable George John Freeman, stationed 
at Bundanoon, as from 8th August, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable Norman Ogilvie Street, trans- 
ferred. j 

Constable Sidney C, C. C. Phemister, stationed at 
Matong, as from 16th August, 1918, vice Con- 
stable H. Fleming, resigned. 

Tirst Class Constable Arthur Wright, stationed at 

- Teralba, as from 14th August, 1918, vice First 
Class Constable James Kell, transferred. , 

Ordinary Constable Thomas Henry Ehsman, stationed 
at Telegraph Point, as from 15th August, 1918. 

Second Class Constable Leslie John Oakman, stationed 

~ at Marrar, as from 2lst August, 1918, vice Con- 
stable Barber, resigned. 


EM. 526 
wll J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEAL?H- 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

fxecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 

William Wallace Cameron, Esquire, M.B., Mast. 
Surg., Univ. Sydney, as Government Medical 
Officer at Ardlethan. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATICK. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Lionel Lindsay, Esquire, as a Trustee of the National 
Art Gallery of New South Wales, vice Sir Charles 
Gregory Wade, resigned. 
; AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 


HIS Exceileney the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignation of 

Sir Charles Gregory Wade, K.C., G.C.M.G., as a 
Trustee of the National Art Gallery of New South 


ales. ( 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





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APPOINTMENTS UNDER “DAIRY INDUSTRY 
ACT, 1915.” 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that His 
Excellency the Goyernor, with the advice of the Exe- 
cutive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
Mr. Bihar Laden Morris being appointed io act as 
an Inspector under section 8 of the ‘‘Dair - 
toy Ach dibs tion 8 of the ‘‘Dairy Indus 
Mr. Francis Wilkinson being appointed to act ag In- 


spector under section 8 of the “Dait 
Act, 1915.” 7) e airy Industry 


W. C. GRAHAME, 








[1857] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.”’ 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed 
Acting Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the 
abovenamed Act, for the sole purpose of issuing per- 
mits for sheep to travel from the Pastures Protection 
District named, viz. :— 
PILiiea. 


Sergeant Third Class F. Beckhaus, of Pilliga, vice 
Constable Bryden, transferred; also Mr. H. K, 
Parks, of Burren Junction, 

[1918-6,925-397 P.P.] 

W. C. GRAHAME. 





[1811] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 12th September, 1918, 
“SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901.” 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned Police Officers to be 
Inspectors to carry out the provisions of the 
‘‘Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901,’’ in the districts 
specified in connection with their respective names. 


G. 8. BEEBY, 





Sergeant, Second Class, John Toohey ; Station—Mur- 
rumburrah; Police District—Young. 

Sergeant, Second Class, Daniel John O’Neill; Sta- 
tion—Moree; Police District—Moree. 

Sergeant, Third Class, Henry Matthew Flick; Station 
—tInverell; Police District—Inverell. 

Sergeant, Third Class, Frederick William Dolman; 
Station—Hargraves; Police District—Mudgee. 
Sergeant, Third Class, Benjamin Bradshaw; Station— 

Gunning; Police District—Yass. 
Constable, First Class, Thomas Burke; Station— 
Uranquinty; Police District—Wagga Wagga. 
Constable, First Class, Albert Hallett; Station— 

Alectown; Police District—Forbes. 
Constabie, First Class, Theodore Robert Schumacher ; 








Station—The Rock; Police District—Wagga 
Wagga. 
[1816 | Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Hxecutive Council, has, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
John Henry Staples’ Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,565, 
of 1,000 yards, at Hastings River, being renewed for 
a period of five years from the Ist December, 1918, 
at an annual rental at the rate of 10s. per 100 yards, 
or a total rental of £5, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[1818] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND.— 
£25 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the 22nd day of July, -1918 the 

dead body of a female infant was found in 
the waters of Athol Bight, Sydney Harbour: And 
wliereas at a magisterial inquiry, held on the 26th 
idem, before H. 8. Hawkins, Msquire, J.P., the follow- 
ing finding was recorded :—‘‘I find that the said un- 
known female infant, in the waters of Athol Bight, in 
the harbour of Port Jackson, Sydney, in the district 
of Sydney, in the said State, on the 22nd day of July, 
1918, was found dead without any marks of violence 
appearing upon the body; and I further find that she 
died from asphyxia from smothering, but how, when, 
where, or by what means she came to be smothered, 
the evidence adduced does not enable me to say.’’ 
Notice is hereby given that a reward of Twenty-five 
Pounds (£25) will be paid by Government for such 
information as shall establish the identity of the in- 
fant, and afford proof of the manner by which her 
death was caused. ‘This reward to remain in force 


for three months only. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, 


\EW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


[20 Sepr., 1918. 











[1817] Chief Secretary’s Office, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


MANSLAUGHTER.—£50 REWARD. 


HEREAS on the 10th day of August, 1918, the 
dead body of a maie intant child called Davie 
Doon, about 10 days’ old, was found in a hamper on 
the steps of the District Hospital, Maclean: And 
whereas at an inquest held on the 19th idem, before 
the District Coroner, the following verdict was _ re- 
turned:—‘T find that the said male infant child 
called Davie Doon at Maclean, in the Police District 
of Grafton, on the Clarence River, in the State of 
New South Wales, on the 10th day of August, 1918, 
was found dead in a hamper near the doorsteps of 
the Maclean Hospital, without any marks of violence 
appearing on the body, and that his death was caused 
by suffocation, brought about by the omission of duty 
and neglect on the part of some person or persons 
whose duty it was to protect the said child, and 
to me, the Coroner, unknown; I further find that 
through the said omission of duty and neglect the 
said person or persons did feloniously kill the said 
child’: Notice is hereby given that a reward of 
Fifty Pounds (£50) will be paid by Government for 
such information as will lead to the apprehension and 
conviction of the guilty person or persons. In addi- 
tion to the above reward, His Excellency the Governor 
will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, not being the person who actually caused the 
death of the said infant, who shall first give such 
required information. This reward to remain in force 
for three months only. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


$= 





[| 1836] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


i is hereby notified, for general information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the ‘‘Parlia- 
mentary Electorates and Elections Act, 1912,’’ Bal- 
main has been abolished as a polling-place for and 
within the boundaries of the Electoral District of 


Gwydir. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[1823] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 


N pursuance of the powers 
“Fisheries Act, 1902,’? and the ‘‘ Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910,” I hereby declare that 
the waters of the rivers, as specified in Schedule “A”? 
hereto, shall. be closed against fishing generally, and 
by any method of capture, except by rod and line or 
hand-line with not more than one hook attached, from 
Ist October to the 30th November, 1918, inclusive: 
Provided that it shall not be lawful to capture trout 
by such methods: And provided that the waters speci- 
fied in Schedule ‘‘%” hereto shall not be closed against 
the taking of trout by means of rods and lines with 
artificial flies and landing-nets during the month of 
November neat. 


conferred by the 


DAVID STOREY, 
Minister. 


_Scweputp “A,” 


The whole of the waters of that part of the Murray 
River, together with ali its lakes, lagoons, creeks, 
inlets, billabongs, and tributaries within the State of 
New South Wales, including the Darling, Edward or 
Kyalite, Barwon, Murrumbidgee, Lachlan, Bogan, 
Macquarie, Castlereagh, Namoi, Gwydir, MacIntyre, 
and Severn Rivers, together with the whole of their 
lakes, lagoons, inlets, creeks, billabongs, and tribu- 
taries, and also the whole of the inland lakes, lagoons, 
and billabongs, whether connected by flow or discon- 
nected with any one of the herein-specified waters 
lying west of the Great Dividing Range, in the State 
of New South Wales. 


Scueputr, ‘‘B.”’ 
The head waters of the Murray, Murrumbidgee, 


Namcei, Lachlan, Macquarie, Castlereagh, Gwydir, 
Severn, and MacIntyre Rivers, together with the 


whole of their tributaries. 


_ ‘Head waters” shall mean and include such por- 
tions only of the waters specified in Schedule “B”’ as 
trout may be found to exist in. 


Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 


‘‘RARLY CLOSING ACT, No, 81, 1900.”’ 
" Pusrio Notices. 


ii HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the vote 

of a maiority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 11th September instant, under the provisions of 
section 8 of the ‘‘Early Closing (Amendment) <Aet, 
No. 81, 1900,” in the Country Shopping District of 
NOWRA the closing times for all shops (not being 
butchers’ shops or shops mentioned in Schedule One 
to the ‘Barly Closing Act, 1899,’’ or in the Schedule 
to the ‘Saturday Half-holiday Act, 1910’’), shall be 
as follows :— 


On Saturday ... One o’clock. 
On Minidayeit ane “4 eben o clock, 
On the four other week-days Six o’clock. 

Tn accordance with the provisions of section 2 of the 
‘Barly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1910,’ the closing, 
times for ali poulterers’ and hairdressers’ shops shall, , 
in each week, be :— 

One o’clock in the afternoon of Wednesday. 
Ten o’clock in the evening of Saturday. 


[1850] 


Six o’clock in the evening for poulterers’ and half- 
past seven in the evening for hairdressers’ 
shops on the four other days of the week. 

G. S. BEEBY, | 
Minister. 











Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 17th September, 1918. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS 
OF THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


A MEMORIAL having been received by me asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 


[1851] 


_ District of Picton on the question whether the closing 


time at one o’clock be altered from Wednesday to 
Saturday, and the closing time at ten o’clock be 
altered from Saturday to Friday; it is hereby noti- 
fied, in accordance with the provisions of section 3 
of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, and the 
Regulations thereunder, that such Poll as to the altera- 
tions proposed will be taken at the Police Office, 
Picton, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., on 
Wednesday, 16th October, 1918. 


Each shopkeeper and shop assistant of a shop situ- 
ate in the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Prin- 
cipal Act, shall, subject to the Regulations, be entitled 
to vote at such Poll: Provided that, in every case, 
the shop assistant referred to shall have been engaged 
for three months at least in a shop (not being a shop 
mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal Act) in 
the Country Shopping District in which he claims to 
vote, and shall, at the time of voting, be above the 
age of 18 years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant 8rd Class 
A. J. Sheridan to be the person by whom such Poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, and 
also to be the officer to receive and record on the rolls 
of persons entitled to vote the names of all such per- 
sons furished to him in accordance with the Regula- 
tions. 


Any person entitled to vote, and desirous of voting 
at the Poll, may obtain from the said Returning 
Officer a form of statement free of cost, at the Police 
Office, Picton, from the 23rd September to the 5th 
October, 1918, inclusive, between the hours of 9 a.m. 
and 5 p.m. on each week-day. 


All such forms after being duly filled in must be 
delivered to the said Returning Officer at the Police 
Office, Picton, on or before the 5th October, 1918, or 
ae so as to reach that officer on or before that 

ate. 


The rolls of shopkeepers and shop assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and the per- 
sons whose names appear on these rolls will be entitled 
to vote. 


The rolls will be open for the inspection of any per- 
son between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., from the 
8th to the 12th October, 1918, inclusive. The atten- 
tion of the Returning Officer may be directed to any 
statement appearing therein believed to be incorrect. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 


20 Sepr., 1918.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


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[1812]. Department of Works, 


Sydney, 138th September, 1918. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“BOGAN GATE DAM.” 
Goobang Shire. 


REVOCATION oF EstTABLISHMENT OF PART OF Poupsiic 
Qe 
Watrertne Piace No. 327. 


H IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
; Kxecutive Council, hereby directs it to be notified 
that that part of Bogan Gate Dam p.w.r. 327, notified 
25th August, 1899, specified in the Schedule below, is 
hereby revoked pursuant to the provisions of the 
abovenamed Act. 

[Papers P. 1918-828-37] 

ROLY BALE 
Minister for Public Works. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Gunningbland, 
containing an area of about 132 acres, being that part 
of portion ‘'.1. 327 included in road shown on plan 
catalogued R. 8,942-1,603 at the Lands Department, 
Sydney, and those parts of portion p.w.p, 327 in- 
cluded in resumption for railway, Bogan Gate to 
Bulbodney, part of the proposed Special Lease 1917-18, 
Parkes, and part of portion 95,—as shown an plan 


catalogued C. 1,679-1,947 at the Lands Department, 
Sydney. 


DUBBO WATER SUPPLY. ~ 
AUTHORITY For AppiTIoNA, Works. 


H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of authority being given to carry out, under 
the provisions of the “Public Works Act, 1912,’’ and 
the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,” additional works of water supply for the town 
of Dubbo, comprising the provision and erection of a 
Boiler and Boiler Shed at the Pumping Station, 
Dubbo Water Supply, and works incidental thereto, 
and of such works being completed under the direc. 
tion of the Minister for Public Works. 


R. T. BALL. 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 11th September, 1918. 








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[1856] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock Branch, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


RENEWED NOTICE. 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


Re Means ror Suppression AND Destruction or 
Rappits AND Noxious ANIMALS. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, in con- 
- nection with the notification in the Government 
Gazette of the 2nd December, 1914, of the means 
approved of for adoption by Pastures Protection 
Boards for the suppression and destruction of rabbits 
and noxious animals in their respective districts, and 
I now hereby approve of the following modification 
with respect to the compulsory use of the means 
‘Hpoisoning,’’ viz.:—That for a period of six months 
from the 1st October, 1918, when an owner or occupier 
of land which is situated within a radius of ten (10) 
miles from any railway has, in the opinion of a 
Pastures Protection Board, failed or neglected to make 
use of the means ‘‘poisoning’’ for the suppression or 
destruction of rabbits and noxious animals on his land, 
legal proceedings shall not be instituted by the Board 
against such owner or occupier on account of the said 
default. 
[1917-7,971-480] 

W. C. GRAHAME, 
Minister for Agriculture. 





[1434] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 


HE following report by ‘‘The Board,” constituted 
under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ in favour of the 
issuing of a license, has been presented to the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission, as the result 
of the public inquiry regarding the desirability of 
pranting the application for a license under section 
113 of the “‘Water Act, 1912,’ made by Walter W. B. 


Fengcts H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner, 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 


Report of ‘The Board’’ constituted under the said 
Act. 


New South Waies, \ 
to wit. 


Wuereas on the fourteenth day of June, in the year 
1918, at the Court-house, Carinda, it became a matter 


- for public inquiry before Mr. R. T. Hole, the person 


authorised by ‘‘The Board’? and approved by. the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, as to 
the desirability of granting the application of Walter 
-W. B. Penzer for a license under section 113 of the 
“Water Act, 1912,” for deepening Lower Quambone 
Bore, portion 18 (pt.), parish of Molle, county of 
Clyde, Land District of Walgett, application No. 161, 
Moree Land Board District; also as to whether ‘The 
Board”’ shouid report in favour of the issuing of a 
license, and Mr. R. T. Hole, the person authorised by 
‘The Board”’ and approved by the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, having inquired into the 
said application, ‘‘The Board’’ reports to the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission upon the 
inquiry that a license be granted for a period termi- 
nating on the 2nd December, 1922, subject to the 
work being carried out in accordance with the plan 
and specification attached marked ‘‘A”’ and ‘‘B” 

respectively. 

[W.C. and I.C. 1918-8,412] 
Adopted by “The Board,’’ and given and signed 
under my Hand at Sydney, this twelfth day 

of August, 1918. 
T. B COOPER, 
Chairman of ‘‘The Board’ constituted 
under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912.’’ 
The Commissioners for 
Water Conservation and Irrigation. 








“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
APPLICATION No. 227, Mairnanp Lanp Boarp District, 


4p following report on an inquiry into the appli- 
cation of Edward Lloyd Jones for a license under 

the abovementioned Act has been presented to the 

Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, 
to wit, 


Wuereas on the 16th day of August, 1918, it became 
a matter for investigation before us whether an appli- 
cation dated 21st May, 1918, by Edward Lloyd Jones, 
for a license under the ‘“‘Water Act, 1912,” for the 
construction and use of a pump on the Hunter River, 
Portion 208, Parish of Darlington, County of Durham, 
should be recommended; and having taken evidence 
and inquired into the said matter, we find that the 
receipt of the subject application was duly advertised 
in the Gazette and the local newspaper, as required 
by Section 11 of the ‘‘Water Act, 1912.” 


That no person appeared in Court in opposition to 
the subject application. 


That there is no objection to the granting of the 
subject application. 

We, therefore, recommend that the subject applica- 
tion be granted, and that a license be issued to 
Edward Lloyd Jones, subject to the following condi- 
tions —— 

(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the power to regulate or 
absolutely stop all pumping operations should 
it at any time think or deem it necessary to 
do so in the public interests. 

(2) A screen or rose with openings not more Mint 
one quarter of an inch wide to be permanently 
fixed to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to 
the satisfaction of the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission. i 

(3) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission during the 
month of July in each year with a return on 
the form provided by the said Commission, 
showing full particulars of the irrigation car- 
ried on by him during the preceding twelve 
months ending 30th June. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


[20 Supr., 1918, 





(4) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission shall have the power, on giving the 
holder of the license or occupier of the site 
of the work six months’ notice, to cancel, 
revoke, or withdraw the license at any time, 
if necessary or desirable, in connection with 
any scheme formulated by the State for the 
improvement of the river or its tributaries, 
or for the utilisation of the same. 

i5) No compensation shall be payable by such 
Commission or the Crown in respect of such 
cancellation, revocation, or withdrawal to any 
person whomsoever. 

We recommend that the term of the license be five 
(5) years. 
Mr. A. B. Shaw, Solicitor, for and with applicant. 

Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 


Singleton, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 16th day of August, 1918. 


W. H. SONS Chairman. 
ROBT. FAULKNER, ‘ 
JOHN HAYES, f Members. 


[wW.C. and I.C, 1918-12,849} 


— 


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“WATER ACT, 1912.” 
Apprication No. 216, Marrnanp Lanp Bosrp District. 


HE following report on an inquiry into the appli- 

cation of Charles Mitchell for a License under 

the abovementioned Act has been presented to the 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, } 

to wit, 
Wueress on the 16th day of August, 1918, it became 
a matter for investigation before us whether an appli- 
cation dated 5th June, 1917, by Charles Mitchell for 
a license, under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ for use of a 
pump on part of Portion 149, Parish of Liddell, county 
of Durham, should be recommended; and having 
taken evidence and inquired into the said matter, we 
find that the applicant has enlisted, and does not 
require the license during his absence. We, therefore, 
recommen that the application be treated as with- 

rawn. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House at 
Singleton, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 16th day of August, 1918. 


Wie Can ED Chairman. 
OBT., FAULKNER, } 
JOHN HAvgeSs, .. gs Members. 
16th August, 1918. 


[W.©. and 1.0. 1917-11,126] [1418] 





‘PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Applications should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the under- 
signed not later than the dates specified : — 


23rp SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


Medical Officer (male), Medical Branch, Department 
of Public Instruction. Salary, £500 per annum 
(Professional Division). Duties will consist of the 
ordinary medical work of a School Medical Ser- 
vice (no treatment). Successful applieant’s ser- 
vices will be utilised mainly in the metropolitan 
area. No private practice allowed. 

Dentist, Medical Branch, Department of Public In- 
struction. Pay, £145 per annum. Successful 
candidate will be required to attend at the School 
Dental Clinic, Sydney, five half days a week, each 
half-day to consist of 34 hours. Employment will 
be in terms of seetion 44 of the UBublic Service 
ae 1902,”” and section 3 of the Amending Act, 

By order of the Board, 


R, A, GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


Srbssbe i. 








PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following position. Application should be 
made on a form for the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions 
in country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified. In terms of the 
Public Service Act, suitable applicants already per- 
manently employed in the Public Service will receive 
first consideration in the filling of permanent posi- 
tions :— 
23rp SrerTreMBER, 1918. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (Female). Salary com- 
mencing at £70 per annum (or £110 per annum 
if the appointee is over 21 years of age), with 
increments ip to £180 per annum, in terms of the 
Public Service Regulations (Clerical Division). 
Applicants must not be less than 17 nor more 
than 35 years of age on the first day of examina- 
tion: Provided that successful candidates will not 
be permanently appointed until they_ reach the 
age of 18 years, ‘They will be required to submit 
themselves to a competitive examination, whic 
will be held on the afternoons of the 19th and 26th 
October, 1918, in the following subjects:— 
Shorthand, Typing, English, Composition, Dicta- 
tion, Commercial Arithmetic, Geneial knowledge 
paper. All candidates will be required to pay an 
examination fee of 5s., which must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessions, or The Treasury, and 
a receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary to 
the Board with the form of application. Copies 
of papers set at previous examinations may be 
purchased at the Government Printing Office, 
price 6d. (per post 7d.) per copy. 


By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


HE Public Service Board invite applications from 
| officers already permanently employed in’ the 
Public Service for the undermentioned position. Ap- 
plication should be made on a form (No. 75) for the 
purpose, obtainable at the office of the Board, or at 
the Government Printing Office, and forwarded 
through the permanent head of the Department in 
which the officer is employed in time to reach the 
Board not later than the date specified ;— - 


30TH SepremBeR, 1918. 


Clerk, Board of Trade, Department of Labour and 
Industry; £250 per annum: Clerical Division. 
Applicants should be officers of the Clerical Divi- 
sion, receiving not less than £200 per annum, and 
must have had experience in the institution of 
business systems, statistical compilation, and ac- 
counts work. 

By order of the Board, 
; BR. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 





[1802] Public Service Board, 


33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 


A Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
a currently with the Leaving Certificate Examina- 
tion, Competitive Examinations of Candidates (male) 
for admission to the Public Service of the State as 
Cadet Draftsmen and Cadet Architectural Draftsmen, 
Professional Division, and as Junior Clerks (male and 
female), Clerical Division, will be held in Sydney and 
at various country centres on the 11th November, 
1918, and following days. For female candidates the 
examination will be held only at those country towns 
where there are offices under the jurisdiction of the 
Public Service Board. The estimated number of 
appointments as Cadet Draftsmen to be made is 
twenty ; Architectural Cadet, one; Junior Clerks— 
male, bin ; luaniy ve 
andidates. other than persons already permanent] 

employed in the Public Service, must af ie less tha 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day of 
examination: Provided that successful male candi- | 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached the age of 16 years and 
auneese! if fonale ar antes until they reach the age 
oO fears. They must be of | ek i 
Sie ¥ akc y ™m good character and in 

The subjects in which candidates will be’ examined 
are prescribed in Regulations 105 (c), 106, and 109, 
ee the standard will be that of the Leaving Certi- 
cate, % 


1 orca ust ale 


20 Supr., 1918.] 





Applications to attend the examinations must be 
made on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, and must reach the under- 
signed not later than the 14th October. 

Candidates who are successful in the competition 
will be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, 
at a commencing salary of £100 per annum (Junior 
Clerks—male); £70 per annum (Junior Clerks— 
female); £85 per annum (Cadet Draftsmen). At the 
expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
be permanently appointed at the same salary, and 
will thereafter be eligible to receive increments up 
to £200 per annum, subject to the necessary funds 
being voted by Parliament. Male and female Junior 
Clerks will, however, be subject to special regulations 
as to commencing rates of salary and increments. 

All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 

for each examination. The fee must be lodged with 

a Clerk of Petty Sessicns or the Treasury, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary of the 
Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 
the principal booksellers. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. kK 





Public Servica Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 


YHE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Intermediate -Certificate 
Examination, a Competitive Nxamination of Candi- 
dates for admission to the Clerical Division of the 
Public Service of the State will be held in Sydney 
and at various country centres, which will be fixed as 
far as possible to suit the convenience of candidates, 
on the 25th November, 1918, and following days. For 
- males, the estimated number of appointments to be 
made is one hundred, of which ten will be reserved 
for competition limited to candidates already em- 
ployed in the General Division of the Service, and 
twenty-five to candidates employed as Temporary 
Junior Clerks. For females, the examination will be 
held in Sydney, and in those country towns where 
offices under the Public Service Board’s jurisdiction 
are situated, and the estimated number of appoint- 
ments 1s five. 

Candidates, other than persons already permanently 
employed in the Public Service, must be not less than 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day 
of examination: Provided that successful male candi- 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached 16 years of age; while girls 
will be ineligible for employment till they have reached 
the age of 17 years. They must be of good character 
and in sound health. é 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. 

Application to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for‘the purpose, which can be ob- 
tained at the Office of the Board, and must reach the 
undersigned not later than the 14th October, 1918. © 

Successful male candidates will be appointed on pro- 
bation as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum, At the expiration of twelve months, 
if satisfactory, they will be permanently appointed 
at the same salary, and will thereafter be eligible to 
receive an annual increment of salary not exceeding 
£20, until they have reached a salary of £140 per 
annum, and thereafter to receive an annual increment 
of salary not exceeding £15 until they have reached 
a salary of £200 per annum, subject to the necessary 
funds being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- 
dates alvenee employed in the General Division of the 
Service and who may be in receipt of higher salaries 
than £60 per annum will be appointed at such salaries 
as the Board may determine. Successful female can- 
didates will be appointed at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum, and, subject to the conditions above 
mentioned, will be eligible for annual increments of 
£15 up to a maximum of £155 per annum. } 

All candidates will be required to pay an_examina- 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can he 
obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 
principal booksellers. 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


[1803] 


| 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


Act No. 22, 1918. 


4669 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[1822] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 12th Septemher, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, fer general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative Coun- 
cil and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, viz. ;— 


Act No. 21, 1918. ‘‘An Act to provide. for the pro- 
tection of certain animals and birds; to repeal 
the ‘Birds Protection Act, 1901,’ and the ‘Native 
Animals Protection Act, 1903’; to amend certain 
other Acts; and for other purposes consequent 
thereon or incidental thereto.’ 


. “An Act to amend the ‘Local 
Government (Shire Loans) Act, 1914.” 

W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the yrovistons 


of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 


Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on OR BEFORE 
THE 25TH OctToBER, 1918 :— 


No. 15,346. APPLICANT:—Robert Ferguson, of 
Scone. LAND:—Municipality Scone, 1 acre 44 
perches, in Liverpool-street,—allotments 13 and 14, 
section 4, village Scone, granted to Dugald McPher- 
son, part allotment 15 of said section granted to 
Oswaid Bloxsome, and part allotments 6, 7, and 8 of 
said section granted to H. B. Murray; adioining pro- 
perties of R. Ferguson, HE. W. Harrison, and C. KE. 
Wilkins. 

_No. 21,061. APPLICANTS :—Patrick English, of 
Kogarah, and Elizabeth Murray, of Katoomba. 
LAND :—Municipality Kogarah, 1 acre 3 roods 383 
perches, and 30} perches, in Station and Park streets, 
—parts portion 24 granted to Archibald McNab; ad- 
joining properties of EH, J. and P. Schmitt, T. Young, 
and P. English. 

No. 21,381. APPLICANTS:—Samuel Hordern, 
John Felix Booth, and Lebbeus Hordern, all of Syd- 
ney; and Anthony Hordern, formerly of Sydney, now 
on active service. LAND:—Municipality Newtown, 
163 perches, in King and Longdown streets,—lots 25, 
26, 39, and 40, Bligh Terrace subdivision, and part 
240 acres granted to William Bligh; adjoining pro- 
perties of § ang A. Hordern, J. F. Booth, and C. 
D'Arcy. 

No. 21,411. APPLICANT :—Walter Hedley Kelly, 
of Cremorne. LAND :—Municipality North Sydney, 
174 perches, in Clande-avenue,—lot 20, Bertha-road 
Estate, and part 700 acres (portion 852 of parish) 
granted to Alfred Thrupp; adjoining properties of 
G. J. L. Catchiove, E. J. Rodda, and J. B. Clelland. 

No. 21,452. APPILACANT:—Joseph Stevens, of 
Ashfield. ULAND:—Municipality Petersham, 14} 
perches, at corner The Avenue and Searl-street,—part 
lots 1 and 2, Blair Athol Nursery, and part 100 acres 
eranted to John White; adjoining properties of 
L. A. D. Flockhart, and T. D. Cragg. 

No. 21,492. APPLICANT :—William Edwin Budd, 
of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality. Drummoyne, 8h 
perches and 3 roods 204 perches, in Coralie-street and 
Hampden-road,—iot 22, and part lots 20 and 21, J. 
Bianch’s subdivision of original lot 86, Five Dock 
Farm Estate, and part 1,500 acres (portion 256 oF 
parish) granted to John Harris; adjoining properties 
of P. A. Davis, J. Philipson, Mrs. MecOulloch, J. 
O'Donnell, R. A. E. Barrell, and W. E., T. F., W. ie 
and J. A. Budd. 

No. 21.543. APPLICANT :—William James Craw- 
ley, of Leichhardt, LAND : Municipality Leich- 
hardt, 24 perches, in Commercial-road,—lots 30 and 
31. section D, West Callan Park Estate, and part 
100 acres granted to Jehn Austin: adjoining pro- 
perties of S. EH. Rowe, Mrs. J. Spiller, and J. G. 
Gray. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney, 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1842] 





20th September, 1918. 


4670 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


A PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 
. lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act oN OR BEFORE 
tHE Sra NovEMBER, 1918 :— 

No. 21,282. APPLICANT :—The Commercial Bank 
of Australia, Limited. LAND:—City Newcastle, 16} 
perches, in Hunter-street,—part allotments 55 and 58 
granted to George Furber; adjoining properties of 
oohey’s Limited, Howard Smith Limited, The Com- 
mercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited, L. L’E. 
Rankine, BE. J. and Z. W. L’E. Eames. ’ 

No. 21,407. APPLICANTS :—Tooth & Co. Limited. 
LAND :—Municipality Bexley, 33} perches, at junc- 
tion Short-street and Railway-parade, near Carlton 
Railway Station,—lot 1, section 5, Carlton HUstate, 
and part 1.950 acres (portion 115 of parish) granted 
to John Townson; adjoining properties of R. Palme 
and W. J. Berryman. 

No. 21,461. APPLICANT :—Edward Charlton, of 
Enfield. LAND:—Municipality Granville, 2 roods 
321 perches, in Woodville-road,—tots 9, 10, and wile 
section 8, Stimson’s subdivision, and part 1,125 acres 
(portion 1 of parish) granted to Garnham Blaxcell ; 
adjoining properties of E. Purtell A. Bielby, C. Duff, 
T.° Hotchkiss or Hotchkies, J. Hands, and A. H. 
McMillan. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


20th September, 1918. [1843] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 


with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE © 


THE 20TH NovemBER, 1918 :— 

No. 20,818. APPLICANTS :—Edward Peter Cap- 
per, Hllis Eyre Capper, and Harry Hyne Capper, all 
of West Maitland. LAND :—Municipality Morpeth, 
113 perches, in Swan-street,—part 1,030 acres (portion 
3 of parish) granted to Edward Charles Close; adjoin- 
ing properties of E. P., E. E., and H. H. Capper, R. 
Tangney, and Permanent Trustee Company of New 
South Wales Limited. 

No. 21,041. APPIACANTS:—Rowland Shepherd 
and Teresa Mycock, both of North Richmond. LAND: 
—County Cook, parish Currency, shire Colo, 187 acres 
2 roods 27 perches and 29 acres 2 roods 35 perches, 
being the land granted as 30 acres (portion 84 of 
parish) to Charles Connor, part 40 acres (portion 82 
of parish) granted to Thomas Moloney, and part 100 
acres (portion 83 of parish) granted to Matthew Lock; 
adjoining properties of R. B. Murray, estate late J. 
Christensen, L. H. Parker, S. J. Pearce, R. J. Silk, 
A., A. B., A. A., and K. E. Price, S. Hoskisson, and 
J. W. Ward. [The applicants claim a title by pos- 
session as against the persons interested under an 
assignment for benefit of ereditors by Olivia and 
Alfred Pettersen to John Urquhart, dated 17th 
October, 1887, registered Book 379, No. 203, viz. :— 
William Brown, of Sydney, timber merchant, The 
Hon. James Henry Young, M.0.A., Charles Wood- 
ford, of Sydney, plumber, and Leslie Johnston, of 
Sydney, gentleman. | 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be insvected 
at the Land Titlés Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
20th September, 1918. [1844] 
“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWERAGE 
ACTS, 1892-1906.”’ 


NEwoASsTLE SEWERAGE—ELEVENTH (B) Srcrion. 


ie is hereby notified that provision having been made 
for the sewerage of properties within the boun- 
daries of the Eleventh (B) Section of the Sewerage 
District, embracing Newcastle and Suburbs, the sewer- 
age rates authorised to be levied by the ‘‘Hunter Dis- 
trict Water and Sewerage Act, 1892-1906,’’ may, on 
and after the 27th day of September, 1918, be enforced 
and recovered in respect of each and every sewered 
property situated within the said sewered section, 
The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the Eleventh (B) Sewered Section hereinbefore 
referred to: Commencing at the intersection of the pro- 














NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


a 


[20 Nerr., 1918, £3 


longation north-westerly of the north-eastern side of 
Learmonth-street with the western side of Gordon- 
avenue; bounded thence on the west by this western 
side of Gordon-avenue (being a boundary of the Kleyventlr 
(A) Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Dumaresq-street; thence on the 
north by that side of that street (being a boundary of 
the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly across Gordon- 
avenue to its intersection with the eastern side of 
Gordon-avenue; thence again on the west by that side 
of that avenue (being a boundary of the Sixth 
Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Minola-street; thence again on 
the north by that side of that street (being a boun- 
dary of the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly for a 
distance of 6! chains; thence on the east by a line 
drawn from this point parallel to Gordon-avenue 
southerly to its intersection with the north-eastern 
side of Learmonth-street ; thence on the south-west by 
that side of that street north-westerly, to the point 
of commencement 

Notzt.—Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the ‘‘Hunter District Water and Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906.’ as follows:—‘‘Sewered Property’’ 
means a property situated within a sewered section 


‘from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 


could, by means of drains, be drained into any sewer 
not more than 50 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly or indirectly with such sewer of the Board or 
not; or where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of such property could, by means of drains, be 
drained into any such sewer, such portion only of such 
property, whether such portion be connected directly 
or indirectly with sewer of the Board or not. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


Newcastle, 22nd August, 1918. [1433] 





[1462] Metropolitan Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 3lst August, 1918. 


it is hereby notified that Courts of Appeal against 

assessments for Water Rates on properties situ- 
ated in Baulkham Hills Shire, Blacktown Shire, Colo 
Shire, Nepean Shire, Bulli Shire, Hornsby Shire, 
Warringah Shire, and Kuring-gai Shire, for the year 
commencing Ist July, 1918, will be held on the follow- 
ing dates, at the Court Houses and time, or as soon 
after as the business of the Court will permit, as set 
forth hereunder, viz. :— 


Baulkham Hills Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 23rd 
September, 10 o’clock forenoon. 

Blacktown Shire, Parramatta Court-house, 23rd Sep- 
tember, 10 o’clock forenoon. 

Bulli Shire, Bulli Court-house, 2nd October, 9.30 
o'clock forenoon, 

Colo Shire, Windsor Court-house, 10th October, 10 
o'clock forenoon. 

Nepean Shire, Camden Court-house, 14th October, 10 
o'clock forenoon. ; 

Hornsby Shire, Hornshy Court-house, 15th October, 
10 o’clock forenoon. 

Warringah Shire, Manly Court-house, 22nd October, 
10 o’clock forenoon. 


Kuring-gai Shire, North Sydney Court-house, 24th 
October, 10 o’clock forenoon. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 


Secretary. 








[1826] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 
Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 
Balmain: Stack-street, from 
westerly 184 yards (4,708). 
Canterbury: Riverview-road, from existing main to 
existing main 420 yards (4,678); Nelson-road, 
from existing main south-westerly 147 yards 
(4,678), ; ; 
Hurstville: Norman-street, from existing main south- 
_ westerly 318 yards (4,734). ¥ 
Ku-ring-gai: Rosebery-road, from existing main to 
Stanhope-road 210 vards (6,613); Stanhope-road, 
from Roseberry-road casterly 162 yards (6,613) : 
Redbank-road, from Cook-road south-westerly 
__ 194 yards (6,606). 
Lidcombe: Graham-street, from existing main to 
Clarke-street 99 yards (4,721): Wilfred-street 
from Woodburn-road westerly 137 yards (4,732), 


Darling-street north- 


90 Supr., 1918.] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


4671 





Marrickville: Lower Tupper street, from Addison. 
road to Gordon-street 102 yards (4,722). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

i) HE main pipe in the said streets, having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before the 
lith day of October next, to cause a proper pipe and 
stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the 
main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoticE To THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Seven Hills road 
south-easterly 1,046 yards (6,614). 

Canterbury: Schackel-avenue, from Homer-road north- 
erly 250 yards (4,652). 

Marvickvilic; Pritchard-lane, from Tupper-strect 
south-easterly 97 yards (4,660); Barclay-street, 


from Marrickville-road north-easterly 74 yards 
(4,651). 

Mascot: Park-road, from Ponsonby-street easterly 164 
yards (4,638). 

Petersham: Nelson-place, from Sadlier-avenue to 
Trafalgar-crescent (4,644). . 


Warringah Shire: Howard-avenue, from existing main 
to The Strand (6,604); Loftus-street, from Lagoon- 
street to Ocean-street (6,591); Clarke-street, from 
existing main easterly 191 yards (6,553). 

Woollahra: Carlisle-street, from existing main to 
Fernleigh-avenue; Fernleigh-avenue, from Car- 
lisle-street to Chamberlain-road (4,749). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighteenth day of October next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1460] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 17th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice To tae OwneRS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
in— 


Canterbury: Dinora-street, from Allan-avenue, south- 
easterly 123 yards (4,662). 

Concord: Castlestead-street, from Brunswick-parade 
easterly 239 yards (4,761). 1 

Ku-ring-gat Shire: Neringah-street, from 
main to Lane Cove road (6,618). 

Paddington: Harris-street, from existing main to 
Klizabeth-street (3,588). 

Rockdale: The Avenue, from existing main to Row- 
ley-street; Rowley-street, from The Avenue to 
Reading-road; Reading-road, from Rowley-street 
south-westerly 201 yards (4,762); Rowley-street, 
from Reading-road westerly 115 yards (4,763); 
Reading-road, from Rowley-street north-easterly 
301 yards (4,764). 

Willoughby: Gibbes-street, from Mann-street south- 
easterly 130 yards (6,595). 

Woollahra: Arthur-street, from existing main south- 
easterly 37 yards (4,760). 

And the various private strects, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

‘fF. HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above are hereby required, on or before 

the first day of November next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


existing 


[1835] 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Canterbury: Collingwood-avenue, from Homer-street 
to Hamilton-avenue; Coney-road, from Colling- 
wood-avenue westerly 206 yards (4,718); Jarrett- 
street, from existing main to Alfred-street (4,575), 

Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main north- 
westerly 242 yards (4,759). 


Hornsby: Osborne-road, from existing main southerly 
169 yards (6,601). 

Ku-ring-gai: Selwyn-street, from 
north-westerly 202 yards (6,594). 

Randwick: Gardener’s-road, from existing main to 
Doncaster-avenue; Doncaster-avenue, from Gar- 
dener’s-road northerly 486 yards; Borrodale-road, 
from Doncaster-avenue to existing main; Muiller- 
street, from Doncaster-avenue easterly 175 yards 
(4.755); Barker-street, from Forsyth-street ecast- 
erly 267 yards (4,700); Brighton-road, from Car- 
rington-street to Melody-street (4,699) ; Arcadia- 
street, from Arden-street to Beach-street (4,767). 

Warringah Shire: Clarke-street, from Ocean-street 
westerly 169 yards (6,552). 

Willoughby: Penkivil-street, from Kalgoorlie-street 
westerly 69 yards (6,597). 

Wollongong: Church-street, 
Swan-street (4,772). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


Merryvale-road 


from Beach-street to 


ae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-fifth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 12th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN—— 


Blacktown: Binalong-road, from existing main north- 
erly 37 yards (6,612). 

Enfield: Ann-street, from Burwood-road to Baker- 
street (4,703). 

Granville: Earl-street, from Woodville-road to High- 
street (4,701). 

Leichhardt: Flood-street, from existing main to 
William-street; William-street, from Flood-street 
to existing main (4,757). 

Parramatta: Pennant Hills Road, from Parramatta 
boundary to Bellevue-street ; Bellevue-street, from 
Pennant Hills Road to Factory-street; Factory- 
street, from Bellevue-street to Windsor-road 
(6,499). alt 

Warringah Shire: Pine-avenue, from existing main 
northerly 45 yards (6,608). 


ind the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
Ae down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-seventh day of September next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to sunvly 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and pre- 


or D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 
L962] of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


4672 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Service Prees. 


Noricr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Waratah: Bridge-street, from High-street southerly 
100 yards; High-street, from Bridge-street to 
KEdith-street; Young-street, from Bowker-street 
to Parkview-street; Watson-street, from end of 
existing main south-easterly to Rawson-street ; 
Rawson-street, from Southon-street to. Upfold- 
street; Upfold-street, from end of existing main 
south-easterly to Rawson-street. 

Hamilton: Dumaresque-street, from Steel-street to 
Chaucer-street ; Samdon-street, from Cleary-street 
to Bibby-street. 

'Pae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the 
llth October, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop- 
cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the main 
pipe to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
26th August, 1918. [1318] 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noticr To Lay Service Pires. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
casé may be) of tenements and premises situated 


in 
New Lambton: Greta-road, extended from Glossop- 
street to Russell-road; Gwydir-road, from end of 
existing main easterly to Westcourt-road; Tau- 


ranga-road, from end of existing main southerly 


to Thalaba-road. 


Newcastle: Kilgour-avenue (late Reuss-street), from 
Helen-street southerly to municipal boundary. 
Mcerewether: Reuss-street, from municipal boundary 

southerly 20 yards, 


Hi main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner or occupier or mortgagee (as 
the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 
ated as above is hereby required, on or before the first 
November, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks 
to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 
By order of the Board, 
ALFRED KE. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[1862] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, __ 
18th September, 1918. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


a 


RAILWAY SERVICE SUPERANNUATION BOARD. 


NoMINATION or CANDIDATES For Exnuction AS MrMper 
oF THE Boarp. 


A hig aceordance with clause 7 of the Regulations 
gazetted on 21st Septembé?, 1910, it ig hereby 
notified, that more persons having. been nominated 
than required to be elected, an election will take 
place. Ballot-papets wil be distributed to those mem- 
bers of.the Railway Service who are entitled to vote, 
in sufficient time for the votes to be recorded by 6 p.m. 
on 25th September instant, which is declared the clos- 
ing time and date of election. 


J. S. SPURWAY, 


[1828 } Returning Officer. 





The 14th day of September, 1918. 


Y virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
“District_ Courts Act, 1912,’ IT hereby appoint 

Mr. Alfred William Coleman to act as Bailiff of the 
District Court at Murrurundi, vice Mr. J. C. 
McGregor.—to take effect from the date of éom- 


mencing duty. : 
GRANTLEY FITZHARDINGE, 
[1861] Judge. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


[20 Sepr., 1918, 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 


ENDERS for the following public works have 


been accepted for the period ended 14th Sep- 
tember, 1918 : — 


Completion of Work on road, Pappinbarra, parish of 
Albert, Closer Settlement Roads, Contract No. 
2/8—Fred Norrie, Kllenborough, Hastings River. 

Installation of Electric Light, Kempsey Court-house 
—F. E. O’Sullivan, 2964 Pitt-strect, Sydney. 

Erection and Completion of Additions and Altcra- 
tions, Department of Pharmacology, Medical 
pert Sydney University—M. K. Ward, Lewis- 
ham. 

Completion of Work on Road, parish of Comlaroi, 
county of Fitzroy, Closer Settlement Roads, Con- 
tract No. 8/17-18—Francis Gilbert, North 
Dorrigo, 

Erection and Completion of Additional Wards, Stock- 
ton Mental Hospital, Stockton, Contract No. 
603-—-H. Hutcherson & Sons, 287 Bruce-street, 
Newcastle. 

Construction and Completion of Timber Truss Bridge 
at Macquario River at Bathurst, Rankin’s 
Bridge, Road Bathurst to Monkey Hill—Charles 
J. Koord, High-street, Canterbury, 

Erection of Retaining Walls and Fence, Ormond 
House, Peddington— Alfred Cayzer, Bourke- 
street, Waverley. 

Terragong Swamp Drainage, Completion, Contract 
No. 7/17-18—A. Love, Gladstone. 

Krection and Completion of Operating Block and 
Alterations, Braidwoed District Hosnital, Con- 
tract No, 665—C, J, Louis, Braidwood. 

Installation of Electric Jaghting, Albtiry Court- 
House—W. F. Johnson, Waverley: 

Erection and Completion of Isolation Block, Orange 
District Hespital_James G. Taylor; Moore-street, 
Sydney. ¥ 

Installation of Domestic Hot-watet Service, Hlawarra 
Cottage Hospital, Coledale_R. L: Norman & Co.; 
Sydney. 

Repairs and Painting, Concord Police Station—D. 

* McDonald, Summer Hill. 

Repairs to Roofs, &e:, Coledale Hospital, 
Coast—W. J. Williams, Thirroul. 

Hrection and Completion of Nutses’ Quarters, Bulli 
Cottage Hospital=W. J. Williams, Thirroul. 

Supply and Erection of Steam Stetilising Plant. Tla- 
warra Cottage Hospital, Coledale—Wilson’s 
Agencies Limited, Sydney. 

Unsuccessful tenderers for the above are requested 
to accept this intimation. 


T. B. COOPER, 
Under Secretary. 


[1826] 


South 





[1827] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


ENDERS will be received by the District 
Hngineer, Cutlwaa Irrigation Area, Wentworth, 
up to 2 o’clock p.m. on Monday, the 7th October, 
1918, from persons willing to contract for the Con- 
struction of an Earth Dam in Popilta Creek, Great 
Ana Branch Water Trust, , 

Plans. specification, atid form of tender may be seen 
at the Office of the District, Engineer, Curlwaa Trri- 
gation Area, near Wentworth, and at the Polico Staz 
tion, Mildira; 

linyelopes enclosing tenders to bé ehdorsed ‘Teader 
for Construction of Barth Dam in Popilta Creek, 
Great Ana Branch Water Trust,” . 


By order, 


GEO. J. EVATT, 
Secretary. 





[ 1563} Stores Supply Committee, 
15 Young-street, 


Sydney, 5th September, 1918. 


fbn for the carrying out of Jaundry work required 

at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, at Richmond 
from the 4th November, 1918, will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 16 Young-street, Sydney, up till 4:30 
p-m. on Wednesday, 25th September, 1918, 


Tender forms and farther particulars may be obtained on 
application. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


20 Sepr,,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZUYPE, No. 117, 4673 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, 


Abe will be received at this Office for the Public Works specified in the Schedule hervunder up to TWO O’CLOGK 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. 


All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
pon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted, 


It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 
be accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s, for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 





R. T, BALL. 
Description of Work or Supplies to be ti ue pee h Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions, 
P Tendered for. TPetders will be General Conditions, and form of Tender. Remarks, 
received. may be seen. 








Building Works. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; and Sanatorium, Water- 
fall. 


Erection of New Vining Rooms and Recrea- | 23 Sept., 1918 
tion Hall at the Sanatorium, Waterfall. 
| 


Alterations and Additions to the Royal South | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Fublic Works Depart- 
Sydney Hospital. meat, Sydney. 











. 








Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Hospital, | 8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Grafton. ment, Sydney ; Court-house, Grafton ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Lismore. 








Harbour and Drainage Works, 











25 Nov., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 

Wellington (New Zealand) ; Secretary, 

| Harbour Trust, Auckland (New Zea- 


Removal of Rock at the eatrance to the 
Clarence River. 





land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Court-house, Grafton. 





Miscellaneous. 





Roe 


Installation of one Electric Lift at i £ept., 1918 
Hospital, Goulburn. 


Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 














Installation of Steam and Electric Sterilizing | 23 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
Plant at the Hospital, Gunnedah. ment, Sydney. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
tnent, Sydney; and Supervising Wn- 
gineer’s Office, Tamworth. 


Inttallation of a Domestic Hot Water Service 


30 Sept., 1918 
at the Hospital, Gunnedah. 














Installation of Roentgen Ray Apparatus, | 30 Sept., 1918 Contractors’ Room; Public Works Depart- | 
District Hospital, Lismore. mént, Svdney. I 





8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 


Ventilation of Flight Conveyor Pit, in con- 
ment, Sydney. 


nection with Coal-loading Plant at Port 
Kembla. 











National and Local Government Works, 





8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Devart- | Fresh ‘lenders. 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Bega, 
Moruya, Eden, West Maitland; Goul- 
burn, and Grafton ; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Erection of Timber Trass Bridge over Brogo 
River at Brogo, Road Bega to Cobargo. 




















Erection of Timber Truss Bridge over Bar- | 14 Oct., 1918 | Ooatractors’ Room, Pohlic Works Depart~ | Fresh Tenders, 


rington River at Barrington, Road Glou- | ment, Sydney; Court-houses, West 
cester to Copeland. Maitland, Taree, Kempsey, Grafton, 
and Goulburn; Police Station, Glou- 
cester ; and Public Works Office, New- | 
castle, 











4674 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Sxpr., 1918. 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


A Be will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 

Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £3, with the names and addresses of two 
sureties for approval. 

The Department does not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local District Works Officer,-or from the Department of Public Works, Sydney. 


R. T. BALL, 








Date from whioh 











oes Ares of Term Tenders close 
iybscdas oo Tenant s Lease. Road. of Leaae. | the ee a 4 2 p.m., as under. 
ears pe 
Polygonum Hut Tank | 640 0 O | Booligal to Mossgiel age ...| 5 years | 1 Dec., 1918 ...| 21 Oct., 1918. 





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Dopartment of Education, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


TENDEKS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m. on the 
dates set forth in the second colman. 

Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘* Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” 

All tenders for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit calculated at tho rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
on the amount of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
INFORMAL. 

Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing ci 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount cf 
deposit is sent by wire. 

Deposits must be in the form of ® bank draft, a money order, or a marked cheque cn a Sydney bank, drawn !n 
favour of the Under Secretary of Education. 

EXCHANGE AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 
CHEQUES. 

No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. Tho deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected wi'l 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absoluteiy forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 
action by the Department of Education. The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 
of this Department has recommended payment of the first inatalment on account of the contract, 

The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tonder. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education, 





* Date up to which 
Description of Work to be tendered for, Tenders will be 
received. 


1918. 
Lilyville—Fencing. ... pees Vins: ...| 26 September ..| Department of Education, Sydney. 
Ingleburn—New Water Service ... ee 53 yet 20 cf ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 
Chelmsford, via Lismore (Fresh)—Additions ... a eG e ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Lismore and Chelmsford. 


Where Plans and Specifications may be seen, and Tender 
Forms obtained. 





Broken Hill High—New School Building ae A FL, GRR ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
School, Broken Hill. 
Gundurimba (Fresh)—Improvements and Repairs ...| 3 October .,..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 


Schools, Gundurimba, Lismore, and Casino. 

Tigrah, via Bundook—Additions and repairs, &. ...) 3 A A .... Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Tigrah, Gloucester, and Taree. 

Bexley—Fencing ... Bae : ale as | 38 Fe ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 

Cowper—Repairs and Painting ... ras aes en) ° ..., Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Grafton and Cowper. 

Byalla—Removal of Building from Langley Park and} 10 Ks ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
re-erection at Byalla. Schools, Yass, Goulburn, and Gunning. 

The Shades, via Molong (Fresh)—New School Building} 10 45 ..| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 

Schools, Orange, Molong, and The Shades. 








Ulamambri, via, Coonabarabran (Fresh)—New School] 10 A ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Building. Schools, Coonabarrabran, Gulgong, and Gunne- 


dah. 








20 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 


4675 





Place where issued. | 


Albury at 
Do ae 
Ashfield aes 
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Do ads 
Barraba ie 
Bega ... d 
Brewarrina ... 


Broken Hill 


Burwood A 
Canterbury ... 


Carcoar 


Central Police C Court... 


NOmrEs 


SEOOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED. 


Name of Licensee. 


Where Premises situated or Address. 








Duzine tHE Monta or Av@ust, 1918. 
., Milson-street, Albury 


..-| Edwards, Arthur G. 
...| Wynack, Fredk. Wm. 
.| Ryan, Johu Joseph... 
.| Skinner, James H. ... oa 
.| Simson, Charles 8. ... 
...| Pearce, Frederick Ongle .. 
.| Watting, William Henry ... 
...| Bailey, Agnes i 
.| Sullivan, Francis Edw ard |. 
...| Barker, Bert... 1 
3 Langford, AC rdeat @liver ve 
.| Pinckham, William James... 
...| Johnston, Andrew George... 
...| Manie, Maurice John ee 
...| Brockway, Thomas Howard 
.| Smith, William Levi 
...| Scrogings, Thomas Patrick... 
...| Bryant, Arthur i 
...| Gray, Charles Percy as 
...| Reid, Frederick ... ia 
.--| Johneon, Francis B. a 
...| Lhoms, Albert Ernest 
...| Ireland, George James 
.-| Taylor, Ernest doe 
.-| Dummett, William J. 
...| Chater, Frank L. . 
...| Phillips, Frank of be 
...| Barr, Walter C. ... wee 
Kind, Charles Ter ack 
Ash, Simon ... ; 
te Alcock, George T. 
...| Cahill, Percival Thos. 
...| Cliffe, "Abraham des 
...| Calan, Ethel Selma... 
ese| Cohen, EHlias,,. 
»»»| Davis, Elias .. ae 
«| Davidovitz, Bernhardt sive 
...| Dugmore, Thomas John ... 
| Joseph, Michael ... vee 
...| Leech, Caroline ai “pa 
...| Lewis, Alick.., a. oe 
Louis, Allie ... rb es 
..., Marks, Charles = Ros 
..| Manuel, Henry a5 we 
...| Maei, Davia Stewart 
...| McMoniga!, Percival Milton 
...| McFarlane, Campbell 
...| Perlman, Rebecca ... 
.».| Plum, Charles Thomas 
tee Puckeridge, Mary Ann 
se.| Rosner, Jack 
...| Robinson, Percival A. 
ve.| ROsner, a Pe be ie 
...| Rolfe, John .., Bae 
...| Sawyer, George ave 
«| Symonds, Phillip... 
...| Smith, William Allen Ae 
».| Savage, John Maxwell Bap 
— Tune, Henry Albert ide 
...| Atkinson, William Geo. ... 
...| Butler, Charles William 
...| Croker, Jos. William 
...| Cosgrove, Dennis... By 
«..| Davidson, George . 
..| Denson, Sydney Walter 
.| Enfield, Percival Thos. 





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2 Hemphill, George W.L. ... 
.| Honey, Ruby Maud apd) 
Harris, Frank EH. “ 
...| Hargreaves, H. ser ie 
...| Hyams, Jacob 8 coe 
...| King, James Patrick des 
Maguire, Ernest L... 
...| Morris, Matilda aes 
...| McMonigal, Percival M. ... 
«| McKay, Frank . 
...| Nagle, Richard 
..| Raftery, Edward ee 
...| Rossinbloom, Max ... ia 
...| Rossinbloom, Annie 
.»..| Summery, John Thomas 
Smith, Thomas bee 
.| Saunders, Thomas Henry ... 
...| Sheridan, John K. ... 
.| Tooth, William 
...| Thompson, William 
...| Usher, Fanny He eee 


20 SepremBer, 1918, —2, 


oor 





Be Albury 4% dD. 
...| 57 Morris- atreet, Stsumme Hill 


1 Yasmar-street, Haberfield... 


ty Dalmar-street, Croydon sc ott 
...| Queen-street, Barraba tee ove 
.| Auckland-street, Bega tee 


...| Brewarrina ... 
.| 407 Chapple-street, Broken ‘Hill 


Lane and Bagot streets, Broken Hill 


407 Chapple-street, Broken Hill ... 


...| Buck-street, North Broken Hill 
.| 156 Argent-street, Broken Hill 


joule) 
doy Ft 
Croydon- avenue, Cr oydon Park 
...| Canterbury-road an 508 oh 
...| Belmore as as mo 


Railway-parade, Belmore 
George-street, Canterbury ... 
Chalmers-street, Belmore 


.| Moore-street, Campsie 


Canterbury- road, Canterbury 


...| Evederick-street, Campsie .., nes 
...| Naylor-street, Carcoar 


157 Forbes-street, Sydney fi 


...| 669 George-street, Sydney ... 
...| Bulwarra-road, Ultimo re les 
...| 95 George-street North, Sydney ... 
.| Municipal Markets, Sydney... a 
.| 254 Erskine-street, Sydney ... 
.| 645 George-street, Sydney ... 


150 Liverpool-street, Sydney i 


...| 641 George-street, Sydney ... 
...| 118 Forbes-street, Sydney ... 
...| Municipal Markets, Sydney... 
...| 109 Liverpool-street, Sydney 

...| 663 George-street, Sydney ... 


Municipal Markets, Sydney... 


.| 458 Elizabeth-street, Syduey 
.| 81 George-street West, Sydney 
.| 2 Henderson-street, Darlinghurst ... 


503 Crown-street, Sydney 
236 Riley-street, Sydney 
Municipal Markets, Sydney 
11 Mews-street, Ultimo  ... 
351 Harris-street, Pyrmont... 
194 Elizabeth-street, prey 
44 City-road, Sydney 


do do : 
97 Goulburn-street, Sydney... 
125 George-street West, Sydney 
14 Buckingham-street, Sydney 
Wentworth-avenue, Sydney... 


. Municipal Markets, Sydney... 
...| 70 Buckingham-street, Sydney 


57 Salisbury-road, Stanmore ves 
9% Fitzroy-street, Sydney ... vag 
13 Little Norton street, Sydney : 


.| 362 Cleveland-street, Sydney ood 
.| 227 Crown-street, Sydney ... sae 


Orange-street, Randwick ... ose 


.| 3 Chapel-street, Sydney 


12 Abercrombie- street, Sydney 

107 George-street, Sydney “se 

355 Harris-street, Pyrmont... ite 
20 Samuel-street, Sydney 
Grosvenor-street, Kensington 

895 Riley-street, Sydney ... 

138 Kent-street, Sydney ... 

188 Albion-street, Sydney ... 


...| 19 Uther-street, Sydney 


274 Little Riley street 
503 Kent-street, Sydney 
149 William-street, Sydney... 
do GO msaas: 28 
143 Regent-street, Sydney ... 
61 Crown-street, Sydney 
107 Cathedral-street, Sydney 


Sy George-street West, Sydney 


12 Richards-avenue, Sydney 
22 Berwick-lane, Sydney ... 
172 Crown-street, Sydney 





Nature cf License, 





.| Second-hand dealer’s. 


...| Blende and Delamore streets, Broken Hill 

.| 478 Argent-street, Broken Hill... 
.| 494 Argent-street, Broken Hill ... 
.| 628 Beryl-street, Broken Hill see 





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.| Collector's. 
do 
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.| Second-hand dealer’s, 
i do 
.| Collector’s. 
do 
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do 
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Second-hand dealer's. 
Collector’s. 
do 
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do 
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do 
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do 
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do 
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4676 ° 





Place whee issued, 


Central Police Court,,. 


a 243 


Grenfell 
Gulgong 
Gunnedah 
Junee ... 
Kiama... 


Kurri Kurri 


Do 
Do 
Liverpool 
Do 
Manilla 


Murrurundi 
Narrabri 
Narrandera 
Newcastle 
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...| Burnstein, Roy Samuel » \.. 


Ns Cohen, Myer Joseph ae 


re Scruse, William John t ay 
...| Cogan, John Bennett iii ie 
.| Wilkinson, William Pe 


"..| Connell, Henry William (1. ss, 
A ike | 112 Allen-street, Leichhardt 


ks Barton, Ada.. .| 8 Norton-street, ‘Glebe 


...| Hynard, Harold St. Clair ... 


..-| Isaacs, Louis 


...| Whiteley, Edward ... 
...| Gillespie, James... 
.| Bardwell, Newton Ticonard 
.| Jackson, Albert a) 
‘ Princehorn, Rudolf William 
.| Lawson, © harles Emanuel .. 


.| Castle, Norman Gilbert... 
.| Hayden, Charles Bertram ... 


| Dixon, Frederick . yyuurlos, 
.| Hides, Samuel 33 O54 
Muir, John Horace .:. F 


.| Macks, George Stanley ... 
..i{ Issanchon, Henry Allen wi. 
...| Benjamin, William David ... 
...| Heath, Albert ai SS 
“| Ball, J.D. 5 no Lie 3h: 


i Carver, Charles M..., 
...| Travers, William BH. 


si Baker, George William Ernest 





-| Thomson, Edward G. D’Ews. 
: Meighan, James Potter 
--| Hanne, Charles Hans H, 


.| Drantum, William ... 


...| Osborne, Geor ge Herbert . 
.| Smith, Argyl 





Es Beard, Albeit Henry Charles 
od Marczan, James Felix 
.| Thornley, Bertrude.., 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 





Name of Licensee, 





Where Premises situated or Address, 





Dunine HE Monte 


Wolf, Moses... : ith 9 
.| Wilson, Oscar Sydney 


.} Anglo, Romeo Castagnetti ... Pe: 
...| Park-road, Giche i. 

v..| 61 Booth- street, Annandalé. 

...| 45 Broadway, Glebe .. 

3} 263-267 Parramatta+road, Deithburdt 
...| 22 O’Neil-street, Lilyfield 


Wilson, William Henry 
Hayden, Charles Bertram ... 
Bradbury, Edward John ,,, 


Holman, William John ... 
Hughes, Henry be ie 


Carter, George Henry S00 Teg 
Rowe, George’ oe 


Campbell, Edwin Charles ... 


Steer, Frederick sas ay, 
.| Scott, Henry.;. 1 fs wT 


Greer, Joshua ine se, St 


Catley, William 


Seager, John G@. a, 


. 


Martin, Alfred Edward. te 
Moon, Hdwin David 


Keed, Frederick George 


Hake ones, Edward George 


Richards, Thomas Joshua 
Walpole, Albert A i: 
Town, Robert a3 a ay 
Chatten, Wilbur Hurt {oc 
Gavin, Francis Henry 


do sha 


Henderson, Alexandé# He se 
Porter, David Alexander ... , 
Sharp, William Critchley ... iy 
Wyatt, Charles Thomas ... ee 


Howarth, Joseph 
Fleming, James 


Cordukes, Charles B. 


Eggleton, Frederick A. 
Kennedy, David .,, 
Powell, Ruby 


McCulloch, John 

Butler, James (transfer) .., 
Eastaway, Edward ena Lewis... 
Berkman, William . : 
Jones, Thomas 


ase 


Kunze, Harold Percival ... 
Hubbard, Albert Stanley . 
Byrnes, John Joseph 
Cornford, Spencer ... 
Kain, Timothy 


2. 8 «6 
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[20 Szpz., 1918, 


SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 


| 





—— 


| Nature of License. 





or Avaust, 1918—continued. 


15 Darlinghurst-road, Sydney : 
150% Liverpool-street, Sydney Fs 
Dowling-street, Forbes Ne oo 


74, Albert-street, ” Lélokihidt 


eo | RAT Nelson-street, Annandale 

.| 94 Coleridge-street, Leichhardt ... 
Hdgerley, Brennan-street, Leichhardt 
..| 75 Nelson-street, Annandale 


261 Balmain-road, Leichhardt : if 
15 Carey-street, Leichhardt.., 


11 Albert-street, Leichhardt - 

1i Prospect-street, Leichhardt 
82 Hiswick-street, Leichhardt 
162 Catherine-street, Leichhardt 


...| 102 Flood-street, Leichhardt 

...| 45 Broadway, Glebe ... os) whe 

...| 9 Rofe-street, Leichhardt bi 

...| 114 Albion-street, Annandale obi 
.| 2 Brockley-street, Leichhardt 


120 Elswick-street, Leichhardt 


..-| 70 MeKenzie-street, Leichhardt ,., 
...| Macaulay-road, Leichhardt .., bee 

.| 88 Francis-strect, Leichhardt oH 
.| Mundy-street, Goulburn ... ove 


Back-street, Goulburn 


.| Reynolds-street, Goulburn .. 


Grafton-street, Goulburn 


eh Goldsmith-street, Goulburn 
».| Main-street, Grenfell 


Hubert-street, Gulgong .., 
Conadilly-street, Gunnedah 
Broadway, Junee ... ote i 
Kiama.., 

Cessnock- street, Kurri Karri. 


.| Waratah-street, Kurri Kurri 


Aberdare-street, Kurri Kurri 
Tackey-street, Fairfield ... 


oH Fairfield mae a UR 
..| Rowan-street, Manilla, ae : 


do 


iS 66 Pittwater-road, Manly oe 


Albert-street, Freshwater 


...| Narrabeen  ... ie 


Hayden-street, Murrurundi... ee 
Maitland- street, Warrabri’"!,. 4 ais 


...| Narrandera a oat. 
...| No, 19 Kilgour- “avenue; J unction 33 
...| Mo, 222 Hunter-street, Newcastle ... 
-| 5 Denison-street, Hamilton ay 

.| Kemp-street J unction 


222 Hunter-street, Nowoustle: 


-| Hanne, ‘Charles Hans Henry Ry Mitchell-street, Morowether ib) 
Howell, William iS Da beard Cleary-street, Hamilton 
Princehorn, Rudolf William --.| _Kemp-steet Junction ae 


+++; 15 Wolfe-street, Newcastle .., 


57 Council-street, Newcastle Ay 


.| Ridge-street, Merewether 
++] 592 ‘King-street, Newtown ... 


193 Enmore-road, Newtown ee 
270 King-street, Newtown ies 

93-99 King-street, Newtown 

75 King+-street, Newtown 


.| 87 King-street, Newtown ... 
| 124 New Canterbury road, Petersham 
...| 424 Parramatta-road, Petersham ves 


139 King-street, N: ewtown . 


.»-| 185 King-street, Newtown ,., 


105-107 King-street, Newtown ... 


..| Kingand Alfred atreets, St. Peters 
--.| 314 Victoria-road, Marrickville 
| 6 Concord-street, St. Peters aa 


Garden-street, Marrickville... bee 


...| 283 King-street, Newtown .. 
Transfer from 504 Crown-street, Sydney, to 


39 King-street, Newtown. 
8 Marion-street, Enmore 
5 Pemell-street, Enmore... Aes 
544 Parramatta-road, Petersham ... 


...| 4 Angel-street, Newtown ... 
..| 27 Weston-street, Petersham 





do 
do 


do 


Collector’s. 


Collector's. 


ce) 


Second-hand dealer’s. 


K hoo hand dealer's. 
.| Collector’s. 





20 Supr., 1918.] 


—- 





Place where issued. 


Newtown. 


Orange 


Quirindi 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 117. 


4697 





SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICHNSES ISSUED—continued. 


SSS a 


Name of Licensee, 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


Nature of License. 





Durine raz Monte or Aveust, 1918—continued. 


...{, Gibb, Claude Alfred fee! vie 
.«.| Rippingale, Norman Gordon is 
...| Richardson, Mily Stephen Timothy 
...| Rogers, James be 
| Smith, Argyl 

abe Lawler, James George 
vie| Keil, William Ruffel a ves 
ue Twyman, Alfred William .., 
«.| Coover, William Alexander 


bee oon 


eee 


22 Smith-street, Marrickville Ti 


.| 6 Station-stzeet, Newtown ‘... TY 


69 Station-street, Newtown... ¥ 
83 English-street, Camperdown 


.| 67 Station-street, Newtown... b 
..| 92 Simmons-street, Enmore sad 


168 Illawarra-road, Marrickville 4. 
121 Layton-street; Camperdown = s.. 
20 May-street, Newtown  .. bea 


...| Doyle, Frederick Flood... .«i| 88 Wilford-street, Newtown = 4.) 
.+.| Baldock, Frederick Roy... :..| 6 Concord-street, Erskineville ae 
-+.| Baldock, Clarence .., bee abi do ii 
.«.| Harpur, Thomas .., iis i} 14 Philpot-street, Marrickville » 


-+.| Sparks, James Hilton 
«| Hallen, Frederick ... ve 
ode Bullivant, Thomas Matthew dis 
s-| Moore, J! ohn Josepli 
4:| Palmer, Harry ae 
,..| Rowe, William ia 
oo McMahon, Charles... 


eee 


«| 20 Bailey-street, Newtown ... Wt 
:| 75 Union-street, Newtown . 


83 Parramatta-road, Camperdown ... 


.:| 88 Allen’s-avenue, Petersham ii 
...| 22 Alice-street, Newtown 
i) 7 Bucknell-street, Newtown 


138 King-street, Newtown ... 


«| Taylor, William John .| 14 Barker-street, Lewisham... die 
«| Smith, Francis odd i «| 34 Marmion-street, Camperdown i. 
| Boyd, Victor iss aie su} 64 Darley-street, Newtown ..< tis 
v«.| Clark, Leslie EH rnest ies «e| Bathurst-road, Orange Hast waa 
wis Colbourne, William a! 51 Queen’s-road, Paddington 

«| Brown, William  ... eae »é| 1388 Glenmoze-road, Paddington 

.s.| Winders, Terence ...| 22 Glenmore-road, Paddington 

..| Begg, Arthur Sa .| 138 Bethel-lane, Paddington... 


...| Smith, Charles Francis. 
aa McCamley, Charles Edward 
«..| Judge, Martin sas 
ie{ McLachlan, James C. 
..| Murray, James Groree “i 
.--| O'Connell, Thomas.. 
«| Parry, Lionel Roy ... 
| Wadley, Robert... 
| Oanacott, Alfred Henry 
-| Spong, William James 
...| Pearson, John Py 
...| Saunders, Matthews... bi 
..| Symonds, Saul He re vee 
...| Thompson, William H. 
..| Symonds, Abraham.,, 5 
| Wells, William Henry Harrison a 
...| Russell, Albert Ernest .., 
, Symonds, Isaac J. i pe 
...| Corbett; Thomas Frank ... 4 
.| Strong, Stephen a 
s»| Lves, Thomas 3 7 
.| Newling, Arnold Lennox Leslie ... 
..| Challenger, John George .... ibe 
..| Storey, William... se of 
...| Ogden, Horace nag Wes aA 
...| Jones, Albert Leslie : 
...| Hill, Herbert Arthur Ha oat 
.| Gambrill, William James ... 
...| Chapman, Frederick pene met 
...| Clarke, Thomas sey 
...| McIntosh, P. & Co., Ltd. : 
...| O’Brien, Edward iv ie we 
.««| Videon, Harold Charles .., 
iF French, Madge me 
...| Henry, Hsther 
«| Mainwaring, Thomas 
...| Mapstone, Ethel ae 
..| Green, John Thomas ab 
...| Crawley, Spencer... She 
..| Honey, John Arthur H. 4, 
...| McAuliffe, Daniel .,.. swe #64 
| Walsby, George... a05 
«| Rolfe, John ... BG te Hs 
...| Bayley, George noc aes ih 
«| Hillman, Oscar vee 3% x 
...| James, Thomas 5 ah 
...| Smith Arthur Alfred. te 
...| Black, John’... + ri fr 
a Ambler, William J ames ibe ode 
..| McKnight, Frederick Wm... 
...| Abrahams, Harold Hayward <A 
...| Rixon, Horace Robt. | os an 
af Clayton. Mary as Woe 
...| Rispin, John Thomas see 
tee Mullins, George Albert... A 
Per OL oe Alexander RP ae 
Cairns, Elsie ts ree 4 
ba | Sharman, Arthur Henry ... ri 











2 Cecil-street, Paddington ... oS 
188 Underwood- street, Paddington 


.| 8 Rose-terrace, Paddington .. 


160 Sutherland- street, Paddington... 
18 James-street, Woollahra. 
* Ackland’s Hotel,” Woallahra 


..-| Victoria-avenue, Woollahra... 
...| 19 Henry-street, Waverley ... Sis 
.| 102 Queen-street, Woollahra fe 


369 Oxford-street, Paddington 


ss] 470 Oxford-street, Paddington 
.| 182 Oxford-street, Paddington 


35 Oxford-street, Paddington 


...| 204 Cowper-street, Waverley 
..| 264 Oxford-street, Paddington 


36 Auburn-road, Auburn 


..| Church-street, Parramatta ... : 
.| 8 Auburn-road, Auburn 41. bd 


Woodville- road, Granville ... 


...| Brickfield- street, ‘Parramatta North | 
.| Hamilton-street, Clyde i 


Carrington-street, Granville... 
74 Church-street, Parramatta 
Grose-street, Parramatta ... aca 
3 Harris-street, Parramatta... 


...| Ritchie-street, Granville... con 


Wandsworth-street, Parramatta ... 


...| Aird-street, Parramatta 


Belmore- atedecs Parramatta North ... 


...| Park-avenue, Westmead 
.| Station-street, Quirindi 


138 Regent-street, Redfern ... 


...| LOL Regent-street, Redfern .. 

...| 159 Regent- atreet, Redfern. ,, 

‘..| 1 Blizabeth-street Waterloo 

‘| Bourke-street, Alexandria «i, ibe 
aan OO Rosehill-street, Redfern ... ai 
.| 710 Botany-road, Alexandria : 
...| Jenning-street, Alexandria ... 

...| 88 Eveleigh-street, Redfern... 


68 Portland-street, Zetland ..; 
116 Cooper-street, Waterloo 


ra 110 Regent-street, Redfern ... 


126 Darlington-road, Darlington 


.| 65 Wilson-street, Redfern 


10 Phillip-street, Redfern ... 


af 14 George-street, Redfern ... 


26 Botany-street, Waterloo ... 
17 Ivy-street, Redfern’ eee 
54 Telopia-street, Redfern ... 


= 93 Bourke-street, Redfern 


do 0 
107 Wellington-street, Waterloo 


...| 672 Botany-road, Alexandria 
.| 162 Morehead-street, Redfern 


203 Henderson-road, Alexandria 


.| 107 Eveleigh-street, Redfern 


127 Rose-street, Darlington... oi 





«| Collector’s. 


Second-hand dealer's. 


.| Collector's. 


do 


do 
Second-hand dealer’s. 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


ws pect 8 


A 


[20 Sepr., 1918, 


4678 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 








SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED—continued. 








Nature of License. 





Place where issued. Name of Licensee. Where Premises situated or Address. 
i ee odo SR CE ORM Syd oe i OS OE, ee 
Duzine tHe Monty or Avaust, 1918—continued. 











Redfern ou .| Donovan, John — ave ...) 181 Belmont-street, Alexandria... .»., Collector’s, 
Do rn ...| Hourigan, David .. ...| 29 Botany-road, Redfern... wee sae do 
Do ae ..| Orye, Robert... Rod .. | William-street, Mascot RB. az, a do 
Do ree ...| Cosgrove, Denis... is ...| 34 Morehead-street, Waterloo e353 of do 
Do 6 .| Collins, Charles, jun. cha .| Universal-street, Mascot ... at sia do 
Tamworth .. Buck, David Henry... be West Tamworth... tii va oe do 
Do Ses McBean, Alexander James Darling-street, Tamworth ... Ps “vd do 
Do ...| Shelton, Robert Eric William .| Tamworth ws. sat $33 a ot do 
Do . ...| Shelton, Arthur William ... 3 do sie eh ou A: .| Second-hand dealer’s, 
Do 3 .| Bizant, Matthew ae .| Darling-street, Tamworth  .., wy ...| Collector’s. 
Do : ...| Philipson, Joseph Watson... ..| G@lencce, Griffin-lane... —... aa ...| Second-hand dealer’s. 
Do i ...| Hassan, Frederick John Herbert...) Tamworth ... ae Vee A aa do 
Do « .| Taylor, William Henry .| Peel-street, Tamworth ate eee nee do 
Do | Staader, Henry George... .| Marius-street, Tamworth ... “5 aN. do 
Do 5 ...| Leggett, John Robert .| Peel-street, Tamworth Ma ane aa do 
Do i .| Piper, Percy Victor.,. bse ...| Brisbane-street, Tamworth ... sad vee do 
Do ay .| Whiting, Walter Thomas ... ..| Peel-street, Tamworth Bee wee ee do 
Do .e| Carmichael, John ae do nee son an do 
Do ; .| Brennon, Frank... ve «| Old Moonbi, New South Wales... saa do 
Do é ...| Hall, Wilfred Glyde ise ...| Boomerang-street, Attunga ... tee oes do 
Temora Ae ...| Williams, John wm wus »| Ardlethan Bs aaa a ...| Collector’s. 
West Maitland .| Edwards, Walter James ... ..| Denman-street, West Maitland... ah. do 
Do, “Ry Banham, Emmett ... ..| Rutherford ... be, a sa wae do 
Wollongong ... ...| Croft, Hugh... <e ..| Wollongong ... a $y at st? do 
Do te ...| Dawson, James F. ... ae ia do sp de RS oe oc do 
Yass .., ABS Storey, Cornelius John ... .| Cooma-street, Yass ... aie a3 .«.| Second-hand dealer's. 
[1839] State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


ik is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the Jand specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 
The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acta and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





SoHEDULE. 





Regiatered ; Situation and extent 
No. of | Classifi- of area leased 


Term 
No. of f Annual 


Name and Address of Lessee. Remarks, 





: co) 
Papers, | 1©a#e- | cation. and Plan Cat. No. Lease, | Rental, 

Fisheries Average ahead Pc 

1918-978i-| 9781 lands. | James Settree eo --| Davis Town. ..| Brisbane Water, frontage 300/15 years} 3 0 0 | Undersection 12 (83), ‘‘ Fisheries 
6623. yards. Plan Cat. No, B. 61-40.| from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 

4-9-18, (Fisheries Act, 1902), 
SpzozaL Conprrions, Provisrons, Excrrtsons, COVENANTS, AND RES@RYATIONS.—Nil. 
[1840] State Fisheries, 


Ohief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


1G is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 
The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 
A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


























ScoHEDULE. 
Bs # No. of | Classifi Situation and extent Term 
nok Lie meper 4 Name and Addreas of Lessee. of area leased, of eet Remarks, 
37 é : ‘ and Plan Cat, No. Lease. 
Fisheries. | | £ 3. d. 
1918-9766- 9766 |Inferior) Alfred George .. --| Mayfield .. ..| Hunter River, frontage 200 yards.| 5 years} 1 0 Oj] Under section 12 (33n), ** Fisheries 
5624. ands, Plan Cat. No. H. 68-37. from (Amendment) Act, 1910” 
| 4-9-18, (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Sproat ConpiTIons, PRovistons, Excerrions, CovENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


No oysters may be removed from the above area during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). If the lease be renewed 


ae second term of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the niuth or any later year for a further (third) term 
of five years, 


20 Sepr., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 4679 








(1841) State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
APPLIOATION FOR A LEASH FOR CYSTER CULTURE. 


YT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermontioned peraon has applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
4. portion of land set opposite his name, as mentioned hereunder. 

A Tracing showing the position of the portion enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries Branch) 
daily, excepting Saturdays, between if and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 

Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
ba stated in such memorial, pray that the lease of the portion may not be granted. 

Al! objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration by 
one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over the 
age during the precoding twolve months. ‘hey must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when requested 
to do go. 

H. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Seeretary. 





Port STEPHENS. 























Tape Applicant, Lovality, | Parish, | County, | ponsth of Term af 
9883 | Thomas Laman .,..) At North Arm, on the southern side of oyster) .........6 . | Gloucester...| Area | 10 years, 
lease No. 8,351. about 
(AO. 1a eR SER creer ore 1 scre. f 
[1847] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


[C is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899,” 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 





No. 





Fi Date of 
Name. Denomination, Residence. hi latration, 








‘ 1918, 

3877 | Reverend Lyman JuJius O’Reilly| Roman Catholic Church (Diocese of Armidale) Quirindi .., ...| 9 Sept. 
(previously registered as Reverend 
Lyman O’Rielly). 

















4934 | Reverend Edward Lewis Jones __,..| Congregational Church (Independents) ...| Marlinger, Derby-| 11 ,, 
street, Vaucluse. 
4935 | Reverend Henry Steele Craik # do do .../ Sherborne, Stanton-| 11 ,, 
road, Mosman. 
4936 ; Reverend Charles Dunn .. ..! Church of England (Diocese of Riverina) .... Broken Hill.., sor pe Led sy 
3882 | Reverend Keith Stuart Creswell; Church of England (Diocese of Newcastle) ...! Denman ce geil) BE ates 
Single. 
4937 | Reverend Robert Hume Fallon... Baptist Church (Union)... 38 ae ...| Casino Ape dae LES! u'y'5 
4938 | Pastor Richard Oliver Sutton do te ui as ...| West Wallsend ,../.13 ,, 
4939 | Pastor Francis Henry Taylor A do A Pe Ada ge ...| Cessnock ,.. Fe Ls, 
+ att h W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 
[1848] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918, 


I is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the “Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
1899,” the changes of residence of the undermentioned' Officiating Ministers have been duly registered at this Office :— 


ee ————# 




















Residence. 
No. Name, Denomination. ! R teat ch. 
From— To— 
1918. 
4147 | Reverend George Augustus Sanders, Th. L.| Church of England (Dio-) Wee Waa ...| Moruya... ...| 5 Sept. 
cese of Goulburn). tha 
2670 | Reverend Walter James Ellis fas ...| Church of England (Dio-} Auburn... ...| Cook’s Rivet] 7 4 
cese of Sydney). road, St. Peters. 
3471 | Reverend Percy John Evans, L. Th. do do ...| Cook’s River} Auburn... Bea ia ee 
road, St. Peters. 
4877 | Reverend Wilfred Vernon Fisher, L. Th. ... do do...) Petersham  ,..| Jersey-road, Jive 
Woollahra. 
3318 | Reverend Alfred Driver ah Ae ...| Baptist Church (Union)! Summer Hill ...| Hexham, Addi-| 13 ,, 
son-road, Mar- 
rickville. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1849] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


iG is hereby notified that the undermentioned Officiating Minister has ceased to he registered at this Office for the 
celebration of Marriages, in conformity with the provisions of the ‘‘ Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
Act, 1899’ :— 


——— 


— 














No. | Name. Denomination, | Residence. Remarks, 








4612 Menangle ... ...| Having left 


the State. 


Ns a eee pineal 
W, G, H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General, 


Reverend Herbert Stanley Cocks, B.A.,] Church of England (Diocese of 
Th.L. Sydney). 














4680 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Supr., 1918. 





QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
PUBLIOANS, BREEWuERBS, Sprrit Muronwants, &o. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applications 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, ‘will be holden at the respective Court- houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 








When Court to be held. 

















Licensing District: Date at Native (rom + Convened by 
Date, | Hour. 

Albury. rer vi ae vi With tere 7 Oct. 1918 ...f 11 | J.J. Kingsmill, 0.1.0. 
Balranald re : »».| 11 Sept., 1918 ...| 23° 4, 3 itlee| W.E. Britz, 0. Ps: 
Barraba ..; see av 728; “A eal Oms | 10 | J. Doughan, C.L.C. 
Bathurst... di ais Be 5.0. a bee, A ..| 11 | J.D. Walker, J.P., C.M., C.L.C. 
Bega ee ae Ree seu 11a a as} BY” ,, nj sepifen a EL D. Parker, C.L.C. 
Bellingen ‘ oe Eas cre it, 3 Be ie Be » ..{| 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.L.C. 
Bingara ... yee iit ws he’, . ee 9 ..} 11 | F. W. Smart, O.L.C. 
Bombala ... ay, oe big -os| 20 Aug.,.. 4; +) One iF i 2 | H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
Bourke ... ae ae oz8 per] Edt BOP Eig = 5, Pala) aah yi : 11 | R. W. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Braidwood ve ike nae Bit ee Pi seh 7 ae «| 10 | V. A. R. Champion, C.P.S. 
Brewarrina ies hOB, 5 sa} 2B; é «| 10 | J, A. Longworth, C.P.8. 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) 31 Aug, ,, are EL ee < eve} 10 | J. W. Lees, C.P.S. 
Broken Hill... ii 10 Sept., ,, sce| (230. * «| IL | T.W. Cohen, C.L.C, 
Burrowa . eS ee 4 snl aaa a ..| 10 | R. G. McKenzie, C.L.C. 
Campbelltown . ak ih ie ALL. A sey tL Anes a 33] ee AG. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Carcoar 1s ie Ae vii | OEE ine Bs Arpein rs As |) Lee. Paton, C.L.C. 
Cassilis ... awe sai ii ool 1B ogy i we Bn as is eal pee leas Acs Bisley, A.C.P.S. 
Cobar. ... sia ie sei sahil Sly wi pi dOnigs i «| LO | E. J. Daley, C.P.S8. 
Condobolin sea vie be ey ee, 4 woo} BOs 5 - 2 | H.H. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Cooma ... fee Fas we otal ALTOS - pal Lo ty Bs 10 | Z. Moriarty, C.P.S. 
Ooonabarabran ... aus ae 47 aly oies r Hal eal, HN ‘ 11 | F.C. Dixon, C.L.C. 
Cootamundra ... aes sh Za ‘5 al ALG, FS ve{) 24 7) PE. Crook, 0.0.0. 
Corowa ..: ay ret bie nie] > OiaALH O's uss 1625 4 tect) 20 Gide: Holland, C.L.C. 
Deniliquin ed sa ee sal 4, Beptis. 55 9 aes is «| 1O | N. Byrne, C. L. C. 
Dubbo .., An ‘és 20 Aug., 4, HB oe i LL.,| As BD fnaee C.P.S: 
Hden ..; Te ee Tia 3 Hah ets) es 5 2 | H. H. Farrington, A.0.P.8, 
Forbes ... ef get 14 4 3 doh 4 FA 11 | ©. A. Arnold, o.P.S, 
Glen Innes ube te 29a, i. eal LO weiss 7 11 | H. Breakell, C. L.C. 
Goulburn er var ai sauaccasresHetiscc ces ZA a, Fy ‘lo | DeA: McDougall, C.L.0,; O.P.8., C.M. 
Grafton .., fe sda tei 9 Sept., 1918 ...| 8 ,, 3 | 10 | EH. A. May, C.L,0. 
Grenfell... iss tie iti 13 Aug, 5 eal) 2als Py | ll | H. J. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gulgong ... sue af sai CA, . Faas oes $3 ..| 16 | C.J. Watts, A.C.P.S. 
Gundagai . w.. ny. Ar Abn 4 45 ‘ Fugly a 10,4: A. Ds Donnelly, C.P.S8. 
Gunnedah Fes Ac is peel dmsOPbs, 5) Bac pee KO ee F 10 | 8S. H. Beaver, C.L.C. 
Hartley (Lithgow) ae tL ios PATIO’, Wes ‘ thine ¥ ll | Hub. Meads, C.L.C. 

ay rT, wa i yr be eas s eel aL = 11 | F. Seroope, O.L.C. 
Hillston ... nes ih vis Sal ately ¥ ast a dae, As 10 | W. K. Harls, A.C.L.0. 
Jerilderie ah Ar an seelied ie fe wenleco Mats s 3°30 | D. Mathieson, C.L.C. 
Junee ass is ‘a : cleo oe i pA ET as rs 11 | C. R. Colls, C.P.S. 
Kempsey... baa : : Nae WO ey > ect Lebae 4s 3 ..| 11 | M,. HE. Soane, C.P.S. 
Kiama ... aes ‘ PA «s| LO Sepit., eo 22R = .{ 10 | K.R. Gilling, C.L.O. 
Lismore ... nce ibe At Bre Les Wk a wes ig Las 2 ..| 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Liverpool soa ala ph sat} EL Sept., 3 renal Ome is salt Hide lh Ay LOps 8h ardwick, C.P.S8. 
Maclean . bat asa sf 6) ner okie fs % fi, 20 4) Oram, OPS. 
Maitland (West ‘Maitlarid) aad pit olG Ate) 9 oes] 24s, a vi| LL | W. Bi Geddes, C.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) rer sis] 10 Sept, ii 143). 15 33 f «| IL | G. W. H. Davies, 0.L.C. 
Metropolitan ee Police rea a} 16 Aug, si] 17 - is ws} 2 | W. J. Camphin, C.P.8. 
Milparinka ea iba 19 a seal ae, " | Ll | J. Keagle, A.O.P.S. 
Moama .:. ihe 1a iad +i] 9 Bept., ,, ga] LO. ¥ ...| 2.80 | A. Constantine, C.L.C. 
Molong . mo vad Re taidxiS Aug, LT ays 5 | 10 | D. J. Kenny, O.P.S8. 
Moree i.. tae sett BE - 55 5 sit 8g, ii s«| IZ | O. Wenholz, ©.P.S8. 
Mitchell {Wileannia) .. aly w.| 4S8ept, ,, sot CBP 3 Sel LO tele Ax Doolan, A.C.L.C. 
Moruya ..s ie a nes en ee ane 4 rl nO es: és ..| 9°30 | C. T. Howard, C.L.C. 
Mudgee .., ; Pe 26"; 4 Ha fend Page rj dat) SEL Ree, ats Blackmore, O.P.S. 
Murrurundi °° AP Bae a it LO. 5 ..| 10 | C. W. Swiney, C.P.S8. 
Murwillumbah . OF 3 1, £6, «93 i ; 11 | W. J. Forrest, C.P.S. 
Muswellbrook and Merton (Muswell- 30 Aug,, , ie, a | 11 | @. McKay, C. LC. 

brook). 

Nambucca ve i; sch salle (REDE. Wiss Ol as 5 Med 2 | J.T. Singleton, A.C.P.8. 
Narrabri ..i jaa soe oh Brey ee ae iy 14 , a ..| lO | H. P. Cusick, C.L.C. 
Narrandera, svi ads ts (if 80 Anes”, 22. oy} 3B ».| 11°30] BH. Harrison, G. Le. 
Nyngan ..: Rta Woe aves Moe 4Sept., ,, SLi; is ..| 10 | W.H. Dening, C.P.S. 
Orange, .,i bea ip bes 16 Aug. , po a Nee i‘ {| lO | H. J. Leary, 0.L.C. 
Parkes ..... ih $54 3 Sept., sep 35 .| 10 | O. A. Willans, C.L.0. 
Parramatta ii ves 1 STAC Aes Reta Oma, : ..| 10-.| L. W. Broughton, C.L.C. 
Peak Hill isa tee a0 98ept., ,, Shi] hy ba ; .| 10 | J. W. Glenn, A.C.P.S. 
Penrith ... ane sch oii i oe dD er: a peal eos) 5 |. 2 | W.G. Hazell, A.C.P.S. 
Picton ies ae is ia gi, gO Aug, 4, aet| MLO, “f | 21 | J. McElroy, A. C.P.S8. 
Port Macquarie ... ize 10 Sept., _,, seal Reo es A ..| 2 | 8. Marcolino, C.P.S. 
Port Stephens (Stroud) aad 97 Aug. 6 aoe ee hs .{ 10 | ©. W. Crowley, O.P.S. 
Queanbeyan is A ts ag a 429 Gy 4 | 12 | C.J. M. Hade, 6.0.0. 
Quirindi .. a oy 203 4 By ie bab 4 ; ..| 10 | S. Taylor, C.L.C. 
Richmond River (Casino) nes alee Bay, 5 Aiea 5 ..| 10 | O. W. Small, C.P.S. 
Ryde _... bie BE: »«| LO Sept., ,, oa, Fi | 10 | F. L. Foster, C.P.S. 
Rylstone... ts ids ied 22 Aug., ~ 5; al 6B, js 10 | W.S. Kelk, "TO 
Scone... ace vt «| 9 Sept... ,, Bn Way Rr dine iF 11 | GA. Stevenson, C.L.C, 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) Ay ey iat AUB: ree PBF ore b 110° 30 | P. J. Youdale, C.L.C. 
Singleton ive wt Nae Men peaO tess 3 43. 28 14 J ..| 9°30 | P. B. Eldershaw, C.P.8., O.M. 
Tamworth iG “fh B &, | BD Sept., 4 os LO, js ..| 11 | H. T. Adams, C. P.S. 
Temora ... ‘es sie 4h w.| 27 Aug., yy shal eens 2 | 12 | F. W. Johnston, 0.L.0. 





20 Supr., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 4681 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS—continued. 





When Court to be held. 
Date of Notice from 


Convener, Convened by 


Licensing Disivrict, 
Date. flour. 


UIT CII Sooo 


Tenterfield ite one ce .... 12 Sept., 1918 .../ 16 Oct., 1918  ...) 10 | E. Emerton, C.L.C. 
Tiniaien... we Se tea wal 2a AUg., |e eesh Sioa * | 12 | A.M. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Urana ... se seb rhe malo Sept. o,, ps lca in ..| 2 | A, H. Gelding, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wagga ... “00 ai Ea (dOe ly 8 vail 1d oy, PS) ..| 11 | d. Saunders, C.L.C., O.P.S, 
Walcha ,., a aa gos bad ea eb ah 3 el Oe * | Il | H. VY. Gould, 0,.C. 
Walgett ... sae FA A | 28 Aug, ,, oe Laie % .., IL | C, G. Carr Boyd, A.C.P.S, 
Warialda ome ai rs t..| ‘8 Sept;. ©, ven Ue es Fs ..{ 1L | BP. V. Chiplin, C,L.0, 
Warren ... ets a nee ose faa Es Die . Bree US eae 5 ..| 12 | H. J. Brook, C,L.C. 
Wee Waa a ie Le pole Yale ® i free ses a sat 11 | W. Brydon, L.C. 
Wellington a0 aa wee fq se 3 A hae hue - ah TO) Baa B. Barnett, C.L.C. 
Wentworth A sid ds tes) BO Aug.,.7 y seni Lhe ss 3 ..| 11 | H. Sargeson, C.L.C. 
White Cliffs... rad sine Reale eae SOD Gi ss seul 24 5 ..| 10 | D.C. Goodsell, C.L.C. 
Windsor... ae aed ie Poel) ATS, lamas le Ome. 3 | 12 | G. Wheeler, C.L.C. 
Wollongong ... ie re acct 2 SOptss yoy, reo Lbs A «| 11 | R. G@. Green, O.L.C. 
Yass ie 55 at sar sone ae 5 er HES Te ...| 12 | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S. 
Young .. ne bee has | 24 Aug, ,, sea le Oe 35 . .| 10 | A.S. Wickham, L.C. 





DISTRICT OOURTS. 


NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 
specified, ' 








When Court to be held, 
bd Last date for Date of 


Place. entering Plaints. | Registrar’s Notice. 


ae Registrar by whom notice given, 
Date. Hour. 




















Bellingen ... 10! ...{/81 Oct., 1918...) 10 | 14 Oct., 1918,..| 11 Sept., 1918...) H. B. Copeland. 
Braidwood .., Ae . || ae sere luis INA OO Db ane eerie ms pe » «| V. A, R, Champion, 
Condobolin ... ee Beco 4s paint poi BOCu. sy sre sect ao) 53 ie catia eel ys 
Grenfell... one ee AP, yo sl 2 | TO Sept, %',)* st 20 Aug; 5° Sup ed defireys. 
Gunnedah ,.. nog Read Dea 5s Stell = LO Sings » «| 4 Sept... + sy os] Berl Cavers 
Kempsey ... Ries sadly ee reese LO, [P1OlOct Se...) 19 Aug > "eet reais a0 Sonne: 
Moree on TP yl 80 Soptis samo) 1. ee SORES ade) Jared Br 3 » «| C. Wenholz, 
Mudgee... abe noel (ed: Octet iss ees GO. \ Wc l4ite ss a ventana eB, Lina 95 3 | H. M. Blackmore. 
Nowra ns rae Acai te) a ieee LO! ZO es See rest) laa ie 65 » | P. Jd. Youdale. 
Nyngan... Bs sey | ROE INOVs, gy ct tS aheo OCs, | sie 2a SONG, 5, aso We tu. Denning, 
Orange uch te #-| 8:Ocb, - 4° a03)° 104-20 Sept, 45° 1.7 1s Aug. ,, -sziHgal. Leary. 
Parkes ai bee Pei Seed Se vey fh LO 4'Deti, 4, «..| L6Sept:, ,, .| O. A. Willans. 
Port Macquarie... Ace Ocala eh ale So, nl aiel) Mowe » «| S. Marcolino. 
Queanbeyan es nas Pew howe » ve| 10 | 80Sept., ,, «./ B80 Aug, ,, ...| O. J. M. Hade. 
Singleton .., re vet 26-Noven a veal, LO O Wow. sce ps1 4D. > » «| P. BH, Eldershaw. 
Temora |... Arp ».] 17 Oct., 4, \:.| 10 | SOBept, | ...1 @Sept, .» ...; F. W. Jonstan, 
Wollongong... 7! SAN Oke Res yo at 1p.. | 147%; at behde es Bley, » | RG. Green. 
[1463] State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
‘7 I is hereby notified, for goneral information, that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture 
nA the portions ef land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 
Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspected at this Department (Fisheries 
Branch) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o'clock, ) . 
Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be stated in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelye months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 























requested to do go. 
E, B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 
ie, 4 Length 
L » ; Perm of 
‘No. Applicant, | | Locality, | Parish. County. | of | uease 
ee —_ 
‘ Port STEPHENS. 
9876 | Sydney Alfred Wood ...{ Lying about 800 yards easterly from the| Sutton .,.{ Gloucester...] Area 10 years. 
south-east corner of oyster lease No. about 10 
6,071. | acres. 

















GrorGe’s RIvER. 


At the south-east end of oyster lease a Sutherland ‘| ge an 50 rene] 15 years. 


9878 [as William Derwent 
4,068. 





Wautis Laxz, 
Adjoining oyster lease No. 9,153 ... te Area 
about 1 


acre, 


10 years. 


9879 { Vincent and Antonio 
Sciacca. 


Forster... | Gloucester... 




















4682 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


[20 Sepr., 1918, 


jtines Bepariment Votices, 





APPOINTMENT. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer 
authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licensee at Cooma, vice Moriarty,—such appointment to take effect from 
the 19th August, 1918 (Ms. 1¥18-5,743-153). 

Constable David Edward Priestly, to act temporarily as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Hillgrove, vice Flick, transferred,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 9th August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,742-153). 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


[1853] 


REDUCTION OF LABOUR ON AMALGAMATED MINERAL 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1915, 


LEASES. 


[’ pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 118 (4), I, JoHn Onarirs Lvoas 

Firzrarxick, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have reduced the number of men to be 
employed on amalgamated mineral leases Nos. 2,016, 2,012, 2,041, 2,043, 2,035, 1,985, 2,134, 2,135, 1,984, 2,065, 2,066, 1,986 and 
1,987 (Mining Act, 1906) Allan Wiseman Marshall, lessee, from 20 men to 10 men for three months and to 15 men for a further 
period of three months; such reduction to take effect on and from the 11th September, 1918. 


{1918-3,710 R. and T.] 


[1837] 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTICHS TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 

















Application No, 








Pe ne 


Copeland 112 


Stuart Town 118* 


Copmanhurst 64 
Nymagee 28 


Mount Hope 13 
Nymagee 29 


Mount Hope 14 


Tingha 287 
Candelo 19 
Broken Hill 349 
Yalgogrin' 101 
Emmaville 284 
Yorrngton 75 
Goulburn 42 
Gundaroo 1 
Trunkey 4 
Tumbarumba 12* 


Sunny Corner 28 


Rockley 
Condobolin ’ 67 
Emmaville 281 


62%) : 


Departmental, | Local. 
































| < Locality. | 
. Portion #1 Date of 
Applicant. | No. Conve} | Parish. | aie | Application. 
HOR GOLD-MINING LEASHS. 
[1918-7,205 L.B.} a: rep: 
John Tresidder, Ernest) ¢1 108 | Gloucester Bindera ... 5 O;{ 5 Aug, 1918 
Davey, and Peter 
Anderson. 
Harry Keith ... » 711 Wellington ...| Lronbarks sOomeOMmOR 9 dJuly.a n, 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-7,203 ; 7,204; 7,115 L.B.] 
James Nunen... ML 42 | Drake ..! Pucka 10 0 0] 15 July, 1918 
John Forbes Boufller Smoallaxtand we »-.| Marobee ,.. vee(e LO, SORS0 |u23.Mar.9 43, 
James Hdward Boufllerr , 4 do Sic CLOmeiess 20" OU satay, 
Merk Thomas Part-) , 29 | Hardinge Swinton ... 20 0 O/| 20 June, ,, 
ridge, senior. (ex. resi- 
dence 
area, 2 
acres). 
James Knox .., | ME 4 | Auckland ...| Bredbendoura 20,0070) 16 0uly tutes 
Albert Harding ...{ 5, 88 | Yancowinna .| Purnamoota B070%)/ 07 1 June, 73, 
Thomas Henry Beattie! ,, 4 | Dowling ... j4| akoira ay wf 26 124) 2 Aug, ,, 
Thomas Patrick Britton} ,, 10 | Arrawatta ...| Lockerby... ao tO O20") 17 June, 
John Tredrea and] , 8 | Gough ... .| Highland Home...) 10 0 0} 15 July, , 
Abraham James, 
John Riley and Francis} , 1 | St. Vincent .| Borimbadal BUNIO Oy} ud, as 
John Wallis. 
Thomas Daniel Fitz} , 1} Murray ... Toual ZO OOF 20 are ; 
patrick. 
Alfred James Turner...) Gu 2 | Georgiana Copperhannia .... 1 0 O/|80May, , 
George James 1)’ Beak| mn 23 | Goulburn Jingellic ... Joo) OP OY Oe A * 
and James Torode. 
| Walter Barwon Wil-) , 1 | Roxburgh Coolamigal | O 3 24] 17 April, ,, 
kinson. 
Jobn Ratcliffe Parnell) ,, 19 | Westmoreland ...; Baring ... 20 0 16 May, 
John #orbes Bouiller » 25 | Cuoningham .| Melrose ... seq OY BO werd | ale Ly eee 
Frederick George Tate) , 9 | Gough ... +«.| bungee 5 vee}, 41 ORO Ne ZieAp raly ee 








* Part of surface reserved, 


. ©. I. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines, 


20 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 4683 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—contixued, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeoutive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Mineral Leases of Crown Lands. 


[1918-7,117; 7,116 L.B.] 











. : { Sie* ij ’ SS, 
Application No. feticant Portion a Locality. 

















= Date of 
A Bn a 
DepartmentaL | Local. No, County. Parish. | a Application. 
‘ By Y.4 ps 
Torrington 72] 84 | Andrew Joseph Farmer| Mt 3 Gough .., ...| Highland Home...| 20 0 0 | 15 April, 1918 
Broken Hill, 341 | 355 | Richard Henry Ruby...| ....... | Yancowinna ...| Robe se | 40 0 O'| 16 Mar, ,, 











J.C, L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





IT is intended to void the Leases of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaetion of the undermentioned applications 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of sueh voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 4th 
October, 1918; and the land referred to in such applications will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 
date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 


a ere ee nm Na a ap 
































Application No. Locality, 
Applicant. gee Area, Date of Lease. 
Departmental. | Local, 9s County. | Parish, 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-7,206; 7,208 L.B.] a f Pp. 
Trunkey 133 { 149 | Frederick Davies .,,| au 69 | Georgiana ...| Kempfield »{ 5 O O} 20 June, 1918 

= 134} 150 | Norman Sidney} , 70 do ear do col OM OnnOs le cO uns: fe 

Carter and John 

Johnson, 

















FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1918-7,207 L.B.] 
Drake 58 | ees] Fine ea Siena ML 157 | Drake... 4 West Fairfield ei 226 | 4 July, 1918 








_—--—— 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Leases 
of Crown Lands, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute the same. 


















































heal rik Applicant, ae resis | Area, Date of Lease, 
Departmental, | Local. : : County. | Parish, 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-6,726 ; 6,725 L.B.] fits Se fe): 
Trunkey 135 | 151 | William Burns ..{ @u 71 { Georgiana ...| Kempfield ..( 5 O O] 27 June, 1918 
Araluen 2 19 | Patrick Minihan and} ,, 8 | St. Vincent ...| Milo <n "| 10 0 0; 20 , » 
Neil Waddell. 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1918-6,727 L.B.] 
Dandaloo 67 70 | William Wallace and| mt 8j| Kennedy... ..| Carolina ... ...( 20 QO @ | 80 April, 1918 
| George _Bidstrup | 
Lind, 
FOR A MINING PURPOSES LEASE. 
(1918-6,789 L.B.] 
Taralga 2 | 9 | Argyle Slate Quarries}; Mx 1 | Argyle... 4 Turallo ... 0 0 38 | 1 June, 1918 
Limited. | 





a 


J. O. L, FiTZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines. 





Ne. 117, 20 Serremper, 1918, -~3, 


4684 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 117. [20 Szpr., 1918. 


——> 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


HIS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of leases in 
eatisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 


{1918-7,132, 7,133 L.B.] 








Application No, | Locality. 








Applicant. Portion No, Area, g FY ate 
Departmental. Local. County, Parish. < 
a Tf. Dp, 
Glen Innes 71 | 190 | James Edward PMt 11, part of} Gough ...| Bloxsome ,,,, 6 O 0] 20; 4Mar, 1918 
Purser} portions 36, (ex. road), 
37, and 38. 
» 75} 196 Do do. ...| PML 9, part off do Py, do erie  /OlLOmeZORECOmmr. - 
. portions 38 
and 36. 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





[1854] | Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


Wouce is hereby given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a Dredging Lease set out 
in the Schedule hereto having been received, I have determined that a lease shall be granted of the area inciuded in such 
application, subject to the following special conditions, viz. :— 


(1) That within a period of twelve months from the date of the lease the sum of five thousand pounds (£5,000) shall 
be expended in the construction of a dredging plant, 
(2) That no mining operations shall be carried on within half a chain of the road controlled by the Wyaldra Shire 
Council, 
[1918-7,443 L.B.] 



































Application No, 3 Portio ‘ Date of 
Departmental. Local, aa No. steers onan Application. 
a, fT. p. 
Gulgong 26 107'| James Frederick) @4 22) Parishes Yarrobil, Puggoon, and Bira-| 95 2 14 | 25 Jan., 1918 
Foster. |  ganbil, counties Bligh and Wellington,} (ex, reser- 
situated on the Cudgegong River: vations). 
Commencing about 3 chains below the 
junction of Puggoon Creek and the 
Cudgegong River, and extending 
thence down the river for a distance 
of about 296 chains. 
J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 
[1852] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


i is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 


[1918-3,604 R. and I.] 





MINERAL LEASES, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
































; . 4OCALLY, 
No. | Name. ane mist Area, Applieation No. 
j 7 County. f Parish. 
] : | 
nee ite Z a %Y. p. 
338 | Coal Limited be sen »»/ ML 7 {Cumberland and) Appin and Wallan-/640 0 0, Wollongong 
Camden. doola. 74-9 
339 Do i ». _8 )oRden  .. ...| Wallandoola 0 0 9 75- O4 
340 Do ee nS | aU do i ay ft) e. OP © és 76— 95 
341 Do Mid) 0 he Mamas) Gee Bi wae vi a do se 0 0 » 77- 96 
342 Do 133 ees eed a dba as tia do es 0 0 ” 78- 97 
343 Do ~ ap ROR ee? QO yoru s.| Wallandoola and 0 0 » 79- 98 
; Dendrobium. 
344 | Do Ess Oe ait & 18 do be «| Wallandoola .../(640 0 0 ” 80- 99 
345 Do Shee oe saa MoT AB hu do aval 0 0 ” 81-100 
346 1 Do is 4 12 do / do : 0 U 4s) ty BBIOE 
347 Do ‘ 15 do ae do 0 0 4 83-102 
348 Do : vite? do ss do 0 0 + 84-103 
349 Do ae Cumberland and| Wedderburn Appin, 640 0 O = 85-104 
Camden. and Wallandoola, 
350 Do vee tee oil gp ob do ...| Wedderburn and|640 0 0 ra 86-105 
Wallandoola. 
351 Do 3 14 | Camden ... ...| Wallandoola Deel OF 0 re 87-106 
352 Do » 15 do ! _ do bs 0 0 say | SReLOT 
353 Do - 4 240 do ace - do nea ORO ~ 89-108 
354 Do taj O21 do A. os ado — pe 0 0 3 90-109 
355 Do : pees) a eae do 0 0 0 a O1s110 
356 Do ahs 0 nas} yt 3 do ana do 508 0 O ay 92-111 
B67 Do eo eae ind 6 Oumberlaied: and| Wedderburn and|/640 O O a 93-112 
Camden. | ‘Wallandoola, 
0 0 = 94-113 








. 358 Do an moe sel 99  @ | Cumberland + Wedderburn 
J. C. L. FEFZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


20 Szpr., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 117. 4685 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 

IT is proposed to forfeit the undermentioned leases, and notice of forfeiture thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 4th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

[1918-3,828 R. and I.] paced 
DREDGING LEASES, GOLD AND MINERAL DREDGING ACT, 1899. 





























P Locality. o) Sas 
No. Name. Portion A Applicati 
. No, | Sante: Pariah. : rea. pplication Me, 
a ; % I» Pp» 
392 | David Peter Dickson ae | @L 109 | Parry sod ».| Nundle_ .., ...| 50 0 O{ Nundle 11 
393 Do tes «| 5, 110} do vee ae do ies 7/00) 09-0 - 12 








J, ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 4th Uctober, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-3,822 R. and I.] ‘ 


DREDGING LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 














} Portion 








Name. Application No. 





/ Locality. 
County. | Parish, 











Nundle 8-25 


@. Be Ps 
9) 26 


103 | David Peter Dickson ose »..| GL 125 | Parry es ..| Nundle ... oe 




















J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 4th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publica‘ion of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
(1918-3,402 R. and 1.) 





GOLD LEASH, MINING ACT, 1906. 























| . Locality. 
Name. ye £ fe iy ee Area. Application No. 
opis “County. | Parish. 
| ‘ a. YY. p. 
1517 | William Stokes... re és @n 10 | Buecleuch,,, ...| Cooleman ,.. ..| 20 0 O| Tumut 15-26 

















J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


IT is proposed to forfeit the undermentioned lease, and notice of forfeiture thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 4th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-3,403 R. and 1.] 





LEASE, MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT, 1894. 
































Toenails, 
1 Portion | Area. Application No. 
No. 
e | Name, No, | County, | Parish. 
Se! Xe Ds 
1064 | Arthur Christopher Schaefer ...] Pmt 17 Wallace ... ..| Seymour ... .| 4 3 87 | Cooma 27 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


4686 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Supr., 1918. 





First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
Notice is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Tin by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, having 
been go directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 7th day of October, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at Kmmayille, 
hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Emmaville, before the day 
above mentioned, 





SOHEDULE. 





Date of 


Application 
No. Application, 


Name of Applicant. Description of Area. | Area. 














a. Fo"p. 
351 F. B. Marshall and J. J.| Portion mu 14, parish of Lands End, county of Gough,| 40 O O | 23 April, 1918 
Loomes. embracing part of Brown’s Gully and adjoining flats : 
Commencing about 1 chain above where the road 
from The Gulf to Emmaville crosses Brown’s Gully, 
and extending thence in a north-west direction for a 
distance of about 32 chains. © 


eS 

















—— 





W. I. PERRY, 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. Warden. 
{1813} 


First Insertion. 


NOLICHE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
Nese is hereby given that an appkcation, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
Dredging Lease to mine for ‘lin, by means of dredging, in and on the avea descadbed, and that I, the Warden of 
the District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th dag of October, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the 
Warden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry coneesning such application. 
Any objection to the application must be lodged with. me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day shove 
mentioned. ee 
































SOHEDULE. : 
eee Name of Applicant. Description of Area. | Area. eared tes, 
Rake ps 
504 William Cross and Party} Portion mu 194, parishes of Mayo and Clare, county off 8 3 25 | 22 May, 1918 
Hardinge, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Cope’s Creek and adjacent flats, extending ‘from the 
northern boundary of portion ML 232 in a northerly 
direction for a distance of about 16 chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918, (1814) 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


Nee is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, 
having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 10th day of October, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at Inverell, 
hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


ro] objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Inverell, before the day above 
mentioned. 
































SCHEDULE. 
Date of 
Application No. Name of Applicant. Description of Area. | Area. ‘Apuitaa tion! 
a. erp: 
7-27 James Alfred Brown ...| Portion mu 1, parish of Inverell, county of Gough, situated} 11 1 11 | 12 Jure, 1918 
on Middle Creek, about 2 miles above the town of 
Inverell: Commencing about 4 chains below the junc- 
tion of Sheep Station Gully and Middle Creek, 
extending thence up the creek for a distance of about | 
47 chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 


Dated thig 16th day of September, 1918. (1838] 


20 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 4687 





[1829] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 31,016 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE MACQUARIE 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF BURRANDONG, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 31,016 from conditional sale (within the Macquarie Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1918-5,818-154 Misc. | 





J.C, L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
































SCHEDULE. 
Land R Date o A 
District. | Division. ciehihl Purpose, Neate on, | County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked, Papers No. 
ined aap Toe Ds 

Wellington. | Eastern..| 33,916 | From conditional sala) 23 June, 1900| We lington | Burran- Macquarie| 40 0 0] That part within measured | Ms, 1918- 
(within the Mac- dorg, portion 139,—shown on plan 5,909. 
quarie Gold-field). W. J,$23-2,091, (Mines), 

[1830] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 14,175 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CANOWINDRA 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF CLARENDON, COUNTY OF BATHURST. 
FL Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive CounciJ, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
4A. concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 14,175 from conditional sale (within the Canowindra Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 


and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1918-5,705-153 Misc. ] 





J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
ScHEDULE. 











Land ; Papers 
District, Part reyoked, 


Reserve 
Division. | “xo, Purpose. Notification. ats 














| Date of 





County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area. 








fey te Pe 

Orange ...| Eastern..| 14,175 | From conditional sale] 1 Avg., 1891) Bathurst .,| Clarendon..| Canobolas .../ 47 2 U | That part within portion 66,| Ms. 1913- 
(within the Cano- Plan B, 3,463-2,009, 5,262 

windra Gold-field). ' (Mines), 


[1832} | Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


RECOMMENDING REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 225, AND REVOCATION OF RESERVE No. 1,395, MADE 
UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, AND SECTION 14 (3), MINING ACT, 1906, RESPEUTIVELY, PARISH 
PICTON, COUNTY YANOCOWINNA. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after the above- 
mentioned date, that part of Reserve No. 225, under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving certain land from occupation for 
mining, residence, or business purposes under any miner’s right or business license described in the accompanying Schedule; and that Reserve 
No. 1,395, under section 14 (3), Mining Act, 1906, exempting certain land from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, be 
revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 
[ Ms. 1918-5,744-153 } 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 



























































SOHEDULE. 

Land are Reserve Date of * : Papers 
District. Division. N Purpose. Notification. County. Parish. Holding. Area. Part revoked. No, 
Willyama} Western 225 | From occupation for min-| 5 Aug., 1890) Yanco- Picton ...|  ssseereveee | About 20) Those parts of road and lane) Ms. 1918- 

ing, residence, or business] © winna perches. between portions 4,162,) 5,363 
purposes under any miner’s 4,171, and 4,180. (Mines). 
right or business license. : 
Do ...{ do ...| 1,395 | From occupation under any| 5 May, 1916 do = do eae|hup sosiraqeokieay Adout 9}| The whole son ove on do 
miner’s right or business acres. 
license, 
[1833] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE No. 340, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, PARISH OF FORBES, 
COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 2°30 p.m. on 

the abovementioned date, Reserve No. 340, made under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving certain land from occupation 

for mining, residence, or business purposes, under any miner’s right or business license, which is described in the accompanying Schedule 

he revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[Ms, 1918-5,816-154 Misc. ] 





j. Cc. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 



































ScnEDULE. 

Land ; Reserve Date of ‘ Munici- Part revoked, Papers 
District, | Division. | “No, Purpose. Notitieations |) COU™'Y:) hy ASEEB SE i nalgey. |. 07° No. 
Forbes | Central... 340 | From occupation _for| 12 Aug., 1892; Ashburn- | Forbes ...| Forbes...] 0 0 3¢3/ The whole a. we ws es 

mining, residence, or ham, (tines) 
siness purposes under ( Bde 
| any miner’s right or 

business license. 


eee er et 
——— anne 
—_— OO oon = x 


No. 117, 20 Sepremper, 1918, —4, 


4688 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Sepr.; 1918, 








[1845] ' Department of Mines, . 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 9,253 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN AN EXTENSION TO THE 
TINGHA GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF CLIVE, COUNTY OF GOUGH. 
| yis Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of 
the Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 9,258 from conditional sale (within an extension to the Tingha Gold-field), hereunder described, 
shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


(Misc, 1918-5,988-154] J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 






































ScHEDULE, 
Land ‘ Reserve Date of | : $s ov cy y r 
District, Divison. No. Purpose. | Notification. | County, Parish, Shire, Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
a. r Pp. 

Inverell ...| Eastern..| 9,253 | From conditionalsale}| 13 July, 1889...; Gough ...| Clive «| Bannock- 4 2 0 | The part within measured] Ms. 1918- 
(within an exten- burn, portions 239 to 244, 289,) 5,454 
sion to the Tingha 290, and 292. Shown on| (Mines), 
Gold-field). plan catalogued G. 

6,223-1,761. 

[1834] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES Nos. 199 AND 1,120, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, AND SECTION 
14 (3), MINING ACT, 1906, RESPECTIVELY, PARISH KENILWORTH, COUNTY BATHURST. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to direct that, from and after 2‘30 p.m. 

on the above-mentioned date, Reserve No. 199, made under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, reserving certain land from occupation 
for mining, residence, or business purposes, under any miner’s right or business license; and Reserve No. 1,120, made under section 
14 (3), Mining Act, 1906, exempting certain Jand from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, which are embraced in the 
accompanying Schedule, be revoked, and they are hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-5,817-154 Ms.] 





J. CO. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 






































SCHEDULE. 
Suck Division, geal Purpose. salience County. | Parish. | Shire, &e. Area, | Part revoked. Papers No, 
Bi... Pi |. f Mis, 
Cowra ...| Eastern..| 199 | From occupation for| 31Jan., 1890} Bathurst,..| Kenilworth) Waugoola ...j 334 0 0 | The whole... ve = ee} 1918-5,115 
mining, residence, or (about). (mines); © 
business purposes| . 
under any miner’s 
right or business 
license. . 
0 ieee do ...{ 1,120 | From occupation under] 19 ,, 1910 do eek do “0 do Ay; 4 1 8}) The whole; being meas- do 
any miner’s right or ured portion 198, shown 
business license. on plan catalogued 
W. 1-2,498 Roll, 
{1881} Department of Minés, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER ANY MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE, PARISH OF NUNDLBE, 
COUNTY OF PARRY. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (8) 
of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from occupation under any miner’s right or business license the Crown Lands 
herein described. 


[1918-5,815-154 Ms.] coe J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
EASTERN DIVISION. _ 
Lanp Digrrior or Tamwortu; Nunpre SuHrre. 
No. 1,493 (M). County of Parry, parish of Nundle, containing an area of about 330 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
portions 257, 138, 98, 139, the Nundle Permanent Common, dedicated 12th March, 1869, Urquhart’s Sp. Ls: 17-4 Tamworth, the 


Nundle Temporary Common notified 9th April; 1869, wr 16, the left bank of Oakenyille Creek upwards, and the eastern boundary of 


reserve 83, notified 25th March, 1870, but exclusive of any water race, and of a strip 4 chains wide in rectangular distance from Oakenville 
Creek. 


20 Sapr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 








Lands 


[1886] 


rer 


Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in aceordance with the provisions of the Public 

Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Goverror, with 

the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased 

to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees, respectively, of the portions 
of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 

Reserve No, 52,937 at Torrington, area 2 acres 2 roods 

2 perches, notified 16th August, 1918, for Public Re- 

creation :— 

Messrs. Andrew McNutt, Thomas Foley, Peter Smith, 
Charles Martin, Richard Elliott, Frank Shau- 
nessey, and William Hackett. 

[Misc. 1918-5,298 ] 


Reserve No, 11,194 at Crescent Head, area 93 acres, 
notified 12th April, 1890, for Public Recreation : — 


Edward Patrick Noonan, Esquire (in lieu of L. J. 
Hardiman, resigned). 


{ Mise. 1918-6,784] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1887 ] Department of Lands, 

Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 

T is hereby notified. for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has-been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees of the portion of the 
General Cemetery at Morongla Creek, dedicated 12th 
September, 1903, set apart for Church of England 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs, Frederick Dickson and Sidney Albert Lang- 


field. 
[ Mise. 1918-6,895] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1888] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
ie is hereby nctified, for public information, that, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 26th section 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Neville, dedi- 
cated 16th July, 1890, set apart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground :— 
Messrs. John Edward Radburn, Alfred James Row- 
lands, and Frank Scott. 


{Misc. 1918-6,774] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Morongla 

Creek, dedicated 12th September, 1908, set apart for 

Church of England Burial Ground :— 

Reverend John Parr (in liew of Mr. David Brien, 
resigned). 

[Misc. 1918-6,895] 





The Land at Windsor, known as the Hawkesbury 

Racecourse, area 200 acres, dedicated 19th May, 1868, 

for Racecourse :— 

Charles James Roberts, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. William 
_H. Holborow, deceased). 

[Misc. 1918-6,862] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[1945] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
PLAN OF ROADS RE-MARKED, APPROVED. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 

that, in pursuance of the 25th section of the ‘‘Public 

Roads Act, 1902.’ the plan of re-marking of the roads 

hereunder described having been approved, the roads, 

as re-marked according to the plan so approved, shall 
represent and be deemed to be the original roads. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
“No, 117, 20 Seprawzen, 1918, =-5, 


OE YY Se ety 
ea aecremens 


seuarinicnt 











4689 


Sn ne te rer apres om 4 


Rotices, 








ern 





DESCRIPTION, 


Boundary roads on the south-east of port} 

ek af and 15, parish of Moira, portion ae aoe 
lands, village of Moira, sections 5, 9, 14, 19, 24, and 
29, village of Moira, portions 161, 65, and 66 parish 
of Moira, county of Cadell, Murray Shire being part 
of the public road from Mathoura to Moama -—as 
shown on plan catalogued RB, 13,276-1,603, which is 
deposited in and can be inspected at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney, 

[Roads 1916-733-12] 











Department of Lands, 4) 

Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 

PROPOSED CLOSING OF Helen PART 
rg AD, 


OF RO 





[1944] 


K OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 

Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to clase, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the ‘Public Roads Act, 1902,” the part of road 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister, within one month from the date of 
this notice, any cbjections which may appear to them 
to exist to the closing of the said part of road, 


W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





DESCRIPTION. 

The unnecessary part of road known as Fraser- 
street, extending from Deepwater River to a branch 
creek near its junction with McLean’s Creek, and as 
now partly included within designed blocks A, B, and 
4) 


Within suburban boundaries, village of Deepwater, 
parish of Deepwater, county of Gough, Severn Shire. 
[Roads 1918-521-1 | 





[1943] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL OF AMENDED 
LEVELS OF PART OF DOWLING-STREET, 
WITHIN THE CITY OF SYDNEY, 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Couneil, directs it to be notified, 
in conformity with the provisions of the ‘Sydney Cor- 
poration Act, 1902,’’ that the amended levels of part 
of Dowling-street, from Flinders-street southerly and 
adjoining Drivers Triangle, City of Sydney, as shown 
on plan catalogued §, 251-907, which is deposited in 
and can be seen at the Town Hall, Sydney, has been 
approved. 

[Roads 1,888-340-122" 

W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1946] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE ROADS AND PART OF 
ROAD TO BE PUBLIC ROAD UNDER SEC- 
TION 18, ‘“PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902.” 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 

Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to de- 
clare the roads and part of road specified hereunder to 
be public road, under the provisions of section 18 of 
the “Public Roads Act, 1902’’; and all persons in- 
terested are hereby called upon to set forth, in writ- 
ing, addressed to the Minister, within one month 
from the date of this notice, any objections which may 
appear to them to exist to the proposal referred to. 

[Roads 1918-540-1] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





DESCRIPTION. 

Boundary road 100 links wide on the north-west and 
north of portion 87, and part of boundary road on 
north-west and north of portion 80, extending from 
the public road on west of portion 87, generally east- 
erly to a point about 15 chains east of the south-west 
corner of portion 79; also boundary road 100 links 
wide on north of portion 84, and part of portion 83, 
extending from tho public road on west of portion 
84, generally easterly to the reserved road within 
portion 82, parish of Beryan, county ef Gloucester, 


; Manning Shire. 





ae 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. . (20 Supr.,.1918,.3 





vag _ Department of Lands, 
> = { ' 4 > - 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


Hs xdalleacy the Gor ernor, with the advice of the Exccutive Connell 
has .been pleased to approve of -the following amended Regulation 
No. 1, in substitution for that at present in force bearing the same number 


under.the Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910 (Minl. 1918-5,810). 
ee U8 a ado tall dei ig alos W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
PRE at [dase bok . ; 





J 


4. An application to bring land under the Act shall be made in Form 1, by © 


“not less than three persons, or any one or more discharged soldiers within 


the meaning of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, each of whom 
shall sign the said form and furnish the annexed agreement for hc hie 
made with the owner of the land, and a declaration in Form 2. 

The application shall be lodged with the Under Secretary for Lands, and 
shall be accompanied jby a deposit of £5 in respect of each purchaser named 
in the application. Such deposit shall be paid by the vendor, and if the 
application be approved the purchsser shall thereupon pay the sum to the 
vendor. 

‘If the costs incurred, other than the cost of survey, exceed the deposit so 
lodged, the purchaser shall pay the difference or such part thercof as may 
be called for; but if the purchaser be a discharged soldier no additional 
deposit shall be’ required. 

The vendor shall pay the cost of survey when called for. 

The amount of stamp duty chargeable under section 8 of the Stamp 
Duties (Amendment) Act, 1914, shall be paid by the purchaser upon approval 


“by the Minister of the application, unless the purchaser be a discharged 


soldier, in which case the stamp duty shall be paid at the time of the issue 
of the deed of grant, 


When an application has been refused or withdrawn, the deposit shall be 


yefunded: Provided that where any costs have been incurred, such deposit 


may be retained wholly or in part to defray such costs. 


SS 


Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places aud 


dats = — 


ial is intended, under ca provisions of section 23 of. the- | 
Z WE Fy one ; Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
AbrRNetiy—Saturday, 28th September, 1918 104 design of the village of Colinton by cancelling parts © 
ARDLETHAN— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 ug to f the village antl saburban lands add closins corhaih 
Barnurst—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918.. Age Yay 4 deindlte phe adeliesy ‘iat é ; 
oe ae 8 Ni Nila 9th October, 1918... 107 Lithographs showing the proposed altct ation may iro 
REEZA— Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 101 
inspected at the Crown Land Office, Cooma, -at Post 
BuKkULLA—Tuesday, 15th October, 1918... ass JID Off Colint d at the t ‘hoe L das} 
BuLLAB Detait— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 ... 107 3 ae Sys aiid wy He ‘i cig rag heen thesia 
Castno—Wednesday. 25th September, 1918. ROE rM » F018. 7470) P 
CooNABARABRAN—\Wednesday, 16th October, ‘1918. ues Crh LMs, 19 0] 
CooTAMUNDRA— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 104 W. G. ASHFORD, Minister. for Tana, 
Corowa—Wednesday, 25th September, [918 ie TOL aiaeede aanante | f aol, .ayees 
Cowra—Wednesday, 9th October, 191& me 107 [1530] Department of Lands, 
Forpes—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... «104-4 Sydney, 6th September, i918. , 
Gurnx Innus-—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 . , Tel PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 4 
pth aM petra 2nd vag pe a ces . 104 | SUBURBAN LANDS,.VILLAGE OF UTUNGUN. . . 
unpAGAI—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ... 101 
GupHADAu-Wotlnesday, 16th October, 10is “ior | | Typ eteby notified, for public information, that at, 
‘Kempsey—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 vee TOL is intended, ‘under the provisions of section 23 of the . 
Do Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 . - 107 ‘rown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the - 
‘Kootrncat—W ednesday, 16th October, 1918 at) 118 design of village of Utungun b " exoisiny art of the 
‘Lismore—Tuesday, 8th October, 1918 Hea ve 110 suburban lands and closin; Saealt sueaeted * 
irngow—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 is LOL Lithopré nhs showin het ropbsed alteration may be i 
‘MinyaLeE—Thursday, 26th September, 1918... vw. LOL inspected ey the Or. aa T aed Office Feat wEe ond at 
Muperr—W ednesday, 25th September, 1918 ie LOL Lhe Lephiement of ee Sydne 4 daihe ( 
NweastLeE—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 ....104 [Ms. 1913- 6,816] : a 
Nowra—Wednesday, }6th October, 1918 .. £407 2 Sug deca 
 redenecartiMtan oe: 25th September, 1918 os 1OL W..G, ASHFORD. Minister for Lands. . + 
PARRAMATTA— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 .. 104 96 
Parnes—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918... uo | LO Deena Scr asl Al Cha ette | 
PoKaTARoo—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 .. eal OU Pei Goa 18. 
Quirinpi—Friday, 18th October, 1918 107 PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
SypNEY—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 .. = 164 TOWN OF CASINO. 
TamwortH— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 med O4 T is hereby notified, for public information, that, : 
‘TarkE Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 wis at the expiration of three months from this date, 
/ToMALPIN—Saturday, 12th October, 1918 . 98 it is intended, under the provisions of section 98 
TRUNDLE-—Saturday, 2st September, 1918... vreLOt of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter) 
.Tumot—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 . 101 the design of the town of Casino, by excluding from 
“UraNA—Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 é 116 the suburban lands that part within conditional ' purs - 
»Waeea WAccaA—Thursday, 17th October, 1918 .., 110 chase 1909-95, . 
Warcna—Wednesday, 25th September, 1918 . LOL Lithographs, sbprne the proposed alteration, may — 
,. Do. Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... wa (RES be inspected at the Crown Land Office, Casino, and 
Watertr—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918.. « 104 at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 4 “ 
‘Youne—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 . 110 [Ms, 1918-4,197] ; 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 








(1917] Department of Lands, 

4 Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE, 
VILLAGE OF COLINTON. 

'T is hereby notified, for public infor mation, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it~” 








W, G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


20 Seer.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nov. 117, 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 
iG is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred toin the subjoined Schedule, 


that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


All: white gum, peppermint, oak, honeysuckle, and ash may be 
destroyed without permit, but no stringybark, blackbutt, 
messmate, box, red gum, or other timbers of commercial 
variety shall be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909; provided that the 
lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary build- 
ings or other improvements on the subject land. 

The lessee may déstroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edivle shrubs. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pur- 

: pose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
“act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 

All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 


[1894] 


‘removing timber without interference by the lessee, and. : 


the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings 

where required for this purpose, or where directed by the 
Minister or any officer authorised by the Minister in this 
_ behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
| within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
_ the Forestry Act, 1969, . 

haye been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substi- 

tuted, yiz.:— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 

* purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force: 
The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shal] 
~ be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient u-eful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for'the purpose of improvements thereon, 

The lessee may take trom the lend leased to him euch timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such Jand as inay be required by him as tenaut thereof, 
provided such Jand is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 


No. of 
Crown-lease. 
pine 


Land District. Lessee 





Armidale 
Do’ 


1912-2 
1912-3 


Herbert Kempton. 
Thomas Newberry. 





Not#.- The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulation 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[1893] Department of Lands, 


¥e Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


iG is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
' the Orown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act'und Regulations thereunder ; 
and the lessee, under the terms of any such permit, m&y be 
required to preserve an area of not less than 3% per cent. of 
the lease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
consent, of the Forest Officer, but such permit may be 
dispeneed with when ringbarking or destruction of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
“any part or parts of the area leased : Provided the area 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing of the intention to ringbark or 

_ destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 
permission is first obtained from, the local Forestry 
Officer. The lessee may, however, take from the land 
Jeased to him such timber and other material for huilding 
and other purposes upon such land as may be required 
by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not com- 
prised within a timber or forest reserve. 

timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 

. purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force, 


| 





4691 . 








All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the lund at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease jor the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber or fuel without interference by the lesser, 
and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any oflicer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, 


have been revoked, and those qroted hereunder are substituted, 
Viz. t— 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestr7 
Aes 1916, and Regulations thereundér at the time in 
orce, 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade ana shelter, and he 
shall preserve sitflicient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. ‘Che 
lessee shall commencé such operations within six months 
from 30th August, 1918, and within twelve months he 
shal] destroy not less than one-fifth of the useless timber 
upon the land leased. During each subsequent period of 
twelve months he shall destroy the useless timber from 
not less than an additional one-fifth of the area leused, 
so that the useless timber on the whole area shall be 
destroyed within five years from the 30th Avgust, 1918. 


lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such Jand as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is uot comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 


The 





No, of 


Race 
Crown-lense. Lessce 





Land District. | 





Picton gy | 


1915-2 Robert William Clifferd. 
1916-1] Do «| Mary Ann Smith, 
1916-4 | Windscr  ,,.; Charles Thompson. 





Nots.—The land contained in these Ieases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Kegulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[1895] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 

Crown-lease No. 1918-27, Land District of Cooma, held 

by Hubert Ernest Constance, that, under the provisions, of 

rection 182 of the Crown Lands Conrolidation Act, 1913, the 
following conditions of lease have been revoked :— 

No trees or saplings shall be interferred with by ringbarkir g 
or otherwise, except under permits Issued unser the yro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Kegulations thereunder ; 
and the lessee, under the terms of avy such permit, may be 
required to preserve an area of not less than 3 per cent. of 
the Jease as a wood lot, upon which no seedlings or other 
timber growth shall be destroyed without the written 
consent of the Forett Officer, but such permit may be 
dispensed with when ringbarking or destructicn of timber 
is necessary with a view to the cultivation of crops over 
any part or parts of the area leased: Provided the area 
to be cultivated is defined, and that not less than three 
weeks’ notice in writing ot the intention to ringbark or 
destroy the timber on that area is given to, and written 

_permizsion is first obtained from, the local Forestry 
Utticer. The lessee may, however, take from the land 
leased to him such timber and other material tor building 
and other purposes upon such land as may be yequired by 
him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised 
within a timber or forest reserve. 

No timber ehall be cut or removed from the Jand for the 

purpose of sale except eubject to the provisions of the 

Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 

time in force. 

persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 

upon the Jand at any tie within reasonable hours during 

the currency of the lease for the purpose ot cutting or” 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, and 
the lessee sball provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer uuthorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to yraze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 2U of 
the Forestry Act, 1909. 


W, G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


All 


4692 


it tere 





[1513] 


Department of Lands, 
ydney, 18th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR ‘“GRAZ- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1918. 


Laxp District oF SINGLETON. 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it is hereby noti- 
fied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918, for a Special 
Lease for ‘‘Grazinc’’ of the lands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to 
the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, provi- 
sions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 
to 8lst December, 1928. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer, at Sydnev, on or hefore the 31st 
December of the ycar preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 
1919, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4, The lossee shall graze on the land not more than 
sixty sheep or ten head of large stock. 

5. In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 4, and 4 to 22 of Regulation No. 
106 (notified 20th April, 1917). 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease, 
Land District of Singleton,’? with date of Gazctte 
notice, and thoy shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions, provisions, and reserva- 
tions :— 

(a) Tenders shall be mado on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of tho 
bleek has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) ‘The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Viand Board 
with a view to areport thereon being obtained 
for his guidance in selecting the applicant 
whose tender should be accepted. 

(7?) The Minister reserves the right to aceept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

Heliographs shewing the position of the bleek to 
be leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department. Sydney: at the Office of the Crown 
Land Avent, Sineleten; and at the Loca] Land Board 
Office. East Maitland, 

[Ms. Ls. 1918-10,255] 














W. G. ASHIORD, Minister for Lands. 
ScwepDuLE. 
Approx- Upset sea, 
Block, jinate Locality. Annual | Survey, 
Area, Rental. &e, 
Acres, £s.d £s7, 
A 140 | Within travelling stock and) 3 00) 6 9 O 
| cx. road).| camping | reserve 52,974, 


ebhont 4s miles from Wark- 
worth, at the junction of 
the roads from Jerry’s 
Plains jo Warkworth and 
Jerry’s'Plains to Singleton. 
county of Hunter, garish of 
Leminzton, Patrick Plains 
Shire. 














NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 





(20 Sepr., 1918, 


renee 








CEE POTS SLT TO NO A ror 


{1892} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
LAND SALES. 


i pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 

dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lote of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset pricea affixed thereto, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


a eemeniomeeeeel 


SALE AT THE INFORMATION BUREAU, 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, SYDNEY. 


On Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Merropotiran LAxp Disrrict. 
Parish Gordon, county Cumberland, shire Ku-ring-gai, 


Terms ;~-Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in 12 months, with 
interest at 5 per cent, 


Country Lots. 











Upset ‘Upset 

Pertion, Area. Price per Portion, Area. Price per 

Lo Lot 

| 

Boils Dolly nema. | Pack> iDeul’ Stauth 
540 Tek 46.) commun) 545 1 0 0/40 0 0 
541 0 3 264) 31 0 0 546 1 0 0/40 0 0 
542 |0 229/297 0 oO} 547 |1 0 0/40 0 0 
543° | 0 *2°333) 28™ 0" 0 548 11 0 0730 0 0 
544 | 0 2 394; 30 0 0 649, | 1 0 012500 


Situated about 14 miles north-east from Wabroonga Rail- 
way Station, being elevated and sloping land with sandy to 
gravelly soil and sandstone outcrop; suitable for residential _, 
purposes, together with poultry farming and vegetable and 
flower growing, City water js laid on within 13 chains. 


Papers Aln. 1018-7,077 ; Plan C. 3,152-2,030. 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MOSS VALE, 


On Wocnesday, the 23rd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’cleck noon. 
Lanxp District oF Moss VALg, 

Parish Burrawang, county Camden, shire Cambewarra, 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance jn twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent, 

Country Lor. 





Upset 
Price per 
Lot. 


Portion, Remarks, 





2 eal estas aC 

34 0 0| 380 O 0} Situated aLout 5 miles north 

from village of Kangaroo 

Valley ; 17 miles easterly 

from railway line at Moxs 
Vale. 


Papers Aln, 191S-7,318 ; Plan C. 2.933-2,013, 











SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PARKES, 


On Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Laxp District or Parkes. 


Within the town of Parkes, parish Currajong, county 
Ashburnham, municipality Parkes, 


Tzxms :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lor, 




















Upset 
Allot.| Sec Area. Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
ii via te 
a5 (Pep: Jeena. 
16 | 40 | 0 0 11212 0 0 | About 4 mile from post office 
and 4 mile from railway 
station. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,847 ; Plan P. 138-2, 139. 





eae yd 


§0 Suri, 1918] 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TENTERFIELD, 
On Wednesday, the 23rd day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 
Laxpv Disrricr or TenTeERFIELD, 


Tests :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Within the town of Tenterfleld, parish Tenterfield, county 
Clive, municipality Tenterfield. 
Town Lot. 


coo - = 
ct Ltn Bi wo 2 etm 








Ta 











Upset 
Allot.|Sec.! Area. Price per Retuarks, 
Lot. 
2° Tap FL aa, 
1 | 77/0 1834) 9 O O | Situated 4 mile from railway 
station. 


Papers Aln. 1918=5,520; Plan Il’, 33-1,583. 





Country Lors. 
Parish Timbarfa, courtty Clive, shire Tenterfield. 


Bed 





reer) 








; Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
a. To Del GB. a. 
164 | 2 0 0/20 O 0} Situated abdut 144 miles 


from Tenterfield. 
Upset price includes value of Crown improvements, 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,741 ; Plan C. 3,610-1,809. 





Parish Marsh, sounty Buller, shire Tenterdeld. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
26 69 3 0/71 0 0 | Situated about 8 miles north: 
| east of village of Maryland, 
| and 14 miles from Stan- 
thorpe (Q.), the nearest 
| railway station. 


Papers Aln, 1918-6,851 ; Plan B. 2,645-1,741. 


eee, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GLEN INNES, 
On Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1918, 
; at 12 o’clock noon, 
Lanp Districr or Gun Innes, 
Within the suburban boundaries of the town uf Glen Innes, 


parish Glen Innes, county Gough, municipality Glen 
Innes. , 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cont.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SvettRBan Lor. 


ern SO eee ey Te ee ee — me ~eoterns peak 

















- : 
oe Area, | pat ois Remarks, 
| x 2 a tom See 
pee ve a 
a.er p. £ 8. a. | 
635 | 9 210/100 O ©} Situated about 2 miles from 





| Glen Innes, adjoining the 
| temporary common and rifle 
| range. 


Papers Aln 1918-6,655; Plan G. 6,800-1,761. 








SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COOMA, 
On Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Lanp Disretcr or Cooma, 

Parish Micaligo, county Beresford, shire Monaro. 


Terms :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor. 











Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
Lot. 
| [aa Re eal eSB a.| 
218 5 U 0] 26 0 0 | Situated 1 mile sonth from 


Michelago railway station. 
Papers Aln. 1918-6,631 ; Plan B. 4,192-1,765. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAzittiB, No. ir? 


Pane tae ea 


4693 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNDAGAI, 


On Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 








Laxpd Disrrivr or Guxpacat, 
Parish Mooney Mooney, county Harden; shire Adjungbilly, 


Terms i—~Depdsit, 25 per cent. 3 balance in three months; 
Cothrry Lot. 

















| a a a La Sr ae renee IAT nie kp mre 
Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per | Remarke, 
Lot. 
aT. fh. eer 
375 82 2 0| 83 Y O | Situated 4 miles ftom Coolac, 
and fronts the main road 
from Sydney to Melbourne, 


Upset price includes value of Crown improvements, 
Papers Aln, 1918-7,089; Plan H. 6,576~1,716:; 


aos 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, INVERELL, 


On Tuesday, the 29th day of October, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 





Lanxp Dtstnicr or INVERELL. 


Terms :—Deposit, 26 per cent. ; balance in three equal atinual 
instalments, with interest at 6 per cent. per annum. 


Within the town of Inverell, parish of Inverell, county 
Geugh, municipality Inverell. 


TowN Lots. 


























| Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area, | Prive per fAllot_| Sec. Area, Price per 
| Lot. Lot. 
"eee | eh ee eS 
Big EH sD lly dey Sana Cos | ig TDs, 8s).Gs 
1| 74] U0 1 34 150 0 0 6 | 74) 0 1 34 | 60 0 0 
2; ,,|0 1 34 1100. ® 0.1 ,7.).,,/0 1,34 ),60 0 0 
Sule SILOy A OA om On oO Sede ape ts, 0. 0 
Att a ee a 3/84} 0 028 165 0 0 
Beer O94 INGO 0.6 


Fronting Rivers, Wood, Ross, Mansfield, Greaves, and 
: Bent streets, 





Stburban Lots 
Mee Oe Se Pe aoe Oe ees ee 3 34) 30 0 0 
ey es. 0 3.35/30 0 0 2 | 0 3 34 2 0 0 
So0 Oh GS srirsOOMONS |/,/0),00 334 | 20 0 0 
A”) a 0 335/65 0 0 4}, |0 334|)20 0 0 
al a gab 0 0 By) 0 334/25 0 0 
Gut. LO. 9 op ou GU 





» 


Fronting Raglan, Medora, Somersct, and Cameron streets. 





Parish Balaclava, county Gough, shire Macintyre. 
Country Lor. 











Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks, 
Lot. 
| 
a te jodeer soe O 
142 | 6 220) 21 O 0 | Situated about 29 miles east 





| of Inverell. 


Papers Aln, 1918-7,085 and 7,258; Plan I 27 R., 52, 58, 59 
60+1,651, and G, 6,087-1,701. 














—_——4 


IN THE LAND ee tees OF NEW SOUTH 
VALLES. 


OTICE is hereby given that Sittings of the Land 
N Appeal Ciuct of New. South Wales will be holden 
at the undermentioned place, commencing on the date 
specified, for the hearing of all Appeals and Refer- 
ences in respect of which notices shall have been 
issued, and for the hearing of such other matters 2s 
may be lawfully brought before the said Court :— 


Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


ldth August, 1918, [1069] 


4694 


NEW SOUT WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYTH, No. 117. 


(20 Supr,, 1918, 





IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 
7 OTICH is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the under- 
mentioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the 
hearing of all Appeals and References in respect of which 
notices shall have been issued, and for the hearing of such 
other matters as may be lawfully brought before the said 
Court :— 
Sydney, 22nd October, 1918. 


W.R. JAMIKSON, 
Registrar. 
18th Septeml er, 1918, [1800] 


Leeal Land Board Office, 
Forbes, 10th September, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited to a proposal made by Lewis May 

to surrender portions 437 and 438, parish of Currajoug, 
in exchange for portion 1, in the parich of Curumbeyna, 
county of Ashburnham, Land District of Parkes. 


[1669] 


Heliographs illustrating the propoeal sre exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the Crown Laid 
Agent, Parkes. , 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 


forwarded to the Ubairman, Local Land Beard at Forbes, 
not later than 14th October, 1918. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Parkes on a date to be notified. 
R. SHELTON, 


Chairman. 





Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 23rd August, 1918. 


[144] 


Jt\eh et aial is invited to a reference by the 

Minister for Lands in the matter of applica- 
tion by George Thomas Dowling, Cornelius Dowling, 
ibenezer V. Dowling, Caroline Dowling, and Jemima 
Dowling to surrender an area of 44 acres in exchange 
for an area of % acres, parish of Banga, county of 
Kung, Land District of Yass. 

Helitographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Yass. 


Objections Gf any) should be writing, and should 
he forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Goulburn, not later than 28th September, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yass on a date to be notified. 


Hh. J. HALLIDAY, 
Chairman. 





[1565 ] Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 3rd September, 1918, 


TTENTION is invited to an application by Isaae Row- 

botham to surrender conditional purchase portion 6, of 

40 acres, in the parish of Ulan, county of Bligh, in exchange 

for about £0 acres contained in water and camping reserve 

22,310, parish of Gulgong, county of Phi'lip. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 

Offices of the Local Land Board, Oranges, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Mudgee, and Court-house, Gulgong. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board Office, Orange, 
mot later than 4th October, 1918. 

The propoeal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Mudgee on a date to be notified. 

E. EBSWORTH, 


Chairman. 


‘ 





Local Land Board Office, 
Hay, 6th July, 1918. 


[1668 ; 


TTENTION is invited to proposed public purposes 
A exchange of 2 acres within portion 26 for an area of 2 
‘eres Within portion 44, parish of Morago, courty of Townsend, 
for Public School Site, Land District of Deniliquin. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal ere exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Hay, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Deniliquin, 

Objections (if anv) should be in writing, and should he 
forwarded to the Chaimnan, Local Land Beard, Hay, or be 
mude before the Land Voard at time of learing. 

The proposal will he considered by the Local Land Beard 
at Deniliquin on a date to ke notified. 


W. FF. DAY, 
Acting Chairman, 


of Lands, 
Sydney, 20:h September, 1918, 


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Departr ent 


[1904] 


NOTIFICATION OF CROWN-LEASES GRANTED. 


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the respect 


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[1872] Tepectsoant of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


IN Gace is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as particularised in the following Schedule, have been determined at 
the respective rates per acre stated, 


Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent as now determined (together with 
arrears of rent now dus) must be paid within one month from the dste of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
ressurer, 


The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, cithor to the Land Agent of the District or to the State Treasurer, 
not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered, 


Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


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Albert. 
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aly Ellenborough| | 
1917-23 | Murray,  William| Upper Vappinbarra, ae de Macquarie; | 118) 404 | 22 | 4 4 2] 3 6 8B] O17 6 | arcscccercoccesse (1907-69 do . 
Jobn. via Beechwood, Albert. | 
1018- 5 | Savage, Thomas} Kempsey ... ai Pe Macquarie; | 82) 201) 8 210 8) LAS TB O16 10) | sccccscsscercsowe || LO0D=G0 do 
Percival,and Say- Ballengara 
age, Alfred John. 
(per Dodds, Wile | Kundabung, via ; 
fred Righard) ) Kemysey. | | 
Lanp Districr or Tumor, 
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Henry, Blowering, O90 C08 C27 POe Tee Ort 
The title to and rent of the above leases commence from date of application. 
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' ©This js arrears of rent at the provisional rate of 2d, per acre per annum. 
{1880} Department of Lands, 


} Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


OTICE is given that the undermentioned Conditional Lease, and all rights attached thereto, are hereby declared forfeited through 
breach of conditions ; but sugh forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thir ty clear days after this notification, 














[0.8, 1918~18,148] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
Laxp District or GOULBURN. 
wae? Leasee, Address, County, Parish. Area. eet Basal C.P. g Shire, 
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{1881} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th Sey tember, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditions! Leases, which was published in the Gazctte on the dates 
set opposite thereto, have been reversed, 





[C.8. 1918-21,029 ; 21,774] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
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OL Lessee, | Address, County. Parish. Area. Gazettal of |BasalC.P.) 3 Shire. 
ee | Forfeiture, | é 


a i RN NN A TA I A PN YN A ALF OTIT 


Laxp District oF RyLsTone, 


, Foy Pe 
20781 me a: ee ( Geowee, Rylstone «| Phillip. ~ | Louse ~ | 1409 0 6 30 Aug,, ae 1890-42 ee Rylstone. 
(per Mciachlan, ‘Lrchlan) | Kyls one. | | | 


Laxp Disrriot oF TENTERF:ELD. 
Merrell, Edvard .. os» ..) Care of J, F. Thomas, Buller ... | 6CO O 0); 1Mar., 1918) 1910-42 85 
Solicitor, Tenterfield, | | | 


FE a cine? s nS 


1910-37 «| Carroll... Terterfield. 

















‘ saith s <t a | a eee <x K 2 a parcssuasasenly 


20 Sxpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 4705 








[1873] Depsrtment of Lands, ae 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION ‘OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LEASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THEREOF. 


iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the convertible areas of the conditional leases 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital vulues and rentals stated. , 5 : 


paves, W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. - 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF NYNGAN. 



































r=] } : Date from Future | 
a ; 2 ‘ Capital | Rent F ‘ | Future 
Papers. S | Parish. County. Area, | Added to—-| Value | per aa “dette k penrercibte Rent Shire, 
So per Acre. | Acre. ent. dite to Mel ae ites of C.L 
PY effect. of C.L, ee 
C.S. | a. Lipa C.L. Sy Ba Gale Ge Si san ALT. P| eeraend: 
“1918-20, 112 Panis Kidgery $| Canbelego ...) 1,548 U ou 1y14-2 v1T 6] 2 17 6 6] 9 Sept., 1918/5,888 u 0 42 11 6| Bogan, 
30 & | 
35, | 
20,110 | 24 | Wilgabone do | 521 2 0 7 013 4| 2 58-8 dees » [4,194 2 0] 431311] do 
1897] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


[* is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase and Conditional Lease, which was published ‘in 
the Gazette on the date specified hereunder, and afterwards provisionally reversed, has beon absolutely reversed. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
LANp DIsTRicT OF GRAFTON. 











| i 
; < o Date of 
Nr. cf C.P. Purchaser. as , | Area. 3 «| County. Parish, | Charting No. S5| Gazettal of hee Papers. Shire, 
urchase. \z4 lg Forfeiture, 7 
| 











Acres, | cs. 
1908-209 | Peterson, August (now] 29 Oct., 1998) luo | 26 | Ciarence...| Woombah...| C. 2,220-1,577|181 | 13 July, 1917|1909-95 | 1918-20,920) Iarwood. 
Davis, Hamlyn James). | 
































[1898] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF OONDITIONAL PURCHASES. 
T is hereby notified that tho forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchases, which was published in the Gazette on the 


date specified hereunder, has been reversed. i 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict oF GuyDAGAI. 





Date of 












































a 
Section 5) 
No. of Date of | : rn hs , 
Z Purchaser, Area. of the County. Parish, | Charting No. | % Gazettal of Paper. Shire, 
CG.P, Purchasa, ‘Act. | 7 De Forfeiture, 
Acres, | f : 
1903-3 | Bootes, William (now O’Don-| 2 April, 1903 782 | 42-25 | Wynyard..| Bangus ... W.3,684-2,119| 204 | 28 Sept.,1917] C.S. 1918- Adjungbily. 
nell, Ada Florence). : 22,260 
1906-3 Do do ...| 4Jam., 1906] 1,158} | 42-25 | do... do _...| W. 2,935-2,119 less do do do 
! ts Se a 2 
[1896] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th Eeptember, 1918. 
EXTENSION OF THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


Ve is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Settlement Leases have been extended under the 


provisions of section 328 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. ? 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


ee er ee Uneneaa 








Original Term of 








uo Lease. Term y ‘ 
3 3 ate Lessee, Portion.| Parish. County. Shire, Area.) |} te | extended ae For the period, 
Ar P to. 
From. To. 
CR ob aA ES Ld 2k ee OU eel aaah 2 
Acres, 1897. 1925, 1987. La ae 
465 | Moree. ...| Gerald William 7 Willimill...| Stapylton..| Booloorov 3,376 | 11 Nov....| 10 Nov....] 10 Nov....] 63 6 0 From 22nd June, 1918, 


M 5 ; to 10th November. 
eG 1899, | 1927. | 1939, 1927. 2 
886 Do «| William Hd- 13 Moorina ...| Benarba ..| Boomi ... 2,560 | 27 April..| 26 April..| 26 April. 48 9 0 Ending 26th April, 


ward Louis 1929, 





























D'Arcy God- 

ete cane 26 4013 4| From eth June, 1918 

24 Do on a i =r Pena: ae 2,440 3 Aug..| 26 pe ‘rom June, 
Pow . Se Maar : 1908. | 1991, 1943.) to 26th April, 1929. ‘ 
31 Do ..| Luth il- i ie d ..| do s:| 4,351 | 22’ Oct....| 21 Oct. ...] 21 Oct. ...| 90 12 11 | From 2Ist December 
aris: Mi u ee 3 ; mil 1917, to 21st October, 

1933, 
No. 117, 20 Szepremper, 1918, —6. 
UNIVERSIT: LINOIS LISRARY 


4706 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Sepr., 1918, 





[1884] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
ADDITION OF AREA TO A CROWN-LEASE. ; 
OTICE is hereby given that the area hereunder specifiod has been added to the Crown-lease particularised in the appended 


Schedule, in accordance with the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, subject to the exceptions, 
reseryatjons, restrictions, powers, rights, provisoes, and conditions contained in the Crown-lease. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Layp District oF Batuunst. 




















; Annual Full 
‘ Existing Existing Area Full 
Mo, of Name of Lessee. Desorip tion 8 f Land Parish. | County. | Shire. Area of Rent of added to of ited Area of Anugel 
sadcb ; Lease, Lease. Lease, Aven Lease. L HER 
| a Repl wee. Gd. @ Ts DP. £sd. | a. r-,| £a. a. 
1916-16 | Edgar Arthur Shepherd..| Portion 80 aoe «.| Winburn|Roxburgh! Turon | 3834 1 0 2 810 12 0 0 0 3 0 {346 1 " 2 6 lv 
[1891] | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 


| 


















































No. of Lease | 
and Name of Lessee, No. of Parish, County, Shire. Area, A none Reason for Forfeiture. 
Land District. portion. | Rental. 
| a teepal ae #. da. 
1915-2, Stroud ...| Harry William Hewitt... «| 74,75, | Topi Topi sa] Gloucester ...| Stroud 230 1 0; 217 7 | Non-payment of rent, 
and 77. : 
[1871] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
SNOW LEASE—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF. 
- is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1913, and Regulations thereunder, a Snow Lease of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted to the 


person named in such Schedule for the term and under the conditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations 
notified in the Government Gazette of 14th June, 1918. 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year of the lease must be paid yeariy in advance to the Treasurer of 
the State of New South Wales, at Sydney, on or before the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease, 


and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districts oF TUMBARUMBA AND Tumut; SHIRE oF TUMBARUMBA. 


P00 a eee 





























No, of No. of N d Add timated bs Gabcin is Aunual 
40, 0 No. ©: Esti . 
Faien. Lease, = of Legea: ie greet Parishes: County. Rent. 
| From— To— 

Occ. Acres. 1918. 1932. emcee ae 

1918-5349 | 1918-1 | Bradley, John Matthew, off 3,000 | Buddongand| Selwyn ...| 17 Aug. ...| 16 Aug. ..} 4010 0 
Newmerremang. (about). Beaumont. 

{1228} : Department of Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TERMS OF LHASES FOR SPERCIAL PURPOSES. 


[? is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been received for extension of the 
terms of Special Leases, under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Landa Consolidation Act, 1913, 

of the lands and for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant the extension of such leases, should no 

sufficient objection be found to exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Chairman for the Land Board District in 
which the'land is situated on o¢ before the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








Purpose for fey ead Board Date 
< . A . 4 ice where up to which 
Applicant. Loeality of Land applied for. Area. which Pease 18 objections may be objections 
: lodged. may be lodged. 
E , ie ref OF 
Thomas Neden . ..| Sp. Ls, 1912-8, Murwillumbah, parish Terranora,) 0 124 | Wharf and storage) Grafton Be .-| 23 Sept., 1918. 
county Rous, on Boyd’s Bay, fronting Terra- of timber. 


nora Terrace, 


ns 


20 Sepr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 4707 


— 


[1905] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 





REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASRH. 


Tis hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was published i 
I the Government Gazette of 7th June, 1918, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting beereld ' P bi 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 





SoHEDULE. 



































Ey ae ee No. of Lease, Name ye of Situation and Area of Land, Purpose of Lease. Annual Shire, 
Ms. Ls. £ 5. d. 
1918-9,501| 1907-44, Denili-| Malone, James Francis,| County Cadell, parish Moama,| Grazing andagri-| 011 8 Murray. 
quin, of Moama. lying between portion 92 andj culture. 
the Murray River. Area, 
3 acres 3 roods 20 perches.: 
[1899] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 
1? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule, at the 


capital value stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








ScoHEDULE, 
a id ea Date from New Future 
Papers, |= | Parish County District. ‘ Area er Acre which Added to— Area of | 80nual Shir 
, FPers. % at ‘ : 2 bs B of addition takes Holding, |P2Yment on e 
Ss anteh osee effect, &- | Holding. 











C8. | a. Tr p.| £ 8 d. Boyt Panis £ os. 4d. 
1918-21,386 | 38 | Meglo «| Georgiana ...| Carcoar ..| 18 0 10 013 4 | 16 May, 1918...) A.O.P. 1947-5 (por-| 729 0 10 3116 6 | Crookwell. 
tion 82) Joseph 


Hearne. 



































[1879] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


ie is hereby notified that the Suburban Holdings specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisio=s of the 
Crowu Lands Consolidated Act, 1913. 


The forfeitures to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

















ee & | No. of Suburban ‘ei 
om Date of Q¢ 4 ; Holding Area | annual | ~ Reason ae 
os Lessee, Ak he Area, 2°: County. Parish, and Date of ; ; Papers. or 
i Application. 5 Z y | Notification Kent. | for Forfeiture. Municipality. 
E es | Bs € men, ROR ihe | eae pal tae ss 
Lanp District or Dusso. 
Be % p- ; Sosa de Aln. 
1916-8 | Blizzard, Charles | 9 Sept., r9t6) 10 0 0 | 65 Meena, Eumun- No. 103, 1 0 0 {| Noa-fulfilment|}918-6886 | Talbragar | 
; Alexander, | | : gerie,| 19th June, 1912, 0: conditions. ire, 
Lanp District oF Guen InnEs. 
1916-5 | Davis, Juhn Albert,..{ 18 Nov., 1916) 2 0 0 | 576 | Gough ...| Glen Innes No, 741, 1 0 0{ Non-fulfilment(/1918-6951 ; Glen Innes 
Ist Sept., 1915, cf conditions, Municipality. 
1917-4 | Moorcroft, George ..| 12 May, 1917) 3 0 1 | 572 Cie ey do do 12 6 dQ kw 6948 ao 


























Lanp Disrricr or MuRgRvRUNDI. 





























1917-1 | Banks, George 3 Feb. 1917; 6 38 0 349 | Buckland../Wallabadah No. 7, 1 0 8/| Non-payment |1918-5868 | Tamarang — 
| - 17th April, 1912. | of rent. Shire. 
[1885] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES UNDER THE CROWN LANDS 
CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


N Abstract of the intended dedication of the various areas of Crown Land described in the Schedule hereto, for the public purposes 
therein mentioned, haying been, duly laid before both Houses of Parliament of the State of New South Wales, in accordance with 

the provisions of the 24th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby notified that the various areas of Crown Lands, 
hereiabefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, are hereby dedicated for the respective public purposes 


specified in connection therewith. Pak 
(Ms. 1918-6,581} W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























ScHEDULE. 
List No. 6 of 1918. 
FA : d A No. of Cat. No, of 
Place. | County. 3 alle F Locality. Area, Purpose of intended Dedication. Papers, Plan. 

o 

Ou s 

; Ms 

& Ts Pp. . 7 

Elouera .. «| Robinson ...| 18] ......... | .. | Parish of Kaloogleguy | &° 0 0 | Public School Site .. e-.| 1918-5,151 ...| R. 374-2,127, 
Yarrie Lake w-| White ~ 2/42) Jitu... fee | Parish of Quinn ~ ..| § 0 6 do we wes 5,021 ...) W. 1,092-1,767. 











greg A ee 








4708 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 117. [20 Sxpr., 1918, 


—_—_—<—« 





[1908] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 
1K is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the person mentioned 
in the Schedule hereunder being permitted to reclaim and purchase the land herein described, subject to the provisions of section 68 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act of 1913, and the following special conditions :— 

1, The reclamation to be carried out to the limit line. 

2. The facing of the reclamation to consist of a substantial dry stone wall of sufficient strength and stability to act asa retaining- 
wall; and joists to be close enough to prevent the filling from making its way into the water. 

_ _8. Filling to be composed of material not injurious to the health of the neighbourhood, and not so fine as to run through the 
retaining wall into the water. 

4. The reclamation to be completed within two years from the date of the Government Gazette in which the permission to reclaim 
shall be notified. 

5. The reclaimed land or any portion thereof may be resumed for public purposes by notification in the Gazette, and upon 
resumption the land shall vest in the Crown, freed and discharged from all private rights, interests, titles, and estates in and to the samo ; 
and no other compensation shall be payable than the value of any improvements upon the lands resumed, effected with the written 
approval of the Minister first had and obtained, together with a repayment of the purchase money, and of the cost of reclamation, or if the 
land resumed be a portion only of the land reclaimed, of a fair proportion of such purchase money and cost as aforesaid. ‘The purchaser 
shall at all times maintain and keep in repair the sea wall erected on the area herein referred to. 

The amount called for must be paid within three months from this date, together with the fixed stamp duty. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFER&ED TO. 


















































Deposit, Amount 
; 3 | Amount paces er 
Papers Appraised 3 Deducted : including 
and No. of Date of Aeon! Description. Proposed Vale Fe of ; a8 Credited £1 for 
ona Deposit. Grantee. ae ie Costs Paid to towards A 
Application. of Land. | 3 |incurred.|Treasury.| ¥@!0TC™ | purchase| fed 
Q i *) stamp Money stamp 
duty. duty. 
A'n. asker pe a ec eipeseea cs, Gl care Rees cA whl) -ahe te 
191s-7,784 | 6 July, 1917; 0 011] County Cumberland, parish of] Regnald Neville) 10 Uv v | 1/1119 6/10 0 0] 0 5 0] 915 0} 14 4 6 
8.P. 1917-82. Cowan, on the northern frontage} Daugar. 
of. Dangar Island the land inter- 
vening between, H. C. Dangar’s 
reclamation of 1 rood 24} perches 
and 21} perches respectively,— 
shown on plan No. Ms. 5,953 Sy. 
in the Department of Lands. 
1907] Department of Lande, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASH LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the Crow: 
Lands Oonsolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 


ene W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SOHRDULE REFEREED TO. 


















































Deposit, 
Amount 
: 3 called 
-apers and| Deposit paid Appraised| 2 | Amount Deducted : for, in- 
No, of to C.0.A. Ares, Description, rales Value = of Costs | paia to | 28 24 Phan cluding eee 
Avplication. ai-- rantes. of Land.| 5 |incurred. T valorem A fixed 4 
4 reagury. stamp Purchase stamp 
duty, | Money. | auty, £1. 
Aln, Ee 85 105 8. 0s) Vs ORS dale Bs ods Bride) ose (da Bands 
1918-1,290 | Cowra, 12th) 20 0 0 | Parish of Broula,| Sidney 7 0 0 1 313 6] °1 0.0 )'010 0 010 0/75 8 6| Payment to be 
S.P, 1918-52.) June, 1917. county Forbes, Henry made within 
Waugoola Shire, Kahler. three months of 
portion No. 142, ; date of this 
R.L, 1909-3, notice. 
[1489] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th September, 1918. 


‘APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


“Wy OTICE is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, by the 
person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, and permission 
to:purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrioved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint as provided 
for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 
W. G. ASHFORD. 











eae Applicant. Area, Description. Ne ene, 
Aln. & Ti p. 
1918-6,823 | John Dunmore 14 0 O/} Land District of Taree, Manning Shire, county of Gloucester,| The Chairman, Land 
8.P, 1918-59. Andrews. parish of Bohnock, being that part of the 100 feet reserva-| Board, Hast Mait- 


tion along the south passage of Manning River, fronting J.| land. 
RK. Brennan’s grant of 1,005 acres, portion 20, extending 
from west side of the road 1 chain wide resumed by Gazette 
notice 31st January, 1903, along the east boundary thereof. | 








20 Srpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 








[1909} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION 


OF LANDS FOR ROADS, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PART OF ROAD DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 
ALSO OF APPROVAL OF PLAN OF RE-MARKING AND DEOLARATION OF PART OF ROAD TO BE PUBLIU 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directa it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Publie 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume. the same has duly been 
given) shall be and are hereby resumed for the several roads hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated 
as roads; also, that the roads and part of road hereunder specified, which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of 
proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 
——= W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Swan Hill to Tooleybuc, parish of Speewa, 

county of Wakool, Wakool Shire, 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1913-496-33 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,274-1,603. ] 





Description of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of part of road deemed 
: to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 8th March, 1918, folio 1275. , 


Lanp Disrgicr oF BALRANALD SourH. 























a ¢ Parish Character Bu ne Area, Re- 
By, Area, ame Reputed Owner.| Occupier, of sumed ana| Sumed and Part of Road closed, &c. 
g =) : Holding. | yydicated, | Dedicated. 
Supetey De Brow by ais ' 
87 | 410 2 0 | Speewa ...) The National) John Nesbitt...; C.P. 11-19| Variable...) 4 8 0 | The unnecessary part of dedicated road (R. 1?,522-1,503) 
‘ Bank of Aus- within portion 37 is closed and added to C.P, 11-19; the 
tralasia, Ltd. area thereof and of por ¢ion 37 remains unaltered, 
4/160 0 0 Do ..| Public road) Road in use ...} Freehold ...|  sessseee nee os 100 vee v0 This is a re-emarking of part of dedicated road (t, 12,522- 
within W, C. 1,603) within portion 4, 
Finlay’s por: 
tion 4. y 














DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from road at south-west corner of portion 18 to road at south-east corner of portion 17, 
parish of Yiddah, county of Bland, Bland Shire. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-197-14; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,255-1,608.] 





Dsscerprion of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 
A proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 18th January, 1918, folio 298. 


Lanp District oF BARMEDMAN. 




















4 Width of 
A Area 
Character Land : 
a Area. Parish Reputed Owner, Ocoupior. of Withdrawn yatidern Roads closed, Lc. 
B 7 Holding. and Dedicated. 
& Dedicated. ad 
{ 
EN Bel RS Pi Reale py 
17 | 680 0 0/| Yiddah ..,) Commissioners of the} A.J. Blunden ...| H.F.15'5 — ...| 150 links ... 8 i 0 | The unnecessary reserved read within portion 
Government Sav- i 17, also unnecessary boundary road separating 
ings Bank of New part of portion 17 from part of portion 18 are 
South Wales, closed and added to portion 17; the area 
thereof and of H.F. 15°5 remains unaltered. 
18 | 680 0 0 do «.| Frank Peters... | Frank Peters ...| H.F, 15°3 THO Liss ths 7 1 O| The unnecersary reserved road within portion 
18 is closed and added to portion 18; the area 
thereof and of H.F, 15°3 is increased to 6Su 
acres 3 roods, 
The unnecessary boundary road separating 
part of portion 18 from part ot portion 2 is 
closed andadd-d to portion 24 (part of H.F. 18:4); 


the area of portion 24 is increased to 728 xcres 3 
rocds, and the area « f the whole H.F, is increas d 
to 1,002 acres 3 roods., 





























Description or RoaD OPENED :—Road from the reserved road within portion 74 towards the Condobolin-Parkes road, 
parish of Gunningbland, county of Cunningham, Goobang Shire. 

(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-760-10,; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,440-1,603. } 

Description of lands now resumed and withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, and of 

roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now clesed. 
A proposal to resume and withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 12th July, 1918, folio 8424, 
Land Distrior or PARKES. 






































Width of nea 
Pertion Parish Character pier or Resumed or Roads closed, &c. ; also part of road 
No. Area. Name. Reputed Owner. Qooupler: H o Withdrawn Bdaenn declared to be public roads. 
i ae and Dedicated 
Dedicated. ; 
a fr. p. a. fT ; 
95 392 2 0] Gunning- | The Commissionersof}; Wm. Boles and) C.P. 1910- | 150 links... 4 0 20 | The unnecessary reserved road 150 links 
bland. the Government} track in use. 189. wide through portion 95 is closed and 
Savings Bank of added to portion 95; the area thereof ana 
f New South Wales. of C.P. 1910-180 is increaed to 394 acres 
2 rocds 30 perches, ‘ : 
Unnum- 30 0 0 do ...| P. Kearney ... | P. Kearney ...| A. 82,147] 150 links & 1 2 0]| This area (1) acres) is withdrawn; the 
bered, of 30 acres.| variaole. unnecessary road through A.L. 32,147 
is closed. 
74 891 6 0 do s do RE aaa do «| Sc. Ls, 143) Variable... 0 0 5 | This area (5 perches) is withdrawn; the area 
of Se Ls. 143 remains unaltered, The part 
of existing road,included in survey and 
necessary to preserve continuity of pro- 
posed road, is declared to be public road 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 














4710 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, [20 Supr., 1918, 








[1908] . Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY ; ALSO PART OF EXISTING ROAD TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


UN Poe is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
resume or withdraw for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 

The proposed road is shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are héreby called upon to set forth in§writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the road and parts of roads hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to thein to exist to the closing of the said road and parts of roads. 

Plans showing the road and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inapected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Warialda Railway Station to Inverell, pazish of Warialda, 
county of Burnett, Yallaroi Shire. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-381-8 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,495-1,603.] 








Duscrrprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it 
is proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF WARIALDA. 


























3 
A Patich Character Width ot Area Road and parts of roads proposed to be closed; &c. 
g Area, Ne ‘ Reputéd Owner. Ocoupier, of to 06 to be Also part of existing road to be declared to be 
S ame, Holding. | pesuined Resumed. Public Road. 
os 4 ed, 
oo 
a, ¥. p. : i a T. p. j ; 
168 50 0 0 | Warialda...| Bank. .of . New| Alexander Koina} C.P. 99-5...} 100 links... 2 0 0| The unnecessary part of reserved road within portion 
South Wales. 168, east of the proposed road, is to be closed and added 
to that portion; the area thereof and of C.P. 99-5 to be 
reduced to 49 acres % roods, 
61 199 0 0 do al do en do soe} Clb NO. 100 links & 1 1 0} The unnecessary reserved road within portion 61 is to be 
17,911. variable. closed and added to that portion ; the area thereof and 
of C,L 17,911 to be increased to 192 acres 2 roods. 
32 38 3 30 do _....| Alexander Koina do «.| Freehold ., do eae 6 130 Mae avacetncaste Syetl Gos ise ars aan sos denton coeeaeites tenia 
62 38 3 10 do... do cea do es do | 100 links «.. 0 2 20 eae enattanscass eee sae coe con'tee one ese sationstst ear tes tevioer 
23 76 3 30 do «| Bank of New do «| Pt.C.G. No. do sat 2 0 01}) i 
South Wales. AUTON 50H | he area of the whole C.1, 20,264{is to be reduced to 374 
880a. 2r. t 5 S0adi » 
10p. | acres 3 roods 10 perches, 
28 | 153 2 20 CCE do eae do oe dos. do 3 8 0] 
27 389 0 «0 do  ...| Mary Maher ...| Mary Maher ..,| Freehold .../ 100 links & 0 1 380 nad tie Setwenlteenee peu te warieda levees sa cautes eatieoniee ese sve 
variable. ‘ 
8 97 0 20 do e| Michael Maher... do w-| C,P. 89-50..) Variable... 0 0 2] The area of portion 8 and of C.P. 89-50 is not to be 
altered 
25; 205 0 0 do | Alfred Hoy ei Peers 4 Freehold ,..| 100 links & 1 310 | The unnecessary vart of reserved roadwithin portion 25, 
variable. west of proposed road, is to be closed and granted in 
compensation. 

The part of éxisting road within portion 25, included 
in survey and necessary to preserve continuity of pro- 
posed road, is to be declared to be public road and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 




















Description or Roap TO BE OPENED :—Road of access from lot 90 to eastern end of Bay-street, Patonga Private Subdivision, 
parish of Patonga, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire. 


({ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-126-8; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,515-1,603.] 





Dzsoriprion of the land which it is proposed to withdraw. 
Lanp District or GosrorD. 





Width of 








; Character Ares 
ght Area, | Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier. 0 ee. to be 
. Holding. Withdrawn. Withdrawn. 
a0 T, pi a: fT: 2: 
Ununum- 7,680 0 0} Patonga ..| Arthur Bayley and W. W. McMurtrie ...! T,M.Shakespeare .. «| Inferior Lands| 100 links...) 1 2 0 


bered, Lease No. 78 of 
7,680 acres. 

















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{1941] . Department of Lands, 
‘ Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
APPLICATION FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROAD. 


NVR is hereby given that application has been made, under the ‘ Public Roads Act; 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
Road described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such road unless valid objections are found to exist. 


__ Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from date of this notice. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


_ 

















Registration No. Applicant. Area, Description. 
Rds, a © , 
1918-18-4 Jane Drury ... sel Gh Parish Olney, county Northumberland, Land District Gosford, shire Erina. Boun- 


dary road of uneven width separating portion 55 from part of portion 1. 


¢. 

5 | 

Rd. Pur. 1918- | 
2, | 








20 Supr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 4711 





(1942] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF OLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD AND ADDITION OF THE LAND COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the “Public Roads Act, 1902,” the road hereunder described, which is no longer required, is hereby closed 
and the land comprised therein added to the holding mentioned in the appended Schedule. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


SOHEDULE REYERRED TO. 





Holding to which Road is added, 

















No. of Papers. Area. Description of Road closed. 
No. of Holding. Name of Holder. 
Ee eh +h ee } gia . 
1916-67-13,| 3 016 | Parish of Yarratt, county of Macquarie, Land District of Taree,| O.P. 1914-60 (por-| The Commissioners 
Road Pur. Manning Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion| tion 110),at£1 5s.) ofthe Government 
1916-90. 110 from portions 160 and 187 (ex. part for continuity 1 chain| per acre. Savings Bank of 
wide of reserved road through portions 110 and 160). _ New South Wales. 
11910] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


IS Excellency the Goverrior, with the advice of the Executive Council, dirécts it to be aotified that, in purswance of thé provisions 
of section 20, ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be granted 
to the persons mentioned hereunder; payment of costs, purchase money, deed fees, and stamp duties having been made. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 








Papers and N 0. of 





"Application. Description and Area of Road. | Area. | Proposed Grantee. 
Roads. +) ee ee es i a op. 
1915-77-16, Parish Cambewarra, county Camden, Land District Nowra, Cam- 0 2 26 | William James Wright. 
R.P. 1916-8, bewarra Shire. Marshall-street.separating allotments 14, 13, 


and 12 (subdivision of h gbave 26), parish of Bugong, from 
portion 126 (subdivided), extending from the Moss Vale- 
pie Nowra road northerly to the Kangaroo River. . 

1915-319-15, Parish Knorrit; county Macquarie, Land District Taree, Man- 6 0 30 | William Henry Green. 
R.P. 1915-74. ning Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 6 

from portions 19 and 12; reserved road 1 chain wide within 

portion 16; and boundary road 1 chain wide separating part 

of portion 16 from part of jportion 18, south of the Wingham 


esses ne eh ae 

1916-173-17, Parish South Bellingen, county Raleigh, Land District Bellingen, 8 0 10] George William Gordon. 

R.P.; 1916-33. Bellingen Shire, within suburban boundaries of village of 

aleigh. Boundary roads 1 chain wide separating portion 

287 from portion, 238, and 150 links wide and variable sep- 

arating portion 287, end of road, and parts of portion 238, 

east and west of railway land from portions 494, 509, end of 

road, portions 288 and 289, end of road, and parts of portions 











236 and 237. 
1916-501-12, Parish Lucan, county Bathurst, Land District Carcoar, Lynd- 1 2 QJ William Toshack. 
R.P. 1916-103. hurst Shire. Reserved road 1 chain wide within portion 223. 
[1882] Looal Liand Board Office, 


Orange, 13th September, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be héld by the Local Land Board in respect to # Reserve which is included in a Lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. E, EBSWORTH, 
: Ohairman, 





SoHEDULE, 








Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. Place and Date of 


Applicant for | Class of Holding | », atu Inquiry b3 
pric i a ee Reserve ineluded, ee S| py ey 

















Agee Ares, Parish aid County, 
Pe ie ; , 
Special Leasé| 10 0 0} Parish ‘Torrens, county] Henry Hancock, as| O.C.P.1917-26 Part of W.R. 27 Courthouse; Car- 
2,629, Bathurst. one of the execu- coar, 4th Octo- 
tors of the estate ber, 1918. 
of Wm. Hancock, 
deceased. 








‘h4712 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Supr., 1918. 





[1631] 


IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 


Neue is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALKS will be holden at 
SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m, on Tuesday, the 24th day of September instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and . 
References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of all such other matters as may be lawfully 
“brought before the said Court. | 


10th September, 1918, 





W. BR. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


The following cases will be heard :— 





Land Appeal 


Court No. 


10085 


10086 


10087 


10088 


10089 


10080 


10091 
10092 


10093 


10094 


0095 
10096 


10097 
10098 


10099 


Land District. 


[Narrandera a 
5 


Coonamble... 
Port Macquarie... 


Coonamble and 


Warren. 


Bega... ver 


Gunning 


Kempsey vee 





| Orange ... Nee 


Gonning 


Tumbarumba ... 


Mudgee... 


| Narrandera 


| Coonabarrabran.. 


| Do 


Gosford ae 








Appellant. 


Minister for Lands... 


Ellen M.C. Broughton ..., 


Minister for Lands ,,, aA 
James McLeish Estates 
Limited. 


Minister for Lands ... ane 


.| Anastasia Mary Kelly 


T. M. Olarke... 
W. T. Millgate 


.| P. Moore ... ae ath 


Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission. 


ASL) Dre wars ee 


Minister for Lands ,.. 


do ix 
do ase Ape 
W. Archer ... aoe 








Nature cf Appeal or Reference. 


.| Reference for determination of the capital value of Francis 


Sinclair Jocelyn Smith’s homestead selection No, 1896-69, 
Narrandera. 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
her application to have the non-convertible part of her.con- 
ditional lease No. 1910-44, Coonamble, added to the con- 
vertible part of that lease. 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 
Henry Cain’s application for appraisement of the capital 
value of additional conditional purchase No. 1917-14, Port 
Macquarie. 

Appeal against the recommendations of Local Land Board in 
respect of their application for the surrender of certain lands 
in the parishes of Noonbah, Quandong, Girrilong, Merri, and 
Quilbone, county of Gregory, in exchange for certain lands 
in the parishes of Pullingarwarrina, Terrigal, and Blairmont, 
county of Gregory, Land Districts of Coonamble and Warren 
(Pillicawarrina exchange). 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for rehearing of 
William John Hergenhan’s application for permission to 
enclose the road dividing portions 199 and 201 from portions 
202, 208, 204, 205, 206, and 207, parish of Brogo, county of 
Auckland, Land District of Bega. 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
her application for appraisement of the capital value of the 
lands comprised in conditional purchases Nos. 1913-3 and 
1913-4, Gunning. 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his Crown-lease application No. 1918-3, Kempsey. 


.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his application for conversion of special lease No. 
1910-2, Orange, into an original conditional purchase (No. 
1917-10, Orange). 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application for appraisement of the capital value of the 
land comprised in his conditional purchases Nos. 1888-1, 
1888-15, 1889-161, 1915-19, 1917-13, 1888-20, and 1915-22, 
Gunning. 

Reference for return to Local Land Board for further considera- 
tion of an application by Charles Bismark Heinecke and 
Fritz Frederick Heinecke for a license under section 10 of 
the “ Water Act, 1912,” for an existing race, taking off the 
Pound Creek pipe lines and dam, parish of Tumbarumba, 
county of Selwyn, Land District of Tumbarumba. 


.| Appeal against the appraised annual rental of his conditional 


lease No. 14,365, Mudgee. 


.| Reference for decision in respect of the appraisement of the 


capital value of Arthur Conrad Beecher’s homestead selection 
No. 1896-33, Narrandera. 


.| Reference for determination of the capital value of William 


Ernest Bailey’s Crown-lease No. 1916-4, Coonabarrabran. 

Reference for determination of the capital value of Walter 
Douglas Campbell Mathews’ Crown-lease No. 1916-5, Coona- 
barrabran. 


.| Appeal agsinst the recommendation of Local Land Board for 


refusal of his special purchase application No. 1916-22, 
Land District of Gosford. 


CASE TO BE MENTIONED. 





cpomahee epee Land District. Appellant. | Nature of Appeal. 
° 
10065 Orange ... | L. G@. Treweeke ».| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 








compensation for certain improvements on land withdrawn 
for purposes of settlement from improvement lease No. 1,698, 
Orange. 


4713 


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[1928] 


Department of Lends, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


[- is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Cr 
-& within the areas hereunder mentioned aro hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 28t1 OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged, 


__ _An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, avd by an instalment of one-tenth of tbe survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation cf an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. ‘The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applicstions in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and 
the 2nd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 28th October, 1918. 


The Suburban Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


own Lands comprised 
disposed of under the 


(a) The holder shail take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the 


land free from rabbits and other noxious enimals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


() The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Goverment Act. 


After the expiration of five years irom the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


f Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
s 1ch improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
’ ere? W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for’ Lands. 


t Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all ferms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 





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SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,005, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 

















| ae| é 
Fon] Be) Annual 
Be bb 3s Capital Rent ae and ee Onnitties oe teat ci, 
ons for first } Survey Estimated Value ‘own and raeter of Lan Timber, 
County. Parish. oss 3 g or Ase period Fee, oO distance | Water Supply. 
EQ <2 ene ane of Improvements, therefrom, 
3.8 8 y 20 years. 
é | 2 
he Ne Det Le Sa Orin ee Sells Soa Serals { : ; 
Macquarie..| Lansdowne} 250 |5 0 30 205155 OF 0; 10) 45) eB bel O Nil. Lansdowne Level country, sandy soil; thickly timbered with 
railway sta-| bloodwood, blackbutt, mahogany, apple, tea- 
| tion and port, tree, gum, and oak; suitable for grazing only ; 
about 4 mile} no natural water supply. 
distant. Plan M. 6,562-666. 


Ms, 1918-6,549. 





Nors.—Includes part (5a. Or. 30p.) Suburban Holding Area No. 614, notified 9th December, 1914, and reserve from sale or lease under section 206, which are 
hereby revoked, 
NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, cr by which an income from outside sources may he supplemented by the products of the land. 








SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,006. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or DusBo, AND TALBRAGAR SHIRE, 


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3 th 
cr a Annual 
a Lo! : 
Be we Capital Rent Nature and Nearest 
: 8 5.4 a Value for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
ay Farish. || 3 $ a for first period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
Beelidie | period of Improvements, therefrom, 
$ S 5 20 years. | o9 years, 
Aq & 
& a 
as, Ts Pp £. s.ad.|P conan) Ge Seed. | F 
ane eee CEE BORONO), 35/0) 30 |) OTe), a 58. Nee revlon) perils gat 31) Level country ; good red soil; timbered ae 
aa J m : ; d; t natura 
Do ..| do ..| 78 |10 3 o| 3712 6| 01810] 310 0| Fencing, £1 6s. 9d. dont 5, Peter acoly, 7 a 
(Adjoining holder.) 5 =e d 2.241-1.890. 
Do...) do 2.) S6mia20000| 77 0 0) 218-6) .515 o Nil. do __|), Plans E. 2,074, 2,075, and 2,241-1, . 
Dore de oe ona cenOl ne 6G, 6 Oly Vs 2 es 15 0 Nil. Eumungerie, 1| Level country ;red soil, somewhat sandy ; heavily 
mile. — timbered with box, oak, pine, and ironbark ; 
no permanent natural water supply. 
Plan E, 2,242-1890. 
Average annual rainfal], about 24 inches. 
Ms. 1918-6,793. 
































Nors,—Includes part (48 acres 2 roods) of reserve No. 36,931 from sale for village purposes, notified 28th November, 1903 ; part (48 acres 2 roods) of 
reserve No. 47,208 from sale, No. 47,299 from lease generally for temporary common, notified 20th December, 1911; and reserves from sale or lease under 
section 206 (portions 77 and 78), which are hereby revoked. 

NOTES.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to afford homes. sites for bushworkers or 

other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may he supplemented by the cultivation. of the land, 


4718 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Sepr., 1918, 


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[1929} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER'S HOLDING. 


f—*! is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 3a and 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the’ Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of 
uader the prevailing conditions of the law. 


This block shall be available only for Thomas Liddell, of Kearsley, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him. 
to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 


The area will be available on and after 28nkp SEPTHMBER, 1918. 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person, duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by one half-year’s 
rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement “Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 228, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation Ho alle under ‘the Returned "Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein eet apart. 


Lhe Returred Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside hona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(8) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Proyided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the secoad and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands, may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(9) The holding i ig limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be responsible or 
liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the holding or otherwise. 


(10) The holding shall be subject to all rights conferred upon the lessees of Mineral Leases 16 (C. and §.) and 681 (48 Vic.), 
portions 64 and M.P. 24, parishes of Stanford and Cessnock, respectively. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must corform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have 
then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown’ Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


'W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nota —All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. 











eee 


RETURNED SOLDIER’S SPECIAL HOLDING ARBA No. 332. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF MAITLAND, AND CESSNOOK SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to afford a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the block is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Setcleu ah Act can be made. 








3 

a> Annual 

8 Oapital 

Oounty es wie a tor first Survey Estimates Yotue Town and Character of Land, Soil, Thuber, da, 
. S Hold- period of period Feo. of | distance Water Supply, 

8 4 ing. Wyeara. | 99 of Improvements, ! therefrom, 

3. 3 a years } 

9 

af 








EMTS Behe fet S, G..| & 8. £ 8. d. 
Northum- | Stanford..| 97 | 91 7 mnie O31 17 Sl 845 0 Nil. About 3 mile} Level and fairly open forest country; sandy soil 
berland. from the vil-| overlying clay, with sandy loam close to creek ; 
: lage of timbered with box, gum, and ironbark ; fairly 


Kearsley.| good water supply ; suitable for poultry farm- 
ing. 
Plan N. 5.218-2,1 
R.S.8. 1918-14, 038." 








Or Ab Qe eae. 
Norr.—Includes part (about 63 acres) reserve 37,712 from sale for mining purposes, notified 13th May, 1908 ; part (about 3 acres) of water and camping 


esos 50, pert sale, notificd 1st July, 1914; part (9 acres L rood 7 perches) reserve 8,978 from sale for coal- smining , Notified 1st May, 1889, which parts are 
ereby revoke 


———— 


20 Supr., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 117. 4719 





[1930] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR A RETURNED SOLDIER’S HOLDING. 
i bei is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for a Returned Soldier’s Holding, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 281H OCTOBER, 1913, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 8, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and the 
2nd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 28th October, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 53, 54, 55, 56, 114, 188, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 27-4 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11 under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the areas herein set apart. 


_ The Returned Soldier’s Holding will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the land shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lezsee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence, for a period of {lve (5) 
years, Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in adyance—shall be two and one-half per centum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease: Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than fiye shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 
and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the jast preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without. the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 
The principal conditions which attach to a Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


ee W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.--All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application wilt be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent frec of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 








RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 330. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Lismorz, AND LismorE MUNICIPALITY. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or other 
person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. As the block 
is not set apart as a home maintenance area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act ean 
be made. ) 








Cepital | AREOT Noture and Nearest 
Area mnt” @ an f 
z of Value | for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town atid Canracter of Land, Soll, Timber, da, 
County. | Parish. i | Hola. | for, Sra | ‘period | Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
S. YO are: of Improvements, | * therefrom. 
$8 years | 20 years. 
a 
- H a 
ALD 8. id.) eis dis £ 8. d. » 7 
Rous.. ..| Lismore ..| A 3° 0 B 9018 9| 2 5 613 5 O| Clearing and gras-| Town of Lis-| Hilly country; originally dense brush; now 
¥ sing, £18; fen-| more, about 1| cleared and grassed; suitable for banana: and 
cing, half value,| mile. pine apple culture. 
£1 16s. R.S.S. 1918-12,098. 








Norr.— Within the suburban boundaries of the tosyn of Lismore, reserve for access (not notified), and reserye from sale and lease under section 206, 
. . ‘hada He Consolidation Act, covering the above, are hereby revoked. : 


4720 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Srpr., 1918. 


— 








[1931] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS’ HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands 


comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Returned Soldiers’ Holdings, and shall he disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. \ 


The areas will be available on and after 23tH OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3 and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, ancl all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and 


znd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 28th October, 1918. 


The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, and the 
Regulations thereunder, except that sections 58, 54, 55, 56, 114, 138, 141, 147, 163, 179, 222, 223, 224, 228, 234, 235, 273, and 274 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, referred to in amended Regulation No. 11, under the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, shall 
not be applicable to the area herein set apart. 


The Returned Soldiers’ Holdings will be subject to the following special conditions :— 


(1) The title to the iand shall be a lease in perpetuity. 


(2) The lessee shall reside bona fide on the land as his usual home, without any other habitual residence for a period of five (5) 
years. Such residence shall commence within six months from date of confirmation of the application. 


(3) The annual rent—to be paid half-yearly in advance—shall be two and one-half percentum of the capital value for each and 
every period of the lease : Provided that the annual rent during any period shall not be less than five shillings. 


(4) The first period of the lease shall determine at the expiration of twenty years after the date of the application for the holding, 


and the second and all succeeding periods shall be each of twenty years, each of such periods commencing at the expiration 
of the last preceding period. 


(5) The capital value of the holding for the first period shall be the capital value as notified by the Minister in the Gazette. 
The capital value of the holding for the second and every succeeding period shall be determined by the Local Land Board. 


(6) The lessee shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 


free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 


(7) The lessee shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(8) The lessee shall not transfer or assign the holding without the consent of the Minister for Lands in writing being first 
obtained. 


(9) The Returned Soldier’s Special Holding is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown 
will not be responsible or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations 
carried on below the said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the Holding or otherwise. 


(10) Not more than one block within this area shall be confirmed to one applicant. 


The principal conditions which attach toa Holding are residence and payment of rent, but any building erected must conform to 
the ordinances under the Loca! Government Act. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant will issue provided all required conditions have then 
been complied. with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


oot nee _ W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz,—All information may be obtained from, and all farms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf so desired by the applicant. 





RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING ARHA No. 331. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or MAITLAND, AND CrEssNock SHIRE. 


NOTE.—The blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As the abovementioned blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas, no. promise of monetary assistance under the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act can be made. 























E Annual 4 
do 
SoU aegaa|: een, | saan | dee || materiel reer er oh Matera  nctia oc pee ee 
3 oO or first jurvey alue ‘own an 
County. Parish, | 3 S | Hold- ate period Fee. of distance Water bepyly, 
§ Bo card. of Improvements, therefrom, 
: y 20 years. 
fie : i u 
Be) Leila a ed. | &. 8. aan £) 8. dy 
eeu: i Heddon ..,| 404 |2 0 0 bz MO | F116 011-98 75 50 Nil. Adioiningtown| Almost level country; sandy soil ; timbered with 
erland | | of Kurri Kur gum, stringybark, and mahogany, very thick 
Do .| do ..j 405/20 0| 520 0/ 160] 8 & 0 Nil. bids abCnE ME EmAREUDES co. ti? pi Rha 
Do fe do «| 406 |2 0-86 338.7 6| 016 9} 8 & O Nil. mile from the} Plans N, 5,298 and 5,299-2,111, 
Do woe do see] 407 12) 010 62 0 0 160} 8 5 0 Nil. railway  sta- R.S.8. 1918-9,034. 
Do aes do | 408 (2 0 0 62 0 0 1 6 0 8 5 0 Nil. tions at Wes- 
Do a5 do | 409 It 3 8 46 16 0 ee 1 BO Nil. ton and North 
Do 4 do e-) 410 |L 1 39 38 16 9 019 6 BO) 0 Nil. Kurri Kurri. 














Norz.— Within reserve 2.566 from sale for coal-mining purposes, notified 23rd October, 1886, which is hereby revoked. Within the Maitland population 
area, proclaimed 23rd March, 1887, reserve 854 from occupation under miners’ right or business licease, notified 23rd September, 1902, and reserve 1,922 
from occupation under miners’ right or business license, notificd 18th May, 1908, which are not affected by this notification. 


20 Szpr., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 4721 














[1934] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th Septemter, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES.—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO 
RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


le is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart 
ia cue Crown-leases to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
e@ law. 
Block A, parish of Avisford, shall be available only for Bertie Warwick Rogers, of Lyngrove, Falconer-street, Ryde, to whom a 
certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 
Portions 21, 22, 23, and 24, parish of Wooloombye ; 2, 3, and 24, parish of Cluny ; and 6, parish of Leura; shall be available only 
for Frank Alexander Butterworth, per his attorney G. Butterworth, of Hay, to whom a certificate of preferential right entitling him to the 
said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. 
The areas will be available on and after 233p SEPTEMBER, 1918. 


The application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crowr Land Agent, and shall be accompanied by half a year’s 
rent inadyvance. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. The first instalment of the survey tee shall be lodged with the application. 

The application may be lodged by the applicant in person or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted to 

he Crown Land Agent. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessse are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
und scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction 
of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of 
the Local Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 2 

(z) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear there- 
from to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from 
pear not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
rown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 











CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,296. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Muperz, AND MzgRoo SHIRE. 




















Bg 
. Annual 
aes Area anes Rent Nature and Nearest ; 
County. Parish. 6A f tor fk for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and ‘Oharaoter of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
: 2 | Crown- iod of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
55 | lease. ielea f Improvements. therefrom. 
oj years. | 45 vearg 
aici years, 
oun 
o 
| 
Acres,| £ s. dj £ and.) £ 8.4. , . 
‘Wellington { Avisford ...| A | 3,957 /3,057 0 0] 33 4 3] 21 0 0 | Fencipg, £53 163] Mudgee town] Rough, mountainous country, of ive and Morte 
(about). Qd.; fencing,half| and railway formation; brown, stony soil; clay subsoil ; 
value, £51 188.) station, 17 to sound country ; suitable for sheep-breeding and 
8d.; well, £20;} 2) miles. wool-growing ; timber—stringybark, gum, red 
ringbarking, £35 box, yellow box, and woolly-butt; water in 
19s. Not Crown Goorangoore and Spring Creeks, not perma- 
property. MRing- nent; permavent water in well; suitable sites 
barking and fordams. Rainfall, about 26 inches, 
suckering, £220 R.S.S. 1918-15,847, 
12s, 6d.; clearing, 
£7 7a. 6d.; tank, 
£16 16s. Crown 
J ! pronerty. 








ii i 4 ; f reserye from 
Norr.—Area, capital value, rental, survey fee,aud value of improvements are subject to adjustm ent after survey. Includes part o 
conditional sale proclaimed 9th July, 1873 (about 790 acres), and parts of reserve 23,143 from conditional sate, notified 17th September, 1893 (about 1,510 acres), 
and reserve frow sale and lease, section 228, Consolidation Act, 1913 (3,057 acres), hereby revoked, 


No, 117, 20 Serremper, 1918, —7,. 


4722 NEV SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Serr., 1918. 





OCBOWN-LEASES—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,297. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
DLanp DistRict or Hay, AND WARADGERY SHIRE. 











prised 
in Crown-lease. 
& 


Nature and Nearest 
Area ) A 
; Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &0.. 
County. Parish, ra ei distance Water Supply, 
hate Improvements. therefrom, 


Portion ccm 




















Acres, | £ 8. G, 8 78..034\ 2 pevds 


bye. 28, & Hay, town and) Practically timberless; grey and red soil plains: 


24. (about jd.j drain railway sta-| mostly saltbush, with some barley-grass and 
Do; 5 Cluny, «is 2. 8, ex fencing, tion ' 17] corkscrew; sufficient water may be conserved 
‘ eT | ae road 18s, 2d miles, in existing tanks, sound sheep country ; rain- 


Waradgery| Wooloom- | 21 | 
‘ 


Doha Dewra ".., fall, about 14 inches per annum. 

ave ; W. 1,246, 1,263 R., 1,340, 1,341, 176, 1,694, and 
1,691-1,339. 

R.S.8, 1918-13,848. 


property. 











oe 


Norz,—Neserve for classification, notified 16th November, 1917, and the parts (1,699 deres) of reserve 35,866 from sale or lease other than improvement 
lease, notified 4th March, 1908, and of reserve for classification, notified 19th November, 1918, within the above are hereby revoked. Area, capital value, 
annual rental, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after measurement of intersecting road. 


ot DaNeE se iasetaareentt seerme erieseeeeanenemenes re eee ree cnet metic 


[1935] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEHASES FOR GRAZING. 


1 hi is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance ef the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 
ands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 287TH OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
-becomes available) shall be accompanied by one halé-year’s rent in adyance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interost at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. ihe ead 

,._ All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at ‘any time on the 28th October , 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and the 
2nd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 28th October, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

... »/The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following specisl conditions :— 

(7) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it ehall be prima facie evidence of subletting. ‘ ; 

(2) During the whole currency of the lease the area shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses 
without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to the area, calico notices, 
indicating, for public information, that the land so leased is subject to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall 
be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c), Power will be reseryed to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such yalue not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 

_ steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall eommence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible serub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall 

-be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfac- 
tion of the Local Land Board, except that the clearing of brittle-gum shall be optional with the lessee. 

(e) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Kegulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(f) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, and all timber suitable 
for mining purposes shall be preserved. 

(g) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him sueh timber and other material for building and other purposes 

~~ wpoen vasa land, as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 

. State forest. 

(2) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear there- 
from to the satisfaction of the Mipister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
withia six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the lend leased. During each subsequent period of twelye months he shall eradicate the pear 
from not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from 
the date of confirmation of the lease. 

(‘) The land shall be used for the purposes of grazing only. 

{7) The right of conversion into.» homestead farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
is hereby barred. 

(2) Phe Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; and the Crown will not be |responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the mining or other operations are earried on beneath the leass or otherwise. : 

The term of the lease shall ‘be forty-five years, and 2 cotidition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 

Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within sit months from date of confirmation of the anplication for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the properiy of the Crown, tlie holder shall pay the capital value 

of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, — 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.— Ail information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be Jilled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 





20 Szpr., 1918.] 


NE 


W SOUTH 


WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 117, 


4733, 





§ NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASHg FOR GRAZING —eontinued. 
CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,295. | 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or GUNNEDAH, AND LiveRpoon Puains Sarre. 














3 ¢ Annual | ; 
bd — Sanit: ke bs | H : 
Bg | Area Gane. eae Neer.) bow 7 ee 
County Sian ) iret | for frss | Survey | Nature and Estimated Value Town an haracter of Land, Soil, We er, &e 
tee Ls Fane, . 8g Brews der od ot a i Fee. |! “of Improvements. f its 2” “|”. Water Supply. ane 
a6 | lease. Deine ae Q nd eae ef pre , 
88 15 years: | 45 years. ees ; 
: | 
re Acres. ie E 
About wes Gs | (eS day) 25 8h Ge ' 
Pottinger ..| Gill & Black| A 2,215 | 2,215 0 0] 2713 9/18 0 0] About 13 chains 6-wire fence on} Town and rail-| Gentle to rough undulations and 
Ate Jack. east boundary, porlen 5, ad-| way station of high mountain ra iges, an SpUES.; 
- Felipe joining owner. half value, £1} Gunnedah® is| Of ‘sandstorie ‘and’ Basalt orma- 
19s.; about 83 chains 5 and} distant about tion; numerous deéép water- 
6 wire fence on west boundary,| 5} miles. courses s€ore the areas, and the 
portion 56, adjoining owner, wash is sévere in heavy storms ; 
half value, £8 6s, open to fairly thickly timbered 
DO. cake a0 4. B 2,805 | 1,542 15 0/19 5 8| 20 O 0 About 105 chains 6-wire fence on| Town and rail-| with box, pine, gum, odd curra- 
(ex. trig. ae east and south boundaries por-| ‘way station Of jong, scrubs of hop, wattle, 
reserve). tion 5, adjoining owner, half} Gunnedah is orange, and pine ; no permanent 











value, £15 15s.; about 138 
chains 6-wire fence 6n east 
boundary portion 63, adjoining 
owner, half value, £21 11s: 3d. ; 
abont 47 chains 6-wire fence on 


distant about 
8 miles. 


water supply ; small area on each 
block suitable for ¢ultivation. 
The blocks are suitable for bréed- 
ing large stock, or as an adjunct 
to another holding. Rainfall, 


about 25 inches, 
Ms. 1918-6,882. 


west boundary portion 57, ad- 
joining owner, half value, £7 
1s.; about 23 chains 6-wire 
fence-on block, Crown owner, PHERE] 
value £6 18s. ; about 20 chains ; 
wire-netting fence on west 
boundary portion 46, adjoining 
iv owner, half value, £6 15s. 5 
about 79 chains wire-netting 
fencé’ on west boundary portion 
16, adjoining owner, half value, 
£31 12s. 























Notr.—Crown-lease Area No. 1,805, notified 5th May, 1915, within the above, is hereby revoked. Reserve 25,855 from sale for coal-mining purposes, notified 
31st March, 1897, and reserve 48,337 for trigonometrical purposes, notified 27th November, 1912, are not affected by the above notifications “Areas, capital Values, 
annual rentals, and suryey fees are subject to adjustment after suryey. Ld gel veh yar 

Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall have 
been revoked, A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within @ reserve for mining ‘or mining purposes 
except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, PSH pe ro) 





{ 


[1932] Department, of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE’ DISPOSED 
OF TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 
it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers Settle- 
ment Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart: for am Origina) Homestead 
Farm, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions, of the lay. 
This block shall be available only for William McDonald, jun., per his attorney, J. H. Meponal of Ashley, Moree, to whom a 
certificate of preferential right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldicts Settlement Act, 
The area will be available on and after 282np SHPTEMBHR, 1918. 
An application shall be in Form 8, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent, and (unless it is intended to effect improve 
ments instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half year’s rent in advance. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. , 


The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted td 
the Crown Land Agent. 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(2) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or suflicient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious aninials, ahd to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. sian ol ai OF ai sak 8, aa ara 

(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. | 

(c) The houndarjes of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five. years of date of confirmation of application : 


D ay 


“Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with ths approval of the’ Chairtian”of 


the Local Land Board. : ! 
The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, | 
i ’ t ‘ { f aa \t 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application, a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required, 
eonditions have then been complied with. “hie gs 


Where any land contains improvements whieh are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shajl pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Grown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. | 


Ww. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of coats 
if so desired by the applicant. ' 


4724 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. {20 Szpr., 1918, | 





HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIERS—continued. 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 812. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or GUNNEDAH, AND LIVERPOOL PAINS SHIRE. 








: 





3 4 ‘ 
no 
tc Annual 
a2 | Area Capital Rent Nearest 
RSs f Value Nature and 
County. | Parish. [S851 Home-| for first | fr frst | Survey | petimated Valueot | Town and Oharsoter of Land, Soll, Timber, dt, 
a period Fee. : distance Water Supply. 
ack| stead | period of Improvements. theret 
am Fa Os eekts of erefrom., 
Ba TMs years. | 95 years, 
) 
Rs 
Acres, | £8. d.| £ 8. d.| £ 8. d, ' 4% ’ é 
Pottinger ..| Benelabri..| 97 1,052 | 2,235 10 0| 5517 9/14 0 0 Nil. Emerald Hill] Level and undulating thick forest country, with 


railway plat-| low hills; mainly red, sandy, and clayey loamy 
form, distant] soils; stony and gravelly soil on hills; timbered 
about 8 miles ;|_ with box, pine, oak, and belar, wtth some iron- 
Gunnedah, bark, rosewood, orange, and wilga ; a few clumps 
aboutl7 miles.| of prickly-pear ; no natural water supply ; site 
for tank on northern part of block ; the greater 
part is well adapted for wheat growing, the re- 
mainder for grazing. 
R.S.S8. 1918-13,845. 














re a 


Nore, ~ Includes classification reserve, notified 20th April, 1917, which is hereby revoked. 





[1933] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing 
conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 28rx OCTOBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that th» land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in advance and by an 
instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of the application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improvements 
instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in 
ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 28th October, 1918, or at any time between the 28th October, 1918, and the 
znd November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simul- 
taneously on the 28th October, 1918. 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. 


The prineipal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm {is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required. 
conditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part Vili of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


NotE.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application wiil be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 











HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 811. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District of WYALONG, AND BLAND SHIRE. 











a] 
23 Area Capital Annual 
; £% of Value enty Bre Nature and penta: Character of Land, Soil, Timb 
County, | Parish. |8#£| Home-| for first | for first | Survey | estimated Value of | Town an cter of Land, Soil, Timber, &04, 
Sf! stead | periodof | P C lanprovements. ater Supply. 
SS! Farm. | 25 years. 25 of therefrom, 
es) years, 
54 
etink eae ; me ‘Ms 
Acres. Sy wsnd.) & sd.) £ syd. 
Bourke and} Willandra,.| 19 738 | 1,045 10 0) 26 2 9} 12 0 O| Ringbarking and} Wyalong, about) Generally level country, some stony ridges on the 
Cooper. scrubbing, £6 lbs. 5) 20 miles 3 east; red Joamy soil, except on the ridges ; 


shed, £12. Crown 


about 4 mile timbered with box, pine, oak, and irenbark 
property. : 


from proposed} and pine, gum, and currawang scrub; mostly 
siding on the} suitable for agriculture ; none prepared ; good 
Barmedman- grazing country ; no natural water. supply, 
Hillston pro-| good catchment for tank, and soil is retentive. 
posed railway} Plan B. 3,421-1,806. 

line. Ms. 1918-6,391. 























Cr. ewer = — —— ae uh © ae i 
Note.—The included part of Homestead Farm Area No, 494, notified 28th July, 1916 (733 acres), and reserve from sale or lease under section 206, 


are hereby revoked. 


20 Sepr., 1918.] NEW sOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117, 





[1916] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date. 












































Seer | Division. Heeerss Purpose. eee Vy Pes County. | Parish. | Shire, &c, Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
ae ae) Ae le OY 
: a rr p. 
Armidale ..| Eastern,.| 1,108} From sale for camping} 6 Dec., 1880) Sandon Harnham | Gostwyck 0 120] That part within reserve) Ms. 1918- 
Shire 53,002 from sale for] 7,351, 
public buildings, - noti- 
fied this day. 
Do oe do . 4,281 | From sale for village} 8 Oct., 1887 do s do do 5 0 120 do do do 
purposes, 
Do te do 4,282 | From lease for village] 8 ,, - do do do 2 0 120 do do do 
purposes, 
Nyngan .. Penge. | 36,402 } From sale for water| 30 Sept., 1903; Oxley | Wera__...{ Bogan : 220 0 0 | The part within portion 4.| Ms, 1918- 
| supply and camping. Shire. Plan O, 882-2,000. 6,731. 
Norr.—The above is held under conditional lease. 
Parkes  ..| Central..) 39,022] From sale for public] 15 April, 1905] Kennedy ..| Wombin ..{ Goobang 10 0 0| The whole. Plan K.1,101-( Ms. 1918- 
recreation. Shire. 2,004. 7,344. 
Do is do ..| 39,023} From license and lease] 15 ,, ” da do $3 do us 10 0 O do do < do 
generally for public 
recreation. 

Temora do 43,423 | From sale for rubbish} 13 Jan., 1909) Bourke Warri =..| Coolamon 1 0 0| The whole; portion 69,| Ms, 1918- 
Central. depot. ‘ Shire. Plan B, 2,897-1,806. 6,964. 
Doerr do 43,424 | From lease generaliy ..| 13 ,, os do do do POs. uo ta do 
Do =z. do 46,936 | From sale for temporary| 16 Aug., 1911} do, do do 6 010/ That part within portion do 

common, 200. Plan. B,.3,598-1,803. 
Do... do 46,937 | From lease generally ..| 16 ,, is do do do 6 010 do do do 
( 6,293 | From sale 
Cooma .| Eastern... 28 April, 1888} Beresford. | Colinton, | Monaro 8 0 0O| The whole .. Py -.| Ms, 1918- 
t 6,294 | From lease for public 7 Village of} Colinton. Shire. 7,470. 
school purposes. 
Goulburn ..{Eastern..| .«.. | Reserve under section) 19 Dec., 1917| Argyle ..{ Quialigo ..{ Mulwaree 58 0 0) The whole; portion 146.{ Ms. Ls. 
228, Shire, Plan A. 2,128-2,121. 1918-8,655. 
Do «. Owais ly y wiayors do 13 Aug., 1917 do Cullulla . de .-| 120 0 0] The whole; portion 4.) Ms, Ls. 
Plan A, 2,357-2,121. 1918-8, 665. 
Notr.—Held under special lease. 
Grafton ..| Eastern.. From sale or Iease) 2 Aug., 1918) Clarence ..{ Dundoo ..| Orara 367 0 0 | The whole; portions 70; Ms. 1918- 
| under section 206, Shire. and 58. Plans C. 2,670) 6,959. 
and 2,536-1,577. 
Deniliquin..| Central..} 9,130 | From sale for special) 15 June, 1889} Townsend..| Boyes Murray 984 0 0{ The whole: portion 39.] C.S. 1918- 
lease. shire. Plan T. 3,751-1,803. 1¢,063. 
Do er do 9,131 | From lease or licensefor} 15 ,, A, do do do ..| 284 0 do ao 
special lease. 
Norr.—Held as conditional purchase. 
Taree ws ( EAStEKN. «(oo se Reserve under section) 9 Jan., 1917; Hawes ..| Rowley ..) Manning 960. 0 0| The whole; portion 69.; Ms. Ls. 
J 228. Shire. Plan H. 259-1,671. | 1918-10,476 
Nore,—Held under special lease. 
Singleton ..| Eastern..| .. Reserve under section) 9 Aug., 1918] Derham ..; Darlington; Patrick 7 0 0| The whole (forfeited) Ms. Ls. 
206. Plains Shire special lease 841), Plans, 1918-8,879 
D, 4,216, 2,083, and 
special lease 12 Md. 
Dunedoo Central..| 26,032 { From license and lease) 22 May, 1897; Lincoln Yarrow ..| Cobbora 11 1 10] That part within portions] Occ, 1918- 
Central, for mining purposes. Shire 20 and 91. Plans L. 3,329, 5,859. 
3,330-1,566, 
Norn.—The above has been applied for under residential leases 
Molong’ ..| Eastern..| .... From sale or leaseunder| 12 Sept., 1916) Gordon ..; Wandawan-] Amaroo 640 0 O/ The whole; portion 45.; Ms. Ls. 
section 228, dong. Shire, Plan G, 2,436-1,567. 1918-8,664, 
Tamworth... do 19,932 | From sale for tempor-| 21 Mar., 1894) Parry Dungowan| Nundle | 20 0 0, That part within travel-] Ms, 1918- 
ary common, é Shire.| (about), ling stock reserve} 6,992, 
52,989, notified this day. 
Plan Ms, 1,096 Th, 
Do do 19,934 | From annual lease or} 21 ,, a do do do 20 0 0 do do 
occupation license for (about), 
temporary common, . 
Do do .. .«s | From sale for tempor-| 10 June, 1878) do do do 44 0 0 do ‘ do 
ary commonage at , (about). 
Bowling Alley Point. 
Do do ..| General] From annual lease or| 13 April, 1892} do do . do 440 0 do . do 
notice.| occupation license. (about), 
Do . do ..| 19,933 | From sale for tempor-| 21 Mar., 1894] do do do se gare 0 do do 
ary common. (about). 
Dowen do ..| 19,935 | From annual lease or| 21 ,, ss do do do. 2 0 0 do 4 do 
occupation license for (about), 
temporary common. 
Dore do .. 101 | From lease 29 Oct., 1875} do s do < do 25 0 0 do ‘ do 
(about). 
Down do .. 101 do mo 15 Lec., 1876) do do do 19 0 0 do do 
(exten- (about). 
sion).: 
Gundagai . do ..| ..-s {From salefortemporary] 3 Noy., 1871| Clarendon.| North _| Adjung- 30 0 0) That part within portion; Ms, Ls. 
common sida Gundagai| billy Shire. fica Plan C, 3,336-} 1918-9,811. 
Doe, do ..|}General| From annual lease or, 13 April, 1892} do do do 30 0 0 do do 
notice occupation license. | 
Dome: do ..| .... | Reserve under section) 1Jan., 1918) do do do 380 0 0O| The whole; portion 477.}, do 
228, | Plan C, 3,336-1,578. 
ened —_—— ———————EEEEE 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
















































































Norge.—Held under special lease. 


























1756 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. ——-[20 Ser, 1918, 





{1913} ‘efi Department of Lands, 
ah sii Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF CROWN-UEASE ARKA AND PARTS OF GCROWN-LEASE AREAS. 


qi? is hereby. notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown , Lands, Congolidation Act, 1918, the Crown;lease Area and 
‘A parts of Crown-lease Arcas, particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. . A SSNS ‘ 
bho | ! W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


= | = 





Class of Molding 
for which the Ares 
was set apart. 


4 — ~ 


Papers 
No, 


taiid 
District. 


Date of 


VORB, ORAS ELLE A } 
Division. Notification. Shire, &e. Area. | Part revoked. 














County. | Parish, 

















SA yp RN. Sia RR NS ik ale cette fi] ede det fe een tks ot, Jp. . 

Grafton .;| Eastern ..| Crown-lease Arex] 11 Feb., 1916] Clarence ...) Duvdoo ...| Orara Shiré| 867 0 0 | The whole; portions 70 and 58,| Ms. 1918- 
‘ 2,301. | Plans C. 2,670 and 2,536-1,577.| 6,959. 

Watcha, .., do . i) Crown-leise Area! 2 Mar., 1917). Vernon — ...| Moona ...| Apsley Shire} 2,100 0 0 | That part within block © ...) Ms, 1918- 

dend 


ey ths ifs, 25H. 6,966. 
Carcoar .., do «| Crown-lease Area) 23 4, » | Georgiana ..| Bingham &| Crookwell 5,060 0 O | That part within blocks C and Ma. 1918- 
2,866. Burridgee. | Shire,| (about). D. 6,562, 








(1914) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACT OR ABWA PREVIOUSLY NOTWIED AB NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT ONTIG FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
“© is hereby notified, for public information; that, under the provisions of the Otown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
UAE the tract or iréa hereunder describod is not available for settlement is hereby revoked. , 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 












































Distelot | Divi, oeteat. | County. | Parish. | Shite. | Arés. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
sift x iy As ee ( a 7. p. : oN 
Eden., ..} ates 22 June, 1917...) Auckland ...| Bimmil ..| Imlay .. «| 60 0 UW | The whole oe we bee coo oe a Ms. 1918~ 
7,220, 
1915) Department of Lads, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RETURNED SOLDIER'S SPECIAL HOLDING AREA No. 300. 
ph ig heteby notified that, in pursuance of the provisidiis of section 4 of the Returned Soldier’s Settlement Act, 1916, tlie part of 
A Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Aréa No. 300, particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 













































































and Division. Pal st bie ha County. | Parish. | Shire. Area. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
Tumut ...| Eastern..| 12 April, 1918... Wyngata ..| Batlow ...| Qadara ... : A 7 2 ete di tat portion 313. Plan W. Gee. 198- 
; 187-232 ; 5,854. 
p18} Departinent of Lands, , EASTERN DIVISION. 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918, CRooOKWELL SHIRE. 
WITHDR r OV ' MACH WOR County of Georgiana, parish of Burridgee. The 
Mie. Shae Poche il land within the boundaries of measured portion 60 
tte celle da a 6 4 Me te of 360 acres,—as shown on plan G. 6,196-1,506. 
| bet is hereby notified, for public information, that, in | Norr.—In lieu of notice in Gazette of 18th Septem- 
parece of ve Proves of ihe 233rd serra ber, 1918, which is hereby cancelled. 
of the ,Crown. Lands, Consolidation Act; 1918, the a eee et 
Crate ands hereunder described are hereby with- EMis: 1916:8;720] 
drawn.from Annual Lease 1907-4, held by H. H. and 
A. S. Balcombe, for public recreation. p 
W. G ASHTORD) Minister for pana | 4924 Department of, Lands, 
uh ! Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
7 CENTRAL DIVISION. RESERVE FROM SALE OR LEASE OTHER 
Lanp District Of Parkes, anp Goopana Suree. A ay Kove Tea abn ae LEASE. : 
iene gee) re Re eS is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
pores of Hemmeds, HoH ot Limestone, conta | 1” Visone of the oth mestlon of the. Crown Lands 
the Houndaries of portion Sl. Plan K. 1,795-2,001 Conse dation AGh Tdputee (town Lands hereundet 
: ey rie described shall he and are hereby temporarily reserved 
{Ms. 1918-7,344] from sale or léase other than special lease. 
: W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
pio24} Department of Lands, CO i oa 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. i, ayy CENTRAL DIVISION. 
bes ie Ree ; LAND Disrricr or Brnegara, AND BARRABA SHIRE 
hl a] uf TT p ‘ ce bndg xs a > . 
ALTERATION. OF LA AC BOUNDARY, | ‘Wittif adBhthin botndaries"of 26h. ok C@bbadah. 
j ¥ : : No. 52,991. County of Murchison, parish of Cobba- 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- | as ie ay 
if visions of section § of the Crown Lands Consoli- 4c arene | ee ics of opens 4 So Ne The Crown 
dation Act, 1973, the area héretnder described, within | gia Soint on Sheemstetine Cmeaties: Commencing 
thé Lahd Distritts ef Carcoar, Goulburn, and Lith. | 2%,2 Bomt on Shpepstation Creek, at its intersection 
gow, and Land Board Districts of Orange and Goul- | \ ith the east side of Hast-street; thence by that side 
burn, shall. be, and. is hereby declared to be wholly of that street south to its intersection with the cast- 
Within the Land District of Carcoar, and Land Board erly prolongation of the south side of Davidson- 
Thats or Ore ns . ’ # street, a line east to Sheepstation Creek, and by that 
nge. creek downwards, to the point of commencement. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. [Ms. Lis. 1918-8,001] 


20 Serr; 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nov 117. ara 
Seles a, ay) ml gst ugg cg Eada ie cinema eomuine es 





[1919] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 

| RESERVES FROM SALE, 
J T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 19138, the Crown lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for public pur- 
poses hereinafter respectively specified, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Buildings. 

Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND Gostwycx SHIRE. 
No. 53,002. County of Sandon, parish of Harnham, 
containing an area of 1 rdod 20 perches. The Crown 
Lands boundéd by the east boundary of portion 174, 
the easterly prolongations of the northern and south- 
ern boundaries of that portion and a line parallel to 
and 1 chain in rectangular distance north-west from 


the north-east boundary of the railway lands, Great 


Northern Railway. 
[Ms. 1918-7,851]) 
For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp District or TAMWwoRTH, AND NUNDLE SHIRE. 
No. 52,989. County of Parry, parish of Duigowan. 


The Crown Lands shown by red tint on plan Mis. 
1,096) Th, 
[ Ms. 1918-6,992] Y 


For Rifle Range. 
Lanp District oF Ansury, AND CuLCarrn Sauipe. 
No. 52,990. Counties of Hume and Mitchell, parishes 


of Comer and Edgehill, containing an area of about , 
The Crown Lands within boundaries as - 


25 acres. 
shown by blue tint on plan Ms. 1,523 Wega. 


Notz.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve — 
2.127, notified 31st March, 1879, which is not affected. 
[ 


ce. 1918-4,273] 
£1920] 





Department of Lands; 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


tt is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 


Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- , 
under described shall be reserved from sale for public | 


purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and re- 
served and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District or PARKES, AND Goonang Suis. 


No., 52,996 from, sale (52,997 from lease generally). 
County of Kennedy, parish of Limestone, containing 
an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 51. Plan Ki. 1,725-2,004. . 

Norr.—The included part (10 acres) of travelling 
stock and camping reserve 24,061 from sale, notified 
9th May, 1896, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-7,344] eae 
gk aay -. For Hospital. 


Lanp District or TrEmorA CENTRAL; AND CooLAMON 
SHIRE. 


No. 52,992 from sale (52,993 from lease generally). 
County of Bourke, parish of Warri, containing an area 
of 6 acres 0 roods 10 perches. The Crown Lands with- 
in the boundaries of portion 200:, Plan B. 3,598-1,806. 
[Ms. 1918-6,964] 

For Commonage. 

No. 52,994 from sale (52,995 from lease generally). 
County of Bourke, parish of Warri, containing an 
an area of 1 acre. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 69. Plan B. 2,897-1,806. 

[Ms. 1918-6,964] 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp District or NarRasri, AND WALGErT Sure. 

No. 52,998 from sale (52,999 from lease generally). 
County of Jamison, parish of Dewhurst, containing 
an area of 33 acres. The Crown Lands within boun- 
daries of porteion 54. Plan J. 2,244-1,968. 

[Ms. 1918-4,595] 


[1922] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SE 5 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTHICATION. 
N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of th 
I drown Lahds Consolidation Act, 1913, ib ia Bircby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within tho 
tracts or areas hereunder described Rall not be avail- 
able for the puis of any application until a further 
hotification has been published in the Gazette, 
W. @. ASHFORD; Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District oF Watena, Anp Apsnry ‘Snine. 
County of Vernon, parish of Moovna, containing an 
area of about 2,100 acres. — The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of Block ©, Crown-lease Area. No. 
2,856, notified 9nd March, 1917. 
[ Ms, 1918-6,966] , . 
Lanp Disraicr or Grarron, axb’ Munteratiey oF 
Unimarra: 
County of Clarence, parish of Ulmarra, contaihint 
an area of 96 acres. The Crown Lands bounded hy 
portions 92, 49, 58, 347, 350, 360, 361, 367, and 368. 
Plan C. 10-1,834, © . 
(Rv8.8. 1918-11,713] . 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
fianp Disrrior or PArkis, AND GodpaNd ‘SHire. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Weethin, containing 
an area of 10 acres. "The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 25. Plan K. 1,101-9,004. 

[Ms. 1918-7,344} 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 
OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONAL 
LEASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of. the Crown, Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for original conditional purchases or for original 
conditional purchases and conditional leases, to be 
taken up in virtue of and at the sams time as original 
conditional purchase within tho said area, and shall 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
28th October, 1918. It is further notified that the 
prices of the land for original ednditional purchase, 
whenever applied for, shall be a8 Hervihafter respee- 
tively specified. 
Norr:—aAll inforihation may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in' by, the Crown 
liattd Agent free of cost, if 80 desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Tiands: 


[1924] 





EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Districr or Grew Innes, AND SHvern SHIRE, 
Price £3 per acre. 

County of Gough, parish of Waterloo, containing 
an area of 297 acres 8 roods'30 perches. The Crown 
Lands witltin the boundaries of portions 121, 122, and 
193. Plans G: 6,976, 6,977, and 6,978-1,761. 

Norr.—The includéd' part (about 34 acres) of water 


, and travelling stock reserve 794, notified 14th July, 


1879; water reserve 92, notified 3rd August, 1866; 
and classification reserve, notified 16th December, 
1914, within the above portions, and adioining roads 
are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1918-6,510] 
Land Districr or Gosrorp, AND Maia SHIRE. 
Price 10s, per acre, 

County of Northumberland, parish of Stowe, con- 
taining an area of 3193 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 90,—shown 
on plan catalogued N. 4,680-2,111. 

Norr.—Ineludes part (819% acres) of an area set 
apart for original conditional purchase or conditional 
lease, 10th June, 1908, and reserye from sale or lease 
under section 206, which are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1918-3,479] 


4728 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 





[1925] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


Ts is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchases, or conditional 
leases (not being conditional leases taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional pur- 
chases within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase leases, additional homestead selections, addi- 
tional homestead farms, additional settlement leases, 
or additional Crown-leases, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 28th October, 
1918. It is further notified that the prices of the 
land for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
values upon which provisional rentals (where required) 
shall be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively 
specified, except that the provisional rental to be 
lodged with an application for a conditional lease or 
an additional settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. 
Any additional holding acquired shall be subject to the 
same conditions (where applicable) which attach to the 
particular original holding, in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 


pends Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or TEnTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
SHIRE, 


Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Clive, parishes of Irby and Strathearn, 
containing an area of about 6,764 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the right bank of the Bluff River at the south- 
east corner of portion 21, parish of Irby : and bounded 
thence by that portion and portion 20, the Bluff 
River, portions 15, 17, 18, 7, and 32; Crown-lease 
1916-14, parish of Hillcrest, portion 88, parish of 
Strathearn, portions 14 and 11, parish of Irby, portions 
71, 75, 68, 65, 58, 66, and 94 parish of Strathearn; 
portions 24, 5, 26, 27, and 30, parish of Irby, to the 
right bank of the Bluff River beforementioned; and 
by ver river downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment, 


Notre.—The covering classification reserve, notified 
21st December, 1917, is hereby revoked, 


[Ms. 1918-6,615] 


Lanp Disrricr or Grarron, anp Nymsoipa SHrre. 


Partly within Newhold Grange and Cangi Occupation 
; License No. 308a. 


Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Drake, parish of Dandahra, containing 
an area of about 1,800 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing atthe 
south-west corner of portion 21; and bounded by a 
line south to Cangi State Forest ; by that State forest 
and portions 30, 29, 12, and 31 generally easterly to 
Mitchell River; by that river downwards, Digger’s 
Creek upwards, and portions 22 and 21, to the point 
of commencement; exclusive of portion 1, a strip. of 
land 5 chains wide along Mitchell River, and all 
mining occupations. 


Notr.—The included part (about 1,800 acres) of 
reserve from conditional sale, proclaimed 17th Janu- 
ary, 1873,°is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1918-6,518] 


[20 Sepr., 1918, 





[1926] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CROWN-LEASE TO BE 
DISPOSED OF TO A RETURNED SOLDIER 
EXCLUSIVELY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands com- 
prised within the area hereunder described are here- 
by set apart for additional Crown-lease to be disposed 
of to a Returned Soldier exclusively, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 23rd Sep- 
tember, 1918. The land set apart is exempt from the 
operation of general license under the Forestry Regu- 
lations. It is further notified that the capital value 
upon which rental shall be lodged shall be £2 3s. 4d. 
per acre. Any additional holding acquired shall be sub- 
ject to the same conditions (where applicable) which 
attach to the particular original holding in virtue of 
which the additional holding was appled for. 


This block shall be available only for Russell Cor- 
nish, of Coolah, to whom a, certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued 
under section 34 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916. 


Norg.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown . 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Dunrpoo, AND CoorsAn SHIRE. 


County of Bligh, parish of Collieblue, containing 
an area of 1,008 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of measured portion 5,—shown on plan B. 
4,188-1,570 Roll. 

Nore.—Includes part (1,008 acres) of travelling 
stock reserve 18, notified 15th September, 1874, and 
part (about 250 acres) of travelling stock reserve 362, 
notified Ist July, 1874, which parts are hereby re- 
voked. 

[Ms. 1918-7,400] 





[1927] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE. 
ifs is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional conditional purchase, and shall become 
and be available therefor on and after the 23rd Sep- 
tember, 1918. It is further notified that the price 
of the land for additional conditional purchase shall 
be £3 15s. per acre. 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in bv, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. ny 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Monone, anp Amsroo Sarre. 


_ County of Ashburnham, parish of Cumble, contain- 
ing an area of about 539 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 73, 92, 93, 87, 72, 107, and 9, and 
Mandagery Creek ;—being conditional lease No. 2,618. 
Includes portions 7 and 19. Plans C.P.L. 38 Oe; A. 
320 and 555-1,770. 

Norr.—Includes part of water reserve No. 1,173, 
notified 22nd December, 1,879, which part is hereby 
revoked. This land is held under conditional léase 
2,618, and will be available for additional conditional 
purchase by the holder of that conditional lease only. 


[Ms. 1918-7,182] 


20 Sepr., 1918.] 





[1911 } Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c. 


Wiskseas under the 25th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 
dedicated by the Crown: Now, therefore, I do hereby 
‘declare that all preliminary action in connection with 
the proposed revocation of the dedication for Refuge 
in Time of Ilood at Ulmarra, area 96 acres, dedicated 
3rd May, 1893, described in the Schedule hereto, has 
been. duly taken ; and I do hereby wholly revoke the 
said dedication. 
[R. S.S. 18-11,712] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 96 acres, the dedication of 
which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Ulmarra, 
parish of Ulmarra, county of Clarence, and State of 
New South Wales, containing an area of 96 acres, 
being the land within the following boundaries : Com- 
mencing at the north-west corner of portion 366; and 
bounded thence on the east by the west boundaries of 
portions 361 and 360, crossing a road 1 chain wide, 
bearing north in all 33 chains and 34 links; thence on 
the north by the south boundaries of portions 350 and 
347, crossing Callighan’s Creek, bearing west in all 
29 chains; and thence by a line west 1 chain to the 
east boundary of H. Paterson’s portion 58; on the 
west by part of the east boundary of that portion 
and part of the east boundary of Z. Angelo and R. 
Callahan’s portion 49, bearing south in all 33 chains 
and 384 Jinks; on the south by a line bearing east 
1 chain to the north-west corner of portion 368: 
thence by the north boundaries of that portion and 
portion 367 and its easterly prolongation bearing east 
in all 30 chains, to the point of commencement,—as 
shown on plan eatalogued C, 10-1,834; but ex <clusive 
of portion 92 of 4 acres,—as shown on plan catalogued 
C, ‘1,708-1, 577: 








[1912] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
Proposats under section 25, ‘‘Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913,’’ in respect of Public School Site 
at Colinton. 
HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 


the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 
of land at Colinton, dedicated 11th January, 1889, for 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 117, 








Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 
hereto: Now, therefore, noti¢e is hereby given, in ac- 
cordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the ‘Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,”’ that it 
is proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say, to revoke the dedication 
thereot heretofore made. 

[ Mise. 1918-7,470] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of 2 acres at Colinton, dedicated 11th 
January, 1889, for Public School Site, the dedi- 
cation of which is intended to be revoked. 


Ail that piece or parcel of land situate at Colinton, 
parisn of Colinton, county of Beresford, and State of 
New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres,— 
being the land within the boundaries of portion 53,— 
shown on plan B. 2,597-1,765, at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 








[1846] Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
NOTICE UNDER THE ‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916,” 
SECTION 40. 
AutTHoriIseD Drpor. 
is is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
area described hereunder is an authorised depot 
for the inspection and measurement of timber, and the 
determination of royalty, subject to the provisions of 
the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 
[Forests 1918-3,101] 
W. G. ASHFORD. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TENTERFIELD; TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 


County of Clive, parish of Forest Land. The lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at a 
peg marked broad arrow within portion 13, bearing 
271 degrees, and distant 570 links from the south-west 
corner of portion 125; thence by lines bearing 275 
degrees 30 minutes for 492 links to a peg marked 
broad arrow, 219 degrees for 325 links to a peg marked 
broad arrow, 117 degrees 30 minutes for 608 links to 
a peg marked broad arrow, and 17 degrees 30 minutes 
for a distance of 510 links, to the point of commence- 
ment, locally known as Mangleson’s Sawmill Yard. 








Dribaie Atbertisements. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGE OF 
MorvtGacEe witHout PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
or THE Mortcace. 


In the matter of Mortgage, dated 28rd January, 1904, 
No. 378,734, John William Lewis to the City 
Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited, over the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, Vol. 842, Fol. 50, being 204 perches, lot 17 
of section 16, deposited plan 1,265, Burlington- 
street, St. Leonards, parish Willoughby, county 
Cumberland, 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a discharge of the above- 
mentioned mortgage after the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof without production of 
the duplicate of the mortgage, reasonable cause 
having been shown. All information respecting above 
may bo obtained at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
78 


20th September, 1918. 
838 


eee er 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Nottcr or INTENDED REGISTRATION oF TRANSFER WITH- 
out PRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. 


In the matter of Certificate of Title, dated 23rd July, 
1884, registered Vol. 704, Fol. 189, comprising 
land situated at Rookwood, parish Liberty Plains, 
county Cumberland, being 2 roods 3 perches, lots 
14 and 15 of section 1, deposited plan No. 939. 
Registered proprietor: John Davies. 


NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the Regis- 
trar-General to register a transfer from the said John 
Davies to Charles EKugene Herd and Archibald John 
James Bartlett, as joint tenants of the land above 
described, after the expiration of twenty-one days 
from the date hereof, without production of the Cer- 
tificate of Title, reasonable cause having been shown, 
pursuant to section 38 of the abovenamed Act. Sydney 
Joseph Stone, Town Clerk of the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Lidcombe, has executed the said transfer 
by virtue of a Decree of the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in Equity, dated 14th September, 1917, 
No. 6,887 of 1917. Further information respecting 
the matter may be obtained at the Land Titles Office, 


Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
8s, 


20th September, 1918. 
840 


4730 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Notice or INTENDED Isstm oF PROVISIONAL OERrti- 
OATES oF TITLE, 


Vol. 1,436, Fol. 178, and Vol, 1,632, Fol. 77. Regis- 
tered proprietor: Mary Alice Auld. Lands: 34% 
perches, lot 64, deposited plan 3,995, and 1 rood 
13 perches, lot 227, deposited plan 2,521, both 
situated municipal district. Canterbury, parish 
St. George, county Cumberland. 


Vol. 2,228, Fol. 438. Registered proprietor: Mary 
Alice Harms. Land: 254 perches, allotment 5 of 
section 28, village Newnes, parish Barton, county 
Cook. 

Vol. 2,024; Fol. 238. Registered proprietor: Frede- 
rick Henry Smith. Land: 100 acres, portion 29, 
parish Bulgundramine, county Beresford. 

Vol. 2,416, Fol. 27. Registered proprietor: HKdwin 
Andrews. land: 21 perches, lots 52 and 53, de- 
posited plan 1,672, municipality Rookwood, parish 
Liberty Plains, county Cumberland. 


Vol: 25160, Fol. 83. Registered proprietor: William’ 


Peters. Land: 20% perches, allotment 5 of sec- 
tion 29, Wentworth-street, municipality Rand- 
wick, parish Alexandria, county Cumberland. 


THE proof of loss of the original Certificates of Title 
and Crown Grants above described, and other par- 
ticulars required by section 111 of the abovenamed 
Act (No. 25 of 1900), having been supplied,—I hereby, 
in pursuance of the requirements of such, section, 
notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certifi- 
cates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof.—Registrar-General’s 
Department, Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 

Registrar-General. 


20th September, 1918. 
839 Ils. 





THE NEWCASTLE CO-OPERATIVE MILK 
SOCIETY, LIMITED. 


CHARLTON-STREET, WICKHAM. 


In the matter of section 180 (b) of the ‘‘Companies 
Act, No. 40, 1899.”’ 


NOTICKH is hereby given that at a Special General 
Meeting of Shareholders of the Newcastle Co-opera- 
tive Milk Society, Wimited, duly convened and held 
at the Trades’ Hall, Union-street, Newcastle, on 
Saturday, the tenth day of August, 1918, the sub- 
joined resolutions were duly passed by the required 
majority of shareholders present, and at a subsequent 
Special General Meeting of the said Society, also duly 
convened and held at the same place on Saturday, 
the thirty-first day of August, 1918, the said resolu- 
tions were duly confirmed as special resolutions :— 
(1) That the Society having sold the whole of its assets, 
and has now ceased to trade, it is advisable that 
the Society be wound up voluntarily. 
(2) That Frederick Alexander Dawson and Henry 
Kelly be appointed Liquidators of the Society at 
a remuneration of Thirty Pounds (£80) and 
Three Pounds (£8) respectively. 
Dated this thirty-first day of August, A.p: 1918. 


WALTER HENRY MILLER, 
. Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
808 78. 6d. 





THE HAWKINS HILL REWARD GOLD-MINING 
COMPANY (NO-LIABILITY), 


Sprctan Resovurtions. 
Passed, 19th August, heed Seni 9th September, 


(1) That the Hawkins Hill Reward Gold-mining Com- 
pany Ware aan be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. Clive Ashley Cooper be appointed Liqui- 
dator, and that his remuneration as Liquidator 
be paid at fifty guineas. 

(2) That the Liquidator be and he is hereby authorised 

to sell and transfer all the property and rights of 
this Company to the Deep Levels Hawkins Hill 
Gold-mining Company (No-Liability) upon the 
terms and conditions authorised by a Special 
Resolution passed by the Members of this Com- 
pany on the |twenty-seventh day of June, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and con- 
firmed on the eighteenth day of July, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 





[20 Supr., 1918, 


(3) That the Liquidator be and he is hereby autho- 
rised to distribute in specie amongst the Share- 
holders of this Company the eighty thousand 
shares at seven shillings and sixpence each in the 
capital of the said Deep Levels Hawkins Hill 
Gold-mining Company (No-Liability) (eredited 
as paid up to five shillings each), which form part 
of the consideration for the said sale, and so that 
each Shareholder in this Company shall be en- 
titled to make application for shares in the said 
Deep Levels Hawkins Hill Gold-mining Company 
(No-Liability) on or before Monday, the nine- 
teenth day of August, one thousand nine hundted 
and eighteen, in the proportion of one share in 
the said Deep Levels Hawkins Hill Gold-mining 
Company (No-Liability) to every share now held 
by him or her in this Company. 


J. G. PURVES, 
Chairman of Meeting. 
CLIVE A. COOPER, 
Legal Manager of Company: 
Woodstock Chambers, 
88 Pitt-street, Sydney, 


llth September, 1918. 
837 lis. 





THE KINGSDALE LIME KILNS LIMITED. 
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company will 
be held at 3 Hamilton-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 
the 23rd day of October, 1918, at 4.30 o’clock in the 
afternoon, for the purpose of having an account laid 
before them showing the manner in which the winding- 
up has been conducted, and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the Liquidators. 

Dated the 18th day of September, 1918. 
C. ARTHUR FRASER, 
GEOFFREY T. UTHER, 
Liquidators. 
842 5s. 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carrying 
on business as auctioneers. and stock and_ station 
agents at Gloucester and Willow Tree, under the style 
or firm of Stanley Jones & Co., has been dissolved 
by mutual consent, as from the 30th day of April, 
1918. 
Dated the tenth day of September, 1918. 


STANLEY JONES. 
ALEX. CUMMING, Junior. 
841 4s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF MASCOT. 


Notice to remove obstruction from footway of Church- 
avenue, Mascot. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the fence on the north 
side of Church-avenue, within the Municipality | ‘of 
Mascot, commencing at a point opposite to the north- 
east boundary of George Gurney’s land, and extend- 
ing easterly a distance of 493 feet more or less, and 
adjacent to the land alleged to be owned by Mrs. A. 
Smailey, of Church-avenue, Mascot, is an obstruction 
under the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’ and amending Acts, 1907-8, and that the said 
obstruction is required to be removed within sixty 
days after the date hereof. 
Dated at the Town Hall, Mascot, this fourtéenth 

day of September, 1918. 

JOHN INGRAM, Mayor. 

WM. HUGHES, Town Clerk. 


eee ere 


The Common Seal of the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Mascot was duly affixed hereto, this 
fourteenth day of September, 1918, by order 
of the Council of the said Municipality, in 
pursuance of a resolution passed at a duly 
constituted meeting of the said Council, held 
on the tenth day of September, 1918, 

(L.8.) RAE BAM, Mayor. 
; POE N ck 
To Mrs, A. Smalley, Wo eat bee er 


Church-avenue, Mascot. 


10s. 


20 Suer., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


ss 


MUNICIPALITY OF MASCOT, 


Notice to remove obstruction from footway of Church- 


avenue, Mascot. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the fence on the south 
aig of Church-avenue, within the Municipality of 
ph 


Se Si . 


ylascot, commencing from the north-east boundary 
of George Gurney’s land, and extending easterly a 
distance of 493 feet more or less, and adjaceni, to the 
land, alleged to be owned by Leonard W interbottom, 
of Mascot, is an obstruction under the provisions of 
the ‘Local, Government Act, 1906,” and amending 
Acts, 1907-8, and that the said obstruction is required 
to be removed within sixty days after the date hereof. 
Dated at the Towh Hall, Mascot, this fourteenth 

day of September; 1918. 

JOHN INGRAM, Mayor. 

WM. HUGHES, Town Clerk. 





The Common Seal of the Council of. the Munici- 
pality of Mascot was duly affixed hereto, this 
fourteenth day of September, 1918, by order 
of the Council of the said Municipality, in 
pursuance of a resolution passed at a duly 
constituted meeting of the said Council, held 
on the tenth day of September, 1918. 


(L.8.) JOHN, INGRAM, Mayor. 
| . WM. HUGHES, Town Clerk. 
To Leonhard Winterbottom, 
vi . Mascot. 
817 : 


10s. 


‘\ MUNICIPATITY OF GRETA, 
NOTICE jis .hereby given that Sergeant William 
McFarland McCrea was appointed Inspector. of 
Slaughter-houses and Inspector of Dairies for the 


Municipality of Greta, at a duly convened Mecting of 
the Council held 2nd September, 1918. 


R. COATES, 
Couneil Chambers, Mayor. 
Greta; 11th September, 1918. 
818 As, 





MUNICIPALITY OF PICTON, 


IT is hereby notified that Alfred William Wilson, an 
employee of this Council, has been appointed an Impounding 
Officer to the Council of the Municipality of Picton. 


JAMES CONNELLAN, 
Mayor. 


9th September, 1918. 
834 33. 





MUNICIPAVATY OF WELLINGTON. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Wellington have fixed the following routes 
for driving all kinds of stock on any day between the 
hours of 6 o’clock a.m, and 12 o’clock midnight :— 

From the southern boundary of the Municipality on 
the Molong-road, along such road to Curtis-street ; 
ee e along Curtis-street to Charles-street; along 
Charles-street to Pierce-street; along Pierce-street to 
Goholion-street ; along Gobolion-street to Lee-street ; 
thence along Lee-street to the Macquarie Traffic Bridge. 
_ Also along Gobolion-street from lee-street to the 
Junction. Ford. ; 

Also along ford-street from Gobdlion-street to the 
Bell River Crossing at. the foot of Warne-street. 

Also from the Bell River Bridge alone Maughan- 
street to Perey-street; along Percy-street to Curtis- 
street; along Curtis-street to Hawkins-street. 

Also from the Bell River Ford in Hawkins-strect ; 
along Hawkins-street to Curtis-street; alone Curtis- 
street to Charles-street. 





S. E. MARSDEN, 
Town Clerk: 


g 


De 


852 


: SHIRE OF YALLAROI, 
APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTOR UNDER CATTLE 
_ aid Sravenrerine Act. 
NOTICH is hereby given that Sergeant George Francis 
Cronin, of Warialda, has been appointed an Inspector 
under the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals 


and Meat Act, and is authorised to act as such within 
the Yallaroi Shire; 





GEO. G. LEH, 
Shire Clerk. 


Warialda, 16th September, 1918. 
844. | As. 


Dubbo, 13th September, 1918. 
| 81d- 


4731 





SHIRE OF LOCKHART. 


TAKE NOTICNM that the Council of the Lockhart 
Shire, in pursuance of the provisions of section 8, sub- 
section 3 (c), of the ‘“‘Local Government Amending 
Act, 1908,” hereby signifies its intention to take con- 
trol as'a public road of the road 1 chain wide, running 
through portion 29; parish of Vineent, béing a cot- 
tinuation of, the road Separating portions 2 and 42, 
parish of Cox, from portions 37 and 39, same parish. 


_ The required notice of this intention has, in accord- 


ance with the provisions of the said section, been 
served on the owner of the land comprising the road. 
Dated at Lockhart, this 14th day of September, 


1918 
R. J. WALKER, 
Shire Clerk. 
821 6s. 





SHIRE OF LOCKHART. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable First Class 
Theodore Robert Schumacher has been appointed In- 
spector of Slaughter-houses within the Shire of Lock- 
hart, vice Constable W. C. Reid. 


Dated at Lockhart, this 14th day of September, 


1918. 
R. J. WALKER, 
Shire Clerk. 


822 4s. 





eo] 


HASTINGS SHIRE COUNCIL. 
CANoErLATION or Conrracr No. 44-1917. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Contract No. 44-1917, made 
the 22nd day of January, 1918, between James Herrin, of 
Walcha-road, contractor, and the Hastings Shire Council, is 
hereby declared cancelled for non-fulfiment of conditions by 
the said contractor. 


F. H. SIMPSON, 
Council Chambers, Wauchope, Shire Clerk. 
17th September, 1918. 
865 4g. 


HASTINGS SHIRE COUNCIL. 


APPoInTMENtT Or INSPECTOR UNDER C. 8, anp D. A. 
: AND M. Acr, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Constable Thomas Henry 
Ehsman, stationed at Telegraph Point, has been appointed an 
Inspector under the ‘‘Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat, Act, 1902,” within the Hastings Shire, as 
from the ist day of September, 1918. 


F. H. SIMPSON, 
Council Chambers, Wauchope, Shire Clerk. 
17th September, 1918. 
866 4s, 








BOMBALA TOWN COMMON. 


NOTICEH.—A Meeting of Commoners will be held in 
the School of Arts.on Moriday, the 30th September, 
1918, to consider the proposal for resumption of the 
bolian Common for Settlement Areas for Returned 
Soldiers. 


JOS. TURNBULL, 


Secretary for Trustees. 
16th September, 1918. 
836 5s. 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, DUBBO. 


THE following Resolution was passed at a Meeting 
of the above Board, held on the 12th instant :— 


“That under the provisions of section 61 of the ‘‘Pas- 
tures Protection Act, 1912;’’ this Board makes it 
compulsory for owners of netting fences to dig 
out all rabbit burrows ,within 33 feét of any 
boundary netting before lst January, 1919. Any 
owner neglecting to dig out burrows as specified 
and to keep them dug out, to satisfaction of the 
Board, may have his certificate cancelled by the 


Board.”’ 
W. H. CHRISTIE, 
Secretary. 


58s 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


[20 Serr, 1918, 


ROPER RR Oe) A ee ee ee ea 


MOOBALL AND CRABBE’S CREEK SWAMP 
DRAINAGE TRUST. 
IT is hereby notified, in accordance with the Regula- 
tions under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ that an election 
of two Trustees in respect of the Mooball and Crabbe’s 
Creek Swamp Drainage Trust was held at Crabbe’s 
Creek on the 12th September, 1918, and at such 
election the following persons were elected : — 
Mr. S. C. Steel, of Murwillumbah, and 
Mr. H. R. Jones, of Crabbe’s Creek. 
KE, C. UPTIN, 
Returning Officer. 
Crabbe’s Creek, 12th September, 1918. 
823 5s. 


ALNWICK DRAINAGE UNION. 
BALANCE-SHEET, Half Year ending 30th June, 1918. 


Dr. 1918. 22h OF 


338 O 
014 6 





Cleaning drains ; 
Government Printer... 


D. KE. Hunter and Sons hig 45 et yi ONS 
Account fee at Bank... ane ; 0 5 0 
Balance 30th June, 1918 HESS igh 759 
£49 7 5 
Cr. 1918. 
By Rates ie Sus Pe Se 6 13. 4 3 
Balance 31st December, 1917 sa a, fo yolapsie 
£49 7 5 





W. DWYER, 
Chairman, 


Examined and found correct. 


M. Lyncu, ; 
si Rees Lyxon, } Auditors, 


8th August, 1918. 
570—2 14s, 


——# 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Edward O’Neill, late of Frying Pan 
Creck, near Adaminaby, in the State of New 
South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916’ : Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 27th day of April, 1918, and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, on the 16th day of July, 1918, to Susan 
Bridget O’ Neill, the executrix named in the said will, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executrix under cover to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said executrix, on or 
before the lst day of November next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executrix will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts and ciaims only of which she shall then have 
had notice; and the said executrix will not be liable, 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 11th day ot 
September, 1918. 

BLAXLAND, MAWSON, AND ROSE, 

Proctors for the said Executrix, 


Cooma. 
801 78.. 6d. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Devereux, late of Milton Park, 
near Cooma, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the Ist day of March, 1918, and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, on the 15th day of May, 1918, to Osborne 
Charles Devereux and Timothy Vincent Devereux, the 


! 804 


executors named in the said will, are hereby required 
to send particulars of their claims to the said execu- 
tors under cover to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executors, on or before the Ist day of 
November next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the 
said executors will not be lable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shail not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this llth day of September, 
1918. 


BLAXLAND, MAWSON, AND ROSE, 
Proctors for the said Kxecutors, 
Cooma. 
802 7s. Od, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Israel Harpley, 
the elder, late of Temora, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916": 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of John Israel Harpley, the elder, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
2nd day of May, 1917, and letters of administra- 
tion, with the will annexed, of whose estate were, on 
the 29th day of January, 1918, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 26th day of October, 1918, at the expira- 


tion of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 


eeced to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he. then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


P. F. MEAGHER, 
Proctor for the Public Trustee, 
; Hoskins-street, Temora. 
By his Agent,— 
T. J. Purcert, Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
803 7s. 6d 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Alfred James Penberthy, late of 
Elsmore, near Inverell, in the State of New 
South Wales, storekeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’ : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
the 15th day of May, 1918, and probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 22nd day 
of August, 1918, to Oswy Josiah Penberthy, one of 
the executors therein named (leave being reserved 
to Offa William Penberthy, the other executor 
in the said will named, to come in and prove the 
same), are hereby required to send in particulars of 
their claims to the said Oswy Josiah Penberthy, in 
care of the undersigned, the proctors for the said 
Oswy Josiah Penberthy, on or before the 11th day 
of November next, at the expiration of which time the 
said Oswy Josiah Penberthy will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which he shall then have had notice; and the 
said Oswy Josiah Penberthy will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution, 


BORTHWICK AND BUTLER, 
Proctors for the said Executor 
(Oswy Josiah Penberthy), 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell. 
7s. 6d. 


20 Sepr., 1918.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. 


4733 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Goodman, late of Woodlands, 
near Scone, in the State of New South Wales, 
prazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testators 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de 
ceased, who died at Scone aforesaid, on the 4th day 
of March, 1916, and probate of whose will was, on 
the 7th day of September, 1916, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to John Abbott Kingsmill Shaw, the 
sole executor in the said will named, are hereby re- 
quired to send in full particulars of their claims and 
demands upon the said estate to the said executor, 
at the office of the undersigned, on or before the 30th 
day of September, 1918, in default whereof the said 
executor will, after the last-mentioned date, proceed 
to administer the estate, and distribute the asscts 
wmnongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims and demands of which he shall then 
have had notice; and the said executor will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof distributed. 
to any person of whose claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
12th day of September, a.p. 1918. ‘ 


JOHN ABBOTT KINGSMILL SHAW, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
Cornwall Chambers, 
Or his Agents,— Kelly-street, Scone. 
Messrs. Aspott, Tout, Anp BaLcomsn, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


805 7s. 6d. 


——— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Hugh Patrick McQuade, 
late of Mascot, in the State of New South Wales, 
blacksmith, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all os 
tors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Hugh Patrick McQuade 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
3rd day of September, 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 21st day of December, 1917, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the ‘Public Trustee, are hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 21st day of October, 1918, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled ‘thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further. given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 








Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, 


n Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


We FD be 2S ees, il) ee 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Stephen Clooney, late of 
Quaker’s Hiil, in the State of New South Wales, 
gardener, deceased intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debt or elaim upon 
or affecting the estate of Stephen Clooney, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 17th day 
of April, 1918, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 15th day of August, 1918, granted by the 


7s. 6d. 


Supreme Court of New Scuth Wales to the Public | 


Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 21st day of October, 1918, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 
ecced to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Puklic Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918, 
849 7s, 6d. 


— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of James Morrison Dowd, late of Alice, in the 
State of Queensland, station manager, deceased, intes- 
tate. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at St. Mary’s, in the State of New South 
Wales, on the llth day of January, 1904, intestate, and 
letters of administration of whose estate were, on the 13th 
day of September, 1918, resealed by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the appli- 
cation of Agnes Fanny Alice Hamilton, the administratrix of 
the estate of the said deceased, are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to the said administratrix, at the office of the under- 
signed, on or before the 2nd day of November, 1918, in 
default whereof the said administratrix will, after the last- 
mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and dis- 
tribute the assets amongst the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which she shall 
then have had notice ; and the said administratrix will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof distributed, to any 
person of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 16th day of September, 
AD, 1918, 
MACNAMARA AND SMITH, 
Proctors for the Administratrix, 


15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Frederick Sylvester Ryan, late of Croydon, 
in the State of New South Wales, law clerk, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Aet, 
1898,” and the ‘‘‘Pestator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debts, claims, or 
demands of what kind soever upor or affecting the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day 
of July, 1917, and letters of administration of whose estate 
were granted (probate of whose will was granted) by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 17th day of April, 1918, to the Permanent 
Trustee Company of New, South Wales, Limited, the admin- 
istrator of the said estate (the executor named in the said 
will), are hereby required to send in particulars of such 
debts, claims, and demands to the said administrator (execu- 
tor) on or before the 22nd day of October next, at the 
expiration of which time the said administrator (executor) 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts, claims, and demands only of which it shall then have 
had notice; and the said administrator (executor) will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt, claim, or demand it shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution,—Dated this 17th day of 
September, 1918. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 
Wales, Limited, 


A, PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 
Manager. 


7s, 6d. 


4734 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of William Silas Bellamy, late of Manly, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired postmaster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, — 


1898,” and pursuant to ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”’: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Manly aforesaid on 30th May, 1918, 
are hereby required, on or before the Ist day of November 
next, to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company, 
Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the executor of the 
will of the said deceased, to whom probate was granted by 
the Supreme Cotrt of New South Wales on 4th September, 
1918, in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany, Limited, will, after the said 1st day of November next, 
proceed to administer the estate, and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims and demands of which they shall then have notice ; 
and the said Company will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 13th day of September, 1918. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company, Limited, 


R, COPLAND LETHBRIDGH, 
Exuison Rich AnD Son, Proctors. Manager. 
828 7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Ethel Maud Epple, late of Auburn, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the *‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that creditors and all other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Ethel Maud Epple, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 5th day of October, 1917, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 11th day of February, 1918, granted by the Sup- 
preme Court of New South Wales to William Albert Ernest 
Harrison, Frederick Charles Bentick, and John Nivens, are 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their claims 





to the said William Albert Ernest Harrison, Frederick Charles | 


Bentick, and John Nivens on or before the 16th day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the ‘said 


William Albert Ernest Harrison, Frederick Charles Bentick, — 


and John Nivens will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which they then have 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
William Albert Ernest Harrison, Frederick Charles Bentick, 
and John Niyens will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 


tion. 
CURRIE AND WOOD, 
Proctors for Executors, 
8 Spring-street, Sydney. 
824 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Michael Lebay (or Laurence) Phelan, late of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, retired tram- 
way employee, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenanee Act, 

1916”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person haying any claim against the estate of Michael Lehay 

(or Laurence) Phelan, the abovenamed deceased, who died 

onor about the 20th day of August, 1918, and probate of 

whose will was, on the 16th day of September, 1918, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Neal Collins, 
of Sydney, one of the executors in the said will named, is 
hereby required to send in particulars of such claim to the 
said Neal Collins, in care of John Joseph Mulholland, the 
undersigned, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before 
the 2nd day of November, 1918, at the expiration of which 
time the said Neil Collins will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 

Neal Collins will not be liable, for the assets or any part 

thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he 

shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution,— 

Dated this 19th day of September, 1918. 


JOHN JOSEPH MULLEOLLAND, 
Record Chambers, 
77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Proctor for the said Neil Collins. 
846 7s. 6d, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 11%. 








[20 Szpr., 1918. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,348) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred Ernest Hill, of Llandaff-street, Waverley, builder. 
To the Official Assignee and Oreditors. 
TAKE NOTICH that I, Alfred Hrnest Hill, intend to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on the 8th day of October, at 10 a.m., or as soon 
afterwards as the course of business will admit, thata Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, under and according to the 
provisions of the ‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’—Dated this 16th 


day of September, 1918. 
ALFRED ERNEST HILL. 
W. R. ann ¥. B. Jonzs, 
Lombard Chambers, 
107 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


825 6s. 6d, 





[Motice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,420) 


IN BANKRUFTOY. 
Re Charles Bussell Collins, of Mullumbimby, in the State of 
New South Wales, formerly of Newcastle. 


To the Official Agsignee and Creditors, 


TAKE NOTICH that I, Charles Russell Collins, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Hlizubeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 8th day of October next, at 10 
a.m., or as goon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
according to the provisions of the ““Bankruptey Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 19th day of September, 1918. 
C. R, COLLINS. 


ALFRED G. COLLINS, 
Solicitor for Bankrupf, 
81 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
862 6s. 6d. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,190) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Dionesos Panaretto, of number 165 George-street, 
Sydney. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Dionesos Panaretto, intend 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 9th day 
of October next, at 10 a.m., or as soon thereafter as 
the course of business will permit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘“‘Bankruptey Act, 1898.??— 
Dated this 12th day of September, 1918. 
DIONESOS PANARETTO. 
TRIBE AND PRENTICE, 
Solicitors for the abovenamed Bankrupt, 
Tamworth. 
By their Agents,— 
~ -#. Curtiss anp Son, 
84 Blizabeth-street, Sydney. 
6s. 6d. 


(Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,715) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Arthur Batchelor, of Hileen Farm, Menai, Sutherland. 
‘To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTION that I, Arthur Batchelor, intend to apply to 
the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Tuesday, the 8th day of October, 1918, at 10 a.m.,, or 
ax soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under and 
according to the provisions of the “* Bankruptey Act, 1898,”— 
Deted this 19th day of September, 1918. 
A. BATCHELOR. 
845 6s. 6d. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Weles. (21,560) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Richard North, of Lewes-street, Greta, miner. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the shovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H, Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Asgignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of 


September, 1918, 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
853 éa. 6d. 





20 Supr., 1918] 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,561) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Philip Fasook Platt, of 54 Ormonde-street, Paddington, 
near Sydney, costume manufacturer, carrying on business 
at 584 George-street, Sydney, as “ American Costume and 
Skirt Manufacturing Co.” 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. 0. F, W. Lloyd appointed to be 
the Official Assignce.—Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of 


September, 1918." 
¥, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
854 s. 6d. 





[Notice tinder Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (21,532) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred Wise, trading as “ A. Wise & Company,” of 


Parkes, stock, station, and commission agent. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboyvenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Robert Robinson and Company, and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 16th day of September, 1918. 


F. H, SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
855 3s. 6d. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.'] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,554) 


iN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re J. F. Jeffs, of 559 Dowling-street, Moore Park, Sydney, 
produce merchant. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order hag this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of J. W. Gray, & Co., and Mr. ©. F. W. Liloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.——Dated at Sydney, this 
18th day of September, 1918, 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
856 Bs, 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Alfred Samuels, of Dubbo, farmer. 


(21,524) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of ereditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Dubbo, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 80th 
day of September, 1918, ut 11 o.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof jmust be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Elizabeth-strect, Sydney, not later than the 26th day 


of September, 1918. 
2. A. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—-WiILLIAM HapRIneton PALMER. 
857 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKEUPTOY, 
Re Lillian Agnes Bellamy, of Cooma, nurse. 
NOTICE is heveby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 


(21,555) 


in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Cooma, | 


before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the 15th day of 
October, 1918, at 114.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business. will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 10th day of | 


October, 1918. 
¥. H. SALOSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee—Onarirs Farrrax WAtTERLOO Lioyp. 
858 GH. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 117, 


4735 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 

in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 

Court Buildings, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the Ist day of 

October, 1918, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 

business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 

his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 

not later than the 30th day of September, 1918 :— 

Re Charles Reynolds Gadd (Mo. 21,537), of Olareville-avenue, 
Sandringham, land investor. 

Re John Russell (No. 21,509), of Lawson, dairyman. 

Re R. Waldron (No. 21,543), lately of 740 Darling-street, 
Rozelle, near Sydney, boctseller. 

Re Thomas Francis Madigan (No. 21,464), of Campbelltown, a 
member of the Australian Imperial Forces, but lately of 


Barellan, farmer, 
YY. H, SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuarius Farryax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
859 24s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Thomas William Pearson, of Nile-street, Orange Hast, and 


carried on business at Summer-street, Orange Hast, as 
plumber and gasfitter. 


NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Orange, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 80th day 
of September, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 26th day of Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Onartes Farnrax Watertcoo Lioyp. 
[1864] Free 


(21,518) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing diyidends as specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptey, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons in- 
terested; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Tuesday, the 8th day of October, 1918, 
at 10 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


Joseph Jonathan Barrett, of Keelogues, near Unan- 
derra, farmer (No. 18,295), a third account and 
plan of distribution showing payment of 4s. 
87/8d. (four shillings and eight pence and seven- 
eighths of a penny) in the £ on all proved con- 
current debts. 

James Barrett, of Unanderra, labourer (No. 18,636), 
a second account and first plan of distribution 
showing payment of a dividend of 20s. (twenty 
shillings) in the £ on only one proved debt (£3 
10s. 6d.), and the sum of £20 17s. 4d. carried for- 
ward to the credit of the estate. 

James Henry Walker, of Barker-street, Lower Rand- 
wick (No, 21,507), a first account and plan of dis- 
tribution showing payment of one proved prefer- 
ent claim for rent in full (£3 15s.), and a dividend 
of 83d. (eight penee three-farthings) in the £ on 
all proved concurrent debts. 


Accounts current only in the following estates :— 


No. 21,478. William George Barnes, of Thornhill-lane, 
Young, labourer. 

No. 21,481. Thomas Mackiston Goffet, of Fern-street, 
Islington, cabinetmaker. 

No. 21,492. Robert Adamson, of Midgley-street, Cor- 
rimal, coal-miner. 

No. 21,495. Clyde Robey, of 242 St. John’s road, 
Forest Lodge, warehouse employee. 

No. 21,519. Onofiro Fava, of 180 New South Head 
road, Double Bay, fruiterer. 


C. F. W. LLOYD, 
Denman Chambers, Official Assignee. 
182 Phillip-street, 
Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 
850 12s. 


4736 





In the District Court of the Metropolitan District, 
holden at Sydney. 


Plaint No. 748 of 1918. 
Writ No. 232 of 1918. 


Between The Commissioner of Taxation of the Com- 
monwealth of Australia, plaintiff, and Edwin 
Henry Utley, defendant. 


ON Saturday, the twenty-sixth day of October, 1918, 
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of 
fieri facias issued herein is previously satisfied, the 
Registrar will sell by public auction at the Court- 
house, Queen’s-square, Sydney, all the right, title, 
avd interest (if any) of the abovenamed defendant of, 
in, and to,— 


AU) that piece or parcel of land containing an area of 
two roods, situate in the villave of Nyngan, 
parish of Nyngan, county of Oxley, being allot- 
ment 5 of section 50: Commencing at the 
southern corner of the section ; and bounded thence 
on the south-west by Nymagee-street north-westerly 
two chains on the north-west by the south-eastern 
boundary line of allotment four north-easterly at 
right angles to Nymagee-street two chains fifty 
links to a lane; on the north-east by that lane 
south-easterly parallel with the Nymagee-street 
two chains to Derrybong-street; and on the south- 
east by Derrybong-street south-westerly . two 
chains fifty links, to the point of commencement, 
—being the whole of the land comprised in Crown 
Grant,” Volume 1,16], Fol. 72, subiect to Mort- 
gage 351299, dated 9th August, 1899, to the Aus- 
tralian Joint Stock Bank Limited, to secure 
£1,100 and interest. 


Terms, Cash. 
Dated this thirteenth day of September, 1918. 
J. M. A. BONTHORNE, 


Registrar of the Court. 


807 10s. 











LOST, from Henry-street, Leichhardt,—One brown gelding, 
6 years old, about 16 hands high, branded QR, near shoulder, 


L. WARE, 
5 Henry-street, Leichhardt. 
835 38. 





LOST, from Alexandria,—One dark-brown mare, about 15'4 
hands, age 6 or 7 years, branded /6\ on shoulder, like Y on 
rump, black points, 
F. FITZJOHN, - 
127 Mitchell-road, Alexandria. 
843 38, 


—————=. 


LOST or stolen, from J. Bradford’s paddock, near Berrigan, — 
Bay filly, 2 years old, branded (B near shoulder and rump, 
£1 reward on information leading to her recovery. 


PAAR 
Finley. 
851 48. 








LOST, 6th September, 1918, from Bonnie Doon Golf Links. 
Cook’s River,—One dark-bay mare, about 6 years, height 13°3 
hands, branded GK near shoulder, 2 on ribs, V under mane, 
black points. s 


ARTHUR JARRETT, 


61 Park-road, St. Peters. 
861 : 3s. 











Impoundings. 





ASHEIELD.—Impounded at Ashfield, on the 10th day of 
September, 1918, from Victoria-street, Strathfield, by H. E. 
Hynard, impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice set 
after each animal :— 

Bay gelding, no brands visible, dark points, unshod, about 4 
years, about 15 hands; 18s. 3d. 


Also, on the same date, from the reserve, Oxford-street, 
Burwood, by H. Pye, impounding officer :— 

Brown gelding, like J (very faint) near shoulder, star, unshod, 

aged, about 15 hands; 19s. 9d, 
Taffy pony gelding, like @ ovor jf near shoulder, front shoes 

off, aged, about 14 hands; 1¥s, 9d. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

26th September, 1918. 


8138—3s, H. HOWIE, Joun., Poundkeeper, 














NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 117. [20 Sepr., 1918. 


AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 11th day of 
September, 1918, from Clyde down yards, by A. E. Bain; 
sum due at date of notice, 18s. each :— 

Bay mare, branded Q@ G over ——, shod, aged, 143 hands. 

Bay gelding, no brands visible, clip mark on sides from traces, 
aged, 143 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

1st October, 1918. 

811—2s. A. CHAMPION, Poundkeeper. 


———» 
— 


BENDEMEER.—Impounded at Bendemeer, on the 17th day 
of September, 1918, from Nerstane, Woolbrook, by W. 
Mitchell ; sum due at date of notice, 5s. 7d. :— 

Bay horse, like W near shoulder, star, hind feet white, aged, 
16 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

8rd October, 1918. 

863—Ils. 





KE. FISHER, Poundkeeper. 








BOWRAVILLE.—Impounded at Bowraville, on the 9th day 
of September, 1918, from Missabotti, by R. Framton ; 
stun due at date of notice, 12s. each :— 

Grey horse, no brands visible, 10 years. 


Bay mare, like J over ~&W near shoulder, aged. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th September, 1918, 


800—2s. W. MARSH, Poundkeeper. 





-CASINO.—Impounded at Casino, on the 29th day of August 


1918, from paddock, Hllengowan-road, by Mr. J. T. 
Junor; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner to 
release ; sum due at date of notice, £L 128. :— 

Bay colt, like (Hy off shoulder, a little mangy along back, 2 


yours. 
If not released, will befsold according to Impounding Act. 
847—1s. J. DRISCOLL, Poundkeeper. 


—————— 


CASTLE HILL.—Impounded at Castle Hill, on the 10th day 
of September, 1918, from Kellyville, by M. Reddin :— 
Grey mare, ike .& over #' near shoulder, 7G over 4 near 
hind flank, 4 years, 15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 1918. 
827—1s. 








G. MUIR, Poundkeeper. 





HENTY.—Impounded at Henty, N.S.W., on the llth day of 
September, 1918, from Darliadia, by James McLaurin ; 
sum due at date of notice, 15s. 8d. :— 


Dark-chestnut gelding, like sak near shoulder, silver tip mane 


and tail, 8 years, 13 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
3rd October, 1918. 


814—ls. W. STEVENS, Poundkeeper. 





HILLSTON.— Impounded at Hillston, on the 9th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, from Hillston Temporary Common, by 
Edward Hutchinson, impounding officer; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 7s. 9d. :— 

Bay gelding (hack), like ,of near shoulder. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

3rd October, 1918. 


826—1s. R. GRAHAM, Acting Poundkeeper. 





KYOGLE.—Impounded at Kyogle, on the 12th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, from Stratheden, by Sibhab Singh ; sum due 
at date of notice, 18s. 3d. :— 

Bay draught mare, unbranded, snip, unbroken, unshod, 2 
years, 14} hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

26th September, 1918. 


815-13. F. IBBETSON, Poundkeeper. 





MACKSVILLE.—Impounded at Macksville, on the 10th day 
of September, 1918, from Taylor’s Arm, by Mr. Kobert 
Provost ; sum due at date of notice, 1€s.:— 

Bay horse, like § R& on thigh, ecar on hip. 

lf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
3rd_ October, 1918. 


799—1g. C. HUCKER, Poundkeeper. 





MURRUMBURRAH.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on the 
2ist day of August, 1918, from grass paddock, by G@. W. 
Reid; re-advertised on account of error in brand :— 

Red and white steer, like 4. gf VV neur rump, yack head, about 
3 years. 

If not released, will be soid at this Pound at noon on the 

#rd October, 1918. 


&32—Is. M. DWYER, Poundkeeper. 


20 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZZTTE, No. 117. 4737 





NYNGAN.—Impounded at Nyngan, on the 6th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, from Saltbush, by W. Pahlow; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 6s. 7d. :— 

Brown filly, like “\ over Gf near shoulder, hind feet 
and off fore foot white, bald face, about 5 years, 154 
hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th September, 1918. 


812—1s. KE. FIELD, Poundkeeper. 





PARRAMATTA.—Impounded at Parramatta, on the 10th 
day of September, 1918, from Parramatta Park, by Jas. 
Palmer, park ranger; sum dué at date of notice set after 
each animal :— me 

Bayfhoise, black points, like F 4 B (very faint), off shoulder, 
unshod, aged, about 15 hands; £1 68. 5d. 

Bay horse, black points, like Q over #j near shoulder, unshod, 
aged, about 15 hands; £1 6s, 6d; 


Also, from Pennant Hills road, by order W. M. Cox, Hsq.:— 


Bay mare, black points, like G (very faint), near shoulder, shod 
aged, about 14 hands; 18s. 6d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


8rd October, 1918. 
833—3s. I, FERRIS, Poundkeeper. 





RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 14th day of 
September, 1918, from Moore Park, by D. McCarthy, per 
G. Baker; sum due at date of notice set aiter each 
animal :— 

Bay pony mare, like GC on shoulders, blagk points, coilar 
and saddle marked, puiled mane, sliod foré feet; aged, 
about 18 hands; £1 12s. 3d. 

Also, on the 18th instant, from Ocean-street, Woollahra 

by Robert Berry :— 


Bay pony gelding, like €f§ near shoulder, star and snip, 
pulled mane and tail, hind feet white, knees marked, col- 
lar and saddle marked, shod, aged, about 13 hands; 83s. 4d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


3rd October, 1918. 
860—2s. M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 


——e—eEEEEE 
————$_—$— 





RAYMOND TERRACH Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 14th day of September, 1918, from Miller’s Foresty. 
by W. O’Brien ; sum due at date of notice, 15s,.Dd. each :— 

Brown gelding, like @ P néat shoulder, whité spots on back,. 
harness marked; shod, aged, 14 hands: ching 

Créamy gelding, black points, like 1 6 over “— néa? shoulder, 
harness marked, shod, aged, 143 hands. 

If not ‘réléased, will Be sold at this Poutid at noot di the 


ith October, 1918. 7” ami 
864—2s. CG, McPHERSON, Poundkeeper. 





—— — 


RYDE:—Iimpouidéed at Ryde, of the lst day of September, 
1918, front vegetable garden, by Hu Hop = 
Red heifer, APN over SA milking side ruinp. ane 
If nob released, will be sold at this Poutid at noon of th 
8rd October, 1918. 
809—1s. 


A, TUCKWELL, Poutidkeoper: 


: pig 





SOUTH WAGGA. jnopedaced at South Wagga, on the 4th’ 
day of Septerbér, 1918, from North Waren, by Mi. P. 
Benson ; sum due at date of notide, 188: :—- pall ae 

Bay mare (light hack), unbranded, star, hind feet white, 6 
years, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

26th September, 1918. 


831—l1s. A. BROWN, Poundkeeper. 





WEST MAITLAND.—Impotinded at West Maitland; 61 the 
9th day of September; 1918, from Lochinvar, by M 
Skinner; sum due at date of notice, 12s: eich = er eeye 

Bay draught gelding, A over 2 near shoulder, near side eye 
out, shod, aged, 15 hands. 

Light-brown draught gelding, f) near shoulder, shod, aged, 
15 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


26th September, 1918. 
810—2s. R. PERRAN, Poundkeeper. 





Snodustrvial Dotices., 





[1859] 


Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 17th September, 1918. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “ industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and upon the 
recommendation of thé Court of Industrial Arbitration, New Sotith Wales, I, Grorce 
STEPHENSON Bresy, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown 
administering the said Act, do hereby appoint William Le Brun Brown, Esquire, Stipen- 
diary Magistrate, Broken Hill, as the Chairman of the Metalliferous Mining (Broken Hill) 
Group Boards, in the place of H. Giles Shaw, Wsquire, resigned, and for the residue of 
the period for which H. Giles Shaw, Hsquire, was appointed, . 





G. S. BHEBY, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





[1860] 


Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” the Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Henry Price, 
105 Percival-road, Stanmore, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Tramway 
Traffic Association, and Mr. Edward John Doran, Tramway Traffic Manager, 38 Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, as the assessor to represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of the 
application by the Tramway Traffic Association for variation or amendment of the Award 
published in Government Gazette of 29th September, 1916, of the Government Tramways 
Group, No. 3 (Traffic) Board, as varied by Awards of the said Board published in Govern- 
ment Gazettes of 24th November, 1916, and 21st December, 1917, respectively. 


(18/396.) 
No, 117, 20 Szpremper, 1918, —-8, 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


4738 





NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


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CONTENTS. 
Proclamations ve, me Nee aye ste Ree 
Local Government Notices Abs sh ac sat 
Appointments, &c. ... 508 ee 
Government Notices 060 0 ats Ae e 
Water Conservation and Irrigation, &c.—Notice ane 
Water Act, 1912... of nO sce iS aay 
Public Service Notices... Fe ces Ay 
Acts of Parliament Assented to ... Ane Vr oe 
Notices under Real Property Act as ees -£ 


Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906— 
Newcastle Sewerage ... 7 Pes = a 
Courts of Appeal against Assessments for Water Rates 


Notice to Lay Service Pipes ee bce eee 

Railway Service Superannuation Roard= “Noutine cee 
of Candidates for Election ... ba 283 see 

Court Notice te spt 0 5h en bic 

Tenders ive ice vee 

Second-hand Dealers and Collector’ 8 ficensase ‘&e: 

Oyster Culture Leases ,., ae ee ae oe 


Officiating Ministers 
Quarterly Licensing Courts 


but back numbers (for the then current quarter) are supplied | District Courts ser: 136 c 

to yearly subscribers only. Mines Department Notices ee So vee on 
ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may be remitted | Lands Department Notices nA ys 38 see 

by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or N.S.W. Duty Stampe. Forestry notice wy ase ae ve 

P qoetage Stamps will not be accepted, ® Private Advertisements ..0  ...  «s A nf 

Pau COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed to SS The Govern- | Impoundings ah feet eee i 

ment Printer, Sydney.” Industrial Notices ....00 4. sents 

SYDNEY: 


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No. 118.] 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive ‘Council, and wpon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 

the undermentioned officers in the Prisons Depart- 
ment to the positions named,—from the 6th Septem- 
ber, 1928, viz. :— 

Mr. James McGillon, Chicf Clerk, The State Peniten- 
tiary, Long Bay, to be Accountant in the Comp- 
troller-General’s Office, vice Mr. G. F. Windon. 

Mr. Evan William Howell, Clerk, Parramatta Gaol, to 
be Chief ‘Clerk, The State Penitentiary, Long Bay, 
vice Mr. J. MeGillon. 

Mr. John Keith Emerton, Junior Clerk, Crown Land 
Agent’s Office, Casino, to be Junior Clerk in the 
Office of the Public Service Board, vice Mr. L. T. 
Currie, resigned,—from the 24th August, 1918. 


Tre undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions at the places pre- 
ceding their names; from the dates specified, viz. :— 
Michelago—Constable William Aughterson Beggs, vice 
’ Sergeant Bradshaw, transferred,—from the 4th 
September, 1918. 
Teralba—Constable Arthur Wright, vice Constable 
Kell, transferred,—from the 14th August, 1918. 





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HIS Exeelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Henry Horace Connell, Relieving Clerk of Petty. 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at Par- 
ramatta, vice Mr. ©. J. Coghlan, and during the 
absence of Mr. L. W. Broughton, on leave,—from 
the 9th September, 1918; also to act as District 
Registrar in Bankruptcy at Parramatta (to act 
only at such times as the Stipendiary Magistrate 
is unable to perform the duty), Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the Districts 
of Parramatta and Sherbrooke at Parramatta, 
and Registrar of the Court of Review at that 
place, under the ‘‘Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act of 1895,” and Regulations thereunder ,— 
from the same date, 


Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at Armi- 
dale, during the absence of Mr. E. M. Cohen, on 
leave,—from the 5th September, 1918; also to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy iat Armidale 
(to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Armidale at Armidale, and Registrar of the Court 
of Review at the place, under the “Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act of 1895,” and Regu- 
lations thereunder,—from the same date. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


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COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointments of . 

Mr. Francis Thomas Bryant, Assistant, Reading 
Branch (General Division), Government Printing 
Office, as Clerk, Record Branch (Clerical Diyi- 
sion), Government Printing Office; and 

John Grant McGoogan, Storekeeper, Resumed 
Properties Department (General Division), as 
Clerk (Clerical Division), Resumed Properties 
Department. 


[E.M.’s 515 and 516] 


Mr. 


J.C, L. FITZPATRICK. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 


HIS Excellency fhe Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. William Ivon Kidd, Supervising Engineer, First 
Grade, Department of Public Works, as Assistant 
Engineer in the Department,—such appointment 
to take effect from Ist July, 1918. 


Charles Cumming Zeitler, Survey Draftsman, 
Second Grade, Department of Public Works, as 
Survey Draftsman, First Grade, in the Depart- 
ment,—such appointment to take effect from Ist 
July, 1918. 


William Baptist Wall, Architectural Draftsman, 
First Grade, Department of Public Works, as 
Designing Architect in the Department,—such 
appointment to take effect from lst August, 1918. 


R. T. BALL. 


Mr. 


Mr. 





DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
that the following appointments be made in the De- 
partment of Labour and Industry :— 


Mr. Leslie Walter Milton Bennett, First Clerk, 
Ministerial Office, to be Chief Clerk, Ministerial 
Office,—such appointment to take effect from the 
10th June, 1918. 


Alan Mayo Webb, Clerk, Industrial Registrar’s 
Branch, to be Chief Clerk, Industrial Registrar’s 
Branch,—such appointment to take effect from 
the 12th July, 1918. 


. Edgar Joseph Kilpatrick, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Industrial Registrar’s Branch, to be Clerk, 
Industrial Registrar’s Branch,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the 12th July, 1918. 


G. S. BEEBY. 


‘Mr. 





FORESTRY COMMISSION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the appoint- 
ment of 


Mr. Stephen Murtay Tout, Draftsman, Department 
of Lands, as Officer-in-Charge of Leasing and 
Drafting Branches, Forestry Commission,—to 
take effect from the date of entry on duty. 

[1918-4,601] 

W. G. ASHFORD. 





APPOINTMENT ON PROBATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Exceliéncy the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Pubiic Service Board, has been pleased, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the ‘‘Public Service (Tem- 
porary Officers) Act, 1915,’’ to appoint 


Mr. William Charles Canvin, Temporary Clerk, Reg- 
istrar-General’s Department, to be Clerk, on pro- 
bation for six months, in that Department,—from 


the 13th December, 1915. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118. 





(20 Sepr., 1918, 





PROMOTIONS. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 


HIS Exceileney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing promotions in the Audit Department, consequent 
upon the retirement of Messrs. G. Hole and W. H. 
Smith :== 


Mr. Herbert Howarth Wahlberg, Senior Examiner, to 
be Senior Examiner-in-Charge, Appropriation 
Audit. 


Miss Emmeline May Stanford, Clerk, to be Clerk-in- 
Charge of Records. 





Miss May Josephine McDonald, Shorthand-writer and 
‘typist, to be Clerk, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





TRANSFERS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the under- 
mentioned transfers, viz. :— 


Mr. Hugh Colquhoun, Seaman, Pilot Steamer, ‘‘Cap- 


tain Cook,” to be appointed as Pilot Boatman, 
Port Macquarie; and 


Mr. George James William Bradshaw, Pile Light- 
keeper and ‘Tide Signal Attendant, Newcastle, 


to be appointed as Pilot Boatman, Wollongong. 


[H.M. 517] J. C. L, FITZPATRICK. 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 

Mr. Patrick James Sullivan, Emergency Sheriff’s 
Officer, Sydney, of his position in the Public Ser- 
vice,—his last day of service to be the 31st August, 


1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 





RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


THE retirement from the Public Service, in terms of 
section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’ of 


Mrs. Margaret Peake, Matron, George-street Asylum, 
Parramatta, Office of the Director-General of Pub- 
lic Health, is hereby notified. Last day of service, 
3lst March, 1919. 


JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 


Mr. Alfred Henry Sargent, Labourer, Centennial 
Park, Department of Agriculture, will retire 
from the Public Service, under the provisions of 
section 66 of the ‘‘Publie Service Act, 1902,”’— 
with last day of service on 4th October (at noon), 
1918, 

Mr. James Thomas Thompson, Labourer, Centennial 
Park, Department of Agriculture, will retire from 
the Public Service, under the provisions of sec- 
tion 66 of the ‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’—with 
last day of service, 17th February, 1919, 


Mr, James Taylor, Labourer, Centennial Park, De- 
partment of Agriculture, will retire from the 
Public Service, under the provisions of section 66 
of the ‘Public Service Act, 1902,’’—with last 


day of service on 3rd October, 1918. 
W. C. GRAHAME, 





20 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 118. 


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Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918, 
INCREMENTS OF SALARIES TO PUBLIC SERVANTS. 
THE Public Service Board certify that, subject to the 


necessary provision of funds by Parliament, 


the under- 


mentioned officers are entitled, in terms of the Regulations 
made under the ‘‘ Public Service Act, 1902,” to receive the 
salaries set opposite their respective names from the date 


specified in each case. 


W. J. HANNA, : 
KE. H. Wwitsiitee, { Members of the 


J. M. TAYLOR, 


Public Service Board. 





Name. | Salary. 





CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT, 
Avpit OFFICE. 
Clerical Division. 
a £8 


McIarlane, K. B...{ 80 to 100—From 18 September, 


MastTeEr-1n-Lunacy’s OFFIczE. 
Clerical Division. 


Holt, Miss V. F....) 150 to 165—From 18 June, 


1918 


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OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF MENTAL HOSPITALS. 


Clerical Division. 


Jacobsen, MissG.R.| 130 to 150—From 3 September, 


THE TREASURY. 
Heap OFFice. 


Clerical Division. 


Lawless, E. E. C.. 155 to 170—From 1 August, 
Murray, D. Sate 155 to 170—From 1 August, 
Spurway, S. C....... 155 to 170—From 1] August, 
TAXATION DEPARTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 
Reid DECn 62.0.0... {| 120 to 140—From 13 August, 


GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 
General Division. 


90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
{ 95 to 100—From 5 September, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 
90 to 100—From 26 July, 
90 to 95—From 26 July, 


Ashton, Ethel W. 
Moseley, Edith...... 
O’Connor, Annie ... 


PILIGMOUSATY sec... 


Robertson, Amy W. 
Stewart, Lily ...... 
Tinckam, Ethel ... 
Watson, Ellen A.... 
Wells, Alice E. S.... 


Worboys, Elsie...... 





Stores Suprry DEPARTMENT. 
Clerical Division. 
90 to 110—From 31 July, 
100 to 120—From 24 August, 


itzpatrick, Miss G. E... 
Gittitheyen ds 5.5.4 
EXPLOSIVES DEPARTMENT. 


Clerical Division. 
McGrath, D. A. ...{ 


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180 to 195—From 7 September, 1918 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL 


AND OF JUSTICE, 
Heap Orrics. 
General Division. 


Noble, W. J. 95 to 102/10/-—From 30 Sept., 


Petty Szssions BRANCH. 
Clerical Division. 
155 to 170—From 4 September, 
180 to 195—From 12 September, 
75 to 90—From 25 September, 
140 to 155—From 9 September, 
130 to 150—From 24 September, 
155 to 170—From 2 September, 
170 to 185—From 5 September, 
75 to 90—From 4 September, 
170 to 185—From 9 September, 


Blackmore, C. H.... 
Brown, G. W. 


Fee eweeee oe 


Maddocks, Miss L. M... 
Ouiltivesheeberaceei 
Stewart, R. M......: 
Thompson, Miss B. M... 
\Wiatson, As loaranies 





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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL 
AND OF JUSTICE—continwed. 


ReagisTRAR-GENEERAL’sS DEPARTMENT, 


Professional Division. 


© eet oeeees 


Cramp; Wi RR. ...... 
Hughes; W. F........ 
Macpherson, H. K. 
McRae, F. P.. ... 

MeSweeney, he iB 
Richards, A. E. ... 
Roberts, A. K....... 


Abernethy, T. G... 
Blackstone, Miss D.I. M. 


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Leslie, A. M.C. G.. 
Lorger, A. E. . 

Madell, O. K. 
McKenzie, C. ...... 
McLeneghan, P. F. 
McNamara, M. J.... 
Pooley, Miss M. I. Hendy 
Robertson, E. L. ... 
Schroder, J. D....... 
Slattery, J.J. ...... 





Byer, Fi Wit tectscn. 
Tinkler, ¥F. U. J... 


£ £ 

185 to 200—From 19 September, 
185 to 200—From 3 August, 
185 to 200—-From 3 August, 
170 to 185—From 6 August, 
185 to 200—From 12 September, 
155 to 170—From 5 RT, 
185 to 200—From 21 August, 
160 to 175—From 10 September, 
170 to 185—From 10 September, 


Clerical Division. 
69 to 80—From 23 April, 
165 to 180—From 1 September, 
60 to 80—From 10 August, 
190 to 200—From 14 September, 
120 to 140—From 4 August, 
155 to 170—From 7 August, 
150 to 155—From 18 July, 
155 to 170—From 9 August, 
170 to 185—From 11 September, 
80 to 100—From 5 September, 
180 to 195—From 2 September, 
180 to 200—From 14 September, 


165 to 180—From 1 September, 


150 to 155—From 21 July, 

140 to 155—From 5 August, 
120 to 140—From 7 August, 
155 to 170—From 21 August. 
180 to 195—From 8 September, 


PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD. 


Besta bly Het cescceses 
Davis, Miss C, A. 
Todd, Miss C, A.... 
Todd, Miss D, M. 


Clericat Division. 
170 to 185—From 23 August, 
165 to 180—From 1 August, 
130 to 150—From 24. September, 
115 to 135—From 10 August, 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Professional Division. 


Bollinger, U.......... 
Caldwell, A. C...... 
Daley, ion 

Dupen, S. | rap Spel 
Gibbes, H. F. W.... 
Hough, ip Arcswscss 
O’Brien. B, M....... 
Oliver, W.a.Gy sess. 
Sheldon, E. G. ...... 
YOUN over drescaseaes 


Britton, A. A. 

Cartwright. P.. ering 
Jacka, Crk icecussces 
Loomes, T. O. ..... 


Schmutter, R. L. .. 
Spencer, H. C....... 
Trompp, W. L....... 
Wptone Ka Ci ceese 
Whitelaw, J. K. ... 


115 to 135—From 26 July, 

135 to 155—From 4 August, 
115 to 130—From 26 July, 

135 to 155—From 4 August, 
155 to 170—From 13 August, 
170 to 185—From 6 August, 
135 to 155—From 17. August, 
185 to 200—From 29 August, 
160 to 175—From 26 August, 
135 to 155—From } August,’ 


Clerical Division. 
155 to 170—From 30 August, 
120 to 140—From 31 August, 
140 to 155—From 1] August, 
155 to 170—From 6 August, 
140 to 155—From 1] August, 
120 to 140—From 18 August, 
130 to 150—From 5 August, 
60 to 80—From 1 March, 
120 to 140—From 27 August, 
170. to 185—From 7 August, 
120 to 140—From 10 August, 





120 to 140—From 6 August, 
140 to 155—From 5 August, 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 
Professional Division. 


Bates Ret Ve eesncnees 
Coleman, S. E. ...... 
Ghiggino, D. V..... 
Mathews, F. L...... 
Morehouse, N. R... 
Orr’ ReGae ae oe.. 
Preston, 8S. R. B 
Smith, W, C... 


Coyle, Miss V. F... 
Ridley, Miss G. D... 


185 to 200—From 1 July, 

140 to 155—From 1 July, 

135 to 155—From 1 July, 

170 to 185— From 19 August, 
115 to 135—From 26 July, 

115 to 135—From 26 July, 

155 to 170—From 8 September, 
135 to 155—From 7 August, 


Clerical Division. 


165 to 180—From 1 July, 
90 to 110—From 13 August, 


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° Name, Salary. ; Name. Salary. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
Stare CHILDREN’S RELIEF DEPARTMENT. Professional Division. 
Clerical Division, , £ £ 
£ £ Briggs, W. T. ......| 160 to 175—From 10 September, 1918 
5 to 135—From 28 March 1 

Black, Miss T. L....| 60to 75—From 4 April, 1918 <4 te os sade, 28 March’ ite 
Glasheen, Miss E.I.| 60 %0 75—From 16 April, , 191s | Ranson, F. R. ......)4 p55 40 179__From 28 March 1917 
Newcombe, W. A...) 150 to 195—From 1 July, Y91s | 170.¢0 185—)Eromai2si Mach. 1918 

130 to 150—From 10 July, 1918 ; 





Palmer, Miss E. ... 
Olerical Division. 

110 to 130—From 4 June, 1917 

130 to 150—From 4 June, 1918 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT. 


Alzap OFrrtice. 
Clerical Division. 


Davis, ae Be Le | 155 to 170—From 6 September, 1918 
Heffernan, F. B. ..| 120 to 140—From 10 September, 1918 


Sheehan, J. F. ...... | 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 





Clerical Division. 





| Cutcliffe, E. M. 110 to 120—From 4 May, 1918 

VALUER-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT. 100 to 120—From 17 May, 1918 

Clerical Division. Newman, J. A. N.| 100 to 120—From 14 August 1918 

, QiConnor, JD, 110 to 120—From 21 March, 1918 

McDonald, Miss C. 90 to 110-—From 22 August, 7918 | Rogers, K. E 180 't0.195—From 16 ‘September;.. 1918 
itchell, A, B....... 100 to 120—From 25 August, 1918 l Tort BO. | sete as : 

Mitchell, . gust, f LGut, Es, OW) eames 155 to 170—From 21 August, 1918 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 
N.S.W. Boarp or Traber. 

Clerical Division. Clerical Division. 
Trapp, Miss A. F...{ 130 to 150—From 28 July, 1918 | Ellem, S.A. .........{ 155 +0170—From 2 September, 1918 


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NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND FOR 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE ‘“‘PUBLIC 
WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


“BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912.” 





PROCLAMATION 


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PROCLAMATION 


New Sourm Wars, ) By His Excellency Sir WALTER 
to wit. Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 


(zu. 8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


| 

[x purstnance of the power and authority vested in that 

behalf by the ‘‘ Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912,” 
in the Governor of New South Wales, with the advice of the (L.8.) George, Governor of the State of New 
Executive Council, I, Sir Watrer EDWARD Davipson, the W. E. Dayipson, te Wi eleetand. ite Dependencies 
Governor aforesaid, do, with the advice of the Executive Cover “01. in the Common wealth of Australia , 
Council, hereby appoint the following days and dates to be ; 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities mentioned 
hereunder, namely :— 


Monday, 7th October, 1918—Bombala and Queanbeyan Police 
Districts, Ballina, Berry, Maclean, and Nowra Munici- 
palities, Harwood, Tintenbar, and Woodburn Shires, 
The District within a radius of 20 miles of Coff’s Harbour 
Post-oftice, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Settlement, and 
Tottenham District. 


Tuesday, 8th October, 1918—Port Macquarie Police District, 
Quirindi Municipality, and Tamarang Shire. 


Wednesday, 9th October, 1918—Albur y Municipality, 
Crookwell and Trangie Districts, Yanko Shire (not includ- 
ing Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area). 


Saturday, 12th October, 1918—Broken Hill District. 


Monday, 21st October, 1918—Tamworth Municipality, Peel 
and Coekburn Shires. 


Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918—Parkes Municipality and an 
area within 15 miles of the Post-ofiice. 


\ HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
maintaining the tr aie on the existing line of railway 
between Wag ga Wagga and Humula by provision 
of access to ‘Ladysmith Station, which work appears 
to the Commissioners necessary, and is such work as 
the Commissioners are authorised to carry out pursuant 
to the ‘‘Government Railways Act, 1912,’’ as amended 
by the ‘Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 
1916,” and it is estimated that the cost of completing 
such work will not exceed the sum of £20,000: And 
whereas the said land is, in my opinion, required for 
carrying out the said work: Now, therefore, I, the 
Governor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the ‘“‘Public Works Act, 
1912?” do hereby direct that the said work shall be 
carried out under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” by 
the said Commissioners, who, in respect of the said 
work, T hereby declare shall be deemed to be the. Con- 
structing Authority: And in further pursuance of the 
provisions of the said Act, I do hereby direct that the 
ene ae may be acquired and taken iy, the aad te 

F aforesaid under the provisions contained in Division 
By His Excellency’s Command, of Part V of the said Act, and I do declare by this 
DAVID STOREY. pee to be published in the Fae nment Manet: 

cl and in one or more newspapers published or circulate 
[1983] GOD SAVE THE KING! in the Police District wherein the said land is situ- 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of 
September, 1918, 


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ated, that the private lands comprised within the des- 
criptions set forth in the Schedule hereto have been 
resumed for the public purpose hereinbefore expressed, 
that is to say, for maintaining the traffic on the exist- 
ing line of railway between Wagga Wagga and Hu- 
mula by provision of access to Ladysmith Station, to 
the intent that upon the publication of this notifica- 
tion in the Gazette the said land described in the 
Schedule hereto shall forthwith be vested in the said 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty for 
the purposes of the said ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,” 
for an estate in fee simple in possession freed and 
discharged from all trusts, obligations, estates, in- 
terests, contracts, charges, rates, rights of way, or 
other easements whatsoever, and to the intent that 
the legal estate therein, together with all powers in- 
cident thereto, er conferred by that Act, shall be 
vested in such Constructing Authority as a trustee; 
and J declare that the following is the Schedule of 
land hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Tywong county of Wynyard and State of New 
South Wales being part of portion 21 and part of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title registered 
volume 2253 folios 116 to 119 Commencing at the north- 
western corner of the land acquired for railway pur- 
poses by notification in the Government Gazette of 
21st October 1914 and numbered 888 therein and 
bounded thence by part of the eastern boundary of 
the Wagga Wagga to Tumberumba Railway bearing 
5 degrees 9 minutes 45. seconds 2 chains thence on the 
north and east by lines as follow bearing: 95 degrees 
9 minutes 45 seconds 1 chain 185 degrees 9 minutes 
45 seconds 2 chains to the north-eastern corner of 
reference No. 888 aforesaid thence by the northern 
boundary of that resumption bearing 275 degrees 9 
minutes 45 seconds 1 chain to the point of commence- 
ment be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less containing an area of 32 perches or thereabouts 
and numbered 88c¢ on the plan of the Wagga Wagga 
to Tumberumba Railway and said to be in the posses- 
sion of Rose Moran Agatha Moran Gertrude Moran 
and Cecily Moran (tenants in common). 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this fourth day of 
September, in the year of our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and in 
the ninth year of His Majesty’s Reign. 


By His Excelleriey’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





PROCLAMATION—*‘ LIQUOR ACT, 1912.” 
(z.8.) 
W. E. Davipson, 
Governor. 


| Sit Wauter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 
3 State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do in pursuance of the provisions of the 
‘Liquor Act, 1912,” by this my Proclamation, hereby 
amalgamate the Licensing Districts of Shoalhaven and 
Dowling froth 1st October, 1918,—the amalgamated district 
to be known as Shoalhaven Licensing District ; and I do 
prides define the boundaries of such district to be as 
ollows :— 


SHOALHAVEN LicENSING DistrRicr. 


Shoalhaven Licensing District to be the Shoalhaven Police 
District; &s Hotified in Govefhment Gazette No. 201 of 18th 
November, 1914, 

In lien of Shoalhaven and Dowling Licensing Districts, 
proélaimed 10th August, 1910, and 18th November, 1914 
respectively. 3 

Signed aiid sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of Sep- 
tember, 1918: asi ‘ ae tka he 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN GARLAND. 


[19733 GOD SAVE THE KING ! 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 








[27 Supr., 1918, 





PROCLAMATION—‘‘FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


if Sir Watrer Epwarp Davrpson, the Governor of the 
5 . State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in’ the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the “Forestry Act, 1916,” and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 


Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





Tas SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Wyatone, Buanp Suire, Forestry 
Disrrict or Fornes. 


Boxall’s State Forest, No. 681. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Back Creek, county of Bland, in 
the State of New South Wales, embracing an area 
of 1,000 acres, more or less: Commencing at the 
most eastern south-east corner of portion 36, parish 
of Back Creek; and bounded thence by a south and 
a west boundary of portion 4 and a line southerly to 
the north-west side of the 3-chain public road from 
Wyalong to Marsden; by that side of that road 
south-westerly to a voint south of the most southerr 
south-east cornet of portion 386 first mentioned; by 
a line, an east and a south boundary of that portion 
to its most eastern south-east corner, the point of 
commencement. 


Nors.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of: that 
part of reserve 3,973 from sale for preservation and 
growth of timber, notified 27th July, 1887, within 
the above-described boundaries; which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[F. 1918-3,829] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Wyatonc, Buanp SHire, Forestry 
District oF FKorBeEs. 


Wyrra State Forest, No. 680. 


Ail that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parishes of Wyrra and Bimbella, county of 
Bland, in the State of New South Wales, embracing 
an area of 3,200 acres more or less: Commencing at 
the north-east corner of portion 6, parish of Wyrra; 
and bounded thence by the north boundary of that 
portion and part of the north boundary of portion 1 
to a point south of the south-east corner of portion 5; 
by a line, the east and part of the north boundary 
of that portion, the east boundary of portion 14, 
a line, the east boundary of portion 13 to the south 
side of a 150-link road; by that side of that road, 
in the parish of Bimbella, to the western corner of 
portion 5; by the south-west and part of a south 
boundary of that portion to the most westert north- 
west corner of portion 70; by a west boundary of 
portion 70, a line, and part of a west boundary of 
portion 4, parish of Back Creek to the north-east 
corner of portion 86; by the north boundary of that 
portion and a line to the west side of the 3-chain 
public road from Condobolin to Wyalong; and by the 
west side of that road southerly to the north-east 
cornet of portion 6, parish of Wyrra, first mentioned, 
the point of commencement,—excluding that part of 
the public road within the above-described boundaries. 

Notr.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
1,825 from sale for preservation and growth of 
vee notified 3rd November, 1879, which is hereby 
revoked. 


[F. 1918-3,829] 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Wyanonc, Bianp Sure, Forestry 
District oF Fores. 


Back Creek State Forest; No. 682. 


All that area or tract of country coniprising part of 
the parish of Back Creek, county of Bland, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 2,400 
acres, more or less: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 30, parish of Back Creek ; and bounded 
thence by part of the west boundary of portion 12, the 
west boundary of portion 16, a nofth-west boundary of 
portion 28 to a south-west boundary of travelling 
stock reserve 16,833, notified 8rd December, 1892: bv 
part of that boundary of that reserve north-westerly to 
a point 162 chains west of the west boundary of portion 
12, by a line northerly to the north-eastern boundary 
of the travelling stock reserve; by part of that 
boundary of that reserve to the soutli-east side of the 


27 Sir, 1918.} 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4745 





3-chain public road from Wyalong to Marsden; by 
that side of that road north-easterly to the south- 
west corner of Improvement Lease 1,866; by the south 
boundary of that lease and part of the west and the 
south boundary of portion 30 first-mentioned to its 
south-east corner, the point of commencement. 

Norrt.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of that part 
of reserve 3,973 from sale for preservation and growth 
of timber, notified 27th July, 1887, within the above- 
described boundaries, which part is hereby revoked. 

By this proclamation it is not intended that that 
part of travelling stock reserve 16,838, notified 3rd 
December, 1892, shall cease to be a travelling stock 
reserve. ° 
[ i’. 1918-3,829] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second 
day of September, 1918. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. C. GRAHAME, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





[500] 








“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,’ AND 
AMENDING ACTS, 





PROCLAMATION. 


(iiss; 
W. P.,CULLEN, 
3, Deputation from His Excellency the, Governor. 


Sir Watter EpwArp DaAvipson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencics, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Cecuncil, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the “Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, hereby order that the powers set out, in the 
Schedule hereto be conferred, and do hereby confer 
such powers on the Councils of the respective Muni- 
cipalities and Shire named in such Schedule. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 

POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF HAMILTON 
(1918-215-148-253). 

The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers which 

are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 

XxvI. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. : 

XLV. Tho regulation and control of the solicita- 


tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose. 

Lh. The regulation and collection of fees for 
the agistment of animals on commons 
or other lands under the control of 
municipal councils. 





POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF PICTON 


(1918-279-146-493), 
_The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular pewers may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conterred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 

Iv. The watering of streets. 

Vv. The compulsory connection of buildings in 
municipalities, towns, and villages with 
the sewers of the Council, and the re- 
moval and disposal of sewage. 

vu. The establishment and maintenance of fire 


brigades and stations in towns. 


x: The construction, establishment, and main- 
tenance within its area of cattle sale- 
yards and abattoirs, 


J 


The provision and maintenance and man- 

agement of public cemeteries. 

provision, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public urinals, closets, and 
lavatories. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of places of public recreation 
or improvement. 

The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public libraries. 

The provision, maintenance, and manage- 
ment of schools of art, reading rooms, 
and mechanics’ institutes. 

The regulation— 

(a) of hoardings; and 

(6) of the posting or painting of bills, 
signs, or advertisements. 

The rearrangement and beautification of 
the area, and the acquisition of land, 
streets, buildings, é&c., therefor, to- 
gether with the sale or lease of land 
or buildings after such rearrangement. 

The carrying out jointly by Councils of 
undertakings authorised by the Act, for 
the mutual benefit of their areas, and 
the joint control, regulation, manage- 
ment, and maintenance thereof. 

The inspection and regulation of the whole- 
sale and retail sale and of the storage 
and exhibition for sale of fish, and of 
oysters and crustaces, and of rabbits, 
poultry, and game, 

The regulation and supervision of tke 
manner, route, and times of driving 
animals in public places. 

Tho regulation of the erection of build- 
ings as to height, design, structure, 
materials, building line, sanitation, the 
proportion of any lot which may be 
occupied by the building or buildings 
to be erected thereon; and the sub- 
division of land for building purposes 
so as to secure due ways of access to 
the rear as well as to the front of 
buildings erected, or to be erected, 
thereon. 

Tho regulation and control of the solicita- 
tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose. 

The advertising of the advantages of the 
area for purposes of settlement or 
touring 

The supply and sale of stone or gravel 
from the Council’s quarries or pits. 


XV. 


MVE. he 


XXVI. 


XXVII. 


XXX. 


XXXIII. 


XXXIV. 


XXXVI, 


XXXVI. 


XLII. 


XLIII. 


XLV. 


Lif. 


LIT. 





POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE MUNICIPALITY OF WARIALD# 
(1918-315-141-682). 

The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers which 
are conferred, are set out hereunder :— 


Paragraph. Function. 
xxvil. The establishment, maintenance, and man- 
agement of public libraries. 
xL1. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 


storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery, by carcase or 
otherwise, of meat for human con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat and of any 
blood, offal, or other refuse. 


POWER CONFERRED UPON THE COUNCIL OF 
THE SHIRE OF UPPER HUNTER 
(1918-31-112-470). 

The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power which 
is conferred, are set out hereunder :— 

Function. 
The extirpation of noxious weeds, pests, 
vermin, and animals, not being animals 


which have been or may hereafter be 
deelared noxious under the ‘‘Pastures 


Paragraph, 
vill. 


Protection Act, 1902,” or any Act 
amending the same, [1801] 


4746 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, [27 Supr., 1918, 


Goethe Ue WOR 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906, AND AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION. 





(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

J, Sir Wattrr Epwarp Dayinson, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the Local Government Act, 1906, and 
Acts amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out hereunder, Regu- 
lation No. 6, respecting the Accounts of Municipalities, applying to Muni- 
cipalities, proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 19th November, 1998, and 
subsequently amended, by inserting after clause 12 of the Regulation the 
following clause: — 


12a. (a2) The Council may authorise the Mayor to provide the Town Clerk 
with an advance from the General Fund or any other fund of the Council 
in which expenditure on workmen’s wages is being regularly incurred. 


(b) The advance shall not exceed £50 (fifty pounds), and shall be 
placed to the credit of the Council in a Bank, which shall be authorised to 
pay therefrom cheques signed by the "Town Clerk. 

(c) The Town Clerk may use such advance for the purpose of paying 
the wages of any of the workmen engaged on the Council’s work who are 
being paid off at a time other than the Council’s regular pay-day. All pay- 
ments shall be made by cheque, and receipts shall be obtained therefor. 
The advance shall not be used for any purpose other than the payment of 
wages as aforesaid. 


(d) Before drawing any cheques against the advance for wages the 
r . . i . no 
Town Clerk shall obtain a time-sheet for each workman being paid off. 
Such time-sheet shall be checked and certified by the Engineer; or where 
there is no Engineer, by the Overseer of Works; or where there is no 
Engineer or Overseer of Works by the Foreman or Ganger or other person 
who has supervision over the workman concerned. 


(e) The Town Clerk shall open in the General Ledger an account which 
shall be ealled the “ Wages Advance Account,” and shall debit thereto all 
advanees made under this Regulation. 


(f) The Town Clerk shall keep an account of all moneys paid to the 
“Wages Advance Account,” and of all disbursements made therefrom. 
At. each meeting of the Council the Town Clerk shall submit a summary 
of the disbursements since the previous mecting of the Council, and specify 
to what works or accounts such disbursements are chargeable. If the 
Council approve of such disbursements, the Town Olerk shall pay the 
amount thereof by cheque to the credit of the “Wages Advance Account.” 


(g) At or within six (6) days before the end of each half-year, or at 
any time when called upon to do so by the Council or the Mayor, the 
Town Clerk shall draw a cheque for the full amount at the eredit of the 
Wages Advance Account in the Bank, and the amount shall be paid into 
and duly accounted for in the fund to which it properly belongs. 


[1918-187-504-472 ] | 
Signed and sealed, at Sydney, this fourth day of September, 1918. 
By His Excelleney’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 
[1273] GOD SAVE THE KING! - yt 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1906-17. 





PROCLAMATION. 
Cosy 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
I, Sir Watrer Epwarp Davmson, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in pursuance of the 


power and authority vested in me by the Local Government Act, 1906, as 
amended by subsequent Acts, do hereby amend, as set out in the Schedule 








27 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 4747 





hereto, Ordinances Nos. 10 and 13 applying to Shires, under the said Local 
Government Act, 1906, as so amended, respecting “Voting by Post at 
Elections,” and “Voting by Post at Polls of Electors and Ratepayers,” 
respectively. 


[1918-17-174-170] 
Signed and sealed, at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of September, 1918. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ScHEDULE. 
ORDINANCE No. 10. 


[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 1908, and subse- 
quently amended.| 


The Ordinance is amended by the omission of the Schedule to clause 6, 
and the insertion of the following Schedule in lieu thereof :— 














ScHEDULE. 

A gy Gummed Lage. : B 
eee eo eee Uh RO ame ee ee a ee as ae eae eRe ae 
: Line of Perforations. H 

: How to Vote. 
: 1, The elector must mark his vote on this ballot-paper by making a cross in the : 
. square opposite the name of each candidate for whom he votes. : 
' 2. He must vote for the full number of candidates to be elected ; neither more : 
!s nor less. ‘ : : 
s is 3. After marking the ballot-paper according to the above directions, he must .;' 
~ i= himself fold it along the thick black line below ; then gum the top and sides of the §} 
© 12 paper down so that the letters A A and B B in the corners meet. Si os 
3S ts 4. After doing this, fill in and sign the paper below at the place provided,in the =: & 
§ ‘Qi presence of either another elector of the same Shire, or of a Justice of the Peace, =! 2 
Ss i> or of the Returning Officer, or Substitute Returning Officer, or any clergyman, at = 
&S ig medical practitioner, solicitor, station-manager, bank manager, postmaster, school *! & 
‘5 teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, or a person whose name is on the State 3; §& 
‘Electoral Roll for an electorate comprising any part of the Shire, and get such 9: = 
: person to sign as witness, and in the space provided state his occupation, if any, eo 
: and his full postal address. ' 
: 5. Then place the paper in the accompanying envelope, which is addressed to the H 
: Returning Officer ; close up and seal the envelope, and post it at the post office in : 
: sufficient time to reach the Returning Officer before 6 p.m. on........... PIDs ‘ 
‘ en (Initials of the Returning Officer.) ' 
ERE ES OR PT OR ERR EE SEE > ern mmmrees none 
H Fold the paper here. i 
: Ballot-paper. 
iis RGU gai ena Rely aes ae DER eye Meee He eee he [here insert name] Shire. : 
‘ Election (or extraordinary election) of............ [here insert number] Councillors ; 
he RGUU ON aieicis nia siete oats eveuntelete [insert day appointed for election]. a: 
: 15 = 
= is Candidates. ei = 
x iS 1 Brady, Samuel. Bi . 
= ia () Clarke, John (Tenterfield). ec) = 
5 hey OO Clarke, John (Blackacre). mi § 
S is O Pavis, Charles. gi & 
iS © Smith, George (Grazier, Tenterfield). a: 
; OO Smith, George (Storekeeper, Tenterfield), : 
: (] Williams, Herbert. 

Bf bo ieenenncteteerenceceeenseneee sus Die of Perforations, 
PX: Guinmed edge, B 
MAN So oe eee er Lene Of Pci jonitone a. ky uml aA eeeI eR 
Declaration. 

sfatepiaverstt sities phiregeRidin ge rijeaes. cece Olling Placeedssaes te ce. +02 
on, am the person whose name appears as.............. Obse a Ses in the roll of electors for 
GbE Reocnendr tc Ofmrelneisste si. Shire. 
(b) Tam qualified to vote as..............8. [insert whether as ‘ owner?’ or “ occupier,” as defined in 


Part VII of the “ Local Government Act, 1906’7] 

(c) If qualified as “ owner” leave this paragraph in and strike out neat paragraph. Y have not already 
voted at the present election in or for the abovementioned Riding of the abovementioned Shire. 

(qd) (If qualified as“ cecupier’’ leave this paragraph in and strike out the last preceding paragraph. 

have not already voted at the present election in or for any Riding of the abovementioned Shire, 

and [I still retain the qualification under which I was enrolled. 
And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true in each and every 
particular, and by virtue of the provisions of the ‘* Oaths Act, 1900.” 


SLOTS UU aaah Sartor «6. sige: Ta eeeeaia se 
Elector. 
S Witness. j.sieetasttan ee atreeae ciate Dateseh Matera srtertatearevere 
Occupation and postal address...,.........2eceeessees 
Date, criss .6 eee eucdeh x sats, 16's c'e [ore 
BIACE cos occas aes 


‘3 Witness must be either an elector of the same Shire, a J.P., the Returning Officer, the Substitute 
Returning Officer, or a clergyman, medical practitioner, solicitor, station-mamager, bank manag 
postmaster, school teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, or a persion whose name is on the § er, 
Electoral Roll for an electorate comprising any part of the Shire. t te 

RL SAE EASIER SR NT AAA SITAR GENE EIA) “SCE ASP PL I SD 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sepr., 1918. 





ORDINANCE No. 13. 
[As proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 14th May, 1908, and subse- 
quently amended. 
The Ordinance is amended by the omission of the Schedule thereto and 
the insertion of the following Schedule in lieu thereof :— 
SCHEDULE TO ORDINANCE No. 33. 
fart 1. 








A} Gumined edge. : 8B 


ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee 


Line of Perforations. 








: DIRECTIONS." 
: Mark your vote as shown below, After you have done so, fold this part along 
i the black line below. Gum the top and sides of the paper down, so that the letters.) 
so ‘3 AA and BB in the corners meet. Then fill in and sign the declaration below the $; | 
|= poll-paper, and get your signature witnessed by some other elector of the same &} © 
% !35 shire, or by a Justice of the Peace, or by the Returning Officer, or by the Substitute 3! & 
ss iS Returning Officer, or a clerzyman, medical practivioner, solicitor, station manager, < 3 
= i, bank manager, postmaster, school teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, ora person Q: = 
2 1S Whose name is on the State Electoral Roll for an electorate comprising any part of ~! = 
* ‘3 the shire. Then place the paper in the accompanying envelope, whichis addressed g; 3 
S ‘= to the Returning Officer, and endorsed, ‘‘ Poll re......... sere. Lhen closeup tbe 38: ~ 
‘3 envelope, and post it at the post-office in sufficient time to reach the Returning SS: 
Officer on’ OY DELOFEE P.M. ON. cess ew ees selec ce paeg Osc os ' 
i Returning Officer. : 
a “ ~ ~ "sr crmamecmcray 
; ~~“Afler yoting fold along this line. ‘ 
a feds) WOR hy OP PPAR ETE ROE ree ae AOR MEEBO Or O WOR Shire. : 
So MARR  ED AAD RE PESTS MRRAME WS) SESAME L ISS ME ee etale ee ele See) a ane Urban Area. : 
‘ Poll of Ratepayers taken on the.,........-.5+-++- Gay Of... .- 0-00 2 pill Deeteaiy « : 
. PoOLL-PAPER. nd 
es QUESTION :—Are you in fayour of the Shire Council being granted the rightto §: 
& :$ exercise, with respect to the above-named Urban Area, the following additional 3: & 
Z tS powers :— Si us 
3 ‘> [Here set out seriatim the powers proposed to be acquired, using the words 3: > 
= 38 cf the Act.) ui os 
Bi. vite suerneeetar eer ae ean shemurine es —(8 cnet NS Py a eae anti tncccrerorvancsecnenar Sha ee 
SO ne One mere ne Rae nto a wer see rae ape wear Hae tne wo Peo CoH OS. 
CI See Sere ee oe a eae ER SP Be oa 2 8: 80 
ne “Ss! 
S| If so make across thus X in the square opposite the word YES printed hereunder: 4: 
: If not, make the cross in the square opposite the word NO. : 
Vote here. : 
' Ci YES 
i Bewe : 
AO hy eee ae Line cf Perlorations. » fee eee 
A: Gummed edge. ' 8B 





Line of Perforation. 


Declaration, 

elt opel iho wemeteeiaah ast ee ee Shire, so ieee gleicketieteelhelor «Me DATA Rei. 
Polling Places seen eririeren : 
Poll 42) -eie.ccte cepetrsee Spin essacar 
Token oni ye eeu cn sieve ese 

(a) T am the person whose name appears aS ...... 0... erence cece ee eee shine puibeys cewek eicieucise 
inthe voll of ratepayers for Riding ..................5. OL Det gip oy attospricioeras Shire, haying 
qualification in respect of land situated within the Urban Aren of ............-2006- ; 

(b) Lam qualified to yote as ..)..5)..0.+0.-0--- [Insert ‘ owner” or ‘ occupier.’’) 

; (c) I haye not already voted at the above-mentioned poll. . 


(4) Uf enrolled under qualification of ocewpier):—I still retain the qualification under which I 
was enrolled, 
And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true in each and 
every particular, and by virtue of the provisions of the Oaths Act, 1900. 


SLOW AINITG: sis a's i nessis wesc ee Saye sacra iG 

Datiarys Wo. eae Be ies eietre Yd 
PAIN AURNCSD Iov iste Gioucisers cook Soret eee mete te 
DEN EY 5 ay Ore IE DE Sets ohh PE 
PRUE Diss tS hi.ait.c eis Mudie Oe Goa ae 


* Witness must be either an eleotor of the same shire, a J.P., the Returaing Officer, or the 
Substitute Returning Officer, or.a clergyman, medical practitioner, solicitor, station manager, 
bank manager, postmaster, scheol teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, or a person whose name 
is on the State Llectoral Roll for an electorate comprising any ‘part of the Shire, 


27 Sepr., 1918.] 





Part 2. 

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: Line cf Beiforatiwns. ' 

: DIRECTIONS, ' 

: r Mark yonr vote as shown below. Aiter you have done so fold this part along |} 

: 2 the black line below. Gum the top and sides of the paper down, so that the letters &! 

«= |: AA and BB in the corners meet. Then fill in and sign the declaration below the .3: xg 
(8 poll-paper, and get your signature witnessed hy some other elector of the same ~ oa 
s eS shire, or by a Justice of the Peace, or by the Returning Officer, or by the Substitute #; v2 
= 1S Returning Officer, or a clergyman, a medical practitioner, solicitor, station manager, S$) = 
= 0S bank manager, postmaster, school teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, or a person Ay; & 
2 '\. whose name is on the State Electoral Rall for an Electorate comprising any part ww: & 
& i S$ of the Shire. Then place the paper in the accompanying envelope, which is >; & 
i.3 addressed to the Returning Officer, and endorsed “ Poll r¢..........++.+++ vhen si 
‘4 close up the envelope, and post it at the post-office in sufficient time to reach the Q} 

' Returning Officer on or before 6 p.m. ON..........02-+--e- pil ORAied ; 
Returning Officer. ; 
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he POLL-PAPER. Ay 
~ «3 QUESTION :—Are you in favour of the Council being granted the right to exercise .§! | 
28 the following additional powers :— = | oe 
aed ee [Here sect out seriaiim the pcwers propesed to be acquired, using the words =! AS 
s i yg ef the Act.) es: 8 
Sa ele ca SB BAAR ge a hace eceuistod yisce orfaec eg snnagenenene Se eedecls Aa Ssaeae aera ner >! s 
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: Vote heve. 

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O No. 

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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 





SCHEDULE TO ORDINANCE No. 13. 


Declaration. 
AO UME Maa pono aun Shire RUG oF re ralcteteseieanaisiaictesata aia’ isin 
Polling Place... n 0... 0.-4 sles 0. 
p08 NN AS es. Ate A aRIOOe 
AKON OB asa scree Pelete oe ss vee 
(4) lam the person whose name Appears AS......... cence ee eee eres OE Fis sgieids ares eee skiss 
in the roll of ratepayers foy Riding... ..25.........eeneess ENE o 0 ear eal ats, evs ‘eee Motes y Shire. 


'L) Tam qualified to yote as.......,............[Znsert * owner”’ or “ occupier’) 
(c) Thave not already voted at the above-mentioned poll. : : 
(i) (If enrolled under qualification cf occupier) —I still retain the qualification under which I was 
enrolled, 
And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true in each and 
every particular, and by virtue of the provisions of the Oaths Act, 1900. 


BIO R ALARA Sacer ae’ a. nao cba 8 re ees oe 

{OUTS etn dea raetne Pieri Cuan te 
TOUTE EERE Nobile see siie ss aleics Go Os acing tet 
RIALS eT eee eee BE ae Uniele ete gbitle ale fed op 
iris er eely. ce Skee s cokes Mage ils cislleg ete bl telals 


* Witness must be either an elector of the same Shire, a J.P., the Returning Officer, or the 
Substitute Returning Officer, or a clergyman, medical practitioner, solicitor, station manager, bank 
manager, nostmaster, school teacher, storekeeper, officer of police, or a person whose name is on 
the State Electoral Roll for an electorate comprising any part of the Shire. 





4 


49 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION. 


(u.8.) 
W. P. CULLEN, 

By Deputation from His Hxcellency the Governor. 
if Sir Watter Epwarp Dayipson, the Governor of 

>» the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by the ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’? and the Acts amending the 
same, and by the Ordinances thereunder, do, by this 
my Proclamation, apply to the Shire of Nymboida 
Ordinance No. 85, respecting ‘‘Public Gates’? pub- 
lished in Government Gazette of 14th May, 1908, 
together with all amendments thereof subsequent to 
the aforesaid date. 
[1918-400-166-327 ] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, ; 


By His Excellency’s Command, i 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. | 


[1623] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Eamtinem Tiats) Stevo a zi 





erteta ee 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION. 


(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


[ Sir Warirer Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, 
in pursuance of the power and authority vested in 
me by the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’ and Acts 
amending ‘the same, do hereby amend, as _ set out 
hereunder, Ordinance No. 83, respecting ‘‘Ferries,”’ 
applying to Municipalities, proclaimed in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 14th May, 1908, and subsequently 
amended. 

Clauses 5 and 6 of the Ordinance are omitted, and 
the following clauses are inserted in lieu thereof :— 


Duty of ferryman. 

5. The contractor, caretaker, ferryman, or other 
person. working the ferry shall convey across the 
river or stream whore such ferry plies any person 
demanding to be so conveyed, with his or her beast 


4750 





of burden or draught, or carriage, or other vehicle 
at the times provided in a time-table approved by 
the Council; and, in cases where no time-table has 
been approved, at any time demanded, unless by 
reason of adverse weather, risk of loss of life or 
property would thereby be involved. For such con- 
veyance a charge shall not be made, except in the 
case of the ferries known as the ‘‘Dobie-street Ferry,” 
in Grafton Municipality; the ‘“‘West Kempsey Ferry,” 
in Kempsey Municipality; and the ‘Pitt Town 
Ferry,’? in Windsor Municipality, at which ferries 
tolls may be charged and collected in accordance 
with the scale fixed by the respective Councils and 
approved by the Governor, under section 103 of the 
Local Government Act. 


Ferry free. 


caretaker, or ferryman shall 


6. No contractor, 


demand, receive, or extort from any ‘person any 
toll, fee, gratuitv, bonus, or charge {for services 


rendered in ferrying any person or any animal or 
vehicle, except in the case of the ferries known as 
the ‘‘Dobie-street Ferry,’’? the ‘‘West Kempsey 
Ferry,’’ and the ‘‘Pitt Town Ferry’’ aforesaid, at 
which ferries the contractor, caretaker, or ferryman 
may demand and receive such ferry tolls as have 
been fixed by the aforesaid Councils, respectively, 
and approved by the Governor, under section 103 
of the Local Government Act. 
[1918-324-7-617 ] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day 
of September, 1918. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


[1802] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


PROCLAMATION, 
(1..8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
I Sir WattER Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

9 . the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council of the said State, in 
parce of the power and authority vested in me 
xy the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,’? and Acts 
amending the same, do hereby amend, as set out here- 
under, Regulation No. 4, respecting Servants of 
Councils, applying to Municipalities, proclaimed in 
the Government Gazette of 4th May, 1917, by inserting 
at the end of the last proviso to ciause 5 the following 
proviso :— 

Provided that in the case of any Municipality 
situated in or on the boundaries of the Western Divi- 
sion, where the Council has advertised in the Sydney 
and local newspapers for a certificated clerk, and has 
not received any applications for the position from 
properly qualified applicants, it may, upon making 
avplication for and obtaining the approval of the 
Minister, appoint a person who does not hold a certi- 
jicate to be clerk, at a salary not exceeding that 
advertised. 

In the event of such person subsequently vacating 
the position, the Council shall again advertise in the 
Sydney and local newspapers for a certificated clerk. 
[1918-137-507-472] . 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eleventh day of 
September, 1918. f 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 


tie rere 


NOTIFICATION. 
(u.8.) 
. Ww. P. CULLEN, 
By Deputation from His Excellency the Governor. 
| Sir Watrer Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
« _ the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursu- 




















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sepr., 1918. 


ance of the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1906,’’ as amended by subsequent Acts, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Noti- 
fication, hereby fix the respective rates mentioned 
in the Schedule hereto as the maximum water ratey 
on the improved capital value and on the unimproved 
capital value, respectively, which may be levied by 
the Council of the Municipality of Brewarrina under 
the “Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905,’? in the portion of the Municipality named in 
the Schedule hereto liable to water rates. 





ScHEDULE. 





Maximum Water Rate. 
Hare of Mum cnet, On Unimproved Capital 


On Improved Capital 
Value. 


Value. 














Brewarrina ... ...| 8°6 pence in the £| 17°1 pence in the £ 





[1918-166-90-87] 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of 
September, 1918. 


By His Hxcellency’s Command, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


[1624 | GOD SAVE THE KING! 


“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1906,” AND 
AMENDING ACTS. 





NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT or APPLICATIONS BY 
Councins FOR ADDITIONAL POWERS. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1906,” 
as amended by subsequent Acts, hereby notifies that 
applications under section 110 of the said ‘‘Local 
Government Act, 1906,’’ as so amended, have been 
received from the Councils of the undermentioned 
Municipalities to acquire the right to exercise the 
powers specified in the Schedule hereto, under the 
names of the said Municipalities respectively. 


Any number of ratepayers of the respective areas 
(not less than fifty, or, if there be less than 300 rate- 
payers on the roll, not less than one-sixth of the rate- 
payers) may petition the Governor, within sixty days 
after the date of this notification, to direct that a 
poll of ratepayers of the respective areas be taken on 
the question whether the powers applied for shall be 
conferred on the respective Councils. Any such peti- 
tion should be sent under cover to the Minister ad- 
ministering the said Local Government Acts, and must 
aly with the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 there- 
under, 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, 
Minister. 


Department of Local Government, 
sydney, 27th September, 1918. 





SCHEDULE. 
APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF PARKES 


(1918-274-183-483). 
_ The paragraph of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular power may be acquired, and the power for 


which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder :— 


Nature or ADDITIONAL POWER APPLIED FOR. 


Paragraph. Function. 
XLV, The regulation and control of the solicita- 


tion or collection in public places of 
gifts of money, or of subscriptions for 
any purpose, 


{ 


27 Sepr., 1918.] 





APPLICATION FROM THE COUNCIL OF THE 
MUNICIPALITY OF SMITHFIELD AND 
FAIRFIELD 


(1918-298-159-562). 


_The paragraphs of section 109, under which the par- 
ticular powers may be acquired, and the powers for 
which the Council has made application as prescribed 
in section 110 (b), are set out hereunder ;— 

Nature or AppITionaL PowkERs APpLiep For. 

Paragraph. 


VII. 


Function, 


The establishment and maintenance of fire 
brigades and stations in towns. 


xx. The manufacture and supply of electricity. 


xu1. The regulation and supervision of the sale, 
storage, exhibition for sale, conveyance, 
and mode of delivery by carcase or 
otherwise of meat for human. con- 
sumption; and of the disposal and re- 
moval of other meat and of any blood, 
ofial, or other refuse. [1819] 


a 





[2004] Premier’s Department, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


H IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 

that he has received a Despatch from the 
Secretary of State for the Colonics intimating that 
His Majesty the King has been pleased to approve 
of Imperial Service Medals being awarded to the 
undermentioned ex-officers of the New South Wales 
Public Service :— 


Late of the 
Police Department. 


Late of the 
Prisons Department, 


W. A. HOLMAN. 


Mr. Dennis Coates, 
Mr. Edmund Reid, 


Mr. W. W. Lammas, 


Mr. A. A. Sykes, f 





[2005] 


Premier’s Department, 
Syaney, 27th September, 1918. 


H* Mixcellency the Governor directs that it be 

notified that he is in receipt of a Despatch 
from the Secretary of State for the Colonies inti- 
mating that Monsieur Cesar R. Campana has been 
appointed Congsui-General of France at Sydney for 
tne six Australian States and for the Fiji Islands. 
As this gentleman is a ‘Consul de Carriére,”’ steps 
are being taken for the issue to him of His Majesty’s 
Kxequatur. His Excellency has also been advised by 
Monsieur Campana that he assumed the duties of the 
position on 19th August, 1918. 


W. A. HOLMAN. 





APPOINTMENTS. 


* CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Councii, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned gentlemen to the. Commission of the 
Peace for the State of New South Wales, viz. :— 


Albert Ernest Beaumont, of Kalohi, Barney-strect, 
Drummoyne; 

Albert Hossack, of Lee-street, Wellington ; 

William John Blekemore, of Shirley, Ballimore, via 
Dubbo ; 

George Lamb, of Moore-street, Austinmer ; 

Joseph Oswaid Miller, of Yarrum, Claremont-road, 
Enfield 5 

Henry Charles Rourke, of Karoola, Church-street, 
Randwick ; 

Charles Thomas Smith, of Garah; 

Cecil George Leslie Sykes, of Australian Bank of Com- 
merce, Limited, Mundooran; 

pe Arthur Symonds, of 68 Cross-street, Double 

ay ; 

Alfred Kekwick Warner Ward, Deputy Registrar for 

; New South Wales of Commonwealth War Loan 
Stock, Commonwealth Bank, Sydney; 

Joseph Wills, of Kangaloon ; 

William Luckie, of Mundooran,—Esquires; and 

The Reverend James Auchinleck-Ross, of Hillgrove. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


4751 


CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of 


Acting Inspectors Alfred Hother Lucas and Richard 
Nancarrow_being confirmed in the rank of In- 
spector of Police, Third Class,—from the 1st Sep- 


tember, 1918. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
ixecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


George Henry Hodgson, Wsquire, to be Deputy Licens- 
ing Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the 
Licensing District of Walgett, to act only during 
the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, for a 
further period not exceeding six months,—from 
the 6th October, 1918. 


THE undermentioned gentlemen to be ‘‘Appointed 

Members”’ of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing 

Districts preceding their names :— 

Milparinka—Francis John Madden, Esquire, vice J. 
Kershaw, Esquire, deceased. 

Mitchell—John ‘Thomas Lane, Esquire, vice KE. C. 
King, Esquire, resigned. 

Hartley—Robert Pillans, Esquire, vice J. G, Conen, 
Esquire, deceased. 

Berrima—John Wensley Cunningham, Esquire, J.P., 
vice A. H. Garraway, Esquire, resigned. 


JOHN GARLAND. 








DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Patrick Blackall, Esquire, M.D., M.Ch. M.A.O., R. 
Univ., Ireiand, as Government Medical Officer 
at Queanbeyan, vice Dr. S. L. Richardson, re- 


signed. 
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS fxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council and upon the recommendation ot 

the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 

undermentioned Police Officers being appointed In- 

spectors under the Tobacco. Act (47 Victoria No, 12), 

viz. :—- 

Second Class Constable Edward Aubrey McCarthy, 
stationed at Tumbulgum, as from 7th September, 
1918, vice First Class Constable G. L. Blackwell, 
transferred. 

Third Class Inspector George Milton Evans, stationed 
at Redfern,—as trom 1st September, 1918. 

[ii.M. 540] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 








APPOINTMENT UNDER THE “DAIRY 
INDUSTRY ACT, 1915.” 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
It is hereby notified, for public information, that 
Huis Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 


Mr. John Graham McMillan, Manager Berry Experi- 
ment Karm, Department of Agriculture, being 
appointed to act as Inspector under section 8 of 
the ‘‘Dairy Industry Act, 1915,.”’ 


W. C. GRAHAME. 


[2007] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


| i is hereby notified, for public information, that, the 

undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Acting 
Inspectors, under Regulation No. 82 of the abovenamed Act, 
for the sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep to travel from 
the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. :— 

BREWARRINA, 
Mr. Leslie T, Garvin, of Goodooga. 
{1918-7,195-71 P.P.] 
EDEN. 
Sergeant Third Class James Donnelly, of Wolumla, vice 
Sergeant Connelly, transferred. 
[1918-7,222-397 P.P.} 
W. C. GRAHAME, 


4752 


NaW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


{27 SEpt., 1918, 





[2006] 


Department of Agriculture, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


‘* PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in accordance 
with the provisions of section 13 of the abovenamed Act, to 
approve of the appointment of 


Mr. Arthur J. Nesbit, Inspector of Stock for the Pastures 
Protection District of Bombala, 

as Inspector of Stock for the Pastures Protection District of 
Port Macquarie, vice Mr. Stock Inspector E. Kearney, 
services dispensed with,—such appointment to take effect 
from the 2nd September, 1918. 

{1918-7,232-161] 

W, C. GRAHAME, 





[2008] Department of Agriculture, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
‘PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the adyice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased, in accordance 
with the provisions of section 13 of the abovenamed Act, to 
approve of the appointment of 


Mr. James Kenny 


as Inspector of Stock for the Pastures Protection District of 
Bombala, vice Mr. A. J. Nesbit, transferred to the Pastures 
trotection District of Port Macquarie,—such appointment to 
take effect from the 2nd September, 1918. 
(1918-7,231-161 P.P.} 

W. C. GRAHAME. 


{2010} Department of Agriculture, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, has approved of the services of 
Mr. Edward Kearney, as Inspector of Stock and Deputy. 
Registrar of Brands for the Pastures Protection District of 
Port Macquarie, being dispensed with, the last day of service 
being 13th August, 1918. 

[1918-7,233-161 P.P.] 

W. C. GRAHAME. 





NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF PROCLAMATION, 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the proclamation 
issued under the provisions of the ‘* Stock Act, 1901,” 
Part IV, dated 5th day of October, 1916, and published in 
the Government Gazette of the 13th October, 1916, absolutely 
prohibiting for a period of twelve months from the 15th 
October. 1916, the importation or introduction into New 
South Wales of any swine from the States of Victoria, 
Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia, except 
as therein provided, being renewed for a further period of 
twelve months,—from the 15th October, 1918. 


W. C. GRAHAME. 


[1918-4,189-161} F2101] 





[1963] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


iS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Mxecutive Council, has, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mr. 
Harry Smith’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,328, of 
500 yards, at Manning River, being renewed for a 
period of five years from the lst December, 1918, at 
an annual rental at the rate of 10s. per 100 yards, 
or a total rental of £2 10s. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


T 1S Bxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
fA rxecutivye Council, has been pleased, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the “Sydney Corporation Amend- 
ment Act, 1905,’’ and the ‘‘Sydney Corporation 
Amendment Aci, 1906,’’ to grant approval’ for the 
resumption by the Municipal Council of Sydney of 
certain land, which is required for the purpose of 
widening Rosedank-street and Premier-lane, public 
ways within the City of Sydney, and for the carrying 
out of improvements in and remodelling that portion 
of the City in the vicinity of such public ways. 


GEORGE W. ®ULLER. 


[1954] 


[2003] Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


- IS Excellency the Governcr, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the Fisheries Acts, approved of Mrs. Amy Wanglade’s 
Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,556, of 190 yards, at Hawkesbury 
River, being renewed for a perind of five years from the 1st 
December, 1918, at an annual rental of 13s, 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


— 


[1952] 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


INFANTICIDE.—£50 REWARD. 


 HeREAs on the 16th day of August, 1918, the 

dead body of a newly born male infant was 
found in a trunk at Lynfield College, situated in 
Fitzroy-street, Tamworth: And whereas at an ad- 
journed inquest held on the 26th idem, before the 
District Coroner, the following verdict was returned : 
—‘T find that the said male infant, name unknown, 
was found dead with certain marks of violence on his 
body, and that the cause of his death was suffocation ; 
and I further find that some person or persons to me 
unknown, on cr about the 6th day of August, 1918, 
at Tamworth aforesaid, did feloniously and maliciously 
murder the said male infant’’: Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Vifty Pounds (£50) will he 
paid by Government for such information as shall lead 
to the apprehension and conviction of the guilty per- 
sons or persons. In addition to the ahove reward, His 
Excellency the Governor will he advised to extend a 
free pardon to any accomplice, not being the person 
who actually caused the death of the said infant, who 
shall first give such required information. This reward 
to remain in force for three months only. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





[1958] Department of Education, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


ibe is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish an Infants’ Public School at 


Crssnock WEST, NEAR CESSNOCK. 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


— 





11959] Department of Public Instruction, 
Sydney, 2lst September, 1918. 


EUGOWRA SCHOCOL OF ARTS 
ApPpoInTMENT OF TRUSTEE. 


T is hereby notified, for general infermation, that 

the office of George Greenhalgh, Esquire (resigned), 
as a Trustee of the land held for the purposes of a 
School of Arts at Hugowra has been declared vacant, 
and that the undermentioned gentleman has been 
elected in his place as a Trustee, at a special gencral 
meeting of the members, held in accordance with the 
provisions of the 14th section of the ‘Trustees of Schools 
of Arts Enabling Act, 1902.” I, therefore, as Minister 
of Publie Instruction, in pursuance of the power given 
me in the same section, hereby approve of the urder- 
mentioned gentleman to be a Trustee of the aforesaid 
institution, namely :— 


Laurence Kirpy, Esquire, 
AUGUSTUS JAMES. 


[1961 ] 





Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 16th September, 1918. 


NOTICE. 
“Gags AmENpDMENT Act, 1918.’’ 


] T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 

City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company, Limi- 
ted. having given notice to the Minister, in terms of 
section 2 of the ‘‘Gas Amendment Act, 1918,’’ that 
such Company desires that sections 4 and 7 of the 
said Act shali not apply to it, the said Company is in 
all respects subject to the provisions of sections 15 
and 20 of the ‘Gas Act, 1912,’ as they appeared 
prior to the passing of the said ‘‘Gas Amendment Act, 


1918.”? 
G. S. BEEBY, | 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 


27 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4753 








[1999] Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


HIS Excellency the Governor. with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
been pleased to approve of the following Regulations, amending the Regula- 
tions under the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, made by the Judges of 
the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, under the authority 
of the said Acts, which Regulations are now published in accordance with the 
requirements of section 73 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912. 


G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Saturday, the 2ist day of September, 1918. 


We, Caries Girperr Hrypon, Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitra- 
tion, New South Wales, Tuomas Roum, and Herserr Rae Curiewis, 
Additional Judges of the said Court, constituted under the Industrial Arbi- 
tration Act, 1912, do hereby, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon us 
by the said Act, make the following Regulations, amending the Regulations 
of the 30th July, 1918, for carrying out the provisions of the said Act:— 

The Regulations of the 30th July, 1918, are hereby amended by adding 
the following new Regulation after No. 17 of such Regulations :— 

17a. In all cases under Regulation 16 or 17, upon default in the nomi- 
nation ot assessors by any party, the Minister may make all nomina- 
tions necessitated thereby. 

Regulation 89 of the Regulations of the 30th July, 1918, is hereby 
rescinded, and the following new Regulation made in lieu thereof— 

89. Copies of all agreements filed with the Court under Section 52K 
of the Act shall be annexed to an affidavit in Form 29 hereto, verifying 
the correctness of the copy, and shall be filed in the office of the Regis- 
trar prior to the institution of any proceedings under the said Section. 
The original agreement, except in the case of Trade Union rules, shall 
be produced in the Registry at the time of filing the said copy for the 
notation thereon of the fact of filing, and will be returned by the Regis: 
trar with an endorsement in Form 29a hereto. 


CHAS. G. HEYDON, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
T. ROLIN, 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








the “‘Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905.’ additional works of water supply for the town 
of Goulburn, comprising the construction of a new 
15-inch main from Service Reseryoir to intersection 
of Verner and Clinton streets, to replace existing 
10-inch and 6-inch pipes; and a new 6-inch main 
from High Level Service Main along Addison-strect, 
to connect with 6-inch main in Cowper-street, and 
works incidental thereto, and of such works being 
completed under the direction of the Minister for 
Public Works. 

fW. 1918-2 ,835] 


[1997 | Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 25th September, 1918. 


‘* RARLY CLOSING ACT, No. 81, 1900.’ 
Pousiic Notice. 

HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the yote 
j of a majority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 19th September instant, under the provisions of 
section 3 of the ‘‘Karly Closing (Amendment) Aet. 
No. 81, 1900,” in the Country Shopping District of 
BERRY, the closing times for all shops (not being 
butchers’ shops or shops mentioned in Schedule One 
to the ‘‘Karly Closing Act, 1899,’ or in the Schedule 
to the ‘‘Saturday Half-holiday Act, 1910’), shall he | 
as follows :— 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 





: OG 
eas ee ks Cc Sydney, 25th September, 1918, [1906] 
On the four other week-days Six o’clock. , i ; ; 
In accordance with the provisions of section 2 of the | [1868] Department of Public Works, 


“Barly Closing (Amendment) Act, 1910,” the closing Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 
times for ali pouiterers’ and hairdressers’ shops shall, 
in each week, be :— 
One o’clock in the afternoon of Wednesday. 
Ten o’clock in the evening of Saturday. | 
Six o’clock in the evening for poulterers’ and half- 
past seven in the evening for hairdressers’ 
shops on the four other days of the week. 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“ALDBOROUGH TANK.” 
Western Division. 
Revocation or HEstastisHMEN?T or Pusiic WATERING 
Puacn, No. 259, 
[ | IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
cas the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 
“GOUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE | notified that the establishment of Aldhorough Tank 
ACTS, 1880-1905.” p.w.P. 259, notified in Government Gazette of 14th 
Govunsurn Water Supriy. April, 1895, is hereby revoked, pursuant to the proyi- 


- 4 ; 5 _ | sions of the abovenamed Act. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of | rPapers P. 1918-847-19] 








the Executive Council, has been pleased to R. T. BALL 
approve of authority being given to carry out, under Shighidlibahldabahenie 
the provisions of the ‘‘Public Works Act, 1912,’ and Minister for Public Works. 


4754 





[1887] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 


“PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900.” 
“OLD' HIAWATHA TANK.” 


Bland Shire. 


RevocATIoN or EstasrisHMENT OF PART oF PUBLIC 
Watertne Prace, No. 433. 


1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hereby directs it to be noti- 
fied that the establishment of that part of Old Hia- 
watha Tank p.w.p. 433, specified in the Schedule be- 
low, is hereby revoked, pursuant to the provisions of 
the abovenamed Act. 
[Papers P. 1918-849-275] 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

County of Gipps, parish of Udah, containing an area 
ef 10} acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portions Nos. 48 and 49, as shown 
on the plans catalogued G..2,218-1,871 and G. 2,219- 
1,871, respectively, at the Lands Department, Sydney. 





{2050] Forestry Commission, 


Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 
NOTICE UNDER THE ‘‘ FORESTRY ACT, 1916.” 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Pro- 
clamation gazetted on the second day of October, 1912 
(Exemption No. 1912-35), exempting and prohibiting the re- 
moval of live or dead timber from certain defined Crown 
lands in the vicinity of Broken Hill, is hereby modified to 
allow the removal of dead and fallen timber only from such 
lands, subject to the undermentioned conditions, viz. :— 


(1) Dead and fallen timber capable of removal without hewing 
may be collected and removed for bona fide personal 
domestic use only and not for sale. 


(2) Written permission to remove such timber, specifying the - 


locality and the quantity to be removed, shall first be 
ee from the Acting Forester stationed at Broken 
Hill. 

(3) The issue of any such permit shall be at the discretion of 
the Acting Forest Officer, who shall have full power to 
decline the issue of a permit or to refuse the issue of 
more than one permit to the same person during each 
calendar month. 

(4) Such permit shall not be transferable or exercisable by any 
other person than the person named therein, but a condi- 


tion of its exercise shall be that no axe or instrument | 


capable of being used for the purpose of hewing timber 
shall be taken into the paddocks or country from which 
wood is to be gathered. 


(5) Any failure to comply with the foregoing conditions shall | 
render the permit null and void, and the holder liable to | 


prosecution for a breach of Exemption No. 1912-35. 
{ Forests 1918-1,105-7] 


W. G. ASHFORD, 
Minister for Lands and Forests. 





[2096] Forest Commission, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
‘ERRATUM. 


N the notification of the dedication of State Forests, 
| published in the Government Gazette No. 225 of 
29th Decemebr, 1916, folio 7812, in Severn River 
State Forest No. 304, parishes of Myall and Severn, 
county of Arrawatta, in lines twelve and thirteen of 
the Schedule for ‘‘thence by a line northerly about 43 
chains” read ‘‘thence by a line northerly about 63 


chains.’? 
W. G. ASHFORD. 





ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[1953] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 19th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name and 

on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 

undermentioned Act, passed by the Legislative Council 

and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


Act No. 28, 1918. ‘‘An Act to render certain salaries, 
allowances, and remunerations liable to taxation 
by the Commonwealth, and for purposes conse- 
quent thereon or incidental thereto.”’ 

W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 





[27 Supr., 1918. 


— 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS having been made to bring the 

lands hereunder described under the provisions 

of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 

Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 

with the Third Schedule to the said Act ON OR BEFORE 
TEE lst NovempBer, 1918 :— 

No. 20,701. APPLICANT :—William Henry Duffy, 
of Newtown. LAND:—Municipality Newtown, 1 
rood 04 perch, in Lord-street,—lots 10 and 11 as oc- 
cupied, section 1, Bello Retiro Estate, and part 25 
acres granted to Richard Kvans; adjoining properties 
of J. McKechnie, J. Archibald, W. Robinson, W. H. 
Duffy, and E. P. Goodsell. 

No. 20,977. APPLICANT:—The Haymarket Per- 
manent Land, Building, and Investment Company, 
Limited. LAND:—County Cumberland, parish Ber- 
owra, shire Hornsby, 29 acres 1 rood 39} perches, on 
Great Northern road,—part 1,500 acres (portion 5 
of parish) granted to George Acres; adjoining pro- 
perties of ¥. Harrison, C. Munro, and F Black. 

No, 21,341. APPLICANT :—Henry Carlyle Savage, 
of Burowa. LAND:—County King, parish Wallah, 
shire Murrungal, 649 acres 2 roods 16 perches, on 
Bramah Creek, land granted as 640 acres (portion 
1 of parish) to John Jamieson, the younger, exclusive 
of the road 1 chain wide catalogued R. 6,158-1,603, 
the area of which is not included in abovementioned 
area of 649 acres 2 roods 16 perches; adjoining pro- 
perties of T. W. Jolliffe and H. C. Savage. 

No. 21,856. APPLICANT :—Tooth & Co., Limited. 
LAND :—County Cumberland, parish Castle Hill, 
shire Baulkham Hills, 1 acre 0 roods Of perch, 
at junction Windsor and Seven Hills roads,—part 
135 acres (portion 114 of parish) granted to John 
Pye, senior; adjoining property of D. P. Horwood. 

No. 21,3885. APPLICANT:—Margaret Leibius, of 
Wahroonga. LAND:—Municipality Woollahra, 1 
rood 383 perches, in New South Head road,—part 
Point Piper Estate, and part 1,130 acres granted to 
Daniel Cooper and Solomon Levey; adjoining pro- 
perties of W. A. Anderson, A. G. Milson, J. A. V. 
Minnett, and F. Mackenzie. 

No. 21,544. APPLICANT:—William Henry Gill 
Whitehead, of Paddington. LAND:—Municipality 
Hurstville, 19 perches, in Lily-street,—lot 26, section 
A, Hurstville Hill Estate, and part 1,950 acres (por- 
tion 115 of parish) granted to John Townson; ad- 
joining properties of EZ, Winner and Mrs, F. Hoefer. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. _ 
27th September, 1918. [1990] 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
ASG ee having been made to bring the 
lands hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificates of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveats be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act, ON OR BEFORE 
THE 15ta Novrempsr, 1918 :— 

Wo. 21,089. APPLICANT :—Martha Jane Barber, 
of Strathfield. LAND:—Municipality Parramatta, 
194 perches, in Wentworth-street,—part lots 46 and 
47, section 2, Wentworth’s Estate, and part 31 acres 
(portion 196 of parish) granted to D’Arcy Wentworth ; 
adjoining properties of G. P. Birk, T. H., A. V., 
ana H. Ff. Rose, and Government Cottage Homes, 

No. 21,1384. APPLICANT:—George Coates, . of 
Sarramatta. DLAND:—Municipality Parramatta, 1 
rood 34 perches, in Boundary-street,—part lots 5, 6, 
7, and 8, block 2, of a subdivision of 100 acres (portion 
194 of parish) granted to James Meehan; adjoining 
properties of J. Meier (or — Myers), J. Brander, 

_ A. Soames, — Platt, and M. Robberds. 

No. 21,469. APPLICANT :—John Varnell Tillett, 
of Sydney. LAND:—Municipality Mosman, 34 per- 
ches, on Parriwi-road and Middle Harbour,—lot 16, 
section 3, The Spit Estate, and part 200 acres (portion 
107 of parish) granted to Joseph Newton; adjoining 
properties of L. A. Clarton and M. L. Cupit. 

No. 21,564. APPLICANT :—George Julius Rohr. 
LAND :—Municipality Wagga Wagga, 1 acre 1 rood 
114 perches, situated in Macleay-street,—lots 18 and 
%) (as occupied) of a subdivision of suburban allot- 
ment 74 granted to Robert Nixon; adjoining pro- 
perties of M..J, Nixon, G. W. Commins, and E. M, 
Du Rieu. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney, 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
27th September, 1918. [1991] 











27 Sepr., 1918.] 


ee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 119, 


4755 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


] 


PPLICATION having been made to bring the | 


land hereunder described under the provisions 
of the Real Property Act, Certificate of Indefeasible 
Title will issue, unless Caveat be lodged in accordance 
with the Third Schedule to the said Act on on BEFORE 
THE 28TH JANUARY, 1919:— 


No. 21,291. APPLICANT :—James Bolton, of Wol- 
longong. LAND:—Maunicipality of Wollongong, 2 
roods 26 perches, at junction Cunningham and Crown 
streets,—part 640 acres (portion 48 of parish) granted 
to John Osborne; adjoining properties of H, Brown, 
iu. Glyde, and J. A. Mayo, 

Diagram delineating this land may be inspected at 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
[1992] 





27th September, 1918, 





[1971] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 23rd September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER PART LI 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.” 


(PEBABAAT to the power in this behalf delegated 
d to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
foliowing applications for licenses, and the date and 
place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
the inquiries in regard thereto :— i 
Applications of— 


William Angliss & Co. Proprietary, Ltd., for a 
pump on Goobang Creek, in reserve for water 
supply, dedicated 28th July, 1900, parish of 
Condoublin, county of Cunningham, Land 
District of Condobolin. 

Frederick William Forbes Thompson, for a dam 
on Borapine Creek, in portion 42, parish of 
Whyaddra, county of Dowling, Land District 
of Condobolin. 

William Dawson, for a dam and tank on Humbug 
Creek, in portions 47 and 48, parish of Banar, 
county of Gipps, Land District of Condobolin. 

Richard Wootton, for a dam on Kiargathur 
Creek, in portions 43 and 75, parish of Kiar- 
gathur, county of Cunningham, Land District 
of Condobolin. 

The inquiries will be held by the Lecal Land Board 
on the 17th October, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Condobolin, and all persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend; and if they have any 
objections to the granting of a license for any of the 
said works, they should state their objections at the 
inquiries hereby appointed. 


[wW.C, and I.C, 1917-11,625; 1917-10,450; 1917-11,809; 


1917-10,419] 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 





[19707 Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 23rd September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES UNDER PART II 
OF THE “WATER ACT, 1912.”’ 


URSUANT to the power in this behalf delegated 
to me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the 
following applications for licenses, and the date and 
place specified hereunder are hereby appointed for 
the inquiries in regard thereto :— 
Applications of— 


The Glenesk Proprietary, Lid., for a pump on 
Helena Creek, in portion 1, parish of Moo- 
rongatta, county of Wakool, Land District of 
Deniliquin. 

¥. S. Falkiner & Sons, Ltd., for a dam on the 
Billabong Creek, in portions 17 and 31, 
parishes of Belmore and Conargo, county of 
Townsend, Land District of Deniliquin. 

Austin Wanganella Co., for an earthen dam and 
embankment with a bywash on Forest Creek, 
im portion 46, parish cf Peppin, county of 
Townsend, Land District of Deniliquin. — 

Austin Wanganella Co., Lid., for a dam on 
Estuary Creek, in portion 44, parish of Dul- 
verton, county of Townsend, Land District 
of Deniliquin. 


| 





Robert A. Staughton, for a dam on Bullatale 
Creek, in portions 45 and 60, parish of Bun- 
gooka, county of Townsend, Land District 
of Deniliquin. 

The inquiries will be held by the Local Land Board 
on the 2ist October, 1918, at 10 a.m., at the Court- 
house, Deniliquin, and ail persons interested are 
hereby notified to attend; and if they have any 
objections to the granting of a license for any of the 
said works, they should state their obiections at the 
inquiries hereby appointed. 

[w.C. and I.C. 1917-10,997 ; 1917-11,729; 1917-10,917 ; 
1918-19,256 ; 1917-10,851] 
H. H. DARKE, 


Commissicner. 





[1803] Public Service Board, 


33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 

pee Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 

currently with the Intermediate Certificate 
Examination, a Competitive Examination of Candi- 
dates for admission to the Clerical Division of the 
Public Service of the State will be held in Sydney 
and at various country centres, which will be fixed as 
far as possible to suit the convenience of candidates, 
on the 25th November, 1918, and following days. For 
males, the estimated number of appointments to be 
made is one hundred, of which ten will be reserved 
for competition limited to candidates already em- 
ployed in the General Division of the Service, and 
twenty-five to candidates employed: as Temporary 
Junior Clerks. For females, the examination will be 
held in Sydney, and in those country towns where 
offices under the Public Service Board’s jurisdiction 
are situated, and the estimated number of appoint- 
ments is five. 

Candidates, other than persons already permanently 
employed in the Public Service, must be not less than 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day 
of examination: Provided that successful male candi- 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached 16 years of age; while girls 
will be ineligible for employment till they have reached 
the age of 17 years. They must be of good character 
and in sound health. 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. 

Application to attend the examination must be 
made on a form for the purpose, which can be ob- 
tained at the Office of the Board, and must reach the 
undersigned not later than, the 14th October, 1918. 

Successful male candidates will be appointed on pro- 

bation as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum. At the expiration of twelve months, 
if satisfactory, they will be permanently appointed 
at the same salary, and will thereafter be eligible to 
receive an annual increment of salary not exceeding 
£20, until they have reached a salary of £140 per 
annum, and thereafter to receive an annual increment 
of salary not exceeding £15 until they have reached 
a salary of £200 per annum, subject to the necessary 
funds being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- 
dates already employed in the General Division of the 
Service and who may be in receipt of higher salaries 
than £60 per annum will be appointed at such salaries 
as the Board may determine. Successful female can- 
didates will be appointed at a commencing salary of 
£60 per annum, and, subject to the conditions above 
mentioned, will be eligible for annual increments of 
£15 up to a maximum of £155 per annum. 
- All candidates will be required to pay an examina- 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can bo 
obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 
principal booksellers. 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 








Public Service Board, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 


HE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Leaving Certificate Examina- 
tion, Competitive Examinations of Candidates (male) 
for admission to the Public Service of the State as 
Cadet Draftsmen and Cadet Architectural Draftsmen, 
Professional Division, and as. Junior Clerks (male and 
female), Clerical Division, will be held in Sydney and 
at various country centres on the llth November, 


[1802] 


4756 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


(27 Sepr., 1918. 





1918, and following days. For female candidates the 
examination will be held only at those country towns 
where there are offices under the jurisdiction of the 
Public Service Board. The estimated number of 
appointments as Cadet Draftsmen to be made is 
twenty; Architectural Cadet, one; Junior Clerks— 
male, ten; female, five. 

Candidates. other than persons alteady permanently 
employed in the Public Service, must not be less than 
15 nor more than 21 years of age on the first day of 
examination: Provided that successful male candi- 
dates will be ineligible for permanent appointment 
until they have reached tho age of 16 years, and 
successful female candidates until they reach the age 
of 17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound health. 


The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulations 105 (c), 106, and 109, 
pee the standard will be that of the Leaving Certi- 

cate, 


Applications to attend the examinations must be 
made on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, and must reach the under- 
signed not later than the 14th October. 


Oandidates who are suceessful in the competition 
will be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, 
at a commencing salary of £100 per annum (Junior 
Clerks—male); £70 per annum (Junior Clerks— 
female); £85 per annum obi ie Draftsmen). At the 
expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
be permanently appointed at the same salary, and 
will thereafter be eligible to receive increments up 
to £200 per annum, subject to the necessary funds 
being voted by Parliament. Male and female Junior 
Clerks will, however, be subject to special regulations 
as to commencing rates of salary and increments. 


All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 
for each examinition. The fee must be lodged with 
a Clerk of Petty Sessichs of the Treasury, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary of the 
Board with the form of application. 


Tho Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 
the principal booksellers. 

By order of the Board, 


R. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 








Seis 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


PH\HE Public Service Board invite applications from 

_ Officers already permanently employed in the 
Public Service for the undermentioned positions. Ap- 
plication shotild be made on a form (No. 75) for the 
purpose, obtainable at the office of the Board, or at 
the Governmetit Printing Office, and forwarded 
throtizh the permanent head of the Department in 
which the officer is employed in time to reach the 
Board not later than the dates specified :— 


307TH SHPTEmBER, 1918. 


Clerk, Boafd of Trade, Department of Labour and 
Industry; £250 per annum: Clerical Division. 
Applicants should be officers of the Clerical Divi- 
sion, receiving not less than £200 per annum, and 
must have had experience in the institution of 
business systems, statistical compilation, and ac- 
counts work, — 


ist Octoper, 1918. 


Clerk, Animal Industry Branch, Department of Lands. 
(Clerical Division.) Salary, £200 to £300 per 
annuti, according to the qtialifications of the ap- 
plicant. Applicants should be in receipt of not 
less than £175 per annum, and be coiipetent 
typists and record clerks, and should also be con- 
versant with departmental book-keeping and pro- 
cedure. 

8ruH Ocroser, 1918. 


Clerk. Department of Labour and Industry (Clerical 
Division). Salary, from £120 to £175 per annum, 
accotding to qualifications. Applicants should be 
in receipt of not less than £100 per annum, and 
preferably have had experience in the record 
work of Petty Sessions and other Courts. 


3y order of the Board, 
RB. A. GILFILLAN, 
Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 
HE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following position. Application should be made on 
a form for the purpose, obtainable at the Office of the 
Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in country dis- 
tricts, and should reach the undersigned not later than 
the date specified :— 


307TH SerrempBer, 1918. 


Toacher of Pastrycooking, Sydney Technical College. 
Pay, 7s. 6d. per hour for four, hours’ instruction 
weokly. Applicants are required to be Expert 
Pastrycooks working at the trade, and must be 
competent to impart instruction. Employment 
will be in terms of scction 44 of the ‘Public 
Service Act, 1902,’ and section 3 of the Amending 
Act, 1903. 

By order of the Board, 
R. A. GILFILLAN, 


Secretary. 





“HUNTER DISTRICT WATER AND SEWRRAGEH 
ACTS, 1892-1906.’’ 
Newcastie SewErage—Eneventa (B) Suction. 


T is hereby notified that provision having been made 
for the sewerage of properties within the boun- 
darics of the Eleventh (B) Section of the Sewerage 
District, ombracitig Newcastle and Suburbs, the sewer- 
age rates atithorised to be levied by the ‘‘Hunter Dis- 
triet Water and Sewerage Act, 1592-1906,’ may, on 
and after the 27th day of September, 1918, be enforced 
and recovered in respect of each and every sewered 
property situated within the said seweréd section. 
The following is a description of the outer boun- 
daries of the Eleventh (B) Sewered Section hereinbefore 
referred to: Commencing at the intersection of the pro- 
longation north-westerly of the north-eastern side of 
Learmonth-street with the western side of Gordon- 
avenue; bounded theneé on the west by this western 
side of Gordon-avenue (being a boundary of the Mleventh 
(A) Sewered Section) northerly to its intetsection with 
the northern side of Dumaresq-street; thence on the 
north by that side of that street (being 4 boundary of 
the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly across Gordon- 
avenue to its intersection with the eastern side of 
Gordon-avenue; thence again on the west by that side 
of that avenue (being a boundary of the Sixth 
Sewered Section) northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side of Minola-street; thence again on 
the north by that side of that street (being a boun- 
dary of the Sixth Sewered Section) easterly for a 
distance of 64 chains; thence on the east by a line 
drawn from this point parallel to Gordon-avenue 
southerly to its intefsection with the north-eastern 
side of Learmonth-street; thence on the south-west by 
that side of that street north-westerly, to the point 
of commencement ' 
Notn:--Sewered property is defined by section 2 of 
the ‘“‘funter District Water and_ Sewerage Amend- 
ment Act, 1906,’ as follows:—‘‘Sewered Property”’ 
means a proverty situated within a sewered scction 
from which, in the opinion of the Board, the sewage 
could, by means of drains, be drained into any sewer 
not more than 59 feet from the nearest boundary of 
such property, whether such property is connected 
directly ot itidirectly with such sewer of the Board or 
not; er where, in the opinion of the Board, a portion 
only of stich property could, by means of drains, be 
drained into any such sewet, such portion only of such 
proverty, whether such portion be connected directly 
or indirectly with sewer of the Board or not. 
By order of the Board, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Seeretary. 


[1433] 





Newcastle, 22nd August, 1918. 








HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Servicer Piens. 


NOTICE to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

New Lambton: Greta-road, extended from Glossop- 
street to Russell-road; Gwydir-road, from end of 
existing main easterly to Westcourt-road; Tau- 
ranga-road, from end of existing main southerly 
to Thalaba-road. 


Neweastle: Kilgour-avente (late Reuss-street), from 


felen-street southerly to municipal boundary. 
Merewether: Reuss-street, from municipal boundary 
southerly 20 yards. 


27 Sxpr., 1918.} 


Hii main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner or ocetipier or mortgagee (as 

the case may be) of all tenements and premises situ- 

ated as above is hereby required, on of before the first 

November, 1918, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks 

to be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


By order of the Board, 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[1862 | 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
18th September, 1918. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 24th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tn Owners of THNEMENTS AND Premises 
In-= 

Concord: Clermont-avenue, from Concord-road to 
Wellbank-street ; Wellbank-s:rect, from Goneord- 
road north-eastetly 277 yards (4,727): Wellbank- 
street, from existing main to Clermont-avente 
(4;779). 

Iuring-gai: Lonsdale-avenue, from Avon-foad north- 
westerly 124 yards (6,620). 

Parramatta: Charles-street, from Hassall-street north- 
erly 102 yards (6,583). 

ltockdale: Lansdowne-street, from Old Wollongong 
road to Parliament-terrace; Hamilton-strect. 
from Old Wollongong road to Parliament-terrace 
(4,766). 

Willoughby: Laurel-road, from existing main to Virst- 
avenue (6,621). _ reels 

Woollahra: Kdgecliff-road, from Forth-street to Wel- 
lington-street (4,758). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of November next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[1972] and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board cf Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
in 


Canterbury: Collingwood-avenue, from Homer-street 
to Hamiiton-avenue; Coney-road, from Colling- 
wood-avenue westerly 206 yards (4,718); Jarrett- 
street, from existing main to Alfred-street (4,575). 

Concord: Brunswick-parade, from existing main north- 
westerly 242 yards (4,759). 

Tlornsby: Osborne-road, from existing main southerly 
169 yards (6,601). 

Ku-ring-gai: Selwyn-street, from 
north-westerly 202 yards (6,594). 

Randwick: Gardener’s-road, from existing main to 
Doncaster-avenue; Doncaster-avenue, from Gar- 
dener’s-road northerly 486 yards; Borrodale-road, 
from Doncaster-avenue to existing main; Miller- 
street, from Doncaster-avenue easterly 175 yards 
(4,755); Barker-street, from Forsyth-street east- 
erly 267 yards (4,700); Brighton-road, from Car- 
rington-street to Melody-street (4,699); Arcadia- 
street, from Arden-street to Beach-street (4,767). 

Warringah Shire: Clarke-street, from Octan-street 
westerly 169 yards (6,552). 

Willoughby: Penkivil-street, from Kalgoorlie-street 
westerly 69 yards (6,597). 

Wollongong: Church-street, 
Swan-street (4,772). 

And the variotis private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HI main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

A down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated as ahove are hereby required, on or before 

the twenty-fifth day of October next; to catise a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
__._ Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1592] Water, Supply and Sewerage. 


Merryvale-road 


from Beach-s8treet to 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4757 





| 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 17th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notior to tak OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
Ins— 


Canterbury: Dinora-street, from Allan-avenue, south- 
easterly 123 yards (4,662). 

Concord: Castlestead-street, from Brunswick-parade 

_ easterly 239 yards (4,761). 

Ku-ring-gat. Shire: Neringah-street, from existing 
main to Lane Cove road (6,618). 

Paddington: Harris-street, from existing main to 

_ Hlizabeth-street (3,588). 

Ttuckdale: The Avenue, from existing main to Row- 
ley-street; Rowley-street, from The Avenue to 
Reading-road; Reading-road; from Rowley-street 
south-westerly 201 yards (4,762); Rowley-street, 
from Reading-road westerly 115 yards (4,763): 
Reading-road, from Rowley-street north-casterly 
301 yards (4,764). 

Willoughby: Gibbes-street, from Mann-street south- 
easterly 180 yards (6,595). 

Woollahra: Arthur-street, from existing main south- 
eastetly 37 yards (4,760). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above are hereby required, on or before 

the first day of November next, to cate a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenemiénts and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 
Superintendent of Water Service Board 


[1835 } of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


——. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th September, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoticE TO THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Blacktown: Boundary-road, from Seven Hills road 
south-easterly 1,046 yards (6,614). 

Canterbury: Schackel-avenue, from Homer-road north- 
etly 250 yards (4,652). 

Marrickville: Pritchard-lane; from 
south-easterly 97 yards (4,660) ; 
from Marrickviile-road north-easterly 
(4,651). 

Mascot: Park-road, from Pohsonby-street easterly 164 
yards (4,638). 

Petersham: Nelson-place,. from Sadlier-avenue 
Trafalgar-crescent (4,644). 

Warringah Shire: Howard-avenue, from existing main 
to The Strand (6,604); Loftus-street, from Lagoon- 
street to Ocean-street (6,591); Clarke-street, from 
existing main easterly 191 yards (6,553). 

Woollahra: Carlisle-street, from existing main to 
Fernlei¢h-avenue; Fernleigh-avenue, from Car- 
lisle-sttect to Chamberlain-road (4,749). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening theretitito [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated as above are hereby required, on or before 

the eighteenth day of October next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 

water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises. 


Tupper-street 
Barclay-street, 
74 yards 


to 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of. Water Service Board of 
[1460] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





[13826] Board of Water Supply and. Sewerage 
Sydney, 28th August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noricr To Taz Owners or TENEMENTS AND PremMisis 

iIn— 

Balinain: Stack-street, from Darling-street north- 
westerly 184 yards (4,708). 

Canterbury: Riverview-road, from existing main to 
existing main 420 yards (4,678); Nelson-road, 
from existing main south-westerly 147 yards 
(4,678). 


4758 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVER} 


YMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sspr., 1918. 





Hurstville: Norman-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 318 yards (4,784). 

Ku-ring-gat: Rosebery-road, from existing main to 
Stanhope-road 210 yards (6,613); Stanhope-road, 
from Roseberry-road easterly 162 yards (6,613) ; 
KRedbank-road, from  Cook-road south-westerly 
194 yards (6,606). 

Iidcombe: Graham-street, from existing main to 
Clarke-street O9' yards (4,721); Wilfred-street, 
from Woodburn-road westerly 137 yards (4,732). 

Marrickville: Lower Tupper strect, from Addison. 
road to Gordon-street 102 yards (4,722). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe]. 


HE main pipe in the said streets, having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before the 
llth day of October next, to cause a proper pipe and 
stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from the 
main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 21st August, 1918. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Noticr To THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN 
Alexandria: O’Riordan-street, from Botany-road 
south-westerly 212 yards (4,738). 

Granville: Neilson-street, from Clyde-street easterly 
277 yards (4,728); Ferndell-street, from existing 
main southerly 62 yards (4,719). 


Manly: Cecil-street, from Parkview-road westerly 74 


yards (6,574). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Targo-road, from Gilba-road 
to Toongabbie-road (6,546). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto [distant not more than 
sixty yards from the main pipe.] 

T HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the fourth day of October next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


D. C. ROBERTSON, 


Superintendent of Water Service Board of 
[1144] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


— 





QUARTER SESSIONS. 


OTICE is hereby given that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales will be holden during October next, at the 
Court Houses, at the following times and _ places, 
Viz j— 


Darlinghurst, Sydney, Tuesday, lst October; 

Mudgee, Tuesday, lst October; 

Wollongong, Tuesday Ist October ; 

Moree, Tuesday, Ist October; 

Cowra, Thursday, 3rd October; 

Narrabri, Thursday, 3rd October ; 

Gunnedah, Saturday, 5th October; 

Grenfell, Monday, 7th October (2 p.m.); 

Orange, Tuesday, 8th October ; 

Young, Thursday, 10th October ; 

Wyalong, Monday, 14th October (2 p.m.); 

¥orbes, Tuesday, 15th October ; 

Taree, Tuesday, 22nd October ; 

Condobolin, Wednesday, 23rd October (2 p.m.); 

Cooma, Wednesday, 23rd October ; 

Parramatta, Monday, 28th October ; 

Bega, Monday, 28th October ; 

Kempsey, Monday, 28th October ; 
when and where all persons under recognizances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defandants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance respec- 
tively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


W. R. BEAVER, 
Clerk of the Peace. 


Office of Clerk of the Peace, t 
[1951] 


18th September, 1918. 








The 21st day of September, 1918. 


B* virtue of the authority vested in me by the “ District 

JD Courts Act, 912,” I hereby appoint Mr. Henry George 

Cooper, Sheriff's Officer, Condobolin, to be an additional Builfft 

of the Jistrict Court at Condcbolin, vice A. W. Coleman 

(transferred), and auring the absence of Mr. B. T. Michie, on 

military leave,—to take effect from date of commencing duty. 
EH. SCHOLES, 


[1984] Judge. 








[1827] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


VENDERS will be received by the District 

Kngineer, Curlwaa Irrigation Area, Wentworth, 

up to 2. o’clock p.m. on Monday, the 7th October, 

1918, from persons willing to contract for the Con- 

struction of an Harth Dam in Popilta Creek, Great 
Ana Branch Water Trust. 

Plans. specification, and form of tender may be seen 
at the Office of the District Engineer, Curlwaa Irri- 
gation Area, near Wentworth, and at the Police Sta- 
tion, Mildura. 

Envelopes enclosing tenders to be endorsed ‘Tender 
for Construction of Marth Dam in Popilta Creek, 
Great Ana Branch Water Trust.”’ 


By order, 


GEO. J. EVATT, 
Seerctary. 





METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
AND SEWERAGE. 
ENDERS for the works specified below will be 
received up to 2 p.m. on the date mentioned, 
addressed to the President :— 


lita Ocrozrr, 1918. 


Contract No. 1,386.—Construction and Erection of a 
Ventilating Shaft at Wentworth-road and Rail- 
way-parade, Burwood. Tenderers may submit 
plans and price for alternative designs in con- 
crete. Deposit, £20; security, £60. 


18rH Octozer, 1918. 
Contract No. 1,237.—Supply and Delivery of Sub- 
marine Pipes and Special Castings on Punt at 
Darling Harbour. Deposit, £20; security, £69. 


THOMAS ROSEBY, 
341 Pitt-street, Sydney. Secretary. 
20th September, 1918. 





Stores Supply Department, 
15 Young-street, Sydney, 
27th September, 1918. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 
TENDERS ACOEPTED, 
Three months from lst October, 1918. 
Rorr. 
A. Forsyth & Co., Ltd., 339 Kent-strect, Sydney. 


Wholecoils. Cut coils. 
per cwt, ver owt. 


£ os. Ga. & ‘ist 7a 


[1863] 


1. Pure, best Manilla, brown thread 


in one strand, £ inch and up Grmia0 6 & O 
. Second quality Manilla rope, ¢ inch 
414 0 415 0 


and Up! 2x6 oa eee mee 
O. Pendergast & Co., 228 Clarence-street, Sydney. 


2. Pure, best Manilla rope, equal in 
quality to No. 1, but without 


brown thread 6 8 6 611 0 
10. Lashing, 2-ply asf ae 2 MBUr2 2 32 2 
11. Gasket, white or tarred... ZiUSig2 2 3 2 
John Broomfield, Sussex-street, Sydney. 
Lured. pda. de 
5. Coir, under 2 inches, fine yarn 310).0. 08 fer 
6. Coir, 2 inches and upwards, heavy 
or light = oa is mer aye ts 219 3 
7. New Zealand Flex, best quality, 
ail sizes... Ke 5+ icity 4 & 6 4 8 0 
12. Manilla rope, tarred, up to 2 inches 610 O sees 
18, Manilla rope, tarred, 24 inches and 
610 0 aeopdndos 


upwards ... con nee tee 


27 Sepr,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 4759 


Dunlop Rubber Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wentworth-aven ue, 
Sydney. 





Item 83.—Vulcanized India-rubber Suction Hose, with wire 
embedded. Smooth bore. 


Item 80—Vulcanized India-rubber, Canvas, and Rubber-lined 2 ae : 
Hose, for delivery and conducting purposes (internal (Internal diameter in inches, and price per foot). 


Paul and Gray, Ltd., Sussex-street, Sydney. Item ae eee India-rubber Suction Hose, with wire- 
Following: prices ate sabiectieae ; embedded spiral bore (internal diameter in inches 
Bie ere &P ject to alteration upon 48 hours | and price per foot). 
£ os. d. La Inches, 3-Ply. 4-Ply. 
4, a oo Manilla rope, $ inch and PA bid pate i a ie 1s, 83d. 
eee 8. ¢ ° . 3 . 
8. Europe Hemp, tarred, fine yarn, | li 1s. tee piitny 
bolt Tope, lanyard and ratline, per Ib. per Ib. | ls 28, 2d. 23. 74d. 
perlb. ... Orie: 67a) Ora lan 1i 2s. 4d. 2a, 93, 
9. Europe Hemp, tarred, “marline, 2 28. 6d. 3s. OFd. 
houseline, hambroline, and spun 25 3s. 4d. 3s. 94d. 
yarn, per Ib. Hi Aan stcrnial® loimad le as) Ones 25 8s. 92d. 4s. 12d, 
All prices are net. "0 5s. 13d. 58. 94d. 
+ 5s. 6d. 68. 4d. 
INDIA-RUBBER Hoskz. 4, 63. 103d. 7s 7d. 
5 us. 42d. 9s. 24d. 


Leas the usual 24 per cent. for prompt payment, 








diameter in inches and price per foot). } Inches, 3-Ply. 4-Ply, 
Inches, 3-Ply. 4-Ply. 5-Ply. 4 Ts, 54d. Ts. 93d. 
zg Ald, 7a. 33d. 1 1s. 93a. 24. 2d. 
t 4id. 8d. 114d 14 2s. 1d. 2s. 54d. 
5 6d. id, 1s. 02d 1k 2s. 4d. Ys, Ohd, 
$ 63d. 9d. 1s. O4d. 1g 2s. 64d: 21. 113d. 
1 9d. 103d. 1s. 1d 2 2s. 84d. 38. 44. 
a Is. O3d 1s. 13d 1s. 54a 25 3s. 64d. 4s. Ofd. . 
i 1s. 5d ls. 73d. 23, 24d 2h 3s. 114d. 4s. 104d. 
1% 1s. 73d 2s. Id. zs. 7id 3 Bs. 33d. fs. 22d. 
1s, 113d. 2s. 11id. 3s. 2d 34 5a. Sad. Ts. 33d. 
22 2s. 2d 8s. 2d. 4s. 02d 4 7s. lid. 108. 77d. 
4 2s. 53 3s. 3d. 45, 23d 5 8s. 63d. 18s. 8id. 
23 2s, 33d. 3s. 53d. 4s. 6d 
33 38s. Oid 3s. 84d. 4s. 94d 
QL 3s. 4d. 4s. 04d, 5s. 04d. Item 84.—Pa‘ent Steam Hose (interaal diameter in inches, 
34 3s. 10d. 4s. 6d. 5s. 94d. and price per foot). 
= 4s. lid. 4s, 103d. Gs, 14d. 5-Ply. 5-Ply. 
4 4g. 6d. 5s. 23d. 6s. Ge Inches. Served with tarred Served with knotted 
4% 5s. 3d. 5s. 103d. 79.3 marline. tarred marline. 
5 6s, 23d. Gs. 94d. 7s. ra. > 8s. 5d. 8s. 74d. 
3 33. 93d. 4s, 08d. 
& 33. 114d. 43. 22d. 
1 4s. 8id. 5s. O}d. 
Item 81—Vulcanized India-rubber and Canvas Delivery Hose, i 5s. 6d. 5s. 113d. 
armoured with spiral wire (internal diameter in 13 6s. 23d. 6s. 103d. 
inches and price per foot). ies 7a, 24d. 7s. 8d.5 
Inches, 3-Ply. 4-Ply, 2 8s. 13d. &s. 64 id. 
h Tha. 93d. 2a 98. Oxd. ; 98. 5 
% gid. a $ 9s. lld. 103. aid. 
1 113d. Is. 13d. Items 82 and 83 are stocked in 60-feet lengths ; lesser lengths 
ji 1s. 34d. 1s, 64d. can be made to order at the prices stated. If such lengths are 
12 Js, 83d. 1s. 113d. required at short notice, and it is necessary to cut the 60-feet 
14 Js, 112d. 23. 3d. coil, 10 per cent. extra will be charged. 
By 
fs cae eee A. BERCKELMAN, 
3 3s, 2d. 3s. dd, Secretary and Executive Member. 











Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 25th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WATERING PLACES. 


ENDERS will be received at this Office for leases of the Public Water Places specified hereunder. 
Tenderers are requested to state what rental they are prepared to offer for a lease, or the lowest sum for which they 
will work the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining the collections, as specified in the Regulations. 
Tenders must be addressed to the Tender Board, and endorsed with the name of the Public Watering Place for which 
the tender is submitted, and accompanied by a negotiable deposit for the sum of £5, with the names and Pacddresses of two 
sureties for approval. 


The Department doves not bind itself to accept any Tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the ‘‘Public Watering Places Act of 1900,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

The lessee may cultivate the Tenant’s Lease, and any improvements which he may effect in the shape of clearing and 
burning off timber may be considered in his favour should he tender for a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, Conditions of Lease, and Agreement may be seen, and further information and form 
of Tender may be obtained from the local Districb Works Officer, or from the Department ‘of Public Works, Sydney. 























R. T. BALL. 
awe é Date from which 
a A of Term Tenders close 
Watering: Flore, Menint's Lease! Road, of Lease, | *e Lonen pei ht ) 2 p.m., as under, 

| annie p 
Polygonum Hut Tank | 640 0 0 | Booligal to Mossgiel as ...| 5 years} 1 Dece., 1918 al iet, 1918. 
Mulga Valley Tank ... ..| 641 0 O | Milparinka to Wilcannia GO b's Te. Oy >| 4 Nov., 
Yantabangee Tank - .. ..| 640 0 0 Wilcannia to Hungerford arf Does gis Takes RA ocleeaees ‘3 











_—_— 


No, 119, 27 Sepremper, 1918, ws 


4760 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 119... [27 Szpr., 1918... 


—— 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 27th si hig ia 1918, 


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, 


rpoxpens will be received at this Office for the Publi¢ Works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to TWO O’CLO€K 
P.M. on the date set forth in the second column. ' 
All envelopes containing Tenders must be addressed to the President of the Tender Board, and have legibly endorsed 
upon them the name of the work in respect of which the Tender is submitted. ; 
It is to be understood that the Government does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender ; and no Tender will 

pe accepted until the same has been reported upon by the proper officer. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each sheet, and Specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment to be made to the 
Accountant of this Department. For Architectural Works, Plans only may be purchased. 





R. T. BALL. ;: , 
Dates 
Pos A i Where Plan, Specification, Special Conditions 
Description of Work or Supplies to be up to which Fen eral C Stra ona ae “A rn of Tender : Remarks, 
Tendered for. Tenders bf be may be seen. vi 
received. 











Building Works. 











Erection of Nurses’ Quarters at the Hospital, | 8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Publie Works Depart- 


Grafton. ment, Sydney ; Court-house, Grafton ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Lismore. 





Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 


Erection of Additional: Accommodation, for | 8 Oct., 1918 
Motor Traffic Branch, Police Department, 


Phillip-street, Sydney. 

















Repairs and Painting to Police Buildings, | 14 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 


Ballina. ment, Sydney; Court-house, Ballina ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, 
Lismore. 








Painting and Repairs to Police Station, Ner- | 2! Oct., 1918 |, Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
rigundah. ment, Sydney; Police Station, Ner- 
- rigundah; and Supervising Engineer’s 


Office, Wollongong. 











Harbour and Drainage Works. 





Reon “of Rock at the entrance to the 
Clarence River. 


25 Nov., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Denart- 
ment, Sydney ; Public Works Offices, 

Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and 

Wellington (New Zealand) ; Secretary, 

| Harbour Trust,’ Auckland (New Zea- 





land) ; Public Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and Gourt- house, Grafton 





Miscellaneous. 


Installation of a Domestic Hot Water Service | 30 Sept., 1918 Contractors’ Rosi Public Works Depart- | 

















at the Hospital, Gunnedah. ment, Sydney; and Supervising En- 
gineer’s Office, Tamworth. 














Installation of Roentgen Kay Apparatus, 
District Hospital, Lismore. 

Ventilation of Flight Conveyor Pit, in con- 
nection with Coal-loading Plant at Port 
Kembla. 


30 Sept., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. | 











Contractors’ Room, Public, Works Depart- | 
ment, Sydney. 


8 Oct., 1918 














—-. eS ee eee 


Installing Electric Light at the Police Build- |] 14 Oct., 1918 | Court-houses, Corowa and Albury. 
ings, Corowa. 





Installation of Electric Light at the Court- Fresh ian ae 


house, Kempsey. 


14 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; and Supervising 


Engineer’s Office, Kempsey. 














National and Local Government Works. 








8 Oct., 1918 | Contractors’ Room, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney; Court-houses, Bega, 
Moruya, Eden, West Maitland, Goul- 
burn, and Grafton ; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle. 


Erection of Timber Truss Bridge over Brogo 


Fresh ‘Tenders. 
River at Brogo, Road Bega to Cobargo. 




















Erection of Timber Truss Bridge over Bar- | 14 Oct., 1918 Contractors? Room, Prune Werks Depart- 





! ; Fresh Tenders. 
rington River at Barrington, Road Glou- ment, Sydney; Court-houses, West 
cester to Copeland. Maitland, Taree, Kempsey, Grafton, 
and Goulburn ; Police Station, Glou- | 
cester ; and Public Works Office, New- 
castle. 








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Department of Education, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. * 


TENDKKS FOR WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


HNDERS will be received at this Office for the works specified in the Schedule hereunder up to 2 o’clock p.m on the 
dates set forth in the second column, 


Tenders are to be addressed to the Under Secretary, Department of Education, Sydney, and endorsed ‘‘ Tender 
for (insert the name of school and the work to which the tender relates).” 


All tenders for works at or above £50 must be accompanied by a deposit calculated at the rate of 5% (1s. in the £ 
e ak ree of the tender. FAILURE TO FORWARD FULL DEPOSIT WITH TENDER WILL RENDER TENDER 
AL, 


Tenders must be posted in ample time to reach the Under Secretary on or before the date advertised for closing of 
tenders, and telegraphic tenders will not be considered unless the Price and Schedule Rate are stated and the full amount of 
deposit is sent by wire. 


Deposits must be in the form of a bank draft, a money order, or 3 marked chequa on s Sydney bank, drawn In 
f vour of the Under Secretary of Education. 


SaaouEA AT THE RATE OF 6d. FOR EVERY £25 OR PART OF £25 MUST BE ADDED TO COUNTRY 


No person or persons tendering will be allowed to withdraw his or their tender, and the deposit forwarded therewith 
will be retained until the tender is either accepted or rejected. The deposits made by persons whose tenders are rejected will 
be returned to them as soon as possible after the tenders have been opened. If the person or persons whose tender has been 
accepted shall make default in signing the necessary Contract document upon being required by notice in writing to execute 
same, the Minister shall have the option of and full power and authority to cancel such acceptance, in which case the deposit 
lodged will be absolutely forfeited to the Crown, without any further notice to the person or persons tendering, or any further 


action by the Department of Education. 


The deposit of the successful tenderer will be returned to him when an officer 


of this Department has recommended payment of the first instalment on account of the contract, 
The Minister does not bind himself to accept the lowest or any tender. 


AUGUSTUS JAMES, Minister for Education. 











. Date up to which ; F 
Description of Work to be tendered for, Tenders wil be Where Plans and ce rapa be seen, and Tender 
1918. 
Gundurimba (Fresh)—Improvements and Repairs 3 October...) Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Gundurimba, Lismore, and Casino. 
Tigrah, via Bundook—Additions and repairs, &c. 3 HA .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Tigrah, Gloucester, and Taree. 
Bexley—Fencing ... Be 3 KA ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 
. Cowper—Repairs and Painting 19 és .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Grafton and Cowper. 
Byalla—Removal of Building from Langley Park and| 10 __,, Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
re-erection at Byalla. Schools, Yass, Goulburn, and Gunning. 
The Shades, via Molong (Fresh)—New School Building} 10 4) Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Orange, Molong, and The Shades. 
Ulamambri, via Coonabarabran (Fresh)—New School] 10 a ..., Department of Hducation, Sydney; and Public 
Building. Schools, Coonabarrabran, Gulgong, and Gunne- 
dah. 
Temora—Fencing and Ground Improvements .,, ify, “se ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Sehool, Temora. j 
_ Parklea (Duggan’s Farm Estate)—New School Building) 17 Fs ...| Department of Education, Sydney. 
Batar, via Kendall New School Building ; ape} “ .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Public 
Schools, Taree, Wingham, and Kendall. 
Umaralla Siding—New Weathershed and Closets, &c.| 17 _ ...| Department of Education, Sydney; and: Public 
Schools, Cooma and Umaralla Siding. 
Moonee, via Coff’s Harbour (Fresh)—New School Build-| 17 a .| Department of Education, Sydney; and Publie 
ing. Schools, Gratton and Coff’s Harbour. 














DISTRICT COURTS, 
NOTICH is hereby given that District Courts will be holden at the Oourt«houses at tho places and at the times hersunder 


specified, 





— = 


When Court to bé held. 


Last date for 





Date of 








Place, rice entering Plaints, | Registrar’s Notice, Registtar by whom notice given, 
Date, Hour. 

Bellingen ... Bee ...| 81 Oct., 1918...} .10 | 14 Oct., 1918..| 11 Sept., 1918...) H. B. Copeland. 
Braidwood .., hs eal £0455 A dirk cvegibeptge (a sel 8 on » | VW. A. R, Champion, 
Condobolin ... nes 28 5% SAPS: BB. OGG. 0 des oe 5) » ».| H, H. Kelly. 
Corowa i... «hh Foal pede DMOVs, A es 2 ah{La't 5; 344i) 24h, » «| J. BE. Holland, 
Grenfell are tel 2 Ooty ocwinetn i Si 80 Sept, ,f ...| 20 Atgy ig oust Hid. Jeffrexa, 
Gunnedah ... aie on ae we atigwtOrl 8 | f ft uasel 4 Sept..” te...) S. Hi Beaver. 
Kempsey ... P28 i a Ob 10;O0t;7 8 19 Aug:, ,, ...| M. E. Soane. 
Moree ae 30 Sept., yr. oo 2 A2'Sept, 43 167s; 9 ».| CO. Wenholz. 
Mudgee... nc fy Oct Ss; LOM W143); if Gaus » | H. M. Blackmore, 
Nowra ot nan ney || te ee * 10 ; 20 ,, 3 Ce ven) 2d. Moudsle, . 
Nyngan 7 15 Nov., ,, 3)...29 Oct; 3 13 Sept., ,, ...| W. H. Denning. 
Orange se toe 8 Oct... 4 10 | 20Sept., ,, 16 Aug., -,,: ;..| H. d. Leary. 
Parkes 70 ce 22, ‘4 10 4 Oct., 4; 16 Sept.,-,, ...| O. A. Willans. 
Port Macquarie... 25. 3 Pe x Sey 3 14 ,, » +»| S. Marcolino. 
Queanbeyan re Lis, 3 ose| LOteWESO-Sept:, 53 30 Aug,, ,, «| O. J.M. Hade 
Singleton ... toe 268 Nov... iste) (20 9Nov., » 205, » | P. EH. Eldershaw. 
Temora Ap veel AE Ck GomolesierkO Mae Sept, 2Sept, , ...| B. W. Johnston, 
Wollongong... a8 Pease Ae ae lO 4, 4 P » «| RB. G. Green, 

















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[1962] Department of Agriculture, 
Stock and Brands Branch, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the following Sheep Brands and Marks have been duly recorded 
by the Inspectors of Sheep for the several Pastures Protection Districts mentioned, in terms of section 134 of 


the abovenamed Act, for the Quarter ended 30th June, 1918. 
Ss. T. D. SYMONS, 


Chief Inspector of Stock. 





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Brand wis Brand. | cs z 
No. in Name and Address | & as No. in ; <a Aad Address } zs 3 
Record, (including Post Town). nee Si de Tar. Bee Record. (Gineluding Pest Town). A | Panton wast ABS 
Albury District. Bathurst District— continued, 
1175 | Bird Bros., Goombargana, | «.+...... Cider 3325 | Chapman William John, Jo vecccn | sesessene 2647 
B Balldale | 2667 Hillview, Spring Hill | 
Ligs Mame OR Pee Karoo ba. le. cask diialemcacuatens | 004 2307 | Connor John, Dunlop, Lewis | ......... A aaa 262 
ony s Pond 
1174 | Groch Walter Chas., Mount | ......... WG...) 790 2208 [doe Beasaghibeemiaradia dus adem e cececczt | 2813 
Valley, Walla Walla | 3082 ‘wardine, ‘Bathurst 
1172 Maloney staat Avenel, | vessees Xu ~ | 3299 | Gracey John Ray, Winge- | ......0.. | ssscrmas : io 
“art ent ties od 2 WS terse: | belaby, Megalong 
1168 | Schulz A. F., Elmslie, Jindera} ......... Pk. | $311 | Hall William, Millah Murrah,| ......... £ Ww 
1177 | Turnbull Alf., Kensal Green,| ......... AP Ghaan | Duramana | Sia 
Albury | 3314 |Henning Frederick James, | ...i.... 1° ceeette “ 256 
1171 | Williams James, Hillview, Srenetest JW sCL..| 2463 | Lone Pine, Wallerawang 
Walbundrie 3315 | Kay John, Edenglassie, LS ew capes 0 > ye ae 432 
d See Spring Hill . 
Armidale District. _. | 3309 | McLellan John, Shiraz, |... ss. JM. 129 
3882 , Bath Brothers (George 1) ceseeneee ail sinveee | 758 Perthville 
Frederick and Thomas 3323 | Morgan Herbert W., Ettles-| ......... row or 
| George), Echo, Walcha ah dale, Mount David 
3890 | Blaxland Elsie Frances, The | ....s.+ pasta: Sper | 709 | 3321 | O’Neill Aaron C., Iownit, Nijbeenyosese O’L ...| 2464 
| Gap, Bundarra Wee Mt. David 
3883 | Brayshaw Adeline, Glen = |... { Y ve _ 1686 | 3322 | Perrett Thomas, Fairfield, | ......... { i ee 448 
|  Kden, Nundle Kelso Pp 
3893 | Cahill Henry, Enmore, via | ......... {<8 ...| 833 | 3313 | Stonestrect Levi Jas., Fair- | ......... Ls 2409 
Armidale x view, Greghamstown 
3884 Crapp Brothers(William | ......... TV... 2657 # 3312 | Turner Charles Alfred, Poor | .icc..c. | eesaceee ; 235 
Alfred and John Samuel), Man’s Hollow, Bathurst 
Bellevue, Yarrowyck. 3306 | Weaver Joseph R., Resi- | ......... {1 (Caer 
(Transferred from James dential Lease, Mt. David B 
Vickers.) ors 3326 | Webster Arthur, Thorney, | sce...» |. escesaree 311 
3892 | Hazlewood Elizabeth Jane, | ......... tH 2496 Newbridge 
Avenue Flat, Bundarra _ | 3320 | Wise Charles R., Rockdale, | ........ : MOQ. ..0+.) 2oal 
3891 | Hillard Samuel (Executors | ......... ee die | 1965 Millthorpe ; 
| estate late), The Grange, | 
| Armidale «se © dane 
3896 Levingstone Leopold Thomas,| ......... {oO Agi Px yy Berrima District. 
Kenbrook, Walcha Mle ar aa livieye sf 616.) Bridge EF. W.» The Saw, Pit, 4. .sccseccs IA Oeinlincs 426 
2214 | Pearson Stephen E.,... © |... Aric aAenes imectie we Cross Roads | 
|, Dumaresq | | 614 | Brooker Bros., Springfield, | ws... | Onsen 
3889 | Sanderson Arthur, Scrubby | ......... SS...... ‘Roles BRS Sis aa | Ke 
| Corner, Bundarra | | 615 | Carroll Vincent, The Willows, ........ {7X | 761 
3885 Schrader Frederick Charles, | ......... amen restdtichy oth) OO Se Cc | 
Cleveland, via Walcha. | G12 | Cash F. Y., Spring Valley,’ ......... e. 2 
(Transferred from W. & F.,  Whiiigelio O aiaale Naat | te 
| _ Schrader. ) | 617 | Clarke Ernest, Wombat 9 vassscse emae:..:. 
3894 Swilks Henry David, Rocky | ......... Site i Brush Cae Bacau . ce 
| _ River, Uralla | 618 | Hindmarsh M. E., Kalule, |... ree, 429 
$805 4 “Taylorisyosi aya and -| eh [1] ; Rae cand Wi on Bader mance ok | 
| G.L.), Dalkeith, Uralla | 
3888 Townsend Sarah, Irishtown, | ......... ett Sucre 1071 re Fee 
| Walcha ‘ | Bombala District. 
| Williams, Hercules Arthur, | ......... spake | 1083 . 
5886)| North View, Black Moun- J | 1230 ibe David Rober Castle-) Een iiss 17 sep any : 497 
3887 )| _ tain. (Tar brand transferred, | wea | | ; 
Peer Joseph HOME | . 1232 ig Rie Selene Albert John, | Re rcaece re Pressing 422 
Bathurst District. 1231 | Taylor Everard A., Farm) ......... Le . | 1084 
3324 | Amies Mrs. Rose Mary, | ......... ¥ | No. 10, Bibbenluke (Myrtle- | 
Warrendene, Gemalla. M 593 | ville), Hall’s Flat } 
(Transferred from Harold | GES rhe 
A. Stewart.) sets 
3319 | Bell Hency D., White Rock, | ......... {il ony 2935 Bourke District. 
White Rock P.O. | [63 | Bell Henry, Bellevue Lease, , ......... | >... 289 
3304 | Branch Francis James, Fern — ......... TG... 13] | Bourke ; 
Grove, Rydal | 566 | Bellenger Mrs. Charlotte | Ne teissaesheraete ER...... 700 
3305 | Brown Charley, Cross Hills, ......... ®) 3031 i Emily, Common, Bourke 
Newbridge en a tase iy 559 | Cock William, Hamilton Park, .....,.., seta des 653 
3317 | Brownlow Arthur Joseph, | ........ (See 177 Bourke 
Triangle Flat, via Rockley | 569 | Field A. O.. Mayfield, Coola: ..,...... /\ Fae 483 
3316 | Chapman William John, | | vcs Siaies.: bah. (Transferred from E.. SW 
Hillview, Spring Hill | M. Field.) 
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No. of 
Ear-mark 


allotted. 


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2607 


..| 2401 


, Brand. 
No. in Name and Address 
Record. (including Post Town). | 
| Fire. Paint or Tar. 
Bourke District—continucd. 
564 f Holland Arthur, Common, Uiiee yd fePrafititee 
5A5 Bourke, (Ear-mark trans- 
q l ferred from G. Holland) “| 
£ ‘7 | Holland G,, Common, Bourke} ......... co Ste, eee 
-98 | Mackay Exors. late M., | ssa coun | SAV. 
Weodlands, Coolabah | 
Braidwood District. 
958 | Pass Mrs, Minnie Elizabeth,| ......... rEeb bvaeteas 
Moodong, Ballallaba. 
(Transferred fromT.A. Pass)| 
Brewarrina District. 
537 | Richmond G, M., Mogila, ON» || fnketiace. 
Goodooga | v7 ree 
Canonba District. 
1214 { Lawson Eddington Campbell,| ......... Oc cess 
The Billabong, Nyngan 
1199 | Links W. E., Aeroplane, | ........ ‘ 1a 3 
Nyngan WG 
1210 Matchett W.G., Mullengud- | ......... FAs cote 
gery, Mullengudgery 
1216 Matchett WG. BudgeryyP |bA.ccsend VAS ee 
Hermidale 
1208 | McKay Kenelm Edward, | ......... A= eee 
Ingelara, Belaringar. 
(Transferred from A. J. 
Bean) 
1215 | Simpson Frank, Farmore, | ......... { PS 4d 
Warren ee 
1ZUT } Smith Charles Hai Town Lot;.|: <:.eaueel ueeevaate » 
Nyngan 
1209 | Taylor Robert, Needlebar, | .......0 DeKRit 
Hermidale 
Webb Charles Edward, St. | ......... ANT es 
1212 Leonards, Nyngan. (Tar 
1213 brand transferred from 
H. A, Tomkins.) 
Carcoar District. 
2842 | Fenton Robert Oswald, | ......... Fe oaies 
Osville, Peelwood AN 
2849 | Ford H. V., Blue Bell, Reid’s| ......... HF ......| 
Flat 
2848 | Francis George Samuel, —s ||... {Xy Rial 
Glenore, Billimari 
2844 | Gurney Wm., jun., Rose- | ......... Wd... 
wood, Reid’s Flat. (Trans- 
ferred from Wm. Gurney) 
2843 | Hearn Wm. Thomas, Wrens] ......... 12 (bocce 
Nest, Tuena 
2847 | Hearne L. J., Burwood, © |.) Jk... Sten 
Binda 
2852 | Kind Thomas, jun., Summer] ......... | \K) aeaans 
Hill, Garland { 
2839 | Lowe W.R., Oak Harmiigiedinasds..te a i ine 
Woodstock Wr de 
2846 | Morgan M. & F., The Ranch,| ......... ery ee 
Canowindra, (Transferred | a 
from R. Beasley) | 
2854 | Pickes Richard K., Hilltop, | ......... ab iGes Aone 
Bigga 
2850 | Rowlands Alexander, = |. sas -eeee APR od... 
Prairie Vale, Cowra aw) 
2851 | Scarr Alfred Henry, Long- | ......... { AS 
field, Canowindra 
2845 | Spink Edgar, Mountain View,} ......... Hi Wanopoe 
Trunkey Creek 
2853 | Young W. K., Hill Top and | ......... (ORY ea trae| 
|  Rothsay, Garland 
Casino District, 
124 { Alvos Antonio, Swanbrook | ......... 
Farm, Tabulam 
Cobar District. 
395 | Doughty S.R., Nullamut |, ......... GR Giscs 
P.W.P., Cobar 
398 | Mackay Executors late Mur-| ......... fag 
doch, Arundel, Coolabah 
396 | Mar Mong, Ampitheatre MVR 
P.W.P., Cobar 
399 | McLeod Thos., Stoney Creek, Mi Ias-2s 4 
Cobar 
397 | Williams Robert, Brurw’ ~~  |""......... eae pease 
P.W.P., Cobar A 





4 
ey 4 | Brand. 
No. in Name and Addrees 
Record. (including Post Town). | 
Paint or Tar. 
Condobolin District. 
1440 | Anderson Peter, Mount Pe ash UN f0 
Nobby, Boona Tank | 0 0 
1448 | Armstrong W. W., Brymur |) ws. | Ql: 
Park, Wyalong | 
1441 | Barnes ‘Charles, Melrose. cseeeees Fe i... 
View, Bobadah 
1452 |) Bolam J. R., Mount Nobby,| ........ : {a erer st 
1453 Condobolin. (Tar brand | 
tranzferred from T. W. 
Bolam.) 
1439 | Chaplin John Edward, Eulan-| ......... {7, OE sas 
dool, Condobolin “4. 
1442 | Dean Thomas E., Maroomba,| ........ : bee ee 
Wyalong (ey, 
1449 | Fraser John Henry, Milga, | ........ Je" . 
Wyalong 
1445 | Maxwell J. W., St. Albans, | ......... SLES pire 
Cargellico 
1454 | MacPhillamy Angus Owen, (|) cc... 0 | eeseeeeee 
Newlands, Condobolin§ 
1450 | Mahomed Box, Wilmatha, praia 1 Bee ae 
Mineral Hill = 
1446 | O’Neill Thomas, Overton, | ......8 a (2); Ree 
Nymagee nA 
1436) Pike Muncy C!, Hillsdale. {)) jus. csee nes Ww) .., 
Trundle 
1451 | Preuss J. G., Ungarie South,| ......... {2 ils 
Ungarie — 
1433 | Rial Bros., Myrtle Vale, ~~ | _........ ; qd Lccisss 
Womboyne I 
1444 | Richens Edward, Richlee, | ......... { 1S Nea 
West Wyalong Ae 
1447 | Simpson John C., Yarannia, Lf. face ay jp ae 
via Youngara Station, ve | 
West Wyalong 
1435 |) Webbii. H., Roslyn; ©.) oh pscgincce | Cc] laaaen 
Tottenham 
Cooma District. 
2147 | Aitchison Daniel, The Kopje,| BM Mec Meese 
Berridale 
2148 | Barry Joseph George, =| sevens i Rhicte of 
Moonbah 
2141 | Brodie James, Waugrally (7 juni. tener Pl ibek oe. s0. 
Bredbo. (‘lransferred from! 
David Brodie) : | 
2144 | Byrne Mrs. Catherine Amelia, | aah aids {@ Sages 
Mymosa, Moonbab ef 
2143 ) Gammon George Ridwards Uy Se, 5.00 ; aw S| 
| Mountain Glen, Jindabyne | | 
2142 Scott William Robert, Spring-) ......++ S 3 
wood, Jerangle 
2145 | Turner Arthur John, Dutton! ......... Sean la 4 ae 
Plains, Dalgety | 
2149 Vennel William James, Ivylduth ipteewvs | 
Lodge, Peak View 
2146 Wright George Wilfred, Lyn-| ......... iS too 
wood, Kybean yOrsre § 
Coonabarabran District. 
1801 | Beasley John F., Jesmond, | ......... { UW da 
Baradine. (Transferred | | Nee 
| from John Wilter) 
1799 | Hayes John, Burloo, fee: Sasces 57 








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C ‘aoha bara brat | 
., Dundoll, 
New Mollyann | 


Coonamble District. 





| Lange Frank D,, Carrama,| ji) |, 15.0300. Peres ae 
Coonamble | | 
McManus Michael, Nedgera | ....... fink 
| Bore, Coonamble | A/ 
| Taylor John H. C., Youie, | .....+.0 Y= 
Coonamble 
Tym Chas., Shawocd, | iA. MOR CT 
Coonamble 
Corowa District. 
Alexander Louis, Greenbank,; ......... AFT A 
Oaklands 
Dunnedonnvl.; Hanleygsy | sce —... 
Plains, Mulwala e 
Dicks Walter C., Shamnon | ......... @ 


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> ( : 
No. in N d Ad Brand. ae : : 
pipeore. Gincheding Post Town). aah 5 +. bs a8 | No. in Na Brand. #3 
: : ‘ OTS [Kecord , Name and Address s33 
Fire Paint or Tar. 42aS oe ag (including Post Town). SRB 
pe EK Fire Paint or Tar.| ~ a3 
— nish a 
py: Corowa Distriet—continued. ay : 
7 Mason Alex. Will te Forbes D strict 
~Malwala » Willow Grove) sss. AM ....... 2784 | 3280 ) Blakney Benjamin J ; 
1063 | Nagle Timothy, Woodville Lemnos Crentell it un’ af aan ee &B «..:..) 2935 
‘at cone mii aes ne | 288 | cose | ae *, a W 
AG ixon William, Ki er W. R., Dellace, 
ir iy aah ae Boies} 2473 Greate. Hell pty gy) 898 
_ 1073 | Painter William, Kalinina ae 3200 | By nie Beard, Nerth Wake 
Park, eels Pty sary ee Ag Ooma, Forbes a a iS 661 
1064 | Reed W. A., Warranbilla 3297 | C oth 
Lalaley +L bees hbere Tae 297 | Clemens Milner W., Glenisla,| ... 
- 1069 | Sloane Mrs. Madeline, | sss z, Orange Road, Forbes | { CM 
1075 see ets Molwits  ) | ath eee Le 509 | 3270 | Davis Ebenezer Ernest, we | . 
5 oe H. R., Ber But,ca.h iow -R g...| 2722 Victoria Park, Tichbourne| |. VU sereee| 2784 
errigan ha a4 
1064 | Venn Wm., Scottsleigh sa ee Dr. H. ©. M., or 
Barooga 9 | ter etens os pave. Fad 3279 | D eet Forbes 2564 
1065 | Webster E S enning Miss Mary A. F. 
{% rok ree Dest 8.5 Lyndaong | y4../.. i mehncd: 2537 | 95 ~ Caren Park, Tacaaiolais bea “ ste 758A 
Fae 278 | Ellercamp Mrs. Lilian, an 
Deniliquin District. ak Monamie, BoganGate | 563 
1151 ) Atkinson Thomas O g272'| Freeman Samuel J.) Corilty 
Oldbury, Hill Plan “°° | { fy i} Ssahils eo fe ee as AR | 2764 
1153 | Barthelson Rupert 8 > 3 Re ae Sons, Lang- | v.sseeses 3025 
f \. eq ERT RR AIP NIN asitinted ) ungaloo vila 
Hollowood, Tocumwal { ? Parkes : 
1150 nue Arthur D., Bult’s Farm] .. fa) ah 3267 | Gault K., Lynwood, Trundle} ....... “BST 
| Rtabinih | Misielont Wialaae ul ttael, Sao 752 | 3286 | Gee F., Hill Vi ee er ann |" 
1157 | Crockett Jas. H., Invercasley,| ... ‘(Soldiers Bediament) ris Boe 2478 
tia via Parrata, Dentigain' sibs ne 2552 | 3271 | Glasheen E. W., Oakval 
161 | Lienhop J. H., The Springs Numalla, vi T BC gh trond tener ie FS ee 1184 
Wamboota ia aa Di) 3084 ay Wits Doman) G 
1152 | MacArthur C. V. and L. R 3289 | Hall Bros., Telatta, Ooma 
Moroco East Station Yor gs Qa Y 769 2 Grenfell i aeelaas G a avis 
mA spenitigatin 7 , 3266 phos Rea James, 1383 
5 Mileate Fred. B art ey’s reak, eee 
Gras > Houghtony | guassses x ee 2804 | 3296 | Jones Ernest, Bind eoog i 
1160 | Pinchen David, Avondale eV Shab Ooma, Forbes ee oi BU 4/2478 
inley po |) cet eninge 2546 | 3264 | Larki WwW ile TT 
1155.| Pinnock George, Rock: View 4 gis ae WVicg GOOG hee sos len: 407 
ibe Tocumwal y Dceereeees 772 i ° L . 
56 | Sebastian R., The Rock 3299 | Lod i 
-Tocumwal Pee E. obtear tg TS. 716 pela ma fake ee D ve 2004 
1164 | Sims and Cooper Mesdames 3208 | Martens 8. H Forni 
| Cobran Station, Deniliquin penn r bi 1 " Marsden Road Grent af? Snr eee Ee 1724 
(Transferred from Sir W. ad. 3281 Matthews V L 2a ve : 
1188 Clarke, Executors.) erential re FOSS) [hof) aaesdh ops VO... 2983 
Bieta Leslie, Moroco | weave . 3268 | M‘Connell George Arthur 
ark, Deniliquin (wy) Hu 610 pe ae Grove, Forbes ET ae Ci 2653 
32 ilth y 
Dubbo District. diboxpe Tamed, Pork Vale pect 3070 
762B; Bonnington David Jas, 3282 
4 Woodvale Park, Gurban eo Pee 124 | °~ Murray W. J., Avon Lonnie, i 
7588; Broomfield Roger, Bellerive 3277 | P Gienfell | et TF enol di pe) 
Mickety Mulga, via Géhrie Sage RB «i006: 93 Parker Wilkam Henry, < 
7678, Charles Robert and Margaret 3975 Parkerville, Cowra’ | IP ...| 2980 
Mogo Forest, Dubbo shel. rereaite Se iaphect’ | Bamaet GA ray anaes ° 
756B) Conion Mrs. Kate G., New JN 32955 Bogan Gate... rari | na Fete g 
y Myton, Dubbo Ae a age a ct { pS vost. 3942 | 3295 | Pymont Hammond David, 
169B) Diffey Henry Gordon, Hill- fae Hill, Daroobalgie. oa ae 367 
ne oitiem te ee es Lenn ia re TBTA Seo le from G. A. 
iddings Colin C., Barbi ony 4 mont). ; 
i Sotiiviion Georis Co {CG.....| 300 3269 | Rout Leslie Hopkins, May- 
i718 Giddings E. P., Westella vN pole, care of M. Brown, | HR...) 2838 
nee mbar ty Wik A Bane BP......| 2911 | s599 Monwanja, Forbes 
7648| Griffin Arthur, Illawarra, ie “t a Suariee co pmias, ro 
Mogreguy peeetccce {“@) eevee 20038 3265 R vose Hill, Boyd, Forbes 1722 
7668) Haslem Chas., Delroy, Dubbo i Gal oe hesea docepn, Soy 4 
7608, Maynard Frank, Trealmont, | ....... es CH...... 327 Calarie Road, Forbes | On ti 
> Dubbo Bell Mulberry» FM... 499 | ° 276 | Shaw Robert, Euchredale, Br 
1578 Millgate Allen E., Hillview Grenfell S wth 3021 
Hie wc Hil Road, Dabbo Pete ap Teese (@) sates 431 | 3292 | Shaw William John, Linger W 
on _ and H., Oakl Lo ee Oa) fd [eee cc ewies N poe, od 17 
Spicer’s Creek a mayen este cnet | Mises. .ess 2418 Forbes. pare i 
7658) Norris A- R., Yuri | p 3273 | Soldiers Settlement (N.S. W 
WOR is , Yuring, Dubbo| ......... {on fetes 2369 Government), abe: laird 4; seeeee 764 
Son} Priplett A.J. Mayfield, é' FN sh oats Grenfell ; 
ints. bole ae Sede he ee 5 , < S 
7618) Whale, Thos. H., Lambing 3274 Soldiers Settlement (N.S.W. |. ‘ 
Hill Gookvia caf gamer). elt Wu_e...| 2045 Government), Pinnacle, | ~? oat pas 3084 
768B| Williams Bros., Reedyforde TN Grenfell — 
Dandaloa., 9 | seneeeee {iW eee 4 | 3285 | Tims Charles, Killara F 
p a Grenfell AU RL TH...... 
Eden District 3288) | Ti 
"92 | R : ' ° Oe ims and Hodgetts, Killara 
i ei Sunnyside, |... ree be 5204 f Loa: (Tar brand peed rigid? DF 505 2977 
"9 er og as erred from C. Tims:. 
721 Cree Biccntore late. Co Deal pormacate wo oe Wallis M. J. Mariona, 
&: Boga tats] Cte wae 3293 Marsden Road, Greatell ceeneecre M Ww 431 


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No. yf 


‘Lovelock Albt: Geo., 


‘Newberry Kennedy, 








Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 





Brand. 


Fire. 


Glen Innes District. 


“Brandritk ‘Edmtind, Hillside, 


Stonehenge 


“Cattell Herbt, Wm , Elver- 


ton, Glen Innes * 
Creighton Harold E., Glen 
Crae, Glen Innes 
Hamilton J. D., Glenroy, 
, Guyra 


Hartmann Rudolph August, 


The Store, Dundee 
Glen 
View, Glen Innes 


‘McAlister Alex: John, Ingle- 


‘wood, Stonehenge 


-Munro Jas. ‘Geo. ‘and Stewart, 


Clurnmoney, Glen Innes 

** (tranferred from Delia Ann 
Garrigan) 

Burilda 
and Canooan, Yarraford, 
(slen Innes 

Norton Oswald Fenwicke, 

«- Linwood};:Glen: Innes 

Rummery William Leslie, 

«* Block 45; Furracabad, 
Hunter-street. Glen Innes 


+ Stapleton Wm. John and Jas., 


Woodside, Mount Mitchell 
Voss Herbt. Chas., Lenby and 


«Forest Glen, Reddestone 


Wood, Wm. Amos, Summer- 
vale, Glen Legh, via Stone- 


seereetee 


ween baee 


seeeeaees 


seeee cee 


Cee rescee 


eee neoees 














henge 
Goulburn D 


Baxter Stanley, Stoney 


. Creek, Currawang 

Boreham Harold W., 
Mummell 

Carron Michael, Evergreen, 
Goulburn : 

Chalker treorge, Guineacor, 
Wombeyan 

Hockey Thos. G. H., Connor’s 
Creek, Windellama 


Kellett Jonathan, Towrang 


Ralph S., Avoraais Breadal- 


.. bane 


istrict, 


see eeeres 
eer eeneee 
ee sencee 
ee beaeas 


eee eaeeee 





Gundagai District. 


Brunskill George, 
Illabo 
Callan James, Kyron, Kyron 


Carinya, 


.Elworthy Arthur, Tunella 


Farm, Gundagai 

Harris L.,.Allwyne, Coota- 
mundra 

Hay Arthur, Bonnie Glen, 
Batlow . 

Jones Reg. E., Gundagai 


McCutcheon Joseph Charles, 
Muttama: 

Solomon Sam., Kincora, Gun- 
dagai 


ween enes 


Sebo wees 


seer etoee 


see reoees 





Hay District. 


Ayre G. R.; Elwood, Hay. 
(Tratisferred from de 2 
Horton) 

Collins H. H., Wyanga, Hay 


Eurugabah Pastoral Coy., 
Kurugabah, Booligal 


Hillman Arthur, Allwood, 
Griffith 

Mitchell Joseph, East 
Glencoe, Gunbar 

Nicholson E. A., Killarney, 
Booligal 


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ee ree nne 























Paint or Tar. 


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| 
| 


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aeeeee 


eerdes 


ence 


teens 


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Cee eeees 


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E 
5 
a 


) allotted. 


2724 


2723 
466 


36 





No. in 


Record. 


285 


284 


697 
700 
698 


590 





‘Chandler T kined R.; 


| Johnston Arthur, Langadoon, 





Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 


Hillstoh Dis 


Macrae, Hilder, Graham, 
Cudmore, & Hain, Wirch- 
illiba, Tara, North Whoey. 
(Transferred from Chas. 
Trescowthick) 

Trescowthick C., Wirchillaba, 
Tara, NorthWhoey. (Trans- 
ferred from A. B. Triggs) 


NEW cOUTH WALES GOVERNMANT GAZE. TE, No. 119 


Brand. 


Paint 


or Tar. 





trict. 


The Hume District. 


| Hall Mrs. D. D., Leura, 


Talmalmo 

Mitchell George. Glen Shee, 
Wagga 

Sullivan J. J., ees s Flat, 

_ Tooma 


CO my 


een reese 


erat District. 


Sunny 
.Corner, Nollamanna 


Eddy Pastoral Coy. Ltd., 
Albion Park, Inverell. 
(Transferred from P. B. 
Eddy.) 

Fraser Thomas Joseph, Mount 
V.iew, Inverell 

Lewin C. J.-C., Lilydale, Gum 
Flat 


|. Limberg Frank Gasper, West- 
(Transfer-|° 


holm, Inverell. 
red from Caspar Limberg.) 


.Limberg Herbert Clement, 


Glen Burnie, Rob Roy 
Limberg Wm. Joseph, Clifton, 
Inverell 


| Lockyer, Edward, Glenuskie, 


Delungra 

Richards B. H.,-Myall, Creek 
Estate, Delungra 

St. Clair Percival James, 
Paxton, Delungra 

Underwood Wm. Alexander, 
Elphington, Inverell 


eters oe 


eer eeeree 


see eeeeee 


Dae seeeee 


wereetaed 


see eenees 


Poet eenee 





Ivanhoe District. 


Anderson Charles, ‘ Pine 


Vale,” Ivanhoe 
Crewidk peed Mare Manfred, al 
Balranald 


eee sereee 


tee wwenee 


Jerilderie District. 


Green Jesse, Osborne Well, 
Berrigan 


Menindie District. 


Harvy Bros., Pine Point, 
Wentworth-rd, Broken Hill 


Broken Hill 

Johnston James, Carlton 
Vale, Broken Hill 

Marshall John C., Rockle, 

. Broken Hill 

Smith George, Eckerboon, 
Wilcannia-rd., Broken Hill 

Topar Pastoral Co. (Ltd.), 
Topar Station, Broken Hill. 
(Transferred from R. Craw- 
ford) 


Merriwa Dis 


Berman H. W., Coonoona, 
Coolab 

Cowie R. G., Soldiers’ 
Settlement, Collaroy 

Potts Chas. R., Alndale, 
Merriwa 


Russell W. A., Talbragar, 
Coolah 


seaseeree 


eee eee nee 


sone renee 


eee eaeees 


pet eeetee 


ry 





Soldiers’ Settlement, N.S. W. 
Government, Collaroy, 
Merriwa 


























W.... t+ 732 
He yi 938 
[.- 813 
| t . 
$ Thee 13690 
y5,... 1 971 
{i feces: 
BO... 624 
nl , 
\Y 
fi) Rid 124 
eatii.... 184 
...| 2764 
UY, 
aH 465 
{ PEt 497 
oe Fides. 
A et: 31 
; heii: 451 
| AB | 
eed, 1302 
reo 354 
Rie Coty 718 
CAL ...| 357 
56h cck 
wpa loMt.3, 358 
TRE, 2585 
{@ i Be 2624 
a Ris 2623 
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Brand. sabirul i Brand. sty 
No. in Name and Address © 2% No. in Name and Address sai eg eee £3 
Record. (including Post Town). SES {Record (including Post Town). | was 
Fire. Paint or Tar, “as Fire, Paint or Tar.) “49 
Beall taigk FONE Di oh 
Milparinka District. Mudgee Disirict. 
70 | Bartlett Arthur Samuel, ‘“‘Mt.) ..... ade elauht i. 349 4 Archer Mrs, Catherine Maud,| .,...... is MA... 2764 
Sturt” Station, Milparinka. : Fairview, Avisford 
(Transferred from Bartlett Baker, Adminis. of the Estate} ....... 6 PB... 487 
and Morrison.) | of the late Jno,, Mongar- 
ous | lowe, Birriwa 
Molong District. | Cover Wm. Leslie, Woodville,|  ......46 AQ.....i| 809 
2629 | Ball George, The Shades, =|. ..4..4. eee 753A Collingwood (Transferred 
Molony from David Cover) 
2616 | Brien (Estate of late John), | ........: Soa EO | Ebsworth Guy V., Goree, ieotone = HL......| 607 
Newrea ©5- | Mudgee (Transferred from 
2620 | Carrington C, B., Harvey |... os {_ ...| 2760 | R. W. Lowe) 
Park, Trewilga ‘q Gossage W. R., Guntawang | os... ‘ { Fa soiree 
2640 | Dietrich Herbert, Glenmore, | ......... Ha...... 1593: Lane, Gulgong YG 
: Peak Hill | Howe Chas., Rylstone Park, |  .....++00 4 ise= 
2619 | Dixon Thomas, Avondale, | ......0 bo Boman ne 2518 | Rylstone OW 
; Stuart Town Kent Jno. Thos., Bowman’s | e-sccess K pees. Je 2785 
2618 | Duttield’Geo., Omigal, Stuart) ......... Wee... 77 Farm, Craboon SS 
Town ; | Lee and Lee, Bugler’s Flat, Be ee © fated BOLO 
2633 | Fletcher John, Boomey, Dea Mets aerate: Meee or 749 Burrendong 
Molong eH Leven Henry Paul Andrew, waren cH oe...| 2839 
2628 | Harrison W., Bona Venture, |, ......:. 7 (a a 3066 {258 Cox’s Flat, Pyramul (Kar- 
| -Trewilga vA i mark, transferred from F. 
: 2627 | Hughes Jno. R., Spring Vale fff —Q—...| 2553 | W.C. Leven) 
Baldry | |‘ Mitton Hy. S., Mt. Hope, |; necsssegh, |. Dees cesses 754 
2626 | Kenny Wm. Jas., Doughboy,| ......... WK ...| 2945 Cudgegong 
Cuinnock j | Miskle’ Mrs. Alice J., Sunny-| ......... ele -..--| 124 
2624 | Lawrence Ellen, Bogwood, seas Bh Ey 4.1.3 2450 | | hill, Lue 
Lockwood Sides Alfred Edward, Mel- | ......... KE etn 6 194 
: 2632 | Lawrence John, Cookey’s |. ......... ld Renee aa: 2974 § rose, Leadville. (Transferred 
Flat, Stuart Town | from E. J. Jenkins) 
2638 | Maynard G., junr., Redbank,| ....... ii Foid... 2710 | | Tindale, Estate W. H., Sasvwcndet lteaaemene« = } 2639 
Manildra. (Transferred oem i Sunnyside, Bylong | } 
from W. Cheney.) Bf 
-2637.| McIntyre R. G., Avondale, | ....... seu ee 161 Narandera District. 
Alectown M é | 3 we, HASCOt. ||. | Susccans's eRe 
2634 | Moore W. J., Oli View, | ston WM...| 3015 | | Bee eee A oe 
ati | lade 
"2680 | Newham R. J., Hill Grove, | ecu -RN...| 2420 | Bae ernie 7) how 
yrang Creek we r 
2614 | Roache W...H., The Pines, , | \......... ek, hi 89 er he ip Yaa vd 
Peak Hill ste Evans William M., Pareen _ W7 3037 
2617 | Small Frances Jas., Rose Hill} ......... Bae 0. Tideton i alae hai ne 
Cumnock 7 Leahy John Jeremiah, North] ........ R=... 491 
2623 | Soldiers’ Settlements, N.S.W.!  ......... oy a 52 | Berrembed, Grong Grong 
Government, Harvey Park, i (transferred from O. C. 
Trewilga | rs) Lichfield) 
2621 | Staines Peter, Garra Pinecliff) ......... : a Cee MeAlister A, J., Eloura, ooreeeee AST ceocp 30 
i Darlington Point ae 
QAlS | iravesuM, R., Rosell, 2) saeeee my ...| 2546 | Nankivell R. J., Newpark, | ......... v Teaeneens 2636 
Cudal (pat ( Morundah 
2636) WattC:.G., Hawthorn, | os. 2.3.04 Wa ws... 750A4 Pursehouse Kimily, Rose Hill,| ........ Dirvereeees| 3016 
Baldr WY . | Beckom 
2635 | Whiley Arthur, Vineyard -| ........ yak aR ae (Quinton Frederick Allan, Ait Boney wattectrs 131 
Farm, Cargo Cuddell Creek, Narandera 
2622 | Williams Howard E., Coates’) °>.....). ale cece Sugden G. F. L., Craigwood,}  ......... We taes os 745A 
Creek, Manildra 2 Narandera 
2639 | Williams P., Bogan Villa, pji.i....... Wm...... 659 | Wyse, John William Hii) 1) Woven WHie.t.d: 3 
Peak Hill Fairview, Barellan ae 
2625 | Williamson’ Patk., William:| °J.....7.. | Cenk: 470 4 Younie Athol, Glen Elgin, | ....... As ARS... 
son’s Farm, Borenore {3 ‘ Ardelthan 
Younie Eric, Glen Elgin, © |)" wii...) rap pee ees 
Moree District. Ardelthan A 
13674 | Cory E. ‘ *, ee Downs, (08. ait 50 ee Narrabri District. 
Terry Hie Hie — | ' E 
3a9di*yallee ieelaniecnepene | Lane name 630 § a ae ae ae ON 9 i vhs 
Paddock, Garah Narrabri 
9agA"l"Gieaie Mary, Myaliaticarah ly, 2. icc ie a 2502 | Beatin Gh H Podebiae Westie re oye 408 
13614 | McLean Wm. Pender, Duart,| ......... PNIBE 1668 | Waa ve 
Moppin WP I : eh: ‘ 
13684 | Pitmay Richard W., Beeld | facyctatice-sdiabpach Ores 1004 | GIy Ga BoA on Bees LW ens er 
Cah ‘e et Bree Swap) Oalkemael lisence... 4) canees | 2505 
> o ae : Le ee Waa 
1370a ) Paes Bros., Collymongle,| ..,...... | 353 | Coleman Ivy, Tibbereena and) ......, 3 roauem 1841 
10354 |§ Pockataroo Wukble. ‘Greek. Nesaibri 1° 
1365a | Smith J. J., Allaru, Mun- |. ........, oS ode, 2769 | Meet oe eee | 
gindi tits 
13664 | Williams Luther, Wattombri,|......... LEW ie eee A., The Island | ss... od bs seusieal® 
Gaet Gunter Harry James, Tubaroo,| ......... hee haat 
: Hg Ay Narrabri 
Moulamein District. Hibbens Jas., Wilgania, Wee! ......... = das sth 240 
2 agle Ri. J..-Mvol: ] P Bow | onan | Waa. 
353 | Eagle R. J.,.Myola, Barham | ......... Noe | 2683 : Huggins Chas., Merihula, Le Chi 
352 Toll K. E. and A. Am Blyth- ae aves 450, | Jt" ec 778 y Narrabri 
wood Park, Barham | Illingworth LiGey evinia |. oo... TS. aL weeaete 
351 | Toll Hugh Herbert, Steilston,!) ......... 95 Sosa 730 § Vale, Narrabri 
Barham | 5 Knox J. D. paelitlersiie,, | 420 ‘ K 7 sue 653 
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Brand. aes Brand. pile 
No. in Name and Address os 228 | No.in Name and Address Fae 23 
Record. (including Post Town). S26 {Record. (including Post Town). Ce 8 
Fire. Paint or Tar.) “33 Fire. Paint or Tar.| “ 8 
Narrabri District—continued. ' Tamworth Distriet— Continued. 
1585 | Lumby W. G., Longview, © |. a.....6.. Tigers 4642 ) Kenniff Patrick, partof = |. ..:..... Pe “46 
Narrabri Ad Clearmont, Carroll’s Gap. | ......s { K 
1580 | MeMullin Clarence,Thornbro,| ....,..... | Yo... SO 463 i eicinedomeA rohan Game |e ceemcse ll Se Areussemeny 3l 
Narrabri Blatten View, Crow M # 
arrabri atten View, Crow Moun- 
1596 | Muldoon Thos., Watts Farm,| ......... Belts 2653 tain 
; Narrabri 4624 | Leach W., Pine Forest,” = | ......... +p abies 
1583 | Orman John F,, North Lynne,| ......... HO series Somerton 
Narrabri Ney 4623 |} Loss Mrs. May, Mountain | ......... YT, ...| 2586 
1586 | Reichel Charles Adolph, Rose-| ......... { Sea View, Kelvin I 
wood Farm, Narrabri R 4633 | Martin G. A., Borambil, ‘ye aeeaecey —6G—... 
1579 | Robins John, Myall Vale, | o,.....+ Bi fistives Quirindi 
Wee Waa 4655 | McCulley Mrs. Catherine Radda SM...... 623 
1589 | Wedgwood C. W., Ulomo, | ......... ee “atone 714 Lochgyle, Tamworth 
Baan Baa UW 4627 | Merrick Percy Joseph, Fair | ......... A eeeeeees 
1580 | Wilde Wm. Andrew, Rock-|”......... wy see 860 View, Yarraman | Sf 
| dale, Bellata. (Transferred 4652 | Moorman <P, A., Calalajyer  (" t.2005 diligence 
from J. H. Shawley) Mullaley | | 
Ll 4654 | Norman Mrs, Annie, Braeside,| ......... ae rene ae 363 
Nepean and Hawkesbury District. Winton 
70 Jones John K., Finningham | nea , | dinsenetes: | ab2s ie Ua mona He acre! gM ga re {ee We. fis 
pig) iuakers 7“ awe 4634 | Pinkerton John, Nelbothery,!  ......... 9] 0 cesseseee 131 
Pilliga District. Moonbi 
1224 | Bullen F, R., Dunmore, aera, a eed Oe ee sh aah Sealy ee a 
| Come-by-Chance eens: iy? ee r 
1223 | Meakin Mrs, Mercy, Pilliga | ..,...... It dn Peri Ee eabbe Sear Soy Bre Willow asenstor Paci 827 
Hotel, Pilliiga 
Queanbeyan District. 4651 Smith Francis, Smithvale, Qnear | Fo 495 
Currabubula face. 
2279 | MacDiamid F, M., Burra .../ ......... any! Ab: er gees 4621 | Williams E., Kelvin Farm, | ,,....... aw 
2280 | Smith Sydney A., Brooklyn | ..... nie GN openers Gunnedah 
Bungendore | 4643 | Yates Aubrey $., Horwood, Rparcrces | AZ 2485 
Tamworth District. pe aee 
4638 | Allen George, Cuerindi, jem, TEATS evadereys ] Tenterfield District. 
Manilla 1 >, Face 1392 | Cox Clarence A., East © off pefn 1O 
- 4631 Saree eter alia se reenes &.-...(16172 Egerton, Ashford. (Trans- face aN 
n Vale, Quirindi f 1 .f Bixtrx, d 
4629 | Burdekin Norman Weekes, V on i) eek 760 Extr. afr es Met 7M 
Plumthorpe, Barraba. face Cox. 
(Transferred from Bank of 1 1390 | McCowen Alfd. Hy. Leigh Seaqhyea iaeeds F< 115 
Australasia) ! Wallaroo, Stannum. 
4584 Burgmann Austin Henry, The eevees cee |r seepeecce 9036 { (Transferred from A. Ee 
Meadows, Boggabri. (‘T'rans- | McCowen.) 
y ferred from R.M.Burgmann) 2, | 1391 | Smith Benjn. Chas, and | w.ssssees oh ee 394 
4625 oe are Ae, Gowrie, mat sletetpiara t AASAriC 365 Bertred Geo., Clifton: Vale, 
po taman Deepwater 
4647 Capel William Henry O=— on IO... 2649 | 1389 | Watson Joseph, River View,| ....cs. | ceeeeiees 429 
4648 Long Arm, Barraba. face Deepwater 
(Fire brand and earmark ab ads 
Cy eae from G. R. The Upper Hunter District. 
ilson) i pe Rove : : . 
1918 | Catey'M. T., Attungs, Sil ndheonanyl Leer Cs cla eer: an Tt Al aa a TD...... Le 
oy ON eat Tek BOW, Some dati «uaa () hg 360 | y152 Schytrumpf Thos. and A ee, & Lh vshi..i.t 418 
4614 | Clift Walter Waj Springdinsitncilee | sseraeees 434 | fe cerns ees, Dar 
Ridge, Breeza rook, Sparkes Creek, 
4641 | Crossing Roland Harry,  —*|_—«,..... (Oi, uc 2398 at eee one aioe: 
Booloola, Mullaley. 115 ee ee, dee ts 
Seats z | 1154 | Stafford (Mrs.) SelinaJaneL.| ......... 2 opera 512 
(Transferred from K. M. aia | ze 
Cobb) Webville Park, Scone SY 
4640 | Doyle E., A., ; and B., re teresa ee 452 | 
Werriston, Werris Creek. 1148 es as J. fs one i ve eee becene TN coewen 407 
(Transferred from Exers. f orrigan 8 Eee SS Ww 
BR. T. Doyle) (earmark transferred from 
4639 | Driscoll Mrs. Mary Ann, | sas.esss. SID......| 3093 | bag aero 8t) 
Mount View, Barraba 4 a So Oe 
301 || Byansi@, HewRoseville, |) ake RY, <ecck Sh pe : Urana District. 
Beetive ‘ | 678 | Bickerstaff James E,, Arra-| ......... ebb Aes. 2408 
watta, Lockhart’ | 
4635 | Flynn J., Goorihurst, Duri |. ......... ae Park 679 | Donovan Wm., Dropmore, | ........ (as iewe ses 2572 
Yuluma 
' 4626 | Garland Thomas, Bannock- Ste dy ae 392 | 677 | Smith Hy. Jas., Deepwater, | ......... if Sowa 425 
burn, Manilla. (‘Trans- t Lockhart . Mian 
ferred from Garland Bros.) " 680 Thomas John Percy, Frog Sm) We csckutuhee oa iinaisiele 2607 
4653 | Gilham J. J., Broadwater, | wc... y B... 2547 | Hollow, Oaklands 
Boggabri a Dietri 
4622 | Gore Thomas J., Mountain sakbcaers JRE SCUBA Sa 860 Wagga Wagga District. 
Well, Somerton 3630. | Belling Kdgarilz,, Glentre;f ii, Ei-ct...e0 [iieaess ne. 18553 
4645 | Guest David George, PA f ie iat ee 468 Lockhart 
Hilandra, Boggabri iy 3612 | Brunskill Geo, Edgar, siahickle ch GB...... 1959 
4632 | Humphries Norman Eric “Agsoooae ed teers 668 Kyneton, The Gap, via — 
Hawke, Riverview, N Wagga 
|  Boggabri 3615 | Burke P. J., Green Meadows,| ......... ik Nasa 10621 
4642 | James R. J., Nevada, Barrabal ......... ON aca 2055 | The Rock = 











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| Brand. a q #4 Brand. awe 
_ Name and Address , 238 | No. in Name and Address 2 23 
(including Post Town), S26 Record. (including Post Town). os 
| Fire. Paint or Tar.| 7.33 Fire. Paint or Tar. Aas 
Wazga Wagga Distriet—continued.— Walgett District. 
Casby Bros., North Berry [{  ......... a an 18889 | 454) A:M.L. and F.'Co., Ltd., (wt... Agasvetia: 8 
Jerry, via Coolamon Z Rependo, Carinda. (Trans- 
hath. Pt teehee, Wy ee anaes. pat ' ferred from’G. J. Clark) 
CHO Per ars LS: LAMM ed) wan uc 444 | Clark G. J., Rependo, | arn s oe 8 
Ch Se! aa ee arinda 
inh a bok 455 | Dwyer, Estate of late D. J., | ...0..- abt 1603 
Corrin Arth Millwood | ss... Wyanbah, Walgett 
ie ase 2. 450 | Hardy W. Roy, Ciiicigh. Lieuenn Bp......| 2017 
Cowell Fred. A., Moorefield, | .....:..0 | dDoseeeee arinda 
owell Bred. Bs Mooretaits dl ah i 457 | Tomkins Athelstane Bick- | ......... es 3 127 
D’Hudson Hubert M., Be ford, Ola Pokataroo, ‘ 
Scarborough, via Wagga bD P okataroo 
DEBE Beaty, ANGE; tele dyinaentyd Iycaqtsedesst 18784. Walgett North District 7 
Drake Arthur, The Station, | ........: { Wifisice 18292 | 128 | Duncan Chas. Robt. Dire T ys. paar 1 AD 53 649 
Tarcutta bg Narran Point, Walgett. 
- Emery James, Bute, via Sesedada ds» PEE 64 (Transferred from Bank 
Cootamundra {x N.S. W.) : : 
126 Dunean W. J., Craigmore, a6) sions NX)... | 196 
Emery John I, Bute Parks) |e 42s DO ARRE Roe 150 Walgett: - 
via Cootamundra. (Trans: 125 | Fleming John Prak, Ulah, Phe iths ed Rar 215 
ferred from Alexr. Emery.) Walgett 
Fairweather C. F., Farm CO) iaveet 585 | 124 | Fleming Thos. H., Wee U off face «ose 
Marrar. (Transfer from Wally, Walgett SH f 
C.. Fairweather.) 127 | Tee Chas. a: a Bumanhbah,| 2.3.3: Bos is fe eey 538 
x Waiter ““(Tansférred : 
Fosbery Geo. V., Glenden-| ........ ice teas 18263 from T. McNamara) 
ning, Tarcutta. x 
| Freeh E.,. Woolshed, via} .....:. 4 (pr .| 3043 Warialda District. 
emora 
’ ty 2568 ; Brodbeck H. J.; McGinty’ 8.” if Sesgeiawesy TK esrice 2546 
hse ‘ E ae R., Lord's, sea eae a7 ees 10475 aGaif Creek; obba ah ' “| 25 
Grant Bros., Clear Hise: es 17620 | 2573 | Carney A. C., Hampton =|... . y. abbas 
Bomen * Ferm, Waridlda aj 
Heinrick C.G. A., Warrah Leaj| © .3.,..... sieveoeee | 1577 | 2574 Cory Gostwyck W., Karrang,| «+23 & seve] 2167 
Narraburra, via Temora. K pees ee it 
: as rom utts ——_ dea, 
iene Eee ea ee eet 2571 Tasers F. W., Sawyers | oa. F D...| 3015 
2 rully, Warialda Railway a 
Horsburgh Marion, Pee aie (ay: 2147 Vd578.| Deitlop R.7F. White feck! | p10). EN “a7 
Hicks Chas., Clarendon Park,| ....c.ss. Cty: Coolalai "(Transferred from 
Bute, via Cootamundra pee spe W. H. Waters) 
Kalis Theodore A. Portida pA 10476 | 2290 | Ford Edward H., Iona, Bun-| ......... | Cr ma Pe 
48, Quandary e erra:*-atss4 
Kelly George, Bonnydoon, | .....5.0 GK...... 18385 | 2577 | Francis Ronald, Epsom, sf} s.edsecci | eee ee 2784 
Marti eae Lansd l18035 MPPDH, Wie, Morte vs 
t -» LaNSGOWNE,| ,....0006 ies 5 ae f 
: ceed Bae eee cand fe Hie kt) IVO ' | 2579 | Hines John, Lindon, Ashley, | ......... FHT asched 313 
May. Robert; ‘Melrota / Psi greeupeomas cs | hi die oe , , 
Anas age ites sa ORIN Fhe sia ms _ | 2582 | Kirkby William, Success, via] ......... (RY * 24 
McDougall, Jas. .D Bipot | fein. Moree 
octet an teen 5 0447 | o578 | Limberg Wm. J., Brookiyas'| “0s Ua foto 3031 
McL . Hugh Ry Dypeaeds Vila d PBwiki: : Warialda 
“Tn eae cd nh pa 16? | 9575 | Wisken Reg. R:, White | {Ww on, 
McNickle J. J., Executors, Sid. 313 Rock, Coolali» . T 
Kurrajong, via Wagga front face * dns 
McNickle Walter R., Hare}... tend 4; 658 - Wentworth District. 
field, Harefield V 298 | Higgins Bros. Kulcurna, Cal{_ ......... TY 217 
Moore Robert, Swiss Farm,| ......... BEEP ek. 16524 | ° Lal (Transferred from John 
Temora Higgins) 
Mortom Wi, .J:, Milford,< 29" se54 as anet , 3 mee ee 
Milbrulong _ Wileannia District. 
O’Brien D. J.,..Meraldony | i.ii... 4 “PL ...u. 36 |pp103 | Connell Dennis, Burndoo,{ ......... co 114 
Beckom Wilcannia 
Parker W. J., Talendon,| ......... _..1L7758 jePl106 | Coulter R. T., Kayrunnera, we | 615 
The Rock aa "White Cliffs 
Pattinson Bros:y Marrar: .. 1.7 2........ ST ee pP105 | Davies -E. W., Murtee, | | front 
Wilcannia face 
Beatide 0. H., Shaw-street,| ......... @P ...... PPl04 | Johnston Mrs. Wilhelmina,|] A I J 
Wage Copago, Wilcannia hora 
W. G:;-Leqmore} Via} oir PORE cia. Bet bight 
Simpson eamore, via + Yass Dictrict. 
Thomas Marshall C. Pretty) ..... ... P G ...|18472 | 2955 | Butt George Albert, Mountain{ ......... 1 ore } 150 
View, Beckom Vale, Kirkdale.  (Trans- ef 
Warren Alfred,--Narraburra,| .........0 | ..c..e.0s 796 ferred from Butt Bros.) 
via Temora 2956 |. Butt Walter John, Glenleigh, ......... { wit dead 3074 
Watson R. J., Bonniedoon,| ......... ib Woe Kirkdale B 
Marrar 2641 | Cook Bros. (S..G..and J. H.),) ........ pat Peel oi, 
.Westerndorf A. .L. O., Man- OW’: Happy Valley, Yass 
gain, via Coolamon 2952 | Daly Timothy.G,. the Pines, | ......... BD Deyures 135 
Wineh) Jack; J Block, © .?Woltes:i: CW. Upper Pudman, Yass 
Soldiers’ Settlement, Tar- 2948 | Elliott A. J..W. H.and F.C., | ..i...4.. Mit... 799 
cutta Fairfield, Gundaroo. i 
Wrieht Alfred. H:,, Talotayeo tuvidics |) dt.002 2000 (Transferred from Eliza 
Harefield _ 8. Elliot). 

















* 27 Supr., 1918.) 


No. in Name and Address 
: (including Post Town). 


Yass District—continued. °" 


2953 | Horton Herbert A., Waian,| 
Wargeila 
_ 2950 | Loomes Edward, Verdun, 
Bowning 
2951 | O’Brien W. T. C. and S., 
Cherry ‘ree Springs, 
Grabben Cullen 
2919 | Sweeney J. T., Timuru, 
Crookwell 
2954 | Starr Stanley T., Eshcol, 
Dalton 





Young District. 


5353 | Braddon Phillip, Spring 

Valley, Young 

5363 | Byrne M. B., Pineburra, 

Grogan 

5350 | Coddington J. T., Homeleigh, 

Cunningar 

5358 | Cram, Robert and Donald, 

Lower Solferino, Young 

5339 | Cummings John Moris, Hill- 

view, Reids’ Flat. (Trans- 

ferred from J. P. Jones) 

5338 | Downey Wm. P., Yarran 

Vale, Bribaree | 

5332 | Farrar Robt., Executor and 

Executrix late, Broula, 

Cowra 

_ 5355 | Fisher W., Bona View, 
Koorawatha 

5335 | Freebairn J. J., Inglebrae, 

Wattamondarra 

5367 | Garry D. J., Gowrie, 
Boorowa ; 

5346 | Grinter W. T., Glendabyne, 

Bland 

5333 | Hines J. W., Netherby, 

Wallendbeen 

5364 | Hoad A., Kia Ora, Bendick, 

Morrell 

5342 | Hopwood T. W.G., 

Balmoral, Balabla, via 

Thuddungra 


























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“3 : Brand. ar] 
BS | No. in _Name and Address 2 ay 
E © Record. (including Post Town). ‘ S LS 
ae Fire. Paint or Tar.|) “23 
Young Distriet—continued. 
5366 { Hughes J. P., Thuddungra | ......... erate 2557 
5352 | Hume H.C., Nilgari, Boorowa] ... ..... @........ | 16094 
5348 | Irvine John, Englemere, | ..... ... (-) AOE 18295 
2439 Youn 
5361 | Kelly J., Ivanhoe, Reefton | ......... TIRE thats 757A 
5345 | Medway Walter, Phils Creek,|. ......... Widen Ban wc 
Rugby {z 
5349 | Murphy Herbert Austin, [| v........ | py gees: 2461 
4808 Glenville, Marengo IM 
5344 o Helly Thomas H., Green- |_......... ‘Ree 
shade, Milong, Youn LY 
5351 | Osborne Ben uM J ditlaee Rees cnste:. ewe 2537 
2435 Redbank, Harden 
5340 | Pile George and Westgarth| ......... Peg) ores 3095 
9454 Dudley, Fernhill, Marengo. LD | 
(Transferred from Jno. 
6575 Davis) 
5359 | Ricketts Thomas, Clear View,| .......... | FIT...... 2666 
12294 Young V 
5341 | Rutherford A. Y.,Green |... ess, JLo... 123 
2925 Gully, Tubbal. (Trans- 
ferred from Executors W. 
Rutherford) | 
3349 | 5334 | Sawaker P. J., Greylands, | ......... WS 10101 
Wattamondarra 
388 | 53836 | Smith William, Lang’s Creek,| ......... Dir as... 17380 
Boorowa {8 
5356 | Spring Jessie, Mrs. Pine Hill,} ......... 42 Sy tes Rt 1083 
2977 Tubbal 6) el 
5347 | Stanley H. E., Longreach, | ......... o vacass 3014 
7498 Young 
5343 | Taylor R. J., Birdwood, | ......... io ee Nee 13432 
228 Barmedman { =| 
Ooo tae Perlick Hoy Wom SaANGEage, 2/1 c.cantesne Was} aioe su 16993 
7679 Bland 3 
5365 | Ulph Benjamin, Hilton Park,] ......... | ......... 2476 
10281] Bendick, Morrell 
5362 | West Frederick, Bull Plain,} ......... "AW .... 7913 
2739 Barmedman 
osoFRiyWihite, Wallace, laurel ‘Bees es.n.0) Ne seesy cs | 1865 
2635 Young | 
5360 | Worner John J., Gladstone,| ......... IN Sear 7681 
Wombat | | 








State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, llth September, L918 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 
iE is hereby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 


have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the svecial conditions, provisions, exce} tions, 


covénants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


Certified copies of the plans showing the boundaries of the areas leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 
thereof, may be obtained by the lessee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 





GEORGE W. FULLER. 























SCHEDULE. 

Registered . Situation and extent of Term 

8 o. of ro Sianeatat Name and Address of Lessee. area leased of oe Remarkr. 
Papers. : ons and Plan Cat. No. Lease. 
Fisheries £8. d. : i : 
1918 9724-| 9724 Inferior) Herbert Darwin Deamer..| Moscheto Island..| Hunter River, frontage 200 yards.| byears| 1 0 0 | Under section 12 (33s), ‘“ Fisheries 

5773. lands. Plan Cat. No. H. 73-37. from (Amendment) = Avt, 1910” 

11-9-18. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

1918-9771-| 9771 -| Do ..| Reginald Grice ...| Georges River, area about 9acres} @o ..| 414 0 do do 

5772. 1 rood 20 perches. Plan Cat. 

No. G. 116-47. 





v 





Sprorat ConpirTions, Provisions, WxonPrions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATICHS, 


No oysters may be removed from either of the above areas during the first year of the term of the license (or permit). 


lease be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to re-determination of rental during the ninth or any later year for a 


further (third) term of five years. 


If either 


* Oyster Lease No. 9,771 is granted subject’ to the special conditions that it may not be sold or transferred to any person other than 
an approved Returned Soldier, and that payment of the rental shall be deferred over the first three years of the first tive years term ot 
the lease, and proportionately spread over the remain ng twelve years of its terms. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Supr., 1918, 


4770 











[1993] State Fisheries, — 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 


Sydney, 11th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSPER CULTURE LEASH. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that a lease for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermentioned person. 7 
The lease i3 anbject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the apecial conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
‘ovenants, and reservations sct out at the foot of the Schedule. 
A certified copy of the plan showing the boundaries of the area leased, together with the license (or permit) authorising occupation 


thereof, may be obtained by the lossee from the Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary’s Department, upon application. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 


























SonEDULE. 
Registered A Situation and extent Term 
No. of . mot pepe Name and Address of Lessee. of area leased of ety Remarks, 
Papers Mie and Plan Cat. No. Lease, {| “°D'a': 
Fisheries. HH | ! i ; £s. d. fi 
1918-9780 y 97380 |Average| Edmund Phillips Peattield.,| Plimsoll-street,) Georges River, frontage 200 yards.|15 years| 2 0 0 | Under section 12 (33), ‘‘ Fisheries 
5775. lands. | Sans Souci. Pjan Cat. No. G. 96-47, from (Amendment) Act, 1910 ” (Fish- 
11-9-18. erics Act, 1902), 


























— 


SpEctAL CoNDITIONS, PRovisions, Excz#rrions, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


This lease is granted subject to the special conditions that payment of the rental thereon be deferred over the first three years 
of the term of the lease, and proportionately spread over the remaining twelve years of the fifteen years term of the lease; and also 
that the lease may not be sold or transferred to any person other than an approved Returned Soldier. 


State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


ie is hereby notifed, for general information, that the undermentioned persons heve applied to lease for Oyster Culture the 
portions of land set opposite their respective names as mentioned hereunder. 


Tracings showing the positions of the several portions enumerated may be inspacted at this Department (Fisheries 
Branc}:) daily, excepting Saturdays, between 11 and 3 o’clock, and on Saturdays between 11 and 12 o’clock. 


Any person may, by memorial to the Chief Secretary, within thirty days from the date of this notice, and on grounds to 
be sta'sd in such memorial, pray that leases of the portions may not be granted. 


All objections on account of interference with alleged hauling grounds must be accompanied by a statutory declaration 
by one or more of the licensed fishermen so objecting that they have personally known bona fide hauls to have been made over 
the area during the preceding twelve months. They must also be prepared to make a test haul with their own nets when 
requested to do so. 

E. B. HARKNASS, 
Urder Secretary. 











| Length of 








Lease Term 
No. Applicant. Looslity: | Parish, | County, Foreshore.| of Lease. 
Port STEPHENS. 

9884 | Frederick A. Evens | At the south-east corner of oyster lease No.{ Tarean _ ,,.{ Gloucester...) Area | 10 years, 
| | 9,72). | | about | 
| 2 acres. 

Henter River. Yards. 











9887 | John Canning and| About 29 yards coutherly from the south-ea:t) Newcastle ...| Northumber-/ 7CO | 15 years, 
Walter Barclay. | corner of portion No, 28. land.” | | ‘ 
9888 Do South channel, at the western end of oyster do + do rete OO Lies 
lease No. Y,786. | | 
GrEoRGE’s RIVER. 
9889 | Andrew William) At the northern end of oyster lease No. 6,498| St, George...| Cumberland | 20 | 15 years. 


Derwent. 














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27 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


4771 











QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
PUBLIOANS, BREWERS, Srerrir Mrronants, &o. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” for the consideration of applicatiors 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 








When Court to be held. | 
Date of Notice from 





























Licensing District: Convener. 5 Mean it Convened by 
Date. Hour. | 
Albury ... ves prim. yone bbe Recgeurccaeees 7 Oct., 1918 ...) 11° | J, J. Kingsmill, C.L.C. 
Armidale ies see ...| 24 Sept., 1918 14) §,3 rr ..| 1O | EB. M. Cohen, C.P.S. 
Ballina ... cuts ox one TO, fo pa aligat " 11 | J. D. Rorke, C.L C. 
Balranald 200 ste cae 113) - [23° 3 Wie a ritZ, O.P.S: 
Barraba .., ise pe ocr a 5s ps 10 oes ¥ 10 | J. Youghan, C.L.C 
Bathurst... See — hy (Mee bi Tio i lt. | J. D. Walker, J.P., C.M., C.L.C. 
Bega a aoe och sae Be . 21; J1 | D. Parker, C.L.C. 
Bellingen wl Bi a U Ghats in 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.L.C. 
Bingara ... Aor me cr tN os am Ore * li | F. W. Smart, C.L.C. 
Bombala ... ae ae ees 20). Aur eae: 10 . 2 | H. Palser, A.C.L.C. 
Bourke ... age Py ses 7 Sept., ,, Dita a 1lL | R. W. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Braidwood pat Hs Lies * «| 10° | V. A. R. Champion, C.P.S, 
Brewarrina hp Sti ss Li 2B) ans a 10 | J. A. Longworth, C.P.S. 
Brisbane Water (Gostord) gi St AWe) re Piel Laties #4 10 | J. W. Lees, C.P.S. 
Broken Hill ... aa 10 Rept., _,, AGB Yea Il | T. W. Cohen, C.L.C. 
Burrowa ... ate lige. 24" s i 10 | R.G. McKenzie, C.LC. 
Campbelltown ... BEC 56 Lie i 14s, es IL | A. G. Hardwick, O.P.8 
Carcoar ... ann seh Mas Ayes - Dowids AY Die ie Paton, C1: 0: 
Cassilis ... 2) iS ss 228. ie 1275) A. Bisley, A.0.2.8. 
Cobar ia en »| 4 iy Se LORE Pe 10 | H. J. Daley, C.P.S. 
Condobolin ses a bee . BOK o 2 | EB. H. Kelly, C.L.C 
Cooma ... ose sa eee Lis 51}, is 10 Z. Moriarty, O.P. S. 
Coonabarabran ... es Lie & (ee Ata ss 11 | F.C. Dixon, C.L.C. 
Cootamundra Mae 2 02 y u| Bled u Lbs) FB. Crook, 0.L.C. 
Corowa ... Fee : cng +:| 262A Uo ees Tomes fe 10 | J.E. Holland, C.L.C. 
Deniliquin ae ae vee e.| 4Sept., 5 On a 10 | N. Byrne, C. jince! 
Dubbo ... ‘ one ese ZORAUIO“, airy. Chass i" 11 | A. T. Cochrane, C.P.S. 
Dungog ... aK tee eee 20 Sept., 5 BO). 4, # 10 | W..C,. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Eden ... nee see : ie NU, 5, pallet her 4 2 | H. 4H. Far rington, ACERS: 
Forbes ... we as 14>; Pe SoH hits) ob ry by 1l OMA enoldy u-P.S. 
Glen Innes ee 29°55; * apni ease ss 11 | H. Breakell, C.L.C. 
Goulburn Geis) cca) Con b Mteeee ett eccrancsacs Po leon 10 | L.A. McDougail, C.L.C.,C.P.8S., C.M. 
Grafton ... RBs TO “eee sed 9 Sept., 1918 Bass 55 10. | B.A. May, C.L.C. 
Grenfell... ae aide eee 13 Aug., 4 CW & 11 | H. J. Jeffreys, C.L.C. 
Gulgong ... a sae 5 ct WLR. « 5 ‘ BETAS ra 10 | C.J. Watts, A.C.P.S. 
Gundagai rd ag sis real | 3s 3 ; toes re 10 | A. D. Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Gunnedah “3 Menlead SODUs Mee ss Pale Olan Ht 10 | 8. EH. Beaver, O.L.C. 
Hartley (Lithgow) a 20 AUS. es sbi 4) AER's 0 11 | H. L. Meads, C.L.C. 
Hay rel Ae ee eas: 3 Pe PAL Sy = 11 | F. Scroope, C.L.C. 
Hillston .. ds = ise eon a ome ss 7 habe is “3 10 | W. K. Earls, A.C.L.C. 
Jerilderie _ bse 500 vas SF WL ep ry. seal ss * 3°30 | D. Mathieson, O.L.C. 
Junee a. 3187; 3 i il Naddee. 5 11 | C. R. Colls, C.P.S8. 
Kempsey... Dees Hf 14, - 11 | M. E. Soane, C.P.S. 
Kiama ... Se: Act 5th) 16 Sept., _,, cil PP Ff 10 | K.R. Gilling, C.L.C. 
Lismore ... see sae rey cy |= DE aU hg ls A] i Be i! «| 11 | J. B. Gibson, C.L.C. 
Liverpool Per AB sie soap BL Sept, eis pCa. yy allen; Owes h Ame Gis Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Maclean ... af gs a cp cay lhe Lugs § mie tO ete Es Oram; C.P.S. 
Maitland (West Maitland) He cap LOPATIS | 55 Bee 24i% 90 .| IL | W.B. Geddes, O,.L.C. 
Manning River (Taree) eld OR SCD meres ike Wait if wp lh Gs Wows Daviess ©.b.0 
Metropolitan She Mina Police Court) 1GOPA NE. ars cae bre: Bede iB ; 2 | W.J. Camphin, C.P.8 
Milparinka cea LOE i 2. is 5 Salas Bt J. Keagle, A.C.P.S. 
Moama ... a3 ata ie 9 Sept.;-: ,, tea] ROMY 3 ..| 2.30 | A. Constantine, C.L.C. 
Molong .. abe ive me DFAUg:s* » HE a of eine i» | 10° | D. J. Kenny, C.P.S. 
Moree... ae aes 2a, *, ace) Westen . selene 3, Wenholz, C.P.S8, 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) als «| '4 Sep6.ji}; AES ee L | 10 | T. A, Doolan, A.C.L.C, 
Moruya ... Bie at | 2ha in ry silee Oh a a ...| 9°80 | C. T. Howard, C.L.C. 
Mudgee ... ae Hib on Zola ” Sil eC 5 ..| LL | H, M, Blackmore, C.P.S. 
Murrurundi rae fr ond Se 53 i AL EREE ii «| 10 | O. W. Swiney, C.P.S. 
Murwillumbah .., 360 eC ry a ee PG ¥ . 11 | W.J. Forrest, O.P.S. 
Muswellbrook and Merton (Muswell-| 30 Aug, , : es 7 é 1l | G. McKay, C.L.C, 
brook). 

Nambucca Bee ase Jee : 9 Sept, 5) STOW i Ae 2 | J.T. Singleton, A.O.P.S, 
Narrabri ... ach ies a ve 2 » 14°", a | 10 | KE. P, Cusick, 0.1.0, 
Narrandera de hae eee ve ABSOVA UL. gym. 55 ZZ iviy - «| 11°30 | i. Harrison, O.5.C, 
Nyngan ... oe Se ae sl asieptalen,, oie. Pe ..| 10 | W.H. Dening, C,P.3, 
Orange ... ae is mee | 26 Auginaip 14% 4, ‘i 10 | H. Jd. Leary, C,L.C. 
Parkes Oe Ane : 3 Sept, 5 Bou; 5 10 | O. A, Willans, C.L.0, 
Parramatta =a st veo Lon ACUI asy less Gor. «| 10 | I. W. Broughton, C.L.C. 
Pegk Hill sr 36 : 9 Sept., ,, RCT Lay ts i" in 10) | J. W. Glenn, A-C.E.S. 
Penrith ... ie a " FP . ole ies i , 2 | W.G. Hazell, A.C.P.S. 
Pieton .. x ced OE AT Oo smi, Ce LON 95 7 | LL | J. MeKlroy, A.C.P:8. 
Port Macquarie ... ++: LOWSeptemers Onn - : 2 | 8. Marcolino, C.P.S8, 
Port Stephens (Stroud) | bel27 Augean sg Ly b Gian " | 10, | C. W. Crowley, O.P.8&, 
Queanbeyan FE i oON Ns) ee reo, es a .| 12.) C.J. M. Hade, C. L. 0, 
Quirindi .. ae BHO oe 26, a anh Lileeiigs i" «| 10 |S, Tayloy, C.L.C, 
Beyond Terrace Ay és 23 Sept., ;, 25 , re «| LQ | EK, Fi Stein, A.CiP.S, 
Richmond River (Casino) ae COVA. Rams ice alae Mip _ ; 10 | O. W. Small, C.P.S, 
Ryde ...,, e ne oe LO Sept.s vss cael TRS Pe x eto | WH. Le HostersO, PS, 
Rylstone .,, Ase ne vas cae Cee nifebs, 1) yee Bar| Outerss A ..| lO | W.S. Kelk, L.Q, 
Scone... pee Hic 9 Sept., aie Gabe 0 ..| 11 | G@. A. Stevenson, ©.1,0, 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) F cre 27 Aug:, » | 23 y 2 ...| 10°30 | P. J, Youdale, C.L.0, 





4772 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. (27 Sepr., 1918. 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT3S—continued. 





When Court to be held. 





Licensing District. eck: Rat pe from |] —_—___—______— Convened by 
Date. Hour. 

Singleton a ~ oe ...| 20 Aug, 1918 .,.| 18 Oct., 1918 ...| 9°30 | P. E. Eldershaw, C.P.S., C.M. 
Tamworth aad ae f wool 9 Bepties ose ale Ose. , asf 00 by ofoHl, T. Adams, C,B.8, 
Temora ... as es is sel 27 Auge te bral tte os Pa | 12 | BF. W. Johnston, C.L.C. 
Tenterfield ae 2, 8 oe) 12 Sept, 0; rt On 4 a ..| 10 | EB. Emerton, O.L.C. 
Tumut ... age ie ay y.| 22 Aug, 5) i; |eks some “3 ..| 12 | A.M, Dunn, C.L.C. 
Urana ... i i a ss.4, 8 Septs, vas sae CLL og 5 vit 2 | A. H. Gelding, C.L.C. 
Wagga Wagga ... Fe ane omit 20 Eo . pat (RELA aay * ..| 11 | J. Saunders, C.L.C., C.P.S. 
Walcha ... te ae ie rr 2 Ba * ae he ay of) | 11 | H. V. Gould, C.L.C 
Walgett ... ae He nts ...| 28 Aug. ,, rei) EG * .| Il” | CO. G. Carr Boyd, ACP 8. 
Warialda ah oe a | SSept. raed tebe » | 11 | P. V. Chiplin, C.L.C. 
Warren ... ay oa ad it eB 5 We 4 | 12 | H.J. Brook, C.L.C. 
Wee Waa hes ies a Pe a a ie ‘i alaed etsy . te | ed a Brydon, L.C. 
Wellington ee Ar she ol 9B lig 75 ssp ite ha ane ‘3 | 10 | P. E. B. Barnett, C.L.C. 
Wentworth a Ay Sas | 20 Ang, |, sty 2H peer ») wort a eS eee Sargeson, C. ty C. 
White Cliffs... fe fet ..| 4 Sept, 4 eo ee - | 10 | D.C. Goodsell, C.L.C. 
Windsor.. oP ae at iy] 28 Augr, |, vest LO es » «| 12 | G@. Wheeler, C. L.C. 
Wollongong fas ay jit) poh 3 Depts, 5) BAe 2 ULE dee i ..| 11 | BR. @. Green, O.L.C. 
Yass ae ae S30 sap out aN Was i Pay ag lames 5 ve] LQ a ME, Bonthorne, C.P.S. 
Young ... + BT ee ...| 24 Aug, 5, SACL D nae pi ..| 10 | A.S. Wickham, L.C. 








[1965] : The Treasury, New South Wales, 
27th September, 1918, 


PUBLICANS’ LICENSES. 


pee following Return of Positcans’ Lrozwses, which have been igsued from the Ist to 3let August, 1918, under the 
“Liquor Act, 1912,” ia published for general information :— 








Period of Lieense, 











Name of Licensee. Situation of House. _ Sign of House. ane ii ae a ; 
From | To 
ARMIDALE Licenstne DI1stTRict. 
Wilson, Jane... ...{ Armidale .., nee Fe ».-| International Hotel | 19 Aug., 1918...] 18 Aug. 1919 
BaLRaNatp Licenstne District. ; 
Powell, Catherine ...| Wakool Crossing... AD «| Wakool Hotel ay ...| 26 Aug., 1918,..{ 25 Aug. 1919 


Baruurst Licensinea DistRicr. : 
O’Rourke, Robert Patrick} Mount David... “pe ...| Enterprise Hotel ... ve! 19 Aug., 1918...{ 18 Aug., 1919 


Beruima Licensina District. 
Hitchens, James ...{ Bowral .., is +e ...| Imperial Hotel i: ..l 18 Aug.,.1918 ...) 17 Aug., 1919 


Bourke Licensine Distaict, 








Doohan, John J..., ...| Bourke... a ose ...| Carrier’s Arms Hotel ...| 12 Sept., 1918...{ 11 Sept., 1919 
Luscombe, Helen McD....| Bourke ... act istic ...| Federal Hotel ry nem AUG as goon cep sees, 
Pugh, James J. .,. .«| Louth ane ae tse ...| Post Office Hotel 16" 55 % B regs a 
Broxen Hitt Licensina District. 

Barrett, Alfred EH. A. ...{ West Broken Hill Ss ...{ Allendale Hotel .., ..{ 3 Aug. 1918...{ 2 Aug., 1919 
Fletcher, Richard N. J.| Argent-street, Broken Hill ...| Palace Hotel ae se 1G; OG ale abel aes i. 

(formerly known as 

Resch). 

Carcoak Licensine DistRict. 
Mallon, Francis J. [| Blayney ... me noe ....| Exchange Hotel _... | 25 Aug., 1918,.,| 24 Aug., 1919 
er Cosak Licensina DisTRIcr. 

Ryan, Michael Jos. _.. | Wrightville + ee ..| Young Australia Hotel ,..).28 Aug., 1918,,.) 27 Aug., 1919 


ConpoBoLIN Licensina DistTRI0T. 
Bright, Sydney G. RK. ...{ Bathurst-street, Condobolin _.,.| Imperial Hotel __... ../ 23 Aug, 1918.,,| 22 Aug. 1919 
CoONABARABRAN LiIcENSING DISTRIOT. ’ 
Waters, Henry C. ...| Merrygoen oF ioe .. | Merrygoen Railway Hotel | 13 Aug., 1918...) 12 Aug., 1919 
Dusso Licensina Disrriot. 
Nolan, Peter Robert .,.,| Dandaloo-street, Narromine ..| Federal Hotel re ...{ 4Sept., 1918 ...{ 3 Sept, 1919 
Forses Licensina District, 
Lynch, Matthew J. ...( Rankin-street, Forbes... ...| Royal Hotel... NG | 1 Sept., 1918,,| 31 Aug. 1919 
Quen Innes Licsnsrne Disretror. 
Nash, William W. .. | Glen Innes ca is ..| Imperial Hotel ... ».| 21 Aug. 1918..| 20 Aug., 1919 


‘ Govutsurn Licensina Disrrrot. 
Gordon, Robert A. ...| Chatsbury .. ase fos ..( Chatsbury Hotel... ».{ 19 Aug. 1918.,.{ 18 Aug. 1919 








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PUBLICANS’ LICENSES—continued. 





Name of Licensee, Situation of House. Sign of House. 





InveRELL Licensina District. 


Hardy, Thomas J. ...{ Inverell... Ss AY ...( Oxford Hotel 
Thomas, John H. .. | Byron-street, Inverell ... ...| Byron Hotel... 
JEBRILDERIE Licensine Disreicr. 
Kelly, Thomas ... ...| Berrigan }.. sad ad ...| Federal Hotel aap 
Krama Lioznsina District. 
Dickson, Selina ... ,..| Shellharbour ue as ...| New Royal Hotel 
Liverroon Licensing DIstTRiIo7. 
Toohey, Michael J. ...| Cabramatta ti «. «| Cabramatta Hotel ... 
15 METROPOLITAN LicENsING J)isTRIOT. 
Ferrow, Henry ... ...| Druitt & Sussex streets, Sydney...| Commercial Hotel .., 
Foster, William J. ...| Druitt and Clarence sts., Sydney; Foster’s Hotel cep 
Simms, Albert R. ...| 6538-655 George-street, Sydney} Larkin’s Hotel ork: 


Upjohn, Frederick J. ...| York street North and Gloucester-| Anstralian Hotel 
street, Sydney. 


Motone Lioznsine Disreticr. 
Donovan, Thomas ...| Molong cae ss ...| Court House Hotel .. 
McDonnell, James W. ...| Cumnock .., ap tee ...| Commercial Hotel ... 

Nageraser Licensina District. 


Byrnes, Henry Kenelm...| Bellata .| Wooloobrar Hotel ... 








Powell, William A. _...) Narrabri West... ae .. | Carriers Home Hotel 


Newoastite Liocrnsine Disraicr. 


Scott and Telford sts., Newcastle{ Pacific Hotel... tga 
_Bolton-street, Newcastle ... ...| Grand. Hotel... 
Argenton ... nit nit ...,| Argenton Hotel 


Nyn@an Licensing Disrriot. 
...| Carriers Arms Hotel 


Roxby, Peter... see 
'Teece, Clarissa M. ote 
Thomas, David ... On 








Houghton, Henry J. ...{ Nyngan 


Orane@g Liognsine Disrei07. 
Paton, James Patk, ...{ Millthorpe nae a ..-| Railway Hotel 
Slattery, Gregory J. .. | Forest Reefs ea ae ...| Royal Hotel .. 

Parkers Licensine District. 
Barrett, Thomas... ...| Ciarinda-street, Parkes ... ...| Star Hotel 


Panramatra Liownsine Disreicr. 
Carrick, Elizabeth L. ...| Station & Hassall sts., Parramatta! Commercial Hotel .., 


Pioron Liorensine District. 


Hill, Charles ....  ...| Upper Burragorang ...  ...| Wollondilly Hotel ... 





McGuire, Mary ... ...| Yerranderie 0 vee ...| Silver Mines Hotel ... 


Rypr Licenstne District. 
Irwin, John atts ...| Waitara ... ry) Scat ...{ Hornsby Hotel 


Soonz Lioznsina Distro. 
Stephens, William R. D.| Aberdeen .., iy Abad ... | Segenhoe Hotel ys 


SineéLeton Licensina District. 
Janson, Thomas I. ..-| Munro-street, Singleton ... ...| Agricultural Hotel ... 


Tremogna Liocgensine Disrricr. 


Scharer, Frederick W. ...| Temora _... ic one ...| Empire Hotel 
Watertr Liognstne Distreror. 
Shearer, Harriett ...| Merrywinebone ... ies ...| Avondale Hotel 
Wakgen Lioznsine District. 
Heffernan, Thomas cesf ETATIQIO i. Tin, ve ...{ Trangie Hotel HE 
Mazoudier, Caroline M....| Dubbo-street, Warren ... ...| Commercial Hotel ... 


Wantwortsh Licsnsine Disrrior. 
Sykes, Edwin Joseph _ ...{| Wentworth 84 a ...| Commercial Hotel ... 


Waite Crurrrs Licensina Disteror. 
Wright, Joseph ... ...| White Cliffs ta .. | White Cliffs Hotel ... 


Woxtonaone Licensine Disreicr. 
Makin, Frederick G. _...| Crown-street, Wollongong ...| Oxford Hotel 


Wratowre Licensine District. 
Cullen, Warren W. _...| West Wyalong ... Ne ...| Royal Hotel ,, obs 
; ; : wit 


i nna ee 





























4773 
Period of License. 
From | To 
..f 830 Aug, 1918... 29 Aug, 1919 
eer 29 ” ” a eis 28 ” ” 
| 7 Aug, 1918.,) 6 Aug., 1919 
wo{ 14 Aug., 1918. { 13 Aug., 1919 
..., 23 Aug., 1918...| 22 Aug., 1919 
».{ 6 Aug. 1918...) 5 Aug., 1919 
sol PL ey eed eee ” 
6 , ” 7 5 ” 
19 ” » eee 18 ”» ” 
| 3 Aug,, eee 2 Aug., 1919 
oor 9 ” ” eee 8 ” ” 
1 Sept., 1918...| 31 Aug., 1919 
4; ~ 3 Sept., 5 
9 Aug., 1918...{ 8 Aug. 1919 
wf 27 ” n «| 26 ” ” 
21 ” »” . 20 ” ” 
...| 14 Aug., 1918...| 13 Aug., 1919 
6 Sept., meal 5 Sept., 1919 
oseh 12 ADge. isi) 3. oe del Alig... a5) 
| 4S8ept., 1918,..,/ 3 Sept., 1919 
v()18 Aug.) 1918..:) 17 Aug. 1919 
..( 24 Aug, 1918..,] 23 Aug., 1919 
erie: Fy SMRCtIReS | sg x 
...| 27 Aug., 1918...{ 26 Aug., 1919 
wf 18 Aug., 1918...1 17 Aug., 1919 
..) 23 Aug,, 1918... 22 Aug. 1919 
...| 30 Aug., 1918...| 29 Aug., 1919 
of QD Aug., 1918... 8 Aug, 191g 
..{ 15 Aug., 1918...{ 14 Aug., 1919 
2Sept., ,, 1 Sept., _,, 
...| 14 Aug., 1918...) 18 Aug., 1919 
..,| 8 Aug., 1918...; 7 Aug., 1919 
| 28 Aug., 1918...) 22 Aug., 1919 
3 Sept., 1918...) 2 Sept., 1919 


[27 Supr., 1918. 


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PACKET LICENSE. 


THE following Return of a Packur Licens#, which has been issued from the Ist to 3ist August, 1918, under the 


“Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 
ae A ee ae Bebe ees. Se ee 
Period of Licenss. 

















Name of Vessel. Ciass No. Name cf Licensee, Where trading. 
From To 
Hunter IL Walter, Fredk. ... Sydney and Point Danger ...| 26 July, 1918...) 25 July, 1919 
Brundah II Benson, Chas. T. ... do do if 23 Sept... Siu 27 Sept, by 
Tambar 4). ... Ill Muir, Sidney W.... do do - 27 43 MF God Asda aes 3 
Fitzroy iwi Colvin, James do do PLAS, Ny “4 31 July, 3 


COLONIAL WINE LICENSKS. 


THE following Return of Cozoxran Wrixe Liornsss, which have beon issued fiom the let to 31st August, {1918, under 
the “ Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 





— 


Period of License. 








Name of Licensee. Situation of Premises. 


MeErropomitaNn Licensin@ District. 
...| 159-163 Military-road, Mosman af | 15 Aug., 1918 ...| 14 Aug. 1919 
| 136 Pitt-street, Sydney ... soe oe rol Py i, Leal MUO Les 3 
..., 202 Military-road, Mosman oe Suliees Pyle cei WES Ree » 


Hyslop, Andrew an A 
Langley, Richard Darrant ... 
Walke, Phillip Aye auc 


Murrununpi Licexsina District. 


...| Blandford ... ee a 5 Sept., 1918...) 4 Sept., 1919 


ase ) 


McKay, Thomas 


Wratone Licensina DisTricrt. 


Meagher, John, & Co., Ltd.... ...| West Wyalong .., a 


ones lakaenonee oe weet 


...[ 19 Aug., 1918. \...{ 13 Aug. 1919 
| | 








BREWERS’ LICENSE. 


THE following Return of a Brewing’ Licexex, which has been issued from the ist to 31st Angust, 1918, anier the 
“ Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 





Name of Liceasee, 


Period of License. 
Situation of Premises. Se ae ea 


From | To 





Mvpcer Licensing Disrricr. 


Wade, Alfred C. .., | Mortimer and Lawson streets, Mudgee... “4 20 Aug., 1918 | 19 Aug., 1919 








A ee = <a 


SPIRIT MHRCHANTS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Srrgtr Mreonanrs’ Licenszs, which have been issucd from the Ist to 3lst August, 1978, 
uader the “Liquor Act, 1912,” is published for general information :— 


—— 


























| Period of License. 
Name of Licenses. Aituation of Premises. 7 
From. To 
Hay Licunsine Disraror, 
Meakes, Alfred M., and Wheeler.) Hay ., = my, Bt Aid sh ..| 4Sept., 1918 ...|, 3 Sept., 1919 
Walter, trading as Meakes and | 
Wheeler. 
Merropoztiran Licenstne Drsrercr. 
Fallon, Patrick William ... oof 93 atts street, Sydney ... oe dee alte G Atay 1964.) & Aug’ 1919" 
Galbraith, Willia n Sparke ... ...| 24 Bond- street, Sydney se cual Le a os sear he yes ca Fi 
Gollin & Ce., Proprietary, Ltd. .| 48 and 50 Claris: street, Syditey 130 ie s 1 y 
Hardy and Sons, Ltd., Thomas __.,.| 61 and 63 Macquarie- street, Sydney 3 Sept.ji0 4, 2 Sept... ", 
Hogg, Robinson & Ca, Propty., Ltd.) Royle’s Chambers, Bond-street, Sydney 24 a af PY oe A 
Schweppes, Lid. 65-71 Foveaux- street, Sydney ... see ee LODMoes ” 14 ; 
Walker, John, and Sone (Liwited)... 13 Phillip-street, Sydney ... «(aad AlBeILD 59 26 Aug., 8 
Watson, Janes, & Co, (Limiied) ...) Ground floor and basemen’, 28 King- street, Ze ptern ss 1 Sept - 
Sydney, and ground floor and first floor, o * 
building facing Newton-lane, Sydney. 


Lincoln & Co. (Limised) 


rn canner ae eee neiea ti Rn apes 





NARRANDERA Licrensix@ Disrnicr. 


Gundagai-sireet, Narrandera — ,., ves{ 21 Aug., 1919 


| 22 Aug., 1918 








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Ee 


BILLIARD LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Brun1arpD Licenszs, which have been issued from the Ist to 31st August, 1918, under the 
“ Billiards and Bagatelle Act, 1902,” and which expire on the 31st December, 1918, is published for general information :— 








=: pe 








Nature of 














Name of Licensee. Situation and Sign of House. spon Name of Licensee. | Situation and Sign of House. | Vionuse 
Batiina Liozmnsine Drsereror, METROPOLITAN Liosnstnea DistTRIct. 
Benson, John W. ...| East Wardell... mS ...| Billiard, 4 Sibraa, Walter H. ‘i King and Wells streets, Billiard , 
Newtown. 


Dvuspo Licensina DisteEicr. 
Kildea, William P.. street, Narromine..| Billiard. 


Hagtiry Licrnsina Drsreicr. 
Dunne, Michael H...{ Williewa-street, Portland ...{ Billiard. Newcastue Licensine Distro. 


MI.paginxa Licensina District. 


Best, Leslie Evelyn,.| “ Central Australian Hotel,”( Billiard, 
Briscoe-street, Tibooburra. | 











Miche eet eenateeDisrator, Jones, George W. . i pian es eu Nelson-| Billiard. 
Hardie, Walter W...| “ Harwood Hotel,” Harwood { Billiard. {| Williams, Albert H..| Main-street, Minmi ... .| Billiard, 


Taland., | 


PT a 











pec err eka mcrae reed 








AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Avctionrses’ Licenses, which have been issued from lst to 31st August, 1918, upon Certificates 
granted at Special Meetings, under the “ Auctioneers Licensing Act, 1898,’ and which expire on the 3lst December, 1918, is 
published for general information :— 








Name of Licensee. District. ial he Name of Licensee. District. bey : 
Palmer, George Andrew’ ...| Brisbane Water ...| District. Newport, Arthur Henry _...! Narrandera ...| District. 
Flannery, William Ernest ...| Bullahdelah ...| General. Simmons, Reuben P.... .... Newcastle... ot do 
Thompson, James John, jnr...| Cooma __... ...| District. Cohen, Myer... sak ...| Newtown ... .».| General. 
McMeekin, David Taggart ...) Coonamble zal do Gray, Roy A. D. Hf .... North Sydney... do 
Wright, Samue! ae ...| Cootamundra ao do Jennings, William ... Ay do sae do 
Barrie, Edward Percy feo Dubbowmmers eat do Clark, Leslie Ernest ... ac Tee ...| District. 
Dennis, Joseph Paul... ...| Glen Innes Pu do McCoy, James Alex.... | Parramatta a do 
Croxford, John Edward _...| Goulburn .., eel do Plummer, Lester s Port Macquarie ... do 
Robertson, Alexander ...| Hay Ap, ss do McLaren, Walter I.... Richmoxd River ... do 
Whyte, Richard Hercules ...| Inverell ... Sk do Rowston, Joseph E. ... | Ryde nee 323 do 
Giddings, Albert John L. ...; Kogarah ... ...| General, Hermann, Louis A. ... ‘ Sydney... --| General, 
Hutton, Robert ies ...| Macleay River...) District. Bond, Robert J. W. A. ...| V'amworth... ...| District. 
Murray, William Patrick ... do 5S do Wilson, Samuel soe vs:{ LOMOTA + xe do 
Crittenden, James... ...| Manning River ... do Nicholls, Joseph J. ... .... Wages Wagga... do 
Dodd, Alexander Johnston ..,| Murrurundi ran do Bond, Thurlow B.G.D._ .... Wollombi..,, ro de 
Norvili, Henry G. Bt. eas do zal do Brown, William H. ... Hee dows sis do 
Robertson, Charles Herbert,,,| Narrabri ... mast do Barnes, Alex. David .., ...| Wyalong ... an do 
Cuthbert, Herbert W.H. ...| Narrandera os do 














TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES. 


THE following Return of Licenses for the Sale of Topacco, Crcars, and Cigarettes, which have been issued at the Treasury 
from the Ist to Slst August, 1918, under the ‘‘ Tobacco Act of 1884,” is published for general information :— 




















| Period of License. 
Name of Licensee, Situation and Sign of Premises, (+ ‘i a si 
| From To 
1918. 1919. 
Abbott, David J. ... Adc ..., 551 Crown-street, Sydney Spt we ose 5 September.| 4 September. 
Acton, Joseph neg on .s.| 200 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... sc 20 24 August ...) 23 Auguat. 
Adam, Martha ... AY ...| 277 Elizabeth-street, Sydney ... ner = 16 . salle , 
Anderson, Thos. J. a ...| 193 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... Ris A ast AR ote: “ 7 i 
Andreoli, John A. oes ...| 97 Castleresgh-street, Sydney ... ae an oc Sal . 2 " 
Arpante, Edgar R. ae ...| 234 George-street, Sydney —... aia os 00 Beil oc fe re tee As 
Atkinson William... we ...| 111 Devonshire-etreet, Sydney sts ce | Sete) seat dy + 
Auld, John... ie a ...| ‘Caledonian Hotel,” 83 Point: street, Pyrmont a ae 4 September. 3 September. 
Bardsleys Limited... Nee Bathurst and Kent, streets, (ity ae B Ree .../ 19 August ...| J8 August, 
Bardsley, Ernest }#A., trading as! Kent and Bathurst streets, Sydney ... “6 va ariel " re i 5 
Johu Bardsley & Uo, | 
Barrett, Patrick J. ae ..., 409 Bourke-street. Darlingburst A nee nee eeollese . ana “3 
Bennett, Isaac J. ... “Tilawarra Hotel,” Shelley -street, Sydney Bee Hibe sum ee = Bea| eal = 
Bernays, E. M., Hon. Sec, ond aud 9 Pitt-street, Sydney le a nee a” 6 ” cenit O ” 
54th Battalion Depot. 

Bernhardt, Jack ... Hh Bcd es Liverpool-street, Sydney ... Res Bit Aer Rail oe 7s ele pee x 
Black, George sae oe .... 158 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney 80 3 ie ole es i sell . 
Bolgraaf, Solomon... aes ...| 180 George-street, Sydney Dh tee ane seat LO » vee | 14 * 
Bramly, William J. if, «| “ New York Hotel, ** Union-street, Pyrmont... ip scl iate! D sel ae » 
Brander, Anna M..., a ...| Anzac-parade, Little Bay 6nn aN oe oe aah LG Ps ea Lo A 
Brock, Mary eae Poy ...| 36 Chisholm-street, Sydney ... Ao sr see eat 29 cen bs a 
Brooks, Ada A. ... Pe ...| 587 Crown-street, Sydney... wh se ue wah Re aL a 
Brooks, Charles F. Pe ...| Gardiner’s-road, South Kensington ... = ae eed ns ...| dl July. 
Brown, Frederick ... i ...| 113 Pitt-street, Sydney... Sp ete eee vee wal 12 o ...| 11 August. 
Butta, Catherine .., vee ..., 23 Irving-street, Sydney ans rie sr sae Geafd ko a eel bi 4 3 
Carlos, Peter nee se .../ $0 William-street, Sydney... me ott Bee aS ” Bea acs » 














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TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICHNSHS—continud. 


nn ne 





Period of Lioense.. 


























Name of Tlsnine Situation and Sign of Picaisals 
; From | To 
: | ~ 1918, 1919, 
Carter; Henry M. ... a ...| “ Brooklyn Hotel,” George-street, Sydney ... os .. | 29 August .. | 28 August. 
Casimaty, Vasile .., bi ...| 568 George street, Sydney ... et 4% eR ANY | 8 ” 
. Chambers, Samuel H. ... ...| “ Beehive Hotel,”. Princes-street, Sydney sa} as | 26 io, o eval y tueaste 
' Champion, Henry... Sturt-street, South Randwick .. see 438 see] 24 ‘ ee Pes ; 
Civil Service Co- ‘operative Society 152, 154, and 156 Pitt- street, Sydney tee ite wf 3 » w| 2 ” 
of N.S.W.., Ltd., The ; fin 
_' Combellack, "Henry ade veali Assembly Hotel,” Phillip and Hunter streets, Aue Fl ko i oos| Lee Fs 
Compton, Ernest 4A Ris .. | [rvine-street, South Randwick eer | yar26 wpa eres) 25 S 
Condon, Sidney ... a3 .. | 316 Harris- street, Pyrmont a i ot Bs | nO A wel? D “A 
Condy, Frederick ... ae .. | “ Volunteer Hotel,” George- -street, Sydney ve en ee - nase os 5 
‘Condon, George... ave ...| 584 George-street, Sydney at vad is Saal 2 ” s| 8 » 
Corcoran, Peter... Nfs ...| 51 Bayswater- road, Darlinghurst abe ie ves| ae 5 alee 7 
_ Graig, George sme “ Sunderland Aemaiit! ’ Harris-strect, Pyrmont. Rae | 20 ie Aa 1s! SE 
Craven, William E., trading as W.| 5 Hamilton- street, Sydney... aD 503 oad w.{ 12 » ae [ve » 
“By Craven & Co. | 
Daniel, Richard ... “ Commonwealth Hotel,” Elizabeth- street, Sydney ... yl 28 3 eeltee _ 
D’ Arcy, Charles, and Galbraith, 474 George-street, Sydney ae Bs ae, ah cool aay) i elt de! i 
R. Campbell, trading as O. 
D’Arcy & Co. : 
. » Dawes, Dolly (Mrs.) is Abererombie-street, Sydney .., gies sl by; rh 26. intl Ras a3 
. De Groen, Alfred, Secretary Ter. 140 Castlereagh-street, Sydney BE id ey, eo | oes af 7 » 
riers Club. 
vepalr, Peter, trading as D.| Corner Darlinghurst-road and Victoria-street, Darlinghurst] 6 “i 5 » 
eitano. 
Desantis, Raffaelle... a ...| 475 Harris-street, Ultimo ~ At tH ts) Pay 13 s Tel ae 
Dilosa, Antonio .,,, wi .. | 500 Cleveland-street, Sydney ... : ay) ae pen 50 5) AT eds) ee 
Doukakis, Theodore ue ...| Anzac-parade, South Kensington es 9 SS 8 a5 
‘Duff, William H. ... $f ...| “Duffs Family Hotel,’ George brad Goulburn Natnoots, 4 a 3 4 
Sydney. 
-Faes, Robort . | box Blizabeth- street, Sydney ... oo ee ee 7 7 6 ra 
Feéldheim, Gotthelf, Baye ...| Barrack and Clavenvs streets, Sydney. Bie Hs . | 28 2 27 “ 
Fesq & Co., Ltd. ee .. | 44 and 46 Clarence-street, Sydney ... G8 7 | LS 14 » 
‘Fincher, John C. aes ...| 8326 Liverpool-street, Sydney ... 289 sd LO - 9 s 
Fisher, Laurance B, a ...| 189 New South Head road, Rushcutter’s Bay ae wa 19 a 18 5 
Fitzgerald, Edward ns .. | 8 Argyle-street, Miller’s Point : oe a sae | _ 3 - 
Fitzsimmons, Samuel’... Dar|imghurst- road, Sydney... Se see aa ve] 24 e | 21 5 
Friend, A. G., of the firm ‘of 113 York-street, Sydney sida sd coo me pos taal es 16 me 
W. A. Friend & Co. ; 
Galbraith, William 8. ... .. | 24 Bond-street, Sydney Ae ea seh na yy kt) ” sschteds id 
Georgiadis, George A ...| 285 Pitt-atreet, Sydney... AN ee es aa ».| 10 < 9 
Hanlon, William J. ahs ...| “© Cricketer’s Arms Hotel,” Fitzroy-street, Sydney ... | 30 es earl oe 4 
Harris, Horatio~ .., en ...| “ Cross Keys Hotel,” Bastes: reet, she Hills at . | 2h 3 saat es, » 
Herrod, Edward .., Sue ;. | Anzac-parade, Kensington se Aa ‘$ mil ee ia . | 26 45 
Hesse, Stanley W. san ...| 180 Forbes-street, Sydney is 23 : mel ag o 
Hildebrand, Conrad ne ..-| First floor, Wynyard Buildings, Carrington- -atreet, Sydney . 6 4 sat 6 ) 
Hodges, J. D.(Mrs.) ...| 91 Reservoir-street, Surry Hills dss LG o eats LS Bs 
Holroyd, Kathleen ee ...| 190 William-street, Sydney ... Bee Ssh vat aw 28 a Peale Ti - 
Howell, Annie... ese vo) 120 Pyrmont-street, Pyrmort... ae ie Nee Getew alles - mel 22 me 
Hutchinson, Clara ee ...| 17 Bennett-street, Surry Hills : 43 ix sh 8 : Ap (rated i 
Hutchinson, Holman me ...| “ Caledonian Hotel,” King-street, Sydney ... nee eh ees “3 7 > 
Jackson, Henry L.... oo ...| 82 Bellevue-street, Sydney... ocr ce a 1c} od “ | Bl July 
James, James G. ... oes ...| 82 Shepherd-streetr, Sydney ... ee oA ae w| 15 a | L& August. 
Jones, Abner ae ...| 163 Sussex-street, Sydney ate ue Eos 50 aol G ie vos] DD ms 
Kennedy, Blizabeth bee .ee| 874 Abercrombie-street, Sydney : Senin Ses ...| 16 ye SR AOLEs = 
Kennedy, Thomas.. Ae ...| 725 George-street, Sydney A ae site Ase er LO) My ees » 
Keppie, William ... ue ...| 19 Erskine-street, Sydney —..... ay Rt a son { 20 Aas fede ” 
Lane, Elizabeth ... “7 ...| 20 Myrtle-street, Sydney ay dep 0) $e as eee vo] 15 " 
Langley, Thomas, trading as| 86 Elizabeth-street, Sydney... see ees me ees 7 scaled 
Langley Bros. 
Lazarus, Abraham... “on ...| “ Celtic Hotel,” Market and Kent streets, Sydney .. ae ee 4 ake SEL - 
Lazarus, Debra... a | “ Queensland ‘Alotel, ” Erskine-street, igs Be oaalelies i 2 ” 
Lee, Maas ... 53 ae ...| 82 Campbell-street, Sydney... ss ive baa zee <6 A el 5 ii 
Lianos, George ... 661 York-street, Sydney she a aie ria ss] oft - | 2) 55 
_ Lind, EB F., trading as E. F. Lind) 28) George-street, Sydney ... bes Se +f w.| 25 ” wl 24 5 
& Co. 
Lowe, George A. ... cite ...| Anzac-parade, South Kensington Re a ee ...| 30 > won| 29 Re 
Lum See Jan eb Bie ...| 46 Campbell-street, Sydney ... Siac 5c aes val 27 h ..| 26 i 
Lyons, Bridget ab ..-| 480 Wattle-street, Ultimo ee A Fea < sae ress) *) aa-| 28 i 
McCarthy, Martin .. aie ...| 39 Fitzroy-street, Sydoey es see ant shaiy feawiitO + wil a 
McColgan, May ... nb: ...| Avoca-street, Randwick 38 ae bs 58 | 29 i -- | 28 3 
McElveney, Bertha ows ...| 118 Crown- street, Sydney a sae sty bat “5 29) " iol es - 
McGuire, Ethel M. ie .-.| 771 George- street, Sydney... si dst ee 430/919 Nae see i 
McHugh, Harry ... is +5 Orange and Earl streets, Randwick ... cus anergy? cA on BA ms 
McIntyre, Archibald ons .. | 34 Paling’s Buildings, Ash-street, Sydney . H, s. | 23 “4 ssa) 22 es 
MeNevin, Arthur ... a .. | “ Forrester’s Hotel,” 338 Riley-street, Sydney 58 “Colmes = wry. ni 
McPherson, Donald as) ...| “Bay View Hotel,” Bourke-street, Sydney .. ‘s me| Lt , | wo 3 
Mc3hin», Claude 8. nes ...| 168 York-street North, Sydney ts a Se i 28 . wl QF ¥ 
Mangan, Delia... 34 ...| 46 Belmore-street, Surry Hills bed ho Be Je) = +a 6 
Mansfield, Robert ... * .. | 84 EKlizabeth- street, Sydney ... ie ro #3 es 8 4 27 % 
Marks, Adolph A.... oie ...| 17 Hunter-street, Sydney e a | 8 = 5 7 . 
Mesauabam, Alfred ... cee v-| “ Royal George Hotel, i Bourke: street, t, Sydney ee pel x ent) 3 
Millard, Stanley ...° ee sere: “road, Kensington a 6 Aa soo a Say cul July. 








27 Sxpt., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119 


4777 





TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE LICENSES—continued. 





Name of Licensee. 


From To 
) 1918, 1919, 
Miller, Theresa 135 Foveaux street, Sydney he Ai me 30 July .| 29 July. 
Molloy, Louisa ,., 222 George-street, Sydney... BH or 6 .| 23 August ...| 22 August. 
Moran, Henry EF. ... 3 122 Forbes-street, Sydney AN ih wee Tl ebay é Mf wil! 6 Hi 
Morris, Henry _..... hy5 ..| 18 Macquarie-place, Sydney ... tee its ee n 10 4 
Morrissey, Margaret ...| 38 Denham-street, Surry Hills hic ” Fr ha 3 3 
Muir, Sidney W. ... a. ...| 8-8. “ Tambar,”’ N 'O; S.N. Co., 3 Sussex. ‘strect, , Sydney .| 27 September | 26 September. 
Nelson, August : ...| 703 Bathurst-street, Sydney a4 20 August .,.) 19 August. 
Nelson, Arthur F..,, * Balfour Hotel,” corner King and Elizabeth arrsetn Refuey 26 7; «|| Ps ‘ 
Nelson, Benjamin .. Garden-street, South Randwick : nis Hit se.| 26 « 25 - 
New South Wales Bookstall Co., Manly Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney 16 aj 15 
Ltd., The 
“Do do .| Cremorne Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney 16 * sh 26 " 
Do do .| North Shore Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney a ne Tee aie 2 prion Hs Pe 
Do do Neutral Bay Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney BPE .-| 16 5 iy} 15 4 
Do do Parramatta River Wharf, Circular Quay, Sydney ... be lO i Pelt Ps 
O’Flaherty, John .., are ** Halfway House Hotel, ” Miller-street, pe did 3 #1 lef ‘ ohne i 
Peachman, Emma 8. ae 58 William-street, Sydney Es RY Be eer ip mal 2G is 
Pelise, Jack es a ...| 899 Crown-street, Sydney 3 ‘- ra iy pan Lt i Pole 6U . 
Pinkerton, Walter... PP ...| 469 Harris-street, Ultimo sk 3 ; ..| 15 p ohh] 14 is 
Power, Thos. A on ...| “ Emu Hotel,” Regent-atreet, Redfern ine | 29 " .| 28 5 
Preston, reat Fey os: .| 78 Harris- street, Pyrmont ..., ees ty ree efylies et) - 10 A 
Price, William ,.. 213 Palmer-street, Sydney 4 ve Pes as 2 » 1 fe ee 
Prior, Cecil, Osley, and. Mark, 109 King-street, Sydney ee oF tr bes 31 Me 30 
trading as Prior Bros. 
Quirk, James a ...| “* Limerick Castle Hotel,’ Ann-street, Sydney ing 12 ~ 11 * 
gall Commissioners for N.S} Central Railway Station, Sydney... 3 July 2 July. 
ales, 
Rawlings, Fredk, hes 269 Liverpool-street, Darlinghurst 7 August ,,,| 6 August. 
Regusen, Matthew.., oe ...| Man-o’-War Steps, Farm Cove __., niet ee: 16 > lan 
Returned Soldiers’ Asssociation) McDonnell House, Pitt-street, Sydney NY 29 ; 28 x 
(the are A.G. ae 
Ridgway, Frances ,, 100 Devonshire-street, Sydney 3 4 af ieee) c 
Roche, Abigail 2h 432 Bourke-street, Sydney a 29 5 «| 28 rf 
Ryan, Margaret. .., $e ...| Dacre-street, Long Bay... 8 Septemier...| 7 September. 
Salter, Martha J. ... Ts .. | 3 Warwick Buildings, Perousetroad and ‘St. Paul- street, 27 August ,,| 26 August, 
Randwick, 
Schnarnduff, Charlotte .,, ...| 489 Crown-street, Sydney ae pie at 5 2 ., 
Shannon, Jno. ry Aap .| Susan-street, Little Coogee Fy “2 w-| 20 ay 19 KS 
Sharland, Arthur W. , “* Hotel Beauchamp,” Oxford-street, Sydney : ps . 8 mn 
Sheehan, John... i 8 Marlborough-street, Sydnoy. ; saa w.| 15 4 14 s 
Simmons, Mick, Ltd,, ; 119 King-street, Sydney Nae tae er va ee os Are] = 
Smith, Ernest sb 1594 Castlereagh-street, Sydney y y»| 19 4 18 : 
Smith, Linda 168 Commonwealth-street, Sydney 2 8 a 
Smith, William 213 Barcom-ayenue, Darlinghurst 6 an 5 a 
Spenceley, Clara G, 299 Pitt-street, Sydney... Py eee a 8 4 
Streatfield, Reuben ise 174 Sussex-street, Sydney .| 23 sy ae. | 22 ‘ 
Struve, Sarah bbe hai ...| 20 Flinders-street, Sydney... 6 8 sat oe i 
Stuart, George M. .. ...| 553 Erskine-street, Sydney ise aH oe veo} 15 of 14 
Sun Kwong King ..., ay ,..| €8 Campbell-street, Sydney ... Ly see nS! | 6 September. 5 September. 
Swanson, Alexander D., andj 80 Elizabeth-street,Sydney ... oe ast 5, ...| 28 August 27 August. 
Morgan, C. J. 
Tetlow, Elizabeth . ib ,. | 201 Oxford-street, Sydney ...| 80 July | 29 July. 
Thomsen, Thomas . iF ..-| 25 Kent-street, Sydney ... 69 19 August ,,,| 18 August, 
Townsend, Herbert ...| 1894 Bathurst-street, Sydney ... Aa] od ¥% * lod 3 
Tracey, Francis ...| Dudley’s Corner, Maroubra ip a oe “ .| 21 <5 
Trautwein, William H. ...| “North Star’ Hotel,” Liverpool and Pitt streets, Sydney ...| 10 re 9 és 
Trupiano, Raphael aye ,..| 370 Bourke-street, Sydney ee Ari Con ee oe a4 is 
Victoria Park Bowling Club City-road, Sydney 16 July ...| 15 July. 
Walden, Henry R. as dali: Hughenden Hotel,” Goulburn and Sussex streets, Sydney. 23 August ,..| 27 August. 
Wallis, hur P., and Savile, 197 Palmer-street, Sydney | 8 . ie ry ; 
Anthony, trading as Wallis & Co. 
Walsh, James ...| 46 Harris-street, eyiote ie re 18s 
Walsh, Vincent ...| “ Arcadia Hotel,” Pitt-street, Sydney A 21 - 20 * 
Bes a eae ,. | Paddock Booth, Victoria Park Racocourse, Waterloo 4 - 3 is 
Do a ie .--| Leger Booth, Victoria Park FAP SEON Ey Waterloo .. 4 ‘i 3 : 
Watson, Arthur J ...| 583 Crown- street, Sydney he a i nd Ms! aa is 6 4 
Weaver, Theresa ... 199 Crown-street, Sydney A) ney; sag see .. | 28 fe 27 % 
Weine, Jno. ...| Perouse-road, Randwick ee 22 = 21 5 
Wells, Amelia a sb .| Merriman and Bettington streets, Sydney 11 A ben| JO a 
Wemyss, Mrs. Gertrude ... 71 Abercrombie-street, Sydney see va a 19 “ 18 . 
Williams, Alfred and Cook, Cecil, 22 Imperial Arcade, Sydney vk i sad ; 1e°res Pint © agra 
trading as Williams and Cook 
Williams, Laura a “ Junction Hotel,” Corner Cleveland.street and City-road,| 12 Ke 11 n 
rey’ Sydney. 
Willis, Maria E. ... ba eres Neth, Hotel,” Oxford-street, Dogo soni ae) er ite) 
Wilson, Arthur 8.... tee .| 588 Bourke- atreet, Sydney ... we .| 29 July sea, 20 July. 
Wing On & Co. .., ve Ultimo-road and Quay st eet, Sydney 15 August...) 14 August. 
Wooderson, Thomas . ...| Military-road, Watson’s Bay .. 22 5 areal P 
Wright, Sarah H.... ane ...| “ West End Hotel, ”” Bathurst- street, “Sydney 15 » coe 14 a 














Situation and Sign of Premises. 


Period of License, 




















J. W. HOLLIMAN, 
Under Secretary for Finance and Trade, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, [27 Supr., 1918. 








[1985] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE SETTING APART OF 
LANDS WITHIN THE HAY IRRIGATION 
AREA FOR IRRIGATED HOLDINGS. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the ‘“‘Hay Irriga- 
tion Act, 1902,’’ as amended by, and read in con- 
formity with, the “Irrigation Act, 1912,’ and the 
‘‘Trrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916,’’ and the Regula- 
tions and By-laws made thereunder, the Water Con- 
servation and Irrigation Commission does hereby set 
apart the lands described in Schedule hereto for dis- 
posal as irrigated hoidings. 


W. C. GRAHAME, Chairman. 
H. H. DARE, Commissioner. 





SCHEDULE. 
Hay Irrigation Area. 

The irrigated hoiding will be available for applica- 
tion on and aiter 14th Cctober, 1918, and will be 
subject generaliy to the provisions of the ‘‘Hay Irriga- 
tion Act, 1902,” the amendments made thereto, and 
Regulations and By-laws made thereunder. 


An application for an irrigated holding shall be on 
Form No. 1 of Schedule ‘‘A”’ of the Regulations, and 
must be accompanied by a deposit of two pounds (£2). 
The application shall he signed and the declaration 
printed on the application form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application shall be lodged with the 
Manager, Hay Irrigation Area, at Hay, by the appli- 
cant in person, or by his agent in person duly autho- 
rised in writing, during office hours on 14th October, 
1918, or during office hours on any subsequent busi- 
ness day, or may be forwarded on any day to the 
said Manager, at Hay, in a posted letter, but so as 
not to be received by the Manager before 14th 
October, 1918. 


Applications received on any day from 14th to 19th 
October, 1918, inclusive, where conflicting shail be 
deemed to have been lodged simultaneously on 14th 
October, 1918, and shall be considered in conjunction 
with each other. 


The granting of any application is entirely at the 
discretion of the Commission, who may give prefer- 
ence to any applicant or group of applicants. Such 
granting shall be notified in the Government Gazette. 


Within three months of the granting of an applica- 
tion, the applicant shall sign and execute a lease in a 
form as near to Form III of Schedule ‘‘A’’ of the 
Regulations as the circumstances will permit. Such 
lease shall contain the special conditions notified 
herein. The deposit lodged with application shall 
then be applied towards payment of rent. 


Every lessee of an irrigated holding shall he en- 
titled to receive a quantity of water equivalent to a 
depth of twenty-four (24) inches per annum, but shall 
not be entitled to receive more than eight (8) water- 
ings per annum. 


The rate to be paid for such water shall be fixed by 
the Commission from time to time. 


Water beyond this allowance may be supplied by 
the special permission of the Commission if the cir- 
cumstances will permit, and shall be paid for at a 
special rate to be determined by the Commission, 


Rent and water rate shail be paid to the Manager 
on or before the first days of the months of April, 
July, October, and January, in each and every year 
during the currency of the lease in respect of the 
quarterly periods ended 31st March, 30th June, 30th 
September, and 8lst December, as the case may be. 


The lessee shall not be entitled to cut down, or 
remove, or destroy, any timber on the land before 
first obtaining the written permission of the Manager 
to do so. 


The lease may, with the approval of the Commis- 
sion, be assigned or surrendered in the prescribed 
manner at any time. 


At the expiration of the term of the lease, and on 
application being made by the lessee, the Commission 
may, if it thinks it expedient so to do, renew the lease 
for such rurther term as it may deem desirable, and 
on such terms and conditions as it may require, and 
in like manner may grant a renewal or renewals of 
such renewed lease. 


Upon determination of the lease, the lessee shall be 
entitled to receive the value to an incoming tenant 
of the improvements on the land from the person 
who subsequently takes a lease of the land. 

The improvements, the property of the Commission, 
shal] be purchased by the lessee by ten equal quarterly 
instalments. Interest at the rate of 5 per centum 
per annum shall be charged on the unpaid balance; 
the instalments shall be paid on the first days of 
April, July, October, and January in each and every 
year, until the whole of the purchase money, together 
with interest thereon, shall have been paid; provided 
that the whole or any part of the purchase money may 
be paid at any time. 


The lease shall be subiect to the following special 
conditions :— 


1. The term of the lease shall be thirty years 
from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of acceptance of application. 

2. The lessee shall destroy all noxious animals, 
plants, and weeds on the land leased. 

3. The lessee shall maintain in good condition and 
repair, reasonable wear and tear excepted, 
all improvements the property of the Com- 
mission on the land at date of granting. 

4, The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes. 

. The lessee shall not sublet the holding or part 
thereof without the approval in writing of 
the Commission being first obtained, 

6. The Commission shall not be bound to pay 
for the proportion of any dividing fence or 
fences. 

Application forms and further particulars may be 
obtained, and plans inspected, at the Office of the 
Manager, Hay Irrigation Area, Hay, and at_ the 
Office of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission, Perpetual Trustee Chambers, 39 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 

[Papers W.C, and 1,C. 1917-11,965] 


Or 





ScHEDULE. 
HAY IRRIGATION AREA, 
Irrigated Holdings, 











i | 
4 Annual 

N a | Area. Annual Rental.| Water Rate for 
: | | the time being. 

ae li 

B. Tiaep.b dl) eae Ls. Cd: 
126 9 8.9 418 1 12 
(ex. ch. res,) 
| 











Capital Value and Description of 
Tmpro. ements, 
the property of the Commission. | 


5 2 | Fercing, value £11 14s. 6d. ...) 


$e Eh nC NE ene Tbe nomen te 


pee eeer ere 2 on bee 
Remarks. 


POH OE HEE FET ERO De cmoBa HOt roeton tee reesredine 





z > _ 


27 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTX, No. 119, 4779 


Mines Department Notices, 





PROOLAMATION. 


“MINING ACT, 1906.” 
| Sir Watrer Eowarp Davip30n, the Goveraor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, ia the Common- 
r wealth of Australia, in pursuance of the provisions of the “ Mining Act, 1908,” do, by this my Proclamation, declare 
the following substance to be a mineral, within the meaning of the said Act, namely :— 


“CorunpomM oR Emery.” 
[1918 6,790 L.B.J 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 19th day of September, 1918. 


W. P. CULLEN, 
: By Deputation from H's Excellency the Go::rnor, 
By His Excellency’s Command, © 


J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK. 
[1423] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





APPOINTMENT, 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HiS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Constable Christopher James Homann to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authoriscd to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Major’s Creek, and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at that place, vice Griffiths, 
on leave,—such appointment to take effect from the 29th August, 1918 (Ms, 1918-5,865-154). 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


—— 








[1996] Department of Minos, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSKS IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, has approved of the grant of Leases of 
Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 














Application No. | | Rortion Locality. ai | | Date of 
3 eee Applicant, : at Secaeae Area, Maks 
Departmental. | Local. | er Bee County. Parish. | Appliostion. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
[1918-7,270 L.B.) da ta Ds 
Trunkey 140 ; 159 | The Mount Dudley; en 74 ) Georgiana ...| Kempfieid 2, OP ONpea duly, 1918 
| 


| Gold-mining Com- 
| pany, No-Liability. 
| Edward Brotherton ...| ,, 22 | Beresford fa) Lbrosby 2. 


FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1918-7,269 L.B.] 





Nimitybelle 8 | 10 0 0/17June, » 


Ve) 











Mount Hope 12 | 30) Frank Joseph Feldman| mx 2 | Blaxland.., ..| Mavobee ... ge) OO) 4 Mar.) 1918 
Broken Hill 319 | 333 | Allan Wiseman Mar-| ,, 115 | Yancowinna ..| Albert. | 40 0 O} 14Nept., 1917 
| | shall. | 
Rockley 64 | 345 | John Newel Gilmour...| ,, 29 | Bathurst .. ...| Ponsonby ..| 12 0 0] 9Jduly, 1918 
Hillgrove 176 | 247 Frederick James Wil-| ,, 52 | Clarke... iar nee aos) CIB TO P-BIT oe Ay 
| liam Lawrence. 
Tumbarumba 11, 83 | Hugh Hughes ..| » 28 | Goulburn seein eel lithe ...| 40 0 O/| 25 Feb. ,, 

















J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Leases of Crown Lands. 








Application No. ; Portia | Localit 7. | Date of 
Applicant, Nc ' Mee Gea ioe See Application, 
Departmental. | Local. ce | County. | Parish. 








FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE. 
[1918-7,120 L.B. a 
Tumut 65 | 107 | Hezry Stokes... Witte ess we) Dicclemelsy ...{ Goobarragandra...| 6 0 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1918-7,418 L.B.] 
Dalmorton P| 43 eae Stevenson al pansies aes rm Henry \.. [20 0 0); 7 Mar, 1918 








—— 


rn 


J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


a a rn eee 





4780 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


(27 Seer, 1918. 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0. continued. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided {the undermentioned Mining 
Lease of Private Lands, the lessee having negl«cted or refused to execute the same. 


[1918-6,823 L.B.] 

















Application No. | } : 
Lessee. Portion 
Departmental. Local. | County. 
Deepwater 9 | 22L | Edward Cassidy PML 1, Gough ... 
part of por- 
tion 31. 








oa Locality, 
Area. Date of Lease. 
Parish. ¥e 
a. Tr. p. | 
.| Parkes ... 0 8 0| 4Jduly, 1918 





Jd. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the undermentioned Mineral 
Lease of Crown Lands, the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same. 


[1918-6,907 L.B.] 


‘Application No. 
Applicant. iy an 


Departmental, Local. 


187 | 2i2 | Francis Charles 


Tremble. 


Deepwater ML 165 | Clive... 





J. 


mM 


County. 





Locality, 
Ares. Date of Lease, 


Parish. 


On 
ov 


.. | Romney ... Soil Ba! 27 Jane, 1918 





C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


IT is intended to void the Mineral Lease of Crown Lands, granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 11th 


October, 


1918; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 


date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 


there be then no adverse title to the land. 
(1918-7,421 L.B.} 


ee 











Application No. | Portion | 
| Applicant. No Sa a 
Departmental. | Local. | ; | County. 
Deepwater 189 | 219 | Alexander Dixon...) Mn 92.| Gough .... 


f | cS ae 








Locality. | 


Area. Date of Lease. 





a. ¥, p. 
Wellington Vale... 10 0 Oj 12 July, 1918 © 








refused. 


{Papers 1918-7,110; 7,105 L.B.] 





_ Locality. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


THE undermentioned applications for authorities to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, have been 




















ae Portion Eh on ds Date of 
Application No. Name, No. io ie Ares Application. 
a a 6 2 

Mount Hope 1| Harry Bailey, Jack} ...,..... | Blaxland Mount Allen. 40 0 0 9 July, 1918 
Neilson, and Frank 
Tatlow. | 

Dandaloo 4) Brancis) Snider) siyeemiesstes.s.. Kennedy ... .. | Beaconsfield 40 0 0 Sins Ps 

| “oy 








J. O. L. FATZPATRICE, Minister for Mines. 


27 Seer. 1918] © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4781 








NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c. —continued. 
RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, and if not paid within thirty gaye from the date theres 


such leases may be declared void, forfeited, or cancelled. 
























































ee ' , Locality. 4 ii 
id Ferticn heey. 
No. Name. No. EEC | 2 AE | Area, = Application Ne. 
GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1874, 
“3 Copak Minine Dis tRioT. o@s) Ts) pi 
-82 | W. Prosper... + ...| @L 20 | Robinson .., .. | Cobar see {| 5.0 O| Cobar i) 
es . Hunter AND Mactgay Minina@ District. 
‘972 | R. Saxby and others | @L- 7 | Gloucester ...| Craven | & O Of Copeland ~ 939 
SouTHEeRN Minin@ DIstRicr. 
1343 | J. Armstrong : io1{ eb ell) Areyle™ oe, .. | Nerrimunga 2 0. O | Goulburn 62 
Tumur anp Aprgtone Minine DisrRicv. 
412 | J. Channon... | @L. 62 | Murray | Bullongong 1.0 O {| Captain’s Flat 7 
GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 
159 { C: Simmons and another ... ...| GL 48 | Sandon .,, ...| Enmore 4 0 O{ Uralla 4-8 
450 | W. D. Cocderoy and others ‘ » 2 | Westmoreland Binda 8 0 Oj Lithgow 1-25 
473 H. Richards wae aa .»| MT 12 | St. Vineent ...| Tomaga 3 227 Moruya’ 21-22 
812 | A. J. Farmer soe] GT 11 do Danjera ... ...| 4 38 86 | Nowra 9-43 
1188 | J. P. Glasheen «| 4, 214 | Ashburnham .| Currajong .. | 20 "Ol Parkes 59-68 
137i ie J. Bell . s -| 9 8 | Olarendon... Kimo Mae 0. 0 26 | Gundagai 32-73 
1542 | A. McL. Waddeil | at » 386 | Auckland ... Wolumla ... : 6 0 O-| Wolumla 6-6 
1554 | J. P. Glasheen aes » 220 | Ashburnham 4 eee and Curra-| 0 3 39 Parkes 101-116 
ong. 
1755 | A, Alderman wv.| » 53 | Drake ihe Carehill a 4 0 O | Copmanhur-t 
86-171 
1936 | H. Heavener, senior » 12 Bathurst..,. .. | Torrens 2.0 0O| Blayney, 27-41 
2084 | A.J. Farmer , » 14 |‘st. Vincent ..| Danjera ° ..| 4 38 89.| Nowra 43 81 
2087 D. Fletcher... re yer lg do re lo een SOL Lat O PAT ls * 42-80 
2088 | J. H. Leitch x eee » 4 | Clarendon ,, 7a Eurongilly 10 0 O| Junee 18-19 
2090 | T. EH. Coats and others a yoo do oe ; do 71 16..0:70 “ 17-18 
2185 | F. A. Winter a » 33 | Buccleuch... Goobarragandra .... 15 O 0 | Tumut 58-97 
2189 - | J. McSorley.., vee » 41 | Roxburgh.., Coolamigal | 10° 0 O | Sunny Corner 
20-44 
2190 | Uralla Deep Lead Gold (N.-L.) ...| ,, 4 | Sandon se.| Uralla 21 O 38 | Uralla 25-58 
2:91 Do ime a! do do 10 2 20 do 26-59 
2192 Do eS. do do 20 0 O do 27-60 
2193 Do EME Lisddo do ALi 2 Si ye de 28-61 
2196 | J. C. Forsstrom Mile aati. Buccleuch — | Goobarragandra | 10 0 0} Tumut 48-85 
MINERAL LEASE, (48 Vic. No. 10). 
607 The Gunnedah Colliery Co., Ltd| m.t. 2 | Pottinger ... ...| Black Jack ..| 80 O O {| Gunnedah ui & 
MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1905. ao. 
144, R. Sands... 34) eae veo) ML - 1 | Harden ...| Wullendoon 10 O O | Cootamundra 1--2 
341. | J. V. Bartlett fe: 4 «| 4, 17 | Westmoreland .| Colong... .| 42 0 0 | Picton " p-7 
346 | Potters Mine (N.-L ) os | MP 4 | Cunningham Corndoublin 1 0 0} 61 to Convert 
Auth. 1,647. 
856 | Nymagee Copper (Ltd.) ... 10 Mouramba ...| Devon et 40 0 O| Nymagee 2-2 
582 | H. Cornelson ML 16 | Buccleuch... Yarrangobilly 10 0 O| Ravine 4-4 
797 | The Avoca Tin Mining Co. ‘(N.- -L.) » 8 | Gough ...| Arvid c 20 0 O| Emmayille 
| 138-158 
“798 Do ass do Ey rig GO ot 20 0 O ” 139-159 
1006 | W. Riechers an oop » 40 | Yancowinna ...| Purnamoota 40 0 O| Broken Hill 
106-116 
1273 | L. Edgley w{ 5, 15 | Murchison .. | Capel oe 10 0 O| Barraba . 8-18 
1300 | New Venture Tin. Mining Co.| , 9 | Bourke ...| Ramsay 0 2 0} Ardlethan 
(N.-L.). 47-143 
1309 | G. Young and others GL 190 | Drake ...| West Fairfield 5 0 26| Drake 29-142 
1538 | J. E. Britz andanother ... ML 1 | Gough ..| Strathbogie 20 0 O| Emmayille ; 
224-272 
1514 | Ardlethan Options, Limited » 15 | Bourke ... ...| Ramsay O 1 393 mee ; 
29-394 
1827 | J. F. Hegerty » 6] Raleigh seo WV arrell 5 30 0 O| Kempsey 28-35 
1828 | O. B. Vintiner » «| Pottinger ... ...| Bogabri 5 2 O| Narrabri 20-24 
1834 | C. M. Miller 2 @u 6 | Cunningham ...| Condoublin ...| 10 O 0 | Condobolin 46-86 
1958 | S. G. Le Souef eos ML 14 | Gough Wellington North.| 15 0 0 | Emmayille 
260-319 
1959 | A. Crowe ... Bi » 28 | Blaxland ... Urambie East 6 O O |} Euabalong 34-42 
1960 | J. M. Mortensen os » 131 | Clive ne . | Rockvale ... 4 0 0 | Torrington 58-63 
1963 | EB. Gibbs... rae » 1] Wynyard... .| Woomabrigong 80 0 U| Wagga Wagga , 
8-% 
3964 | J. BH. Bouffler ..| 4 50} Kennedy ... ...| Talingaboolba 6 0 0} Condobelin59-99 
1926 | A. H. Humphries ... v-| 14 | Yancowinna Waukeroo 40 0 0O| Broken Hill 
221-233 
1956 §,| W. Baxter ... : » 43 | Cunningham ...| Melrose 5 1 87 | Condobolindt-91 
1969 | Richard James a » 96 | Sandon .| Metz oe 2 3 20 | Hillgrove «. 
oa 156-217 
1977 | P. O’Brienandanother. ... yc 1 Bathurst. «; .| Dunleary ... 20 0 O} Mt. Pea 
2=— 
1990 | J. Stevens ,., ays %@ » 56 | Clive and Gough ...) Rockvale and High-| 40 0 0 Torrington 61-71 
, ~ land Home. 
1991 Do > » 87 do do 40 0 0 i 62-72 
_ 1992 Do a » 114 do _ . do 30 0-0 ie 65-73 
1993 Do vs » 55 | Clive = .| Rockvale ... 40 0 0 ” 64-74 
es Cem ee ee | ee ee eee eee 
UNIVERSIT RARY 


AAA 


4783 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sepr., 1918. 





ee 





NOTIOES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINENG, &o0.—continued. 
RENTS are due and owing, &¢.—confinued. 


























and Coal Company, Ltd, 


& others 1-40 
Caledonian Collieries, Ltd. 


» 14 | Northumberland...) Cessnock ... eae 1fO 0 | East Maitland 
| 53-146 


DREDGING LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 


269 (J.Symes ... esc vee ..| ML 46 ) Hardinge ... 
272. .| W. McUool... 


: Locality. 
N N Portion |. : INS ae 2 
us 0. ame Mie | Gata a | rea Application No 
MINERAL LEASES, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
& Ff. p. 
145 | The Dudley Coal Co., Ltd ..| MP 20 | Northumberland ,..| Kahibah .., ..(1L 3 Of 57 to Convert 
| Authority 1510 
149 are Great Western Coal Mining mn 8 | Roxburgh... ae Cullen Bullen ...,200 0 O| Capertee 21-27 
, Ltd. 
150 | J. Tali ere ounaiic ) @ <> deka. | 350 0 i, 17-21 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING ACT, 1908, 
108 | W. Fletcher 200 gab ...| ML 99 | Clive ete --| Rockvale ... ..| 25 O O | Deepwater 9-139 
194 | A. H. Hasell ie » 40 | Kennedy ... ...| Talingaboolba ...| 20 O O | Condobolin 1-76 
195 | he Hdith Mining Company, Ltd. » 127 | Clive an ...| Rockvale ... 16 1 9 | Torrington 6-43 
197 | New South Wales Cement, Lime,| , 3 | Roxburgh... --/ Wells and Rylstone 21 3 9 | Rylstone 
0 


ho 
D 
cS) 


...| Cope’s Creek scoil 3: 


37 | Tingha 78-364 
» 20} Gough'9o.. ...| Clive 


° 
ooo eee 7 1 8 do 71-349 











7 
| : 
335 | The Adelong Creek Dredging cn, au 13 | Wynyard ... ...| Bangus... | 14 38 O | Gundagai 7-111 
N.L 


DAM SITE, &c., LHASES. 


34 | A. R. Winckler doe eee ...( GL 94 | Wallace .... ...( Kiandara ..; 
78 | L, Edgley ws. A BS | MZ 7 | Murchison ...| Capel 


..( IL 1 22 { Kiandra 2 
Bee ..| 22 1 dt | Sydney 98 





SPECIAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
3 | J.Symes a» Pair oes ra ML 28 Hardinge ... a Cop:’s Crock #400 0.0 | Tingha 1-441 








——-——-—- 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


{2901} Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
I mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled, 
[1918-3,605 R. and I.] 





' PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING AOT, 1906. 


a 





























: Locality. 

Port ek 

om | Name. rae oe | Ba | Area, Application No. 
aa : u = 

| a mae 
1096 Si Henry Quinn SoC | PMt 1 | Bland ee te Temora ... v 10 O O} Barmedman 2-18 
eve é Nl ee ese ere w) b 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
[2002] - 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


Ed is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the adyice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the 


undermentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared 
cancelled. 


[1918-3,964 R. and I. 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


a 
Ce ee Re ot erat 


























Locality. | oa 
Portion 2 7 
No. Name. ; —— rea aR onlteation Ne. 
i | No. County. Pavich! | pplication No 
F : a) Tap: 
1842 | Maurice Samuel Benjamin +-.| MU’S 542} Hardinge ... scch, Way Omens | 60 O O| Tingha 264-444 
& 560. 





J, O L. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines, 


97 Supr.,1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4783 
EO I ESR OTSA RRR °C RNG al a aR aan a 
NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 


[2003] Department of Mines, 
i Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


'T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


(1918-3,534 R. and I.] 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASE (COAL AND SHALE), MINING ACT, 1906. 





























i. | Portion | Locality. ak ba is 
INO Name. LSS : Ares. Axplication No. 
} i eh ] County. | Parish, 
n 2 J D6 ee eee 
| | Sauer.) pe 
73 John Durkin a nt ...| PML 1 | Pottinger ... " Gunnedah... ..| 3L 0 UO | Gunnedah 11-16 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of Lith October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 
title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
[1918-3,959 R. and I.] 





DREDGING LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 











Locality. | 














eT ) 
Nose Name, | sea |. Area. | Application No. 
| | oe County. | Parish. | | 
Cov b,c | | 
‘| (Glo. Teed Be ' 
3 | Abraham Saville and John Saville} ox’s 9,| St. Vincent ...| Mongarlowe .. 59 3 33 | Braidwood 1-3 
| 11 and | | 
33. | 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 1ith October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
f41918-3,962 RK. and I.} 





MINING PURPOSES LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 



































. Locality. 
No. Name. Portion ; | Area. Application No. 
No. 5 } 
County. | Parish, 
154 | George Markham .., 86 ...| ML 478 | Hardinge ... a Swinton ... «| O 2 21 | Tingha ~ 15-347 








J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be pablished in the 
Government Gazette of 11th Uctober, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°80 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
(1$18-3,963 R. and I.} 





DREDGING LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


























| Ranh Locality. 
No, Name. ates | Area. Application No. 
" County. | Parish. 
: | a Yr. p. 
268 | Eustace Russell ... ane | ME 14 | Buller... #1 Corry “se ..| 29 38 O | Wilson’s Down- 


fall 29-123, 


—|-=$-_—_——— —— 








J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 11th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
{1918-3,963 R. and I.} 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 














—_—— 


Portion Locality. 


No. Application No. 


Area, 


No, Name, 
County. Parish. 














1132 





a. F. p. 
Eustace Russell... ves oof ME 2 | Buller... »..| Corry ves ..| 40 0 O| Wilson’s Down- 
| fall 77-114. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
No, 119, 27 Supremper, 1918, — 4, 


4784 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, [27 Sepr., 1918. 
J ER SP gE EE ee Slee 6 Ser et — 
NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—continued. 


IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 11th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Goveriment Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m, Sydney time), be available for 
occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. : 
{1918-3,961 R. and I,J 





GOLD LEASE, MINING AOT, 1906. 














Locality. debicees 
No. Name, toe : Area. OT es sp 
County. Parish. 
a. Le ps 
1875 | Lawrence Wallace,) @u 238... Ane ...| Ashburnham ,.,} Forbes ... ..| 7 118] Forbes 81-91 
Aubrey Theodore Trea- 
ror, Michael Joseph 
Hurkett, and John 
Smith O’Brien. 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


IT is provosed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 11th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation 
in terms of the Mining Act, 1996. 
[1918-3,960 RB. and I.] { 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 























: Locality. 
No. Name. pie ta Area, Application No. 
a Nate County. Parish. 
a Yr. 4 
195 | Michael Denis Bennett ... ».| PGL13 | Selwyn a... ...| Burra we ..| 8 O O |} Tumbarumba 
3-20 








J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





IT is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and netice of cancellation thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of 11th October, 1918, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock.p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1918-3,958 BR. and I.] 





GOLD LEASH, MINING ACT, 1906. 








; Locality. 
ecw Application No. 


No. Name. | Area. 











County. | Parish. 





a.. t2p; 
2062 | William Moses Collins and Lindon) et 188 | Ashburnham ...| Cargo a .-| 20 O O| Cargo 12-12 
Biddulph. + 


J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


First Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SHCTION 91 OF THH. MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


No is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the 
District, having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 21st. day of October, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at 
Wilson’s Downfall, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 

Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Wilson’s Downfall, before the 
day aboye mentioned. 





SOHEDULE. 








Date of 
Application. — 





wits = saeco Name of Applicant. Description of Ares. i * a | . Area. 
| ; ' - 


a 











i Bei) TP 
Portion Mx 308, parishes Wylie and Ruby, county of Buller, 40 0 0|10 June, 1918 
embracing part of the bed and banks of Wylie Creek 
-+~ and land adjacent thereto: Commencing about 14): 
‘<\ chains above the crossing of the eee eit pene Tey 


176 Anthony Hosking oa 


“road, and extending thence up the creek for a distance 
of about 73 chains. 





Pe: i 0 Ab morree its - flo 7 : suagi ie enntecs tl SGik 
babe PTlkat uit _W. I. PERRY, 
re f ite oo Since) ARTs 
Datos, this 20th day,o§ September AORBy 3. [1960] 


ny ett u ery ou gaa a why Cook Mer « 
Pian GEE aeaeiegrtah. TO). 8 af, 


27 Sepr.,1918.] MEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4785 








Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE) MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


NOHeE is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a Dredging 
4.4 Lease to mine for Tin by means of Dredging in and on the area described, aad that I, the Warden of the District, having 
been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 7th day of October, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at Emmaville, 
hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be ledged with me, -in the Warden’s Office at Hmmaville, before the day 
abovementioned, 
































SCHEDULE. 
wet Name of Applicant. Description of Ares. Aves. ‘Mpetlontion 
Be. pe 
351 F. B. Marshalland J. J.) Portion mn 14, parish of Lands Hnd, county of Goungh,; 40 0 O | 23 April, 1918 

Loomes. embracing part of Brown’s Gully and adjoining flats : 
Commencing about 1 chain above where the road 
from The Gulf to Emmaville crosses Brown’s Gully, 
and extending thence in a north-west direction for a 
distance of about 32 chains, 

W. 1. PERRY, 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. Warden. 


[1813] 


Seeond Insertion. 


NOLICK UNDER SECTION 91 OF THE MINING ACT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 
Py pee is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for a 
Dredging Lease to mine for Tin, by means of dredging, in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of 
the District, having been so dizected by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 9th day of October, 1918, at 2 p.m., at the 
Warden’s Court at Tingha, hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Office at Tingha, before the day ahove 
mentioned. 





























SOHBDULE. 
— Name of Applicant. VYeseription of Ares. Area. ‘agence tpn 
& ©. p. 
504 William Cross and Party| Portion mn 194, parishes of Mayo and Clare, county off 8 3 25 | 22 May, 1918 
Hardinge, embracing part of the bed and banks of 
Cope’s Creek and adjacent flats, extending ‘from the 
northern boundary of portion ML 232 in a northerly 
direction for a distance of about 16 chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden, 
Dated this 11th day of September, 1918. [1814] 


Second Insertion. 


NOTICE UNDHR SECTION 91 OF THH MINING AOT, 1906, AND REGULATION 106. 


No. is hereby given that an application, as hereunder, has been made in terms of the abovementioned Act for'a Dredging 

Lease to mine for Tin, by means of Dredging in and on the area described, and that I, the Warden of the District, - 
having been so directed by the Secretary for Mines, will, on the 10th day of October, 1918, at the Warden’s Court at Inverell, 
hold an inquiry concerning such application. 


Any objection to the application must be lodged with me, in the Warden’s Oifice ‘at Inverell, before the day above 
mentioned, 























ScuRDvULe. 
Ket : ; Date of 
pplication No, Name of Applicant. Description of Ares. Ares. Application. 
aa Fe pi 
7-27 Tames Alfred Brown ...| Portion mu 1, parish of Inverell, county of Gough, situated} 11 1 11 | 12 June, 1918 
on Middle Creek, about 2 miles above the town of 
Inverell: Commencing about 4 chains below the junc- 
tion of Sheep Station Gully and Middle Creek, 
extending thence up the creek for a distance of about 
47 chains. 
W. I. PERRY, 
Warden. 


Dated this 16th day of September, 1918. [1838] 


4786 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sxpr., 1918. 





{1987 | Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 22,152 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN WELLINGTON 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF TANNABUTT4, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 
WIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of 
the Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 22,152 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 


revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[Misc. 1918-5,898-154 Ms.] 





J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 



































SOHEDULE. 
‘ | anes 
Socee | Division. ae oe Purpose. | N, ayaa | County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked, Papers No. 
| | : a@ YF. Pp. 
Mudgee ...| Eastern..| 22,152 | Fromeonditionalrale| 9 March, 1895} Wellington] Tanna- Metoo 41 20 0 0 Part within portion 160] Ms, 1918- 
(within Weliington butta, Plan W. 3,929-2,991. 6,256. 
| | Gold-field). (Mines). 
| | | 
{1988} Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 4,365 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN BOOROOK AND 
LUNATIC GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF ANTIMONY, COUNTY OF BULLER. 
“IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 4,365 from conditional sale (within the Boorook and Lunatic Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1918-5,982-154 Ms.] 





y. CL. BREZPATRICK, Winister for Mines. 


SCHEDULE. 





Papers 


Date of County. | Parish. Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, No 


Notification. 


Reserve 
No. 


Land 


aaraes Purpose. 
District, Lith 


Division. 























| a@ YY. p. 
Casino ..| Eastern..) 4,365 | From conditional sale} 22 Oct., 1837) Buller ..| Antimony | Tenterfield...) 60 0 U | That part within A.C.P,17-| Ms. 1918- 

















ee (within the Boorook (about). | 3¢,Casino. Plan Ms.1,293|) 5,446 
| and Lunatic Gold- Gin. (Mines). 
field). 

[1989] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 4,521 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN EMMAVILLE GOLD-FIELD) 
PARISH OF HIGHLAND HOME, COUNTY OF GOUGH. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 

Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 4,521 from conditional sale (within the Emmaville Gold-field), hereunder described, shall 
be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[1918-5,993-154 Mise. ] J.C. L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines. 





ScHEDULE. 





Date of 
Notification. 


Land 


Distrine! ps a Purpose. County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked, Papers No. 











| Division. 

















Taps 
Tenterfield.,| Eastern..| 4,521 | From conditional sale) 19 Oct., 1887; Gough ...| Highland | Severn ...) 2 2 2] That part within portion 311.) Ms, 1918-. 
(within the Emma- Home. Plan G. 6,983-1,761, 6,401. 
ville Gold-field). (Mines). 


a 








27 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4787 





Laws Liepartment Dotices. 


APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES, CHURCH OF 
ENGLAND CEMETERY, NECROPOLIS. 





PROCLAMATION, 


N pursuance of the provisions of the 14th section 
of the ‘‘Necropolis Act, No. 20, 1902,” I Sir, 
Water Epvwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of 
the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and 
Saint George, the Governor of the State of New South 
Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Australia, with he advice pf the Hxecutive Council, 
do hereby appoint the undermentioned gentlemen, ot 
the Church of England Denomination, to be Trustees 
of the land set apart as a Church of England Burial 

Ground at the Necropolis, viz. :— 

The Venerable Gerald Addington D’Arcy Irvine, 
Reverend Sydney Edgar Langford Smith, and 
Lester Stuart Donaldson, Esquire (in leu of 
Messrs. W. Crane, deceased, J. H. Maiden, and 
J. M. Sandy, resigned). FA 

[Ms. 1918-7,433] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 24th day of 

September, 1918. 

W. P. CULLEN, 
By Deputation from His Excellency the Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
; W. G. ASHFORD, 
Minister. 


£1889] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 
resignation of 
George M. Rouse, Esquire, of his position of Member 

of the Local Land Board for the Land District of 

Mudgee,—to take effect from the 27th August, 

1918 (Minl. 1918-6,006). 

W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[2030] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and body as Trustees, respectively, of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserves Nos. 52,041, of 200 acres; 52,048, of 136 
acres; 52,045 of 292 acres; 52,047 of 550 acres; 
52,049, of 20 acres; 52,051, of 20 acres; 52,053, of 4384 
acres, 52,055 of 400 acres; 52,057, of 64 acres; 52,059, 
of 250 acres, notified 9th March, 1917; and 52.339, of 
500 acres, notified 3rd August, 1917, for Public Recrea- 
tion, being tha Blackheath Group of the Blue Moun- 
tain Sight Reserves :— 
James Wall, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. J. Collins re- 


signed). 
[Mise. 1918-6,970] 





Reserve No. 48,278 at Mirrool, area 1 rood, notified 
6th November, 1912, for Public Hall :— 
Richard Henry Schliebs, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. R. D. 


Gardner, resigned). 
[Mise. 1918-7,124] 


— 





Reserve No. 50,049 at Mirrool, area 1 rood, notified 
8th July, 1914, for Public Hall (Extension) :— 
Richard Henry Schliebs, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. R. D. 


Gardner, resigned). 
[ Mise. 1918-7,124] 





Reserve No. 52,970 at Gundagai, area 1 rood 36 per- 
ches, notified 30th August, 1918, for Sanitary Pur- 
poses :— | 
The Council of the Municipality of Gundagai. 
[Aln. 1918-3,847] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
No, 119, 27 Sepremper, 1918, —5. 











[2031] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


4 fas is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the 26th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed as 
Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely, an area of about 178 
acres, dedicated 22nd December, 1916, for Public 
paren, comprising the Domain, Botanic Gardens, 

Ga: 


The Hon. John Jacob Cohen, M.L.A. (in lieu of Hon. 
R. D. Meagher, M.L.C., resigned). 


[Misc. 1918-6,916] 








The portion of the General Cemetery at Muswellbrook, 
dedicated 27th July, 1863, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. William Bancroft Armitage, Albert Edward 
Cooper, David Jordon, Alfred Ashton Hilder, and 
the Resident Methodist Minister for the time 
being of the Muswellbrook Circuit. 


[Misc. 1918-7,060] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Wallerawang, 
dedicated 18th January, 1884, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Sydney Lane and Ernest Arkenstall (in lieu 
of Messrs. J. Fitzgerald, deceased, and T. C. 
Hamilton, removed). 


[Misc. 1918-7,154] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[2032] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of Mr. T. C. Hamilton, who 
has left the district, from his position as a Trustee 
of the portion of the General Cemetery at Wallera- 
wang, dedicated 18th January, 1884, set apart for 
Methodist Burial Ground, and he is hereby removed 
accordingly. 
[Mise. 1918-7,154] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


tet is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks, Act, 1912, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as a Trustee of Adelong Crossing Park, 
Adelong Crossing, namely :— 

Dennis Harold O’Donnell, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. W. 

Manus, resigned). 
{Misc. 1918-7,046] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


——_—_——$ 


[2029] 


[2028 | 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as an additional Trustee of Recreation 
Ground at Moore Park, Sydney, area 14 acres 1 rood 
35 perches, dedicated 21st June, 1918 (Old Zoo site) : — 


The Honorable John Jacob Cohen, M.L.A. 
[Misc. 1918-7,203] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


4788 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


[27 Supr., 1918, 


a ee I ES a ee 


[2038] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


LAND SALES. 
ifs pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
: dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do hereby 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered for sale 
by public auction, at the undermentioned places at the times 
and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed thereto. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, BUNDARRA, 


On Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Laxp District or INVERELL, 


Within the town of Bundarra, parish Bundarra, county 
Hardinge, shire Gostwyck. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum, 


Town Lots. 





























Upset Upset 
Allot.| Sec. Area, Price per fAllot.) Sec. Area, Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
&, AY Dil pease Oe CRS dy Ol eo etl 
6) 12)0°2 0] 6 0:0) 10) 871.0) 2 01:15, 0,0 
Thay (0 2 O},650 OF 1488 1.0 2004,10 .0,.0 
075110 1 32115 O01 2) ;, Os teaaay On oul 
SUH 50) 0.1, BS) A080 MOVES Fn Opel 6 0 aD 
Pe lO. Se 0) SO we La deme ah Meer aye aD 
Silas) | 0 2.0) OP Ol wet | Ouseemetn eres Gy. 
ad 2 OT SSO ON 6 | ore as os 0) 
Big 10 2. 011400 W0 fh 74 45 OCR OM TG iD D 
Bette tO. 20 11 Os eee | he eee an G 0) 
Paes, | OC 2. ON ORO fo sol Gaerne 6 0 a0 
Bris; | 0 -2--0 4 FO Of 10g +-G 8 2619-208, 
Sis; | O82) 0 hei eO s20 
SuBuRBAN Lots, 
1| 67/2 3 0/25 0 OF 3] 69/2020; 16 0 0 
AY 45 °['20 201/18 OOF 11-70 |. tO OF 90,0 
BAH 2020 | SOOO Bgl de Oo Oi Be OP 
1|68}1 0 0/11 0 Of 845, /1 0 0} 8.0. 0 
Se 120 HO FIO) OF fr04dt) spr bil 01 O87 OD 
Ss] 16 07 OF:10 Oe OFeD locdy id Oi 1041050 5,0 
2 HG1)0 0120 Or Odell HF! 802090.) 10-,0.,,0 
GH) 190 0 4 121-040 Lo Qing hides Qh 10, 6 0 
Lgape sd 2 0 14) 18 0-64.31. 312 O oGdalealad 
Pamiiee: 020114 0.0) 41 os ead | op 




















Fronting Dawkins, Palmer, Wood, and Whiting streets, 
and Gwydir River. Situated on northern side of Gwydir 
River, north-westerly of the town. 




















Upset Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per |Portion. Area, Price per 
Lot. q Lot. 
BEI. UIE oss vd Gal Ep, £ 8. a, 
49 4°°3 &7 40 0 6 60 15.0 10 66 0 0 
50 5 0 27 45 0 0 6L 12.42 QO 52~ 0.0 
52 14/23) 59 65 0 0 62 I6 22 0 68 0 0 
58 14 38 9 59 0 0 63 Merry) 63.1.0, 20 
58 14. Bai’ Gps,0.. 6 74 14 3 0 76 0 O 
59 14 3 10 61 0 O 


Fronting Clerk, Burnett, and Goldfinch streets, travelling 
stock reserve 441, and the Gwydir River, 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,036 ; Plans B. 6, 27, 28, 30, 34 to 38,- 
1,576; H. 4,533, 4,607, 4,608, 4,754-1,762. 





LAND District oF ARMIDALE, 
Country Lots. 
Parish Chapman, county Hardinge, shire Gostwyck. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three months. 


73 | 81 2 0/290 0 0] 74: | 36 0 0; 129 0.0 


Upset prices include £4 9s. 4d. and £2 15s., value of 
improvements respectively. Situated 17 miles south-easterly 
from Bundarra, the nearest railway stations being Uralla, 28 
miles south-east, and Armidale, 32 miles easterly. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,035 ; Plan H. 1,717-1,762 R. 





L— 








SALE AT THE COURT HOUSE, KURRI KURRI, 


On Saturday, the 9th day of November, 1918, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


LAnp District or MAITLAND. 


Within the village of Stanford Merthyr, parish Stanford, 
county Northumberland, shire ‘Tarro, 


Terms : —Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Town Lots. 
































Allot.| Sec, | Area. Per Lots ‘Allot. se Area. phan Loh 

# Pepys wet By a rep. | £ 8.d 
1/11 )0 033) 44 0 0715} 1210 1,0; 14.0.0 
2! ,,|0 0 393 14 0 Of} 16 9108 Lo O4,17 50,0 
O14, O° De MAS Ort OL 174 sek Fe O4117,40 10 
1).125) 0 140419 +0810 1,18 yp OO) Lp Ore U7 94.0, 40 
Qihouy | OF} VONI89E. 060.8190) .3 10 1 Oe bi 8 0 
3] ;,10 1.0)14 0 0}20| 2/0 0393119 0 0 
4}, /0 1 0)105 O Of 11 |13|}0 1 0] 8 ov O 
Bil gid Bee 0113 |...) Od ov enlo o 
6 45) OT ON moter Os 18. i535) OptusO 107 a OlmO 
715, 0 2 WatasmOo. 0% 14° 5,7) "Onde eso OlnO 
Say Oa LOneeomOl Oe 15.) 55 10k coe Ome 
91°35 (OP? TONS SOHO] 16s SPO) TO | eais or O 
10} ,,/0 1 0) 35 0 OF 17 | ,, | O@ 1 O53) 00 
Li >» | O 1 OMP2R0TO 148 iF,, | 6 1 07107 00 
12 bogpdsGold 160] da hI19. 4 4 O, ded 90.00 
LB Oe DO a Bommel 20 | Ole Os S83 a OeeO 
Legs OM SS ON) Lao 











Upset price includes value of improvements in the follow- 
ing cases :—Section 11—Lot 1, £27. Section 12—Lot 2, 
£172; lot 4, £91; lot 5, £126; lot 6, £53; lot 7, £44; lot 8, 
£15; lot 10, £22; lot 17, £100. Section 13—Lot 11, £71; 
lot 12, £55; lot 13, £935; lot 14, £18; lot 15, £38; lot 17, 
£39; lot 18, £93; lot 20, £64. : 


Sale is restricted to the surface and to a depth of 25 feet 
below the surface. 


The purchasers of any allotments shall take the whole 
responsibility in regard to any damage that may result to 
their property from subsidence which may occur as the result 
of mining operations below the surface. 


The village of Stanford Merthyr is about half a mile from 
the town of Kurri Kurri and the railway station of Stanford 
Merthyr. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,532 ; Plans Stanford Merthyr, 12, 13, 
and 14, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, RYLSTONE, 


On Wednesday, the 13th day of November, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District of RYLSTONE. 


Within the suburban boundaries of the town of Clandulla, 
parish Clandulla, county Roxburgh, shire Rylstone. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


Scupursan Lots. 














Upset Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Portion. Area. Price per 
Lot. Lot. 
ant £8, 7d: Bate. || Svcs 
36 40.1 27116 0.0 116 6.2 27 | 27,..0,550 
37 4 018/17 0 0 17 6 227|/34 0 0 
38 8-1 13 12 .0. 0 118 4 014/21 0 06 
104 9° 05S | 46° 070 119 4 126/18 0 0 
LOS RW LAS E22 OO) 120 5 035/16 0 0 
109° 107, 2) 22: |\32" 00 121 5 0 0/13" 0' 0 
110" >| 9) 3 Sls "37 00 122 Do A126 Foro 
Ltt TS 27. 1°82. OURO 123 5 239])15 0 0 
112 6°'3'°39") 3b UOHO 124 5 1010426 O70 
113 9 8 1'3'| (34 ©0170 125 4 226/25 0 0 
114 9 3 3) 44 0 0 126 4 039/14 0 0 
115 6,2) 25 | 220m 127 3 3 36)11 0.0 


Situated 9 miles south from Rylstone, and from 4 to 44 
miles south from Kandos, the nearest railway station being 
Clandulla, distant within 1 mile. 


The upset price of portion 110 includes £2, value of im- 
provements, ‘The upset prices of portions 124 to 127 include 
value of Crown improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1918-7,156 ; Plan Clandulla 1-2,346 Roll. 


— i a a at 





27 Supr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


4789, 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WALGETT, 


On Wednesday, the 13th day of November, 1918, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp Disrricr or WALGETT. 
Parish Thalaba, county Denham, shire Walgett. . 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months. 
Country Lor. 


oh Se Se ———— 








4 Upset 
Portion. Area, Price per Remarks. 
ere 
aor pig Learsi d. 
25 |83 2 0] 1 5 O| Situated 28 miles north-east 


from Walgett, the nearest 
railway station being Bean- 
bri, distant 9 miles, 


Papers Aln, 1918-7,293 ; Plan D. 1,000-1,861. 


[2016 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR LEASE WITH CONTRACT FOR 
PEAR CLEARING UNDER THE PRICKLY 
PEAR DESTRUCTION ACT OF 1901. 


Lanp District or NARRABRI. 


ea is hereby notified that Tenders for a Prickly-pear 

Lease of the undermentioned Crown Lands will 
be received at this Department not later than 3 o’clock 
(8 p.m.) on Tuesday, 29th October, 1918. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Prickly-pear Destruction Act of 1901 and Regulations, 
and will be subject to the following conditions, pro- 
visions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be for a period of 
twenty-one years from the date of the Minister’s 
acceptance of the tender. 


2. The amount offered by an accepted tender not 
being in any case less than the upset amount as speci- 
fied in the annexed Schedule shall be the yearly 
rental of the lease. 


3- The rent shall be paid annually in advance 
to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales, 
before the date in each year corresponding to the 
date of acceptance of tender, and if not so paid 
the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


4, The lesseee shall, within three months from the 
date of notification in the Government Gazette of the 
granting of the lease, commence to clear the land of 
prickly-pear, Bathurst burr, nagoora burr, and 
noxious weeds and plants, and shall thereafter con- 
tinue the work so that the whole area shall be cleared 
and all the pear destroyed within five years at the rate 
of one-fifth per annum. The whole area shall there- 
after be kept clear of prickly-pear, Bathurst burr, 
nagoora burr, noxious weeds and plants during the 
currency of the lease. Should the lessee,.as well as 
fulfilling the other conditions of the lease, carry out 
the pear-clearing conditions to the satisfaction of the 
Minister, he shall be granted year by year a refund 
of a sum equal to the whole of the annual rent 
during the whole term of the lease, the first refund 
to be made at the expiration of the first year. 


5. The right is reserved to the Minister to with- 
draw from the lease at any time, and from time to 
time, any land required for mining or any mining 
purpose, or for any public purpose within the mean- 
ing of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 
the lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation 
whatsoever therefor, or for severance. In the event 
of any withdrawal as aforesaid, the lessee shall be en- 
titled, subject to the approval of the Minister, to 
remove any movable improvements, or to a fair and 
reasonable compensation for any unrecouped out= 
lay by lessee in pear-clearing from, and for his in- 
terest im any improvements belonging to him 
on the land so withdrawn. The amount of such 
compensation shall be ascertained by multiplying a 
sum representing the fair value of the improvements 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the un- 
expired term of the lease, and the denominator the 
original term of the lease. In case the Minister and 
the lessee shall not agree as to the amount of com- 
pensation as aforesaid, the matter shall be submitted 
for the determination of the Local Land Board; and 
the decision of the Board shall be final and conclu- 
sive, 


| 





—— 


eer 





_ 6, The lessee shall, within one (1) month of the grant- 
ing of the lease enter into @ contract, the principal 
provisions of which shall provide that the Minister 
will, in addition, to the refund mentioned in Condi- 
tion No. 4, pay to the lessee during each of the first 
five (5) years of the lease a sum of not exceeding sixty 
pounds (£60) per annum, subject to the Minister being 
satisfied that pear clearing to that amount has been 
carried out. Should the lease, before the expiration 
of the term thereof, be converted into a holding under 
the Crown Lands Acts, the lessee shall repay the 
amount so advanced in five (5) equal annual instal- 
ments, together with interest at rate of 5 per cent. 
Full text of contract may be seen at the Department 
of Lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Lands 
Agent at Narrabri. 


7. The lessee shall hold and use the land under Jease 
bona fide in his or her. own interest, and shall not 
transfer, assign, or otherwise in any way deal with 
the lease, or sublet or part with the possession of the 
land leased, or any part thereof, without the consent 
in writing of the Minister. 

8. The lessee shall, at the expiration of the term 
for which the lease is granted, or on any forfeiture of 
the lease, surrender the demised land, and give peace- 
able and quiet possession thereof to the Minister or 
to any person authorised by him, 


9. The lessee shall keep in good condition and repair, 
during the continuance of the term of the lease, all 
houses, fences, wells, reservoirs, tanks, dams, and all 
other improvements of a permanent character on the 
land demised, whether erected, constructed; or made 
by such lessee or otherwise; and, on receipt of notice 
from the Minister to repair any damage done to any 
such improvements, the lessee shall forthwith repair 
the same. 

10. The iease is subject to the reservation of all 
public rights of roads or tracks. 

11. The lease is subject to the operations of the 
Mining Act of 1906. 

12. The lessee shali not interfere by ringbarking or 
otherwise with timber on the land leased, except under 
permits issued by the Forestry Department.. 


13. In the event of any of the conditions not being - 
complied with, the lease will be liable to forfeiture, to 
take effect thirty clear days after notice thereof in 
the Gazette, and on forfeiture all improvements 
effected by the lessee shall become the property of the 
Crown. 

Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for Lease under the 
Prickly-pear Destruction Act,’ with date of Gazette 
notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing 
that a deposit equal to the upset annual rent has been' 
paid to the Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Treasury, as a gtiarantee of good faith. The deposit 
will be returned if a tender is declined, 


(a) Tenders must be mado on a form which may 

~ "be obtained at the Offices of the Local Land 
Board and Land Agent, or at the Informa- 
tion Bureau, Department of Lands, Sydney, 
and must be lodged at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto 
by post. ; 

(b) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be acepted. 


Sketches showing approximately the land proposed 
to be leased may be seen at the Offices of the District 
Surveyor at Moree, and Land Agent, Narrabri, and 
at the Information Bureau, Department of Lands, 
Bent-street, Sydney. 

[Oce. 1918-65199] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











ScHEDULE. 
Upset 
Area. Locality. Annual 
Rent. 
Acres. £ 


8. 
625 Portion 7, parish of Bulgarra, county of White} 10 8 
) 





Note.—Special attention is invited to Condition 
4, which provides for refund to be made yearly 
of proportion of cost of pear clearing, to Condition 
5 under which in case of withdrawal compensation 
will be given for outlay in pear clearing, and to 
Condition 6 for financial assistance to lessee under 
a contract. 


4790 


[1513] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 13th September, 1918. 


TENDERS FOR A SPECIAL LEASE FOR ‘'GRAZ.- 
ING’ UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1918. 


Lanp District or SINGLETON. 


ih accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby noti- 
tied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. 
on Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918, for a Special 
Lease for “Grazina” of the lands set forth in 
the Schedule hereunder. The lease will be subject to 
the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, provi- 
sions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of the lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 
to 8lst December, 1928. 


2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer, at Sydney, on or before the 3ist 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 


3. The fees, as eyes in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 
1919, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 


4, The lessee shall graze on the land not more than 
sd sheep or ten head of large stock. 


In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 
A to subsections 2, and 4 to 22 of Regulation No. 
106 (notified 20th April, 1917). 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease, 
Land District of Singleton,’?? with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions, provisions, and resérva- 
tions : — 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or the 
Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

(b) ‘The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of the 
first year’s rent. If a tender be withdrawn, 
the deposit, wholly or in part, may be re- 
tained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned block to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being obtained 
for his guidance in selecting the applicant 
whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or 
to refuse any tender. 

(ce) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 


Heliographs showing the position of the block to 
he leased may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
fuands Department, Sydney; at the Office of the Crown 
Land Acent, Singleton; and at the Loca] Land Board 
Office, East Maitland. 

{[Ms. Ls. 1918-10,255] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











SCHEDULE. 
Approx é Upscs Fees, 
Block, imate Locality. Annual | Survey, 
Area. Rental. &e,. 
Acres, Ses. da.) £8: 4. 
A 149 Within travelling stock and} 3 0 0] 6 9 O 
(ex. road).| camping reserve 52,974, 


about 44 miles from Wark- 
worth, at the junction of 
the roads from Jerry’s 
Plains to Warkworth and 
Jerry’s Plains to Singleton, 
county of Hunter, parish of 
Lemington, Patrick Plains 
Shire. 




















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


(27 Supr., 1918. 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE. 


Dte is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of section 164. of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the land 
comprising an area of 2 acres 2 roods 19 perches, being 
portion 7, and adjoining land south of portion 121, 
parish of Flaning, county of Inglis, shire of Cockburn, 
has been added to, and now forms part of Special 
Lease No. 1916-21, Armidale, held by Robert Street- 
ing, subject to the annual rent of the lease being in- 
creased to £1 4s. 10d. from Ist October, 1918, but 
otherwise to the same conditions, provisions, excep- 
tions, reservations, and covenants under which the 
granting of such special lease was notified in the Gov- 
ernment Gazette of the 9th November, 1917. 


[Ms. Ls. 1918-10,906] 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[2020] 


[2026 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of Thomas Beatson 
Warland in and to Special Lease No. 1906-4, New- . 
castle, comprising an area of 1 acre 3 roods 25 perches, 
Paine measured portion Special Lease 1906-4, parish 
Stockton, county Gloucester, municipality of Stock- 
ton, such surrender to take effect as from the 13th 
June, 1918. 


[Ms. Ls. 1918-5,854] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[2091] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
VARIATION OF PURPOSES OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
“Vegetable Garden’’ has been added to the pur- 
poses of Special Lease No. 1916-2, Cowra, county 
Bathurst, parish and village of Canowindra, shire 
Waugoola, held by Alfred Makin. The lease shall 
continue to be subject to the conditions, provisions, 
exceptions, covenants, and reservations under which 
the granting of the lease was notified in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 27th April, 1917. 


[Ms. Ls. 1918-11,201] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








[2092] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


CORRECTION OF AREA AND RENT OF A 
SPECIAL LEASH. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
survey discloses that the area of Special "Lease 
1916-52, Moree, county Benarba, parish Meroe, shire 
Boomi, held by William Micuael Maher, comprises 
256 acres, and not 135 acres, as originally gazetted 
on 2nd November, 1917, thus increasing the appraised 
annual rental of the lease from £2 5s. to £4 5s. 4d. 


[Ms. Ls, 1918-10,887] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
[2035 | Department of Lands, 


1918, 


1S Excelloncy the Governor, with the advice of 
the Bxecutive Council, has been pleased to ap- 
prove of Regulation No. 1i under the “Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916,” being amended by the 
insertion of the figures and words “118, subsection 3,”’ 
immediately after the figures ‘'114” in the regulation 


(Minl, 1918-6,007). 
W.G. 


Sydney, 27th September, 


ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. « 


27 Supr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


‘4791 





[2033] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
pee ame RESERVE No. 35,398 AT JER- 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
. the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the management 
of Reserve No, 35,398 at Jerrawa, county of King, 
parish of Jerrawa, area 10 acres, notified 6tn Decem- 
ber, 1902, for public recreation, such Regulations are 
hereby published in accordance with section 1 of the 
Public Trusts Act, 1897. 


[Ms. 1918-7,727] 
W. G. ASHFORD. 





REGULATIONS. 


1. The trustees shall meet from time te time, at any 
hour and place decide on, and at such meeting three 
shall form a quorum. The chairman and secretary or 
any three trustees may convene a meeting at any 
time. 


2. The trustees shall expend in the improvement of 
the reserve all such sums of money as may be derived 
as revenue from such reserve, including sale of grass 
right, fees, fines, collected donations, subscriptions, 
or Government grants in aid thereof. 


3. The reserve shall be open at all times to the 
public, but may, if the trustees by resolutions so de- 
clare, be closed for a period not exceeding three days 
at any one time, nor exceeding fifteen days in any one 
year; and the trustees may at any such time make a 
charge for admission to the reserve and exclude the 
public therefrom except on payment of such charge 
such charge to be fixed by the trustees. Or the trustees 
may, by resolution, transfer their right to collect 
such fees for admission to the reserve, or to any part 
of it, during any portion of the abovementioned 
period, to any society, club, or individual, upon such 
terms as the trustees by resolution may determine: 
Provided that the fees for admission in all such cases 
shall be determined by the trustees, and the proceeds 
received by the trustees under this regulation shall be 
devoted to the maintenance or improvement of the 
reserve as the trustees shall direct. Any person enter- 
ing such reserve when they shall have been excluded 
as aforesaid shall be lable to a penalty of not more 
than five pounds. 


4. The trustees may appoint an officer over the 
reserve, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as 
the trustees may from time to time direct, and who 
shall have the power, under the direction of the trus- 
tees, to proceed against any person committing a 
breach of these regulations. 


5. The said officer, or any officer or servant of the 
trustees, shall protect the reserve, and for that pur- 
pose shall remove, or be at liberty to call in the aid of 
the police for removal by force, if necessary, of any 
person who shall, by disorderly or insulting conduct, 
cause annoyance or inconvenience to any person in 
the said reserve, and such person so offending shall 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


6. Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 
enclosure, tree, or shrub, footpath, or other improve- 
ment on the reserve, shall pay a fine not exceeding 
ten pounds. 


7. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timber from the reserve, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing or being thereon, or who 
shall injure any building, fence, gate, seat, platform, 
or turnstile, or any other property, structure, or thing 
thereon shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds. 


8. Any person who shall offend against decency by 
the exposure of his or her person in the said reserve 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 


9. No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on the 
reserve without the consent of the trustees being first 
obtained, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 
Any person who shall, without the permission of the 
trustees, be found occupying any portion of the re- 
serve, either by residing on or by erecting any tent, 
hut, or building thereon, shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds, 


10. No horse-racing or horse-breaking shall be al- 
lowed on the reserve without the permission cf the 
trustees, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

11. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
reserve, or who shall remove any rock, stone, earth, 
or other material therefrom, without first obtaining 
permission from the trustees, shall, on conviction, 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

12. {f any person shall cross or pass, or attempt to 
cross or pass, any fence on or enclosing the reserve, 
otherwise than by the gates or openings left for 
passage, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a 
penalty for each offence of not exceeding ten pounds, 


13. Any person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter upon the reserve, any animals 
without due authority, shall be liable for every such 
offence to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

14, Any person who shall unlawtully cause any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other person or 
persons in the free use and enjoyment of the reserve, 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. 

15. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or jump over any of the seats, or jump over or 
in any way get over, or under, or through, or between 
any fence or rail erected in the reserve, or shall stand 
or lie upon any of the seats, under a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

16. No person shall cut any word, name, or mark 
on any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall 
write thereon, or otherwise deface the same, or shall 
stick any bill on any such seat or building, or on any 
tree, fence, pillar, or rai] in the reserve. Any person 
offending against this regulation shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding two pounds. 


17. No person shall engage in any race or gamo 
without the permission of the trustees, or throw or 
propel from a catapult or sling any stone or other 
missile, or light a fire in the reserve, or deposit there- 
on any rubbish or other offensive matter or thing, or 
any dead animal, broken glass bottles, cast-off cloth- 
ing, or litter of any kind, or shall, without such per- 
mission, discharge any firearms or fireworks therein. 
Every person so offending may be forthwith removed 
from the reserve, and shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 


18. No public meeting of any kind or assemblage of 
persons together to the number of six or more for any 
purpose shall be allowed in the reserve without the 
written permission of the trustees having been first 
obtained, and any or every person in any such meet- 
ing or assemblage who, being desired by any constable 
or officer to depart from the reserve, shall refuse or 
wilfully neglect to do so, may be forthwith removed 
from the reserve, and shall be liable to a fine not 
exceeding five pounds. 

19. Every person in the reserve in a state of intoxi- 
cation, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or creat- 
ing or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully 
injuring any butiding, fence, tree, shrub, flower, 
rail, lamp, or seat, property, or other thing therein 
or thereon, or obstructing any officer, or interfering, 
not being a player, with any game or sport, therein, 
or swearing or making use of profane or obscene 
language, or insulting words or gestures, towards any 
person may be forthwith removed from the reserve, 
and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five 
pounds. at 

20. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the reserve without a written 
permission from the trustees. 


21. No person shall depasture any animal in the 
reserve without written permission of the trustees. 
All horses, cattle, sheep, or other animals, and all 
poultry found therein shall be removed by any police 
officer, or officer or person employed by the trustees, 
and the owner shall be liable to a penalty not exceed- 
ing two pounds. 

92. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter, set apart any portion of the reserve not exceed- 
ing one-fourth, for the purpose of cricket, football, or 
other lawful game or sport, and, from time to time, 
grant to any club, or association of clubs, upon such 
conditions as the trustees may think fit, the use of 
the grounds so set apart, and authorise the erection, 
alteration, and removal by such club, or association 
of clubs, of any building or pavilion thereon; but the 
trustees shall have power at any time to revoke such 
grant or authority, and to order the removal of such 
buildings or pavilions; and nothing in such grant or 
authority shall limit or affect the right of entry or 
control over the said grounds by the trustees, their 
servants or agents. 


4792 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


[27 Supm., 1918. 


—_— 








23. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter, let from year to year, or for any less time, by 
public auction or tender, the exclusive right to depas- 
ture animals, or to cut and remove grass from the 
reserve: Provided that nothing herein shall prevent 
the Minister from consenting to a lease for a longer 
term than one year should he deem it expedient to 
do so. 

24. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter, sell by auction or public tender the exclusive 
right to remove stone or other material from the 
reserve, not required for ornamental purposes. 

25. No person shall be allowed to play any game 
of any kind on the reserve on Sunday without the 
consent of the trustees. 

26. No booth for the sale of intoxicating liquors shall 
be erected on the reserve without the consent of the 
trustees. 

27. No person shall be allowed to bring any intoxi- 
cating liquors on the reserve without the consent of 
the trustees. 

28. No saddle horses, or horses and vehicles, shall 
be allowed to enter the reserve without the permis- 
sion of the trustees. 

29. All fipes incurred by these regulations shall be 
paid to the trustees, and be expended in the improve- 
ment of the reserve, in such manner as the trustees 
shall determine. 

30. Any person found committing a breach of these 
regulations affecting the reserve, in respect of which 
a penalty is not expressly provided for in these regula- 
tions, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding 
five pounds. 





[2085] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


12 is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the OCrown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No gum, tallow-wood, blackbutt, bloodwood, box, or pine 
trees shall be destroyed by ringbarking or otherwise, 
except under permit issued under the provisions of section 
21 (a) of the Forestry Act, 1909; provided that the 
lessee may clear any land which is to be cultivated within 
twelve months of date of clearing, or cut any timber 
required for the purpose of erecting any necessary build- 
ings or other improvements on the subject land. 

The lessee may destroy by ringbarking or otherwise, without 
permit, all other timber except edible shrubs. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the pur- 
pose of sale except subject to the provisions of the Forestry! 
she 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 

orce, 

All persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 


have been revoked and those quoted hereunder are substi, 

tuted, viz.:— 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry: 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force, 

The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall] 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserye or State forest :-— 





No. of 


Crown-leage. Lessee 





‘Land District. | 





William McLintock, 
Michael McMahon. 


1912-4 | Tenterfield ... 
1912-5 Do 





Nozt.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation i 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[ 2086} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


{td is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-lease referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 

that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1918, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by ringbarking or 
otherwise, except under permits issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder ; 
but such permit, may be dispensed with when ringbarking 
or destruction of timber is necessary with a view to the 
cultivation of crops over any part or parts of the area 
leased : Provided the area to be cultivated is defined, and 
that not less than three weeks’ notice in writing of the 
intention to ringbark or destroy the timber on that area 
is given to, and written permission is first obtained from, 
the local Forestry Officer. The lessee may, however, 
take from the land Jeased to him such timber and other 
material for building and other purposes upon such land 
as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided 
such land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve, but shall preserve ample green timber for shelter 
and shade purposes at the rate of not less than one tree to 
the acre (exclusive of mallee lands) either separately or in 
clumps. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


— 


persons specially authorised shall have full right to enter 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
thé currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting or 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, and 
the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or opening, 
where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909. 


have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 
Vit. 


Al 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestr7 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade ana shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest :— 








No. of 


Crown-lease. Lessee. 





Land District. | 


4 ee —eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEeEeEeyeeEeEeEeEEEEEE——E Es 


1912-9 | Warialda a William Beresford Coward. 








Norn.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[2087] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


v is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 


‘that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 


Consolidation Act, 1913, the following conditions of lease :— 


No trees or saplings shall be interferred with by ringbarking 
or otherwise, except under permit issued under the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder, 
and all operations for the destruction of timber on the 
area leased within the Forest Reserve shall be carried 
out under the supervision of the Forestry Officer or his 
Deputy, whose services shall be paid for by the lessee at 
the rate of 9s. per day. Not less than three week’s notice 
of the lessee’s intention to commence operations shall be 
given in writing to the District Forester. 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the Jand for the 
purpose of sale except suqject to the provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1909, and Regulations thereunder at the 
time in force, 


27 Supr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4793 








All persons specially authorised shall have full right to ente 
upon the land at any time within reasonable hours during 
the currency of the lease for the purpose ot cutting or 
removing timber without interference by the lessee, and 
the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or open- 
ings where required for this purpose, or where directed by 
the Minister, or any officer authorised by the Minister in 
this behalf, and permit timber-getters to graze their teams 
within the lease, subject to the provisions of section 20 of 
the Forestry Act, 1909, 


have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 

VIZ, — 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State Forest :— 











OSes Land District. Lessee. 
1914-2 | Casino ...| Leonard Hubert Lionel Smith. 


1914-3 TIO) nas .| William Patrick Grogan. 


Norr.—The land contained in these leases is exempi from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[2065 | Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF BOUNDARIES OF THE LAND 
DISTRICT OF NOWRA, AND CANCELLATION 
OF THE LAND DISTRICT OF MILTON. 


lid is hereby notified, for public information, in pur- 

suance of the provisions of section 8 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that the boundaries 
of the Land District of Nowra shall be as described in 
the Schedule hereunder. It is further notified that 
the Land District of Milton is hereby cancelled. 


This notification shall take effect on and after the 
7th October, 1918. 
[ Ms. 1918-7,740] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE. 
Boundaries of Nowra Land District, 


Counties of Camden and St. Vincent: Commencing 
on the right bank of Crooked River, parish of Brough- 
ton, county of Camden, at a point where that river 
enters the South Pacific Ocean; and bounded thence 
by that bank upwards to a point east of the south- 
east corner of the municipal district of Broughtons 
Vale, proclaimed 24th April, 1871; by a line, being a 
south boundary of the municipality of Gerringong, 
re-proclaimed 13th December, 1911, west to that 
corner; by eastern and northern boundaries of the 
municipal district of Broughtons Vale aforesaid gener- 
ally northerly and westerly to portion 216, parish of 
Wallaya; by part of an eastern, a southern, an east- 
ern, a northern, a western, another northern, and 
part of a western boundary of that portion to the 
boundary of the munici al district of Broughtons 
Vale; by that boundary westerly: to Kangaroo River ; 
by that river downwards to Shoalhaven River; by that 
river upwards to Endrick «iver by the range forming 
the northern watershed o: that river easterly, and 
the range dividing the waters of Coolumburra Creek 
from those of Ettrema Creek south-easterly to the 
Pigeon House Range; by that range and the road 
from Braidwood to Nowra easterly; by the eastern 
boundary of portion 50, parish of Sassafras, county of 
St. Vincent ; the east and south boundaries of portion 
51; the eastern boundaries of portion 70, and the 
Budawang Range generally southerly to Mount Buda- 
wang Trig. Station; by a south-eastern boundary of 
Mongarlowe and Shoalhaven River Gold-field, pro- 
claimed 18th July, 1896 south-westerly to Budawang 
or Currowan Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Clyde River; by that river downwards to 


Cockwhy Creek; by that creek upwards to the road 
from Ulladulla ‘to Bateman; by that road southerly 
to portion 11, parish of Kioloa; by part of the north- 
ern and the western boundary of that portion, the 
western, and part of the southern boundary of portion 
20; again the road from Ulladulla to Bateman, and 
the western boundary of portion 16 generally south- 
erly to Benandra Creek; by that creek downwards to 
the Durras Water; by the northern margin of the 
Durras Water generally easterly to the South Pacific 
Ocean; and by that ocean generally northerly, to the 
point of commencement. 


Includes the Land Districts of Milton and Nowra, 
proclaimed 2nd January, 1885, and _ subsequently 
modified, which are hereby cancelled. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


\ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
4 Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


Gazette 

No. 

ABERNETHY—Saturday, 28th September, 1918 ... 104 
ARDLETHAN— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 soe 110 
BatHurstT—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... .» 104 
BELLINGEN— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 exe LOZ 
BuKKULLA—Tuesday, 15th October, 1918 ... tes BLO 


Buruan Detan— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918... 107 
Cooma—Wednesday, 30th October, 1918... ae gy! 
CooNABARABRAN— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918... 107 
CooraAMUNDRA— Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... 104 


Cowra—Wednesday, 9th October, 191& ... sprig Ars 
Forprs—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918... «. 104 
Gurn Innus--Wednesday, 30th October, 1918 ... 117 
Grarron—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... ... 104 
GunpacaiI—Wednesday, 30th October, 1918 ne My 
GunneDAH— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 cag OF 
INVERELL—Tuesday, 29th October, 1918... week 
Kempsry—Wednesday, 9th October, 1918 ... Lic 167 
Koormseat— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ve FS 
LismorE—Tuesday, 8th October, 1918 "ee werk lO 
Moss Vate—Wednesday, 23rd October, 191 sda BEF 
Nowra—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918... val 103 
PaRRAMATTA— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1928 ... 104 
Parkes—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... auld 

Do Wednesday, 30th October, 1918 ... cant EMG 
PokaTARoo—Saturday, 12th October, 1918... onl! 
QuririnpdI—Friday, 18th October, 1918 ads ou OF 
Sypney—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 ... .. 104 

Do Wednesday, 30th October, 1918 ... jw DET 
TamwortH— Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918 .. 104 
TarEE—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... we ths 
TENTERFIELD— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 .. 117 
TomaLrin— Saturday, 12th October, 1918 ... ae 195 
Urana— Wednesday, 23rd October, 1918 .,, sep bkO 
Waaca Waagca—Thursday, 17th October, 1918 ... 110 
WatcuHa—Wednesday, 16th October, 1918 ... gh bho 
Waterrr—Wednesday, 2nd October, 1918... vee 104 
Youna— Wednesday, 16th October, 1918. ... . 110 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





[2090] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROAD AND PART OF ROAD. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th section 
of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road and part 
of road hereunder described, which are now no longer 
required, are hereby closed, and the lands comprised 
therein freed and discharged from any rights of the 
public or any person to the same as highways. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unnecessary southern half (150 links wide) of 
the part of road 300 links wide from Cowabbie to 
Jewnee, extending from the north-east corner of por- 
tion 100 easterly to the north-west corner of reserve 
1,550 tor Public School Purposes, notified 14th Feb- 
ruary, 1879, parish of Berry Jerry, county of Bourke, 
Coolamon Shire. 

[Roads 1918-113-3] 

The unnecessary road (lane), separating allotment. 2 
from allotment 5, section 12, village of Ponto, parish 
of Geurie, county of Lincoln—Geurie Urban Area-— 
Cobbora Shire. 

[Roads 1918-315-6} 


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4794 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


[27 Sepr., 1918. 





[ 2089] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS. 


NOtKE is hereby given that the Minister for 

Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads hereunder 
described; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister 
for Lands, within one month from the date of this 
notice, any objections which may appear to them to 
exist to the closing of the said roads. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS. 


Unnecessary boundary roads separating portion 66 
from portions 65, 64 (part), and 136 (part), also at 
the south-east corner of portion 66, parish of West 
Coraki, county of Richmond, Land District of Casino, 
Woodburn Shire. 
[Roads 1916-787-20] 

Boundary road 150 links wide on the north of part 
of portion 30, and now included in measured portion 
72, parish of Geneva, county of Rous, Land District 
of Casino, Kyogle Shire. 

{Roads 1918-497-1] 

The unnecessary parts 100 links wide of road known 
as Queen-street, adjoining Yamba Park, town ot 
Yamba, parish Yamba, county ‘Clarence, Land Dis- 
trict of Grafton, Harwood Shire. 

[Roads 1918-541-1] : 


[2045] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


OTICE is hereby given in connection with the 

cancellation of parts (or the whole) of occupa- 

tion and preferential occupation licenses, as published 

in the Government Gazette of 21st June, 1918, that 

notice should read as follows, so far as it relates to 
the licenses referred to hereafter :— 

Occupation license 31, Boomanoomana: The area 
should read 1,668 acres instead of 1,970 acres, and 
the words ‘‘whole area’’ should be omitted. 

Occupation license 164, preferential occupation 
license 1644, Tarramia: The areas should read 3,170 
acres and 1,046 acres, respectively, instead of 5,038 
acres for both areas together, and the words ‘‘whole 
area’’ should be omitted. 

Preferential occupation license 2424, Barooga: The 
area should read 1,149 acres instead of 1,255 acres, 
and the words ‘‘whole area ’’should be omitted. 

Occupation license 585, lot 114: The area should 
read 10,000 acres instead of 37,000 acres, and the 
words ‘‘whole area’’ should be omitted. 

Prererential occupation license 342a, Geegullagong : 
The area should read 309 acres instead of 993 acres, 
and the words ‘‘whole area’’ should be omitted. 

Preferential occupatiqn license 5274, Numaralla 
and Mowles Gully: The area should/read 1,294 acres 
instead of 3,573 acres, and the words ‘‘whole area’’ 
should be omitted. 

Occupation license 552, Cheviot Hills North and 
Callanyn: The area should read 12,400 acres instead 
of 42,366 acres, and the words ‘‘whole area’’ should 
be omitted. 

Occupation license 798, lot 517: The area should 
read 4,650 acres: instead of 4,310 acres, and State 
forests should read 25 and 348, and the words ‘‘whole 
area ’’ ‘should be omitted. 

[Oce. 1918-6,275] 


ARTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Sccretary. 











IN THE LAND APPEAL COURT OF NEW SOUTH 
WALES. 


WN Sco is hereby given that Sittings of the Land Appeal 
Court of New South Wales will be holden at the under- 
mentioned place, commencing on the date specified, for the 
hearing of all Appeals and References in respect of which 
notices shall have been issued, and for the hearing of such 
oe matters as may be lawfully brought before the said 
ourt :— 
Sydney, 22nd October, 1918. 


W.R, JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


18th September, 1918, [1900] * 


[2075 ] Local Land Board Office, 


Wagga Wagga, 24th September, 1918. 


TTENTION is invited in the matter of an application by 
Frederick Campbell, care of Messrs. Taylor and Mac- 
kenzie, solicitors, Tumut, to surrender about 353 acres of con- 
ditionally leased lands in the parish of Wyangle, county of 
Buccleuch, in exchange for about 540 acres of a reserve from 
sale, notified 24th December, 1861, same parish and county, 
Land District of Tumut, to a reference by the Minister for 
Lands to the Loca] Land Board at Tumut, for inquiry and 
report whether such an exchange would be in the public interest 
aud should be proceeded with (this application conflicts with 
one lodged by Mesars. T, and M. French to surrender freehold 
portion 160 of 640 acres, parish of Wyangle, for the 540 acres 
abovementioned), 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Wagga Wagga, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Tumut. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, Wagga 
Woega, not later than Ist November, 1918. 

Tne proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Tumut, on a date to be notisied. 

W. F. DAY, 


Chairman. 








[1669] Local Land Board Office, 


Forbes, 10th September, 1918. 


Abana is invited to a proposal made by Lewis May 

to surrender portions 437 and 438, parish of Currajong, 
in exchange for portion 1, in the parieh of Curumbeyna, 
county of Ashburnham, Land District of Parkes. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the Crown Land 
Agent, Parkes. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board at Forbes, 
not later than 14th October, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Parkes on a date to be notifiec. 

R. SHELTON, 
Chairman. 


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Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 23rd August, 1918. 


We see is invited to a reference by the 

Minister for Lands in the matter of applica- 
tion by George Thomas Dowling, Cornelius Dowling, 
Ebenezer V. Dowling, Caroline Dowling, and Jemima 
Dowling to surrender an area of 44 acres in exchange 
for an area of 2 acres, parish of: Banga, county of 
King, Land District of Yass. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Offices of the Local Land Board at Goulburn, 
and the Crown Land Agent at Yass. 

Objections (if any) should be writing, and should 
be forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board, 
Goulburn, not later than 28th September, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yass on a date to be notified. 


E. J. HALLIDAY, 
Chairman. 








{1555} Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 3rd September, 1918, 


TTENTION is invited to an application by Isaac Row- 

botham to surrender conditional purchase portion 6, of 

40 acres, in the parish of Ulan, county of Bligh, in exchange 

for about 20 acres contained in water and camping reserve 
22,310, parish of Gulgong, county of Phillip. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
Offices of the Local Land Board, Orange, and the Crown 
Land Agent, Mudgee, and Court-house, Gulgong. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the Chairman, Local Land Board Office, Orange, 
not later than 4th October, 1918. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Mudgee on a date to be notified. 

E. EBSWORTH, 
Chairman. 





[2034] Surveyor-General’s Office, 

Sydney, 23rd September, 1918. 
dh is hereby notified that licenses under the ‘‘Real 
| Property Act No. 25, 1900,’? have been issued to 
the undermentioned Licensed Surveyors :— 


William Day Rawson Collins, of Sydney. 
Delman Francis Weingarth, of Sydney. 


J. BROUGHTON, 
Surveyor-General. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHTTE, 


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No. 119. 


(27 Supr., 1918, 


Department of finds, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


OTICE is hereby given that the rental of each of the undermentioned Annual Leases has been increased, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 72nd section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 


The increased rental for the year 1919 must be paid on or before the 30th September, 19:8. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 











oe | Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish. Ccunty and Shire. Area. Bhd oy 
a. 2. ip. |e 6 26-0 0. 
12959 | Albury Watson, Mary E. ... Gerogery Goulburn; Hume ..| 879 0 O 3.9 O 
17357 Do Matchett, George Coa of late). Morven... Hume; Culeairn 173 0 O 116 0 
22357 Do Maxwell, Hector ... a .| Talmalmo Goulburn; Holbrook| 372 0 0] 1616 3 
3850 Do ...| Grosse, Johannes ... ie ‘| Creighton Hume; Culcairn 25 0 O 111 3 
1905- 9 Do ia Fyte, Jameson Buckargingah aa do do 221 0 0 10 7 O 
1906-13 Do White, Hercules... Bungowannah ...| Hume; Hume 85 0 0 5 6 38 
1907- 3 Do Brown, Arthur V., and Hechle, W.| Cumberoona ...| Goulburn; Hume ... 15 0 O 1 5.0 
1909- 6 Do Daly, Owen.. a, Btn ...| Mullanjandra ... do COME i142 4 a OO 1 5 O 
11252 | Armidale Rae, James Wi pak George ... Clarke; Dumaresq ...,1,756 O 0 9 211 
11263 Do do aes BoC Big Hill & George do do * ee 0 0} 15 0 0 
12574 Do Wright, Cecil M. ... vee Big Hill i do do 1,522 0 0 319 3 
13903 Do _...| Mitchell, James L... sie Elton... Sandon; Gostwy ck. .|1,062 0 O;-11 8 9 
14558 Do _...| White, Francis J. .., : Lagune ... e Clarke; Guyra 415 U0 O 515 5 
14656 Do _...| Crawford, Thomas ... ae Scottis 2. .. | Inglis; Apsley | 360 0 O 310 3 
17463 Do Newberry, John... age ...| Blythe ... .. | Clarke; Guyra | 640 0 O 5 0 O 
19838 Do Neiderick, John ... as ...| Sandy Creek Hardinge ; Guyra %.| 3677, 10.70 6 3 5 
19842 Do Willams, Reginald H. ... do do do | 1885/0070 316 3 
193438 Do do a ase clo do do | 640 0 0 210 0 
20567 Do Mitchel], Hugh F.... de «| Baldwin ...| Hardinge; Gostwyck, 632 0 0 418 0 
21250 Do ...| Moore, Ephraim ,., ae ...| Everett ... ...| Hardinge; Guyra .,, 585 2 38 6° 252 
21800 Do .. | Crawford, Thomas ... Scott : Inglis; Apsley 320 0 O 4 3 4 
24559 Do _...| Kemp, James H. He . | Sandy Creek Hardinge; Guyra ...| 352 0 O L726 
25928 Do Australian Bank of Commerce,| Chapman Hardinge; Gostwyckh) 496 2 0 511 6 
Limited. 
25929 Do do dom mae. do do dogs.) 318 0 0| 73 658 
28504 Do Anderson, William G. 3 .--| COONEY... Sandon; Dumaresq 640 O OU 516 8 
1903-14. Do Allingham, Herbert Looang ...| Inglis ; Cockburn 474 2 0 314 2 
16 Do Williams, Reginald H. Sandy Creek ...! Hardinge; Guyra . 968 0 0; 15 0 O 
Up Do do uae do do do 1,640 0 0; 24 0 0 
43 Do Rae, Thomas N.... aoe Falconer Sandon; Guyra Siimsée 2.0 315 8 
39 Do Lackey, Edward J.... wee Kyanda and Fal. Clarke and Sandon;! 234 0 0 313 2 
coner. Guyra. 
1906-16 Do Bank of New South Wales Tilbuster Sendon; Dumaresq .|1,709 0 0} 1714 2 
25 Do Doring, Godfrey Y Hendemeer _.. | Inglis; Cockburn 765 0 O 919 8 
34 D> ...| Morton, Henry ae see ...| Cooney . ...| Sandon ; Dumaresq...| 530 9 O 215 2 
41 Do __...| Moore, William... noe ...| Exmouth tandon; Guyra and| 276 1 9 3814 2 
Dumaresq. 
1907-32 Do Waters, Edmund P. ae ...| Cooney .. Sandon ; umaresg)| 1,239 “0. On 10 0 70 
1908- 6 Do Allingham, Herbert Rea ...| Balala and Roo- Hardinge ; Gostwyck} 75L 0 U 716 5 
malla, 
11 Do...) Newberry, John... ‘ Aliingham .. | Clarke; Guyra 1,680 0 O 815 0 
12 No % do ae ses do ae do do 1,869 0 O 913 9 
17 No ,..| Faint, Thomas ; a Hargrave ..| Sandon; Dumaresg/ 1,280 0 O 613 0 
30 Do ».| Martin, Jonothon ,.. Ae ...| Winton... .. | Inglis; Cockburnand) 857 0 0O 5 0 0 
Gostwyck. ' 
1911-34 Do Wright, Cecil M. an Allingham Olarke ; Guyra 960 0 O 5 0 0 
1914- 1 Do Doring, Authony G. nec Haning ... | Inglis; Cockburn 470 0 0 313 5 * 
2 0 do ae de do ; do do Sy S900 MO 4 1 3 
4 Do Stretting, Robert ... nie See Com | it spe do do 405 0 0 4 4 7 
5 Do ~kewes, Percy J... ae Bi Commerce ee do do tl 1540) <0 B07) 3590) 10 
8 Do McPherson, David A. Be Clarke ... ...| Clarke ; Dumaresq..., 320 0 0 113 4 
191l5- . Lo Gray, William 406 nod Geogla anc} do do 470 0 0 41711 
Poganbilla. 
8 Do ..| Skewes, Perey J... Haning ... ..| Inglis; Cockburn .,.. 920 0 0 911 8 
1°06- 1 |Bulranald Grant, Hazabeth and William Wetuppa, Tow-} Walool; Wakool 20 0 0% 14°7 #6 
South. wernk, COun- 
ningeuk, anc 
Nearoongaroo. 
190&- 1 Do | Payne, Jo&n F, W. ame ...| Moulamein Wakool ; Wakool and)1,440 0 0; 2210 0 
| Windouran, 
1913-1 “Yo Lockhart, John... Sam | Wakcol... ‘Wakool; Wakool 689 0 0] 1012 6 
1915- 2 Do Mactarlsne, James D. sae Coonamit do do . (1,540 0 O; 24 1 8 
3 Do do diac ae Currpool do do maesOr 0; OF; 15 S6are 
4 Do do aise Bf? al do a0 do do (1,745 0 0; 27 5 8 
P5548 Barmedman Holohan, John ae ce .. | Carumbi Bland; Narraburra...) 171 0 O 1 5 OU 
25549 Do _...| O’ Keefe, Thomas .., ake sab do Ma do do 360 O O 1 5 0 
1905- 7 Do _...| Gregory, Arthur... ri .. | Moonbucea do do 376 2 0 218 9 
82 | Bathurst ...) Richardson. William C. .., ...| desee Roxburgh ; Turon ...| 952 0 O 519 0 
135 Do .. | Gratham, William... Ai ..| Wiagdon vee do do 5620 0 O 21316 Q 
isi Do .. | Lobin, Thomas ae nte ...| Eskdale... oa do domme 802 .0 10 ib ay @ 
252 Do | Corlis, Williein ° es Stewart... Roxburgh ; Rylstone ia OmnO 90 
253 Noy ss do 30 oat Fae do ihe do do 520 0 0 216 0 
259 Do ,,.] Curnow, Stephen ... 08 ..| Coolamigal .,.| Roxburgh ; Biaxland| 490 0 0 2 2 0 
296 Do ...| Murray, Jchn 5e. ove ...| Castleton Roxburgh; Turon ...} 325 0 O 115 0 
3370 Do Brownlow, Arthur J. a x | Rockley,.. Georgiana ; Aber-| 362 0 O 211 O 
crombie. 
9162 Do __,..{ Sinclair, William C. R.: ... ...| Eskdale... ...| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 406 0 0 216 0 
9272 Do ,.,{ Bank of New South Wales Coolamigal Roxburgh; Blaxland) 640 0 0 4 8 0 
9974 Do - ...{ Sprouster, Jchn  ,.. vee ..| Freemantle ,,,| Bathurst; Turonand) 640 0 0 4 4 0 
































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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTH, No. 119. 



































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pamacanat Gece PREP REER MD Stereos om POEL EATER eR Arsh Borne PO i a ar IE ES Os OE ont 
INORHASH OF RENTAL OF ANNUAU LEASHS—c i ntiiued. 
Soreness hn meet a ee oman te eT ne nC ee ee ee Aas anne NESS Nabhan taal nas tonsa 
pik Land District. Name of Losses. | Parish, | County and Shire, Ares. aero 
Hie Fp ps hte Bs ee 
12664 | Bathurst...) Hemswortb, George ..| Falnash.., Roxburgh; Blaxland) 760 0 0 310 0 
16749 | Do ,,,7..| Colley; William A. and Henry ory apeten and Jed- Roxburgh; Turon ...| 950 0 0 611 0 
bur 
18179 Do __...| Hemsworth, George 1 Hs ae ieee ...| Roxburgh; Blaxland) 540 0 0 8 2 0 
19847 | Do __...| Coontbes, Edward (‘dxecutors of),.,) Eskdale Roxburgh; Turon ...| 1,612 0 0 51i 0 
19°55 Do on do OR ey. do (0) doy es 1,920" OF. 0 612 0 
19857 Do ere do oes ee do do dai i) 1,920 0; 0 612 0 
21254 Do _...| Hemsworth, George we ...| Falnash and Coo- Roxburgh; Blaxland) 840 0 0 317 0 
lamigal. 
21694 Do _...| Sinclair, ue C7 RB ...| Eskdale Roxburgh; Turon ...| 510 0 O 2.47610 
21695 Dov ; bi do Ay do domuneti. Lod Oy O 110 O 
23393 Do _...| Butler, Heory ...| Ponsonby ...| Bathurst; Abercrom-| 680 0 0 3 8 0 
bie. 
23397 Do 369 do is wes 5% do AA do dows G10 {07 0 38 1 0 
23652 Do _...| Sinclair, William OC. R.... we.| Jesse .| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 933 0 0 4 6 0 
27310 Do »..| Nunan, Jeremiah .., aa ...| Blenheim Westmoreland ; 590 1 O 214 0 
Oberon. 
27741 To ...| Sinclair, William, C. R. ... ..| Eskdale Roxburgh; Turon ...| 987 0 O 410 Q 
27987 | Do ...| Ryan, Michael T. ... Re .| Blenheim Westmoreland ; 275 0 O 1570 
Oberon. 
28288 Do ...| Shumack, George ... ae ...| Coolamigal ...| Roxburgh; Blaxland|1,4C0 O O 6 8 0 
28299 Do _...| Scott, Drysdale a ..| Castleton ...| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 610 0 O 24 0 
28961 DO: | gs. Thompson, Henry A. and Eric O.. ..| Castleton and do do 1,342 0 O 412 0 
Eskdale. 
80303 No _,..| Oliver, Stephen... me | Stewart... ...| Roxburgh; Rylstone| 838 0 0 4016) 0 
30395 Do _...| Shumack, Richard J. ck | Coolamigal .,,| Roxburgh; Blaxland}1,920 0 O 612 0 
30957 Do _.,..| Sinclair, William ON RA ise ...| Hskdale ...| Roxburgh; Turon...) 582 0 O 213 0 
31783 Do. gids Hemsworth, George ; .| Falnash and| Roxburgh; Blaxland|1,280 0 0O 517 0 
Covlamigal, 
31932 Do __,..| Anderson ; Thomas W., dohn| Freemantle  ,,.{ Bathurst; Turon;and| 611 0 0 3 10 
A., Henry and James. Canobolas. 
32085 | Do do do do do do 1,820 0 O 10 0 O 
82086 Do a do do do do do 1,760 O O 914 0 
32582 Do _....{ Burton, Wm. ee ap ...| Blenheim Westmoreland ; 850 0 O 300.0 
Oberon. 
32625 Do ...| Sinclair, William C. R. ...| Eskdale Roxburgh; Turon ...) 300 0 0 e2e 0 
32705 Do .| Sewell, Daniel te ee ...| Balfour Westmoreland ; 270 0 O 2.10 0 
Oberon. 
1905- 1 To _...| Smith, Edwin Spencer... «| Baring ... Westmoreland; Aber-| 650 0 0 314 0 
, crombie and 
Oberon. 
3 Do Ivatt, Francis 8S. J..., ia Eskdale ...| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 465 0 0 2 83 0 
41 Do __...| Shumack, George ... we ..| Coolamigal .| Roxburgh; Blaxland|) 649 O O 2 SO) 
46 Do .| Sinclair, William C.R.  ... .| Jesse ...| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 270 0 O 113 0 
1906 -25 Do Shumack, Richard J. a8 ...| Coolamigal _...) Roxburgh; Blaxland; 82) 0 O 12 0 
1907 14 Do Sewell, Daniel et .| Balfour... ;..| Westmoreland ; 340 0 0 111 0 
Oberon. 
16 Do Ivatt, Alfred H. ... ack ..| Eskdale... Roxburgh; Turon ...{1,920 0 0|] 11 0 O 
17 Do Wor do ee aoe = doje re, do do 1,120 0 0 56 8 O 
18 Do _...| Howard, James C.... ue ...| Eskdale, Yethol- do do 283 0 0 i6) 6 
| me,and Melrose, 
19 Do Shumack, George ... ...| Coolamigal do do 68 0 0; 38 3 0 
47 Do Scott, Drysdale _... ...| Castleton # do do 910 0 0| 4 3 0 
70 Do Shumack, John W.... ...| Eskdale and Cas-| do do 640 O70|° 2 4°06 
tleton. 
77 No Ferguson, Dunean ... eas ...| Stewart ... ...| Roxburgh; Rylstone| 288 0 0O Iy2 0 
1902-20 Do Shumack, John W.... vee utgbe | Castleton and! Roxburgh; Turon..| #78 O O 160 
: Eskdale. | 
33 To Scott, Drysdale “ EAN ...| Castleton do do 200 0 O yn25, 0 
1909-23 Do Shumack, Joha W.... ues ne do do do 995.0." O 1 Sao @ 
42 Do Scott, Drysdale ‘ ah do do do 1,120 0 O 317 0 
43 Do do do do do 679 0 O 37 0 
44 Do do Eskdale and Cas- do do 1,750 0 O 6 0 0 
tleton. 
1910- 3 To __.,..; Australian Mercantile Land and) Adderley and | Westmoreland ; 233 2 0 Ee7 0 
Finance Company, Limited. Balfour Oberon 
5 Do __...| Ferguson, Duncan ... v6 .| Stewart... Roxburgh; Rylstone| 520 O O 311 6 
9 Do _...| Tobin, Patrick Pva|t J ORSGIIN ss ...| Roxburgh; Turon...) 580 0 0 213 0 
a Do ...| Dowler, William .. ...| Husdale... do do 5625 0 O 20,8) 0 
14 Do _....| Shumack, Richard J. .| Coolamigal do do 670 O 0 26 0 
23 Do ...| Bennett, Edward do do do 1,470 0 O 615 0O 
27 Do _,..; Shumack, George ... sibs do do do ...| 1,568 O O Reo 
35 Dor aay. do ; a do do do ../1,8830 0 0 6 6 0 
1911. 1 Do _...| Sivclair, William C.R. Eskdale... do nomne 320 0 O 22-0 
3 Do | Australian Mercantile Land and| Jesee ... do do .,.| 930 0 0 4 5 0 
e Finance Company, Limited. 
4 Do eel fs do do (LOM do do 400 0 0 117 0 
12 Do _...| Sparks, Alfred ...| Castleton do do 260 0 0 140 
26 Do _...| Scott, Drysdale ...| Hskdale... do do 435 0 0 Hig. 0 
27 Do cs do ae ; do do do 675 O O 2 6 0 
30 Do _.,,..| Shumack, John W.... do do do 400 0 0 Epi ie: © 
1912 - 4 Do . do ae do do do 640 0 O 219 0 
6 Do _...| Tobin, Patrick : bye ...| Jesse do do 225 0 O 1 2 0 
30 Do || The Australian Mercantile Land! do do do 540 0 0 210 0 
and Finance Company, Limited. | 
35 Do ...) Tobin, Thomas J. 2 ies do do 72) 0 0 3 6 0 
§3 Do : Shumack, William... ...| Eskcale do do 1,920 0 0 6 12 0 






































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4808 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 
Pai ste Land Distriet. Name of Lessee. | Parish, County and Shire. | Area, | Tagrenped 
ae ee 
1918 - Bathurst ...! Shumack, Richard .. er | Coolamigal ...| Roxburgh; Blaxland} 700 0 0 3 4 
1914-22 Do AN Ferguson, Duncan . sec] Stewart... ».| Roxburgh ; Rylstone) 3840 0 0 as 
1915- 5 Do The Australian Mercantile Land! Coolamigal Roxburgh ; Blaxland| 1,070 0 0 7 O 
and Finance Company Ltd. : 
1916- 3 Do Shumack, Richard .., Ne ee do wae do do. «at . 930 8 0 oe 
1917-15 Do Shumack, Aiden .., ..| Castleton .| Roxburgh; Turon ...| 1,895 0 0 8 1 
12474 Bellingen .. Hewitt, Arthur S. ... YY; .| Leigh Fitzroy ; Dorrigo ...| 640 0 O 4 3 
25051 Do _...| Deitz, John G. ied a do do do ccd 434 ke O 4 4 
1910-3 Do do Fe a ‘c do, 4.. iat do do 160 0 O 113 
5 To Freeman, Thomas ... “6 ...| Meldrum Downs do do 366 O O 3 16 
8 Do fe} a M fe do do do Ay: 184 318 118 
1912 10 Do Turnbull, Archibald : do do do «| 550 0 0) 514 
1913- 3 Do ».| Shea, Michael ...| Allan’s Water... .| Fitzroy ; Dorrigo and 75 0 0 3 15 
Nymboida. aa 
1917-1 Do _ ...| Pryor, Albert j ..| Moonee .| Fitzroy ; Dorrizo 345 0 O 3 11 
22778 | Bombala ...| The trustees of the Delegate Com-| Currowang © Wellesley ; en 250 0 O 5 4 
mon. uke. ‘3 
1912.18 Do __...| Piesley, Charles J. J. .. Bombala : do do ..| 50 0 0} 210 
18939 | Braidwood...| Byrne, Nicholas .| dinden ... ..| Dampier; Taliaganda; 210 0 0 117 
25139 Do _...| Byrne, James H. ... .| Tallaganda ...| St. Vineént; kine 280 0 0 2 6 
ganda. 
1908-26 Do Bassingthwaighte, John E. | Larbert ... | Murray ; Tallaganda 9 0 0 2 9 
54 Do _...| Byrne, Nicholas , | dinden .. ...| Dampier; Tallaganda} 172 0 0 I §& 
736 | Carcoar .| Hackney, Thomas ... ike Ballyroe tea Georgiana; Aber- 597 0 O 4 6 
crombie. i 
737 Do do by do do do 640 0 0 3 12 
743 Do ‘| do e do do do 640 0 O 3°12 
745 Do | do f oe, Jeremy and do do 750 0 OU 5 lo 
aac’ f 
750 | Do | do + .| Jeremy .. do do 230 0 O 1 9 
755 | Do | do : < Ballyroe t do do 214 0 0 1 9 
759 Do | do Co ee do uh do do ..| 547 0 0| $f 
760 Do do do $a do do ...| 850 0° O 6 15 
772 | Do | Howard, John H. (executors of the Bigga .. ose do do 286 0 0 2 6 
| «late 
"83 | Do .| peer eves ry) ‘ ...| Grabine... Georgiana; Crookwell| 234 0 0 PB ng 
863 | Do ... Markham, E. es ie .| Dunleary Bathurst; Waugoola| 640 0 O 3 15 
875 | Do .| McKenzie, Wm. ... : | Yarraman «| Georgiana; Crookwell) 749 O O 4 10 
876 | Do .| MePhillamy, Chas..,.. ..| Copperhannia.,,.| Georgiana; Aber- 640 O O 3 12 
| crombie. 
878 Do We do ie “A ...| Copperhannia do do 640 O O a 22 
| and Mulgunnia. 
879 De do m4 # Oopperhannia .,. do do .,.| 640 0 0 5 5 
912 Do | Hill, Fred. M. BY pe .| Yarraman Georgiana; Crookwell| 778 0 O 5 ‘b 
1008 Do | Cobb, Alfred 8. B.... ge ...| Parfleet... Bathurst; Waugoola| 640 0 O 3 15 
1042 Do . Fisher, John : “3 .../ Thompson Georgiana; Aber- 700 0 O 5. 15 
crombie. . 
1045 Do Hackney, Thos. ee see a do do do 960 0 O 5 15 
1046 Do do wee wed ity do do do 690 O O 5 13 
1047 Do do vee GTO LL Onna de do do 463 0 0| 318 
1054, Do | Hearne, James te .. | Meglo Georgiana; Crookwel)| 633 0 0 3 11 
1057 Do ...' Evans, Lewis ne a on Gillindich do do ,..| 640 0 0 3: 12 
1083 Do .| Clements, John ; ...| Crudine.. | Roxburgh; Rylstone| 545 0 0 410 
1084, Do do = # do do do. ai 195 6.0 1 0 
1085 Do do a ...| Grabine... Georgiana; Crookwel| 640 0 O 3 12 
1112 Do Hearne, James eG Megio and do do 400 0 O 2 6 
Blackman. 
3559 De — x.) McKillop, J. AM” . Lyndhurst Bathurst; Lyndhurst} 428 0 0 4 5 
4960 Do ...| Stewart, Athol Wm. W. .| Thempson Georgiana; Aber- 940 0 O 5 10 
| crombie. 
4961 Do do ie an do ee do do .( 560 0:0 2 17 
5749 Do ...| Stimpeon, B. ; ...| Purfleet... ».| Bathurst; Waugoola) 592 0 0 4 2 
8309 Do geet eet AY. VE in ee ..., YVarraman ..| Georgiana; Orookwell, 194 0 O 1, % 
8320 Do «| Bourke, Jno. H.  ,., .... Bucumbah Bathurst ; Aber- 580 0 O 3 5 
crombie. 
8324 | Do | Stewart, Athol Wm. W. do Georgiana; Aber- 5387 0 O 317 
crombie. 
8336 Do Clements, D.G. ... ..| Grabine... Georgiana; Crookwell} 370 0 O sa We 4 
83038 Do »..| McKenzie, Alex. .,, .| Abercrombie Georgiana ; Aber- 280 0 O 1 16 
crombie. 
2668 Do Clements, D. G. ..| Grabine... Georgiana ; Crookwell| 101 0 0 1 3 
2671 Do | McKenzie, Alex. .| Abercrombie Georgiana ; Aber- 220 0 0 112 
| crombie. ' 
10443 Do Hackney, Thos. T oe .| Thompson do do 1,162 0 O 5 11 
11926 Do ...| Hailstone, J. W. ... . ..| Bigga ...| Georgiana ; Crookwell 200 0 O 114 
12580 Do...) McKenzie, Alex. ..| Stoke... asi Georgiana ; ; Aber- 640 0 O 418 
crombie. 
12582 Do do “e GO +... ay do do 558 O O 7 4 
12583 Do do ee Ve aa do do 964 0 0| 8 GY 
12588 Do do be do do do £40 0 0 2 6 
12589 Do do do do do 640 0 0] 2 6 
12592 Do do do do do | 640 0 0 2 6 
12593 Do do do do do a 720) (OE 6 # 12 
12594, Do 3 do do do do | 485 0 O 4 18 
12595 Do do Piss evcrombio do. do 829 0 O 8 0 
13416 Do... Hill, Fred M. A Yarraman .| Georgiana ; Crookwell) 690 0 0 4 8 
13429 Do Twemlow, Chas., and Thorough. Carrawa «| Georgiana; Aber- 180 0 0 1 10 
} _ good, Thomas B. crombie. 


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19718 
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21889 
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22433 
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25832 
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26515 
27067 
27129 


27132 
27623 
28151 
28153 


28414 
30413 
31797 


31865 
31868 


31872 
31874 


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1911-1 
9 
17 
1912- 8 
1913-11 


1914-5 
9 


1915- 6 
10 


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1916- 2 


3 
9 











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Land District. Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. Area. 
aod Lnetiieal ' ae” 
Carcoar ...) Mclver,George. ... ... «| Copperhannia ...| Georgiana ; Aber- 640 0 
crombie. 
Do ......|: Ridley, George “a Grabine Georgiana ; Crockwell) 950 0, 
Do __...| Chittenden, James H. Carrawa Georgiana ; Aber- 307 0 
* crombie. 
Do _...| Hailstone, John Wm. : Yarraman Georgiana; Crookwell}| 937 0 
Do,..«...| Ryan, Jeremiah — ,., é Mulgunnia and} Georgiana; Aber- 227 0 
Carrawa. crombie. 
Do __,..| Hill, Fred. M. rh tg Yarraman .| Georgiana; Crookwell) 852 0 
Do ....| Fisher, John BG Thompson ...| Georgiana ; Aber- 615 0 
; crombie. 
Do .....| Evans, Lewis ate “ ...| Kangaloolah ...| Georgiana; Crookwell] 350 0 
Do __...| Sharwood, John .. ; ...| Burridgee do do 821 0 
Do. _...| Hackney, Thomas P. Weal PELeNIY a ,6 ...| Georgiana ; Aber- 975 0 
crombie. 
D0 20.8 do Fr SUES do do 880 0 
Do _..,} Booth, Charles... “ ot aig es - . do do ...| 640 O 
Do Walsh, Richard ... : »»| Bucumba an do do, ye.) 226 0 
Do ...| Parsons, Arthur G. H. : aesi| ukeglo’. ... ...| Georgiana; Crookwell|) 475 0 
Do ...! McKenzie, William Ae ...| Meglo and Yar- do do 555 0 
raman, 
Do _....| Brassil, Eugene ooh v| Beavrort and| Bathurst; Lyndhurst; 161 0 
Errol. 
Do _ ...| Fagan, John (executors and trustees) Hampton do do 318 0 
.,, of the late), 
Do.....| Maguire, Robert* +... bas ...| Gillindich .| Georgiana ; Aber- 460 0 
crombie. 
Do _...| McKenzie, Alexander rd srl SOKE iss is do do ...| 640 0 
Do _...| Ford, George ais e.| Kangaloolah Georgiana; Crookwell; 768 0 
Do Walsh, Richard vee ..| Bucumba ...| Georgiana ; Aber- 535 0 
crombie. 
Do. ...| Ridley, George, senior bc ...| Grabine... ...| Georgiana ; Crookwell| 770 0 
Do _...| Hearn, James ve Sots ...| Meglo ... do do 991 0O 
Do .....| Ridley, Edward, junior... oes ER OZBe, wed do do ...11 241 0 
Do _...| McFawn, Leslie, junior ... »..| Somers .,. Bathurst; Lyndhurst} 224 0 
Do Maguire, Robert .., ; Gillindich Georgiana; Crookwell} 640 0 
Do ...| Evans, Lewis é Kangaloolah do do 720 0 
Do .| Hearne, Joseph ¥ Blackman and do do 666 0 
; Meglo. 
Do _....| Reynolds, Charles A. * «| Meglo ... pe do do ...| 520 0 
Do _...| Hackney, Thomas P. ? +e | deremy ... Georgiana ; Aber- 548 0 
crombie. 
QO oy seers do Nes Ballyroe ees do do ...{1,312 0 
Day) a do Hop Thompson... do do... 825 0 
Do .| Whitney, Arthur W. Pee Belubula .| Bathurst; Iyndhurst| 164 0 
Do | Hackney, Henry H. te Bucumba Georgiana ; Aber- 514 0 
crombie. 
Do ‘ do aes ..| Thompson do doe ry 525 70 
Do __...| Hearne, James oe eee| Gillendich Georgiana; Crookwelll 480 0 
Do .| Bremner, John BR. ... ; ...| Meglo ... do dos eel) 287 0 
Do .| Drady, David A ...| Roseberg Bathurst; Waugoola..| 560 0 
Do .| Evans, Lewis : aie Kangaloolah Georgiana ; Crookwell| 1,700 0 
Do do Bie oe do do do 480 0 
Do .| Maguire, Robert ae Gillindich do do 510 0 
Donna... do 4 : do es do do ,..| 640 0 
Do __,..| McKenzie, Robert H. Bucumba ...| Georgiana ; Aber- 720 0 
: erombie.| 
Do... ...| Ridley, George, senior : Grabine... ...| Georgiana ; Orookwell) 256 0 
Do ..| Tracey, John &. ¥ at .| Egbert ... .| Bathurst; Waugoola)’ 317 0 
Do .| Hackney, Henry H. : Thompson ...| Georgiana; Aber- 1,600 O 
crombie. 
Do ___...| McPhee, James, junior... ...| Abercrombie and do do 960 0 
‘Copperhannia. 
Do -| Connor, Frederick ... vee Blackman andj Georgiana; Crookwell) 660 0 
Meglio. 
Do _....| Ridley, Gordon A.... “ ...| Grabine... do do 640 0 
Do .| McIver, George... e .| Kempfield Georgiana ; Aber- 572 .0 
crombie. 
Do ..| Ford, Roseanna ... aes Kangaloolah Georgiana; Crookwell) 600 0 
Do, ,,....| Pearce, Arthur J. ... tee Ballyroe Georgiana ; Aber- 740 0 
crombie. ; 
Do._...| Parsons, Arthur @. H. ... ...| Blackman .) Georgiana; Crookwell| 630 0 
Do _...| Ridley, Gordon A.... a spf CUES ava ...| Georgiana; Aber-. |1,450 0 
crombie, 
DOctwe vs do- Si) Ral Oe nee e do do _...|1,840 0 
Do __...| Pearce, John G. .| Ballyroe and| Georgiana ; Aber-|1,920° 0 
Bingham. ~ crombie and Crook- 
well. 
Do... ...| Hopkins, Rawdon C. ...| Belubula ° .| Bathurst; Lyndhurst} 187 0 
Do. ...| Healey, James Yes a.| Stoke .| Georgiana ; Aber- 920 0 
crombie. 
| Casino ....| Farley, John thes .»| Pocupar... ...| Buller; Kyogle _...| 640 0 
Do ».| Yabsley, Thomas and es ..| Ellangowan and| Richmond; Wood- | 1,240 0 
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4310 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHOTH, No, 119, [27 Sapn, 1018. 
i 2 . 
‘) uy INCREASE OF RENTAL or ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 
gt District, at) Name of Lessee. | Parish. County and Shire, cit "| Imerensed 
- Eis a ms 
} 
| # 2% p.| £8. ad 
11881 | Casino ,.,; Hendetson, Cunningham ,,, __...| Myrtle and| Richmond; Copman-j1,150 0 O0}| 819 8 
Whiporie, hursb and ood- 
burn. 
13177 Do ...| Cole, Thomas 8... Se ..| Busby and Ho-|Richmond; Tomkiand| 800 0 0 119 0 
garth. Copmanhurst. 
14579 Do ae Horne Henry (Representatives of| Pikapene «.| Drake; Kyogle ...| 640 0 0 8 6 8 
the late). 
14604 Do ...| Bruxner, Charles A. Rei ...| Labulam do do . 280 0 0 5 9 5 
14607 Do do 00 680 do bbc do do sont aang) 50 312 1 
15507 Do ...| Barnes, Henry (Represéntatives of| Pikapene do do 640 0 0 8 6 8 
the late). 
16140 Do The Bank of Australasia .., ..| Gibberagee Richmond ; Wood- 520 0 0 28 4 
burn, . 
16654 Do ..| Hetherington, ea v.| West Coraki do do 418 0 0 416 9 
17125 Do ...| Edwards, John C. be ..| Roseberry ...| Rous; Kyogle ss] 6@000 7.0 43 0 
17128 Do ...| King, Thomas ee ee ...| Ellangowan ...| Richmond; Wood- /1,250 0 0} 13 0 5 
burn. 
17130 Do ., Lollback, George, senior ... «| Wyon ..| Richmond; Tomki &| 180 0 0 15 0 
| Copmanhurst. 
18799 Do ..| McCafferty, Patrick sp .».| Busby... Richmond; Tomki..,| 672 3 0 476 
19019 Do ...| Anderson, Vernon .., oy ..| Wyandah «| Richmond; Copman-| 570 0 0 314 3 
hurst. 
19033 Do ..| The Bank of New South Wales .,.{ Wooroowoolgan | Richmond; Tomki...| 140 0 0 3 12 11 
& South Casino. 
19035 Do .| Australian Bank of Commerce, Ltd.| Ellangowan Richmond ; Wood- 170 0 0 17 8 
burn.| — 
19355 Do ...| Barnes, Robert R. ... es ..| Tabulam  .,.| ‘Drake; Kyogle ..| 202 0 0} 1010 & 
19856 Do eae do ta “He on do ; do do .| 2384 0 0; 14 1 8 
21281 Do ..., Anderson, August .. .| Myrtle ... ...| Richmond ; Copman-; 430 0 0 51111 
| hurst. 
21705 Do Farley, John Charles... ...| Pocupar ...| Buller; Kyogle ...; 640 0 0 43 4 
21715 Do ...| Farley, Jobn eo, Hee Hee do AR do do ...| 160 0 O 15 0 
22894 Do | Clark, Henry nee ase «| Wyon .../ Richmond ; Tomki 535 0 O 215 8 
and Copmanhurst. 
25943 Do Ogilvie, E. D.S. (Trustees of the) Alice ..| Drake ; Copmanhurst| 220 0 0O 411 8 
estate of the late). (or Kyogle). 
25944 Do .../ Campbell, Henry B. 506 ..-| Boorabee .| Rous; Kyogle and) 96 3 O 3.0 6 
| ‘Terania. 
80474 Do | Cole, Thomas 8. ... as ...| Hogarth .| Richmond; Tomki 235 0 O 2 811 
and Copmanhurst. 
81205 Do .| Barnes, Robert R. ... ...| Tabulam ...| Drake; Kyogle 580 O O 1611 8 
81212 Do .| Fanning, Francis G. aed eo YOO men. ..| Richmond; Lomki 110 0 0 114 4 
and Copmanhurst. 
31930 Do .| Benn, Michael ee aac ...| Shannon ...| Rickmond; Tomki...| .48 0 O 110 0 
1906- 7 Do .| McKee. George Henry ... | Wyandah ...| Richmond; Copman-| 700 0 0O 9 3 4 
hurst. 
1908~ 1 | Do ...| Gollan, Oswald H.... are ...| Hogarth .| Richmond ; Tomki 345 0 0 8 11 10 
| and Copmanhurst. 
12 Do ...| Harris, Alfred Ei. ... -- | Queebun ...| Rous; Kyogle 160 0 O 710 8 
36 Do ..-| Johnston, William... ..| Tabulam.. ...| Drake; Kyogle ...) 128 0 O 213 4 
1911-16 Do ..| Farley, Edward J.... .| Pocupar... | Buller; Kyogle 649 O 0 5 0 0 
20 Do Williams, Walter R. Mongogaris .| Richmond; Tomki...| 750 0 0 517 2 
23 Do ..| Farley, Edward J.... as .| Pocupar ..| Buller; Kyogle 920 0 0 i738 9 
14198 | Condobolin.. Triggs, Arthur B. ... a6 .| Gumbagunda ...| Dowling; Lachlan...) 870 0 Oj] 1017 6 
14200 Do nue Do Fe ao Jel do do to L005" 0570 13 15 O 
18959 Do Do - do | do do 900 0 0 cp aed 
19884 Do .| Porter, James .| Livingstone...) Gipps: Lachlan 573 O O 519 4 
27495 Do ..| Trigga, Arthur B. Trigalong «.| Dowling: Lachlan ...;) 260 0 O 117 6 
29595 Do _...| The Permanent Trustee Company of Moonbia... Gipps; Lachlan .,,; 400 0 O 6 5 0 
New South Wales, Limited. 
$0628 Do __...| Wootton, Richard , Kisrgathur, and} Cunningham; Lachlan} 811 0 O| 10 2 9 
Kalings. 
80629 JO. | wi ee do ae Mee ..| Kalinga .. iy do do .../1,920 0 0} 24 0 0 
32114 Do ae do poe ...| Micabil ,., do do . 543 2 O 8 910 
32115 Do . do 400 es bb doy) sss do do 155 0 O 2 8 6 
32116 Do do <a as ...| Kiargathur ; do do 955 0 O}; 1418 §& 
32117 Do : do dee aoe ...| Mieabil ... 2006 do do 820 0 0 4 0 0 
1906- 6 Do _...| Rogers, Henry, junior 3 .| Condobolin | do do 333 0 O 5 4 0 
1907- 3 Do ___...| Cunningham, William _,., ...| Derriwong and do do 204 0 O 2 2 6 
: Wollongong. 
12 Do ...| Holmes, William J... a ».| Micabil ... do do ...) 166 0 O 21110 
19 Do __...| Wootton, Richard .., : ....| Julandery and do do .../1,850 0 0 5 6 6 
Kilinga. 
1908- 6 Do __...| The New Zealand Loan and Mer-| Banar and Gipps; Lachlan...) 273 0 0 2 16 10 
cantile Agency Company, Ltd. Ilgindrie, 
1910-13 Do __...| Macintyre, Donald; Cope, William ;| Gindoono .../ Cunningham; Lachlan} 390 0 0O 207 
and Traill, Walter W. 
17 To ...| Cameron, Duncan ... ies ...| Merribooka ..| Gipps; Lachlan 152 0 0 150 
1911- 4 | Do _...| Price, Robert D. ..| Brotherony ...| Dowling and Gipps;|1,290 0 0 614 4 
| Lachlan. 
6 Do siel Clarke, George agi! ...| Melrose... Cunningham; Lachlan} 460 0 O EP ee anh 
7 Do __..., Holmes, William J... .| Micabil ... do do |1,100 0 0} 10 O 6 
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No. of, Land District, Name of Lessee, Parish, | County anu Shire, 
1912- 6 | Condobolin...) Brewer, John £., and Wootton, Kiargathur  ...| Cunningham; Lachlan 
Richard. 
1913- 2 Do _...| Dunne, Thomas __,,, ee ...| Bundabuna do do 
1914- 4 Do .| Waite, Matilda ae .| Cookaburragong,.| Gipps; Lachlan 
17863 | Cooma ..| Hain, Samuel ar not ...| Bunyan ...| Beresford ; Monaro... 
21494, Do _...| Dunning, Wm. B. : eral VATA ‘cea Ae do do 
31314 Do Simpson, Ferguson... Hy Ae ...| Kvbeyan ap do do ue 
1908-1 | Coonabarra- Fagan, Patrick J. ... 90 ...| Terrawinda Napier ; Coonabarra- 
bran. | bran. 
2 Do Mikes do ree as eva do do do oe. 
3 De Gee do rae sis ...| Yuggel . do do 
10123 | Coonamble | Deans, Alexander ... bee ae outta Quends Leichhardt; Wingadee 
27992 Do .| Ferguson, Peter... : a Galargambone .. Gowen ; Wingadee ... 
32676 Do ...| Byrne, Henry oa do ...| Hwenmar ; Wingadee 
1905-2 Do __,..| The Commercial Banking Company Nebea ...| Leichhardt; Wingadee 
of Sydney, Limited. 
3 Do ...| Ferguson, James A.; Donald G.;} Nebea and Coo- do do 
and William D. pamoona, 
23 Do _...| Byrne, Henry ee Bourbah ..| Gregory; Wingadee... 
1906—z8 Do _...| Ryan, William pie ...| Mungery ...| Leichhardt; Wingadee 
29 Do __...| Ashmall, George, and Ardrews,| Mogil, § Warra- Gregory and Leich- 
Thomas. bah, and| hardt; Wingadee. 
Quambone. 
30 Do __..| Green, Henry ac .| Mogil .. | Leichhardt; Wingadee 
1907- 5 Do _...| Byrne, Robert C. aoe Tameribundy ...| Gregory ; Wingadee.. 
6 Do .| Butler, James J. ... Ae Cambara Leichhardt; Winga- 
. dee. 
25 Do. ..| Darcy, Thomas ..., «| Geowah 4. Ewenmar ; Gilgandra 
and Marthaguy. 
1908- Do __...| Veech, Bernard and Patrick L. ...| Girralong andj Gregory; Wingadee 
|  Quabothoo. 
c Do do do Girralong et do — do 
8 Do set do do .| Quabothoo do do” ss. 
9 Do .| Traquair, George E. ...| Nimbia, Girra-| Gregory, Clyde, and 
| long, and Qua: Leichhardt ; Win- 
bothoo. gadee. 
10 Do _...| Croxon, Alfred Walcha... Leichhardt; Winga- 
dee. 
1999- 1 Do __...| Skuthorpe, Sydney R. te Wilber .. Gowen; Wingadee... 
2 Do ---| Bank of New South Wales Quabothoo Gregory ; Wingzdee, 
4 Do __...| Croxon, Alfred Walcha... Leichhardt; Winga- 
dee. 
10 Do _...| The Berrida Pastoral Coy. Pro-| Milda .., Ewenmar; Gilgandra 
prietary, Ltd. 
17 Do __...| Skinner, John J. .., ies Uluadry Leichhardt ; Winga- 
dee. 
18 Do -.| Best, George H. ... ae ...| Wilber ... ...| Gowen; Wingadee... 
1910- 6 Do __...| Morrissey, Patrick... ...| Teridgerie eet Winga- 
ee. 
10 Do .| Fagan, Thomas P. .., re «| Carrabear and do do .. 
WNeinby. 
1911- 7 Do _...| Fisher, Arthur B. Neinby ... Leichhardt ; 
Wingadee. 
9 Do Holland, Thomas A. eh ...| Budgeon do doe. 2. 
1912- 4 Do ...| Holland, George © ss do * do do 
11 Do ..| Currey, William G. E. ...| Warrena and do do 
Mundare. 
1916- 1 Do __...| Cunneen, Hubert E. ve ...| Moorambilla do do 
4 Do _...| Prout, Ralph H. ...| Terrabile Gowen; Gilgandra ... 
12190 | Coota- Davidson, Hubert C. See Congou and Yeo| Bland; Jindalee and 
mundra Yeo. Burrangong. 
20603 Do Graham, James FPS ...| Cootamundry ...| Harden; Jindalee ... 
82677 Do Sawyer, Matthew, junior ... ...| Ulandra ...| Clarendon; Illabo ... 
1905-11 Do Quinlan, John P. ... wee ...| Cootamundry ...| Harden; Jindalee ... 
13 Do Harris, Leonard A. V. Af ...| dindalee do do sh 
1906- 4 Do Cooper, Sidney A. ... ate Merrybundinah... Clarendon; Illabo ... 
1g Do Renchan, William ... ne Cootamundry Harden; Jindalee .., 
and Jindalee. 
19u7- 8 Do _...| Barrett, Thomas A.C... ...| Cootamundry . do do 
24243 | Corowa ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co., Ltd. ...| Narrow Plains ,,.; Denison ; Coreen 
27638 Do Knight, Charles H..., 50K Richmond ...| Hume; Hume and 
Coreen, 
31802 Do ...| Everitt, Edward J... oa «| Burraja ., ...| Hume; Coreen 
1905-17 Do ...| Lee, Jolin 8 a ...| Savernake ...| Denison; Coreen . 
4908 | Cowra __,..| Rothery, William M. Malongulli Bathurst ; Lyndhurst 
8971 Do ».| McInerney, John .., wae ...| Bang Bang _...| Forbes; Waugoola ... 
10835 Do ...| Bourke. Richard T. ise ...| Coota .| Bathurst ; Waugoola 
10934 Do «| Boyd, John .., ees ee ...| Cowra do do 
17649 Do ...| Tucker, William ... ase Kenilworth ... do dom. 
25845 Do ...| Ellwood, Thomas H. tee do do dona. 
26525 Do ...| Lang, John ... Ac mr: ...| Canowindra ,.. do do); 
82464 | Do ...| Walsh, Maurice... see ...| Gooloogong ...| Forbes ; Waugoola... 
1906- 4 Do .| O'Neil, John, jun. ... was Mulyan.., do do 

















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318 0 0 819 6 
950 0 O|] 11 2 8 
55 0 0 117 6 
210 0 0 2 3 9 
260 0 O 27 4 
801 2 0 27 2 
425 0 0 3 6 8 
320 0 0 3.6 8 
280 0 0 2 8 O 
90 0 O 1 8 0 
100 0 O 1.070 
420 0 0 5 5 0 
1,417 0 0} 1612 1 
175 0 0 116 0 
1,131 6 0| 1616 O 
1,651 2 0| 28 0 6 
640 0 0] 10 0 0 
80 0 0 1 65 0 
160 0 0 2 00 
8 0 0 16 0 
1,550 0 0] 18 3 0 
1,760 0 0| 2012 O 
570) Onn0 613 0 
940 0 0} 1418 0 
320 0 0 218 4 
£60 0 0 819 0 
250 0 O 218 0 
860 0 O 3 5 0 
215 0 0 a) 0 
570 0 0 720 
570 0 0 518 0 
590 0 0 5 3 4 
1,261 0 0 917 0 
1,280 0 0| 18 6 8 
310 0 O 216 0 
320 0 0 218 4 
790 0 O 917 6 
1040 0 O|] 1018 O 
125 0 O 13 4 
130 0 0 214 0 
87 0 O| 2114 0 
35 O U 1 5 0 
162 3 24 5 1 9 
45 0 0 1 8 0 
74 0 0 3.9 3 
59 2 0 15 0 
9 0 0 15 0 
400 0 0 9 7 6 
48 0 0 3.0 0 
20 1 0 111 6 
J00 0 O 312 9 
163 0 0 1 0 0 
840 0 O 5 8 0 
2208 a0 70,0 
154 310 3 4 0 
200 0 O 6 0 0 
186 0 0 117 0 
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1916-5 
7283 


11634 
11635 
16080 


16107 
27585 
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1906- 3 
1907 - 2 
4 


1909- 1 


1910-18 
1911- 2 
5 

1912- 1 
21742 


31805 
1907- 1 


3 
1999 -10 
191lJ- 4 
8 


12 
13 
1912- 6 


1913-10 
1914- 6 


1158 
1169 
1160 
1162 


12158 
25184 


25776 
82258 


23152 


24273 
82317 


821420 
32681 
1905- 4: 


5 


1907- 1 


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[27 Serr, 1918, 





INOREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 



































































Land District. | Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire, | Area. ieee 
| | Gee’ Torys ||. ae Be Us 
Cowra Boland, William 8. wee ..| Kangarooby ...) Forbes; Weddin andj/1,920 0 O 9 12.0 
Waugoola, 
Do «» | Boland, Christina C. do .| = do do ...;1,920 0 0 416 0 
Do ...| Cameron, John M..., du ...| Forbes; Waugoola...| 750 0 0 216 O 
Deniliquin,..| Officer, William Wangonilla Townsend ; Win- 499 335] I0°8 4 
douran. 
Do... | Howat, George, jun, and David ...| Nallam ... ; naa Murray...|1,120 0 0 23 6 8 
Do : do do xs low) Aes. do ...|1,400 0 0} 386 9 2 
Do McKinnon, Christina | Boyd Wahoo! ; Wakool ...| 696 0 0; 13 2 8 
Do ...| Howat, George, Jun.,; and David ...| Hallam... Townsend ; Murray..| 300 0 0}; 413 9 
Do _...| Bland, Charles BE... Cory ...| Wakool; Wakool ...) 239 2 0 5 0 0 
1 OE eeertads Falkiner, F, §., and Song, Ltd. ...| Thurgeon .| Townsend ; Conargo..| 820 0 O 618 4 
Do — ...| Nixon, Joseph 5 ae Banangalite ...) Townsend; Windouran| 329 O O 4 6 8 
Do Davie, James Morago, and 
Banangalite. do do Bf 060 OF 10 PZ 7 4 
Do Perrin, Alfred B, .,. Hh ...| Worbrecan Townsend; Murray...| 517 2 30 8 2 10 
Do Mahon, Edward... Conargo ..i| Townsend; Conargo..| 295 0 0 o EY 
Do Falkiter, F. $.; and Sons, Ltd. Neerim, Belmore, Townsend; Conargo|1,050 0 0); 16 8 1 
& Coolam bil. and Windouran. 
Do Davie, James ee Morago, and fownsend; Windouran|1,605 O 0 ae 7. 
Kerranakoon, 
Ho. Fi do +94 ...| Morago .. olf do do ...| 730 0 0 hae. A 
Do .| MeKees, William J. ‘North Conargo.. Townsend; Conargo..| 860 0 O 5 12° 6 
Do — .. | Jones, Alfred BH: «| Purdanima - ...| Townsend; Murray...) 706 0 0), 1414 2 
2 BYE ...| Clarke, Frank G. ... ity .| Marah & Caldwell) Cadell; Murray 960 0 O0| 209 0 0 
Dubbo ..| Cannon, Peter A.,; Joseph D, and) Gundong, and) Narromine;Goobang,| 594 0 O 5 8 0 
William H:, as Joint Tenante. Bulgandramine: and Timbrebongie. 
Do -- | Blekemore, William J. Murruvgundie, | Lincoln; Cobborn ...) 212 0 0 24 0 
Do ...| Scott, Andrew Bugabada Ewenmar; ‘Timbre-| 135 O O LS a0 
bongie 
Do do A Carrigan do do ,..j-490°9 OPFTC 7 8 
Do Garnsey, John M. . ...| Coolbaggie do do 124 0 0 L 18°70 
Do ...| McIntyre, Duncan ... ...| Cobboco do dom...) 90O 0.0 Sif AD 
Do ..| Harper, Andrew ...| Biridoo ... Narromine; Timbre-| 140 0 O +e aay | 
bongie. 
To do ...| Gundong do do ...| 240 0 0 210 0 
Do Harvey, Robert ap ...| Bungey ... Ewenmar; Gilgandra| 141 3 O 1 5 0 
Do Cameron, Maud (widow) ... ..| Cobboco and do do 750 0 O uy © 
Emogandry. 
Do Harper, Andrew ot ..| Gundong ..| Narromine; Timbre-| 180 O O 2 to ma 
bongie. 
Do Tink, William W. ... Me ».| Burraway, Cob-; Ewenmar ; Gilewidra 750 0 O 716 9 
boco, and Kicki- 
bil. 

Dunedoo ...| Devoy, James Ac 5 ...| Terraban Bligh ; Coolah 2070 0 VK Tke a) 
Do do ny do .| Uarbry ... BHEN; Wyaldra ...| 500 0 0 5 0 0 
Do do = out: 5, do do 640 0 O 510 0 
Do do Bowman and Bligh ; Wyaldra did| 525 °0 o| “3 6 O 

Terraban. Coolah. ; 
Do ..| Johnston, John R.... ibe Blackheath | .,.; Lincoln; Cobbora ...| 180 0 0 2°15 0 
Do _...| Johnston, Charles ... wt ...| Blackheath and do dew jee) (0) 0 4 14: 1 O 
| Medway. 
Do .| Devoy, James aes aes | Terraban Bligh ; Cooiah 420 0 0 213° 0 
Do _...} Niven, James an ...| Dapper ... Lincoln ; Cobbora ...| 860 0 0O 214 0 
Do _...) Niven, James wf Dapper ... on do do FO MOV © 1 8.0 
Do _...| Nott, Charles bhi ...| Adelyne do do 462 1 O 619 0 
Do .| Hobbs, Frederick ost ...| Ulungra Gower ; Gileandra .. 638 O 0 ake ( 
Do __...| Lovegrove, Ambrose : ...| Warrung Bligh ; Coolah ealeresO 10k 211 0 

Dungog ...| Hopson, Solomon .., aoe .{ Colonna... Durham; Wallarobba| 226 0 0 O44 8 
Do Dillon, Michsel Vallarobba do cdo 270 0 O 2 ia 2 
Do ...| Archinal, William ... wi) Colonna... ae do do 220 0 0 530 <0 

Forbes .| Rath, Thomas H. ...| Forbes ... ..| Ashburnham; Jema-| 55 2 11 Bo 5 

long. 
Do Taylor, Eliza M. ... ve a Braulin and Poubels Jemalong...|. 307 2 0 38 4 0 
Wongaj mie 
Do Commonwealth Bank of Australia .! Wise Ashburnham; Jema-| 700 O 0O 116 5 
long. 
Do Delaney, Lawrence... i” Wanera.. fig do 640 0 O 1) 5°50 
Do ...| Robinson, Benjamin R. } Corridgery | Cunningham ; Jems-| 4530 3 0 219 lu 
long. 
Do ...| Taylor, Edward Braulin . te Jemalong..| 285 0 0 219 4 
Do ...| Robinson, John, WwW a ern jong do do | 108 O70 1°23 9 
Do ..| McMahon, John F.,.. is do do 520 0 0 §- 9017 
Do ..| Smith, Michael J, Me do do do 1) PhO VEG 123 1 
Do .| Brown, Moses a; ...| Monwonga .| Cunningham ; TJema- |; 179 -0 -0 215 11 
long. 
Do .../ Osborne, John .| Monwonga shal te do...; 869 2°0] 1811 9 
Badjerribong. 
Do Hodges, Henry T. ... ...| Badjerrmbong .. fds do\..| 244 2 0 816 5 
Do Styles, Henry A. ...| Boyd and Thur- Forbes; Jemalong ...| 568 2 0O 518 5& 
ungle. 
Do «| McMahon, John F. ..| Worgajong do do 195 0 0 psn 21 
Do ...| Toohey, John RK. :.. :..| Bandon do do ale 90 ONO ee ae, 
Do ...| Constuble, Sydney E. .| Budjerribong ...} Cunningham; Jama-| 54 0 O ihe 3} 





long. 





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INCREASH OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 








No, of 














Tiskae: | Land District. | Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. | Area. 
iJ ; ae 
1913-5 | Forbes ...| Porter, George B. AY ...| Jemalong ..| Forbes; Jemalong ..., 320 0 
1914- 1 Do ...| Robinson, Benjamin R. ..., ...| Carrawabitty ...| Ashburnham; Jema-| 693 0 

; long. ; 

11698 | Glen Innes..| Telfer, Albert EB. ... 106 ...| Bundar and Tent Goust ; Severn ...| 568 8 

Hill. 

11699 Do do ivi fee Bundar,., do do 845 ‘f* 
11700 Do... | Telfer, Henry E. ws do do do 398 0° 
11701 DOW ae do | oe ae: GO4e css a do do 1,100 0 
12165 Do _,. | Simpson, George M. ...| Fletcher and do do ves| 691 2 

’ Stonehenge. 
18611 Do _,..| Telfer, Andrew... 803 .| Tent Hill and do do 1872 - 2° 
Bundar. 

18612 Do a: do tee a) wes do do do 640 0 
19274 Do ...| O'Hara, Robert : ..| Warraford see do do 334 1. 

21785 Do .| Telfer, Andrew ...| Lent Hill and do do 620 OU 

Strathbogie 
North. 

23892 Th oF: do a ...| Bundar., do: do «| 551 & 

26246 Do .| Newsome, Edward ... is ...| Boyd and. Severn do do ..| 890 0 

275414 Do ...| Telfer; Andrew A .| Tent Hill and do do 640 O 

Strathbogie 
North. 
1907-31 Do .| Whittle, Albert G.... ive Hamilton and do do 340 0 
Scone. 
1910-4 Do — ,.,! Seton, Leonard M. C. , Gordon and do do 370 0 
Biloonbah. 
1912-1 Do __...| Weller, Herbert W. ...| Ryanda., Clarke ; Guyra 196 0 
1914-21 Do .| Doust, George A. ... ae Wellingrove and Gough ; Severn 20 0 
Gordon. 
1915-16 Do ..| Hottes, Henry Bae ...| Mitchell... do do seal 4,227 0 
12207 | Goulburn ...! Gill, Joseph... Bi ..:| Collector and} Argyle; Gunning and/1,890 0 
’ Currowang. Mulwaree. 

30432 Do ...| Chisholm, Harry... ace Milbang Argyle; Gunning 290 0 
1568 | Grafton ...| Field, Thomas A. .., ved Pucka . .| Drake; Copmanhurst| 49 0 
1571 Do §' 3, Do bb, tes oe cc CO aan do do ...| 440 0 
6281 Do _...| Tindal, Charles G. ... ses ...| Turville... ...| Fitzroy ; Dorrigo 380 0 
7359 Do .| Gerard, George... see ...| Copmanhurst ...) Clarence; Copman-| 396 U 

hurst 

7370 Do __...| Matheson, Kenneth oe do do do 820 0. 

7414 Do _...! Ellis, William F. .., ...| Buccarumbi Gresham ; Dorrigo .. 596 0 

7418 Do .| McCaughey, James do do ado": 640 0 

7840 Do __,..| Turnbull, Robert A. de do do do 640 0 

7841 DO sus do aes , do do do 525 O 

8632 Do __...| Fitzpatrick, Thomas .| Taloumbi Clarence ; Harwood...) 368 0 

8699 Do © ...| Tindal, et G.. ‘Tarville.., Fitzroy ; Dorrigo. 1,040 0 

8700 Bo VES: ue do . do do .| 700 0 

9906 Do ve} Hillis} Fae ..) Sturt and Marara Gresham; Dorrigo ...}1,280 0 

West. 

10184 Do .| Field, Thomas A. ... Pucka ...| Drake; Copmanhurst] 536 0 

10266 Do _...| Greaves, William A. B. Grange ... ...| Gresham ; Dorrigo...| 640 0 

10267 Do he do By Me ome tes do do 664 3 

10298 Do .| Tindal, Charles G... ...| Turville... Fitzroy ; Dorrigo 1,020 0 

10294 To Use, do op deta He COiyrese do do 780 O 

10300 Do ___..| Cook, Mary A. a of ...| Clifden ... Clarence; Copman-| 300 0 

hurst. 

TOE05 Do .| McCaughey, James ., Martin .., .| Fitzroy ; Dorrigo 320 0 

10498 Do _,..| Ellis, Charles Toothill.., do do 250 0 

10200 Do Small, Benry N. and Small, Rich- Tyndale... ...| Clarence; Harwood} 270 0 

mond H. (vr Orara). 

10973 Do «| Tindal, Charles F. .., .| Turville... Fitzroy; Dorrigo ...|1,820 0 

11664 Do ..| Kield, Thomas A. ... et Pucke: 2. Drake ; Copmanhurst| 485 2 

11674 Do «| Greaves, William A. B. ...| Braylesford and Gresham & Fitzroy ;| 520 0 

Duckan Duckan.| Dorrigo. 

11677 Woy bys do «| Newbold Gresham ; Dorrigo ...J 430 0 

11773 Do  ,..| Field, Thomas A. .., ...| Hassan ... .| Drake; Copmanhurst} 170 0 

11779 Do t, do Hh ...| Neville ... do do 640 O 

11947 Do .| Tindal, Charles G. ... ...| Turville... Fitzroy; Dorrigo .,.; 640 0 

12680 Do _...| Ellis, Charles ats vee ...| Toothill... do do 160 O 

12683 Do __...| Sweeney, James, ..| Tallawudjah do do | 460 0 

13361 Do __...| Tindal, Charles G. .., .| Chambigne do do seye ey iley WU 

13810 Do __...| Collett, Joseph Red Rock ...| Clarence; Orara 640 0 

14247 Do __...| Hawthorne, William J. Ulmarra ...| Clarence; Ulmarra| 68 3 

Municipality. 

14475 Do ___...| Turnbull, Robert Adam Boyd ... ..| Gresham; Dorrigo...| 320 0 
14476 Do do BF ores 8 do do 640 0 
14477 Do __...| Bank of Australasia Marara West do do 640 0 
14478 Do _....| Turnbull, Robert A... sea Marara.... rh do do’ «| 640 0 
15690 Do .| English, Scottish, and Australian) Guimarrad and] Clarence ; Harwood..| 276 0 
Bank, Limited. Tyndale. : ie 
15691 Do 3 ‘do do ..| Gulmarrad do do’ ....| 325 ¥ 
16141 Do __...| Field, Thomas A. ... one ...| Mookima ...| Drake; Copmanhurst} 640 0 
16157 Do __...| Greaves, William A.B. .... | Newbold .| Gresham ; ee ale 220 0 
16160 Do» 55 do os ...| Kaloe An do o ...| 467 O 
































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16167 
16168 
16169 
16170 
16171 
16172 
16178 


16381 
16332 
17112 


17126 
17401 
17403 
17404 
17418 
17426 


17913 
17914 
17922 
18654 


18839 
20341 
20356 


203€2 
21450 


21451 
21452 
22577 
22578 
22581 
22357 


22858 
23742 
24909 


25072 
26336 
26339 


27541 
26545 
26605 


26608 
27331 
27334 
27335 
27336 
27774 
27776 
29235 


29258 
80236 


80240 
30246 
30422 
30745 
31235 
31236 
31368 
31893 


81895 
32272 


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1906-11 
1907- 3 

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Greaves, William A. B. .. Kaloe ... 

...| McLean, Norman, and Cowan, John Sunes 5a 
do do «| Boyd re 
do do downs 
do do dois, 

Be do do ac 
do do “ : 
Green, ee McP., and Green, Southgate arf 
Milton. 

...| McLean, Norman, and Cowan, John| Cowan ... aes 

Hy do do ___..| Cunglebung 

...| Field, Thomas A. Pucka and Yaro- 

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Greaves, William A. B, Newbold 
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‘ Marchant, Charles .. 


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Bank of Australasia 
Imeson, Charles I. ... 


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Hank, Limited. 
Turnbull, Robert A. 


do 
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Bank of Australasia 
Ellis, Charles 


Rooke, James 


mY Parada! Robert A 
..| Green, Thomas McP, Je Gre ead 


Milton. 
Shea, Peter . 


Turnbull, Robert A 
Friar, Allan.. 
Marchant, Chasiesue 


...| Watson, Albert G.... 


Rooke, Edward, J.... 


...| Field, Thomas A, 


.»..| Pulganbar 


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Wellington ... 


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Copmanhurst ... 


Richmond 
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Richmond and 

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Bardool... 
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do : do 
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...| Clarence, Percy... Newbold 
...| Bank of New South Wales Lardner... 
Greaves, William A. B. ... ...| Dandahra 
...| Ellis, Joseph es ...| Dandahra Se 
...| Carr, William ‘iam ba' 4, 
«| Morrow, William .., Bardsley 
ses Greaves, William A. B. Grange ... : 
...| Green, Thomas McP., and Green, Lawrence 6 
Milton. 
.| Morrissey, Patrick ... atons ....< 
...| Greaves, William A. B. Dandahra 
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scuiaeiiliabiatnie rte gente anc = 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—conitinued, 
Woes Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire, | 
| 
1908-15 | Grafton ..,| Smith, George C. ... age | Stuart ... ...| Clarence ; Copman- 
hurst (or Harwood). 
1909- 1 Do .| MeDermid, Clarence fees .| Taloumbi .| Clarence; Harwood... 
2 Do ,..| Mould, William G..., ...| Woogoolga Fitzroy ; Dorrigo 
4 Do .| Zuill, William A. .| Stuart ... ...| Clarence ; Copman- 
hurst (or Harwood). 
12 Do .| Harrison, John W.... ae ;»| Orara ... ...| Fitzroy ; Orara 
1910- 3 Do ...| Ellis, Matthew wee 589 ...| Toothill... .| Fitzroy ; Dorrigo 
1912-12 Do .| Morrissey, Patrick ... noe ...| Chapman ...| Clarence ; Copman- 
hurst. 
16 Do .| Farlow, Charles A.,.. ces ...| Laloumbi .| Clarence ; Harwood... 

9101 | Grenfell Rentz, Frederick ...| Hualdrie ...| Forbes; Weddin 

9596 Do _ ...| Boland, Alfred Nanima & Binda| Forbes; Jemalong .. 

9597 Dow & do ...| Nanima.. “el do do 

1905- 1 Do ...| Union Bank of Dh oatealin’ Lid. oe Morangarell .| Bland; Bland (or 
Weddin.) 
2 Do ; do do : do ae do do}. 
3 Do __...|' McCarthy, Justin EF. Pullabooka .| Gipps; Weddin 
1907- 1 Do _,.. | Priddle, Wiliam W. Maudry and| Forbes ; Jemalong (or 
Bogolong. Weddin.) 
3 Do Redman, William RB. Euroka ... .| Bland ; Weddin 
1912- 3 Do Keir, Charles I. Jingerangle Bland; Bland 

13181 Guncagai .. »»| Quilter, James J. Darbalara Buccleuch ; Adjung- 
dilly. 

14316 Do Victorian Estates Proprictzry, Ltd.) Burra ...| Harden ; Adjungbilly 

16056 Do Union Bank of Australia. Ltd. Nangus., ...| Clarendon; Adjung- 

. billy. 

17923 Do Tenhy, James J. Mes Mooney ns Harden ; Adjungbiily 

17984 Do ..| Sullivan, Daniel P.... Be Coolac ... do AD vas 

17937 Do Luff, Thomas ao me Darbalara .| Buccleuch ; Adjung- 
billy. 

19073 Do Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. ,.,|.Nangus & Burra Clarendon and Har- 
den; Adjungbilly. 

20373 Do ....| Bank of New South Wales .. | Childowla .| Buccleuch; Adjung- 
billy (or Gadara.) 

21830 Do ..| Hayes, George ate Nae Calafat ... ...| Wynyard ; Gadara .. 

21336 ‘Do __...| Crowe, Henry ; ...| Goobarralong .,..| Harden; Adjungbilly 

26851 Do _...| Thorrington Henry. J. ...| Willie Ploma ...) Wynyard; Adjung- 
billy. 

27725 Do _...! Ball, Michacl North Gundagai, Clarendon; Adjung- 
billy. 

27728 -Do __,,.} Palmer, Edith. do a8 do dompres: 

31701 Do . | Billingsley, Margaret Cunningham...) Harden ; Demondrille 

1905-22 Do ...| O'Donnell, Thomas H. .., Mooney Moenicy Harden ; Adjungbilly 
1906-19 Do _ ...| Hanlon, William #F Muttama Harden; Adjungbilly 
(or Jindalee). 
21 Do _ ...| Pettit, Albert H. ... al angi pone’... ...| Harden ; Adjungbilly 
24 Do Leahy, James J. . ...| Mooney Mooney do 
25 DOR sss do dt ie | do aaiee 0 fe nee 
28 Do .| Nicholls, Thomas J. 8. ...| South Gundagai] Wynrard; Adjurg- 
|, . dally. 
1907- 8 Do ..| Barron, Walter E. ... ...| Boree a Cleccmient Illabo ... 
9 Do Givney, Thomas .| Darbalara ...| Buccleuch; Adjung- 
billy. 
1908- Do _...| Nicholls, Thomas J.8. ... South Gundagai) Wynyard; Adjung- 
billy. 
19¢9- 1 Do ...| Crain, Robert at ed »..| Kuadera ..| Wynjard; Gadara,.. 
Do le Osborne wisene Nisa ivi silscs .| Nanangroe Buccleuch; Adjung- 
j billy. 
zy Do Davies, David Thos. ph Calafat .. ...| Wynyard ; Gadara .. 
15697 Gannedah i New Zasland and Australian Tana Wallala... ...| Buckland; Liverpool 
Co., Ltd. Plains (or Tama- 
rang). 

23183 Do _...| McMaster, Hugh .., occ .| Premer ... Pottinger; Liverpool 
Plains (or Tama- 
rang). 

26553 Do __..| Bowra, Thomas .., We | Wallala... ...| Buckland ; Liverpool 
Plains (or Tama- 
rang). 

26857 Do ___,,.| O’Rourke, Louis A. oh ...| Tamerang ...| Pottinger; Liverpool 
Plains, 

27597 Do __...| Black, Alexander H. NY, .. Gulligal «a do do 

32127 Do ..| Carson, Duncan, and Brown, Al-| Clarke, Bomera,) Pottinger ; Liverpool 

fred. and Saltwater,| Plains (Coonabarra- 
bran or Tamarang). 
£2128 Do __...| Brown, William ... ‘ne ...| Brentry and Bur-| Nandewar; —_ Liver: 
burgate. pool Plains. 
82131 Lo .| McMaster, Hugh .... 4h ,|,Clarke ... ..| Pottinger ; Coonabar- 
\ rabran. 
1605-1 Do Carson, Duncan, and Brown, Al-| Tamba, Bomera,| Pottinger ; Liverpool 
fred. Wilson, and| Plains (Coonabarra- 
Saltwater. bran or ‘Tamarang). 
2 Dot "& do do ___,..| Bomera and Salv- do 
Water. ; 
15 Do | Kelly, James aaa AD voe| BYEntry vee ...| Nendewar; Liverpcol 
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7 cee nt wen SNOREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASE3S—continued, 
Eb | Land District. | Name of Jesse, Parish, County and Shire. Area ppgrensed 
Pes uaa ear «aay a & 
1995-20 Gunnedah...| McGregor, Alexander Peter Bogabri... ..| Nandewar; Namoi...| 850 0 Q 116 3 
23 Do ann do do do do 240 0 O 4 7 6 
24 Do do oe Ne do do sre 2 Ot oP ps 
“28 Do i} Perrett, Oliver ofr iy is.| Varvara... Nandewar ; Liverpool 90 0 O toed 
Plains. 
1906- 9 Do | Brown, George H. .. ‘ga ..| Melville, Denison,| Pottinger; Liverpoo|1,189 0 0 6 2 9 
and Benelabri. Plains. 
11° Do do ing ..| Benelabri, Walla| Pottinger; Liverpool |!,643 1 0 811 0 
Walla and Gul-| Plains, 
: lundaddy. 
38 Do __...| Baker, Arthur J... ey | Millie do do 490 0 0 4 3 4 
1903= 7 Do ...| Crossing, Roland H. AY) «| Goally .. Pottinger ; Coonabar-| 350 0 0 618 6 
rabran. 
1909-19 Do ..| Shaw, William .., ny Walla Walla ,.,| Pottinger; Liverpool} 200 9 0 1°08 © 
Piains. 
1911- 5 Do Kather, James H. .., i .| Gulligal Pottinger; Namoi ...; 650 0 0; 1912 6 
1914= 1 Do ‘| Shaw, William... 4. =...) Walla Walla ... do do...) 120 OV} JRF 6 
~2 Do Owen, Edward B, ... ye | Melville ..| Pottinger; Liverpool| 100 0 0 2 1.6 
Plains. 
~ 8870 | Gunning .... Gay, Thomas ae ei .. Grabben Gullen| King; Crookwell 142 0 0 257 2 
22156] Do Alchin, Ernest W. . Dalton and Mun-| King; Gunning 320 0 0 5 0 0 
; doonen. , 
1701 | Hay “ Toman T.L.,and A.J. L. ...) Livingstone ...| Sturt; Carrathool ,,.| 924 3 0 911 4 
‘28584 | Do ‘| Watt, Walter 0. ... ‘d +| Terrapee | do do 310 0 0 6°9 2 
28586 | Do # do ie) ee UM eeethoel el de do 450 0 0} 310 8 
“93587 | Do : do “yt ine do| Carrego... do do 640 0 O 613 4 
32043 Do «»/ The Scottish Provident Institution) Burrabogie .,.| Waradgery; Warad-| 320 0 0 5 0 0 
er 
82044 | Do vor do do Wahwoon, Pem- ° do do... 465 2 0 7 6510 
| beigong and 
as Burrabogie. 
‘32045 | Do | Tyson, Albert P. E. ieee .... Kabarabarabejal | Boyd; Murrumbidgee} 320 0 O 5 0 0 
‘Bz425 | Do ves do te aa .... Burrabogie, Mul-| Waradgery ; Warad-|1,680 0 0) 1710 0 
. berrygong, and| _— gery. 
= en hal Maulburruga, 
32599 | Do | Mathews, John T.; and Woods,| Hurolie... do do 320 0 O 210 0 
; Emilie I. 
1905-33 | Do | The Scottish Provident Institution) Brush He do do 324 0 0 5 1 3 
95% Lo -«| Gibbs, wee ...| Narrawidgery ... do do 1,920 0 0} 15 0 0 
46 | Do ve ‘age do wx} do do 1920 0 0} 15 0 O 
47 1 Do Rf a ti ...| Beresford é do do ...| 860 0 O 614 4 
1906- 2 | Do ++} The Austin Pastoral Co. of Brin-| Bendigo, Bringa-| Sturt; Carrathool ,,.|1,20 U0 0} 20 3 1 
Reo “| gagee, Ltd. gee, Learmonth, 
and North Brin- 
: pagee. 
meng 4 Lo vee do do ...| Bringagee | do do 160 0 0 210 O 
4) Do +“! Campbell, Joseph ... one .| North Bringagee| do do 1,920 0 0 ; i 8) 
“5 Do We do Hey ee do vee} GO do 1y20 0 O 710 O 
6} Do : do Ade ae sae do ale wets do 960 0 O 215 0 
‘ 7 | Do ee! Learmonth, A. @. L., The Austra-| Ercildoune, Hyde} do do 640 0 O} 138 6 8 
uF lian Trustees of the late. Park, Bendigo, 
gto and others. 
33 Do vee do do it do do do 1,260 0 O| 26 56 
9} Do | The Austin Pastoral Co. of Bringa-| North Brivgagee- do do SyU O O 412 
gee, Ltd. 
10 | Do «| Armstrong, William J. .., ...| Downey and Ber-| Sturt and Nicholzon;,| 1,686 2 0 8 10 
angerine. Carrathool. 
© 16 | Do ‘| Flanagan John aes ...| Berangerine do do .,./1,206 0 0 645 
24 | Do +++| Stevenson, Alexander G. ...| Booligal .| Nicholson; Waradgery) 319 3 O 218 
48 | Do ‘| Mills (Uardry), Charles, Ltd. Houlong and Sturt ; Carrithoal | 1,280 0 0} 12 26 
: Toms Point. 
49 | Do oe do do ...| Houlong and do do 1,496 0 0 71510 
| Uardry. 
50 | Do- McCulloch, Joseph §8. ..| Warrabalong ,,.| Nicholson; Carra- 1,920 0 0} 10 0 
thool. 
51 | Do oe do eae nie do do do .,..)1,080 0 QO 5 7 
52 | Do- -| Younghusband, Row, & Co., Pro. Sturt; Carrathool ,,.| 640 0 0 3.6 
Ltd. Livingstone 
54 | Do ee} Learmonth A. G. L. (The Austra-| Bringagee do do vf 440 0 0 hee 
lian Trustees of the late). 
58 | Do -| Watt, Walter O. ... Ha Terrapce seal 4 610 do 850 0 0 7 5h 
5y | Do ee} Hill, "Daniel. North Bringagee| do do ..., 1,424 0 0 6 5 
61} Do | Australian Mercantile Land and Wirkenbergal Waradgery and Boyd;} 680 O QO i Ve 
Finance Co., Ltd. and others. Waradgery. 
1907- 5 | Do --| Flanagan, John A ..| Bowerabine  ,.,| Nicholson; Carrathool) 1,881 2 0 4 18 
8| Do .| F, 8. Falkener and Sons, Lid. ...| Neerim ... ..| Downsend ; Conargo.., 310 O 0 4161 
9} Do do ...| Neerim and do do 840 0 0] 13 2 
Coolambil. 
10} Do do .| Nardoo and others do do .../1,920 6.01 30 0 
25+ Do Sides, George F. ,., ree ...| Beaconsfield .| Nicholson; Carrathool| 860 0 O 4 9 
29 Do : do ahs »| Warrabalong ... do do ...;} 619 2 O y 17 
32} Do ...| Campbell, Charles F. es ...| Mulburruga | Boyd; Murrumbidgee] 366 0 0 6 5 
33 | Do .| Barnett, George W... ia ...| Lambalana Nicholson ; Warad-|1,190 0. 0 6 § } 
gery. 
1908- Do «| Armstrong, William J, .., ...| Berangarine and| Nicholson and Sturt;| 790 O 0 4 2 
others. Carrathool. 
3} Do »..| Collins, John P.... Mirrool ... Sturt; Carrathool ...)1,520 0 0 6.5 
4\ Do a do a Go sec oso] Go do 1,920 0 O 6 5 
51 Do do do do do 560. 0 O 1 16 















































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INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 
Lenee | Land District. Name cf Lessee, Parish, County and Parish. Area. paereused 
feo Re Pe t-B- ge dy 
1908- 6 | Hay ...| Wilson, James ee abe ..| Ballengall Sturt; Carrathool ...| 819 2 0 419 10 
are it © DS ...| Laing, Temple 8S. ... See ...| O’Brien... do do tul.2pL & © 1 6 8 
12] Do ...| Watt, William H. ,,, $e ++| Houlong and} do do 264 0 O eT ple 
Currathool. he: 
13 Do AN do sol 15 Pe do .,{ Go do oof 202 0 0 s*1 0 
14'| Do ce do c ; ...| Carregoand Leth-} do do »-| 192 0 'O0 3 0 0 
ington, 4 
21 Do ...| McArthur, Alexander Synnot ; ...| Nicholson; Carrathool] 1,920 0 O 10 00 
2h Do MY, do “er: do do do 1,920 9 0; 10 0 oO 
23 Do “hs ao i FAG on do 4 do do .;.|1,920 0 0 10.0 oO 
24! Do ...| The Scottish Provident Institution Wahwoou and| Waradgery; Warad-/1,760 0 0/| 18 6 8 
others, ery. wine th 
26} Do ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co,, Ltd. ...} Cockburn , stunt, Carrathool . 995 0 O yaoi x 
27 | Do ...| Younghusband, Row, & Co. Pro-| Warrabalong ...! Nicholson; Carrathool| 1,260 0 0 611 8 
prietary, Ltd. 
29 Do Clarke, John ay Ae ...| Honuna.. do dow esi ae0ns0) 7.0 Pad pote 
1901-1 Do McInnes, Kate G. ... As ..:| Mirrool aud Bal- Sturt; Carrathool ...| $03 2 0 9 $2 
: lengall. 
Do st do a ey ...| Ballengal! do do 409 2 0 i tage ie F 
1910- Do .| Helt, Patrick rey Pr .| Gonowlia and Nicholson; Carrathool 1,280 0 0 613 4 
Honuna. 
3 | Do .»| Younghusband, Row, & Co. Pro-| Livingston ...| Sturt; Carrathool ...}1,070 0 0 & 11° 5 
prietary, Ltd. 
Do ...| Storey, Thomas  ... ae ...| Russell .., .| Nicholson; Carrathool] 610 0 0 3 19-4. 
1912- Do .| Pether, Thomas ... a Yung Yang .| Waradgery ; 700 0 O ¢ 20 O" 
Waradgery. 
6% Do ..| Parslow, Thomas ... nA ner do do dors. t:aab 0) 0°) 12 °6 11 
12 Do .| Anderson, James w+ ccs do do do 1395 0 OFF 32 6 1} 
1913- 1! Do ...| Robertson, John §8.... Dow Boyd ; Murrumbidgee) 580 0 0} 11 010 
OM Tio a do is a »| Clifford,. do do” val 18% 0.0 2°17 11 
Sue Lo ...| Cooinbil, Limited ... (itr nee Wangabawgul "&| do do ..11,500 0 Q| 831 5 O 
| Gumoblebogie. 
4| Do .| Ashmore, William ,., Honuna.,.. ...| Nicholeon; Carrathool} 1,000 0 0 i 16 2 
6| Do Westmacott, Charles R. Clifford,.. .| Boyd; Murrumbidgee} 240 0 0 5 0 0 
Tt! Do i do A Clifford and| do do 540 0 0} 11 5 O 
Maley. ee ple 
1914-1! Do Robertson, John §..,.. aes Eunanbrennan,.,| do do Gagm Ow Opiala oa og. 
2 **~ Do do ‘ps ...| Waddaduri do dor." 1480" O° 0;) 19-0 70. * 
8) Do do +5 ee ...| Singorambah do do’ 333)" 815" 0.0}. 16 19. -y* 
4 | Do do Hi bis ...( Hunanbrennan,..| do do 749° OO} “46- "0-10 
o Do do ty .e .| Gundadaline do do 135 O 0 216 °3 
10823 | Hillston MacRae, Farquhar... Ba «| Gurangully .| Dowling; Lachlan ,..} 500 0 O 7163 
20921 Do Sawyer, Basil ei do do ) --| 180 0 0 4 2. Oo 
20923 Do Trust and Agency Co. of “‘Avstral- Wallanthery and Dowling & Nicholeon;'1,830 0 0 4 6 6 
asia, Limited. Carilla. Carrathool. 
23899 Do ...| Byrnes, William .., ; «| Whoyeo .| Dowling; Lachlan ...) 600 0 ‘0 413 9 
24063 Do _..,.| Steer, Fred.. ner ; ...| Garryowen do do vel L020" G *O 5 “6'"0 
24064. Do Hf do nae ee do ne do do vee 5 0 0 
24065 Do ..,| McInnes, Allan ner ; Ulambong and do Carrathool} 570 0 0 3 610 
Lachlan. va ee 
1907-81 Do __,.,| Southwell, Samuel... nes ...| Bellingerambil..,| Nicholson de 71.210 0. 717 7 
1908-1 Do ..| Savelle, Thomas Fo ..| Gurangully .| Dowling; Lachlan...) 200 0 0 3°32. 6 
38 Do __,..| Smith, Patrick see tee .| Carisbrook and do do ---(1,920 0 '0| 10°0 @ 
Dowling. 
39 Do do Bas ae ...| Dowling .| Dowling ; Lachlan or/1,920 0 0/ 1010 0 
Carrathool, gpa 
60 Do ».| Le Grand, Michael (the adminis-| South Marowie | Nicholson; Carrathool|/1,920 0 0 710 o 
tratrix of the estate of). 
62 Do do do do ao do 1,920 0 OQ 710 Q, 
76 Do ; do do on do at do COS tor O O 612 4" 
80 Do _..,| Wood, George cea icy ...| Ulambong __...| Dowling; Lachlan...} 545 0 O.| 9316 9 
1909-18 Do ..| Hook, William S. ... ...| bedbank ...| Nicholson; Carrathool| 480 0 0. 710 0 
19 Do ..| Byrnes, William ...| Loorongo ...| Dowling ; Lachlan ...)1,040 0 0’ BW ato te 
1910-13 Do __...| Morant, Thomas South Marowie Nicholson; Uarrathool| 640 0 QO 5 0 0 
1911- 1 Do .| Brett, Frank P. Blairgowrie .| Dowling; Bland 845 O 0 Gsta\k. 
3 1) Ger do aad ae do ae do do | 846 0 0 (3s OP em 
12 Do ...| Hutchison, Charles A. ...| Naradhun and} Nicholson; Cartaphoot 1,225° 0 O 610 8 
: Muilion. ‘ 
22 Do ..| Lurner, Thomas ... ee Gurrangully and} Dowling; Lachlan...) 380 0 O Big) ace 
Yarran. 
23 ‘Do ...| Hutchison, Chayles A. ,., Mullion and Meal Nicholson; Carrathool|1,490 0 0 745 8 
Mia South. ae 
37 Do = fea do ...| Mea Mia South do do .../1,920, 0 Q) 10 “0 *o°* 
42 Do «+, nett, Frank-P.’ -,.. Blairgowrie ..| Dowling; Bland 656 0 O 5 2 6 
1913- 7 Do" | seavedne Grand, Michael (administrutrix Bellingarambil... Nicholson ; Carrathool! 1,920 0 0 % 10 *O * 
of the estate of late). 
9 Do ___...} Madden, Patrick J.... AY ..| Langtree do do ...} 640 0 0 5 0 O 
22 Do ‘Braneley, Tom bts ...| Redbank Nicholson; Hillston) 640 0 0} 10 0 0, 
| Municipality 
ees) Do __...| Doyle, Bernard W.... Bo ...| Mea Mia South...! Nicholson; Carrathool] 650 0 0/ 3 7 8 
1915- 8 Do ~_,..} Byrnes, William ... 4c .| Whoyeo .| Dowling ; Lachlan ...}1,880 0 O ye ee ee 
































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INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued, 
pos Land District. Name of Lesgee, | Parish. County and Shire. | Area, 
| St. 
1916- 1 | Hillston ...; Byrnes, William ... PA ...| Lachlan .. .../ Dowling; Lachlan ...J 580 0 
1917- 1 Do _...| Troy, Ernest Gurangully do do 125 0 
2 Do .| Peters, Robert, & Turton, Alfred G. Bellingerambil...! Nicholson; Carrathool) 1,920 0 
3 Dov se do do nee do do do ...{1,425 0 
4 Do __...| Peters, Robert <i ae .| Bellingerambil ig do do 775 O 
Redbank, 

5 Do do do .| Nicholson; Carrathool] 1,920 0 

and Hillston Muni- 

cipality. 
15234 | Inverell ...| Whitfeld and Borthwick ... Darby .. Hardinge ; Guyra ...| 590 0O 
15236 be 5. do Om rcs do do 590 O 
15237 Do a do celia A CLOMETS Neos see do do ...| 860 0 
15579 Do Bank of New South Wales vac MESO mai yee aes do do), ),...; 1,270. O 
15583 Do do se LOM sels do do _...| 1,820 0 
17886 Do Asimua, Frederick C, “A ...| Bukkulla ... Arrawatts; Ashford.| 606 2 
20083 Do Baker, George : ...| Laura ...| Hardinge; Guyra ...| 465 3 
26964 Do _...| Swan, "John, and Sinclair, John ..| McDonald. ...| Arrawatta; Ashford..! 1,280 0 
82046 AO, ss Borthwick, John ... tb .| Cope’s Creek .,., Hardinge; Guyra ...| 377 0 
82054 Do do on Abe Darby | do do _,.,| 1,054 O 
32055 || Do : do ae bal dOnt oy. ool do do, ....|1,918 90 
32056 Do j do “ tes ee Warby sees. do do .| 1,485 0 
32063 Wo Aes do ...| Chigwell 44: do (atch ee 555 O 
1905-12 Do _...| Cox, Clara K. ...| Ashford ...| Arrawatta ; Ashford.| 554 0 
18 Do «| Hoey, David Ae ...| Newstead .| Gough ; Macintyre... 640 O 
37 Do _...| Mulligan, James i .| Cooper and | Hardinge ; Gostwyck 388 0 
Drummond. 

1906-13 Do ..| Frizell, William B., pie eed arte .| Arrawatta; Ashford. 460 0 

21 Dol aiea Donaldson, James .,, x .| Delungra ...| Murchison; Bannock-| 720 0 

burn. 

33 Do __...! Campbell, James .., nhc ...| Pindari and Arrawatta; Ashford.,| 1,280 0 

Kings Plains. 
69 Do Cohen, Samuel L. ... be Gum Flat ..| Murchison; Bannock-{| 427 0 
burn. 
1907- 5 Do _...| Davis, Laban ae aie ...| Chapman .../ Arrawatta; Ashford.) 399 0 
ll Do _...| Campbell, Alexander F. ... ...| Pindari and do do 820 0 
Blloonbah. 

34 Do Bone, George 8S... AY ...| Arthur’s Seat .. do do 430 0 
1908-15 Do __...| Campbell, Alexander F. ... Blloonbah do do 320 0 
1910- 3 Do _,..| Frost, Benjamin W. tes Drummond... Hardinge; Gostwyck] 359 0 
1913- 8 Do »| Australian’ Bank of Commerce, Ltd. Chapman ...| Arrawatta; Ashford..| 660 0 
1915-25 Do «| Whitfeld, Alfred H. ..| Chigwell Hardinge; Guyra ...| 410 0 
1916- 7 DoW eawurd, Victor L. .| Drummond Hardinge ; Gostwyck| 724 0 

10739 | Kempsey ...| Clegg, John... ...| Congarinni...| Raleigh; Bellingen...} 640 0 
15133 Do _.,,.| Landers, John .| Vernon... Dudley; Macleay ...) 640 O 
16504 Do __,..| Eakin, Matthew Kinchela Macquarie; Macleay| 850 0 
16505 Op 2) |. Landers, Jolin eI Vernon ... Dudley ; Macleay 840 0 
16955 Do .| English, Scottish, and Australian Dudley ... do do 320 0 
Bank, Ltd. 
19576 Do ..| Notley, John ae che | Uralgurra do do 186 0 
22164 Do ..| Ball, Ann ... Ass Arakoon Macquarie; do s 640 0 
22659 Do a Johnston, Albert De hie Kinchela do do .-| 640 O 
22660 Do __,..| Everson, William ... ase do ae do do we] WOLORIO 
25082 WO!) Ass McInherney, Maurice... do 6p do do ...| 1,280 0 
25802 Do __...| Notley John; Notley, William ; and Beranghi se do do 180 0 
Thurgood, "Walter. 
30036 Do), ..,. Ball; Ann je ti ae ...| Avakoon “ do do 640 0 
31534 Do .| Reilly, John tee see ..| Clybucca and} Dudley ; Macleay .. 136 0 
| Barraganyatti. 
32206 Do ..| Verge, Austral aes ees ...| Arakoon Macquarie; Macleay| 640 0 
32551 Do ..| Wellard, Francis John ,,., ay do ni do do 4 649 O 
1905-14 Do __...| Mowle, William J.... tee ...| Kunderang  ,,.| Vernon; Apsley 290 0 
15 Do ___...| O’Neil, John ...| Mowle ... Clarke; Dumaresq...| 552 O 
16 Do” ari do FA .| Big Hill do do 449 0 
1906-4 Do _...| McInherney, Maurice Kinchela Macquarie; Macleay | 640 O 
7 Do _...| Wright, Daniel J. Beranghi oe do do 200 O 

13 Do ae Booth, Henry Big Hill ...| Clarke; Dumeresq ,..| 200 O 

14 Do .| Lhe Trustees of Church Property Cochrane Vernon ; Apsley 504 0 

for Diocese of Newcastle. 

16 | Do _...| O'Neil, John.. sore iis Mowle ... ...| Clarke; Dumaresq...| 640 0O 
1907- 6 Do ..| Mitchell, aes APE ae Ve Cochrane «| Vernon; Apsley 63 O 

8 Do Wright, Cecil M. .., pik do do do 97 O 

10 Do ...| Mowle, William J. ,., Knunderang do do ; 280 0 

1909- 1 Do _...| Haydou, James ve | Lincoln Macquarie; Macleay) 309 38 
tf Do __...| Ball, Henry P. rhe Ae Ayakoon do do ...|1,000 0O 
19ll- 4 Do Ae Edwards, Archibaid,,, Be ise do do do 200 O 
1913- 4 Do _...| Rowe, Camburn ...| Beranghi do do 640 O 
1914— 2 Do ys O'Neil, John aye is Big Hill Clarke; Dumaresq ...| 105 0 
3 Do __...| Croad, John A. V.... bee ...| Arakoon ...| Macquarie ; Mcleay. 400 0 
1916- 5 Do Ball, Henry P. ae ae .-.| Arakoon and do do .../1,210 0 
Kinchela. 
9 Do ..| Cooper, Robert D. ... ...| Yarrabandinni...| Dudley ; Macleay . 14 3 

11 Do .| Clarke, Louis M. ... ae ..| Wittitrin do do ...| 3880 O 
1917- 5 Do .| Baker, William  ... oss ...| Palmerston Macquarie ; Ne 65 O 

Do .| Daniher, Patrick ... ' .| Kinchela do 12 0 

21356 | Lismore ..,| Harris, William T.... : Jiggi Rous; Terania 141l 3 
1908- 5 Do ‘vg Meaney, John F, ... oe ...| Batlina '.. Rous ; Tintenbar 200 O 
1909- 1 Do ...| Robotham, Frederick @. ... | diggi Rous; Lerania 118 0 

















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.| Gardiner, Thomas ... eae .| Ben Bullen ..| Roxburgh ; Blaxland., 
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INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 





4820 
rae! Land Dis rict. Name of Lessee. 
1907-11 | Lithgow Venn, John... “4 
13 Do Barton, James W. ... 
14 Do do 
15 ho do 
43 Do Whalan, Herbert 
90 Do Eden, Frederick .., 
1038 Do Lakeman, John 
1908 -31 Do Dowling, Arthur EH, 
3y Do Lekeuan, John .., 
62 Do Clayton, William 
1909- 9 Do « labworthy, John 
10 Do do ar 
12 Do Morten, James W. ... 
16 Do MeOoll, Dougald 
17 Do ° do 
ag 18 Ho do 
1909-19 Do do 
21 Do McColl, Charles 
22 Do do ac 
Bl Do Lamb, Charles nee 
33 Do Penrose, Herbert 
1910-18 Do Cosgrove, James 
20 Do Clatworthy, John 
1911-13 Do Venn, John George 
15 Do Gardiner, John D. 
16 Do 0 
25 Do t ehane, Michael 
_ 8 Do __,..| Gardiner, John D... 
191z- 2 Do Pearce, John 
44 Do Lyell, John F: 
1913- 3 Do Lehane, W. J. 
15 Do Feld, Martiti 
1914- 1 | Do Field, William E. ... 
8 Do Moore, John K. 
9 Do do 
10 Do do 
li Do do 
1? Do do 
13: Do do Ne 
16 Do Gardiner, Thomas | 
1915-13 Do Gardiner, dohn avid 
19i7- 2 Do Yeomins, Charlés BR. 
7871 | Molong O’shea, Thomas 
7872 Do do te 
9304 Lo Murray, Walter R.... 
9307 Do Kerin, Michael 
10826 Vo O’Shea, Thomas 
11509 Do Brice, George HK 
17469 Do Murray, Robert S. .., 
17970 Do i do Be 
21614 Do Barber, William 
22274 Do Mclachlan, John C. 
23782 Do — ...! McMahon, Thomas :: 
1225 | Mudgee’ ...| Nevell, John... 
1326 De Clive, Charles F, 
38020 Do eKeuzie, Kenneth., 
4874 Do »| White, Henry Chas. 
6035 Do Collarvy Company, Ltd. 
6037 Do do do 
6038 Lo do do 
6039 Do do do 
9387 Do Hawkins; Lawrence 
9488 }o do do 
93y2 Do Raynor, Hrnest A. ... 
9821 Do _...| Sibley, John... 
10015 Do .. | Nuble, Isaac... 
12053 Do Butler, Marguret 
13742 Do Seaman, Edward 
15359 Do White, Henry C. ... 
15360 Do do ef 
16298 Do do a 
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Parish, County ‘and Shire. | Area, 
Ue 
eee Werong... Georgiana ; Oberon...| 600 0 
Bs Wolgan... Cook; Blaxland ,.| 640 0 
‘ do + do do 640 0 
hag Hi 0 fits: ve] Eko do .. | 1,800 0 
Aus Konangaroo ...| Westmoreland ; ‘| 640 O 
Oberon. 
% do do do 600 0 
A Thurat and do do 646 0 
Drogheda 
, Capertee Cook; Blaxland 820 0 
a¢ Jenolan and Westmoreland ; 560 O 
Konangaroo Oberon 
Ae Finley .., Georgiana ; Oberon.. | 1,150 0 
An Lidstale Cook ; Blaxland 300 0 
do do do wef =O16 0 
Lidsdale and Cook and Westmore-| 250 O 
Antonio land; Blaxland. 
Jerrong... Georgiana ; Oberon...| 640 0 
do do do 530 O 
do do do 450 O 
do He. do do 560 0 
Bummaroo do do 640 OU 
do an do do 7u0 O 
Wolgan... ...| Cook; Blaxland 300 0 
Wolgun and do do 490 OU 
Gindantherie. 
Wyndham andj Georgiana; Oberon...) 320 0 
Finley. ; 
Lidsdale ...,| Cook; Blaxland  ...}1,060 0 
Tartarus Westmoreland ; 640 0 
Oberon. 
Lidadale Cook; Blaxland 300 0 
: do ait] agttO UGgeee  | S00 O 
: Culieu Bullen . | Roxburgh; Blaxland} 200 0 
. Lidsdalé Oook; Blaxland ..| 5C0 0 
a Abercorn and| Westmoreland ; 3380 0 
Dr gheda. Oberon. 
Antonio .. Ack do Blaxland| 370 0 
Cullen Bullen .. | Roxburgh; Blaxland| 3830 0 
Abercorn and Westmoreland and} 685 0 
Werong.| Georgiana; Oberon. 
Hartley ...| Cook; Blaxland 290 0 
Ta: tarus Westmoreland ; 640 O 
Oberon.) ~~ 
F do do do , 640 O 
: do do do 950 O 
; do do do . 470 0 
; do do do. 640 0 
: do. ts do do ...} 640 0O 
; ..| Ben Bullen +...) Koxburgh; Blaxland}| 850 0 
° ...| Lidsdale .| Cook; Blaxland 640 0 
; | Ben Bullen Roxburgh; Bluxland! 330 0 
i Canobolas .| Ashburnham; Can-| 850 0O 
obolas: ’ 
do Ri) ees lO goo (S70 0 
Cuda] and Man-| Ashburnham; Boree} 52 3 
_ dagery. 
: | Wagstaff Gordon; Amaroo il 0 
és Canobolas .| Ashburnham; Can-| 640 0 
obolas 
of .. | Burrawong .| Gordon; Amaroo :.:| 88 1 
é f do do do 108 O 
is ; do do do bei ee Oe) 
if si) Rocky Ponds do do sf 220 0 
si >| Nahai... ...| Ashburnham; Moree|1,270 1 
: ...| Bocvee, Nyrang... do aS RES BO 
ved ...| Derridgere Bligh ; Merriwa 821 0 
ee Barambil do do ..| 640 O 
Waurd ing .. | Wellington; Meroo...| 320 0 
Boogiedie Phillip: Meroo 236 0 
‘ Collaroy Bligh; Merriwa 29! O 
Ry i Wo’ ss att AO do 414 2 
te do . do do 717° «0 
iz do.i:. 8) do dowel ..| 425 0 
i Millinbong _...| Wellington; Meroo...! 640 0 
ag PBS 3° if do do 750 O 
te Brcombee and do do 275 0 
Warratra. 
vel Milliobong : do do 640 oO 
bby: Lorimer ., ...| Bligh ; Meroo 100 O 
F Boogledie ...| Phillip ;-Meroo 596 O 
Boiga ...| Wellington ; Meroo...| 620 O 
es Comialla ...| Phillip; Meroo 640 0 
. do A do do 690 O 
my » | Comialla and do do 640 0% 
Coggan, 
“3 Lorimer... Bligh ; Meroo 210 0 


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19988 | Mudgee 


22552 
25155 
28435 
31975 
32417 


1905-46 


1908-11 
14 


15 
1910- 1 
1911- 9 


1913- 1 


2198 
6224 
8581 
9323 
17575 


82451 


1907- 2 
4, 


1909- 5 
1915- 2 
' 17946 
22623 


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31415 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4821 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 
Land Distriet. | Name of Lessee. Parish. County and Shire. | Ares. sear pe te 
$F. p.l &. Ged; 
.| Kearney, Patrick ... RY, .| Warratra .| Wellington; Meroo,..| 462 0 0 2Bi.2 0 
Do .| Noble, William, dd ns ...| Lorimer... ...| Bligh ; Meroo 300 0 O 117 O 
Do ...| Dray, Henry oh ihe ...| Collaroy .».| Bligh ; Merriwa 691 0 0 5-2 0 
Do — ...| Nevell, Herbert R. . é .... Durridgere do do 11,625. 0 0 ee) 
Pe ae Rayner, Martin J. re .-.| Warratra Wellington; Meroo...| 204 O 0 ata ae 
Do _...| Nevell, Herbert B. th ...| Tomimbil andj Bligh; Merriwa 640 0 0 4 0 0 
Durridgere. 
Do __...| Macdonald, Donald ee ...| Bobadeen and| do do 240 0 O 110 O 
Curryall. 
Do ...| Nevell, Herbert R. .. ae »..| Bobadeen dc do 640 0 O 416 0 
Do ...| MacDonald, Donald ai: ..| Lomimbil do do 620 0 O 818 O 
Do .| Neely, John... a wie .| Curryall and do do 200 0 0 15 0| 
Turill. 
Do .| Nevell, Herbert R. ... aes ...| Tomimbil a3) do do 300 0 0 2 5 0 
Do Af do aad ii Durridgere do do 410 0 O 211 0° 
Do ...| Nevell, Alfred G. eee ..| Tomimbil do do 640 0 O 6 8 0 
Do ..| Shannon, Joseph P. Hee .| Lorimer do do 450 0 O 216 O 
Do .| McDermott, Wm., junior ... ..| Munmurra ...|_— do do 485 0 0 3 0 0 
Do _ ...| Butler, Annie oy GL «| Boogledie ...| Phillip; Meroo 215 0 0 110 0 
Do Nevell, Herbert R.... ..| Durridgere _...| Bligh; Merriwa ..| 600 0 O 315 0 
Miurrurundi Manchee, John C. ... .| Moan ...{ Buckland; Warrah...| 285 0 0 210 9 
Do do ot ite do ; do do 160 0 O 1 5 0 
Dor ss: do ie doe Beri wee’ ae do dou - 181 0 0 114 8 
Do f me Zealand and Australian Land Gunndilly ..| Buckland; Tamarang] 551 0 0O| 17 4 38 
oy., Ltd. 
Do ...| Lenord, James ies a .«..| Doona ... ...| Pottinger; Liverpool} 280 0 0 516 6 
Plains. 
Do’ i Ney Zealand and Australian Land) Borambil Buckland; Tamarang] 225 0 0 TOFS 
joy., Ltd. 
Do ...{ Greer, Robert M. ... ate ...| Yaraman ...| Pottinger; Tamarang| 217 3 0 2 5 8 
Do ..:| Perkins, Bernard ... it ...| Telford ... \..| Buckland; Tamarang}) 170 0 0 5 6 °3 
Narrandera..| Dunn,JohnW.G.; A. E.;andW. F.J.| Moombooldool .,.) Cooper ; Yanko 613 0 0} 1210 O 

Do ...| Austin; Albert 8:, Ernest G., and} Cudgello ii} do do 1,920 0:0}; 20 0 0 

Austin W. 

Do do do Cudgello and} do do 410 0 0 4 5 5 
Narrandera. «.. 

OS do do | Mejum ... do do 360 0 0 815 0 
Do i.| Martin, John fi is «| Bunganbil do. do 19% 3 0 3.19 
Dal Uf ieee Sir Samuel ... ...| Lewes ...| Cooper; Bland 1,920 0 0 710 0 
Do 3 do Ty do do do | 1,920 0 0 710 0O 
Dow 5 do 63 soo} GO do do 730 0 0 aay 1 
Do _...| Hawthorne, Frank A, | Warki snd Wal: Bourke; Yanko 960 0 0} 10 0 O| 

leroobi. 
Do set McCracken, Alex. ... she ‘| Gobbagaula ...! Mitchell; Yanko ...| 291 2 0 6.1 5 
Do... | Low, Margaret Jane imosa.., Te cas do val 270 3° 6 413 4 
Do | Weir, Wm. J. Yarrabee do do 33) 800 0 6} 12°10: 0 
Do EM do fai Cuddell... do do sf «410 0 O br Bote 

' Do _ ...| Bryce, Charles Sr i Moombooldool.,, Cooper; Yanko 290 0 0 8 0 5 

_Do _...| Bourke, Robert J. ss ...| North Bolaro ...| do do ..| 470 0 0 4°17 11 

Nyngan ...| Lodge, ‘Alfred J... a3 . | Cowal .| Clyde; Marthaguy...} 790 0 0 5 0 0 
Do ...| Green, Joseph and Gerard fal aq be 3 do do 635 O O 8 6 O 
Do ...| Finn, John ... io ..| Lynch .... ...| Canbelego ; Bogan .. .| 1,070 0 0 ee 
To ..| Doyle, Robert * .| Graddell ...| Gregory ; Bogan 500 0 O 318 0. 
‘Do .| Lodge, Alfred J. ... ay: Waughandry and| Gregory and Clyde;}1,850 0 0; 14 9 O 

Cowal. Marthaguy. 
Do .| Grigg, Thos. Ed. .., bis ..| Cowal .... Clyde ; Marthaguy...| 280 0 0 2 8.0 
Do do pees sé .| Waughandry and Gregory ; Marthaguy 1,000 0 0 716 6 
Belar. 

Do ..-| Douglas, Albert P.... 33 .| Kidgery .| Canbelego; Bogan ...| 530 O 0 4 2 0 

Do ...| Ward, Jobn.. Lynch .., do do 640 0 O 5 0 O 

Do ; Payne, Eliza J. and Henry J. WwW, Grahweed do do 470 0 0 3.13 0 

executors late Hy. cata 

Do ...| Hart, James... Hermitage and| Flinders; Bogan .,|1,798 0 0} 11 14 O 

Red Gilgais.. 
Orange ...| Dalton, James ae ade .. | Lewis ..| Wellington; Canobolas}| 630 0 0 8 8 0 
Do a do 568 35 WOW | sis do do i.) 144 0 0 210 0 
Do 133 do ii] BEAOT J ics do do 368 0 0 2 5 6 
Do ...| Hamer, Thomas... | March ,. do do 152 0 @ 4 4 0 
Do .| Ostini, Albert C., Wm. "T, ahd Forbes .s 0 do do 254 0 O 703 +10 
Carlo N. Pr 

Do .| Anderson, Thomas W., John A.,| Freemantle ..:| Bathurst; Canobolas} 435 0 0 214 0 
Henry, and James. 

Do ...| Smith, Edward 4 do aes do do 580 0 O 3 10 0 

Do ; Anderson, Thomas W., John sh do be: do do 640 0 O 317 0 
Henry, and James. 

Do Spicer, Charles ie :..| Worcester do do 237 0 0 110 0 

Do .| Cole, Harriet E. ... ...| Byng  .. ‘ae do do ...| 210 0 0 112 0 

Parkes 3 Perpetual Trustee Oo., Ltd. ...| Ossory «. .| Kennedy ; Goobang. .| 686 0.0 5 ll 8 
Do .| Cannon, Joseph D., William 4H, Mungeric do do.,..] 982 0 0 S- 2 3 

and Peter A. 
Do ii do do nat fC) ti, edo do ..|1,026 0 0 5 6 10 
Do .| Palmer, John Wm.... the .| Goonumbla aa Ashburnham; Goo-| 606 VU O 3 18 10 
‘ _ Currajong. bang 
Do i do by, iy ...| Goonumbla 4, do do jfsi'/= 260 0:0 112 6 
Do ...| Cannon, Peter A:, William H., and| Graddle,-Ossory,) Kennedy ; Govbung..|1,500 0 0 | 23 8 9 





No. of 
Lease, 


1906- 7 


11 


11102 


11105 
12249 
19592 
24075 
24076 
26435 
31758 
1906- 3 
1907-18 


1908-11 
14 
18 
1909-32 


34 

37 

48 

49 

54 
1910-18 
21 

24 
1911- 5 
1913-12 
1914- 1 
3 

8 
1915- 1 
4 
1916- 1 


o ab 


1917- 1 
6 


8 
18467 


2436 
5106 
5110 
5111 
9410 
10072 
17708 


18503 


20744 
21090 


24738 | 


26365 
30811 


30830 
31444 
1906-26 
27 

28 

50 






































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INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASE3—continued. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


IRAE et te np ec ee ee 


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Land District, Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire. | Area. ghee ssi 
NGM se te 
& of, Pelee Cee Oe 
Parkes  ...| Williams, Samuel ... vee «| Nelungalong ...| Ashburnham; Goo-| 240 0 0 315 0 
| bang. 
Do .| Webb, George .| Currajong eae do do! «ail 42-0 «0 1 5 0 
Do sa Balcombe, Herbert H and pA leva Limestone Kennedy ; Goobang...| 180 0 0 2 610 
der 8. 
Do a3 do do “ do do do (alj589 3 4.0) 20 7a 
Do “a McGirr, Peter ae see vee] Parkes ... Ashburnham; Goo-| 180 0 0 815 0 
bang. 
Do .... Newcomen, Wm. B. eee ...| Mungerie ae Kaede Goobang...| 960 0 O| 1210 0 
Do ...| McNamara, John ... es ...| Brolgan... ..| Ashburnham; (oo-| 38 0 O 1 5 0 
ban 
Do ..| Hourigan, James ... sc ve dot}! is nee ig do uk 19, 140 1 5 0 
Do ..| Jarvis, Edmund... 3 .-.| Hawarden ...| Kennedy; Lachlan....| 65 9 O 14 4 
Do .| Davis, Wm. Robert Sas ...| Curumbenya ...| Ashburnham; Parkes} 805 0 0O 2 111 
Do . Stewart, Andrew 00 .| Parkes .., ...| Ashburnham; Parkes} 37 O O 117 0 
Municipality. 
Do ..| Balcombe, Herbert H, and Alex-) Wombin | Kennedy; Goobang...| 280 0 O 3 12 11 
ander 8. 
Do . Stewart, Andrew Ay .| Parkes ... Ashburnham; Goo-| 350 0 0 611 3 
bang Shire and 
Parkes Municipality. 

Port Carey, Robert so age .| Vernon ... .| Macquarie; Hastings)1,100 0 0 4 5 6 

Macquarie. | 
Do _...| Hollis, Joseph A ...| Jasper ... Ave do do 352 0 0 116 6 
Do __...| Henry, Robert we : ..-| Ellenborough ... do do 640 0 O 4 3 0 
Do °*...) Carey, Robert vee | Vernon ... eos do do 560 0 O 23 9 
Do vee do he of mae do 4 ate do do 640 O O 210 0 
Do th ae do we a as cope iss. ar do do «| 640 0 O 210 0 
Do _..., Hollis, Joseph tee . ..| Jasper ... = do do 640 0 0 3.6 6 
Do ...| Henry, Edward .., ore ...| Cowangara _.... do do 103 0 0 1¢ 5210 
Do __...; Coombes, Phillip! ... oe ...| Jasper ... os do do 640 0 0 315 0 
Do ..| Hill, John H. rs ae vont Miyall .s0 vs do do ..| 640 O O 5 0 0 
Do _,..| Vickery, James F. and Arthur ...| Rushbrook ...| Hawes; Apsley 1,280 0 0 613 4 
Do _...| Maher, Edward ... Sos .| Macquarie | Macquarie ; Hastings; 320 0 0 3 6 8 
Do aay do ren bre see do ay du do ...| 300 0 0 3 2 6 
Do __...| Wallis, John Se coe .| Forbes and Bel- do dows...) 320 0.0 210 0 

langry. 
Do .».| Warlters, William ... F ...| Ballengara hee do do Fhe 8 00 15 0 
Do ..| Smith, George R. ... ane ...| Albert ... see do do ..| 540 0 0 216 3 
Do ..| Coombes, John, senior ... ...| Kindee ... tee do do ...| 640 0 O 38.6 6 
Do _...| Kingsford, Alfred .., vee rea] COBO! hiss sf do do ...; "60 050 1 56 O 
Do _,..| Blair, James, senior oe ...| Macquarie 900) do do ..} 80 0 0 1 5 0 
Do ___...| Lewis, David H. ... soe ...| Kerewong § do do’ ecal hoes co nO 217 O 
Do ..| Warlters, Francis ,.. tee ..«| Macquarie 4p do do ...| 500 0 0 318 0 
Do eee| Walters, Thomas .,.. nod . do re do do 5 0 0 3.15 O 
Do ...| Arnott, Colin aE, A .-.| Camden Haven... do do 100 0 0 114 0 
Do __...| Lahey, Kyran pu e»| Debenham do do 150 0 0 111 0 
Do _...| Warlters, Francis ... be -».| Macquarie do do ...| 210 0 0 2 3 0 
Do _,..| Harman, Joseph .., 30 | Albert ... ats do do .../1,280 0. 0 815 0 
Do _...| Norrie, Frederick ... aes ...| Ellenborough ,.. do do 320 0.0 113 4 
Do ...| Joyce, George L. is «| Cogo ove 2 do do jxculs? 47 0 0 210 0 
Do _...| Murray, Henry J. ... 5a .| Innes ... ts do do .,.| 380 0 0 210 0 
Do ...| McIntyre, Ernest G. ae -..| Torrens... eee do do 640 O O 8 6 8 
WOW Hs do Sie ys .J Palmerston  ...| Macquarie; Macleay 640 O 0 4,3 4 
DO Wise do ae ...| Palmerston and| Macquarie; Hastings} 640 O O 4 3 4 
Torrens. and Macleay. 
Do __...| Henry, James bie ...| Cowangara _,.,| Macquarie; Hastings| 200 0 0 fal 10 
Do | McInherney, Peter B. AS »..| Torrens... ves do do ful 200 TOMO: 113 6 
Do ...| Bransdon, John ,., ox ...| Ellenborough .., do do .-| 100 0 0 111 0 
Do Kyle, Thomas A. ... “8 ...| Camden Haven do do 5 2 © 1 5:0 
Queanbeyan. Morrison, Michael P. eee .| Burra and Murray ; Yarowlumla| 400 0 0 4° 3 4 
Tuggeranong. 

Rylstone ... Hoya, rebut at eee ae ».| Capertee ..| Roxburgh ; Rylstone| 960 0 O 510 0 
Dome. “ oe do : do do as ae Oe 2 3 0 
Do as Fitegerald, Robert M. A ..| Wells .. ono do do ...| 292 0.0 3 0 Q 
Do ___,..| Jackson, John W. we e| Clandulla . do do «fi ...| 560° 0 Oj] ‘"Six8) 0 
Do ...| Lloyd, John, senior . ap ...| Wells a do do 451 0 0 212 0 
Do 4h) 2s do one es «| Capertee do do ...| 845 0 0 417 0 
Do _,..| King, John F. ee Ber .--| Mead and Clan- Phillip; Rylstone ...) 140 O O 1aysttO 

dulls. ; 
Do _,..| Frost,John T. ree ...| McDonald and do dojwiee.|£ 5640 0 0 210 0 
Nullo. 
Do ...| Galagher, Charles J. nae Re EAITL YI tees Roxburgh; Blaxland} 662 0 0 816 0 
Do __...| Frost, John T. os te sr Nullo and Me- Phillip; Rylstone ...) 500 0 O 2 6 0 
Donald. 
Do __...| Moore, Thomas ass ...| Warrangunia °...| Roxburgh; ene 490 0 O 2 5 0 
Do w«.| Lloyd, John, senior jo i eats MLS Tees de 400 0 0/ 2 60 
Do... Donoghue, John ,,, noc »..| Simpson and| Phillip ; tyiticne 320 0 0 19 0 
Widdon. 
Do _...| Lloyd, John, senior * -..| Wells .| Roxburgh; Rylstone| 480 0 0 214 0 
Do __...| Donoghue, ohn ,., tae +».| Simpson ...| Phillip; Rylstone ...) 250 0 O 13 0 
Do ...| Farrelly, Hugh 4. oe »-.| Clandulla .| Roxburgh; Rylstone)/ 1,066 0 0 418 0 
Do ...| Hames, Wallace Ae ...| Ganguddy Ay do do ...| 330 0 0 110 0 
Do ...| King, Albert, junior he ae do do do ...|' 330 0 0 110 0 
Do | Corlis, Michael be tei e.| Coco and tee Roxburgh; Blaxland..| 399 0 0 117 0 



























































97 Spr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 19. 4833 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 
one Land District, Name of Lessee, Parich, County axd Shire. Area, ae 
Be Eula owas Ge 

1906-52 | Rylstone ,,.| Dunn, Athelstane A. is ...| Goongal Roxburgh; Rylstone..| 200 O 0 Le 7 

66 Do es.| Willis, Frederick .., wee dats do wan do GO pS1l 0) 40 2 8 O 
1908- 3 Do ..| Morrison, James E. ¥ sere OO | ove ...| Phillip; Rylstone ...) 480 0 O 24 0 

4 Day Wea do e a DOG sc5 do do my 220 OLS) 24 0 
1909-26 Do .| Donoghue, John re ...| Simpson and do do 240 0 O ume 

Widdon. 

1910- 6 Do __...| Dunn, Andrew nes oo »».| Goongal ...| Roxburgh ; Rylstone.| 215 0 0 1 5 0 

12 Do __,..| Donohue, John __..., ...| Simpson and Phillip; Rylstone ...) 160 O O Vw) Ag 

Widdon. 

13 Do _...| Dunn, Andrew __.., ees ..| Goongal be Roxburgh Rylstone..| 320 0 0 Ba bao 
1911- 7 Do __...| Davis, Alfred C. ys ...| Stewart ... s Gon as A090. 0-0 214 0 
1912-30 Do _...| Bottrell, Christopher : Fee AIELY Ate, ; Bee att Blaxland..| 200 0 0 Lae 
1913-23 Do _.,..| Ingrath, Francis E. ... bee ...| Bylong .. ..-| Phillip ; trees as palao0) 10. 0 118 0 

24 Do __...| Webb, William C. ... ae . | Goollooinboin ... Cook; Blaxland [1,220 0 0 be ae 

25 Do fi do doc on 35 do é do do 925 0 O 4 9 0 
1914- 3 Do __...| Eames, Wallis za Me | Ganguddy .| Roxburgh ; Rylstone.. 320 0 O ho 

6 Do __...| Webb, William C.... ye seat OOCO Mn: oe ...| Roxburgh; Blaxland; 960 0 0 3.17 0 

7 Dav jase do oar ga ..<| do do do 640 0 0 213 0 

8 Do ee do sae aes pawl ols do do ,}| 640 0 0 2 4 0 

10 Don mers do " nee Arle oto) tse . do GOVE est 670 0 OO 3.0 0 

11 Dow Gans. do ae ve do do do 640 0 0 2 4 0 

12 Day vies: do Hr Be sill I: at do do 600 0 O aL) 50 

13 Do do noe ...| @oollooinboin ...| Cook; Blaxland .| 640.0 0 2 6 0 
1915- 8 Do __,..| Shumack, John We wes «| Bandamora .,,) Roxburgh; Blaxland] 600 0 O 3 9 O 

10 Do ..| Harris, William R.. Sho ...| Warrangunnia...| Roxburgh ; Rylstone..| 490 0 0 2 5 0 

11 Do _,,.| Shumack, John Ww... see ...| Bandamora .| Roxburgh; Blaxland| 860 0 0 3,19, .0 
1917- 5 Do __...| Ingram, Francis EB. * ... ...| Bylong ... ...| Phillip; Rylstone ...|) 640 0 0 219 0 

5236 | Scone .| Mackay, John J. A. ve ...| Belltrees and| Durham; Woolooma..|1,046 0 O 910 8 
Rouchel, 

1905-15 | Do ...| Challis, Charles AY ...| Belltrees os do do” c.«| 4502 O70 218 10 
13647 | Tamworth...| Perfrement, John F. wee Perry... ..| Inglis; Cockbuin ...|1,485 O 0 516 0 
14100 Do _...| Dowe, George L. (representatives Dowe ... ...| Darling ; Mandowa...| 103 0 0 112 2 

of the late). 
14997 Do do do “yom lead Bebe ave do do...) 374 0 0 417 4 
15013 Do ___...| Garske, Charles H. vee .-.| Gladstone .| Darling; Barraba ...) 607 2 0 6 6 6 
16737 Do __...| Webster, Robert R. se Scott ... ...| Parry; Nundle | 240 0 0 aio 
17079 Do .| Dowe, George L. (representatives Keepit ... .| Darling; Liverpool) 187 0 0 VR pee 
of the late). Plains. 
17597 Do _...| Peters, Charles H.W... .| Gill and Perry..,| Inglis; Cockburn 614 0 0! 210 0. 
17712 Do _,..| Perfrement, John F. “as ..| Bullimball ...| Parry ; Cockburn ...J 133 1 80 i A ST 8) 
25653 Do _...| Nixon, George ase aac ...| Tarpoly «| Darling; Barrabaand| 847 2 0 314 3 
Mandowa, 
25295 Do Costelloe, James (the executors of); Borah and Darling; Mandowa..) 355 0 0 4 3 2 
Rangiri.| 
25305 Do _...| McKeon, Michael F. We ae do bel do do rane ManG ip) 6 10.8 
27608 Do »..| Capel, John, Daniel  Charles,) Keepic ... ...| Darling; Liverpool] 600 O O 6 5 0 
George, Albert, Richard, and Plains. 
William Henry. 
31996 Do .| McKeon, Michael F’. aes carly SOW OD @ cas ve-| Darling ; Mandowa... bY Ob Oo Beta 
31997 Do ..| Crowley, Henry _.. ...| Woodsreef «| Darling; Barraba ...) 470 0 0 PA ote, Me) 
32411 Do _,,.| Fitzgerald, John H. es | Keepit ... ...| Darling; Liverpool} 661 3 0 ye ae 
Plains. 

1905~ 1 Do _...| Mitcalf, John 7 ses ..| Walcha.., ...| Parry; Cockburn 649 0 0 210 0 

41 Do __...| Wilson, (heeds P,, "and Clifford,| Belmore ...| Darling; Barraba ...; 117 0 O 210 O 

P. | 

42 IBYe eae do do ...| Nandewar ar do do : 50 0 0 15 0 

44 Do _...| Muggleton, Percival BH. E. Borah ...| Darling; Mandowa...| 170 0 0 119 9 

80 Do ...| Carter, Osgood H. and Arthur W. Warrabah ie do do LOS Om 15 0 
1906-10 Do _.,..| Weat, Robert E. EH. .| Ainsley ... ...| Parry; Cockburn ...| 260 0 O La 30 

51 Da - pee Crowley, Henry ... tes ..| Nowry ... ...| Darling; Barraba ...J) 400 O 0 512 6 

57 Do __..| Partridge, Henry J. ae »..| Walcha... ...| Parry ; Cockburn 332 2 O 119 O 
1907- 6 Do __...| Magill, Samuel H.... aa Gill’... do do 137 0 0 112 0 

14 Do __...| West, Robert E. H. eee Ainsley ... wal, do do aaecoo 0° 0 212 0 

18 Do __..| Berry, George a tae Warrabah and! Darling; Mandowa| 790 0 O 3.2 38 

Welsh. and Barraba. 

1908- 5 Do Shanahan, Allan D. vue ...| Anna ...| Parry; Cockburn ,,..| 125 0 0 16 0 

10 Do _...| Coyne, Francis H. ... Ainsley ... aa OG do qa 220.) GG L.5 0 

18 | - Do _...| Scholes, Hdwin Burdekin ...| Inglis; Cockburn ...| 130 0 O an 0) 0 
1910-11 Do ...| Barbour, Thomas H. : Callaghan ...| Parry ; Cockburn 125 0 0 1650 
1911- 1 Do __...| Sisson, Thomas _... Bo Gulligal ...| Darling; Mandowa...| 210 O 0 2.3 9 

3 Do ...| Barbour, Thomas H. .| Callaghan ...| Parry ; Cockburn 385 0 0 a) OL 

12 Do ___...| Garake, Charles H..., sccll NG MWEY lnc ..| Darling; Barraba ...;| 130 0 O 2 0 6 

19 Do ...| Chaffey, William A. : ...| Nemingla .| Parry ; Cockburn 345 O O 811 9 
1912- 3 Do ___...| Brazel, Samuel A. ... wae .--| Walcha... A ake do ah acm OEUG 210 0 

7 Do __...| Douglas, Alfred... nae -..| Veness ... ...| Darling; Mandowa.. 65 0 O Jb 0% 

18 Do _...| Barbour, Thos. H, .., <a Callaghan ...| Parry ; Cockburn 258 0 0 1.6. 9 
1913-1 Do ___...| White, IsaacJ. a. vai Ainsley ... 2 do do WO 0 0 115 3 
1914- 1 Do __...| Green, John sacl qanclO ; do do wit 280 ‘OF 0 117 6 

10 D> ogee Muggleton, Percival E. E. ...| Borah .| Darling; Mandowa...| 160 Q O 117 6 

14 Do... | Brodbeck, Gottlieb bi ...| Tiabundie ...| Darling; Barraba ...| 160 0 O 210 O 

15 Dou AAs. Muggleton, Percival E. E. ...| Borah Ise Darling ; ; Mandowa...| 70 0 O eb eO 

16 Do __.,.| McCormack, James.. HA eek COLT © ave ...| Parry ; Nundle 154 0 O 1 5 0 
1916- 1 Do _...| Nixon, George re ..| Tarpoly... ...| Darling; Mandowa...| 576 0 0 6 0 0 

4 Dom... do pee es do sce ...| Darling ; Barraba 295 0 0 31 3 

and Mandowa 

9 Do _...| Carter, Osgood H. ... bse ...| Nangahrah ...| Darling; Barraba .../1,570 0 0| 2410 6 

14271 | Taree ...| Mackay, Wm. H. ... tee »..| Mackay... Macquarie; Manning} 230 0 0 11511 




















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4824 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119.12 [27 Supr., 1918. 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASHS—continued. 

iN oof Land District. Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. | Area Tngrepgee 
a. fs pal LS 68- 
30125 | Taree McPherson, George J. Rowley . Macquarie ; Manning} 140 0 0 1 5 0 
32651 Do ...| Moore, Robt., junior Killawarrah do do ...| 175 6 O 174 
12750 | Temora  ,,.| Corbett, Richard Thanowring  .,.| Bland; Narraburra..., 128 3 0 40 6 
1907-12 Do Hailey, John Gundibindyal .. do do 37 2 2 ie aly 
1910- 1 Do ...| Davidson, Geo. D. ... ie Dinga Dingi do do. ..gf 102 G-O0 2 2 6 
18368 | Tenterfield . Morris, He ry aes £3 | Clarence.. ...| Buller; Tenterfield...) 640 0 O 4 3 4 
16369 Do do — do See St. a ata? os, ..| do do .,| 640 0 0; 3 6 8 
2'1997 Do... | Bates, Henry ...| Timbarra .| Clive; Tenterfield .... 640 0 0 210 0 
23205 Do Gallagher, Jamea ... ee ...| Ruby .| Buller; Tenterfield...) 570 0 O 3 610 
25108 Do .! Finn, Michael Has .. | Timbarra ...| Clive; Tenterfield .,.,) 640 0.0 117 6 
25308 Do __,..| Paterson, Robt... | Reid & Clarence Buller; Tenterfield...) 480 0 0 3 2 6 
25309 - Ea do ae a0 ey do el do «| 520 0 O 3 7 8 
31381 Do .| McClifty, Isabella (executrix of| Goolamanger &| Clive; Tenterfield ...|1,060 0 0 610 5 

the late Daniel megittty), Morven. 
31383 Do __...| Smith, Robt. IT.” ... w+| Wunglebong &| do do {1,280 0 0; 618 4 

Goolamanger. ; 
31722 Do Melling, Wm. te ie ..| Timbarra and] Clive and Buller;} 640 0 0 113 4 
Colongon. Tenterfield. 
1905-11 1D ae do ...| Colongon .| Buller ; Tenterfield...| 320 0 0 1 6 0 
1906- 8 Do __,..| Jeffrey, Peter .| Mingoola Clive ; Tenterfield ...| 889 2 0 412 8 
: 37 Do _...| Finn, Michael Timbarra do do 485 0 0 5) 8 
47 D> __,../ Smith, Thomas ...| Silent Grove do do 350 0 O Polo o 
56 Do...) Bonner, Wm. T. «se| Corny “... ..| Buller ; Tenterfield...) 564 2 0 2 18 10 
1908- 1 Do Petrie, Wm. F. a. -.| Goolamanger ..,| Clive; “Tenterfield ...|1,198 2 0 9 6 6 
3 Do Smith, Harry A. ..| Bajimba do do 740 0 0| 615 7 
11 Do Donnelly, Henry, senior .«.| Dickson... eee do do 413 0 0 2 3 0 
16 Do _,..| Braid, John.. ) 38 ...| Timbarra i do do 640 0 0 3.6 8 
1909-29 Dae as Schiffmann, Frederick Dickson... do do 682 0 0} 3 510 
37 Do __...| Donnelly, Michael .. ase .-.| Bloxsome el do do 320 0 O 113 4 
44 Do _...| Braid, John... ae aes ...| Timbarra way do do» «| 620 0 OD 3.4 7 
1910-53 Do .| Shaw, Alex. J. * «| Parkes ... ...| Gough; Severn ‘| 5600 0 Of ' 242° 1 
1911- 6 Do .| Braid, John Ea nae ...| Limbarra .| Olive; Tenterfield ...} 520 0 O 214 2 
a NE $k do ee do Kid do dq f4..| 620 0 0 1 18 10 
7 Do .| Fagg, George F. Marsh .| Buller; Tenterfield...) 342 0 0 2 4 6 
1912-18 Do Finn, Michael Gerard . do do)» 640 0 0 210 0 
1913- 4 Do Webb, Joseph T. ... Timbarra Clive; Tenterfield .,.) 340 O O 15 0 
1914- 6 Do _...| Williams, Richard ... Frazer do do" 820 0. 0) FU & 
1915- 6 No _...| Fagg, George F. Marsh Buller; Tenterfield,../1,180 0 0} 12 510 
7 Do, if do Rat Pucdhoei Sick, teen hee. do do | 200 0 0} 2 1 8 
8 Do Hinam, Fredk. G. ... aa} ...| Cataract : do do an (610 G0 619 7 
12 Do Williams, John... ue vee| Hrazer ... ...| Clive; Tenterfield ,..| 720 0 O 512 6 
13 Do ...| Hurtz, Uharles J. : ..| Corry ...| Buller; Tenterfield...1 800 0 0 40 0 
14 Do do eee Nye ee do do day . 530 0 0 215 2 
19 No Waugh,Wm.H. |... «.{ Carrolland Corry| do do ...11,600 6 9| 8 6 8 
35 Do Ferris, James ade Pi «| Carroll . dz, do do.) 300 OO 219 4 
1917-3 Do Boston, William ... ae Pr imbaera- ..| Clive; Tenterfield ...; 332 0 O 56 0 0 
5 Do McUowen, Alfred H. L. ... ...| Wellington Vale} Gough; Severn ,..{1,168 0 0 4 0 0 
12252 | Tumbarumba| Whitehead, Thomas : | ree Greg .| Selwyn; Tumbarumba} 160 0 0 618 3 
17599 Do Mitchell, Peter ¥. , and Walter E...| Geehi do do 640 0 0 y °2 6 
17810 Do Bradley, Thomas C. ...| Buccleuch Sal do do 253 0 O lo 3 
17819 Do Whitehead, Thomas ..| Lea M2) a do do  .../1,280 O O > 0 0 
19105 Do Bradley, Thomas C. Ruccleuch site 80 dO," viel (OUCL aanG 212 9 
19106 Do Mitchell, Peter 8 , and Walter E.. Hume ... do do. | ssp lscou 0 0 10 0 0 
19107 Do do do ie ‘| Youngal do do | 640 0 O 5 0 O 
19128 Do Mitchell, Peter 8. .., «..| Geehi do do 640 0 0 3 6 6 
19625 Do ; Mitchell, Peter S. aad Walter E.... do do do 420 0 0 112 9 
19626 Do do do Kosciusko do do ...| 440 0 O 3 8 9 
21007 Do Bradley, Thomas O. Buccleuch do Gd vl |'700” Ger O 318 3 
21011 Do do do do do a (OwO) UF. O 3 0°3 
2155+ Do Mitchell, Peter S. ... Hume do do ..| 320 0.0 210 O 
21555 Ho do ine Geehi oe do do 820 0.0 , 55.0 
22410 Do Bradley, Thomas C..., Wallace and| do do a 2 1798 0 0 Ol Yawe 
Buccleuch. 
22412 Do Mate, Thomas Courabyra .| Wynyard; umba- 185 0 0 Pr 550 
rumba. 
22825 Do Mitchell, Peter 8., and Walter E....| Indi ae .| Selwyn; Tumbarumba/ 1,650 0 0O 18 10°38 
22832 No Malone, James ; .. | Wallace .. do do ...| 640 0 0 3 6 6 
24.100° Do Menzies, William AL Buccleuch do do ..| 640 0 0 3.6 6 
2401 Do do do do do ...| 640 O O 3.6 6 
24:02 Do do do do do 215 0 0 fA  0) 
%+108 Ho do ay do “ do do ...| 210 0 0 120 
243) No Mitchell, Peter S . and Walter E. Geehi do do 1,920 0.0 15 0 0 
24020 1o Whitehead, Thomas . | Lea do do 960 0 O 315 O 
2°53: Do Mitchell. Peter 8. Geehi 5 do do 890 0 O 39 0 
25532 No do do do do 220 0 0 15 0 
25534 jlo do do do do 640 0 O| 210 0 
25:17 Do do Hume do dq” 640 0 O 5 0 0 
27298 Do Pierce, John Welumba do do .../1,770 0 O 9 °4°'8 
27299 Do do Lea do do 320 Qg O 113 3 
28 26 Do Mitchell, Peter S. , and Walter E. tng") 1c, do GO. al) ooo. tae O by OE 8 ret 
24805 Do Mitchell, Peter 8. ...| Indiand Geehi > do do ,.| 1,500) O- 0 oe 6 
298 93 Do Bradley, Thomas C. oi Buccleuch | do do ..., 540 0 0 216 3 
82233 Do Cheney, John, junior eee Belmore Wynyard; Tumba-| 151 0 0 F > aden 0) 
rumba. 

1905-47 Do _.,. | McCracken, Robert es «| Humula Wynyard: Kyeamba..) 117 0 0 14 8 
19U6- 5 Do MacPherson, Alexander .., .. | Umbango ‘do do... 112 0 0 115 0 



































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27 Supr.,1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4925 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LBASES—continued. 
igo | Land District. N ame of Lessee, | Parish. County and Shire. | Area, | Peo 
| 
fe Pe Dae ay 8s. 
1906-22 te eat Pierce, John Lea ...| Selwyn; Tumbarumba! 469 0 0 27.9 
23 Do “do do d do do .../1,920 0 0 710 0 
1907- 5 | Do _...| Groongal Pastoral Coy., Ltd. a BLES do do Lis 0 QO Tie aad 
iin 7: Do _...| Wheeler, William, junior .. Sy Pe and Khan- do do 640 0 O $.6 6 
coban. 
35 Do ~_...| Bradley, Thomas C. .»| Buccleuch Abe do do 640 O O 5 0 0 
40 Do. do ay oe do do do 1370 0 0 831 O 
42 reo do wes : do do do 300 0 0 117 6 
72 Do _...| Bradley, John ona bai do do do 640 0 0 8 6.6 
74 to ee OT ayia Aid one Wallace and do do 640 0 0 6.7.4 
Buccleuch, 
R4, Do .| Bradley, Thomas C.., ves ...| Wallace..: do do 610 0 © 5 2.4, 
91 Do _...} Pierce, John... : ..| Lea ; do do 640 0 0 $3.6 6 
93 Do ___.. | Bradley, John rae ‘| Buccleuch and do do 640 0 O 413 9 
7" Buddong. 
14014 | Tumut ...; Campbell, Frederick | Wagara,.. | Buccleuch ;‘Adjung- | 160 0 0 210 0 
: Set bill: 
Ad ; Do Et do ee | Brungle... Buccleuch ; glaese” 10 0 0 Os 
17594 Do ...| MeAlister, Caroline ‘ ...| Wereboldera Wynyard ; Gadara 338 0 0 Oe 5 
19150 Do ...| Bradley, Thomas C. cn ...| Selwyn .. ...| Selwyn; Tumbarumbal 360 0 0 1.5 
‘19164 Do -| Hogan, Henry = es Minjary... ..| Wynyard ; Gadara “| “292 2 0 1 10 
(19444 Do ...| Madigan, James E.... oof Beaah ) tee yori) 0 do 12° 0.6 Re ee) 
21387 Do ...| Armstrong, James ... ...| Yellowin ...| Selwyn ; Gadara 50 0 O as 10 
21388 Do te) <n ...| Batlow ... Wynyaid; Gadara..| 247 8 O 111 0 
21392 Do .. | Greaves, Arthur H. | Selwyn... .| Selwyn; Tumbarumba) 640 O 0 210 0 
21410 Do ..| Carter, William... , .. | Wereboldera | Wynyard; Gadara..| 190 U O 156 0 
22196 Do ...| Greaves, Arthur H. Selwyn ... .| Selwyn; Tumba- 330 0 0 114 4 
% rumba 
22197 Do ...| O’Brien, William D. P. | Gilmore ».| Wynyard; Gadara..| 165 0 0 14 9 
24238 Do ’ Brennan, Edward °... .. | Minjary do do 2:0 0 0 De 
24239 Do cit Margules, Louis... oes ..| Wyangle -| Buccleuch; Guadara 74 0 0 Tah sy 
25190 Do ...| Geary, Patrick Py Bes ' do | do da...) 40m 6 OO £3) aaa] 
21554 Do ..| Hogan, Henry Se wee Minjary Wynyard; Gadara.. 80 0 0 15 0 
31171 Do ...| Purcell, Charles ..| Wondalga do Ce yest LOO, Onn. 0 210 0 
32455 Do ...| Herlihy, Daniel L.... .| Coolaman Buccleuch; Gadara...) 640 0 0 8 6 6 
82456 Do a do was ae do a do do 542 0 0 216 8 
‘32619 Do ..| McInerney, Thomas ...| Batlow ... ...| Wynyard ; Gadara .. esol eee Cue 1 5 O 
1905-14 Do ...| Herlihy, Daniel L.... ...| Coolaman .-| Buccleuch; Gadara 640 0 0 3 6 6 
15 Do ...| Butler, Henry Bs Hindmarsh .| Wynyard; Gadara...) 320 0 0 38 6 6 
16 Do .| Purcell, Charles... Gilmore... do dg” ...t 1830 0 0 206 
18 Do Campbell, Thomas... dG; tite x do do r--| 100 0 0 8 2 6 
24 | Do | Purcell, William @. Wondalga _... do do 60 0 O; 117 6 
31 Do ...| Mack, Henry, junior ay Gadara do do 210 0 0 4 7 6 
82 Do .. | Rivers, Richard Ais Tumut i do do - 30 0 0 T. 6." 6 
39 Do .| Hogaa, Henry Si eos do do do...) a8 O 0 313 9 
40 Do »» | Mulvihill, Thomas... re Ach do do do 7 00 110 8 
42 Do ...| Ferguson, John J. 8. Abs ...| Hindmarsh and do do 100 0 O 1 5 0 
Wondalga. 
43 Do a do ae Hindmarsh 5 do do 130 0 0 2. 0G 
47 Do ...| Purcell, Charles ... Ae Gilmore A do do oS OF 6 16 °0 
48 Do ...| Richards, Charles ... wee Gilmore and do do 48 0 0 1/5 0 
Wondalga. 
1906-— 6 Do »» | Greaves, Arthur H. ase Selwyn ... .-.| Selwyn; Tumbarumba| 174 0 0 1, & 8 
’ 8 Do ...| Mack, Henry, junior Adelong .| Wynyard; Gadara...| 42 0 0 YG 3 
14 Do ...| McKinnon, John Wyangle .| Buccleuch; Gadara...| 26 2 0 1 5 0 
17 Do ..-| Ballad, Thomas Minjary... .| Wynyard ; Gadera...| 65 0 O 1 8 0 
20 Do | Herlihy, Daniel L.... «| Coolamon .«-| Buccleuch ; Gadara...| 180 0 0 Ty 6.0 
33 Do »..| Beagling, Chas. W... Tumut .., seo) Wynyard ; Gadara... 4 10 218 0 
34 Do .| New Zealand Loan and Mercantilé| Jibeen ... +} Buccleuch; Gadara...| 218 0 0 1 65 0 
Agency Oo., Ltd. 
1907- 1 Do ..| Pinchen, Arthur J Aey 7 ...| Batlow ... ..| Wynyard ; Gadara...| 43 0 0 1 6 O 
21 Do ...| Herlihy, Daniel L.... ee «| Peppercorn ...| Buccleuch; Gadara...|1,317 0 0 8 4 6 
23 Do “ do tte 50 Sei, ee, GO 5 do do .,.|1,280 0 O 8° OO 
28 Do : do tee 4 0 do oe do do 1,920 0 0 12 0 0 
38 Do ..| Harris, John ie dee ...| Garnett a do do 970 0 0 7 5&5 6 
46 Do ..| Herlihy, Daniel L. ... wee ..-| Coolaman zc do do 217 0 O ae O 
5] Do as do oo des cee ayy t+ a, do do 900 0 0 413 9 
52 Do ...| McLaren, William ... ees «| Nimbo ... . do do 320 0 O 1 18°" 
57 Do --| McKinnon, Hugh ... ae ..| Cowrajago as. do do 380 9 0 217 0 
1908- 4 Do ...| Roche, James des OR Gadara ... ..| Wynyard ; Gadara...| 40 0 0 15 0 
1909- 9 Do -..| Thompson, Frederick W. F. ...| Boraig ... .| Buccleuch ; Gadara...| 640 0 O 38 6 6 
10 Do na do Fe: <a do do...) Spur. 0 0 218 3 
18 Do ..| Greaves, Arthur H. ...| Selwyn ... ...| Selwyn; Tumbarumba| 318 0 VU 2... 79 
19 Do ..-| Brennan, Martin Tarrabandra .| Wynyard; Adjung-|} 93 3 0 1 SoG 
billy. 
24 Do Thompson, Frederick W. F. Boraig Buccleuch ; Gadara,.| 320 0 0 Liss 
25 Do a do done! do do. A447 U0 OU Bs elke ar | 
28 Do ...| Allen, Edmund J. ... Cowrajugo do do re O°Y i oC 
12849 | Urana Gibb, David ; and Gibb, William.. Urana | Urana; Urana oF 0. 1Y ele AT 
12850 Do do do Cocketgedong ..., do do aie OO | uo OO 
12851 Do ; do do do do da cob, 920° “Oe 0 30 GO. 
13165 Do do do Watt do do {9800 O' 0) 13.14.0 























4826 
No. of | Land District. 
19820 | Urana aa 
19821 Do 
1906- 2 Do 
3 Do 
6 Do 
1907- 1 Do Ms 
yd Do 
6 Do 
1908- 7 Do 
8 Do 
8786 WageaWagea 
17726 Do ; 
17965 Do ' 
25921 Do 
28283 Do 
32459 Do A 
1905- 4 Do Hi 
7 Do nee 
25 Do i 
1906- 3 Do 
13 Do 
21 Do 
23 Do 
34 Do 
36 Do 
1908- Do 
1909-15 Do 
11550 | Walcha d 
18893 Do oe 
14206 , Do ; 
20512 Do 
25030 Do 
25192 Do 3 
25193 Do a 
28146 Do 
29024 Do 
1905- 1 Do 
3 | Do . 
16 Do 
1906- 8 Do 
14 No 
1907- 4 Do 
1913- 1 Do 
3 Do 
4, Do 
1915 -3 Do 
28934 | Warren 
28935 Do 
28936 No 
29029 Do : 
32240 Do 
32241 Do 
3224.2 Do 
32245 Do 
324572 Do 
32573 Do 
32574 . Do 
1S06 —9 | Do 
19068 —4 Do 
13 Do 
1909- 1 Do 
6 Doaireye 
1909- 7 Do M 
191C~ 1 Do 
191l1- 3 To 
19i3- 2 Do 
3 Do 
4 Do 
1914-1 Do 
3153 Wellington.. 
6194 Do we 
7495 Do 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


eee eee ee eee ee ee ee 





INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued. 


Name of Lessee. 


Gibb, ha and Gibb, William .. 


shiipaos Wabres F. 
do 
do 

Simpson, Ferguson « 
do 

Simpson, George FL. 

Carroll, Maurice ... 
do 

Eaton, William 8. 


..| Mulholland, George J. 
.| Dunn, Robert J 


aoe 


Cord, John R. dee 


| Pratt, Gilbert H. 


Carlon, Phillip... 
White, William .,,,. 
Bate, John Thomas 


Bolger, James ; 
Bardwell, George ... 
Matthews, Finley ... 


hi Graham, Edward 2 


Bryson, Robert J. .. 
Cord, John Rokert.., 
Linlott, Elizabeth A. 
Yensch, Christian J. 
Roach, John I. i 
Crawford, Rowley W. 
Laurie, Alexander ... 
do ee 
Fenwicke, Percival J. 


“ad Fitzgerald, Joseph .. 
.| Crawford, ‘Guy Henry and Rowley 


do 


witha 
do 


do 


dee 


Vickery, James Swanston .. 
Mackay, William Hooke ; Mackay, 


John Kenneth (the younger). 


Henry, Thomas 


..| Brazel, Samuel 


Jones, Margaret... 


Laurie, Thomas A..,.. 
Laurie, Robert 
Lisle, Robert George 


i Fitzgerald, toege | se 


Waller, George B.. 
do 

Fitzpatrick, Louis T 

Noonan, Charles 


do HN 


do ood 
McCalman, James ... 


Cosgrove, Thomas ... 


..| Campbell, Jack A. R. 


do 
Burcham, George H. 
McKay, Arthur Eric 
Munro, Annie 


on Healey, James es 


Bloodworth, Thomas 
Wild, Thomas 


Grigz, Thomas F. .., 
Burcham, Geo. H. .. 


Campbell, Jack A. R. 
Healey, James J. 
do 
The Dalton Estate, ‘Titde 
Buckley, John se 
Taylor, Major aD 
do 


Kenny, John E. on 
Veech Bros. ... 


.| Foster, James FF. ... 


Morton, Andrew ... 


eo wny- 
© a 

















(27 Supr., 1918, 











Parish. County and Shire. | Area, Paste 
Bet Te nd £ s...d, 
Watt... ».| Urana; Urana ..| 640 0 0} 20 0 0 
: Oman ASS do do ..| 640 0 0; 20 0 0 
...| Hardie ... ...| Urana; Wunnamurra] 596 0 0; 1812 6 
: do ae do do le OO, ORG 413 9 
: do a do do 4 oss) 3 LO ULV ELORD 
...| Nowranie 4 do do .| 810 0 O| 1218 8 
...| Combermere ...| Urana; Urana 680 0 OO; 2910 6 
...| Hardie , ...| Urana; Wunnamurra 90 O O 44 3 
...| Clyde «| Urana; Urana {1,295 0 0} 20 4 6 
He Glas AR bie do do {1,296 0 0; 20 6 O 
South Wagga} Wynyard; Mitchell] 12 0 O 316 0 
Wagga. (or Kyeamba). 
...| Hunanoreenya ...| Clarendon; Mitchell 40 0 O 210 0 
...| Oura do do : 60 0 O 117 6 
...| Robertson ...| Bourke; Coolamon...| 308 2 33 6 8 6 
..| Wallace ...| Clarendon; Mitchell) 49 O O Skane 
(or Illabo). 
és Yarragundry, ...| Mitchell; Mitchell.,.| 1909 0 0 8 09 
...| Lerong ...| Mitchell; Lockhart...,. 240 0 O 710 O 
...| Ashbridge and] Bourke; Coolamon...| 179 0 0 314 6 
Cowabbie. 
sor eLootools,. ...| Mitchell ; Lockhart... 23 0 0 18 9 
...| Bulgary .| Mitchell; Mitchell...| 370 0 0; 1111 38 
...| Bullenbong do Gow ..,.|: 042, OF 0 1600 
e.| Arajoel ... do CO 20 0 O 1 5 0 
...| Cunningdroo Wynyard ; Kyeamba 41 0 0 211 3 
...| Robertson .| Bourke; Coolamon...| 24 0 0O 1 ba 
...| Cunningdroo ,,, Wynyard ; Kyeamba 90 0 0 216 8 
...| Sandy Creek ,,.| Mitchell; Kyeamba..| 35 0 5 3.5 6 
«| Uranguinty ...| Mitchell; Mitchell...) 150 3 0O Tad cad 
...| Trinidad ..| Vernon ; Apsley 895 0 0 413 2 
...| Boulton... .| do do 452 0 O 3.4 2 
...| Oorundunbie ...| do do .| 3866 0 O 5 0 0 
.| Fenwick do do ./1,250 0 0 Same 
Fitzroy and Loch| do do 610 O O 3.3 6 
Benditi and do do miyocoo, O 0 4 611 
Moona. 
»..| Styx and do do ; 640 0 O 38 6 8 
Moorabach. 
Brassey... do do 355 O O 116 11 
Cooleumber Hawes; Apsley ...| 460 O O | Zari LL 
...| Aberbaldie and | Vernon and Parry ; s00 0 0 6 5 0 
Vernon, Apsley. 
«..| Glen Morrison | Vernon; Apsley .,..!, 5409 0 O 512 6 
and Aberbaidie. 
Glen Morrison do do (1,025 0 OO} 18.611 
and Ingleba. 
..., Uriamukhi .| Hawes; Apsley 624 0 0 7,0 0 
...| Nowendoc me do do 400 0 0 38 2 6 
...| Callaghan ...| Parry; Cockburn ...| 600 0 0 413 9 
...| Loch ...| Vernon; Apsley ...| 640 0 O 3.6 8 
...| Macleay do do esef ia20) 0.70 3.6 8 
sari LO do do RPO) Ow) 3 6 8 
».| Aberbaldie do do 320 0 0 3 6 8 
..| Tenandra, and| Ewenmar ; ; Marthaguy 1,920 0 0} 25 0 0 
W onbobbie. 
.| Tenandra and do do »./4,920 0 0; 20 0 O 
Healey. 
...| Healey ... do do 240 0 0 210 0 
Hee ‘and Mel-| Ewenmar and Gre-| 1,847 1 0] 14 0 O 
lerstain. gory ; Marthaguy. 
...| Tongamba and Gregory ; Marthaguy| 600 O 0 6 5 0 
| Melrose, 
vel Devpurgh do do 720 0 0 9:7 0 
Sak <3 do do ..| 450 0 O 5 38 0 
Aaa himantslien de Ewenmar; Marthaguy) 544 0 0 5.«2 0 
...| Labratong Oxley; Marthaguy ...| 900 O O 70 0 
va, Merrimba Gregory ; Marthaguy 1,535 0 0] 19.7 O 
...| Longamba as do 3800 0 O 815 0 
..| Gradgery do Ph | 560 0 O 516 8 
«| Gradgery and do do 110,417, 2 O 1415 O 
Marthaguy. 
sre belarn hs: do do ...| 840 0 0 B10 0 
‘..| Collem and Cur- Ewenmar; Marthaguy; 600 0 0 6 5 0 
rawang. 
..| Collyburl .| Gregory ; Marthaguy/ 1,680 0 0} 1710 O 
.| Gradgery do do .,./1,280 0 O} 1411 8 
. Tongamba do do ...| 446 0 O 3.84.0 
..| Boro veo] Oxley ; MAS RAEN 240 0 0 210 0 
... Woolartha Scie, fake 300 0 O 315 0 
.../ Collenburrawang | Ewenmar; ee ie 175 0 0 116 0 
...| Driel bi do do 1,487 0 0j 1510 0 
... Collenburrawang do do .,; 340 0 0 3.10.10 
.-.| Veech ...| Gordon ; Macquarie...) 325 0 0O 3.5 O 
...| Pauggoon ».|/ Bligh; Wyaldra ..| 331 0 O 3.7 0 
“4 Worobil... do do eel doe | O@LO 2 2 0 
i] 








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27 Sepr., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 4827 
INCREASE OF RENTAL OF ANNUAL LEASES—continued, 
No. of | Land District. Name of Lessee. Parish, | County and Shire, i. Seen Imereased 
RS Pat Porte ae de 
7917 | Wellington..| Bank of New South Wales Goolma .. Bligh; Wyaldra 870 0 0 510 0 
8485 Do __...| Veech, Michael and Bernard | Veech and Gundy Gordon ; Macquarie..| 104 0 O EtG 0 
8832 Do ...| Smith, Leslie R. eon (? Warne... Wellington ; 300 0 O 3 9 O 
Macquarie. 
10106 Do Veech, Michael ..,, see ...| Veech and Gundy) Gordon ; Macquarie...) 210 0 0 212 0 
11558 Dotan do Ke «| Curra and Veech do do ...| 136 2 0 210 
12405 Do _...| Gardiner, James 3, ...| Micketymulga ...| Lincoln; Cobbora ...| 251 2 0 118 0 
13014 Do Union Bank of Australia, “Ltd, Warne ... ..| Wellington ; 138 0 0 112 0 
| Macquarie. 
14276 Do __..| Foster, James F. | Puggoon .| Bligh ; Wyaldra 240 0 O 214 0 
14708 Do ..| Lawson, Leslie R. .., ...| Bodaldura and| Wellington ; 186 310 3:17. 9 
Ironbarks. Macquarie. 
28502 Do _...| Gates, Chas. W. , leap ..| Guroba ... : do do "6 0 0 1) 94,0 
1909- 2 Do ___...| Shepherd, Leslie ... or .| Tronbarks ---| Wellington ; 800 0 0 413 0 
Macquarie. 
1910- 1 Do .| Betar, Habeb Ay bac ihe do F do do 75 0 0 117 0 
4 Do __...| Shepherd, Leslie do ... 36 do do a ED Oa) ance O 
11 Do _...| Trustees, Stuart Town Temporary do ... oe do do ..|> 200 0 0 413 0 
Common. 
1914- 8 Do _...| Mitchell, John T. ... ase do oc do do ..| 130 0 0 Te oa 0 
1907- 6 | Wyalong ...| McClintock, Wm. ... nt ase Willandra ...| Bourke; Bland ...| 1,250 O O 8 2 9 
36 Do _...| McCaughey, SirS. ... ee ...| Willandry Nth.| Cooper; Bland ,..| 850 0 0 4 8 6 
| _ and Lewes. 
1908-12 Do _...| Jones, John.. eee ...| Narragudgil ...) Bland; Bland sap 180-080 15 0 
1909- 1 Do .....| Rankin, Donald Ha ing Ld ...| Udah ...| Gipps; Bland ..| 200 0 0 L 6 O 
1910- 2 Do _...| Bodel, Henry .. wes] Mugga... «| Bland; Bland ...| 204 0 0} 2 2 6 
1918- 4 Do one Hinds, Edward F. Ay nee ...| Bimbeen and| Gipps; Bland ee +6008 6 er br O 
Blowclear. 
1914-1 Do __...| Wilson, Samuel __.., ot ..-| Blowelear .| Bland; Bland 510 0 O Sn 6ie3 
15 Do _...! Johns, Digby Roy .,., ae | Bibbjolee and do do 1,350 0 0}! 101011 
Wollongough. 
13485 | Young Casey, Michzel * «| Dananbilla Monteagle; Burran-| 200 0 0 210 0 
ong 
19979 D» ..| Rowan, James W, ... ee . Munie ... can do 1,200 0 O T10y 0 
21115 Do ...| Crowe, James L .. Murringo North. do do 90 0 0 Ie oO 
23638 Do ...| Rowan, James W. . eee Rllanretees do doj...| 100.0%0 15 0 
28408 Do ...| Cunningham, Wm. | hae ...| Murringo North do do 14 0 0 16) 0 
1905- 4 Do ...| Bradford, Wm... wee ...| Murrimboola .,.| Harden; Demondeilla bh) <8) He 5e0 
5 Do ...| Hardy, Walter et Me ..-| Wallendoon : do do 203 0 O 6 6 9 
6 Do .| Trudgett, Geo. sae eve] XODNE .s0 -.| Monteagle ; Buran-| 18 0 0 ye: a) 
ong. 
1906- 2 Do ...| Crowe, Michael . ..| Murzingo oes “ioe doy 4s.) 20/0 0 Le ord 
1] Do ...| Hisher, Frederick ... eas isi do do do .. 1Gan0n © di ban O 
17 Do ...| Parkman, Robert... ae ES Go! we do do .. 18 0 0 ib 0 
18 Do .| Cahill, Edward =... . «| Wambat Harden; Demondrillee 30 0 0} 1 5 O 
[2047] Department of Lands, 


N°? 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


The leases will terminate on 3lst December, 1918. 





No, of Lease and Land 
District. 


18000, 
24370, 
1905-38, 


Casino... 


1907-25, 


1910-17, 
1911-17, 
1913- 6, 
12679, Ghitton 


” 

(ost ee 
20910, 
20917, 
80245, 


31894, 
1905-23, 
1916- 8, 4. 
1912- 6, Narrabri 


” 
» bee 


33, 
1905- 1, amworl 
1917- 5, Wagga 





ScHEDULE. 
| 
| Name of Lessee. Parish, County and Shire. Area. 
ti Ree Te 
«| Edwards, John Charles Findon ... Rous; Kyogle_ ... 219 2 
.| Yabsley, Thomas Ellangowan “| Richmond ; Woodburn ...| 152 0 
..| Brown, Malcolm and Wm.| Marsh Richmond ; Copmanhurst| 1,130 0 
James. | 
| Do GO ve do do 929 0 
Do uae do a do do 1,000 O 
..| Farley, John Charles ... a Pocupar and| Baller ; Kyogle ... 640 O 
| Claribell. 

...| Maloney, David Ross... ...| Donaldson. ...! do do 320 0 
..| Farley, Edward James Pocupar do do 1,350 O 
...| Campbell, Jobn ...| Rodham Drake ; Copuianhurt 320 0 
».| Want, Kdward.., ae ...| Lavadia and Ls-|, Clarence ; 3 Orara .. 620 0 

nitza. 
...| Tindal, Charles Grant ., ..| Ross & Erming-| Fitzroy; Nymboida 1,150 0 

ton. 
+. Shea, Peter”... vie | Towallum oa do do 150 0 
...| Collett, Henry .. | Lanitza ... .| Clarence; Orara ... 549 O 
ssh Greaves, Wn. Albert Brayles- Coombadjah and} Drake; Severn 649 O 
ford. | Richmond, 

tes Do »»| Richmond aoe 0 do 640 O 
..| Shea, Peter... aa ...| Gundar ... ...| Fitzroy ; Nymboida 230 0 
Russell, William a ...| Woodford .| Clarence ; Harwood 100 0 
ce) 
0 
0 
0 


eee 





Do 
Mitcalf, John 
Holland, James 














Grace, Wm. George 








i Dangar and Thal- Talnison ; Nami... 





aay ee St eer = ne 


aba. 
...| Dangar ... Re do do 
...| Walcha... .| Parry ; Cockburn... 
...| Burrandana .| Mitchell ; Kyeamba 





nos 








W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


TICE ia hereby given that the undermentisned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions of 
the 72nd section of the Crown ands Cons lidation Act, 1913. 


Cm Oo £.OoOCOD>. OCD Gz Oooo ooo oocd 








Rent, 
Eorae ds 
i IGM? 
111 8 
7 0 0 
610 0 
8 6 8 
40 0 
20 0 
Tie Os 
213 4 
4 090 
415 10 
3}. 0.0 
Aah, § 
213. 4 
218 4 
espa! 
113 4 
56 0 0O 
316 8 
2 0 0 
115 3 


4828... NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sepr., 1918. 





[2015] ' ; Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LEASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THEREOF. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 188a of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the scien of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the convertible areas of the conditional leases 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital values and rentals stated. 


oe W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF COONAMBLE. 





‘Capital | Rent Datefrom | Future | wuture 

















A 
oa Annual ‘which Convertible 
Papers. % Parish. County. Area, Added to— vaie per Ronti) addition tekes Area Rent Shire, 
ow Renae: |, Xero. effect. of ‘C.L. oie 
CS, ra C.L. €i's. d.| d. £os. d. a. rh Pp £ 8. d. 
1918-18316 38 Murraiman. «| Leichhardt...| 652 3 0 1910- 9 116 9 6 1666 «5 3 Aug., 1918) 2,346 1 0] 441011 | Wingadee. 
18,317 |1,2,and) Allamur- Ewenmar ...| 896 0 20 1911-11 115 0 6 22 8st is. » {1,912 3820} 35 2 3 | Gilgandra. 
15. goola,| os 
[2023] Department of Landa, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASE, 


Nees is given that the undermentioned Conditional Lease, and all rights attached thereto, is hereby declared forfeited through 
non-payment of rent; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


[C.S. 1918-22,480] W. G: ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Lanv District oF EDEN. 



































a Amouat in 
o 

wove Lessee. Address. County. Parish. 5 Shire. Area. Aeyasl oxethelve Basal C.P, 
& of interest, 

Acres. | £35. d £ sd, 
34,109 | Griffin, Mary ... eee ..| 864 Riley-street, Surry; Auckland ...| Kanoonab ...| 53 &| Imlay 1795 2 411 2 411. | 1903-8 
Hills, Sydney. 101. 
[2044] Department of Lands. 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Lease, which was published in the Gazette on the date 


set opposite thereto, hus been reversed. 
(C.8, 1918-22,534] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp Disrriot or ALBURY. 























Date of a 
is 
gle Lessee, Address. County. Parish. Area. sie ad Baeal C.P, 3 Shire, 
Forfeiture, i 
| ES 
16708* | Stewart, Katherine Ann .. | Care of Messrs Emer-| Goulburn ..| Dora Dora ...| 960 0 0 | 8 Feb., 1918) 1890-220 60 Holbrook. 
son and  Mjietyens, 
Solicitors, Albury. 
* Reversal of forfeiture operates only from 8th February, 1918, the date of forfeiture, to 3uth July, 1918, on which date the lease expired. 
[2048] Department of Tande, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is herehy notified, for general information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and 
Regulutions, the forteitures declared under notification in the Government Gazette of lith September, 19 8, of the Crown-leases 


hereunder specified have been reversed. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 














No, cf Lease 
. No. of / Annual 
7 hy Name of Lessee. Portion, Parish. | County. Shire, Area, Rental. 
; : Acres. #*s. d. 
1914-13, Glen Robert Ewen McKillop (17, 18, and) Lewis .... cele Olivoummes sel SOVEIN* > see 200. 2 510 
Innes. .. °° 7 ’ ; Maal fe 


1913-23, Taree ...| William Hammond Mills _ ,.. 96 Rowley ... ...| Hawes ... ..| Manning ...| 3,842 23:17 .0 











27 Surr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4829 





[2071] . #9 Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


i is ere notified, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


, The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































Reg. N ee 
% ap oh : Name and Address Annual Reason Tey 
. fiers No. of Lease. Khas t enpae: Situation and Area of Land, Rent. for Forfeiture, Shire. 
Ms. Ls, Sap Oa Gs 
)1918-3,607 | 1914-24, Cann, David, junior, of} County Durham, parish Broughton, Portion 160. | 2 0 0] Non-payment of} Patrick 
Singleton. Singleton, Area, about 152 acres, rent. Plains. 
[2046] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF FORFEITURE OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































No.of | Reg. No. of | Name and Address |. Land : Annual 
Lease. | Papers. et Teasda: District. County. Parish. Gold-field. Area. Reason for Forfeiture. ment Shire. 
Oce. a. t, D. tS Te as 
1905-2 | 1918-5,885 | Blachford, Francis} Tenterfield; Buller ...| Clarence...| Tooloom Creek 20 0 0 Non-fulfilment of con-| 1 0 0 | Tenterfeld, 
Stephen (deceased.) Portion 1). ditions and non-pay- 
B, 1,338. ment of rent. 
[2088] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LAND FOR A PUBLIC PURPOSE UNDER THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1914. 


if: is hereby notified that the area of land within a settlement purchase area, described in the Schedule hereto, is hereby dedicated 
for the public purpose specified in connection therewith. : 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SOHEDULE. 





Cat. No. of 
Plan. 


Por- 


Gare Locality. 


Place, | County. Area. 











Purpose of Dedication. | No, of Papers. 











ee) LTP 


a. Yr. p. 
41 Parish of Graddle .. ..| 6& WU O | Public Schoolsite ... | Clo. Sett. 1918-; K.1,724-2,004 
6,339, 


Terowie; cer: Settlement] Kennedy ae 
Purchase Area, 








Nots.—The part (6 acres) of reserve 44,613 from sale for travelling stock, notified 10th November, 1909, included in the above, is hereby revoked, 


[2049} Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


if is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, and the 16th 
section of the Closer Settlement Promotion Act, 1910, the Settlement Purchase particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights 
attached to such purchase, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are hereby forfeited. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
GLEN LYON SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Tawp Districr or G@irarron, AND Harwoop SHIRE. 








Number cf 














_ Settlement Purchaser, Portion, | Farm Area. County. Parish. Cat. No. of Plan. 
Purchase, Nos, No, 
oe a. Y. Dp. , 
1918-4 | Neil Mackay (Government Savings Bank 192, 108) 4 214 0 O | Clarence ...| Woodford ..,| OC, 442, 809-1,577. 
oF Ne ew v Routh Wales, mortgagees), Papers Clo. Sett. 


| of) -197876,481. 











4830 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Szpr., 1918, 


—_—~ 





Ce ) Department of Landa, 
Sydney, 27th Septemter, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 
SETTLEMENT ACTS; AND OF THE ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned lands, as shown in Schedule A, were surrendered to the 

Crown on the 20th August, 1918, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, that these lands are hereby known 
as the “ Magnay Settlement Purchase Area,” and have been allotted as Settlemont Purchases in the areas shown and to the 
persons named in Schedule B hereunder. ' 


[Papers—Clo. Sett. 1918-6,467 | — W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
MAGNAY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Casino; Kroair SHIRE, 
Sonrepvutre A. 










































































County, Parish, | Lot. | Portion. Area. Title, | Plan No, 
Be Tp. 
Rous ses ...| Warrazambil veel MELON Pts. 29,27,, 235 0 O | Frechold ,.. | R. 2,835-1,759 R. 
D.P. 8,585.) and 28, (ex. roads). 
Do AC iy do coe 2 LOR Pts.27,28,) 238 2 34 do £3 woe] f Baerd Epo oi fates 
D.P. 8,585.) and 30. (ex. roads). R. 2,836 __,, 
Do a ee] Wiangaree Zor son Pt, 36 176 O 8 do Ld ...| R. 1,678 * 
D.P. 8,586. (ex. road). 
Do ae Aen do .-| 6 on 38, and pt.| 276 2 15 do uae fat Reo ek, 3 
D.P. 8,586.) 36. (ex. road). 
Total ... 926 1 12 
SCHEDULE B. 
ram eee —— Faia aaa as 
Settlement Purchaser, hang tae a Sg ane | Ares. ace Parish. County. | Plan No, 
rn i 3 
Bernard Mc Annelly... «| Magnay 1918-1 1 235 0 0} 104 | Warrazambil| Rous ...| R.7,794-1,759 R. 
Joseph Percy Allt ... es . 2 2 238. 2 34 | 105 | do wal. SAO En Py) eee 
Alexander Wilfred McDonald| ‘ 3 3 L755,0 33 88 | Wiangaree...| do meal iteant 49 ie 
Jacob Henry Lincoln s 4 4 276 215 87 | do | do B79." RK 
Total.., 926 1 12 | 














[2093 ] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF LANDS TO THE CROWN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER 
SETTLEMENT ACTS, AND OF THE ALLOTMENT OF SAME AS SETTLEMENT PURCHASES. 


]? is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned land, as shown in Schedule A, was surrendered to the 
Crown on the 10th September, 1918, under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, that this land is hereby known 


as the “Evans Settlement Purchase Area,” and has been allotted as a Settlement Purchase in the area shown and to the 
person named in Schedule B hereunder. 


[ Papers—Clo, Sett. 1918-6,60!j 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
EVANS SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ParRaMATTA; MUNICIPALITY OF CABRAMATTA AXD Cantxy Varn. 
ScHEpute A. 




















County. Parish. | Portion. Area. | Title. : | Plan No. 
i tie yy oS eae ‘ ) pee ae. J 
| 
| a. Yr. p. 
Cumberland He Ste Lukes | Pt. 115, being lot 5 0 0 Freehold ... ..| C. 162 2,030 R. 
| 50 D.P. 1,327. 


nn a EE a 


SCHEDULE B. 





Settlement Purchaser, Settlement Purchase 
Number, 








Portion 


Ayvea, tat 




















Parish, | County. Plan Nov 








George Patterson »..| Evans 1918-1 





ater acme anf NN fete a cs niacin pee EN asa 





a RL em 


27 Srpr., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4831 
[2972] Depareernt of Tana 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 





Cr 








‘APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PUROHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASE, 


‘T ia hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Slst section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 









































Deposit. 
——— | Amount 
a d| De - id A ised 3 A t Deducted Por 
apers an pega) Pa pprais moun ucte ; or, in- 
No, of A. Area. Description, ee Value a of Costs | praia to | asad Per cluding Bleach 
Application. Rie Tantee. | of Land.| 3 | incurred. Treasury.| V#!0rem | porchase fired y M 
=} ‘| stamp Money amp 
duty. 2 dats. 21. 
Aln, a. r. p. £ 8. a.) £) £ sd.) £s. d.| £ ad.) £a.d.| £ 
1918-8918 | Ganning, 9th} 12 1 0 | Parish of Kildare, May Alice) 18 7 6/ 1) 2 2 0} 10 0; 0 5 UV} 015° 0/ 21 ie r Payment to be 
8.P, 1918-54.) August, 1917. county King,| Ellen made within 
Gunning Shire,| Alchin. three months of 
portion 229; R.L. date of this 
685. Plan K., | notice. 
5,747-1,995, 
[2073] c Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


T is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, section 62, the portion of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 


1. The purchase money must be paid into the State ‘Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of thig 
notice, 


2. Payment of deed fee, £1, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be proparod. 
8. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 
SCHEDULE REFEREED TO. 






































oo © Wiiric 

Bee 2.8 Reached Amount 
Papers, “2 & Aes Seal ro Credited | called for 

ates Portion ; oe : Town, a 3 Peper as including 
ae a ed Name of Purchaser. Area. Allotment ; _ | Parish 5 County ; Village, or | 3S | towards |fixed Stamp 

0. of BAG Seatton District. GF 2B z La Purchase | Duty £4 
Application. | > mis) a ah = ‘So = | Stamp Money. | p.ed Fee 

yee: 6 = £1, 
f=) Bese a 2 Duty. 

Alv. 1917, Soke De So Bde & | oes. al GS. ds) Se Be de 
1918-8,008, | 30 Jan...| William Banes --| 2 0 0} Portion 2,157 ..| Young; Mont-| Burrangong § 0) oO 1) 05, 0) 015 0} 9 8 0 
I.P. 1917-1. eagle; Young. G.F. | 

ase) wa pp 
[2074] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


APPLICATIONS FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION, 


OTICE is hereby given that applications have been made, under the 65th and 66th clauses of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
by the persons hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain lands particularised in the annexed description, and 
permission to purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, bofore tho expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint 
as provided for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 
W. G. ASHFORD. 


AR 











ide eer Applicant, | Area, | _ Deseription, Se etat be ocean 
Aln. . & Tr p. 
1918-6,823 | John Dunmore 14 0 O| Land District of Taree, Manning Shire, county of Gloucester,, The Chairman, Land 
8.P. 1918-59. Andrews. parish of Bohnock, being that part of the 100 feet reserva- Board, Hast Mait- 
tion along the south passage of Manning River, fronting J.| land. 
R. Brennan’s grant of 1,005 acres (portion 20), extending 
from west side of the road 1 chain wide resumed by Gazette 
notice 3lst January, 1903, along the east boundary thereof. 
_ 1918-7,781 | William Richards ...; 2 2 20 | Eastern Division. Counties of Durham and Northumberland, do 
§.P. 1918-55. parishes of Middlehope and Maitland, being the Crown lands 
bounded by portions 243 and 244, parish of Maitland, the 
western boundary of the 100 feet reservation within portion 
38, parish of Middlehope ; the eastern prolongation of the 
northern boundary of portion 107, parish of Maitland, and 
the western boundary of the 100 feet resorvation within that 
portion. 





4832 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


[27 Suri, 1918, 





[2079] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE 91tu SECTION OF THE PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION AND DEDICATION 


OF LAND FOR ROAD. 


is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 9th section of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described shall be and is hereby resumed for the road hereunder specified, and 
that the said land shall be and is hereby dedicated as road. 





W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


DescRiIPTION OF ROAD opEeNED :—Koad diversion on the west of railway line from Macksville to Coff’s Harbour, within portions 57 and 
1)0, parish of Nambucca, county of Raivigh, Nambucca Shire. 2 


[ Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1918-395-3 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,499-1,603.] 





DescriPrron of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road. 


Land District oF BELLINGEN. 


























4 t : a ; Wat acon 
L } Bis ae aracter Tan : : 
as Area. fr Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Resumed ye et Remarks. 
ie} s Holding. and : 
= Dedicated, | Dedicated. 
r ee p 
& 5s Nambucca -..| The Railway .Com- etek eer Freehold | 100 links &| 0 i817 | This resumption embraces Jand_ provide. 
Inissioners, variable, as road diversion within portions 57 
and 110. 
[2080] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION, .GEDER .THE, PURLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION, 


OF LANDS FOR ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF PARTS OF ROAD DE 


WITHDRAWAL, AND, DEDICATION 
'EMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


H"’; Excellency the. Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance, of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described (in respect of which lands notice of proposal to resume or withdraw the game., 
has duly been given) shall be and are herebv resumed or withdrawn for the road hereunder specified, and that the said lands shall be and 
are hereby dedicated as road; aleo, that the parts of road hereunder specified, which are deeméd' to hs pareiaeagd (i respect of which 
Bones of ezceoes! to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 





county of Kous, @undurimba Shire, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description oF Roap opgnED :—Deviation in part of road from Tismore to Wyrallah, parish of nat Gundurimba, 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1917-354-15 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,343-1,603.] 


—-—- — 


Dgscriprion of lands now eeu or withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a publie road, and of 
parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume and withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 28th June, 1918, folio 3147. 


Larxp District or LIsMORE. 





Parts of Road closed, and land 
withdrawn, 


























The unnecessary parts of dedicated road (R. 
9,751-1,608), east and west of the new 
road, within portions 16 and 3, are closed 
and "part thereof is to be e granted in com- 
papaetioe: " 


This area 2 yer 4 Sucka is "withdrawal! 





Width ia 
: links of Area 
a Parish Character Land Resumed or 
$° Area, Rane Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Resumed or| Withdrawn 
54 3 Holding. | Withdrawn and 
a and Dedicated, 
Dedicated. 
& er RIAD x3 ; ! a, T. p. 
76 82 0 0 | East Gon-| James Moss... ...| James Moss ...| Freehold...| 109 and DADO 
durimba. variable. 
3 i tf BD De oe: do , oe % 9B oes uh os do «| Variable..| 0 0, 3 
42 38 3 20 .|J3.B Burley ... «| J.B. Burley .. do as 9 as 0 0 7 
Unnum 4.0. 0 Do . do Ar, _ do « | Sp.Us.1910-| 100 and 0 2:4 
bered 14. variable. 
[2081] Depatbiaedt of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


APPLICATION FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROAD. 


OTICE is hereby given that application has been made, under the “ Public Roads Act, 1902,” for the closing and purchase of the 
part of road described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close, such part of road unless valid objections: are . 


found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, 


month from date of this notice. 











Registration No.’ Applicant. | Area, | 
Rds. By De p. 
1918-258 Tip Nooey ... 0 030 
Rd. Pur. 1918- . | 
47. 





-—-—— 


| 


addressed to the Minister for Lands, within ole : 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Description. 


Parish Gillenbah, county Mitchell, Land District of Narrandera, shire Yanko. The 


part of boundary road l.chain wide separating portion 32 (part) from portion 1 
(part) south from previously closed road. 








27 Supr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4833 





[2078] ‘ Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECKSSARY ; ALSO PART OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


pees is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed to 
resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described. 


The proposed roads are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at the 
respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposal to open the roads referred to. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the road and parts of roads hereunder specified, and 
all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date; ae 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said road and parts of roads. 


Plans showing the road and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, snd.a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. f 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Drsckrprion OF, ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Killonbutta to Cummock, parish of The Gap, county of 
Gordon, Amaroo Shire, 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1910-836-9 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 18,502-1,603.] 


sv 








Description of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it 
is proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF Monona. 


eee 








Parish Rapnted lsiishdd Character | Width of | Area to be| Part of Road proposed to be elosed, also part of 


Name. Owner, Holding. Ran wed: Resumed. existing Road to be declared to be publi Road. 





s Pp. i pls . 
124) 640 0 0 | The Gap ..| C. F. Oates 2 | C.F Oates, and road) Freehold...) 100 links...) 4 0 2 | The, unnecessary, part of reserved. road through 
in use. this portion (124). east of proposed road, is to be 

: ciosed, aud part thereof granted in com penia- ) 
tion, 





The part of existing road on south of portion ' 
124, connecting the southern eid of proposed road |; 
with the public road within portion 16%, is to be ~ 
deciared to be public road, and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 











Description oF RoAD To BE OPENED :—Part of road from the Ulmarra-Lavadia road to Pillar Valley, parish of Coldstream, 
county of Clarence, Orara Shire. 


{Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1917-679-5 ; Catalogue No. of Plan—R. 13,450-1,603.] 





nee DESCRIPTION of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or GRAFTON. 

















—) 

* Pareh Character hol Area Road and parts of roads proposed to be closed, &c., 

8 Area, Naw Keputed Owner. Occupier, of ron j to be also part of existing road to be declared to be 

= U6, Holding. } 4 Resumed. public Road. 

& Resumed., 

& 

ROUT P| a i , Hy... By. D- 
167 40 0 0 | Culdstream) Clarence Skinver Setinae geicaciens C.P. 11-101} 100 links :., 2 0 80] The unnecessary reserved road within portion 167, to- 
gether with the unnecessary: part of boundary road } 

of variable width, north of the westerly prolongation 
of the north boundary of portion 168, are to be closed 


and addod to portion 167; the area’ thereof and of 
C.P, 11-101 to be increased to af acres 2 roods 10 
perches, 





~ : | : The unnecessary part of boundary read of variable 

width at the north-west boundiry of portion 168, is to“ 

be closed and added to portion 168; the area thereof and 
‘ ‘ i : of C.L. 1911-83 to remain unaltered. 

115 | 109 2 0 Do ...| J. A. B. Firth ...) J. A. B. Firth ...) 0.P.1904-47| 100 links...) © 330 | The unnecessary part of reserved road through portion 
115, north of the proposed road, is to be closed and 
added to portion 115; the area thereof and of CPS 
1904-47 to remain unaltered. 














The part of reserved road within portion 115 included 
in survey and necessary to preserve continuity of pro- - 
posed road ig to be declared to be public road, and dedi- 
cated to the public accordingly. 














4834 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. (27 Sepr., 1918, 
[2077] a a) | Dererimee pe Lande 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 
} / yS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 20, ‘‘ Public Roads Act, 1902,” the roads hereunder described are closed, and the lands comprised therein will be granted 
to the persons mentioned hereunder; payment of costs, purchase money, deed fees, and stamp duties having been made. | 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 








SSS ee eee ee ee eee! 


Papers and No. of 




















Application. Description and Area of Road. Area. Proposed Grantee. 
Roads. a. Yr. Dp. 
1916-659-14, Parish Barrajin, county Ashburnham, Land District Moiong, 8 110) Henry Lawrie Dunn, Archie 


Rd. Pur. 1916-138. 


1916-22-12, 
Rd. Pur. 1916-5. 


1917-113-11, 
Rd. Pur. 1917-39. 





Boree Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portions 
108 and 93 from portions 105 (part), 9 (part), and 42 (ex. part 
for continuity of reserved road through portions 42 and 93). 

Town of Murrumburrah, parish Murrimboola, county Harden, 112 
Land District Young, Municipality of Murrumburrah. Part 
of Clarke-street, 150 links wide separating section 1 from 
section 20, town of Murrumburrah. 


Parish Gregra, county Ashburnham, Land District Molong, Beree 0: 2 
Shire, within suburban boundaries of village of Manildra, 
Boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 268 from 
portion 269, 





Campbell Dunn, and Gilbert 
Adair Dunn. 


0 | The Right Reverend John Gal- 
lagher, the Reverend Patrick 
Francis O’Shea, Francis Dennis 
Brady, Thomas Murphy, and 
James O’Neil, junior. 

Henry William Reece. 








a ee 


[2082] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STRERT, ALSO A RE-MARKING OF ROAD, KNOWN AS WINTON 
LANE, WHICH IS TO BE DECLARED TO BE PUBLIC ROAD—MUNICIPALITY OF BALLINA. 


NOEs is hereby given that the carriage and footways of the undermentioned stroet having been survoyed and defined, it is 
proposed to align the street in accordance with such survey; also of intention to obtain the Governor's approval of the plan of 
re-marking of Winton-lane, and to declare same to be public road, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and forwarded 
to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan (B. 4-2,503) of the street and lane in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council 


Chambers at Ballina. 
{Rds, 1916-707-7} W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SOHEDULE OF STREET AND LANE REFERRED TO. 



































] Pa | i —————. 
Width of ; 
Name of Street, From | To Carriage: tea are Remarks. 
way. é i 
ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. 
Borton-street ... ...| Cherry-street ...| Moon-street ...) 42 0 12 0 66 0 This is a proposed new alignment. 
Building and fences eucroach. 
Winton-lane ... ...| Norton-street ...| Kerr-street  — ..,] ssa sevsee soovsrseesee | rom 19,9°8%,| This is a re-marking of road, known 
to as Winton-lane, which is to be 
205455. declared to be public road. 
[2083] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREEI—MUNICIPALITY OF PETERSHAM, 


N OTICE is hereby given that the carriage and footways of the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined, it is proposed 
to align the street in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and 
forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan (P. 63-2,140) of the street in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council 


Chambers at Petersham. , 
[Rds. 1918-104-7] ~ W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO, 











ow 











Name of Street, From To Gata ; ya i 
. ile each Footway. Total Width. Remarks, 
y- 
| ts oh ft. in. | ft. in. 
Abergeldie-street..; Southern end of} Arlington-street «| 33 4 | 8 4 50 0 Fence encroaches; fences obstruct. 
former align- 
ment, | 


——— 





27 Sepr., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


——- 


[1361] Department of Lands, 





Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES AND PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES FOR 1919. 





Nee is hereby given that the rates of License Fees for Occupation Licenses under section 70 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, payable in advance, for the year 1919, are set out and published in the annexed Schedule. 


All Occupation License Fees must be paid to the Treasurer of the State of New South Wales within sixty days from the 


date of the publication of this notice; and if not so paid the right to renew such license may be declared to have lapsed. 


The estimated areas are those existing on the 30th Juxe last, and the License Fees payable are based on those areas, and 
in cases where the adjustment of accounts to that date have not already been made, such adjustment will be made es early as 


practicable, 


The Licenses on which the Fees remain unpaid on the 31st December next will, except in any case where an appraisement 
is pending, immediately thereafter be notified in the Government Gazette of not having been renewed for the year 1919, and the 


lands will therefore be open for the purposes of the Crown Lands Consclidation Act, 1913, from the 3lst December next. 


























[Oce. 1918-6,226] W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
: istimated Rate | Amount of 
No. and Hane, of Ocrupantee Gee OH Plccnasn: oars per a ee Les 
Available.) 640 acres. for 1919, 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Layo Boarp District, ARMIDALE. ACHGS SMM oarsmen. o5) 8.0p (le 
2 Emu Creek... 3b ...| Exors. George Robert Gill... Fae || ARERR ott 0) Wo 
6 Upper Tia ... nk ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company J ‘Limited! 2 Ay | OMmOn Waitt) 7A ya 
97 Kulki or S00 ...| Georgina Mary Hargrave (widow) 237 Tron o O} PI) wr 
Yor »Karoola A oi. a's ...| Australian Mutual Provident Society... SC Se Our EB, deny 
119 Goonian ... 58 ...| Charles Frederick Tindal ae dpe Po: se 2IESOi lb 2 FORO 8 10 Ir 
189 ,Hmmore .. oe ...| Arthur Irwin and Allen Ashton Bes ace ne 3,891 Fr ORG Oo ter 
198 Ranger’s Valley as ...| John Sloman .. AG a a AD Siig (Oost om rend 250 TOpie 
208 Longford ... = ...| George Gibson Park BISA | one) EQ uf 4118 .8 
229 Yarrowyck ... es sed Bridget Moffatt (widow), William Thomas “Moffatt, John ayntGse 21 3h 4 S16) 4) 
Martin Moffatt, and George Moffatt (executrix and| 
executors of the late Jozias Moffatt). 
230 Springmount pHi ...| Charles Mott  ... ue awe Hee Ble ae ae 203 ph Gee) fi Tone 7 
300 King’s Plains ee ...| George Arthur Vivers ... as ae me i Mal O42 De LG) lt 56 haber Alle 
309 Newton Boyd. (See also} Bank of Australasia... Bet os HAE mee Rar S50b5e8 0). 17246 Hever 
Land Board UDistrict,| | 
Grafton.) | 
327 Broadmeadows. (Sce also do aft a ney en ae RPERGO;AT IM ‘eather tes tes. A 
Land Board District, 
Grafton.) 
347 Laura "3 ay ...| George Baker... 469 Hoc es ae ant BAST ZrO. 0 2) IQULE 
352 Rocky River. a8 ...| Otho Leslie Everinghaw n ape Bc ha wae Net 2O,O50N Ie ) eames: Sl te eS 
357 Moona Plains Be ...| The Bank of New South Wales Ae ne oa serliPe ZS sOL Sr. Zak Sea dy (hte 0) ocr 
376 Oban ae ne «| James Coventry... Coie ‘ee ove oor ine ult 43200"|* On Ton oO Bir eae 
395 Retreat... S: ..| Robert Park .., - if Ay ah Nad We tee) 243 hr sD aS Pet os 
405 Nullamana.. ape ...| Willie Lawson Hall “ ee 04 500 ser SORE ht) (Ca OmaG en LC 
436 Torryburn ... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd, har ht: ne ley aCOde y=) Lagu 4. oO 7 OC 
439 Gunnee or Reedy Creek |..| Albert Ferdinand Warner... se aay ae iat | 17902" 1 ye One OF ei rze Br 
461 Ward’s Mistake ... ..| Francis John White... nik nei she pc be 1 455e ute a Oe Bei ee rag 
477 Cooplacurripa. (See algo 
‘Land SBoard District, 
Maitland.) 
488 Strathbogie and Rocky| The Bank of New South Wales 2 nee =H Pea Ae 2 Ta oF 0 AES OTS 
Creek. | 
493 Yarrow Creck and Kings-| Jesse Bishop... oo oe dike Aon = ERT ToRe tl sceteen, |. AON Las 
rate, 
512 seta 500 ane ...| Henry Septimus Badgery, Robert George Dundas Fitzgerald,| 10,137 | 1 6 8] 21 2 5 
and Wiliam Henry Dr uckham. "| 
518 “Hernani” .., 56 ..| Andrew William Gurdimer Coventry, Thomas James KCI) suey we) RS: Ape, <O 
Coventry, and Arthur Henry Coventry. 
522 Abington ... use ...| Charles Frederick White and Ronald William White ... S77e\e 3) 10, oO 415, 1F 
564 Cunderang... nae ...| Guy Henry Crawford ... vee ane sor TIP AGS3SOule ly Ol) O lOgn iy HE 
566 ‘Tilbuster ... tide ...| Bank of New South Wales... : er ns a 53 2 Tome di aA Te 
689 Lot No. 376 Ste ...| Andrew Bowman and Edward Bowman $b 4 aX melt 49570400? Ly ONO i ah he) 
690 Lot No. 377 es ae do do net ie PAR OL2 Oo TRG Git 77 
691 Lot No. 378 was Bee do do an coe Shs 52 tT Seo 0 2 0 
693 Lot No. 381 ves “at do do wee nes see 47,007. |) OL T5\ho SPs 18 
694 Lot No. 383 te He do do BE a Pate 2530 OL TSO C7e liye ots 
704 Lot No. 452 biti ...| Bank of New South Wales... Bb ali Tepe iy dall amowmaday oe 10 16 Io 
747 Lot No. 371 mas ...| Alfred Hugene Whitfeld and John Borthwick He Bee E 200) hy. 2b OM Os Meat 7TO 0D 
748 Lot No. 372 Me: a do do tae cabaneg;0 17, front ey alka) AST Ag 
756 Lot No. 479 aa -».| Clarence William John Smith... soe tee ae ent 354. 520 he Om Seno ie we, oO 
767 Lot No. 33 Ns ...| Bank of Australasia ... ee sae we Neale SOS Sue can daase é Ag Aas. O 
769 Lot No. 464 ams ...| Lhe Perpetual Trustee Coy. Ltd. Mic Hep tes peut POA alee OT si al ip 5) 1G 
806 Lot No. 537 ee ...| Jaroes Swanton Vickery AB nt ae a v| 1,345 | O12 0 Te Soh 
807 Lot No. 539 sa Bea do AL eae AAD Aa vende bs ene OL ION.O Seale 
808 Tot No. 540 ine A. do A 468 600 | o 10' oO @iyey oe 
810 Lot No. 538 ide ...| Joseph Alfred Smith and Leslie Bertram Tomes ahi lt eos duces So) 0) 5 
8:6 Lot No. 480 eric ...| Phillip Arundell Wright ; ca PE ROSOMIE ON REG Ze LOM Lg, 
836 Lot No. 450 ads ...| Alexander James McRae and Roderick Alten ‘MoRae OSGI he Oj Onlient.” I°, 0 
861 Lot No. 387 ods ...| Marie Josephine McKae (widow), John Leslie McRae, and 75 Ww Ope Gries Be 
John Grills, 
884 Lot No. 550 iia ...| John Newberry .. a ved sae Nea ase seated? 75200 ry Kaye aiCo, pi amee 
885 Lot No. 551 a ...| Francis John White im Mee Br Wee Aiglow con scatete Eh gh oe 
944 Lot No. 143 a ...| Edward Bowman and Androw Bowman Be ae PSS OOOn ley Ort smnds ls 36) (Ol 2 
045 Lot No. 653 i Bank of Australasia... a wee es Lhe Maxsha,G4oc) Ga tOn 917 6 





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RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.— continued. 












































: tr : Estimated Rate Amount of 
No, and pied ReRECS ed Tee ee eee Area per ae pe Bees eg 
Available. | 649 acres, for 191g. 
HASTERN DIVISLON—continued, 
Layp Boarp Districr, ARMIDALE—continued, A CTeBs i fm 18s 0a ip So ACs 
1012) Formerly Occupation Edward Bowman and Andrew Bowman Fe an wpaliv.t 2400 de OL 17-8 ..9 
License No. 770. 
1054 Lot No. 30 os ...| Bank of New South Wales... Noe Fs si dea} 2718270 (nO Sao DPI. 15 
ro81 Lot No, 787 i ..-| Phillip Arundell Wright 45 ad a3 bs salt T7IO8O haoth GO LO aah? .5On5 9 
1100 Lot No. 737 ase ...| Albert Hrnest Brazier ... wel 353001) 0 TOes0 Z of Live® 
rzor Lot No. 817 ae ...| Guy Henry Crawford and Rowley William Crawford Peo] eS )7 10M) OuLO MO. mni:> mama) 
1114 Lot No. 830 ait ..| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile stl foe Co. Ltd, Ou oad 0) 41 ot Vines 
1115 Lot No, 831 ots ...| John Jackson Bliss Aad ar ath oa] Barsoo.'t YOUR oo O19 17 
1116 Lot No, 832 a ...| George Johnson .. iN aby at sel an; 126364 5 ov 6 Biv alin 
1120 lot No. 839 oes ...| Robert John Patterson.. an cee ee Ace Baal, Sj07 94) BOnTe ao 2 1Gime 
114t Lot No. 860 at ...| Daniel MeClifty... ue ne sae Res aes Ret sed OOO) | OLOMmO BURe Fh 
1152 Lot No. 869 aoe ...| John Hall od 400 oo ne Lille sey Atelecn ee) ok Fale TA 
1153 Lot No. 870 07 ...| Thomas John Layton ‘ : f uae : 3 : # a e | 
1155 ot No. 875 Aah ...| Joseph Simon Connolly... ae sateen Witwer de Meal 62,050 c) Alps ao 6L Bi6 : 
1156 Lot No. 877 ae ...| Clive Collingwood Dangar ies She ont 366 ay S45 uli ames ener I7i-ek FO 
1r5s JISCRANRRIS Reise Sia aR ide Phillip Arundell Lsy a Ae i iss ae Pal © 22,0001) at soso eae 
1161 Pein sl creda delopaceasannns Allen Ballard ... ae ii tei oe eel’ 11,240) || ‘O, 5) OmNmtS) ages 
1165 Re Necwage viesseslepeive sna Edward Newsome bon Ay aoe ee ee Hal iL 2,046.1) (Os LOOM) MO MKO nO | 
Li7e Wales sed eeeGanaacimsirselaas Patrick Joseph Timbs .... HS ae at er eat) 15530 2740180 ABLS Ws 
TW AG Chest ts Wiostets euaagateses William Melling t's ae ue i + er 833504 LT Gets 619 7 
IIgt Be ep cuen aitce obalocdgonnne Phillip Arundell Wright 15 ae Ti ~ Fee ped OOK” ch .atenes Bias “6 
1201 SPORE taser ehiguon) eaneay Hg Otho Leslie Everingham eee a ae ne Ms4,460°|/ © TO’ 0 319 8 
1203 Maa soaste Naat sammedehe tees Henry Romer .,.. a we sy os iat eA,470"|' © 32> 6 Panty Ae 
I211 saacaeahueetostemegnaere ; Hugh Sweeney ... ms a ah am aes a) §E,300 |: O- G6 O PEACE 
1219 ves cdwitet seaeecatocn uate Edvard Newsome Ace as a a ts Et) F2;4001/ O 1@ 0 pis wy 
1224 Bacsh tescdabe cetaekeaneey John Braid ae nhs Ae bs 1B, s3,| 10,600 A 10 0 0 
1225 Late Occupation License! Cecil Mackenzie Wright oP ave on ae Mal 1852001]. 3 F: GMOIARO Er 6 
No. 56. 
1226 sya vaia ave laces teehee. William Francis Petrie up Wee ie ne nl MS OOuL oT «On Sul Tews as 
Lanp Boarp DistRict, GOULBURN. 
24 The Junction ae ....| Henry Tollemache Edwards ..., no od Od seal ereehoca| gee) 1.3.1 A! 5; 42 -O 
54 Moles on ate ...| Jeremiah O’ Mara oe at Redo) 213° 64 5.551) veg 
59 Maffra is ti ...| Jobn Cassels Ryrie, junr. si 7g i 13\n0 oO Oh ORTO 
109 Bredbo North “ts ....| Perpetual Trustee Co. Ltd. : 220aniidg! OF Out TO 25" 12 
175 Coolringdon ae ...| Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance ‘Company Ltal| BUSS OZ. Ol hES 24 4 
181 Bogolong ... eh ...| John Love and James Arthur Love ... mt ne i 90 | 12 0 O rp 13) 39 
196 Grosses Plain ws ae] Charles Woodhouse be ats ae ig : 33372 | 93 OO.) (pig ont aa 
205 Oucumgilliga ua ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. a ae ais 57S One Ours 23 
219, Natrallen .., aS ...| The Union Bank of Australia Ltd. .., Bi aw AST Arpaia Enis Ys 
247 Marranumbla an ...| William Morrice by dhe eis es Sr ogtl 13087 1s OMIM e BoMty TE 
261 Jumenbuen.,. be ...| Leopold Tamerlane Watson ... et sail 275505 | Teta Ona yy ad. 
276 Boboyan ... is ...| Henry Charles Barrett and David Brayshaw... a a 7 05430.) FT VO Ogio) WO ILE 
342 Geegullalong. (Seealso Land The Bank of New South Wales ae one coe Es 204) Sal euep T.%8. 06 
Board District ,Wazsga Wag age. ) 
350 Bogolong ... The Commercial Banking sip es of Disacied Ltd. Sus 755) ois ure Sy xt 
365 Head of Curry Flat ...| Richard Witton .. ‘ : see 5a 288.114 O.0 116 © 
367 + Billylingera vas ,..| Trustees late John Cosgrove Ate Ost -- GaoueEe sumpaede vt 
380 Bobundra ... od ...| George Officer, Ernest Officer, and Hubert William Raleigh 770) |) 1S OREO g 12 6 
459 Ieligate... ane ...| John Jeffreys and Arthur Frederick Jeifreys (executors and 137 | (ygrOtas O.TD 6 
devisees under the will of Sophia Ives Campbell). 
483 The Bramina as ...| Joseph Michael Edward Franklin... ee ae sue 12,903" || toe SOIC Logie 7 
500 Gabramatta 600 ...| Herbert Edward Barritt 0 2;8035) EOMEO: ete Rey 
602 Lot No. 21 a ...| The Australasian Temperance. and General Mutual Life 18,882) |) wo TO 0 jk pEAe ts 0 
Assurance Society, Ltd. 
603 Lot No. 22 Te ae do do do ah 25)195 | O 10 O iwemoune © 
614 Lot No. 205 Ath ...| James Cunningham ... ee aut Se ai fae) $50,205 | GTO m oO A118 4 
615 Lot No. 206 ats ...| Charles Henry McKeahnie ... at + ie art © 3,043 1 10. O50 parQ x 
625 Lot No. 267 on ...| Martin Gammon = ate whe rae see peek OLA, I 10 ppehautd 2 
627 Lot No. 274 3b ...| Charles Hay Main oe is aa ae a Sef] oe. 3507.2 cn OO BOAT. 10 
628 Jot No. 229 a ...| dames Coppard “An bee nae aioe ae a 10,720 WesOn LO gO SF et 
049 Lot No. 324 a ...| Andrew Sturgecn ae 3s wise Le oe | 867 I .0 7.0 Bad of 
650 Lot No. 327 ites dor do 2,040) aD OlRO Ay TE GS 
658 Lot No. 277 ie ...| John Charles Henry Cosgrove., ae 4p 25200) BO. TO) Bio yh Te 
676 Lot No. 240 “el we) Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Co., Ltd. : TOS gm|ntOuTy mee Sy fe" he 
679 Lot No. 210 iat ...| Neil Cochran, Angus Cochran, Donald Cochran, and Lachlan 5005 | 0 5 0 BNO at 
Cochran. 
680 Lot No. 211 ne a do do neal acoso SEO: 1°50 415 5 
631 Lot No. 212 aa ds Pachion Cochran mS + ee in Hiluteoo2 | 0. 5.0 Arn fs 
582 Lot No.269 . ... ...| Lhomas Dudley Pendergast ae So te A Sa tease | O 10 46 Aa oh 
683 Lot No. 270 a; ...| Peter Matthew McKoy oh Aa wi aie0O "| 0 10 sO 3.5 3 
684 Lot No. 271 ane ..| James Barry and John Tnman McGuiieke ie ae 5a 7,500 © 16 0 5.07 & 
685 J,ot No. 272 Aa ...| John Me Guflicke, junr.. a3 dee bee sth pale 200 || © TO ws Bate 10 
680 Lot No. 273 ae, ...| James Barry ~ Ree ta Bsa atc Pieedes00 | (O°TO ma t.7 
687 Lot No. 343 ba "..| Hubert Patrick Faulkner a * a eh se 297 | i 10.0 0,139 i 
688 Lot No. 347 a: ...| Andrew Wilton ... en bee tie ni af Sis | tome lng 2 
696 Lot No. 300 bt «| John D'Arcy, Bg Be ee ay MARES, 308 | (O Os na 38 4G 
697 Lot No. 301 3 ...| Charles Joseph Byrne , we ue, fas we ae A 3,408 0; 5 10 I 8. 
698 Lot No. 302 ce ..| Robert Jeffers... ro a, on we. pat A 2,I47 >) Se 4 14 11 
7or Lot No. 306 vee ...| John Sutherland 2} 7,680 Ons aaa < wy ovens) 
9717 Lot No. 444 La ...| William Waugh, William Angus Waugh, and John “Waugh, 3,660 | i 10,6 Salt ag 
junr. 











27 Sepr., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &0.—continued, 


No. and Name of Occupation 
License 


Name of Licensee, 





Lot No. 445 “fe 
Lot No. 25 tS 
Lot No, 213 re 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. : 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. § 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No, 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. ¢ 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No, _- tng 
dormerly Preferential 
Occupation License No. 
98a, Nottingher Forest. 
Lot No. 710 
Lot No. 624 
Lot No. 625 
Lot No. 620 
Lot No. 731 
Lot No. 782 
Lot No. 783 
Lot No, 812 
Lot No. 751 
Lot No. 833 
Lot No. 834 
Lot No. 257 
Lot No. 369 
Lot No. 779 
Late ik.A. 700 
Lot No. 767 


.| David Colin Allan 
ia Alexander Gordon Sutherland... 
.| William Francis Coman a Ree 


| John Charles Bees Cosgrove.. 


i Patrick Ryan 





Qwyarigo 
Nymboida ... 
Matildadale 
Geergerow ... oe 
Glenreagh W est 
Glenugic 
New wton Boy d. (Seealso Land 
Board District, Armidale). 
Chandler’s Creek . = 
Broadmeadows. (See also 
Land Board District, 
Armidale). 
Tooloom and Woodenbong 
Bungawalbyn ae Ses 
Roseberry ... 
Marengo 
Head of Richmona 
St. Cloud’s Creek . 
Southgate and Blake’s Oreck 
Fairfield .... 
Cheviot Hills North end 
Callanyn. 
Lot No. 115 
Lot No. 198 
Lot No. 186 
Lot No. 246 
Lot No. 187 


...| Thomas Hopkins Merrick Hill. 





BHASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp Disrrict, GOULBURN-- continued. 
William Waugh, William Angus Waugh, and John Waugh, 
junr. 
Marcus Edward Russell, Grace Evelyn Russell, Francis 
Timothy Russell, and ‘Aubrey Maitland Rusgell. 


Bank of New South Wales”... as Vs 
Albert Henry Thurbon.. ' one Be a 
Victor Fraser ... aes 400 iss nr i" 
George Barry ... eae oo 


John MecVeity ... ee ; 
Arthur James Litchfield oh 
Daniel Patrick Leahy and Ji ohn Jeremiah Leahy 


Andrew Wilton . ane iba me 


Sir Joseph Hector Carruthers and Frederick Earle Winch- 
combe. 

John McPhie .., Pap ee 

Samuel Ledger ... 

Samuel William Bate : 

Walter Louis Luton ... aes 

do** 

Alexander Tarlinton, Jar ames Walsh, and James 2 Gilbert 

Daniel Tarlinton tba she bam 

Charles Henry McKeahnie ane bee a0 

John McPhie ... 

Donald Henry McKay and Albert Edward MeKay.. 

Samuel William Bate 

Thomas Franklin af wat ot at 


soe roe eee 


Donald Alexander MceGufficke.. 
Donald Henry McKay and Albert Rdwar d MeBay.. 


do do 

do do 

do do 
Daniel O’Bare ... fod & : 
do ae tis ah ut ped ioe wi 


Executors of the late James O’Haro _,,, 

David Colin Allan and John Alexander Allan 
Alfred Kirnest Cowdroy 

Donald Henry McKay and Albert Edward MeKay.. 
Charles Arnold Alcock .. 
Samuel William Bate 
Donald Cameron re, Ant wae 
Thomas Allen ... ist 33 a 
David Binnie 

McKay Bros... 

Oakley Charles Willi: 40S 

John Bate eh 

Thomas Heffernan 

Thomas George Allen ... a 
Donald Henry McKay and Albert Edward McKay. 4 


‘Land Boarp Districr, GRAFTON. 
William McGill and Edwin Baker, juny. 


cow 





...| Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd. 


James Collett and George Johnson ... aac ae 
James Foran... bet Ete ath ies i ce 
Bank of Australasia... 

Alick Gerard Gerard, Edward Want, ‘and Michael Kearney. 


Joseph Ellis aes ant sot Bes ven 


Thomas Alfred Field 

Cunningham Henderson and Thomas Yabsley 
Charles !dwards ae ns ails Ls 
Bank of Australasia... oak a bs 
Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd. y 

John Zuill phy? ies 

George Hunter Smith ... 

Bank of New South Wales 


William Freeman Ellis. 
George Cole 


oe «Henry Newton Small and Richmond Hunter Swall.. 


Samuel Gay fe ie 
Sir John Hay and Philip Henry Mov ton 

















oONENE ON 











: nt of 
patinated exttetdon Hieonse Fa 
Availshie. 640 eer fos tata: 

Acres, Lan da Se s.r de 

7,800 | LP IO eOa el oue Say 

46,100 | 0 5 Oo Lo, 5 On, © 

TAIatole, Osos OFTSi,7 

2,914 | O10 © ets) 

Ono t OlLOn GS Box Oo8 

Pa ae alte Her) Aso ey 

6,400 | .0 5 Oo 2. f07.0 

14,5069 | 9 5 0, § 13 Io 

6,938 |. 0 Io oO & «8 05 

7,680} O11 9 PP. Ko) 

30808 |I0 ‘satsereen 16-120 

2 SOR) oases tins TL 74 ye 

723%) 20 Sino 2 10 Io 

2,072) | Ouse nO 2.2 a8: 

8,040 | O I0 O 6 «5.3 

DIV OM) ebecasys aes 3.4008 

4,072 I 0726 O73 

8,307 tT (On pa lasis. 40". 7, 

18,640 | O10 © | wig FI 3 

2,027 | 2. Ta.o 6 9 I0 

3,683 Tn Bud ec &) 

31549) | Or See a7 > o 

11,428 | 9 5 Oo Sy Gilg 
3,921 Ti Ono 6 +2 «6 
4,082 Te Omro O72 
ES, FAG. |) teseetees 14 10 0 
{0,120 | -O Too Me ote 
T0381) | OLlOmO @ 16.3 
4,410 2: Uae a! TS 57. 

17,700 | 010 0] 13 16 

17,700 | O10 O| 13 16 

Lt.7oo| | OFTOO Owent 

7 AGO.) Ti Om Out Lard ot 

93790) | 9 TO; 0 733 0 

6,630 010 0 BS be 

245800) | OW FOLO ie 2) 3 

4,28 © 10 0 alt 7) ae 

200) Oey Sano B57 © 

8,080 | O10 Oo 6.76.3 

3,193} "O10. 30 2, FO) sh T 

13,300; 6 £0 Berd Se 
9,000 Oo 5).9 3 10 4 
14,840 | 1° 4.6 £426 7S ft 

I7O | OF rOq e 9. 42 |e 
9,300 vet eeevee 2.75.8 
4,300 | racsrsree 7. Qo 
20,800 | o 15 90 | 24. °7 6 
3,790 1 0° 820 Tw F984 8 
9,1c0 O85, HO Pa Bae 
23,000 | sesesvese 30 90 O 
OPA SION etanes tes PACE 
TS.486r' “1 OF Ohh oaths Fk 

7754 O 10) 6 Owe ‘FE 
9,008 | O15 O Ter a2 
TAGS Arab | saasavas reo VE 
2,243¢ /O TONLO 240 78 
TO;COSM) \sosncenee 83 NA he) 

6,085 py hile Mey ee MI S83 

£, O55 3 Ole road 1S 

1,800 | O10 0 ENG oe 

BY BLOW | Sccmas tes ra dee Wy aK 
3,43r © 121 6 hee es 

2,346 | o 2 6 Seay #3 

6,i47eh oO 57 6 8 10 6 

9,991 Bx OO WITS 12 13 

29,966 ware TOTO 33 

Ti QAaAh 726 OI (chile Fares 

BOTH | eactwco pie 4°14 

AEG ey hina ealeete 20) Ws 

9,216 I ous i ps 3 

292370) O77) 6 TO Toe 





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RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &c.—continued. 


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No. and Name of Occupation 


License. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No, 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 3 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 345 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 2 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 2 


Lot No. 3 
Lot No. 3 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 4 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 





Lot No. 4 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 2 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Tot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 


Lot No. 


Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
Lot No. 
































‘ Rate Amount of 
Name of Licensee. ey age ce veuie 
Available. | 645 acres. for 19109. 
BASPTHRN DIVISlON—continued. 
Lanp Boarp Dismiror, Grarron—continued. Acres NEN Ge MES eh Gl 
..., Cunningham Henderson and Thomas Yabsley 1,537 a OmnO 2) oo 
do do 2904 11©! 0 OF ro) C2 
Edward David Sturt Ogilvie , Bee d 370 lado TNO Online g 
...| Bank of Australasn, ... eae aa Wea fee ue 3,020 010 0 Pe ohne l Ps 
Charles Frederick Tindal ai sh ven ae 2,600 0) 10 © 2h Oosy 
8 top ae aia aod axe 4,874 | O10 Oo Ayres 
...| Lhornas Austen . aise ow me 4,873") <0 To ¥O Syl Ome 
...| William Poconine ‘itis. , 2,800 010 0 Bin 37210 
...| Thomas Alfred Field ails B45O | Jo 10) 70 Pala ht 
...| Henry Clark aus 460 nae on 0 F 7,000 1) NO OnmO Ceca! 
...| August Anderson 500 ae me 1,025 Oo 10 oO 016 0 
...| Francis Grant Fanning... 2784 GX Omme o 8 8 
a do aA Ae we me An 859 I< \OnmO t 6 10 
...| Oswald Henry Gollan and William rene alston 5,207 O DLO 4.10 0 
...| Queensland Nationul Bank, Limited .. ths cee lM Os7OO (oF Smile Xo) Palo Lt 
...| John Hynes ae A oes RL 4 2,769 it) Oe mG A. 8.8 
ae do soe fe Ke 60 poe 7,000] 0 5 64), 3 0 4 
ay ene Ogilvie rae Be vers Wes 529 T eo mO: © 16°76 
sR one eee tee : 2,24. ier ke 9G) 3413.50 
‘ 40 HEC 3720)4| Out ao eae fs) 
...| Frederick Collett and. James Collett we ACD Pes 32 | (0 1 rOsmO ee 2 oe 
...| Lhomas Shorten Cole ... wen ae sca 835 aS 7S 2 Th WOmnO Os blue 
Michael James Scery {... aN 6,475 | @ 10 3 By Qie 
...| Joseph Ellis i SHES 504. 1|| )T Weed 5 16 10 
.. | William Amos, Frederick William ‘Stoy, nd Frederick 73902 | 0 5%. Fee woo. ua 
George Amos. 
...| Edward David Stuart panier aN : 5A70'| = 0 0 8 Io I1 
.| Robert Adam Turnbull... oe a ae ¢ 2,900 | O10 O ay te i 
...| Oswald Henry Gollan ... Sec ihe es 5 C574 0112. 06 On 3) lx 
50 do f PSOZ MgO 120 I Io If 
...| Michael Ward a cs Aer Het v2) 0 0 15 10 
...| Thomas Shorten Cole ... wee 30 3) vol OZ On Ts, | 4 010 
...| Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd, a 50 eee ae W721 1OVL3 0 2905 pe 
vf Thomas Alfred Field ... ae Hd vee ys sll heewpncls TO. WO 1,166 
a do MeV COe i guna pen(®) Zero 
«| Grace Isabella Barnes, iherlew! Augustus Br uxner, "Henry 40 ONLO) Oo OyLOurS 
Sparke Barnes, and Walter Clarence Barnes. 
Thomas Shorten Cole... vee das ee soa] 3,708.1 Tam 86 3 63 
John Wingfield.. abe nee : 6643) 7 5550 iL eS Stud 
...| John Francis McBride .. sine see 8007)" 'o Aur 150 Oo 511 
...| Duncan McMillan and Angus McMillan a ose 496 | sesssness T5190 5 
...| Joseph Hilis : an Len 45923 | Vessco ee 4p 04 
...| Trustees of H. D. Ogilvie’ sEstato  ... Hd a 459420) VOU mao 58. 6 
..| William Penrose As #o ies abel) 17,43 |) 2 Re 25 ld ee 
...| Charles McKee ... se EN eee Pe oes S25 7 \ Weesmetas ; Ono LT 
...| Cunningham Henderson Has jae she veel £1,044) OR ane Ayl2 6 
...| Joseph Ellis ... er ; 742 | 0) 38> at RE ge Py 
...| Harold Victor Green. and Charles Jolin Green Be 3,054 1) 10 5 Ano: Te Rome aia 
Thomas Alfred Field... bi one cb 8,359 | © 5 ‘oO Bons aA. 
.| James Rodgers ... Ae Ay ie ie : Bre Wty fe sill teetcceces 18 15 0 
0 atc Soe ae ves 7 tes seal O00) (across 6 5 O40 
Robert Adam Turnbull... Se Jee ee : sual tal 2. GOO Ii ere tees 17 10 oO 
an d se ues out nea oe eal LO SAA ON) ectoatase A EVE 
...| Charles Richard Shannon se sed eo eve acl were Ile M aencetios 2 10 Io 
...| Arnaud Liant ... moe atic ies 4 P Ser Ossi C % Oe 
...| William Yardy ... see Bae ; dol) ASLO ONO NO Ceronrt 
...| Robert Adam Turnbull. ae seid ; eee] H2T,000Ml. (2 (tO MmMO7MES Ta. 
sp do ae ap ls tn ie bis UYD,COON (2 VO, (Omer x4: 
a do 450 ee eee tas aes aoe) XOs704. 4), 82. NOMMOMEME OURO, 2! 
; do 500 airs pon : Meal |. I75TOO Wl, 12 Fee MOM MROO Ts 2’ (57: 
Joseph Hllis eS tee not ais 506 & 2 SA 0M gaat : 4.10 <6 
...| Bank of Australasia .., AS see Real | 305500 aiaananens Bes 27415, 46 
..-| William Albert CEN Greaves .. sds Si see] 1O;542HNEWORI ALOU TOM? tre 
...| John Charles Edwards .. se vee ose ‘ 414 TE Oo 411 
do ie eae vee 7 Od a aieenoas. : ojo) #2 
...| Thomas Rowles, senr. and Donald Brewster McIntosh tae| SHLSOOOMM 2 ANhO 4 4 6 
...| Isaac Bailey uel TESOR I) Pacaeee tere oy wig il 
...| Grace Isabella Barnes, “Charles Augustus Bruxner, Henry APSO cM eeL 4 THtNO 7 LOS 
Sparke Barnes, and Walter Clarence Barnes. 
Ne do do aon tea INOSOTO | O TSO pei gao By 
4 do do yy ‘ Z2021. 0 18 © a ae 
...| William Napier Reeve Schrader Waugh... ... Mes us 9,952} 0 5 0 S17 © 
...| Christian Ulrich Detlef Waugh “ Rae Ar 83307) | folie wo 3ib4 1a 
iN James Collett and George Saheeon ; He 7440/0 5 Oo 2°18 2 
wy, James Bede Carlton : ee A Pal 2307S | /iat OBO GAO KO} 
...) Robert Adam Turnbull... Rae vie ay et. meee Os700 || 2.0288 ee O48 6 
5 Robert Roland Smith .., ea bec vale 5 24,505 ©) A4E MO PUES | ez 
...| James Robert Pitkin ae 580 BS 2,966 Me aenees 2G) 7, 
...| Hllis Rothwell ... ‘ ae ate 4,824; 0 7 6 216 6 
:..| John Breman and Edward Gillett At 3,696 | O10 0 2a tS 
...| Bank of Australasia as pe a & 3,679 0 456 raz 0 
4 James Morven Rodgers... ‘ . its Ka nyse 0 266 o 610 











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Name of Licensee. 


Estimated 


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Rate 


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Amount of 
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payable 





























Available. 640 spe for 1919. 
HASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp District, GRarron—continued. Acres.. “5's dig) Bees 
Lot No. 527 we ...| John Bede Carlton ae tee ne a aise sep aetad |S Spe Ole eae SRO 
Lot No. 522 pe ...| Phomas McMahon Wag os} Ase wa ang 10,274 0;  5ao AON 
Lot No. 422 3 ...| James Rodgers, senr. ... AQ ay ae A = 800 | of Le b jag 
Lot No. 524 Hy ...| Bank of Australasia ... ain aes eae as aah 19,908 |--0, 7 6 4 OIF 
Lot No. 623 4 Charles Frederick Tindal Dey Ha Ae Re 3.564 | 2 0.0] If 2°90 
Lot No. 593 dee ...| Thomas Alfred Field... Me bed a ents 5,090 | 0 7 6 219 8 
Lot No. 440 ey ...| dohn Charles Hdwards ... eld if ai bes 177 0) F368 ee arto 
Lot No. 443 AROHY ee do ot 839 | seesesens o 8iTO 
Lot No. 620 ax ...| Sir John Hay and Philip Henr ry Morton f 880 2 Wee 10 Db T7200 
Lot No. 176 ra ...| James McCaughey a Ne Wes cs G,TO9 | cveseares 2) Bad 
Lot No. 505 % ...| Thomas Foley, senr. : EBV OS balis talus ded A alr 
Lot No. 639 Aa ...| Bank of Australasia ... ee ee ae ee aa ty BOSRINGS Obak7 ya 2 9 
Lot No. 642 ae ...| Henry Walter Williams ate See Aa AG ia225uiecorr2 6 Bi a) © 
Lot No. 646 ine ...| William Amos, junr. ... BES OOM Ome 7a O 2054056 
Lot No. 526 : ...| John Terence Mulquiney, Edw ard James: Maloney, and 2,071 2190 TOMA EO 
Daniel Doherty. 
Lot No. 546 sis ...| Thomas McIntosh, Charles Ellis, and Robinson Ellis 12,199 | O10 oO 10,17 
Lot No. 654 ae ...| John Zuill a a5 ee 0 1,510 | seeeeees : 2 / ane 
Lot No. 663 as | Thomas Alfred Field... rs 4,038 | 0 7 6 27 4 
Lot No. 497 ay Malcolm Brown and William James “Brown, executors and F DEON le Veseeceses TE 
trustees late Robert Brown. 
Lot No. 166 ba ...| George Frederick Nott... 4c ; ads Gos) Onan o Oz O 
Lot No. 503 He ...| Charles Richard Shannon : Ke 5 1349 | O15 O ae ae 
Lot No. 118 Me ...| William ‘Albert Thomson aoe ss FF 3,266 | O15 0 8 ION7 
Lot No. 182 ...| John Hetherington Hickey es : 3244.) Ol ome ey | 
to1o Formerly jResumed area| Bank of Australasia .., Se Ast 6 i, 993 bi NG) 7 16." © 
No. 346, Little River. 
1016 Formerly Resumed Area} Arnaud Liant .,., Bu ae ABA ae koe tet) 3,093! [MeO 48°50 I 4 11 
No. 830. 
1017 Lot No. 702 aay ...| George Barnier .. ae wn 3984 toad We LOW 4. 
ro18 Formerly Preferentia]| Wirrialpa Pastoral Company Limited | ct Nee sec tgmos tO TON Gamists. 4th t 
Cccupation License No. 
211A. (See also Land 
Board District, Kempsey). 
Formerly Resumed Area do do ha hee nat eel OS.) I) Onn dae. 2 0 ro 
No. 211. 
Lot No. 645 ...| Hrederick William Stoy and Frederick George Amos 4,000 | O)10''0 Sh zen 
Lot No. 803 x ,»..| dames John Shea ae ve ws dee on 5,000 DUHH//ZiG HF 315 
Lot No. 849 wee ...| Malcolm Brown... dee ne hte alee ay 10,200 | O 4 0 5 se ee) 
Lot No. 851 i ...| Michael Hayes ... spr aa see an ae Pthay 200O4st |) Wecnanatts 4 3 8 
cea net 3 Pe ...| Lhomas Boland ... A ‘ee Aap ae ae sssif) THs G00! |) O55) O yf Geos ti 
as a : eats Henry Harris... hs sas ah aes Si, Belo 2,020 Seeeees IZ 2 10 
Ar - : Hugh Sweeney ... pie ay had Peony ey cfuk~ PiggOO, fap Oro 5 SUL 
Ms vahies seaiea Donald Smail Cowan ... we see LOS 5OQ" |p ech Ly yO a it 
Tate O.L. 1212 Thomas John Pocock and Charles Chevalley »8000 ! 0 18 Oo Pr) Veaeo 
Lanp Boarp Drisrricr, Kumpsny. 
Glen Fernaigh : ...| Wirrialpa Pastoral Company Limited ie see Pager | iT1o) 0 » | G toe 
Long Flat .., : ...| dames Walter Rae , BY ee eM | 15,699 ovlGy \8 8 S289 
Moparrabah on ...| German Verge and Michael Clarke... bet | 6,607/| i Siht poms 18.1 
Toorumbee ... r ...| The English, Scottish, and Australian Bank TAM ie | 12,327 |  cconeeeee S| Hig, 5 
Yarrabandini ; ...| Charles Sutherland and Peter Knauer.. Aon w-| 1,901 Onze ig @ 
Towal Creek on ...| George Snell Hill and Charles Augustus Hill .-.| 21,880 | o10 8} 18 4.8 
Cowar bar ; | John Hooke Hill Ke =f Pega hon Bro OF: SOS 
Peedee Creek Rie Cornelius O’Sullivan «| 1,493.) 1.17 0 4) Goe4 
Lot No. 106 nck: Charles Sutherland, sen., George Kosby, and John: Robert! EVAN OVS Slay 
Wheeldon. 
Lot No. 107 dt .| James Landers ... a “a on oss es S,210 | seessenes ee 
Lot No. 114 3 ;..| John Landers... ie Sot Ks 27,000 | OG 2.0 AS Aes 
Lot No. 110 ; ....| Michael Clarke and William Clarke ... ine het 2,238 | 0 roll Oiiiett 15 6 o 
Lot No. 140 ; do do 4 .| 267'| 01 7116 Pri 2 
Lot No. 109 a .| John Davis and Alexander MacKay ... »[ 28,342 | vedsreseee 19 8 Io 
Lot No. 282 5 German Verge So ake Pwo e Oh OR OiNS 116 7 
Lot No. 283 ar do ok a Aas ne a. ie Rae 2,015) Op LO oO 2) OL TO 
Lot No. 299 in James Baird McIver ... Rye ee 2,7OO | saveees * EN a Ae 
Lot No. 298 B ...| German Verge ... 2632 | seereeeee 1 WZ 2 
Lot. No. 164 ae ..| Thomas Freeman and William ‘Sinclair 9,695 | 0 2 33 rr 9 
Lot No. 531 bé .| William John Lawrence, Joshua EL udson, dni ichsrd P26} | Oh iaie O) LON 7 
Sillitoe, tpt 
Lot No. 532 5 ey do 1,552 }0)'4 0}. 10.9.8 
Lot No. 359 ey ...| William Richard Uren.. Ws As: sale 7,844 | 0 3 6 ee 
Lot No. 530 va .| George Kesby ... at ee aoe ‘ : 7,122 | 0 2 6 Dh AMES 
Lot No. 243 : sj eenury Sauer... Aa REO Sec T,194 |  sesee SD AHO 
Lot No. 635 ...| Francis William Buchanan aes vee One ie T,349 | ceveeveee 2. re S 
Lot No. 657 ...| John Hooke Hill Ai ot i vis sy 5,161 | O10 © 4 0.8 
Lot No. 264 ...| Hrnest Harold McLeod ve Be Ree tee 74 Omen ro © 13\07 
Lot No, 265 ...| Executors late John Clegg ... sus vs BBS [FO 1S tO © 4%) 2 
Lot No. 630 ...| Robert Mackay and Hugh Adam mn Mackey 2,018 | 0° 7 6 1) Oa 7 
Lot No. 542 ...| Lhomas Freeman Fas wae Aor: 26°| Ino 0 oF tae 3 
Lot No, 678 Robert Mackay and... He es cy ae 3.209] 116 8 6 139 
7 a: Hugh Adam Mackay ... sh 94 AB da 1,230] 3 yO .0 5 1554 
1018 Formerly Preferential 
Occupation License No. 
211A. (See also Land 
Board District, Grafton), : 





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- Rate Amount of 
No and ab of Occupation Branieldl eleessds, at per s ection License Fee 
Mon i | Available. 649 acres, fot 1b! 9. 
EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Disretor or Kempsry— continued. Acres. £ 6.0." & sid, 
1025 Lot No. 714 fit ...| Lhe Trustees of Church Property for the Diocese of New-| 10,603 { ec 13 4] 11 oF 
castle. 
r035 Lot No. 167 a ...| Donald Smail Cowan ... sat te i+] .30:503.| 0 groGoW mel stce 
1050 Lot No. 703 a8 ...| Robert Mackay and Hugh Adam Mackay beg Z4,040.| 0 sine SIG 9 
1058 Lot No. 735 we ...| The Trustees of Church Property for the Diocese of Newenstle 13.479 | 013 .4:/ 14 © 10 
1062 Lot No. 160 i ..,| Robert Blair... rl 4,071. (O ake o 15 it 
1073 Lot No. 790 Pe ...| Charles Sutherland andl Angus Cumpbell Sutherland. A 800 © iho oO 6n43 
togo Lot No. 804 cf ...| James John Shea ig “¢ Soe Ay eal. 73790 1 0 ae HO TF 16:16 
1220 Gob Von COR CRa LEE rice etn Herbert Humilton Cooper es Ae mi we Fadl 2073790) \Q Seno 9 12 6 
1230 Re daMCa Meas ktses Lo Seady ds Allan Begbie Johnston.. se rd Wise eas Pan gd 20D. weeecke oat 515 0 
Lanp Bosrp District, MarrLanp, 
419 Barry aa .«.| James Christopher Brayshaw ... ase ses is my zone | 8 Tos 2 15 10 
Cooplacurripa (See also} John Kenneth Mackay... bos ‘B: see Ss *-] 65,193 | © TSisOof BBY Sco 
Land Board District, 
Armidale), 
3° Tomalla |... nig ...| Alexander Campbell, Donald Campbell, John Campbell,) 27,726 | 1 5 o| 54 3.2 
James Campbell, and Richard Simpson. 
Land Boarpd Distarcr, MgrRopontran. ; 
Dad ot grt. As. vide ...| George Underwood Alley tos naa ids gilli heal, 23.400 | © Bir Ot te asa 
Lanp Boarp District, ORANGE. 
g BangBang. (Seealso Land| James Duffey, Land District of Cowra ode Bb EB kde OM UE INS acm: € 414.4 
Board District, Wagga 
Wagga). 
Lanp Boarp Distnaicr, TAMWORTH. 
Borah Creek 50h ...| George Winter ... sede 450 0 2,48) 46 
uring pikes Bee ...| Arthur John Macneill Simpson and Spencer Hector Macneil 290| 6 0 0 Beek Tx 
Simpson. 
Wallabadah ah ...| Ieabella MacDonald and Ethel MacDonald ... ae FOL 310 1| 3 Jamo cr) el uur 
Miller’s Creek RR ...| Reid Brothers Ltd. Age fa} date ake he a 156.) 93 2On 0 oO 14 Io 
Wombramurra_—.. The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd.. b-s}., 1,992] 74 gOn won Nize apie 
Piallaway and Walhallow The New Zealand and Australian Land Sila wny Fidiiolt.. 3,970.1 5 abe 84 hse ‘Le 
Kickerbell . Bee ...| Robert George Higgins... Sse t bed 641.) 4 tO) 6 4 mye 
Lanp Boarp Disreior, Waaca Waaea. 
pang Bang. (Seealso Land, James Duffey, Land District of Young ori! ae re) A TORO ae 2304 
Board District, Drange); 
Ouranee ... Ae The Corporation of the Bank of Australasia Se ies 730) “SMO me oO} wi ie) 
Wantabadgery... ...| Cheesborough Falconer John Macdonald and Claude} 1,090] 15 © Of 25 I0 11 
Augustus Kerr Macdonald. 
Yarrangobilly ee ...| George Harris ... ae br wae Pet at 501 1 (0 ie OF Ijaz 
Green Hills 4 ...| dames Burleigh Sharp . ee 7.800.| 2 Tagdaeastl Sor6 
Yabtree... oe ...| William Alfred Cottee and Willic am “Horsley (tenstoes and 21364] (7 TOMOG 27) T4eck 
executors of R. F. marley? 
162 Round Hill ee ...| Hon. James Balfour .., ity ar ie bs *: 205,| re" Someo AUTOLER 
188 Neurenmerremang ...| William Alexander Menzies and Henry Ryan (trustees late] 2,757 | I 10 9 612 6 
Henry Ricketson). 
266 Hillside ... ae ...| Alexander James Gordon Ross aby aie “3 nae A208) 3 nono ord 8 
2or) Wbillgbougpanas | sae ...| John Ross 50 aus on Rae at pie ed tytiae) 2 Uae 412 10 
296 Blowering... ae | William Krnest Tayler and Henry Hamilton Budden ie 4,020.) 2 1g) v44M BortosH5 
330 ©6©Dananbilla ee ...| Henry Chew ne sot ie tes il Fae a, 1,168 5 Bine 9 811 
342 Geegullalong. (See also 
Land Board ODistrict,' 
Goulburn). 
372 Kimo ae -3e ...| Frederick Char'es Green 503 6c ate eae ess],,, 151008 WO teed aM WER LT Sern 
377 Bangus ... Re ...| William Bootes ... ee iis ese ts oes .] 4,068) “A Ondo) Zit Toco 
389 Red Hill . ws Frederick Campbell... es ei wha a 330, © @.°0 $( Tek? 
429 Little Billabong and The Falls The Bank of New South aloe be ae ae Reh, ., TeOOx A ysi1 4 TI[T2s°6 
435 dingellic ... te «| Hrederick Wheeler Vyner Smithwiek... dit ai i.) 127944 93 9: Od" gelronas 
653 Jugiong ... .--| Ben Marshall Osborne . i ae re Ha ee Saga ro /O Oo (Fe Se 
436 Gunnong Jugrawab ea do ne on ae ce Be oe 2G a" <4.) (Onno ty 74390 
65 Lot No. 490 Hot ...| Thomas Cowper Bradley ae wus mal te PA omoor "1 "'O.40 Qlt2acG 
805 Lot No. 541 wee ...| Wrederick George White ae ane oe 3a Be tava cepa ete ae OlIIs 2 
854 Lot No. 582 “be ...| John Smith = : Ae nae tA aan afr 77H | “1. Ono af 4200 
g1t Lot No. 637 ree ...; Thomas Cowper Br adley ay Bs a wei (1) (45227.| 1. 9:40 6 11 11 
937 Lot No. 669 .| Frederick George White are ae fee A Ba esdGQ | ~..0cdeet 0 13: 9 
982 Lot No. 655 .. John Bradley... dt ab 6 es Peet O20.| - I oye 210 8 
989 Lot No. 574 tee ...| Peter Stuckey Mitehell... wae yi oy. oes Sa gs50P.| 0 asao 211Ora8 
990 «Lot No. 575 ae tel do 3% or tf ie er is1,,20,420 | © ‘Bako ALT tog 
991 Lot No. 577 ip A do ae 45 BA as in pl t4,902 | O-FBEO 515 8 
993 Lot No. 581 ine ...| John, Pierce _ .., eS ee ee ae a) Rabts442 1 6 Fo 5 ee 
994 Lot No. 579 oH BAA do see ee ie f: fu f14,0160"| “Or 5. yo DA ee 
996 Lot No. 462 ...| Patrick William F Freebody ee ane Ag Br w+, 20,400} 0 2 6 3118119 
ro1r Formerly Snow ” Dekae! Herbert Oswaid Lewis Wilkinson and Philip Edmund| 8,022 Q12 6 7 T6738 
No. 34. Norman Wilkinson. 








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: Rate Amount of 
No, and cn Spiel oo Wate of Lideiises. bir ae per mepaga eet nee 
Available. | 640 acres. for 1919. 
HASTHRN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp Distgicr, Waaaa WaaGa-—continued. 
Aeres. Lede ke Be 
1031 Lot No. 708 C7 ...| Goldshrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. ase ste ve Reel) (45280 |, 2 SOM Onl rem Sa oO 
1039 Lot No. 580 wd ...| John Pierce { vas ‘de HE vel (i2Os3 7 OL Ru J 19.2 
tojo Lot No. 689 Re ...| Henry George William: Wilkinson jes na vag | SEO) ae O! L2G 0 I5 10 
1o4r Formerly Beourtt Area,| John Pierce... ae ime a petreddo. li, T. TOU Onl ieoGnT Gms 
No. 111, Opossum Point. 
to46 Lot No. 571 Bre | Henry Pether ... oF ve igs AC v>| 18420 | 9.13 4] 19 3 9 
to48 Lot No. 578 wad ...| Allan Kirkham Findlay ae 16,400 | .0 5 Oo 6..S5 2 
to84 Lot No. 704 ta ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited NGA one 1269) aoe eee 
1086 Lot No. 796 eae <a do do Tall g ALOOON METAS 4 Oulu LE T5eNE 
1231 codboaneote: act ...| Louisa Nathsn and Ada Mary Thomas Sus ae eet COCR mee On O: |i 47 = tomes 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Boagp Disrrict, DUBBO. 
17 IWomboir ..6° 9 3. ...| Thomas Cornish.. : ae Rb sites pee rah. aes ae UO Ot Tg! Beg 
22 Peter Duffity 23s ...| Commercial Banking Company Toso |§ Geol © 9 14 to 
Mullengudgery ... ...| The New Zealand Loin and Mercantile Agency Company 234| 413 4 talae 2 
Ltd. 
59 Graloumbone  ... ...| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and 297-1 Sew 2° 7°10 
Alfred Hill. 
71 ‘Berida  ... che ...| The Berida Pastoral Coy. Ltd. ves Bed Gt a Fare 2itomea, QO) Tt 
85 Mumblebone eae ...| Henry Edward Kater ... vee ne ene BA igteeees koto bt 413 4 Lee aeLs 
112 Colliburl ... eee ...| Frederick John Chapman Bennett ate re A Ag 707. |, 3° 6m a Gere 5 
114 Bundilla ... Abe ...| David Maxwell Irving ... agar OL OL G aR SS a 
128 Wolla Wolla ... ...| Willoughby Vincent Dowling, ‘Richard Halifax Dangar, and THO |. 4eraeg seme re 7 
Colin Campbell Stephen (executors and trustees late 
Vincent James Dowling). 
135 Belgoreen a »..| Sidney Augustus Napier Austin Ba ae a ere eiscor || Se Gr Gmete Is. 2 
143 Back Esperance ,,, ...| Martha Caton ... tee Bei: 3s nag a 117 ube deat, a-13. 9 
150 Pueneeee nih | William Andrew Gardiner ees etenelsOO5 te ot Onn Wa ratrt | 5 
159 The Brigalows ... ...| Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited .. ce Vee ey ae Oprar 5 
174. Wingadee ee ...| New Zealand and Australian Land Company Limited rahe dj008 |) 4utga dep Sue oy 3 
177. Nelgowrie ... ade ...| William Channing a’ Beckett and Marsham Elwin a’Beckett ate |) Spore 2. 8 9 
179 Merebone... Ay .«.| Henry Robert Skinner , ee oft oa €70 | 6 0 9 Go) § 'S 
187 The Overflow... ...| The Law Debenture Corporation Ltd. se soe sip 10,503 17 O ) 40 16 Fx 
193 Perri Derri he s| Thomas Ellis... : me “hb rte bet rai ese eO heehee sere Den 7’ 
225 Balagula ... ane ...| William George Taylor A ue bid oe stil) THGOS ben 4a ee & 6-8 
236 Neinby ed aa? ...| Bank of New South Wales... BSS | v4enO 10 g *%5 
252 Luttabone.. x ...| William Charies Hill, Henry Hill, Alfred Hill, and Rowland 2,798 | Go © 205 Aes 
Smith Hill (trustees of the will of the ke ite Richard Hill). 
254 Coonimbia... eee .| Sir William Broun (paronet) fi Ae nee ee Lea ae ee O G° G25 
258 Buckyinguy ede ...| James Mansfield Niall . rt Fea aba Se ele Qyo0s ante 56 5 5 
260 'Tabratong... wee ..| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.) 2,829 | 6 0 0| 200108. 5 
Ltd. 
273 Merrigal Back ... ...| Albert Edward Jones ... 407" 5) 01 0 abige & 
274 Mount Harris... ..| fhe National Mutual Li'e Association of Australasia 420/ 6 0 O 3 187 9 
Ltd. s 
279 Merrybone ee .»| David McAlary .. ae Ree ah wae E70) fF 50,0 0 2 On, 
318 Pullingawarina ... ...| James McLeish Estates ‘Ltd. Pt AY aes ..e| 10,006 Oo 8 S37 ae 8. 
337. Guninbong er ...| John Jones, junr. TAS! he St r 349 
345 Brewon. (See also Land} John Kenneth Mackay, ‘the younger, ‘and William Hooke AAIzZ 3). O| O |) 20 148 
Board District, Moree). Mackay. - 
359° Bimble ... ie ...| Australian Mutual Provident Society... re ate Mbit $420 6. & i 30S 
364 Grawhey ... See .... William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, Alfred Hill, and Row- gol 2) Xs) Si Sart 
land Smith Hill (trustees of the will of the late Richard 
Hill). 
373 Sandridge ... wae do do apier.r gO |) OF OFTO Mero re? § 
374 The Boebung Swamp ..| Alfred William Jones ... in oa te5 ) SOUS o19 2 
386 Merryanbone whe ..-| The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney Ltd. ase Tale eR 16O | 4h angi ra 3; Ore? 
32 Willan ve x ...| James McLeish Estates Ltd. ... a sae 497 |) 5 OG Su oee 2 
437  Canonbar ... my ..-| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. * Ks Hs seit E1,829 te GR Psa Ts eit 
464 Gandymungydel ... ...| Bank of New South Wales... ws ie Sel aa 536| 4 0 0 ey eae 
477 Callubri... +2 ...| Leopold Tamerlane Watson ... a i et. sach* 2,089) | SVE 4 8 16 ‘1 
480 Tabratong West ... ...| Bank of New South Wales _... a ase ape wai 228) SetO00G © IOrir 
490 The Meadows ee ...| Bank of Australasia ... ER 8 “3 ae TOO ar Laat © 15 Io 
500 Colli ia .--| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Litas HAs Hee aig ee 288 BO § 2° 8. 0 
510 New Geralgambone | «| George Douglas Davidson... we a i, aa 29% | 5 -6..8 PIS 0 
530 Narraway ... Ey; ...| dames McLeish .. 190 | 5° 0 © t 9g 8 
534 Merri Merri ins ..| The New Zéaland Feat aid Mer eantile Agency eb. a29s | 4:0 - 6 TA Ao 
Ltd. 
552 Lower Willie East... ...| Commercial Banking Co. of Pa Et: eg ¥j ot! 742 W~ 4) O'S 4 19 3 
571 Galaragambone .., ...| Bank of New South Wales... tee ae at 200 | 5 6 8 Pe nee rd 
572 Egelabra hb ...| Hon. Henry Edward Kater... Bi Re tt oft 440 (6 Or 76 3) Se" 2 
578 Canonba ... oe ...| dames Niell Garland... wes a wig et ae 722 | 615: 0 7 12 4 
596 Terrangan ... a! ...| Bank of New South Wales... Hee Bay ae ost 780 6) & 6 i Ose 
598 Bundemar ... th re do tt cathe 21,0645 (4 ae Gia 716 0 
399 Wonbobbie... SA ...| The Mutual Life and Citizens’ “Assurance Co Bid. oat iy 2 E048 \ 4° FOC oO}! 13 13 41 
611 Tenandra ..; ee ...| Henry Campbell... sed j ane | TA |" Gu On go On 6 











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: Rate Amount of 
No. and Nar ek Perens Ararat icensae, eae per Reation A er i € 
Available. 640 acres. for 1919. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Laxp Board District, Despso— continued, Acres. £ 5.4 SL yshid 
612 Wyabray ; City Bank 7,095.1 AO 0.) 148) roar 
625 Kenaweena... oe ...| Henry Campbell me ie u sae 5,742 | 13, Sel ag To 2 
652 Mungerbumbone ... .| James McLeish . ee ozs Ae 2,08% | 4.13 4a). %5. 63 00 
660 Narran ...| Union Bank of Aaveralin Ltd. 153 Zyl 2) aA: OT TO) 
690 Willeroon ... .| Edward Smith Hall and Australian Joint Stock Bank 1,442 PANY aH Ga Oune 
723 West Bogan No, $a Bank of New South Wales... 4,040 | 213 4] 1616 8 
752 Pref. Occ. License on Derri-| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co, Ltd, 4,012 )| 4 WeOs COM anes WET nO 
bong Holding. 
756 Pref. Occ. License on Bur-| The Bank of Australasia els ie “of 396 | 413 4 217 9 
raway Holding. 
Lanp Boarp Dierricr, Forbes. 
15 Caragabal .., Andrew Campbell Gibson, Norman Gibson, and Dudley; 4,375 | 213 4| 18 4 7 
William Gibson. 
24 South Condoublin... .| George Lee tse isa 400 ne soe 2,691 | (3 GinSWetat Go 4 
28 Cadow oe ...| Rudolph Hermann rorioe nity 532) ao Tees 2H Na 
51 Ooradgery ... .| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company 534 TlOme 0 T Lo, 18 
Limited. 
54 West Mandamah ... ...| Alexander Davidson, Henry Thompson Davidson, and 27 TigROunO 0 6 9 
William Davidson. 
65 Weelong ip ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. 412); 2 0 0 ae Nae e) 
75 Tregalana ... Ae ...| Hlwyn Dagworth Blomfield and Frank “Aubyn Blomfield 2,626 3 lOmLON AT?! (BO) 16 
126 Bolagamy ade .| Francis James Scott Was 736) 13 FORO: 3 191 0 
149 Geeron or Derangibal Charles Henry Morgan and Frederick ‘Walter Morgan Te 4) «4 Omi ©! gi prt 
162 Lake Cowal dis ...| John Bloyd Mauka. ty pe 168 2 eG) oO 12, 6 
181 Warroo : 3c ...| Charles Macphillamy ... se mae ic Sr'30 4 0) nO 5 ras. 
202 ‘Tyrie 5 ae ..| Tyrie Pastoral Company Limited uae one 929 213 4 3°97 5 
216 Gulgo Sputhe ...| The Bank of New South Wales oH 22:3 4 134 rT £246 
267 Yaddra .| Bank of New South Wales ‘ BAA Zinn o-r8y 4 
269 Wardry ... ahs do ee net es 836} 119 5 211 6 
287 West Bland Plains «| Matthew John McWilliam Robinson... ; ate mil) (Pes ORE 22S: th MeO! mn ae 
446 Bundaburrah ...| dohn Henry Smith pee dist sie aife side cs ©Son) F4 “O.{fo 6 f25°6 
459 Nangerybone .| Hill, Clark, & Co., Ltd... 1,399 TT i_ iO 316 6 
483 Micabil a George Miller Gavel se (ey || Zh BP} A Roe 
509 Arramagong Weat.. ...| Union Bank of Australia Tid 926 CP ied ie) 4 610 
546 Burra Burra ...| Lhe Law Debenture Corporation Ltd. 1,750 2 42 114 7 MEVTO 
555 Lower Balabla .| Steel Caldwell, junr. ... nee T6053) 2 eT Oune 7 TO. 8 
585 Iandra .| William Pomeroy Crawford Greene Sate 207-0 ea) "oO T9S: fo 
591 Towyal .| The Law Debenture Corporation Ltd. 244} 213 4 T yO, 4 
635 Bumbaldry ...| James McMahon ; Me 243) ene ecw Ww ey 2 
701 Lake Cowal... As .| Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Coy. Ltd... 10,7420) 92 She) KO 8901 
713 Arramagong East ... William Yeomans a 2970 | aaigwed 2° 10553 
842 Lot No.165... ...| Perpetual Trustee Company Tented 8 ats 2,540 2013 etd, HO. TZ *2 
85 Lot No. 18... .| LE. McLean & Sons, Ltd. a ses 50 333) (5 15.48 o18 7 
Lanp Boarp District, Hay. 
23, Benduck ... se Henry Parkman Sturgis, Arthur Palmer Blake, Arthur| 6,974| 5 I 4; 55 4 2 
. Clevedon Willis, and Charles Wanley Trelawney Fuller 
Russell. 
29 Keri Keri ... a Alexander Thomson Creswick ,., 784 | 4.0 0 418 0 
43 Nyingay Robort Carstairs Simson : ses as : : 8 " 3 3 
67 Belubula (see also Land! Union Trustee Co. of Australia (Limited) and 4 William Boydl | 12 7 Oe ES: ig SR} 
Board District, Wagga (executors and trustees lace Hon. Nathan Thornley). 
Wagga). 
72 Pevensey Albert Prince Edward Tyson ... 2,687 || On 2aSyiee Ts 0 
73 Uabba New Zealand Loan and Mercantile ‘Agency Coy. Ltd. 1,073 )|| © ©7000 Berd 19 
76 Yanga : The English, Scottish, and Australian Bank Limited 35557 4) OLS mad. nit alo 
89 Mooloomoon ..| John Frederick William Payne aan vs me ove F421) | bo OgeO OMe (6) 
go Wargam Robert Henry Woodward 5 177) ee TOMO Okey 
ro8 Nyang The Hon. Simon Fraser ; 500.1 5 Ou 4 19 10 
117 Toogimbie . Leonard Parsons and John Dill. : 1,477 | 218 § 6 TBs 
120 Ihliliwa llliliwa Company Limited ... - 11,988 | 5 17 4] 109 17 Io 
123 Moolpa Moolpa Pastoral Company Proprietary Ltd... : ke S057M are 10 8 697 as, 
124 Booabula John Hutchinson Blackwood . om ‘ise : 8,297 8 (ap 0.48) nha 20k 
131 Moroco Mary Louisa Wilson ... site ee pe ane : 680] 8 5 4 815 8 
144 Liewah .. do ee ai a ios 278 1 MO. 4040 2 Tele 
160 Tuppal (scealsoLand Board| F. 9. Falkiner & Sons Limited Sp ee aa scaly 1,200.4 12, yO}, 108) Base t oR 
District, Wagga Wagga). 
167. Tala.. ...| English, Scottish, and Australian Bank Limited ... oonh 4 OSA KTS 18.00 6 0 2 
178 Yanko (Block Ay ...| Lewis Kiddle ... oe 2 Cre <6 3S io 22) 
217 Oxley hy 344 ...| Robert Percival McFarland a ie eHiROZ93 | 2.13 eetieess vOmer 
228 Gelam Ve .| Willham Austin and Austin William ‘Austin... 5G peluets73 | 6 So Haas tary 
231 Singoramba (Block A) Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey .. 36 590! 9 6 8 Sriaane 
233 Berembed North .., ...| dohn Jeremiah Leahy ., 1,488 | 6. OWOWmysg 198% 
256 Canoon Point ..| William Austin and ‘Austin William ‘Austin.., 95777 | Ve aOw miso 5 m0 
257 Csroonboon ..| Australian Mutual Provident Society... ip FTA ||| 5 On ke 5 19 0 
264 Binya ..| Ebenezer Glenecross Grant and Fr ederick Ashley Thorpe. me) 23:097 | O13 s4naukd (OO 
282 Werai : ..| Archibald Rutherford McCrae and John Arthur MacCrae... 341 1 aS Onno 4 550s 
284 Thellangering East | «| Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Coy. Ltd. 31304 | S2arSi aeSalames Teor 
300 Wooloondool é «| Lhomas Alfred Field, James Fisken Vickery, Stanley 6,350 1 2. OBulhees oar 
Vickery, and Arthur Vickery. 











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4843 








. Rate Amount of 
No. and Name of Occupation Name of Licensee. mare Re i ie License Fee 
mea Available.) 645 acres. ie nen 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp District, Hay— continued, Acres. £ 8. a. £ a. di. 
Aratula William Ernest Albert Edwick bee 166; 6 8 o Ett? 
North Wakool : Archibald Currie ae aes 52 | 96 7 O 16°"S 
Coree (see also Land Board| Bxecutors of late David MeCaughey .. SE see 2,529 || QO) OO) sh. Sa 
District, Wagga Wagga). 
Zara William Officer ... ee nd aed Sh BRT Or, O12 Oar Sink Omer 
Hartwood ... Richard Blackwood ib Son TOL 3) Shit 4 Om Omer 
Yanko (see also Land Board Executors, Sir Samuel Wilson... visniet2. OO) \) Uaomro 
District, Wagga Wagga). 

Willurah .., wn .| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. ie asa 36. § 3 1398S 
Deniliquin .., 7 .| George lLandale, David Gordon Landale, and Jessia 3966 | 6 ‘Oo oOo; 18 8 8 
Georgina Landale (executors and executrix of the late 

Alexander pape 
Bundyulumblah ,,, ...| David Moore... : Stic q fe tas 832 OO 716 oO 
Quiamong ... ee: ...| Executors of the late Robert Landale LO2s (ei 2 Ouro 3 Sug 
Mungadal .., ts ...| Colin William Simson ... 455900) 4° oO "28 133g 
Tehelery  ..: : Henry Osborne, Pat Hamilton Osborne, and ‘Stephen Mess- OZone 3. lige 3) ON 9 

man Osborne. 
Kerarbury ... be .| John Sutcliffe Horsfall... A ote bon 2,620un12" OF onl 49 S16 
Mathoura .., uy ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. of Aise ore VA Cra 4 Loe LO) Seto 
Moira ey 3 ...| Moira Pastoral Coy. Proprietary Limited SSC Lend) Touran et TO. py, 
Tubbo 30 tee Tubbo Estate Company Ltd. ne wae cele 33200 NO OC oud ss) (S48 
Woorooma .., au Alexander McBean, William McBean, Isabella Jessie] 7,920 Cheah.) 355,260, 

McBean, Grace Margaret McBean, Isabella Bailliere, 

and Mary Ann Stevenson. 
Yarrabee_ .., wee Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey and John at se oe 204} 16 0 0 Suz 0 
Barham Aloysius O’ Keefe ese 5oze) Olay Auimeo Ty. 7% 
Ulonga.... Ulonga Pastoral Company Proprietary Ltd... a b2,0OQN) 2 140 4umesom yn G 
Warwillah .., ...| Edmund Naughton ... F af. 4,984 | 6 8 oO] 49 16 10 
Wanganella ...| FE. S. Falkiner & Sons Limited — 3,314) OL Tae areas Tons 
Noorong John James Armstrong, Thomas Shaw Armstrong, and T0060) 7 On ommmar 2 Am od) 

George Lewis Aitken (trustees of the late Thomas 

Armstrong). 
Pref. Occ. License on Werai| Archibald Rutherford McCrae and John Arthur McCrae .. Soni) ou Tae EPs 10 

Holding. 
Lot No. 53... ..| James John Ranger Baxter ..., AD 706 ee , 7,553 (0 te 
Lot No. 57... Bde Thomas Herbert Templeton ... a Soe BSC esol. Ss 200) ||" “Lseatnaee gD es 
Lot No. 58... ot: James John Ranger Haxter ... oc ..| 20,480 Sat LY GP..o 
Lot No. 59... uy oe: fo) nes PAG Abc 3,500) || saccetueas BIS £ 
Pref. Occ. License on| John Jeremiah Leaby .., ies sé one Oar) tOmr ogo I 10 oO 
Berembed North pel rota 
Lot No. 69... Fred Steer ANG ee 48 uae bes 2 GOOn | lee Gus 7%0 O 
Lot No. 125... ...| Alfred Marshall : 6,600) | | Oo) 1354! 6 rs 6 
Lot No. 141... .».| Michael Le Grand J 24,681 21206 ) M8rlr9% 0 
Let No. 142... ec do fed 4, are 26,900) |) (0 FO) 0) |) 214.0) 4 
Lot No. 154... ...| Alfred James Marshall... a ae es ae, sae 4201 O Taked Sirsa0s 
Lot No. 155... ee do ae bee we St seein SOON OF laguna: 0 Te 
Lot No. 1537... ive a do en ioe & soe erat FROOON le Obl (Au ear a’ TORTO 
Lot No. 156... 13 Arthur James Marshall Hs tee a eel LT, 700) ONDGE 4 EET?) « 3h4Q 
Lot No. 136... Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. tee see 7,200 NIL ORTON. O Sar Sienn 
Part of area of Lot No. 134 do ; ASOON ME GNLO; 0) f) LO) PINKO 
Lot No. 149... ase Alfred James Marshall... 13,200 | o13 4 TUL Sao 
Lot No. 152... ‘ do ae ie we ve ae G,2to org) v4 Sy eae wie 
Lot No. 153... a ee ate aE ae ies ade RAST Cfrs | 4 Bras 
Lot No. 186... * $6 9,320 | O10 Oo FNS wee: 
Lot No. 187... wee ...| Arthur Hillman. 18,300 | O10 oOo 146010 
Lot No. 188... boc ...| Younghusband, Row, & Company Proprie ary Ltd. Peon i Ov LOnO TSS 
Lot No. 150... AC ...| Alfred James Marehall., age 13,000 | 013 4 13 10 10 
Lot No. 144... eee «| Robert Peters .., wea mae oe 20,000.) 0) 10)! One aOnoOl ns 
Lot No. 145... ne FS do ace nae 7,700)|| 0) TO, OnmiEs, 16 7 
Lot No. 184... ws .».| William Wilson Killen... sty 2s aes AL 4,800 | 0 10 0 Seis O 
Lot No. 185... ie Ace do ive aes ane aes ve 10,500 | 0 10 oO 8 4 0 
Lot No. aie an do aes oct nae ox ae 14,754 || OFTQ) (4B METS) Zen 5 
Lot No. 159.. Af As do Ree ie tee 5 103 F4,7001|) Gets 4pins G13 
Lot No. 210... ose . Killen, Ekin, & Coy. ... 28,700 /:O710}JOwnta2 8) 5 
Lanp Boarp District, Moren. 

Gurley cre bbe ..| Robert James Philip Simson, Helen Archbald Luke Simson,} 4,260/{ 515 o|] 38 5 6 

and Lauchlan Kenneth Scobie Mackinnon (the execu- 

trix, executors, and trustees of the interest of the late 

John Simson). 
Oregon ae ay .| The Bank of Australasia hae ats aus x 5,240) | ao Ta aw. 17 ba 
Gorian ate tee 2 do ent a ae By Mie ever Sy XOR. bo ANEOR OLN By aby ie 
Tyreel ay sé .| BenjaminJohn Hercules Richards and Duncan Carson (execu- Ah || ey sey wh 6) 1aye2 

tors and trustees of the will of Robert nce 
Polly Brewan ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd... SIZE |) ae OMS 8) 8iirr 
Dobikin ,.. we ..., Albert Robert Stafford . 757150) | 2° Taye dy eio2) Ord 
Goonal ...| Peter Cumming Watt, ‘Walter Cumming Watt, and John 5,008! 4) 13) 1936 9 4 

Granville Watt, 
Welbendungah ...| George Henry Hebden ... form): 4° 0 o 66 5 
Yarraldool ... mae et John Kenneth Mackay, the younger, "and William Hooke Tits) | se ONG Reyes 








Mackay. 


























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Reta ated Rate Amount of 
No. and Name ot Occupation RUG ve Eivetivee. Aven per nou rei! ae 
ripen: Available.| 645 acres, for 19109. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Laxwp Boarp District, MorEz—continued. Across (0 BoiGs ee, eee 
118 Killarney ..., sth ...| Thelma Buchanan Lambert. ... bee ive «al 11, dade "on 5. 6G 4 Qpct 
121. Willewa _ ... es ...| The Commercial Banking Coy. of Sydney is my sal 312 | 450 O0%@ # IG 9.0 
138 Warragan ,.. eck ..| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile AgimoH! TRG ee 5 os ol TIO AY bof O,40 T)  Byvrd 
141 Bogewong ... nn a3 age Crossing ... BG = 307 len dn VO 19 PS gis 
2a rl doolemiess ...| The Executors of the late Thomas Cook alt tas AeA Batter ete) WIGH LEA © (2. 59 19 0 
188 Centre Block, No. 3 George Munro and William Kdward Wilson 552 | 4 T5ic@ A Zoid 
206 Kucargo or Tory Wee Waal John Kenneth Mackay, junior, and William Hooke Mackay 54r | 4.0 0 F Hew 
22. Goulail |)... nad ...| George Henry Hebden ... e. Hee aa ‘eg EAL. 1,020 h E5O. Me : o-ri 
53 Warran Downs _... ...| Robert George Higgins... iol v. ats gas ...| 6,803 | 2 23h Ailing Goat 
59 Oryon a ed ...| John Kenneth Mackay .. er 74 923) 37.0 ca 4-2 15 
76 Carinda ... bee ..| Thomas McNamara and "Thomas H. McNamara ede od, 3,110 4] (et. pOumOulmerOMOmI 
303 Mourabie ... a ...| The City Bank of Sydney win 210 je 2e raed Oo 17 6 
308 Coppymurrumbil ... ...| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance ‘Company, Ltd. 18,506} 1 GioSehui gh Theat 
SOmMINIGUY tee <= ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. <a) +2430 | 2 Olam 5% bo-0 
345 Brewon (see aleo Land 
Board District, HEnROE 
443 Currugundi.. sins ...| The executors and trustees of the late John Henry Davies... 375 | 4. 1Oene a lapse 
3 Midkin a Bes ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Coy. Ltd. ... Pa S302 413 ed 6r 3 Ie 
484 Success... Pee ...| Frederick William Lake Kirkby af amg sag wi AQ i) 45 Ono © 6.2 
S24) Vlumbie 4°. aes ...| Harold Victor Bull ay Peleeet O02 | 2a tare AN Beh 
28 Coombogolong  ..,. ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltée 41 6,895 | 5 @aidriggh? Gute 
560 Tucka Tucka a ...| dames Cobb White ant ess +e wl rahe 25032 0, LO, 40 B43) 2 
562 Whalan ... ins ...| Thomas Fitzgerald Moore, John Redding Moore, Bryan| 2,990) 413 4 21 16 1 
Fitzgerald Moore, and Patrick James Moore. 
§89 Merriwa ... sei ...| The Queensland National Bank Ltd. oh 735 ~IMETs TOO |. oF Osis Ze CaN 
671. Big River. ... .. | Commercial Banking Coy. _ .., 8,069 | 0 15 0 9 apm 
Barraba Detached .. ...| Henry Septimus Badgery, Robert George Dundas Fitz- W732 | 2: 0) 4G Fee iS 
gerald, and William many | Duckham. 
852 Lot No.172... ee ...| Thomas Dent... tt st MEO St a 4-75 16 | Pita oues 
877 Lot No. 194... bas ...| William Reardon ae tas iss is! BY: odie HORS ere hen 26 @e45 
885 Lot No. 196... ie ...| Matthew James Sowden an ae iN at veel ZOR7OOM) nas cewetd Se O02 10 
$82 Lot No. 108... cl: ...| John Hamilton ... as. omg | 16,400 | © I1G- 9 id. 1 Fe x2 
890 Lot No. 205 .. sie ...| David Worrell and Thomas Ditchfield ne ba al, ZOO STi creas eye bq 1g oA 
894 Lot No. 209... ny ...| William Obesien Phillips ae <i e. aia ol E2000 © 10. 0 Ig 94-0 
899 Lot No. 273... 3 se sae : i. see sont. 25704.) 3 165 @ 2 Loz 
OTD Wl enisSehs -¢7=- Retna: ities on whe ane Ae slaty LO, DOG n=. .aahbs 2G. 04.0 
OO PMNs se cecinss co: eseiceaer veces: Thomas William Currey ane ie 33 “pe - ah BBG IpsrOt uli Sykol27. TZ 1 
Lanp Boarp Disrrict, TamMwortH, 
Weetaliba .... ww. .+.| Hugh McMaster, James McIntyre McMaster, and Duncan) 1,698 1, 1Bh) 4 4 SEus 
McMaster (executor and trustee) and the Perpetual) 
Trustee Co. Ltd. (trustee), trustees of late John 
MeMaster, junior. 
234, Ulinda ne & ...| David Innes Watt i 12,106 | 2.73504) Isa Siro 
476 Upper Bugaldi ... ...| Hugh McMaster, James McIntyre McMaster, and ‘Duncan IS | Trager Gc Geo 





McMaster (executor and trustee), and The Perpetual! 
Trustee Company, Ltd. (trustee), trustees of the late 
John McMaster, junr. 





532 More Devil... As ...| Robert James Philip Simson ... Ba one 243 | 2419004 y gre 
640 Breeza esis “at ...| Joseph Clift, Samuel Clift, and 1 George Clift as ahh “3,050 |, Gu Reese wOm, 30D 
696 Gowang ... eee | David Innes Watt ay fi are ae 174.) | 4q.0ere ih Ey 


Lanp Eoarp District, WaGGA WAGGA. 











31 Boomanoomana .., ...| William Lionel Hay, Harold Dudley Hay, John Alexander 3029 | 16-02 °o me 1 tee) 
Sloane, and Bruce Pitcairn Hedderwick. 
67 Belubula. (See also Land 
Board District, Hay.) 
132 Egan Creek.. ae ..| Walter McGeoch and Albert Atlee McGeoch ae slat 37 elie or 8 Sam ee ule 
154 Colombo Creek he ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... ‘ aah woe} TIGR h TOPE as Te aS 
160 Tuppal. (See also Land 
Board District, Hay.) 
163 North Yathong... ...| John Glenn ee A a Ba ss spi mn cl BES ae tito. 134 4 | Saye ee a 
164 ‘arramia ... ee ....| Henry Tarlton Whitty ... cee a8 ne sie ae ASONNTO* O° O) | et ze ONO 
2090 Widgiewa ... a ...| B.S. Falkiner and Sons Ltd. £53 AS ai Left 2,005°| Om.6 SURO TS 3 
224 Colombo Plain... ...| dohn Rudd and Isaac Rudd... ie bey elemdsgOO' |. 2.13) Wil eeou Sina 
242 Barogga ... wie ...| William Boyd and James Hill Boyd . He xe Ret BTS (624) O81 MTOM 4anG 
275 Butherwah.. Ais ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... ce site wd i aimez,O72 | 4) O28 'o | RT2aTOR © 
335 Burrongong Fy ...,| Catherine Russell Maslin ace al. ud ee Rae S9r | 136-6) SUase Mes 
338 Myall Plains ae ...| John Quilliam ... xe va ust Bee ask 20) | Gane of Or Ig) oO 
42 Coonong is ai ...| Sir Samuel McCaughey — os is sy ee Mes 637 | 12.0) © PORE per ee 5 
340 O’Brien’s Creek ... ...| George Paterson Wilson i: 1% ae ax fa S40: 2a om ee dS Bet 
349 Bulgandra ... 73 ...| Thomas damison Gibson We a O24 | Sieg im 4k O 
358 South Urana Walter McGeoch and Albert Atlee MeGeoch | ~fe a 514% | 6e.0 Sas £28 
376 Coree. (See also Land Board 
Thistrict, Hay.) 
42t Yanko. (See also Land 
Board District, Hay. Le bd 
431 Kulki : Wee .| Thomas Millear ,., Soc eee ies ee ibe aed 302-12 0800 ee ee 





















































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RENHWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued. 
F Rate Amount of 
iNo. and N oe ‘of Occupation Waite of Livénsed. Betimnatae per Section License Fee 
icense. Available: Z of pay able 
40 acres. for I9I9. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp District, WageA Waaga—continued. cress) Si ‘aye. aoe ose C, 
454 Goree ...| James Robertson 2,532 | 15 6 8 Goer aed 
456 Kyeamba ...| Alexander Smith Casa 3) Tone ZiT? iG 
495 Gregadoo ...| Allen Bradley Moan and Charles Nixon 209 | 3 6 0 212 ula 
565 Carnerney ... ...| John Glenn nee rer - 626") 8°17) 9 tant 7eee 
601 Mundawaddera ...| The Scottish Australian Investment Company Limited 1,289 8 0 oO 161) 243 
604. Bundure : ...| New Zealand and Australian Land CORBARE : Limited EAT Ts 0: 65 |p Fo OuRG 
638 Bourke’s Oreck ..| Robert Ross. ba, 716 | 913 4 te Dee 
711 Walbundrie .| William Kiddle, the younger WY, Per, ie ove Oda 57 0 118 5/19, 3 
884 Lot No. 200 ne «| James McLaughlin £: ron * 2,498! 15 6 81 59:17 @ 
WESTERN DIVISION. 
3 Weilmoringle a Donald MacKay, John MacKay (the younger),.Ronald} 3,073/ o 2 013 9 
MacKay, George Neal Magill, and David Hartley Magill. 
4 Innesowen ... ...| Reginald Charles Allen and Arthur Wigram Allen (execu-| 80,640] © 2 6] 1515 0 
tors of the late William Barklimore). 
7 Wilga ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co, (Limited) .. r 926.4) © Ionog ti) Scr 
$e Hort’ Gupy 5... ...| dohn George Edge and Malcolm Purches Reid f..\225,600,) © ..2) QuNd4e) 206 
9 Buckanbee ... ...| Alfred Kirkpatrick 60,63r,,| 0 2) Gyiadggitr2¢<6 
12 Meadows ...| Welsh Bros. (Limited) .. hefaPl,020,) O (6 aSyige) 1 okt 
13 Nelyambo ... ...| Joseph Limits wi40aySael “Oo (2. ONlaGis 7. 10 
15 Noonthorungee .| Nuntherungie Pastoral Company (Limited)... i.-| 184,320 | © 2 Oj hG gil o1-o 
16 Coulpataro... .| The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. tianttee) 1,040 | I aahg 4).4)-9 
17 Dumble ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co, (Limited) .. de 2,095) ©..5 aa TH 5510 
18 Buckwaroon ...| Murdoch Sutherland Armstrong 2530 snI Ou an 15 0 6 
19 Tiltagara ...| Australian Estates and Mortgage Co. (Limited) 77 800) O , 2 Galt san 50:0 
20 Mount Gipps ...| William Smith and Robert Sellar x, 20,510} O 4GurSiw TOiT5..2 
29 64‘Teryawynia.., ...| Dalgety & Company (Limited) 2,569,| 0,4 ONeleesigen 
30 Nymagee .| Edward Killen, junior .. TOeU | (Oso Oh. T=) 6 
32 Corella | The Scottish Australian Investment Co. (Limited) of "Sydney 32224) (OOo Si 7 <t0 
3 Compton Downs ...| Lhe Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. (Limited)| 4,149 | 2 0 Oj 12 19 4 
35 Wapwella ... .| Malcolm Robertson, Coiler McCracken, and Alexander Oliver] 26,491 | 9 7 Oj} 1414 Oo 
(executors and trustees of the will of James Robertson). 
36 Culpaulin .., .) Robert Wentworth Byrnes and William James Byrnes 20,995. | 9.9 3 ESL 305 
37. Restdown ...| Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) 49,100| 0 8 8} 33 7 4 
38 Gurrera ...| Australian Bank of ‘Commerce (Limited)... 5,967} 914 9 OY 78 
Somibil Til ...| Lhe New Zealand and Australian Land Sean? (Limited) Fong Omom O 208 
40 Frome’s Creck .| Alexander Cornfute Macdonald Aa sh ois ELT? 400) |. Onze O 225 OF 0 
43 Elsinora ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. : ..|107,400 | 0 2 6 25) O08 -O 
51 Clare ...| Henry Henty and Thomas Colles (as executors of the will of 9,82 Oma) LT - 
the late William Edward Stanbridge), William Angus 
Waugh, John Waugh, junior, and William Waugh. 
52 Tarcoon ...| The Bank of New South Wales a 3,264 | 0 16 8 4 5 0 
53 ‘Pirillie Clara Louisa Coward (widow), Henry Frederick Holland 31,928 | o 2 8} 416 8 
Coward, Leslie Blanchard Coward, and Reginald Norman 
Allworth, executrix, executors, and trustees late Henry 
Blanchard Coward. 
56 Coronga Downs ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) . OGia 219 rh A 
57. Pulpulla .| Reginald Charles Allen and Arthur Wigram Allen (execu-}| 03,820] 0 6 4] 3113 4 
tors of the late William Barklimore). 
60 Boomiaricool ..| William Kilpatrick ae om 34,980 | o 2 6 617 6 
61 Marma A do ne Aifsweetoy || Koy ey Ae 817 6 
64. Tinapagee ... ...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) 241,272 | 0 2 GO iipGOi1 35 ox 
65 Connulpie Downs ... ...| Malcolm Reid _... 1-.| 202,860 | 0 2 6] 39 15 © 
67 Buckalow ...| Dalgety & Co. (Limited) <j ERS) MeO eX) |), STS) 7 
70 Nullawa | The New Zealand and Australien Land Company (Limited) 3,276 | x 18 1OvadtyI3 ajo 
72 Willara ...| Edward Killen, John Leigo, and George Leslie Dutton ...| 93,334 | 0 2 6 fake fs) 12) 
740 The Priory... .| The Law Débenture Corporation (Limited) . T5547.) OF FAais 010 3 
78 Moothumbil do do 548761 0 SioG hugay Sire 
80 Brindingabba Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Limited) mae. \, OF LOmedal (02°05) 1S 
81 Springfield ... ...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) .. 32,;375.| O27 ‘Onhu sy) 573 
82 Bulla ...| Henry Frederick Lampe vet 63,820 | 90...9 Ginbaltou-8 
85 Gidgee .| The Australian Bank rf Commerce (Limited) 95,380] © 5 41-40 0 0 
86 Bulgoo Bank of New South Wales .... H.|. 61,029] 0 AZ lOvbigsV15 otk 
88 Talyeale ...| William Wilson Killen and Edward Killen :; .| 127,827 ot? 6 24.19) 4 
go Lissington ... x ...| The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) i dil. FESG fh sO» eanae r 
g2 Salisbury Downs ... Sidney Kidman and The Hon. William Charles Angliss 4.1. 489,080 | © 2 (Gi Gbvr2. 16 
93 Yantara Aaa Sidney Kidman and Malcolm Donald Reid . yal 22755000. OmmenmOnlen dA x OuNO 
95 Mundi Mundi The Union Bank of Australia (Limited) _ T3;S05,) O45 12 G7 6218 
tor. Bundabulla... ..| R. H. Meares and Company vat ner | (Limited)... 1,263 | 3 0 0 5113.5 
104. Yanda ...| Yanda Pastoral Company (Limited) .. 36,168 O 27 10) THis oF 
105 Milrea =f. ...| Executors, Gustavus Aird Murray : ; 2,242 Tyna. 9! On 4 
107 Wilkie Plains ...| John Mackay Gordon and William Waugh Gordon. 1,090 |, IL agi ¢ 3) omy 


* Covered by amount at credit on appraisement, 








+ Balance owing for 1919. 





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Eatimated Rate Amant ot 

No, and Name of Occupation AD per Section icense Fee 
License. Name of Licensee. ee a payable 
‘| 640 acres. for 1919. 





WESTERN DIVISION—continued. 


Acres. ni GE Jl Esa ide 
110 Bangheet ... bor ...) The New Zealand and Australian Land Company (Limited), eke. IL.) Aeodaonan 22 14 3 
112 Boondarra ,., hive ...| Hon. Sir Samuel McCanghey .. Bele, OsOnia oO 12 10 Ve Te 22 
114 Bootra ee atid ...| Anthony Sackville Ridaran Bea Stella “Matilda Kidman ...| 96,000 Oey G6 TSVIs PLO 
117 Mondadoo .., sis ...| Australian Bank of Commerce ay npc 66 et 603 | I 0 © o 18 11 
118 Brenda ere aan ...| Lovick Tyrrell ... Ad an tea, O50 Se Ome® 912 2 
119 Tupra io aus ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. 1,252) Ody to Of ONS 
t21. Muckewerawa ie ...| The New Zealand ie Australian Tand d Company (Limited) 944 BG 418 4 
124 Bunneringee me ...| Benjamin Chaffey He Oy ial bt, 540 Gi (ORO Re o 14 6 
131 Grashier) ae ...| Adam Thomsas Laidlaw ai vee acs ee +ee| 104,440 Copy yale) 20 10 oO 
132 WNillera or Canyanboon ...| John Danson .. 61,234 9010 2 48 16 0 
152 Angledool ... ase ...| Lhe Australian Mercantile Land and Finance ‘Co. (Limited) 7,192 1,17 4) ||)" 20019) *6 
160 Urisino ... ea ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. bi 17,207,780 , OW 270M See) OFS 
161 Packsaddle.. 00 ...| Morden Proprietors (Limited)... es #:1%59,960 110 (2) ON iaren 2a G 
164 Yandama ..., ..| John George Edge and Malcolm Purches Reid 900 peal O03, 060m) Ome mr Om iT 2 LOmRO 
165 North Abbotsford ., Ps! Jl hO@outia, Vaetor Reid : she van 978 | 0 9 6 019 0 
167 Kaleno_... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. if: me ees OT, 500% Oy FO Ou SaatOgno 
169 Kajuligah ... as ...| Edmund Naughton wk ois ate fh. .30,080.] 0 ,2:869) Miners BO 
174 Avoca ! hea ...| Elder, Smith and Company (Limited) a gh seal, yppskely/ 0) 2°10 Op eye 
177 Gundabooka Me ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Oo. (Limited) .. i ee RES 7,004 ml ON. Sear Si ene 5 ied mre 
178 Cultowa ... ae | Matthew Ingle Browne and William Browne ved Wen) £57309 0.3 4a! 4osIOk s 
179 Booberoi .., ut ...| Alexander Thomas nner He a us vee peste 31/52.) On Qiold 214 9 
180 Dungalear ... site ...| Duncan Sinelair .. mais a8 ado 4a s| 14,199 | I 10 I | 34 11 II 
18x Belford aN aha ...| Jane Duigan ... oe 38c ves +.| 48,900 0270.6 912 6 
183. Wanga Mana Bs ...| Dalgety and Company (Limited) vif09,700 | © 6 9] 36.15) 9 
184 Curranyalpa Rae ... Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (Hinited) MES ORS) Ol 2 Wao ad 
185 Nocoleche ... hie ...| Hon. Sir Samuel McCaughey 1 ...| 330,897 On 2ao) 65 16 o 
186 Gnalta Sc abe ..-| Elder, Smith, & Company (Limited) , doc be i..1230,860,,| © 2006s Ad5a 2 690 
To9 8) Keribree) (i. doe ..:| Belalie Pastoral Company (Limited) .. is itn elieTE5200) 01.6 ° ORIZOT Cmts 
190 Thackaringa tae ...| The Law Debenture Corporation (Limited) . ie a | SREOOM | 1O) SOLS Am Ons 
192 Fulham Ue ...| Welsh Bros. (Limited)... mi ne ue 40 os (055240. | 0.2/0) #98 332 on 
193 Amphitheatre a6 ...| Edward Montgomery Perrott .. ape ase hints raul 0 ..S Sel iaie fa 2 age 
194 Moorara ... ie ...| Hilder, Smith, and Company (Limited) ne Rie ...| 370,760 ONZE 0 Fe. ae 
196 Maurtee boc ape ...| Edward Wentworth Davies ... By re w[ 104,444 | © 6 O| 4819 2 
197 Urella Downs na ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co, Ltd. us Ba a0 sor 545 OLOml i Onmie a OMNIS Ont Se 
198 Lower Lila.. Med ...| Leslie Arthur Chambers ae se Ade hte Malti Aes ONO Tr oy ay 7h 
202 Moorna .. a6 ...| Benjamin Chaffey oe techie FGA! TeOuto nye Ty 25 
204 Monolon No. 's nie ...| Anthony Sackville Kidman and Stella “Matilda Kidman 3 .33,6004) IOlm2 an OMT 26 
205 Meryula ... hs ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. ite dis ..| 36,640 | © 13 2) 37 13 I0 
206 Belalie da Soe ...| Belalie Pastoral Co. (Limited) ae nde Wer | 22,037 | 9 2 9 416 3 
208 Gingie sie Jo ...| Thomas Richmond Murray Scott ... see Ne duels 0,475 |, SaDOmORINg5 «. 8 aia 
a2r2i Conoble® ’<.. aa .../ Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. (Limited) .. eh eer g4 2 ul Oheemne Ze 
205) Byerock) § fs. 55" | R. H. Meares and Company Proprietary Ltd. 50 Allene BeOS T ull ) ORL ORES 80 4372 
219 Moolbong ... ss ...| William Bowman Hanna Neill ie so vee[ 1,057 I 2 10 I 17 9 
Z23eOnepari ss 6 joo ...| Dalgety and Company (Limited) 4 He vee Wiehe 08;300 4) sO NEO MBOMNET 2 i 7/enI0 
224 North Merrowie ... .... The Willandra Pastoral Company (Limited) Sue ole Pua a & By tey VA 
229 ©6Billilla Ae $e ...| Mrs. Winifred Grice Chirnside and James Read Officer .-.| 142,987 0, (20 27 18 7 
231 Boolegal ... as ...| Henry Wilton Robinson 989 | 5 6 & 8 4 10 
234 Jandra x ati ...| Malcolm Robertson, Coiler McCracken, and Alexander Oliver PUEGICANE in he Cy | ale he 8) 
(executors and trustees of the will of James Robertson). 
235 Lerida edt nat ..| Philip Oakden, Matthew Ingle Browne, and William) 55,731 | 0 8 4| 3613 4 
Browne. 
238 Hartwood ... Hae ...| Australian Bank of Commerce Lid. ... 86 ie .-.| 12,846 Ones mae ce2 © 
239 Mount Poole ed ...| Sidney Kidman ,. bes dap ae de. 187,627,) 0 eq hGyaOr2 ore 
240 Dunlop a4 ete ...| Hon. Sir Samuel Mc eCaughey .. 5,471 © Gar M138 
242? Lianillo’ 4... nad ...| William Oswald Gilchrist, Ernest Alexander Stuart Watt, T4,057 | 2.23 aOR ET Lbs 
and Walter Oswald Watt. 
244 Kinchega ... 3nd ...| Herbert White Hughes and Harold White Hughes (executors) 15,531 | o 5 8 Gipt 7 a6 
of the late Herbert Bristow Hughes). 
246 Mossgiel ... <3 ...| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company (Limited)| 5,519 Clmieee its 64. 34,0 
250 Wanaaring.. ane ...| Sidney Kidman ... a a Fi acid as ors £2152 50M RO Gif 2SrT 37 
251 Mulga No. t ne ...| Edward Smith Hall ,.. tis ps Ae as zal eo) || ikea) oO 6 
257 Toorale .., see ...| Hon, Sir Samuel McCaughey .. iL IACO 2M MOLTO n.O 8 18 o 
258 Corrong ... hit ...| Albert Prince Edward Tyson and Arthur Charles Denis Tyson 22TOO a) TS pad: Aa 24 "0 
259 Waratta ... as ...| Colin Gordon Thomson, Alexander Simon Thomson, William 270A] O 10° 2] aI OgEs 
Thomas Thomson, and Archie Francis Thomson. 
260 Winbar SAH ad ...| Robert Edward overt Hope... ealny 24400 o 6 O om Tad 
264 Coolabah ... Rae ...| Thomas Robert Moxham and William Dick k ‘Moxham eee epees000.| 7. 01, 100 1o iS Wade) athe 
309 Mount Sturt ue ...| Arthur Samuel Bartlett aa be 103,044 | 0 2 NON Oie2irOnTO 
310 Mulurulu .., 303 ...| Executor, Trustee, and Agency Co. of South Australia 500 | 0 5 Oo ON SERL 
(Limited) (as executor and trustee of late Williazn 
Parker). 
315 Mooculta .,.. HE ...| John Ekin and John James Leigo ... nels reel 9,470 | TMS IA Invagar Se os 
329 ©Lot No. 25... 4a ...| William Crozier and John Percival Crozier. uc ash «| 7,500| 0 2 6 Ir 9 4 
330 Lot No. 29... tes Bs do do ae Fd pele) 0,4 00g unOlNS sO 210 0 
350 Pref. Occ. License on| Eli Albert Barnfield... 406 Mee ae 504 adall | Teo || tay needs Py hike) <} 
Tapio Holding. 














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RENEWAL OF Fo sh i LIC sidan &0.-——continued. 
No. and Nam i asti Rate | Amount of 
Gockel tence, tu Name of Licensce. wen sists alert genet iad 
ormerly the Leasehold Area. Available. 640 acres. fous 919. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Boarp District, ARMIDALE. Acres pee ty Gk! ee ue Ge 
tA Kangaroo Hills ... Albert Andrew Wright... 3:90), 3 UOMONR2Ts W7Eno 
24 EHmu Oreek | Robert Alfred Orville Gill and "Thomas Hall Ross ‘(trustees 59221) 3.110 OMmmeoriT ea tt 

of the will of George Robert Gill). 

34 Balalay .. Ba Richard Harold Hudson and Rose Winifred Mackenzie T3770 | 5/6". Saieatt) yO 
564 Rampsbeck Robert John Holland ... on ane is es FO7one4) O OvnrherdAweG 
89A Mingoola ... s.«| beter Jeffrey, 4... ae i pd f C4On srs 3 6tgs 
g2A ‘Terrible Vale ...| Frederick George Taylor. Mae Ly Ane 492 | 1013 4 8 4.0 
974 Kulki 4a ag ...| Georgina Mary “Hargrave § ee Ts SUdMEy Sis OMS 6 16 11 

torA Karoola ... ve | The Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney Ltd. a felon, Wier cyammces 116 8 
toga Altreda John Henry Mowle, junior ... oh ; aa S50u) 3 MOUS 116 6 
119A Goonian ... Charles Frederick Tindal | O20) 2.10%0.0 2 iShaes 
136A Glen iy and Morven... Bank of Australasia... d Rel. 3740] oh SeROMNOL NOT. 75am 
148A Aberfoyle .. ...| Francis John White and James Cobb White. Se LFS O eiatOn mrs. 4070 
189A Knmore .., see ...| Arthur Irwin and Allen Ashton ae 2 (SMG MON ATS ISc09 
229A Yarrowyck rt .| Bridget Moffatt (widow), William Thomas Moffatt, Joha T3520 4h OG 37) 616 
Martin Moffatt, and George Moffatt (executrix and) 
executors of the late Josias Moffatt). 
2804 Auburn Vale .| Walter Lassetter Beauchamp, Thomas Abraham Stirton,) 3,680] 4 0 0] 23 0 0 
Alexander Nivison Stirton, and Percy Ernest Stirton. 
300A King’s Plains... ...| George Arthur Vivers ... wee me ses ie 6,6680|0' 5) Omncals 5: 16 4 
3094 Newton Boyd (See also} Bank of Australasia ose as aie ie Felt, 2O,90Om|) 2. TSQurAuueds “S24. 
Land Board District. Ba 
Grafton). 
3274 Broadmeadows do as coe 430 24,4000) 2 Yom Autor) 03!) 4) 
3474 Laura tae .| George Baker : Sail) 2 raid! EF S17 
349A Bergen-op-Zoom.. ...| William Murray Borthwick and Alexander Sydney ¢ Gill 42g |4e7' Olas Alig he op 
3574 Moona Plains ... .| Bank of New South Wales ne toe Deez Sls wi: Glee es 
3764 Oban me £0 Charles Coventry and James Coventry. ahs ahd woul) 4) 13ayd! 3 141-8 
3874 Yarrowitch ...| dames Swanton Vickery be coe wee Ses 5,982 | 2 2 8] I9 18 10 
3954 Retreat... se -.- | aeObern bark) Yt. a % San Sy Oma Canlan 2 
404A Balblair : | Francis Jobn White and James Cobb White 2,149)| OF 04 O;MM2G] 2aTT 
4364 Torryburn He 2 eine Mort, & Co. Ltd. a “Ue aise 2,016) | jr4ilO OmltO’ 20 
439A Gunnee or Reedy Creek... Albert Ferdinand Warner cach 2,100) Se On, OMET3® 15.0 
461A Ward’s Mistake ... Francis John White .., Julie. 1722) ede TOS Of MTA “anig 
409a* Branga Plains and Calla-| William Hooke Mackay and John Kenneth Mackay seul S)F49u| 2°), 0un OFNIO) # Es LO 
gan’s Swamp. (See also 
Land Board District, 
Maitland). 
4774 Cooplacurripa (See also 
Land Board District, 
Maitland). 
4884 Strathbogie and Rocky; Frederick Edmund Campbell Body ... 17 ASOn it Te Omn On aia 7am Onn 3 
Creek. 
5184 Hernani ... +a Andrew William Gardiner Coventry, Thomas James TOS) |) 3 Tomo @ THs6 
Coventry, and Arthur Henry Coventry. 
5224 Abington ... aa ...| Charles Frederick White and Ronald William White LO7ouied LOM Onto "Ou G 
534a* Guy Faux.. oe John Henry Mowle, junr. oe ee ee) F2;004 I) O TOG 9 8 10 
5374 Serpentine River and Lower Thomas John Layton ... aac ave ae see seelal 233501 0 L0570 1,16) 9 
Styx. 
5494 Ben Lomond a ...| Bank of New South Wales... aR wie A527 piece uy! 6 973 
565a* Kangaroo Flat... ...| James Swanton Vickery ae x ves Bp ee 48 | Oo 10 0 Oo *e@.,9 
566A ‘Tilbuster ... Bank of New South Wales _... A jax Soul, TjOSOuln 4a | Siar 4) 7 Yes 'O 
568A* Paddy's Land ... John Newberry and Edward James Brazier .. sia Hil 25,8004}, 2 To../0},60 gy'5 
5774 Paradise Creek ...| Richard Wearne Nicholas and James Nicholas ae 272 6 oto 2 Itnso 
585A Cunderang Hast ... ...| The Bank of New South Wales ane nes ae 31,463 TeT7 A Ole Ise # 
5864 Ounderang West... .| George Bloomfield Waller... as ae ae 17,900|| i 12 0) 44,13) 0 
Lanp Boarp Distrior, Fores. 
184 Moonbucca eee ...| William Caldwell de ia srs aH 708 | 4 0 0 tora 6 
Lanp Boarp District, GouLBuRN. 

54 Weejasper aa ...| Bank of New South Wales... Sor fue 302 OMG On 32 
244 TheJunction .., Henry Tollemache Edwards ... AGE |) ‘aut OUNO fash Meld ro} 
304 Rosebrook... Ernest Hensleigh Harnett and ‘Sydney Hope J Harnett Ak Se Tei) Ome amne Bor Sy 
314 Cambalong Ronald Campbell nae eee 0,020)| 2etguedaie 2a: 3. rO 
524 Warren’s Corner... Henry Agnew ... bec ace nee aa Prapean 5534.4) VTipromroulnes 0S) h 7 eto 
534* Bulgar Creek ... ...| Henry Tollemache Edwards Nea vos be So) x ouno Ovaune 
544 Moles wan ...| Jeremiah O’Mara # acc ‘ 2,070) ||) (4 OlNOniin £2) 51 Os © 
58a* Brindabella a ...{ Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd. tas ase Fal 5 070) Omen aly Sit 25 (6 
509A Matfira na John Cassels Ryrie, ion Aey bias rie Ne 278 sl 2a Ome O Sais 
71A Anembo ... James Moore... xed ms ae 5,927 Bris. (O Bhd EY oe: 

1384 Gegezerick Charles Woodhouse Ka Ane St 1,215 | 17 12 0 33.8. 
143A Wambrookand Iaiand Lake Heury Brougham Blyth va 7 1,550 ey coy, We) Gly Waa A 
1684 Childowla... hee .| Margaret Celia Carroll... ar ane a 219) 2.13.4 018 2 
1694 Bredbo North Perpetual Trustee Co. Ltd. ... an ba 754 2°tS! 8 3 919 
171A Booroombi Charles Henry McKeahnie : Molen O;OORMI 2ar sPAmeeee) OF 3 
175A Coolringdon ...| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd. aes SO2ANil Au) Og Onl t2 10 6 
2134 Narrallen ... .| The Union Bank of Australia, Limited ak ade at 1,040 4 OUNG, 6 10 oO 
217A* Addicumbene Hxecutors of the late John McPhie Ae ee | 5,277 5 AsO) 48) oO) Ar iE 
2344 Gudgenby... ae ...| Alfred Edward Sendall and Frank Kerr Chisholm .. LT Se) anomie 36, LE ero 
2474 Marranumbla ... .| William Morrice ae a wh 604], 6). 8.0 6 18 10 








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vi i Estimated Hie. 
=e TGewagutton Hitbise, “ek Name of Licensee. Area PERF Faonea 
forme:ly the Leasehold Area. Available. 640 acres. 

EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp Disrrict, GouLBuURN—continued. Acres. £ 38. d. 
2614 Jumenbuen ...{ Charles Crisp... nit ase ae 15,599 ailone 
273A* Bondi 3a ie ...| Henry Tollemache Hdenras fis a! Ke 21,483 O 15078 
276A* Boboyan ... Ae ...| David Brayshaw... 4 ey ; Ea 7 AZT if ey 10) 
297A Woila Creek res John D’Arcy 15,018 Teo 
3154 Jindabyne West ... Sir Joseph Hector Carruthers and Frederick Earle Winch: KOS WS usp et 
combe. 
331A* Cubmurra... John Russell... set ee co 7,019.) 3, .0Rlte 
3424 Geegullalong .| The Bank of New South Wales Bir des Pe 684, 48fuo" 26 
350A Bogolong * .| The Commercial Banking Coy. of mia 4 Litds Mb aes “9 S5i<) 1010" o 
3654 Head of Curry Flat Richard Witton .. : aoe es 3 155,| 10,13 eal 
367A Billylingera Trustees late John Cosgrove a 1,923) SSeLonge 
3804 Bobundra... George Officer, Ernest Officer, and Hubert William : Raleigh 71 3\ | 5 gO ae 
3814 Bullanamang Executors late John Cosgrove a tie 15,836 Keigy! 6 
4154 Couradigbee The Australian Bank of ‘Commerce, Limited — 1,501 2 Taya 
4054 Jugiong. (See also Land Ben Marshall Osborne ... 995.|-12 0 ¥o 
Board District, Wagga 
Wagga.) 
500A* Aiea nite Herbert Hdward Barritt aon ‘ee th ie 2,300 TerOnee 
527k Numareila & Mowles Gully William Andrew Lang... os 2,270.| 20g) id 
Lanp Boarp District, GRAFTON. 
128A* Qwyarigo ... Soh John Terence Mulquiney, Edward James Maloney, and) 5,474 
Daniel Doherty. 
1294* Nymboida... George Ellis; and the executors, executrix, and trustees of] 15,282 | o 10 © 
Thomas Maxwell. 
1464 Geergarow John Bede Carlton de ane fot ad Pe EET OA 2.942 
158A* Glenreagh West . Bank of Australasia ... ne yh Bi039 [tea ce 
254A* Glenugie . a Sir John Hay and Phillip Henry Morton Aid| Pig ES 
3064 Ramornie .. ...| Charles Frederick Tindal A 08 Py biG Pee eral 2.5 sO 
3084 Newbold Grange and| William Albert Braylesford Greaves ... ce ap i hbo. eS 2 eye 
Cangai. 
gooA Newton Boyd. (See also 
Land Board District, 
Armidale.) 
316a* Chandler’s Creek .. Bank of Australasia... 00 Bat Tee 50271.) BOULDIIE 
425A* Marengo ... 0 61,615 renee. 
471A* Head of Richmond T. H, M. Hill 5,639 )| <oore” @ 
520A* St. Cloud’s Creek... Australian Bank of Commerce Limited I8j4r9 | on yens 
529A* Taloumbi... William Napier Reeve Waugh 4,60394) Gtri7iiS 
530A4* Fairfield ... Clarence Smith and John ie 18,456 | 210 6 
5424* Somervale... John Neill Waugh Sat #69 | 1 fend 
Lanp Boarp District, Kempsny. 
250A Moparrabah German Verge and Charles Warlters Farrell j Mf L5,7790°| 0 FO 6 
2704* Toorumbee Lhe English, Scottish, and Australian Bank Limite a ast PECSOO SUN wees semen 
4o84* Cowar : John Hooke Hill bi w6.1°49,048 | © +5 Hah 
4304 Clybucea ... Sydney Verge, Henry Christian, and Corhélius Christian fy) <9 3.802) Tela 
464A* Mooraback dé ...| The Commercial Banking Coy. cf Sydney Ltd. B50 i gt man lese 
491A* Pee Dee Oreck Cornelius O'Sullivan A ee 4,844 | 0 46. 0 
556A* Clybucca ... Charles Sutherland... ai 1,358] Gl ONS 
563A" Bostobrick Wirriolpa Pastoral Coy. Limited Ye 13,969+| © -i§ M6 
5834 Towal Oreek North George Snell Hill and Charles Augustus Hil 7,740 vite, 
584A Towal Creek 4 .../ dohn Landers... att 14,586 Pte) 66 
Lanp Boaup Disraicr, MArTnAND. 
419A Garry James Christopher Brayshaw ... on 3,270 T he ie 
469a* Branga Plains and_Cal-| 
lagan’s Swamp. (See 
also Land Board Dis- 
trict, Armidale.) 
47748 Cooplacurripa, (Bee also| John Kenneth Mackay .. 80, 71Oule TepOuy 0 
Tand Board District, 
‘ Armidale.) 
5034 Tomalla .., ..| Alexander Campbell, Donald Campbell, John. Campbell,| 19,502 | 4.0 0 
James Campbell, and Richard Simpson. 
Land Boarp DistRicr, ORANGE. 
3744  Loombah .., as George Bruce ie sis} Br II "GS 
480A Burrawong afr Burrawong Grazing Company Ltd. Ap ids Tee) | oT. womans 
Lann Boarp Disrricz, 'aAmwonrn. 
11A Barraba ... Ae ...| Jacob Brodbeck ... T3205 lh Vt On a 
21A Bornh Creek George Winter .., ‘ TDL) || Ae Omen 
374 Mundowey William Henry k oberta Ss 570 | Strata 
110A Burindi Arthur Jobn Macneill Simpson and Spence ex Hector Macraill 341 | yOene aes 
/ Simpsor. ro 
271A Wallabadah Tsabella Macdonald and Ethel Macdonald... “a Sab TEAS 6 pee 
318A Miller’s Creek Reid Brothers Limited ... Be Bas pat 250 4 Wey Ge us 
3544. lronbark Creek Bank of New South Wales 3 1, 1OTess Onmom 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICHNSES, &o.—continued. 









































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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &o.—continued, 


4849. 






































o. and Name 7 Rate Amount of 
¥ Cor erurcrorental Namie of Licensee. ae jae! pa eae 
formerly the Leasehold Area. Available. 640 acres, for 1919. 

EASTERN DIVISION—continued. 
Lanp Boarp District, TamworrH— con*inued. A Gross | apes ee a Oe 
Glen Barra ae ...| Adam Park sad A ose 30G) a, 2)naued) ry 5.6 
Summer Hill .., .| The Commercial Banking Company aie CAS ll ie ON Sie Vee T= Gayy, 
Wombramurra ... The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited .., 1721342 2C nO 3.15 10 
Piallaway and W: ulhallow| The New Zealand and Australian Land Company Limited] 10,599 | 6 0 0] 99 7 4 
Barraba Detached Henry Septimus Badgery, Robert George Dundas Fitzgerald,| 5,715 | 2 © 0} 1717 2 
and William Henry Duckham. 
Tareela North William Bowie Stewart Campbell Sawers and William OORT 3 OS o I9 10 
Arlington Wilson. 
Lanp Boarp District, WAGGA WaGaa. 
Onranee .| The Corporation of the Bank of Australasia... fee sh 980: |, 6 agua 4 LOW 4pne2 
Wantabadgery Cheesborough Falconer John Macdonald and Claude OS5ei 12) 230 4 19) QpEE 
Augustus Kerr Macdonald. 
Ellerslie .., tS ...| William Peterson and Frederick Thomas Sargood .., FOOM 1/7 OMS 8. 45 
Yarrangohiily ... .. | Oliver John Harris F ; 3,692 beramey ts} 9 i453 
Green Hills .| James Burleigh Sharp .. 886 | 5 6,8 ge Fees 
Yarrara Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. 70% ey tar aT Omang 
Yabtree William Alfred Cottee and William Horsley (executors and 1o2)| 3 .6mg o10 8 
trustees of Kt. I’. Horsley). 
Bringenbrong ...| Peter Stuckey Mitchell . 1,852.) 4 9 OpOmaat lt Its 6 
Neurenmerremang ..| William Alexander Menzies and Henry Ryan (trustees of 12304) lel 2meOulee so. TQ . 8 
late Henry Ricketson). 
Hillside Alexander James Gordon Ross 3 ak OMS Gy 86 
Tumut Plains Hamlin Lavieount Harris 4,778 4 /.Q»'0 29,17. .3 
Billabong ... .| John Ross Sonn) 5a Guns 4 14 2 
Blowering... ...| William Ernest Tayler 9 and Henry Hamilton Budden 4,560n) SA OR OnmmS7 V25 3 
Dananbilla .| Henry Chew ... Ae oh 3520/93. 0) 1a 4415, 36 
Kimo .| James Robinson.. 733 421 01 696 Of 2) 10 
Bangus_,.. che William Bootes . A S85 1° 8 l3 a As eed Oy 98 
Copabella ... oH Margaret Holman (widow) ANAL ee Beg itss WOME kept.) 6) 6.12 
Little Billabong and the Bank of Australasia sc 40 sla). ,006 oe Om S ei 
Falls. 
Jingellic : ...| Margaret Holman (widow) serie Oh nazi | Sue Oe ous Lael Ome GO 
Jugiong. (See also Land 
Board District, Goul- 
burn.) 
Gunnong Jugrawah ...| Ben Marshali Osborne ... so LO7N |) LSet aed! Be 14, LI 
Walbundrie o ..| William Kiddle, the younger .., nae os : T,OO8m Laue Omrs 20 18 9 
Arramagong East ..| William Yeomans ; a ae ve 4 j BOs) TO.E Sa A: 019 4 
Brungle ee ..| Perpetual Trustee Co. Lids. Soc , 4 543 | 10 0 oO ‘ape Re 
Talbingo ... He ...| Commercial Banking Coy. of Sydney Ltd. Ae #3) 16,575) Z3yFQupcaienO If 10) 2 
CENTRAL DIVISION. | 
Lanp Boarp Disrricr, Dunno. 
Womboin ... i Thomas Cornish... oer dc AL pad Fd47eh Aerowo Om On ry 
56 5 
Mullengudgery The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd.... SSON| Ont 5a : ‘ II 

Yarragrin. (See also Land David Innes Watt se ut 34 ak aa " TSOaviun. Ss O'eto 8 5 10 

Board District, Tamworth.) 

Gralgumbone ..., ...| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and) 3,294! 4 0 o| 2011 9g 

Alfred Hill, 

Mumbiebone ...| Frances Maria Kater, Arthur Sterling Barton, and Edward) 1,532| 4 0 o g 116 

Darvall Kater. Tae (oes 

Colliburl ... Pe ...| Frederick John Chapman Bennett .., a 67 2 Eo wed. Gs. cay 

Bundilla .., ...| David Maxwell Irving ... ae : Gre) 42"O0 6 o., 7 &8 

Wolla Wolla ...| Frank Osborne Dowling HY 2OCm mAs Sa 2) 0° TO 

Belgoreen.., ...| Sidney Augustus Napier Austin “Oe : TEOOr 4) GO 915 9 

Warragan... | New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd, LZOGNTS Gp T7 50 FPGA aad 
4% 

Back Esperance ,.. ...| Martha Caton... aomin Se Or “O o 8 3 

The Brigalows ... ...| The Commercial Banking Company of "Sydney Ltd. asa) 3 Obed i. 2 10 

4, 9.7 

Wingadee The New Zealand and Australian Land Coy, Ltd. ... is0R' . 4. Oo) Ce ent rr 
TS 15 

Nelgowrie William Channing a’ Beckett and Marsham Elwin a’ Beckett) TOON GS = Orere 6 My, 4 

TOL12) 18 

Merebone ... Syd ...| Henry Robert Skinner .., Fe + Ao S75 Our OumOumeer a. | Oluy 

Barbigal .,, Robert Carter and Eli Carter ... ae Q2s:\= omens 41652 

; TTEtOn. O 

Derri Derri Thomas Ellis swe a5 me Ht 13,694 | 3 SVS" St 14° Yo 

tet o. a 

Tyrie a .| Tyrie Pastoral Company Limited ae + it 32 7aer Se OY Se ane OFS 

Neinby (Upper) .. ...| Bank of New South Wales .. 1,771 YMG) ASR el ele al 

Buttabone.,. 5 .| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and 1,360 4. @ 0 O12 6 

Alfred Hill. Ta. oS 

Buckyinguy ...| James Mansfield Niall .., Ae “ie Mi eaSOUMe 4.0 Opimmcan ge ok 

Tan i 2 

Tourable .. ...| John Landers Taha 8° OS o 10 0 

New Babinda ...| The Law Debenture Corporation Ltd. 80S)" 2°"o_ 0 5. 13h te 

Pullingawarrina ,,. ...| James McLeish Estates Limited Zao! 4°°O Of tg2. 8 § 

Sandy Camp Fei Fes do Py : LOM 30 Guess 0 10 10 

Gunnibong ss’ ss. | John Jones, jun.... A Hb wae acc é Sant. can A BP res Gs 


¥* Not a “ Preferential?” Occupatish L'cens2. 














+ Lisense fee for use of Crown improvements. 


4850 


RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, 








No. and Name of Preferential 


formerly the Leasehold Area, 


Occupation License, 


Marthaguy Creek 


Brewon ... ome 
Bimble .., aie 


Grawhey ... 
Sandridge... 


The Boebung Swamp 


Merryanbone 
Willan 


Colli 

New Geralgamtone 
Gunnegaldra 
Narraway... 


Merri Merri 


Trowell Creek Station 


Egelabra .., 


Canonba ... 
Burroway ... 
Terrangan... 
Bundemar.., 


Wonbobbie 
Tenandra ... 


Wyabray ... 


Narran 
Mullah 
Murrungundy ... 


West Bogan No. 6 
Coombogolong ... 


Caragabal... 


South Condoublin 
Cadow Ns 
Bland ‘as 


Billabong ... 
Weelong ... 
Tregalana ... 
Wollongough 
Bolagamy... eee 
Borambil . ee 
Gulgo South eee 
Bygoo. 


Wardry ... 

West Bland Plains 
Wentworth Gully 
Crown Camp 
Euglo 5c sae 
Curraburrama ..,. 


Bundaburra 
Nangerybone 
Micabil 
Barrawang ; 
Arramagong West. 
Walla Walla 
Lower Balabla 
Towyal 
Bygaloree... 
Wooyeo. 


Lake Cowal if. 
Ungarie .., one 





...| dames McLeish Estates Ltd. ... A wee 


...| dohn Kenneth Mackay, junr.,and Willism Hooke ere a 
.| Australian Mutual Provident Nociety .. 


.| James Richard Hill, William Charles Hill, Henry Hill, and 


ges do do 

...| Alfred William Jones ... + 

...| Commercial Banking Coy. of Sydney Ltd. 

...| James McLeish Kstates Limited Ns 

.| William Pearse ... oa uN os Ra a Hee 

George Douglas Davidson 

...| dohn Edgar nk no 

...| James McLeish ... Ae ae 460 sep 


.| John Condon 


...| James George Brown i oo 
James Niell Garland ... ay 


ns Bank of Australasia... a i) i 
.| Bank of New South Wales 5 

.| The Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Coy. Ltd. ... ‘o 
..-| Commercial Banking Coy. of Sydney Ltd. ... moe 

..| Union Bank of Australia Ltd. ey cs a a 
.| Andrew Steele Caldwell Beveridge ... 


...| Charles Hampden Barton 


.| Bank of New South Wales 
...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd. 





.| Andrew Campbell Gibson, Norman Gibson, and Dudley 
.| George Lee a ane 


| William Alexander Slee 


ee Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. 


if, Digby Noy Johns se i ud 
...| Francis James Scott 
...| The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ag. gency Coy. Ltd, 


(See also Land 
Board District, Hay. NM 

.| The Bank of New South Wales ae mst ass x 
...| Matthew John McWilliam Robinson... ber eee 56 
...| Jobn Nowlan A a Ane 350 was 
...| Digby Noy Johns mas 
...| Albert Stephen Burcher and Nathaniel | Cyrus Burcher 


(See also Land 
Board District, Hay. ) 


| Estimated 


Name of Licensee. 








CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Boarp Distriot, Dusso—continued, 


Alfred Hill. 


New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd. 


do 


The City Bank 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


&0.—continued, 





Area 
Available. 





Lanp Boarp District, Forpes, 


William Gibson. 


Rudolph Hermann Jones 

Ghavice Kor Chisholm, 
Arthur Bowman Chisholm, and Walter Chisholm. 

The Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Co. Limited 


Job Coles 


The Bank of New South Wales 
Charles Milne Stewart . ee ats iste ve 





.| Augustus Duncan McOalman ... . ws ses 
...| Thomas Strickland nee Ais ase ues ae 
.| Hill, Clark, & Co., Ltd. a at 


in George Miller Gavel 


Frank Alleyn Edols and Charles Hedley Edols 


...| Union Bank of Australia Ltd.. edt 
..| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co., 


Ltd. 
Steel Caldwell, junior 


‘| The Law Debenture Corporation Limited 


William Bullman ave fs Ko ee ie wa 
Fred. Steer ae se a as ane lng 


..| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd. ... 
.| The Australian Bank of Commerce Ltd. a 


f License fee for use of Crown improvements, 








(27 Serr., 1915. 


Rate 


per Section 


of 
640 acres. 


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License Fee 
payable 
for 1919. 


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Serr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVURNMENT GAZETTE, No, 119, 4851 


RENEWAL OF OOCUPATT IN sua ches: &0.— continmed. 




















SF 














No. and Name of Preferential ) Estimated | Rate Amount of 
Occupation License, Name of Liconsce. | Area | per Section | License fee 
formerly the Leasehald Area. i Available. of payable 
| 640 acres. for 1919 
CENTRAL DIV{ISION—contiinued. 
Lanp Boarp District, Hay. Acres. £ 8. a £ os. d. 
13A Benerembah sae ...| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance ‘Uoy. Ltd. #1 4,453] 7.6 8] 5: 0 6 
234 Benduck ... ane .| Henry Parkman Sturgis, Arthur Palmer Blake, Arthur Clove- 836} 6 228 8) on 4 
don Willis, and Charles Wanley Trelawney Fuller Russell. 
254 Campbell’s Island ..| Thorold Goodwin Keats wee eee oe ; $4 8 oF6 ° 3 6 
434 Nyingay ... ae ..| Robert Carstairs Simson ise toe ay 1399 | 6 0 of] 22 g 10 
464 Eli Elwah,. .-| James Russell ... 917 | 6 13 id4vlultg 1g” § 
674 Belubula. (See alse Land The Union Trustee Co. of Australia Ltd. 4 aad Walliams 860113 6 8 17 13 4 
Board District, Wagga Boyd (executors and trustees late Hon. Nathan Thoraley). 
Wagga.) 
70A* North Malonga ae ...| Sir Samuel McCaughey... bes ace He eis Key BS 70x WIN eave cic ce 19 9 7 
724 Pevensey ... ove ...| Albert Prince Edward Tyson pH see ee. 54£7,| 6). .0 Iyii2% 13 °/2 
76a Yanga ... ofa ...| The English, Scottish, and ‘Austeaian Bank Ltd. 1,852 2.13 4 714 4 
894 Mooloomoon ...| John Frederick William Payne are Bi soe 1059} 7 0 o| iri 8 
goa Wargam ... ‘ ...| Robert Henry Woodward eee nee ‘aig rr) 349 | 618 8 3 1547 
108a Nyang _.. ve ...| The Hon. Simon Fraser 135 | 8 0 o 113 9 
110A North Gogelderie ...| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Coy. Ltd. 359| 8 0 o 4° gag 
117A Toogimbie vee ...| Leonard Parsons and John Dill bie * eos sae 552.) 5) Guns 4) 138 oO 
120A Illiliwa .., as ...| Ililiwa Company Ltd. nk wee see Z%,0050 1) Onn OmeOn ly FL2) 7122 
1234 Moolpa ... . ...| Moolpa Pastoral Co. Proprietary Ltd. ask she E5397 10 2) Faas 514 9 
124A Booabula ... : ...| John Hutchinson Blackwood ... fi ep ae e. 950} 8 © Oo} 3151756 
1314 Moroco . a ...| Robert Allen Staughton ove eee ace ye eee 856 | 613 4] 8 38 4 
1444 Liewah . s ...| Mary Louisa Wilson... BS os ae eee 439 | 16 0 0} 1019 6 
160A Tuppal ... .. «| F. 8. Falkiner and Sons Ltd. ... “ sad 257) 10, Op aueay 8° 6 
167A Tala ...| English, Scottish, and Australian Bank Ltd. baa as 480) 3 a & Wisicg 
178A Yanko Block “A” ...| Lewis Kiddle ... Ge deg neg . sep 4t4 |. 8. iyi Be Bee 
2174 Oxley i "| Robert Percival McFarland... oe one see ; 307 | 4 8 10 2D 2h07 
220A Bygoo. (See also Land 
Board District, a, 
2284 Gelam William Austin and Austin William Austin... ops 312 | 6.8110 3 2h5 
231A Singoramba Block A) ...| Sir Samuel McCaughey bic aes cot aaa 258 | 9 6 8 B/T 5003 
2334 Berembed North.. ...| Herbert Henry Manning ese tee wee vee -%|  1;626,| 6 oO OPES 4ar¥ 
2354 Beremegad So ..| Thomas Wragge... at es ee tee ees rele 273540 e Se One OmimelOR TaN 4: 
2394 Boyong .. eee ...| Alexander Thomson Creswick . Pr eee ves 363), 6) Oo at Sher 
2564 Canoon Point .., .| William Austin and Austin William Austin... ee veh 689 | 5 6 8 5 14 10 
257A Caroonboon ay ...| Australian Mutual Provident Society... 1,020 | 6.0.0 ey age im 
2824 Werai_... ...| Archibald Rutherford McCrae and J ohn Arthur MoCrae.. 140 | 613 4 tf oniz 
2844 Thellangering East .| Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd. el 6,734 | (4:1: Seto 46 144°8 
2944 Murgah ...| Arthur John Austin... “he ove eee 932), 8 G6) ;8i/riz2u 2879 
2994 Murray Downs ... ...| Charles Campbell and Alfred Felton .. 990 | 16 0 0} 4915 0 
300A Wooloondool _... ...| Thomas Alfred Field, James Fisken Vickery, "Stanley 313i); Sar & 291242 
Vickery, and Arthur Vickery. 
350A Aratula’... 4. .».| William Ernest Albert Edwick og ee vee 9765.|. 58618 Gi 7.46 
3544 N a veut .| Archibald Currie vos as ant wes ons 161 | 13 6 8 Se nts 
361a Gera oa Emma Adelaide Tyson ... 8c ee Tr 4ae.on 0 OF T2158 
376A Odtee.| (See also Land Board| Executors of the late David McCaughey aie 4,480 | 16 0 Oo] 112 0-0 
District, Wagga Wagga. m4 
3934 Zara oa William Officer ... eee ate tee ee ees 969 | 6 mgl4iiocro! 11 
409A Hartwood... ees ...| Richard Blackwood ... oe AN ove 2,676) 10 “3° SinwAnvars 7 
4554 Willurah ... tse ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co, Limited ... 210M Ge Go O 212 6 
4654 Deniliquin... vee ...| George Landale, David Gordon Landale, and Jessie Geor- 722| 8 0 oO 9 0 6 
giana Landale (widow), executors and exccutrix of the 
late Alexander Landale. 
470A SBundyulumblah .., e--| David Moore... oon ote Ai slo 591} 613 4] 26 19 10 
4824 Bundidgery ee ..| Frederick Edward Sides 5 Hy: oe ace 880 | 16 0 of] 22 00 
5264 Quanamong Nee .| Executors of late Robert Landale +P sae oa O5m) 10,13 4 | (t7 1084 
5394 Naradhan., ...| Dalgety and Company Ltd. ... ve i see | 92,706 | + 6 8] 193 2 °9 
5474 Bolero Block A North ...| The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. ... net: Fa sas 443, 4>00°\0 9 0 5 
561A Mungadal.., one s»| Colin William Simson ... 842 8 0 0} Io10 6 
5664 ‘Tchelery .., oe ...| Henry Osborne, Pat{Hamilton Osborne, and Stephen Mess- mado, §).6 8) s5iatied 
man Osborne. 
582A Kerarbury ot ...| John Sutcliffe Horsfall .. det te a vl 2,042 | 18. 53,. 4 eye Ae 
6034 Mathoura Ae: ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. | as lot 5S 5870 |, 7 OiOeeeOrE2 AG 
6194 Moira wee ne ...| Moira Pastoral Company Proprietary Ltd. |. aa ean goso' | 8 4374), 41 | GOs 
620A Tubbo .., “4 ...| The Tubbo Estate Company Ltd. sz as “a MET; 550) |). SaOr OnE LOM LO es LO 
6264 Woorooma Ac ...| Alexander McBean, William McBean, Isabella Jessie) 7,808 | 9 6 8| 113 17 4 
McBean, Grace Margaret McBean, Isabella Bailliere 
and Mary Ann Stevenson. 
630A Yarrabee. (See also Land| Hon. Sir Samue! McCaughey and John McCaughey 2,334 | 16. o.0'f 58 7 © 
Board District, Wagga 
Wagga.) 
6514 Barham ... ise ...| Aloysius O’ Keefe ove aoe tee toe "BE sed: QphTOu)s Guest aman sa. 7 LF 
6544 Wooyeo. (See also Land 
Board District, Forbes. it 
6644 Ulonga ... dee Ulonga Pastoral Company FEODESIEY Limited .,., 5,010) |i, 4 8:10 sats 65 
6754 Gunbar .., nee ..| The Bank of Victoria Limited .. sa és nr 7,373 \.. J 12 WON 64 to +5 
6884 Warwillah aoe ...| Hdmund Naughton ike its At sae T3423) 7a Oued: 15 9 IO 
6954 Wanganella sed ..| Austin Wanganella Co., Ltd. a 579 |. 6. 13 14h 160940 
7294 Noorong .. one .| John James Armstrong, Thomas Shaw Armstrong, and 549 | 9 6 8 8 0 2 
George Lewis Aitken (trustees of the late Thomas 
; Armstrong). 
7464 Groongal .., eee e..| Goldsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd. tee 28 ag wath 449405). 8» Gi O ) .6F 15-00 


* Nota ‘ Preferential” Occupation License, 


No 119, 27 Surremper, 1918, —9, 





4852 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119 [27 Sepr., 1918, 











RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &0.—<ecntinued. 














. Rie Estimated Rate... | Amount of 
No. aad Name pe eletental Meta thei. Area per 5 dain ont pee 
formerly the Leasehold Area. | Available; 640 actes. Br igig. 
CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 
Land Boarp Distreict, MorkE. Acres! |) ia. £ ad 
6a Gurley... oh ...) Robert James Phillip Simson, Helen Archbald Luke Simson, 1,140 5 6 8 g 10 
and Lauchlan Kenneth Scobie Mackinnon (the executrix 
and executors and trustees of the interest of the late 
John Simson). 
74 Combsadello and Nepic-| William Mosés and Frederick Albert Moses... AY | 2,600! 8 0 ,0,| 32110, 0 
kalina. a 
9A Gournima & ..-, Richard Capel... Ae jek AWS ne oe st] 45236 | .G.@7 6 |. .ge 15 6 
304A Oregon ... ae ...| Bank of Australasia ... ie ate He ie val | Bog |" 2 ag. at % 6 2 
52A ‘Tyreél ... a0 ...| John Williams ... she ate aes See ase el 53279} Sve, Oa| OST a d 
574 Polly Brewan ... ...| The Commercial poahiie Rut of Sydney Ltd. ,,. sé 356 | 4 10 oO 210 )% 
584 Dobikin .., ay ..| Albert Robe t stafford . ies Nee wal | 3,050; -8° Gino {3 2 
; 2072 ah 
664 Blue Nobby $e8 ...| The Wallangra Pastoral Coy. Lid. We 17503] 2" sOMnO 12.8 
884 Goonal 4. 50: ws! Peter Cummiiig Watt, Walter Cumming Watt, and ane 23273 | aidn tues a 4,48 
Granville Watt. ts 6.8 
1134 Yarraldool tai ...| John Kenneth Mackay, the younger, and William Hooke 257| 5 8 © hwittti3s s4 
Mackay. 
121A Willewa ... Fee ...| The Commercial Banking Company of Syduey see 214 [3 1% @ r5.9 
140A Gineroi ji. bd ...| The New South Wales Mortgage, Loan, and Agency Coy. Lid. 5,649 | r 8 4 ilnghZpao gt 
141A Bogewong... fi: ...| Henry Crossing .. LTO. Ged ee Omno 013 9 
1554 Merkadool ted ...| Thomas Alfred Field, William Moses, aiid Frederick Albert 9,962 | 4° 3 0 lenGdigi 22 
Moses ' 
1724 Drildool :.. «| Thomas Cook ~~. " one someon 2377.2 512. OF ietod Ie 
1884 Centre Block No. 3 ...| George Munro dnd William Rdwart Wilsvn ; R72 © So 4 OO Zr3 Oo 
21gA Goungra ... ..| Andrew Carson, Dupean Carson, and Margaret Tannahilll | 57| 412.0 OS 4z 
Turner, widow (executors, executrix, and trustees of 
the will of John pron a 4 
2834 Warran Downs ... ...| Robert’ Porter Vea aa ity ioe vod 45750 |. gr 81 24.44 FO 
2594 Uryon ts 33 ...| John Kenneth Mckay. ste ite yf iealiaiare oF pre S24 | hi Ge © 619 0. 
2834 Burren ... i ...| Alfred Bewan’ Buldwin . a ee a te omy) 077 | 8 62 Shee AO 
fo 18 9 
2954 Ulumbarella a ..| Prank King and Edward Williim roa J By) ee =f 1,190; 3 6,8 6 ° 
297A, Come-by-Chante and | Arthur Oolless .., ret a3 fae off §=62,218 ] 4 0.4.04... 8837 a8 
Jimalong Josey. 
303A Mourabie ... hi ..| The City Bank of Sydriey : 71 735 Uae taicdyhaliGtD? ad 
3084 Coppymrrembil ...| Australian Mercantilé Land did Finatice Coy. Ltd. cof £5,402 | 5 O Sh aaherg .6 
3254 Sandholes.. i | Wilham MecLanghlin ... “ «| 2,000! 5 16.0] 1848 10 
330A Biniguy ..: “if ...| The Commercial Banking Company of ‘Syatiey tae set | 25385 | 3 BAfO 6 9 10 
3874. Pallal if ay ...| Australian Meredutile Laid and Finatice Coy. Ltd... tos 448 | 6 0 o lee. a) 
3954 Bangheet ... ih ...| New South Wales Land and Agency Coy. Ltd. FH if | 9,014 | TF 10 0 |).83 fo 4,8 
4074 Bunna Bunna ... ...| Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co. Ltd. west 6 s21E | 9 4.05.89) 19549 ET 
4584 Midkin§ .., ids ...| The New Zealand and Australian Land Coy. Ltd. if 5,882 | 413 4.) 42:17 10 
4844 Success. ..; e ...| Frederick Wiliiam Lake Kirkby vas pe ion 720.) & te. oe 6 11 0 
4964 Burrandoon ike i..| Bank of New South Wales | ::. is vee if ae Inde 5 OFS Or 2 2 
5244 Ulumbie ... im ..-| Harold Victor Bull Re a ce er bee ie Py res | Ao 6 0.13 ,6 
5s60a Tucka Tucka .., ...| James Cobb White ise ep | 95592.) 2 24 aes AS 
563A Edgeroi ... APY .| The New-Zealaud and Australian ahd at pia wef | 9,tor | 5 6 S& 1. gest6 10 
5894 . Merriwa ... ie ...| The Queensland National Bank Ltd. . By by oA. | 228g f° 2. Gas Bits ae 
671A Big River ..; eee ...| Phe Commercial Banking Company . ' to,095 | o 17 Off 14 0 § 
708A Keera ee is ...| Henry Septimus Badgery, Robert George Durdis Fitzgerald, 353504) fo Om A Ig ght 
and William Henry Duckham. 
7374 Oulmier ... ven ...| New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd. tea | 2)250 7 buh 3G 46 43 
Laxp Boarp District, ORANGE. 
604 Bone and Premer. (See alsoj James Shepherd 50 as ted ie tee MS 22 Sie oe Aw2 9 
Land Board District, | | 
Tamworth.) 
Lanp Boarp District, TAMWORTH. 
5A Binnia ... ace -«.| Duncan McMaster oe set | F074 | 456. 8 Fre 5 5 
8A Weetaliba.,. «| Hugh McMaster, James McIntyre | "McMaster ; “Duncat! $1,914 | 213 4] 49:12 16 
McMaster (executor and trustee), and ‘The Perpetual 
Trustee Coy. Ltd. (trustee); (trustees of the late John 
# Meé Master. 
354 Bundulla ... wed . James Shepherd, Hugh McMaster, dnd John McMaster... Boz | 613 4 Rofl a 
534 Yarrugrin. (See also Land 
Board District, Dubbo.) 
604 Boneand Premer. (See also 
Land Board Wistrict,| 
Orange.) ‘ , 
214A Bando... sd | Henry Charles White and John Cebb Ap oe 3:970 | 8 0 0 
2344 Ulinda ... ves ...| Dawid Innes Watt Ae 4,635 | 6 © oO 
3344 Pullanming med Fe i pert Mackay, the younger, ata William Hooke 2,369 [ 8 oOo of 
ackay 
532A More Devil Sct ...| Robert James Philip Simson ... sit 5 A0Q Parry 4h 
550A Biambil ... ad ...| Holl, Clark, & Company Limited ... oe oe S37 9 16'S 
640A Breeza ... tee Beare ovephi Clift, Samuel Clift, and heats Clift Be ie : 1,966 | 4 0 0 
696a Gowang .., nee ...| David Lanes Watt : ac TH 140 618 8 

















AF Live.se fey ior use Oe rown Emyprovenents, 


27 Sapr., 1918.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4853 





‘RENEWAL OF OCCUPATION LICENSES, &0.—continued. 








No. and Name of Preferential Estimated Rate, Amount of 
tf Neti pation License, ; Name of Licensee. Area | Per Resi pens iret 
ormerly the Leasehold Area, Available, ld Larus: Brie 





CENTRAL DIVISION—continued. 








Lanp Boarp Disrrior, Wacea Waaa@a. Acres. £ 8. d. Lis ds 
31A Boomanoomana ... ...| William Lionel Hay, Harold Dudley Hay, John Mesaudes 91013 61 84| x8) Tone 
Sloane, and Bruce Pitcairn Hedderwick. 
67A Belubula. (See also Land 
Board District; rien 

132A Egan Creek as ..| Walter McGeoch and Albert Atlee McGeoch ee hee Argh 216 § 75 OS 
1544 Oolombo Creek ... ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... ie i@ saa ah kos 1 10.33. 4) 36 58 Lo 
163A North Yathong ... ...| John Glenn ae Hes a tt Hep iieetoos i is 6 SO f 36 19 37 
164A ‘Tarramia ... be . | Henry Tarlton Whitty .. ahs Beh aot ee ees ess |! GO) oP Re Gl ts; 
1054 Cocketgedong eh .-.| David Gibb and William Gibb ies Pe or SOOT ets Guc8 (pr se ed ee 
‘200A | Widgiewa... $e ...| KF. 8. Falkiner & Sons Limited tz act ass ef PCO tOn On O | OL ZG 
2244 Oolombo Plain ... ...| John Rudd and Isaac Rudd | .., nt fea iB Eee ao sat tio ow g' |) 46 6 6g 
238A..North Goonambil ...| Catherine Russell Maslin, .... “ a sid Ul eats Le aND Tai 3 2p dein 
2424. Barooga ..., wes, eee} William Boyd and James Hill Boyd . df ie s' Rey 106 | 16 9. 0 2,13, 0 
2754 Butherwah ,., ...| Rose Ann Whitehead ... fe a ee al 2,000 11, 5 Oe bee te 8 
3354 Burrongong bd ...| Catherine Russell Maslin ne a ae if PaimeaOo025) Toy Opisenms4. 4° 
3494 Bulgandra ate ...| Thomas Jamieson Gibson ae fis os AS ie 554.| 20°0 0} 17 6 3 
3574 Collindina... Hr Henry Hay A 8 ae ban Ee ae a S400 1G) (Ol (ON) P28 O10 

3764 Coree. (See also Land Board 

waite District, Hay.) ° " 
4084 ‘Toole’s Creek ind ...| Gharlés Madden Lloyd .. ¢ ot si Fi Pe 270 0G) uO aS 8 7 it 
421A Yanko ... bt ...| The executors Sir Samuel Wilson oe a: he OM MESON CLS Ts Av es) 7) 6 
43ta Kulki mn! me ...| Thomas Millear .. ie ay au - ive Ei) IseSO.| 20% On OF NAS Te > o 
4544 Goree ce aera s.:|..0 ates Robertson. se a oat oat side eee dSOu LO! O oS ile. 3 
"4564 Kyeamba ... fe ...| Alexander Smith Fh LLOvainl4i gO O 6 18 5 
4634 Gnnambil... ive ...| George Lindsay Wilson and William Lindsay (trustees of ARGOS SOL sOuends, O98 
the late Hon. William Wilson). 
5654 Carnerney... a ...| John Glenn ‘3 is a SS eL el se Oe OLE TON Ss 
6044 Bundure .., ' New Zealand and Australian Land Coy. Ltd... He pachee tO2zOuf LO 3; Aiea fone 
630A Yarrabee.. (See, also Land 
Board District, Hay.) , ' 

6384 Bourke’s Creek ... »-| Robert Ross... i BE oe bis no 3 QGzal Onla es 212 6 





+ License fee for use of Crown Improvements, 


PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION ‘LICENSES GRANTED UNDER THE Sa viROKs OF THE HBR VERSE 
j owl _ LEASES CANCELLATION ACT, 1906. 

















No. of 
No, of | Cancelled t} } ie Estimated Amount of 
Dacanerien | Yorteitea |  Diviston,, |... Name of Licensee. faieaiat yeritaaty | ieatie to 
License. |Improyement se ae IgI9. 
Lease. 
Lanp Boarp Distrrr10T, Dusso. Acres. d. £7804. 
40 739 | Central ...{ Richard Yeomans ... oa ned “tf see cas 63 3x55 0 16 6 
4I 752 Do aa do Rot cae wae oe ego 5 3x85 O° tien 
7% 928 Do © '%f.| James Neill Garlend ea 60 4% I “aiy9 
84 1,203 Do .4,| Robert Scott and Thomas Mitchell Scott Vioraolnda of the 76 64 Ig 97 
late Robert Scott); and Andrew Scott. : 
85 1,204 Do dea do do ade 603 6 ig” 146 
86 1,205 Do ch = BO do He 300 63 a 
we Lanp Boarp District, ARMIDALE. 
142 1,108 | Eastern ...{ Bank of New South Wales Sf SEE GN gh te 856 33 igi r7 
143 1,109 Do $y do at AtdG aR oA a 445 Ig PSI 3 
mT dp’ 1,11 Do) soi} do do. feident Sanoiinaansebite 2995) )) 28 Sink 5 
146 1,113 Do ae do do ae oe inde ES Hans g2 25 0.18 Bi 
148 1,043 Do:*:» 4.) Frederick Edmund Campbell Bedy bee ne yi 49 13 Ok 7 8 
he oe ; Lanp Boarp District, Hay. 
’ ¥ é 
156 | 1,248 | Central ©. Eines Company Proprietary Ltd: nee oh = 1,990 | a} | 20454 7 
[2018] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th Soptember, 1918. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE. 


Nein is hereby given that the undermentioned portions of land, advertised for sale by auction on the date specified 
below, have been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 





Date of Sale. Place of Sale. 





Particulars of Land. | No. of Papers. 








2 October, 1918 ...} Parramatta ... .| Portions 126 and 178, parish Field of Mars, county of Guibert Mise. 1918-6,877. 











AKTHUR J. HARE, 
Under Secretary for Lands. 


4854 NEW SOUTH WALHS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. {27 Sxpr., 1918, 








[2036 J _ Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th Septz:mber, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


iy is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the. portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule at the 


capital value stated, 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 
































ScHEDULE. 
pe ee A MELA ASE nr fee ZED ee ee eR EE TOES a SE odie wiptiebveos a. ts EAE “i ! LEER 
| Capital Date from | eA N Future 
. . ; value which ow eros annual . 
Payers. | Portion. | Parish, Cvuunty. District. Area, ner were ofl i atid tian Added to— Halaing payment on Shire, 
: added area,.| takes effect. Holding. 
= i 11 = ae a = ! — ee » 8. <3. 
C.S. &, ODD £ os, d, QUATepAl set See 
1918-18,028 82 Walters ...| Wellington! Wellivgton..) 7 1 89 4 U0 WU | 10 June,1918) A.C.P. 1906-18} 22.1 20 018 8 |} Macquarie, 
; (portion (74, ; 
James Pope). 
[2087] Department of Taide’ 


Sydney, 27th September, F918. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 
'T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule, at the 


eapital value stated. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 















































ScHEDULE. 
f Reut i Lh 
g nas hod per Acre | nn New i ganwal 
Papers, z Parish, County. District. | Area. | per Sean addition takes Added to— aren ot payment on Shire, 
fu | addediarcn effect. g- Holding, 
CS. Behe Pale en Bal Ge a. Te Pe £) gibad. 
1918~21,228 | 78 | Cowabbie ...| Bourke «| Wagga 83 2 0 0 1 6 | 2lAug., 1917...) H.S. 1916-7 (por-| 775 2 0 45 1 7 | Coolamon. 
, Wagga, tions 69 and 8¥), 
George Clark. 
[1871] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th September, 1918. 
SNOW LEASK—NOTICE OF GRANTING OF. 


‘'T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 

1913, and Regulations thereunder, a Snow Leaso of the land set out in the annexed Schedule has been granted to the 

person named in such Schedule for the term and under the conditions, provisions, covenants, restrictions, and reservations 
notified in the Government Gazette of 14th June, 1918. 

The rent for the second and every succeeding yoar of the lease must be paid yearly in advance to the Treasurer of 

the State of New South Wales, at Sydney, on or hefore the date corresponding to the date of commencement of the lease, 


and if not go paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Landa. 





SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districts or TuMBARUMBA AND TumuT; SHIRE or TUMBARUMBA. 


= a 











| Term of Lease. 
































6 
No. of No, of N d Add Estimated A 1 
pana. ied ts vad Se enero, ie iba, Parishes. County. ane’ 
From— | To— 
Oce. asec 1918. 1932, | £ 8 a. 
1918-5349 | 1918-1 | Bradley, John Matthew, of| 3,000 | Buddong and] Selwyn ...|.17 Aug. ...| 16 Aug. ...; 40 10° 0 
Newmerremang. (about). Beaumont. 
[2043] Department of tarde! 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 
APPLICATIONS FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING, 
Fe ee: is invited to the undermentioned applications, under the “ Pastures Protection Act, 1912,” for permission to 


erect Rabbit-proof Fencing and Gate. 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 























‘ Plan exhibited at | With whom Objeetions may be lodged. 
Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. Parishes, County. Crown Land Agent's 
ihe a | Place. [Not la ter than— 
| 1918. 
Porter, Mark, Across Gunnedah-| Keepit ... ...| Darling ...| Manilla... ...| Chairman, Local) 16 October. 
Alfred, Barraba road from ; Land Board, 
north-east corner of Tamworth. 
portion 40 to south- 
east corner of reserve 
37,421. 7 
John Houston ...) North of portion 3, and: Pringle . and; Courallie ...; Moree ... ...| Chairman, Local) 28, 
at north-west and)  Berrygill, Land Board, °° 
south-west corners of Moree, 
portion 12, parish of 
Pringle; south-west . . 
corner of portion 7 
and north-west corner 
of portian 17, parish 











Berrygill. U 


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27 Szpr., 1918.] dab SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4855 


_— ct ees aS ne 


[2025] Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 


NOTIFICATION OF LANDS OPEN TO LEASE UNDER PART VII OF THE “ WESTERN LANDS ACT OF 1901.” 


T is hereby declared and notified, for general information, that the Crown Lands hereunder mentioned are now open for lease under 
the “ Western Lands Act of 1901.” 


Applications for new leases of the lands will be received at this Office up to Thursday, the 31st day of October, 1918, and should 
be addressed “ The Secretary, Western Land Board, Sydney.” 


Applications must be made on Form 2, and accompanied by a deposit of 20 per centum on the amount of the first year’s rent, or 
by a receipt showing that the amount has been paid to the State Treasurer or 2 Crown Land Agent. Application for any number of 
blocks may be made on one form, and one deposit will be sufficient, provided that such deposit shali be on the block requiring the 
largest deposit. 


' The term of the leases shall be to the 30th day of June, 1943. 
Should the leases be forfeited all improvements on the land shall become the property of the Crown. 


The leases will be subject to the general provisions and conditions of the “Western Lands Acts,” and to the uudermentioned 
covenants, reservations, and exceptions :— 


“ The right is reserved to the Minister to withdraw from any lease, land for a travelling stock route, or for roads not exceeding 
10 chains in width, without payment of any compensation therefor. 

“ The lessee shall not transfer, convey, assign, or sublet the said land, or any portion thereof, or mortgage, or charge the saine with 
the repayment of moneys "advanced on the security thereof, without having first obtained the written consent of the Minister 
after report by the Commissioners, ‘he lessee shall not grant any grazing rights over the said land, or agist stock thereon, 
without having first obtained such consent as aforesaid. 

“Upon approval by the Minister of any transfer, assignment or sublease, or upon a foreclosure of any mortgage of the said land 
during the currency of any period for which the rent has been determined, the rent payable in respect of the unexpired term 
of such period from the date of such approval or foreclosure shall be such as shall be determined by rewppraisement by 
the Commissioners, and until such determination, shall be at the rate previously payable in respect of such period.” 

“ The lessee shall, within six months from date of issue of the lease, enter into occupation, and shall thereafter occupy the said land 
during the whole of the said term by the continuous and bona fide residence of himself or of some other person approved by 
the Commissioners in writing, and where the said lease has been transferred bona fide by way of mortgage, the conditions of 
occupation as aforesaid shall, be performed by the owner, subject to such mortgage, or by some other person approved of by 
the Commissioners as aforesaid.” 


Lithographs showing the land may be inspected at the Offices of the Crown Lands Agents at Balranald, Bourke, Brewarrina, 
Condobolin, Hay, Nyngan, Hillston, Broken Hill, Cobar, and Wilcannia; the Offices of the Acting Olerks of Petty Sessions at Menindie, 
Milparinka, Pooncarie, Cal Lal, Tibooburra, White Cliffs, Canbelego, Nymagee, Louth, Wanaaring, Byrock, Girilambone, Tilpa, Booligal, 
Euabalong, Gilgunnia, Ivanhoe, Mossgiel, Mount Hope, and Oxley, and the Office of the Western Land Board, Sydney. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 













































































| Improvements Annual Rent. esi ay 
i :. rh ae 0 be 
Registered | Woot | situation, | Li | Batted te FP dapat 
| | Character. Reputed Owner. | Valea. nan | ee Application. 
Lanp Distaicr oF Conar. 
W.L.B. £ 8..d. Acres. d. ee ae ee Bye 
{ Fencing on boundaries,| Edward Kil'en,) 188 14 2), | 
half value. junr. 
Fencing within area... do ee oa Onno 
do do® #1.) The Crown ....|-..6 00:0 ; 
1918-4002 | 313 | Within “Nymagee”|4{ Tank and silt tank ...| Edward) Killen) 210.1 9() 29,780| 39;|37.4 6 7 811 
Resumed Area junr. 
No. 30, county of| | Drains.. vee sis do 5 0 0 
| Mouramba, Tank ... ...| The Crown 24 0 
| Ringbarking . do coat, | OOF 
| { Fencing on boundaries, Edward Killen) 29 6 4) 
half value. junr. 
do do ...| James Dunwell PAW Hs! | 
do do ..| The Crown 15 1 38 | 
Fencing within area ... do wx] gud SBEIO | 
4003 | 315 Do onl do . do ...| Edward) Killen) 5712 07}; 8090; ~9;|10 2 3) 20 5 
junr. 
ih} Tank ... ihe »..| The Crown...) 1510 1 | 
Dam ooo see eee Edward Killen, 66 13 4 j 
junr. 
(Ringbarking . do 25 0 OJ 
( Fencing on boundaries, Edward Killen, 42 1 3) 
| half value. junr, | 
do do ...| JamesDunwell...,) O 6 O| a0 
4004 | ap Do ea | Feneing within area...) Edward Killen, 3 O Of SOG ver} 10 1 6 ag OF * 
junr. | | 
Le Bandl 2® [cs rviga se lot addy sels 4B TAS 
Lanp District or BourkKE. 
4005 } 318} Within “ Wilta-| Fencing on boundaries,| Bank of New) 18019 3 26,460 | +9, | 44 2 0 816 5 
| goona” Resumed} — half value. South Wales. | 
Area No. 211, 
county of Yanda. | 
| Fencing on boundaries, do | 99 1 a) | 
4008 | 319 Do ..[4 half value. 14,830 | #8, /27178| 5.1L 5 
| Fencing within area ... do SL LOLLG 0) | 
Lanp Districr or Hittston Norn. 
Fencing on boundaries,, Arthur Bryant] 214 9 8) 
g Af 
| half value. Triggs 
Wrst: do do The Crown 28 8 9 
oes eee U 40. 2 
ls he Me Bre { Fencing within area .,.) Arthur Bryant} 30 1 4/{ 19,330 | wu5| 32 4. 4 6 8 10 
sronels NoPE Tarp Bihe’s 216 711 j 
county of Blax- L ABDKS woe eee eee 0 oo 
land. 








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~ 4856 





NEW: SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


[2% Sepr., 1918. 





NOTIFICATION OF LANDS OPEN TO LEASE UND 


continued, 











ER PART VIL OF THE “ WESTERN LANDS ACT OF 1901?— 








Improvements. i : Annual Kent. pan 
i |) Nos : stim ate Hing 
i Am Block. ie dis oe Ust mated Tres san Amount.» aan 
Character. | Reputed Owner. | CM Aske, Application. 
Laxp District oF WILCANNIA, 

W.L.B. 5 subel Ge Acres. d. Bi Gis Sec inden. & 7 
1918-3620.| ,.466 | Within, | “ Baden) ( Fencing on boundaries, ‘Lhe Commercial] 115 0 0) 
fy Bok Park” Leasehold} | half value. | Beanie ae | ’ 

Area No, 84] | | pany of Sydney ats 
counties of Wer.|) | Limited. ; BL880 josaio lio Break Ae. 2 
undaand Woore.| | Fencing-within area... do 52 3 Of 
| Drafting yards fe do 39 0 O} 
Fencing on boundaries, do 160 10 0 
. 467 Do ay half value. 31,880 | 7%; | 21 5 1 4 6 
xo Fencing within area... do 43 14 6 v4 
° 468 | Within “ Baden| ( Fenciny on boundaries, do «| 14617 6 
Park” Leasehold) } half value. a sho Sy 
Area No. 84,|') Fencing within area... do 69 12 i S1.520)) ahronyudt: Oy 8 Hid 
county of Woore.| \ Drafting yards do 35 0 0 
( Fencing on boundaries, do 234 1 na 
| half value. hi 
Fencing within area... do 264 12 6 LA ; 
g 4h? Re na : Smithy, stockyard, hut, do 70 0 0 f BB200. 4: iting G2neFo § ae 
| and poison shed. | 
Part of stables, hay and ' do 58 0 0) 
chaff shed, and’ pig- 
gery. an 
3622 |. 470°} Within “ Moira} (Fencing on boundaries, do ..| 140'0 6 
Plains’? Lease-|+ half value. 44,280 | ~4;] 2516 7 5 8 4 
hold Area No,| | Fencing within area ,.. do 1728138 6)| . 
71, County of 
Werunda. i 
Fencing on boundaries, do 168 4 6 : 
FA 471 Do ie half value. | 40,000} 4 | 23 6 8 413 4 
Fencing within area ... do a Ae 1 i8: 
Layp Districts oF CoBAR AND WILCANNIA. 
3619 | 472 { Partly within “Til-| ( Fencing on boundaries,| The Australian{ 312 0 9) 
tagara’  Lease-| | half value. Estates and 
hold Area No. 19, Mortgage Com- 
and partly withiv pany Ltd. 
“ Tiltagara” Re- do «.| The Crown...) O 7 61 
sumed Area No. 1 Fencing within area,..| The Australianj 46 8 O r 42,600 | 2,| 21 6 0 4°5 2 
19, county of Estates and | 
Woore. Mortgage Com- | 
pany Ltd. i 
| (Tank ... as ...| The Crown .| 226.17 6) 
3 473 | Partly within “Til-) ( Fencing on boundaries,| The Australian} 260 8 9) 
tagara’’’  Lease- half value, Estates and 
hold Area No. 19, Mortgage Com- | 
and partly within pany Ltd. 
“ Tiltagara’’ Re- do ...| The Crown 07 6 
sumed Area No, | Fencing within area...) The Australian} 73 4.0 
19, counties of Estates and 
Woore and Boo-|4 Mortgage Oom- +| 48,200 | 33, | 26 2 2 5 4 5 
roondarra. pany Ltd. 
Tank .., sa ...| The Crown .| 14917. 6 
Tanks, embankment.) The Australian] 488 2 Q 
| avd drains. Estates and 
Mortgage Com- 
| pany Ltd. | 
RE ee do Ahn 20-0 Op 
* 474 | Partly within “ Til-| ( Fencing on boundaries,| The Australian} 219, 3 0°) 
| tagara”’ Lease- half value. Katates and 
hold Area No. 19, | Mortgage Com- | 
and partly within] | any, Ltd. 
“ Tiltagara”’ Re- 4 Fencing within area \.. r ido 156 17 or 35,500 | auis | 23.18 4 414 8 
sumed Area No.|| ‘Tank... do 127 4 0 | 
19, county of Boo-| | 
roondarra. “| 
fs 475 | Within “Tiltagara”| ¢ Fencing on boundaries, do 276 10 O 
_ Leasehold Area } half value. t 35,3800 | ~°% | 23 10 8} 414 2 
No. 14, county of} C Fencing within area... do 117,10. 0) 
Booroondarra. | 



























































CHARACTER or CounrRyY, &C., OF ABOVENAMED Brooks. 


Note.— Block 3138.—Undulating country, gravelly and rocky ridges with intervening red soil flats, sandstone and slate with gum, box, pine, 
and wilga, interspersed with yarran, rosewood, emubush; punta, budda, mulga, wattle, currajong, acacia, quandong and patches 
of thick mallee, yarran, pine and currawong scrcb. Pasturage—Corkscrew, No. 9, panick, whitehead, star, silver and’mulga 

Distance from Mount Boppy 

25 miles. Carriage to Sydney about £5 5s. Od, per ton for greasy wool. Average annual rainfall at Nymagee, 16°48 inches. 


grasses, with crowsfoot and other herbage in season. 


Fattening and grass seedy in fair seasons, 


Block 815.—Rocky range and reat soil flats, granite, the hills contain box, pine, currajong, currawong and wattle, and the flats box, 


p.ne, gum, interspersed with yarran, pine, budda, turpent 


block 313, but very sparse on*hills. Fattening and grass seedy in good seasons.  Distanee to Hermidale 55 miles. 
to Sydney about £6 15s. 0d. per ton for greasy wool. 


Kainfall the same as noted for block 313. 


ine and patches of thick pine scrub. Pastuyage—Similar to that on 


Carriage 


2% Supr., 1918,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. ig. 4857 








NOTIFICATION OF LANDS OPEN TO LEASH UNDER PART VII OF THE “W.uSTERN LANDS ACT OF 1901 ?— 


continued, 
CHARACTER OF CouNTRY, &C., OF ABOVENAMED BLOCKS-—continued. 


Norr,—Block 316.—Rocky ranges, undulating, stony and gravelly ridges and red soil flats; the ranges contain box, pine, mallee and 

wattle, with very little pasturage; the undulating country carries gum, box, pine, wilga and patenes of thick pine, yarran, 
mallee and currawong. Rainfall and pasturage as described on block 412, with the addition of patches of spinifex. ‘Futtening 
in fair seasons. Distance to Hermidale and carriage the same as block 818. 

Block 318.—Undulating country, gravelly ridges and red soil flats, with open box, ironwood, beefwood, gum, mulga, wilga, emu- 
bush, rosewood, yarran and patches of pinbush and turpentine. Pasturage—No. 9, corkscrew, whitehead, star, umbrella, 
panick, windmill and mulga, with herbage in season; grass seedy and fattening in fair seasons, Di-tance to Cobar, 54 miles. 
Carriage to Sydney, about £6 15s. per ton for greasy wool. Average annual rainfall at Louth, 13°41 inches. 

Block 319.—Stony mulga ridges and red sail flats, with open box, gum, mulga, ironwond, budda, emubush, wilga, turpentine and 
patches ot thick box saplings and currajong. Pasturage, raiafall, and cost of carriage the same us described for Block 318. 
Fattening in fair seasons. Distance to Cobar, 52 miles. 

Block 417.—Rocky hills and gravelly ridges with intervening red soil flats; open box, gum, belar, pine, wilga, currajong, yarran, 
and rosewood, with belts of thick belar, pine, mallee and yarran scrubs. Pusturage—Uorkscrew, whitehead, spear, star, No. 9, 
panick, barley, blue, silver, windmill, umbrella, mulga, fl.ff, neverfail, kangaroo grasses, and herbege in season. Fattening 

1 in fair seasons Distance to Matakana Railway Siding, 40 miles. Carriage to Sydney, about £6 lds. per ton for greasy wool. 
Average annual rainfall at Mount Hope, 15°28 inches. 

4 , Blocks 466, 467, 468, and 469.—Undulating in places, red sandy and clay soil plains and red sand ridges, with open nelia, mulga, 
rosewood, sandalwood, leopardwood, emubush, wilga, pine, box, belar, budda, turpentine, acacia, and belts (f thick belar and 
nelia. Pasturage ~ Corkscrew, spear, star, panick, whitehead, timothy, prairie, barley, button, silver, wild outs, with annual 
saltbush and herbage in season. Sound, fattening in fair seasons, and grass seedy. Distance to Cobar, from 130 to 140 miles, 
and to Wilcannia about 85 miles. Carriage to Sydney, about £10 per ton for greasy wool. Average annual rainfall, 
10% inches. 

Blocks 470 and.471.—Undulating and level country, red sandy and stony umbrelia mulga ridg9s, red sand, with mallee and 

spinifex, ,red.sandy,and grey clay soil plains and open nelia, mulga, rosewood, sandalwood, leopirdwood, beefwood, 
quandong, emubush, box, belar, budda, turpentine, with patches of thick mutya, belts of belar, and clumps of box. 
Pasturage—Corkecrew, spear, star, silver, mu'ga, panick, whitehead, timothy, barley, button, canegrass, wild oats, with annual 
saltbush and herbage in season, Souad fatt ning in fair seasons, and grass,seedy in wet years, Distance to\Cobar from 130 
to 140 miles, and from Wilcannia from 55 to 6V miles. Carriage to Sydney, about £10 per ton for greasy wool, Average 
annual rainfall, 103 inches. 4 

Blocks 472, 473, 474, and 475—Undulating country, with red stony and sandy ridges, and red sandy soil flats, with open mulga, 
belar, box, pine, coolibah, wilga, beetwood, leopa dwood, yarran, budida, turpentme, needlewood, emubush, punte, acacia, 
wattle, hopbush, currawong, and patches of thick mulga, pime, pubush, and mallee. Pasturage—Corkscrew, kangaroo, 
whitehead, silver, star, spear, No. 9, blue, panick, wild oats, und hernage in season, with patches of spinifex. Sound, fattening 
in fair seasons, and grass seedy. Distance to Cobar from 80 to 95 miles. Carriage to Sydney, about £7 10s, per ton for 
greasy wool. Average annual rainfall, 11 inches. nhs 


(2011] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 27th September, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


[' is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of all the right, title, and interest of lessee in and to the 
Lowa Lands Block specified in the annexed Schedule has been accepted. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 
Resident Commissioner. 





ScHEDULE 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 
YANCO No. 1, IRRIGATION AREA, 

Yanco Lanp Disrazict. 






































; «Date f 
No. of Papers. Name and Address of late Lessee. Bleek aie Town. | Parish. | County, Area, which auprenden 
. ¥ took effect. 
Sens) Ds 
M.LS. 1918-B. 3,586 | William Thomas Parks, of| 12 9 | Leeton | Willimbong..| Cooper i1.} 0 2 0} 30 June, 1918 
W.C& 1.0, 1918-7,258] of Leeton. “4 
(2012];. Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 27th September, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF PART OF A LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 
[T ia hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of all the right, title, and interest of the lessee in and to 
the part specified in the annexed Schedule of the Irrigation Farm therein mentioned has been accepted. 


W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 
Resident Commissioner. 





SoHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION: 


YANCO No. 1 IRRIGATION ARBA. 
Yanoo Lanp Disrrict. 





te 4 


- No. of P pers, Name and Address of Lessee. Area | Present Area Date from which 


surridered, | of Lease. Surrender took effect. 


Original Area 
Ul Lease, 


Farm 
No 


Portion 


No. Parish, , County. 























B27. py) Bo) Tae a YF. 
M.1,8.,1917-}| William Henry Willcox,} 70 99. |Willimbong) Cooper. [100 2 0] &-0 O| 97 2 
KE. 16,473. of Leeton, 
W.C. &1.C. |, ; ‘ 
1918-7,257, 


| 13 August, 1913. 














UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LIGRARY 


4858 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. (27 Supr., 1918, 








[2013] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Leeton, 27th September, 1918. 


SURRENDER OF A LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of all the right, title, andjinterest ot lessee in and to the 
Irrigation Farm specified in the annexed Schedule has been accepted. 
W. NEVILLE SENDALL, 


Resident Commissioner. 





ScHEDULBE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
MIRROOL No. 1, IRRIGATION ARHFA, 
Yanco Lanp Disteticr. 


=e 


No. of | Names and Address of late Portio 











Date from which sure 


Papers. Lessee, No, render took effest, 








iy ae St SSE as eer me Sea eevee 7 meron eee Ui. SE SRoe aoe 





M.LS. 
1918-D10,196, 
W.C. & 1.0. 
1918-7,260 





a. Tr. pe 
Allan Leslie Little, of Griffith ... Pa 123 161 | Jondaryan,..; Cooper ..., 50 2 O | 30 June, 1918 

















a er rn Ne el tenn 








[2019] Local Land Board Office, 
Moree, 21st September, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections to granting the applications. 

Particulars are specified in Schedule below. | 



































B. LINDSAY, 
Chairman. 
SowEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. | Apoliede’ ta¢ RS He Plneelaiid Date of 
Rilwataceict, | Conversion, applied for, Reserves inoluded. BUN bead by 2 
Heane tl | Area, | Parish and County. 
’ reid gcee aie ye oe nee ie 
Acres. | 
Sp. L. 1907-20 te ( es cae ? | 
i analy a Parish Burren  East,| Charles Con- | ACP. Fa cone Partly within Court-house, Wee 
» al 5 96 county Jamison ..| stable. ( ae ced ake j T.S.R. 5,679. Waa, 28th Oc- 
si 1917-23 820 r) | CL. 1918-1 if4 5 tober, 1918. 
: 1917-24 270 3 Parish Gurleigh, county| &. RR. Fal- U| CL. 1918-2 | | ¢ Partly T.SiR, do 
4! | White. | lick. iat | py oes 1,116. 








[2014} Local Iand Board Office, 
Kempsey, 19th September, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Locai Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease, 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections to granting the application. 





























Particulars are specified in Schedule below. E, W. BRIERLY, 
Chairman, 
SowRvvULeg. 
Particulars of Leuse, conversion of which is applied for, Place and Date of 
—- ip banglice so ea bry ' Reserve included, Inguity by 
Nature | Ares, Parish and County. , Toes) tone cae 
\ 
| | | 
Acres. | ; 
Special ae 33 ‘Parish Redbank, county) M. J. O’Leary...| A.C.P. 18-7 ...| Partly within T.S.R.) Port Macquarie, 
| Macquarie. | 244, 19th Oct., 1918. 
| i yes pote gee wep Pop R 2 vee gee ately sever neler a= 
{1882} Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 13th September, 1918. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Comsolidation Act, 1913, and as to sny 
objections to granting the application. 














Particulars are specified in Schedule bolow, E. EBSWORTH, 
Chairman. 
SOHEDULB. 
RE ae 2 sa - 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, : 
and sca sa Applicant for | Claas ot Holding | Reserve inebaded. | inquiry by 
i) . . 
aunt | Area. Parish and County, Local Land Boasd. 
& 7 p. 
Special Lease} 10 0 O| Parish Torrens, county; Henry Hancock, as} O.0.P.1917-26 Part of W.R. 27 Court-house, Car- 
2,629. Bathurst. one of the execu- coar, 4th Octo- 


| 
tors of the estate 
of Wm. Hancock, | 
| decensed. 


satin 


| ber, 1918. 











Se su samen RSe ip SAE SS athe _— 


be’ 


27 Szpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 4859 


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PROCLAMATION.— WITHDRAWAL FROM 18ru SECTION LEASE No. 104 FOR SETTLEMENT, 


! HEREAS by a condition attached to Lease No. 104, under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, 
power is given to the Governor to withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land leased, for the purposes of settlement 
if, in the opinion of the Minister for Lands, the travelling stock reserves within the land leased become wholly or in part useless for the 
‘purposes of traveiling stock. And whereas the Minister for Lands is of the opinion aforesaid in respect of the part of travelling stock 
reserve 1,589 within the area hereunder mentioned: Now, therefore, J, Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the 
Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, do, in pursuance of the power and authority in that behalf contained in the said condition, hereby declare 
that the land hereunder described shall be and the same is hereby withdrawn for purposes of settlement from Leuse No. 104, under the 
18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amerdment Act, 1903, held by Samuel Baulch. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreatcr or WaaGca Wacaa; CoonamMon SHIRE. 


County of Bourke, parish of Cowabbie, containing an area of about 73 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
Portion 73, exclusive of a strip 3 chains wide along the north-east boundary of the portion. Plan B. 3,693-1,806. 
10.8. 1918-21,228] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fifth day of September, 1918. 


W. P. CULLEN, 





By His Excellency’s Command, By Deputation from His xcellency the Governor. 
W G. ASHFORD. 
(2053) GOD SAVE THE KING! 
(2055] a Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
REVOCATION OF NOTIFICA'TIUNS OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








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Land Distt Division, Noxon. County. Parish, Shire, &c. Area. Part revoked. Papers No. 
Oey Ts, De 
Forbes «-| Central ..} 3 Oct., 1903..! Ashburnham ..| Yarragong ..| Jemalong 23 0 0] The whole; includes parts of portions] Ms, 1918- 
Shire.| (about), 37 and 88. Plans A. 6,209 and 6,210-/ 7,260. 
1,770. 
Goulburn ..| Eastern ..| 15 Jan., 1908..| Argyle., ..| Norrong .. --| Mulwaree 80 0 0O| That part within pcrtion110, Plan A. do . 
Shire. 2,C01-2,121, 
Warren ..| Central ..) 8 June, 1904..| Gregory -.| Weenculling ..) Wingadee 4,747 © 0| The whole; portion 1. Plan G, 1,653- do ! 
d Shire.) - 1,907 R. © 
Rylstone. ..| Eastern ..| 6 ,,  1906..) Roxburgh ..| Capertee .. ..| Rylstone Shire.) 2,616 0 0} The whole. Plan Ms 6450e, Roll... do, | 
| (about). 
Deniliquin ..{ Central ..| 15 June, 1917..| Townsend ~. | Yalama .. ..| Murray Shire..| 17 0 0 | That part south of the south-west side, Ma. 1918- 
(Village of} Yalama). (about). of Moira-street. Plan Sp, L. 50 Hy.) 7,279. 
} | and Y. 2-1,892. 
Ncte.—The above is partly held under special lease. 
Kempsey ..{ Eastern ../ 21 Dec., 1917,.| Raleigh -.| Allgomera ..{ Nambucea ) If 0. 0 | That part within Sp. L. 1918-7, granted] Ms, La. 
Shire.| (about). Gazette, 6th September, 1918, 1918-9, 263, 
Walgett ..| Central “i 6 Aug., 1904..; Denham -.| Thalaba .. ..| Walgett Biire..| 83 2 0 | The whole... a ane fe ..| Aln. gaits 
ee Wena She sally LN Be ree } seo tule bated a Re, OS! esa 
[2056] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918, 
REVOCATION OF SPECIAL ARBAS, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Special 
Areas, &c,, hereunder described are hereby revoked. . 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





a 























Class of Held- 
Land ing for which Date of Papers 
Disprict. Division. tie tite wast | Proélamation. County. | Parish. Shire, &c. | Area. | Part revoked. No. 
9 set apart. 
| 
Special Area. &.. Peps ; 
Forbes... | Central... 21,261 25 Aug., 1834] Forbes... «| Maudry and) Jemalong Shire,,| 1,718 1 0 | The whole, Plans F. 3,866,3,267| Ms. 1918- 
Thurungle, 3,86, 3,890, 3,891, 8,898, 2,349. 7,260. 
and 3,901-1,787. 
Gunning ...| Eastern. 14,999 § Jan., 1892) King .. .... Jerrawa ..| Gunniog Shire...) 192 0 0 | Those parts withia portions 173, do 
| 144, 149, and 153, Plaos K. 
| 5,303, 5,957, and 5,552-1,995, 
Hay ..| Central. . 15,793 25 June, , | Boyd .. . | Glengailla .... Murrumbidgee | 1,115 2 0 | The whole; portions 15, 16, 18, do 
| hire. and 55, Plans Bb. 507 and 876- 
1,908, 
Tamworth...| Eastern.. 14,179 22 Aug., 1891| Parry ... ».| Royinn ...|; NundleShire ...| 174 0 0 Mies rot obes 45, Plan do 
oe by way - 
Glen Innes do ..| Crown Lease] 16 Feb., 1917) Gough . . | Wellington | Severn Shire ...| 180 0 0| That part within Special Lease} Ms fs. 
Area 2,830, North, (about). 1y1s-1, _ | 1v18 9,n74. 
Coonamble,.| Central..| Settlement | 14 Sept., 1901] Gregory --.| Quandong ,.., Wingadee Shire.,/1,280 0 0| The whole; portions 14 and 25,) Ms, 1918- 
lease, Plans G. 1,625 and 1,716=1,907.| 7,26). 





























bitte ! a a} ee ———— 


4860 





[2054] 


oft 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHPTE, No, 19. 


Departpent of Lands, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &¢. | 


is hereby notified, for. public information, 
the reserves from, sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revo 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date. 






















































































Pe EC eS. Bees Ae ee ee Oe tT ES 












































ydney, 27th September, 1918. 


(24 Supt, 1918. 


— 


that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


ked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after 




















W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. . 
‘land. | pivision, | Reserve P Date of Count Parish. | Shire, & Area. | Part revoked. © | Papers No. 
Distriot. i) ANOS PEPOBe. Notification. Ys sha Uap tei a bias abaya shee 
& I ——_ —0a 
aouY. op: ee : 
Inverell ..| Eastern. | 46,624 | Fromsale or lease other| 31 May, 1911} Gough Tlerbert ..} Macintyre | 260 0 0 | Part within portion 181 C.S. a 
than special lease. r Shire | (about). and intervening road.| 19,193. 
; ‘ Plan G. 6,641-1,761. 
; ; _ Norr.—Held‘as conditional purchase. es Dae Ls 
Coonamble..) Central..{ 35,125 | From sale for travelling| 11 Oct., 1902) Gowen ..| Tarambigal| Gilgandra’ } 220 0 0 | Part within ‘pottion’ 65) 0.8. 1918- 
stock and camping. Shire. and included road. a. 12,880, 
2,100-1,797. 
Norr.—Held under conditional purchase 1917-165. ; 
Nyngan ..| Central..{ 1,040 | Water supply and yil-| 28 April, 1879| Clyde Cuddie and} Walgett (1,180 0 0{Thewhole .. «-» -. C.8. 1918- 
lage. Womma. Shire.| (about). 20,282. 
Nork.—Held under conditional lease, settlement lease, &c, ‘ WIRES. OTL ¥* 
Wyalong ..| Central..{ 30,060 | From sale for roadw 28 Oct., 1898) Gi ..| Wyalong ../ Bland 0.0 20,| The whole ; portion 46.) Ms. 1918- 
ee , an eine | : Be cco am shite Plan G. 1,595-1,871 R. | 7,261. 
Casino Eastern..| 45,411 | Travelling stock and{ 22 June, 1910) Richmond | rene Oe Tomki 14 2 0| The whole; part pre- Ms. 1918- 
camping reserve. Shire.| about). viously revoked. 7,564, 
NovrE.—Water reserve 40,148, notified 7th November, 1906, is not affected. 
Murwillum- | Eastern..{ 46,858 | Lighthouse 2 Aug., 1911{ Rous Terranora | Tweed 8 0 0} That part within portions, Aln. 1918- 
bah. Shire. 394 10 349, 354 to 356,| 8,005. 
861 to 364, and 367, and 
368. Plans R 7,819 to 
7,825, and R. 7,827, R. 
7,822, and R. 7,830-1,759. 
Do do ee From saleor lease under] 5 July, 1915} do Condong .. do 2 334 | The whole. Plan R.7,695-, Ms. Ls. 

, { section 206, 1,759. ‘ 1916-11,406. 
Metro- Eastern. . From sale or _ lease{ 22 Sept., 1915) Cumber- | South Hornsby 1 0 0/The whole Plans C| Aln, 1918- 
-politan | under section 206, land Colah. Shire. \ 2,854 and C. 2,855-2,030! 7 180). 
Narrabri Central...{ 1,116 | Travelling stock: 29 Sept., 1877| White Gurleigh .:) Namoi 598 0 0) The part within measured Ms. Ls. 

: g Pani» ‘ ha iatin SOO portions 87 and 88, and 1918-7,814. 
the intersecting road,—| 
as shown on plans cata- 
logued W. 1,090, and), 
1,091-1,767. 
Norr,—lIield under special lease. 
Mudgee Eastern. . Reserve from sale or| 22 Feb., 1918| Bligh Bungaba ..| Wyaldra 150 0 0 | The whole. Plan B. 4,061-| C.S. 1918. 
lease under section Shire.) ~ 1,570. | 6, 75¢. 
206. ay spisiell 
Do do do 23 AURi, >, do do do 50 0 0 | The whole. Plan B. 4,060- do 
1,570. 
Gunnedah., (Central. .} 506 | From sale for water sup-; 1 Aug., 1873) Pottinger..; Bomera ..| Coona- | 185 9 0.) Those parts within por-, Ms.,1918-: 
LPL. barabran, (about). tions 9% and y4, and 7,068, 
Shire. | roads through and ad- 
joining those portions. 
Plans P. 5,421 and 5,433- 
1,781. RETR’ 
Do ..| do 1,325 | From sale for camping] 14 Feb., 1879| do do do % GUT as do 
and water supply (about). ; 
Do . do 2,015 | From sale for travelling] 29 Dec., 1884 do do de 515 0 0} Those parts within por- do 
stock, (about). tions 92 and 95. Plans 
P. 6,421 and 9,434-1,781. 
Do do 506 | From salefor watersup-| 1 Aug., 1873 do do Liverpool 7 2 0O| That part within portion do. 
ply. Plains 91. Plan &.5,420-1,751. 
Shire 
Notr.—The above has been alienated. 
Tamworth ..| Eastern..| 50,737 | Public reereation 2 June, 1915/ Inglis  ..| Tamworth | Tamworth 4 2 0 | The whole .. as ' Ms, 1918- 
; | Munici- (about), 4,276, 
f | | pality. ’ 
Tumba- Eastern..| 3,289 | From sale for travelling) 22 Dec., 1884( Wynyard..} Courabyra.{ Tumba- 46 0 0 | That part within portion] C.S.1918- 
rumba stock and camping, rumba (about), 104. Plan W. 5,151- 18,060. 
Shire. 2,119. 
Do do 31,983 do do 20a 1900| do do do fe te 0) do do 
(about). 
Nore.—Held as a conditional purchase. 
Wagga Central... ,1,589.| Travelling stock 7 April, 1879; Bourke ..{ Cowabbie..; Coolamon 98 0 0\ Portion 73 and road ad-| 0.8, 1918- 
Wagga. | Shire, joining on south-west. 21,228, 
0 ae | do, ..| 41,202 | From lease other than| 12 Dec., 1906; do do do 83 2 0 | Part within measured por- do 
18th section lease. \ (about), tion 73, 
Nyngan do 27,631 | From sale or lease other| 7 May, 1898 Gregory. ..| Bannah Bogan /1,850 0 0 | The whole; includes por-| Ms, 1918- 
than A.C.P. or O.L. Shire.| (about). tions 39 and 40, Plans 7,260. 
. GQ. 1,569 and 1,570-1 ,907. ITY 
Do do 27,632 do or, $ do do do 400 0 0 | The whole: includes por- do 
(about). tion 5. Plan G@ 1,o05-)... * . 
‘ 1,907 R. : 
Do- . Bt} 49, 44,399, | From lease generallyand] 29 Sept., 1909, do do do 57 2 0] The whcle; portion 44. do 
rap from sale other than Plan G. 1,731-1907. 
auction sale. 
Warren do 46,678 | From after-auction ten-| 7 June, 1911) do Merrivale..| Marthaguy| 1,340 0 0| The whole .. do 
{. der. ; Shire, . : 
Rylstone ..| Eastern..| 44,214 | From sale and lease} 28 July, 1909; Roxburgh..| Capertee ..| Rylstone 2,616 0 0| The whole. Plan Ms. 645 do 
generally. Shire. Oe. Roll. 
Warren Central..| 40,105 | From sale for Public} 20 Jan., 1906) Narromine | Meringo ..| Tim rebon- 2 0 0} That part within portion do 
School purposes. gie Shire 16. Plan N. 1,232-1,834. 
Do do«...| 40,106 | From lieénse and lease ik yn do do do! 200.0 do Fe lot salen do ~* 
generally. 
Coonabarra- do 24,149 From sale for railway} 30 May, 1896; Gowen Dilly Gilgandra 80 0 0) The whole; part pre- do . 
bran purposes. 4 Shire.| “(about), viously revoked. . 
Tenterfield ..| Eastern..). 45,170] From sale generally ..| 15 June, 1910, Buller Clarence ..| Tenterfield | 1,940 0 ©| The whole .. © do 
Shire.| (about 4 
Tumba- do ,.| 35,772 | From annual lease 11 Feb.,. 1903\Wynyard ..|Mate, Hillas,) Tumbarum-|10,364 0 ; 0 | The whole .. na do 
rumba, i j { Dutzon. ba Shire.| (about), 
Cooma do 872 | From: sale for water] 16 May, 1883] Beresford..| Colinton ..| Monaro 60 0 0} The whole; portion 36. do. 
supply. Shire.| Plan B, 1,326-1,765. wide ais 
Inverell do 25,264 do 9 Dec., 1896, Arrawatta | Ashford ..| Ashford 150 0 0 That part within portion| do 
$ Shire.| (about). 82; and road through ii 
; and adjoining that por- 
t ; : tion, Plan A.2,835-1,847.)' : 
Narrandera | Central. .} 40,310 } From sae or lease other| 28 Mar., 1906' Cooper Dallas Carrathool | 240 0 0] That part within reserve do 
than annual lease. : Shire.| (about). 2,730 for temporary 
common. 





27 Surr., 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 119. 4861 








[2066 } Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING. 


4? is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
L. Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 4rH NOVEMBER, 1918, before which date applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first, week that the land 
becomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4th November, 1918, or at any time between the 4th November, 1918, 
and the 9th November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 4th November, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— ; sh in ihc 

, (2) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(2) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by tho Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. During the whole currency of the lease the area shown by black shading on published lithograph 
shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights and business licenses, without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and 
the lessee shall post at each place of access to such area, calico notices, indicating, for public information, that that part of the 
land so leased is open to the operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of 
the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for miving or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 

other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased cleat of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps 
or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of noxious weeds, 
and scrub (except edible scrub), at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the area capable of profitable improvement each year 
so that the whole of such area shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and alter any land has been cleared 
or operated upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub), during the remaining 
term of the lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease areito be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease : Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman o1 the Local 
Land Board. Gates of access to the area, shown by the black shading on published lithograph, shall be provided for the 
convenience of miners. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved on the area shown by black shading on published lithograph. 

(i) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 

(t) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months trom the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear irom 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years trom the 
date of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The right of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of 
the area shown by black shading on published lithograph is hereby barred. 

(&) The land outside that shown by plack shading on published lithograph may be used for agriculture. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years. aud a condition of residence jor a ter of five years shall attach thereto. 

The Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confi ma ‘ion of the application for the lease. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, .ue holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 

Hilal i ——- W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free «f 
cost, if so desired by the applicant. Le ; 








CROWN-LWASE AKEA No. 3,301. 
~ EASTERN DIVISION. 


Tannp Drstrict or TRNTERFIELD AND TENTERFTIELD SATRE 














¥ « ; Annual 
&¢ | Area ane. Heng b Nature and Piste 4 orn | Character behead, oll. Timber, & 
E> of aie for first Survey P ‘ Va) own an aracter of Land, Soll, Timber, &o., 
County. Parish, 8 S Crown oe ae We period Fee. Re lente of distance Water Supply. 
£3 | lease: 16 vears therefrom. 
25 years. | 15 years. 
~ iy esd She 
fo) 
—_— & chad —— 
Acres. Ge o8erdst' £- Bred Ga. F 
Clive ..| Gibraltar..{ A 1,000 750 0 0] 9 7 6/18 UV O| Boundary fencing,| Tenterfield and} Mountainous, broken, steep country, with a few 
(about), half value. Deepwater spurs into Oaky Creek; trap formation, stony 
oy? towns and rail- in parts; brown soil, clavey and rocky subsoil’; 
Way stations, mo tly covered with scrub and dead finish 5 
26 miles. fairly openly timbered with ironbark, box, gum 
apple, stringybark, peppermint, and grass tree ; 
° wallabies and dingoes very numerous; in ordin 
’ ary seasons there is water in Germans Gully. 





Rainfall. 83 inches. 
Ms, 1918-6,067. 














< 








Nore.—Includes part of Block A of Crown-lease Area No. 2,633, notified 4th August, 1916, which part is hereby revoked. Part of Block A within mining 
AfEde ai 1,350 (M), notified 21st October, 1914, is not affected by this notification. The area, capital value, rent, aud survey fee are subject to adjustment 
after survey. i ANE DZITE NEE 8 rest pear Oma oat 
Land which is reserved from sale shall not be convertible int> a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall have 
been revoked, A conversion into a conditional purchase shall not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining purposes 


except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines. 


4862 “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Supr!, 1918. 





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[2067] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIZICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE FOR GRAZING. 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease for grazing, and shall be 
disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 41m NOVEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged, 

An application shall be in Farm 9, and (uuless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first weck that the land 
becomes available) shail be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the suryey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee so oner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. : 

All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time onthe 4th November, 1918, or at any time between the 4th November, 1918, and the 
9th November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent 
simultaneously on the 4th November, 1918. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and Regulatizns thcrgunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— . 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(o) During the whole currency of the lease the area shown by black shading on published lithograph shall be open to the 
operations of miners’ rights and business licenses without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post 
at each place of acceas to such area calico notices, indicating, for public information, that such area is open to the 
operations of miners’ rights. Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional 
Purchase Inspector, 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and » reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing wili be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence, and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the 
lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to 
the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. . 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of the lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the 
Local Land Board. Gates of access to the reserve from conditional sale within the |Crown-lease shall be erected for the 
convenience of miners. 

(f) Notimber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(qg) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) ‘The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposesupon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber or State forest reserve. 

(*) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satiefaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operstions within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months of such date shail clear from peur not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 

(7) The right of conversion into a homestead farm of the area shown by blak shading on published lithograph, as provided 
by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is hereby barred. 

(k) The land outside that shown by black shading on published lithograph may be used for agriculture. 

(2) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface ; and the Crown will not be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations curried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of fiye years shall attach thereto. The Crown- 
lessee is 1ejuired to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. ', 

Whére any Iand contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such impryvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


—_—— W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Notz,--All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 8,300. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or STROUD, AND GrLovoesteR Suine. 














4 Annual 
ae Ar renee rade in pire ie E ghia oe oul By , 
: of or first | Survey stimated Value ‘own an { aster of Land, Soil, Timber, &o, 
Guunty. Parish, : 5 Crown- on aay period Fee. of distance Water Supply. ft a 
& ® | 15 yeara - ae Improvements, refrom., 
fh | 
pie i i 4 } PES Sani 
| Acres,| £ 8% G@| £ awd.| £8,4. 
Gloucester.,,| Craven ...) 78 | 1,015 | 67613 4) 8 9 2 14 0 Y | Boundary fencing, | Gloucester, Part of Craven platean; rough mountainous 


aboutl7 miles.) spurs with steep rlopes into deep gullies and 
gorges covered with brush; the tops of spurs 
are covered with thick forest of gum, oak, and 
stringybark; permanent water in Manning 
River; sound country, suitable for grazing 
large stock. Mean annual rainfall, about 46 

| inches. 

| Plan G. 4,569-1,497, 

Ms, 1918-7,254. 


























Norz.—Includes Crown-lease Area No. 2,177, notified 24th November, 1915, and reserve from sale or lease under section 206, which are hereby revoked. Included 
part (S70 acres) from reserve from conditional sale, proclaimed 7th August, 1883, which is not affected by this notification, 
Land which is re:erved from sale shall not be convertible into a conditional purchase unless and until such reservation shall, 
have ben revoked, A conversion into a conditional purchase shal] not be allowed of land within a reserve for mining or mining 
pup»3 except with the approval of the Secretary for Mines, 


27 Szprr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4863 


. 


{2069} ‘ Department of Lands, 
: Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


C is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Orown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shell be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


“The areas will be available on and after 4117 NOVEMBER, 1918, before which applications should not be lodged. 


_) , An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by ove hali-year’s rent.in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee, but upon 
confirmation of an application, such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per contum per annum on the amount unpaid. 





I I 

















All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in posted 
letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4th November, 1918, or at any time between the 4tn November, 1918, and the 9th 
November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and tohave becn lodged with such Land Agent simultareously 
on the 4th November, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


_ The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet: without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the’ 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it, shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their cost), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not leas than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-leaae shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land cleat of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious 
weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year,so that the whole 
shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it. free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction 
of the Local Land Board. , 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Land Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(1) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister tor Lands during the term of such lease. ‘The lessee shall commence such operations within 

, _ 81x months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall ciear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he. shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease, 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIIi of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.—All information may be obtain-d from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent frea of coasts 
if so desired by the applicant, ; 











ee ee 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,299. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or Srroup AND GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 





= EE ES EE 














3 . Annual ‘ 
z yo . ‘Vane mye 8 ee vst Foe Character of Land, Soil, Timber, & 
9 fo) ; for first urve Estimated Value ‘own an i racter of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
County. Parish. ey Crown- on “ oe period ee of distance Water Supply. 
56 | lease. e eiea of Improvements. therefrom. 
= 4 y 15 years. 
Ooms 
2) 
Acres 
About £8, GL) Ayeagad. It Lis. a: 

Gloucester. .! Craven B 600° 350 0 0} 4 7 6}|11 O 0} About 18 chains 4-)| Gloucester, Part of Craven) plateau; steep mountainous 
wire fence and 10} town and rail- country ; soil generally good; timbered with 
chains of fence} way _ station, messmate, forest box, oak, mahogany, stringy- 
post=£5 15s., pro-| about15miles.| bark, and brushwood, &c.; good water supply 5 
perty of adjoining sound country ; suitable for dairying. 

r holder. 
Dos as do eA Ra © 290 169) BUPA Qe Qiu dele Si. Oh 0; Nil. Gloucester, do do . 
about 14 miles 
; distant. 
Dig es do ote Bu 640 480) 0) 10a Ga On Ou THA On O Nil. Gloucester, do do 
head about 16 miles; 
distant. 
Dow, do me I 640 2000. O} SOO; tM) 40), 0 Nil, Gloucester, do do j 
' about 23 miles. 
Donde do My NG 620 465 0 01) 516 3) 11 0 0 Nil. do As do do 
Mean annual rainfall, about 45 inches. 
[ Ms. 1918-7,354. 























—_ = — 


Norg.—Includes part (about 1,96) acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 810, notified 13th August, 1913 ; part (about 1960 acres) of classification reserve{notified 
10th May, 1918, and part (about 5 acres) of special conditional purchase leage area No. 9, notilicd 20th October, 1209, which are hereby revoked. Area, capital 
value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment on survey. 





4864 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119 [27 Supr., 1918. 








200) Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1°18. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART OROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTHAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED OF 
e TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. sy 
) isvhereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Act, 1916, the Urown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original 
Homestead Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of 
the law. 
** Block A, parish of Chillingham, shall be available only for Arthur Edwin White, of Tyalgum, to whom a certificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the Said block has been issued under section 3a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916. omen 
Portion 22, parish of Brigalow, shall be available only for Alfred. Dalton, of Narrabri, to whom a eertificate of preferential 
right entitling him to the said block has been issued under section 8a of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act 1916. 
i» Whe areas will be available on and after 30ru SEPTEMBER, 1918. | 
% An application shall be in Form 3, and shall be lodged with the Crown Land Agent and (unless it is intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by a half-year’s rent in sdvauce, I'he survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to 
pay the tee sooner), be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount 
unpaid. The first instalment of the survey fee shall be lodged with the application. 
The application may be lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, or may be posted 
to the Crown Land Agent. 
The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Rogulations thereunder, 
and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land 
free trom rabbits and other noxious auimals, and to eradivate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear; noxious scrubs, 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. ee 

(ce) The boundaries of each farm ave to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Uhairman of 

the Loval Laid Board. ula ag 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residencé for a term of’ five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been perfarmed. 

Aiter the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided ail required conditions 
have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value of sucb 
improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VUI of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. . 

| | pS Sea W. G, ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 

Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and ull forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lanse Agent free of 

cost; if 30 desired by the applicant. ; 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 813, 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrior oF MURWILLUMBAH, AND TWEED SHIRE. 











ay 
5 iy ft Annual 
28 Area Capital Rent Nearest 
‘ EB of Value pe ; Nature and ee A AES rey Bs ak BSS eee) 
Oounty. Parish: |S 8 d Honies't foe firkt: for first Burvey Estimated Value of Town and Character of Land, oe &e., 
oS F 1, eriod Fee, I distance Water Supply. 
go & | Stead period of of mprovenients, thérefiom: 
=e Farm, 26 years 25 years 
f Ra 
ia Aen ‘4 | Acres: &. 8. dy} £18: dil £ 3a. ; NEhBA Vibes SAGL Ve : 
Rous e-| Chilling- | Block] 165 577,10. 0.) 14. 8 91,7 0 0 Nil. Tyaleum, dis-| Undulating to hilly country, of, volcanic and sedi 
ham,| A |(about). fant about 3/ mentary formation, with'a fair depth of brown * 
miles; Mur-] soil on volcanic area; shallow soil in clay on 
willumbah, sedimentary portion; timbered with dense 
nearest rail-| | brush and htrdwoods; parts suitable for culti- 
way station,| vation; wa er supply. sufficient, in, Hopping 
distant about] Dick’s Creek. Average annual rainfall, about 
18 miles 69inches. Butter factory at Tyalgum. 
R.S.S. 1918-11,714. 














Norr.— Classification reserve, notified 2nd August. 1918 (about 165 acres), includéd in the above, is hereby revoked, Area, capital value, annual rental, and 
survey fee are subject to modification after measurement, 








HOMESTEAD FARM ARHBA No, 814. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF NARRABRI, AND NAMOI SHIRE, 








3 
ad 
Pact : Annual { 
a2 Area Capital 
£8 of Value Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. Parish. | 8 8 El aome:} for test, | 27 dang sp Ss Estimated Value of | Town and Character os oma oe ko, 
a x | stead | period of pene Shi Improvements, Fe vc Gestlae ater Supply: 
3 Fann. | 25 years. | o- , erefrom, 
£9 years. : 
G) 
As 
" Aores. |. Sy osu, & 8 d. -£ Bd 
White -.| Brigalow..| 22 800 333 6 8} 8 6 8/12 0 O| Clearing, £40.| Narrabri West,| Level country, tertiary formation; sandy and 
Crown property. 13 miles. sandy loam soils ; about 200 acres farming land ; 


300 acres fair {country when improved,- balance 
poor soil; about 500 acres thick forest land, 
timbered with ironbark, pine, oak, box, gum, 
and apple ; 300 acres forest country of stunted 
gum and bloodwood ; the whole area is scrubby ; 
dogs are numerous, but there are-no ‘rabbits ; 
water in bed of Bohena Creek ; 500 acres cattle 
pasture when improved. Rainfall, about 26 
inches at Narrabri 

Plan W. 891-1,767 Roll. 

R.S.8. 1918-14,269. 














Nortx,—Part (800 acres) of classification reserye, notified 21st December, 1917, within the above portion, is hereby revoked, 


27° SEpr., 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 4865 


———_—— 


[2068] praca wR ae ie i a aly ' Department of Lands, 
n? Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAT, CROWN-LEASES. 


i is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pureuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 
Lands comprised ‘within the areas hereunder | mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be ‘disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 47H NOVEMBER, 1918, before which Applidations should not be lodged. 


An application shall be im-Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent deg the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be acconipainied by one halt year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The eurvey fee shall (unless the holder desires te pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 








All applications lodged by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly authorised in writing, and all applications in 
posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 4th November, 1918, or at any time between the 4th November, 1918, and 
the 9th November, 1918, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to have been lodged with such’ Land Agent. 
siniultaneously on the 4th N ovember, 1918. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


:». . That part of the area which contains tiniber in excess of the requirements of the lessee as tenant thereof, is set apart as a forest area, 
and the annual rental in respect thereof has been determined separately from the balance of the area. The forest area is shown by black 
shading on published lithograph. 


The Crown-leases will be Hibject to. ie Bene est provisions bb the Crown Lands Acts, and the regulations thereunder, and to the 
following speci»! conditions :—- 


(4) The Crown- tates shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
Jessee are found depasttirmg onthe Crown-lease, it shail be prima facie evidence of sublétting. 


(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will te reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the case 

_of resumption for mining or mining | purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of eb AlAs for any other 
purpose, not Jess than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d): The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within’ six months from the date of confirmation of the lease; commence and’ take 
effective steps to keep the land so léased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or wens of keeping the land clear of the samé during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 

~ Board: During the second year of the leiise he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 

and scrub (except ecible serub), at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be 

cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and aftér any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it 

‘<.° freé from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible ser ub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board, 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence, within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided, 
however, that any other Suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Chairman of the Local 
Laud Board. 


~(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulstions thereunder at the time in force. The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such 
Ctmber and other material for building and other purposes upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or State forest. 


(g) A proportion of the forest drea not exceeding one-third shall be absolutely exempt from the operation of any timber license 
in order to provide a timber supply for the development of the holding: - 


(4) No operations in connection with timber or products other than by the lessee for his own use on the land leased, shall 
be allowed on the forest area, except with the concurrence of the Department of Lands under special license, to be issued by 
an authorised Forest Officer, Provided that with the lessee’s written consent, such license may algo bé issued to apply to 
timber or products on any part of the lease excepting that part of the forest urea exempted for the sole use of ‘the lessee. 


(1) The holder of a especial license to cut timber on the: forest area, or to remove products therefrom, shall be governed by the 
conditions, and imitations of the license which will be framed by the Forestry Department to protect the lessee’s interest 
in the land. , 


(7) The lessee shall be allowed compensation to the amount of one-third of any royalty paid to the Crown on timber 
removed from the forest area, to cover any damage done to his interests in the holding by licensed timber operations. 

(k) The lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber and debris on the forest area, and shall prevent the spread 
of fire therefrom extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent lund. 

(i) During the currency of the lease all persons authorised by special license shall have full right of access to and entry 
upon the part of the forest area not absolutely exemptetl from license at any time within reasonable hours for the purpose 
of cutting or removing timber or pr¢ducts without intérference by the lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient gate- 
ways or opevings where required for this purpose, or where directed by the Minister for Lands or any officer authorised by 
such Minister in this behalf, 

(m) The lessee shall, where grazing is necessary for the parpaes of removing timber and products, allow timber-getters authorised 
under special heenee to graze their teams on the forest area, subject to the terms of any permit issued by the District 
Forester or his deputy, in which nécessary provision will be made and decided by that oflicer for the limit of stock to be used 
and the payment of agistment fees. i 

(%) An occupation permit under the Forestry Act with fhe right to occupy not more than 5 acres of the lease within the forest 
area. for any purpose connected with the treatment or removal of timber or products may be granted on the recom- 
mendation of the Forestry Department with the concurrence of the Department of Lands, subject to fair compensation 
to the lessee to be fixed by assessment. 

(0) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly- phar (if any) from tbe land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. I'he lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. uring each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease: t 


The term of thé lease shall be forty-five years, and a Ui of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown-lessee is required to enter into residence within siz months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not ithe property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


dunt et W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms iy application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so uestred by the appleant, © 








4866) 





CROWN-LEASE 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Serr., 1918. 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES —continued, 








aa SS 


AREA No. 3,298. 


HASTERN DIVISION. 


| 
| 


Laxp District or Stroup, AND GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 


La een 5 a ey fn | 











5 
o 
>) Annual 
ad Area pico Rent pare - Fs st we idihi bind ag ly 
; o¢ for first | Survey | Estimated Value ‘own an Character of Land, Tim 
County. Parish. ° 5 Crown-| f°°. mig period Fee. of distance Wator Supply. 
ER | lease, | Period o Improvements. therefrom. 
3 - 16 years. | 45 years, 
P Fad 
: ie Actes. | ij | ii 
About Lv sid! Desay £ ald, 
Gloucéster...) Craven ..) A 560 420 0 0; 5 5 0)10 0 0 Nil. Gloucester, | Part of the Craven plateau ; steep mountainous 
DoF. do eal arie 660 440 0 0} 510 O/ 11 0 0 Nil. town and rail-| country ; gravelly brown soil of fair quality, 











way  station,| gravelly subsoil ; timbered with box, gum, tur- 
about 15 miles} pentine, mahogany, stringybark, &e ; per- 
distant. manent water supply; good sound country, 
suitable for grazing large stock. Mean annual 
rainfall, about 45 inches, 
Ms, 1018-7,354, 








Nore. —Ineludes part (about 700-acres) of Crown-lease Area No. 810, notified 13th August, 1913, and part (about 700 adres) of classification reserve, notified 
10th May, 1918, which are hereby revoked. Reserve 53,003 from sale generally, 
fee are subject to adjustment on survey. 


notified this day, is not affected. The area, capital value, annual rent, and survey 
\ 


Land which is reserved from sale shall net be convertible into a conditional purchase unles¢ and unti) such reservation shall 


have been revoked, 


2057 Department of Lands, 
B : Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM LICENSE FOR ROADWAY. 


FT is hereby notified, for public information, that, in 

pursuance of the provisions of the 238rd_ section 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown lands. hereunder described are hereby with- 
drawn from: license for roadway. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


eed 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Corowa, AND CoNARGO SHIRE. 


Withdrawn from occupation license No. 160, held by 
F: S. Falkiner and Sons, Limited. 


County of Townsend, parishes of Wollamai and 
Yalgadoori, containing an area of about 98 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries :— 
Strips: of land 1 chain wide, being the boundary 
roads west of portions 39 and 40, reserved road within 
portion 20, boundary road west of portion 154 and 
north of portions 20, 21, 22, 24, and 25, parish of 
Wollamai; boundary roads west of portions 81, 80, 
86, 92, 87, and 42; also north of original portions 
70, 77, 44, 86, 90, and 91, parish of Yalgadoori. 

[Rds. 1910-297-12] 


LAND DISTRICT oF DENILIQUIN, AND Consrco SHIRE. 


Withdrawn from occupation license No. 465, held by 
the executrix and executors of the late Alexander 
Landale. 


County of Townsend, parishes of Wandook and 
Mundiwa, containing an area of about 35 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries :—-A 
strip of land 3 chains wide, being the boundary road 
west of portions 75, 62, 67, and end of road, parish of 
Mundiwa. 


[Rds. 1910-297-12] 





[2063] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASE, CONDITIONAL LEASE, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASE, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASE, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additionai conditional purchase, or conditional 
lease (not being conditional lease taken up in virtue 
of and at the same time as original conditional, pur- 
chase within the same area), additional conditional 
purchase lease, additional homestead selection, addi- 
tional homestead farm, additional settlement lease, 














~~ 


or additional Crown-lease, and shall become and be 
available therefor on and after the 4th November, 
1918. It is further notified that the price for the land 
for additional conditional purchase, or the capital 
value upon which provisional rentals (where phi ad 
shail be lodged, shall be 13s, 4d. per acre, except that, 
the provisional rental to be lodged with an application 
for a conditional lease or an additional settlement 
lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional holding 
acquired shall be subject to the same conditions 
(where applicable) which attach to the particular 
original holding. in virtue of which the additional 
holding was applied for. ‘ 
Nots.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the 
Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the 
epplicant. . 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp DIstTRicT oF SINGLETON, AND Patrick PuLsIns 
SHIRE. 


County of Hunter, parish of Poppong, containing 
an area of about 400 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
west. corner of portion 59; and bounded thence on 
the south by that portion east ; on the east by portions 
64 and 102 generaliy north; and on the north-west by 
the summit of a range of hills bearing generally 
south-westerly, to the point of commencement, 

Norr.—Yncludes part (about 400 acres) of an area 
set apart for original conditional purchase at a price 
of 13s. dd. per acre, 3rd January, 1907, which part is 
hereby revoked. 





[2062] Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 19138, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CROWN-LEASE. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Grown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional Crown-iease, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 4th November, 1918. 
The land set apart is exempt from the operation of 
general license under the Forestry Regulations. I+ is 
further notified that the capital value upon which 
rental shall be lodged shall be £1 1s. per acre. Any 
additional holding acquired shall be subject to the 
same conditions (where applicable) which attach to the 
particular original holding in virtue of which the ad- 
ditional holding was applied for. 


Nortr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 








W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


37 Sepr., 1918,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4867 


(er ih a rent am a a pa Rp ty 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Nyna@an, AND Bocan Snire. 


County of Flinders, parishes of Umang and Budtha, 
containing an area of about 1,800 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portion 25, narish cf Belah, portions 
7 and 5, parish of Umang, portion 2, parish of Myall 
Cowall, and a line parallel to and about 80 chains in 
rectangular distance north-east of the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 5 and 7 afcresaid. 

Norr.—The included part (about 1,800 aeres) of 
reserve for classification, notified 17th May, 1918, is 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms, 1918-6,654] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
A visions of section 1294 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for additional suburban holding, and shall become 
and be available thereror on and after the 4th 
November, 1918. It is further notified that the capi- 
tal value upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 
£2 per acre. Any additional holding acquired shall 
be subject to the same conditions (where applicable) 
which attach to the particular original holding in 
virtue of which the additional holding was applied for. 

Norre.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lave Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant, 


[2061] 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Mupcpr, 4anp Cupgsgoxg Muntcr- 


PALITY. 
gee, contain- 





County of Weilington, parish of Mud: 
ing an area of 15 acres 3 roods 36 perches. The Crown 
Lands within measured portions 377 and 379,—shown 
on plan W. 5,229-2,091. 

Nott.—tInciudes part (15 acres 3 roods 36 perches) 
of Suburban Holding Area No. 676, notificd Sth May, 
1915, which part is hereby revoked, 


[Aln. 1918-6,009] 








[2097] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


lie pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tract or area hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Brea, anp Imray Surer. 
Within occupation license No. 1,188. 


County of Auckland, parish of Bredbendoura, con- 
taining an area of about 1,620 acres. he Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commenc- 
ing on the right bank of Tantawangalo Creek, at the 
north-west corner of portion 59; and bounded thence 
by portions 59, 53, and 60. Tantawangalo Creek, 
Block A of Crown-lease Area 2,483, notified 2nd June, 
1916, State Forest No. 134, dedicated 4th November 
1914, the boundary of the parish of Mogila and Tan- 
ee ay Creek aforesaid, to the point of commence- 
ment. 


[C.S. 1918-16354] 





[2058] 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
' STOCK AND CAMPING. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 384th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder | 
described are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 


No, 119, 27 Serrewper, 1918, —10. 


| 


from sale ‘‘lor the passage of stock travelling pur- 
suant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912,’ or any Act 
amending the same, and for a camping place for 
travelling stock. 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


BASTERN DIVISION. 
LAanp District or Casino, and Tomut SHIRE. 
Within occupation license No. 709. 


No. 53,004. County of Richmond, parish of Mon- 
eogarie, containing an area of about 10 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by the south-eastern and north- 
eastern boundaries of portion 110, part of a north 
boundary of portion 79, and Cherry Tree Creek. 

Notr.—Reserve 47,915 for Access to Water, notified 
3rd July, 1912, is not affected. 


(Ms. 1918-7,564 | 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


RESERVE FROM SALE GENERALLY. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from sale generally. 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


[2060] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or Stroup. aANnp GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 


Wo. 53,003. County of Gloucester, parish of Craven, 
containing an area of about 180 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the left bank of Craven Creek at the south-western 
corner of reserve 1,194 from sale for mining, notified 
26th April, 1911; and thence bounded by lines north 
about 40 chains, west about 38 chains, south about 
22 chains, and south-east about 41 chains, to the 
point of commencement,—as shown on heliograph P 
by red hatching (with papers Misc. 1918-6,649). 


Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


PROZOSED CANCELLATION OF DESIGN OF 
THE VILLAGE OF BRASSI. 


[2059] 


Te is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

at the expiration of three months from this date, 
it is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to cancel 
the design of the village of Brassi and the suburban 
lands attached thereto. 


Lithographs showing the proposed cancellation may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Deniliquin, 
and at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[Ms. 1918-7,355] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


—~ 





[2064] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
ERRATUM. 
CoonABARABRAN LAnp District. 


N the notification setting apart about 750 acres, 
parishes of Coonabarabran and Dandry, counties 
of Gewen and Baradine, for additional conditional 
purchases. or conditional leases (Government Gazette 
of 6th September, 1918, page 4507), ‘“‘Commencing at 
the south-west corner of portion 238,’’ should read 
“Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 
238.7? " 


[Ms. 1918-6.4481 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


4868 





Department. of Lands, 


[2051 ] tme ; 
. Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 119. 


| 


FProposats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- | 
F ) 


tion Act, 1913, in respect.of Public Schoo! Site ‘at 

Lincoin. 

HEREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 

the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 

of land at Lincoln, dedicated 13th May, 1879, for 
Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 
hereto: ‘Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, that it is 
proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—to revcke the dodication 
and grant thereof heretotore made. 
(Ms. Ls. 1918-10,277 
W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


® 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Description of 2 acres at Lincoln, dedicated 13th Mey 
1879, for Public School Site, the dedication and 
grant of which it is intended to revoke. 


All that piece or parce! of land situate at Lincoln, 
arish of Tenandra, county of Lincoln, and State of 
Naw South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres;— 
being tho land within the boundaries of portion 53, 
shown on plan P. 327-1,978 at the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. 


| 
| 





[27 Supr., 1918. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
ProprosaLts under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1918, in respect of Public School Site 
at Brassi. 
U37 HwREAS I am of opinion that it is expedient in 
the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 
of land at Brassi, dedicated 2nd April, 1887, for Pub- 
lic School Site, and described in the Schedule hereto: 
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in accordance 
with the provisions of the 25th ‘section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, that it is proposed to 
deal with the said land in the manner following, that 
is to say,—to revoke tho dedication thereof heretofore 
made. : 
[ Muse. 


(2052) 


1918-7,855] 
W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

Description of 2 acres, dedicated 2nd April, 1887, for 
Vublic School Site, the dedication of which is 
intended to be revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Brassi, 
parish of Brassi, county of Townsend, and State of 
New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres ;— 
keine the land within the boundaries of portion 90, 
within the village of Brassi, as shown on plan B, 1- 
2,275 at the Department of Lands, Sydney. 





& ie on 
q3tt 


3 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Noticr oF Intexnep Isstpn oF PRovistonAL CERTIFI- 
CATES OF TITLE. 

Vol. 1,203, Fols. 166 and 168. Registered proprictor : 

Richard Raper Spencer. Land: 1 acre, lot 1, and 

1 acre, lot 2, both of section C, deposited plan 

3,036, at Condoublin, parish Condoublin, county 


Cunningham. 

Vol. 1,065, Fol. 1381. Registered proprietor: Hannah 
Lapthorne. Land: 17 perches, lot 35, deposited 
plan 2,483, at Read-street, Waverley, parish 
Alexandria, county Cumberland. 

Vol. XIX, Fol. 230. Registered proprietor: John 


Scholey. Land: 1 acre, suburban allotment 9, of 
section 10, at Fitzroy-street, Waratah, parish 
Newcastle, county Northumberland. 


Vol. 989,. Fol. 242, and Vol. 2,481, Fol. 282. Regis- 
tered proprietor: Henry Baker Alderton. Lands: 
3 acres 3 roods 9 perches, portion 656, parish 
Manly Cove, county Cumberland, and 251 perches, 
lot 4, deposited plan 6,030, municipality Manly, 
parish Manly Cove, county Cumberland. 


THE proof of loss of the original Certificates of Title 
and Crown Grants above described, and other par- 
ticulars required by section 111 of the abovenamed 
Act (No. 25 of 1900), having been supplied,—I hereby, 
in pursuance of the requirements of such _ section, 
notify my intention to issue such Provisional Certifi- 
cates of Title accordingly, at the expiration of twenty- 
one days from the date hereof.—Registrar-General’s 
Department, Sydney. 
: W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


27th September, 1918, 
901 10s. 





NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE UNDER REAL 
PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATION having been made for an order for 
foreclosure of the undermentioned mortgages 
accompanied by the ‘evidence required by the ‘‘Real 
Property, Act, 1900”: Notice is hereby. given that 
the undermentioned land comprised in the said mort- 
gages is offered and will remain open for sale unvIL 
THE Sta Novemprr, 1918, on or after which date 
ORDER FOR FORECLOSURE, whieh will exclude all claims 
by the mortgagor, or any person claiming under him, 
will be issued by me to the applicant unless the 
amount required to satisfy the principal and interest 





moneys due and the costs and expenses occasioned 

by the foreclosure proceedings (with interest up to 

time of sale added) has in the meantime been realised 
by the sale of the mortgaged land : — 

Morreacres Nos. 140,989 and 147,397, dated 29th 
August, 1888, and 20th February, 1889, respec- 
tively. Mortgacor: George Albert Farmer. 
Morreacee: Catherine Hall. Lanps: 1 rood 103 
perches, lot 4 and part of lot 5 of section 2, de- 
posited plan 645, and 112% perches, parts of lots 
5 and 6 of said section, situated Minna-street, 
Burwood, parish Concord, county Cumberland. 
AMOUNT REQUIRED: £1,663 15s. 6d., and interest 
from 13th March, 1918, 


Further particulars may be obtained by application 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
27th September, 1918. 


902 10s. 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


Noricz or InteENDED REGISTRATION or Novice oF DratH 
AND or TRANSFER BY MORTGAGEE EXERCISING PoWwrER 
or SALE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE 
or THE Morreagn. 


In the matter of Mortgage, dated 3lst July, 1889, 
No. 154,039, William Wiley to John Mitchell 
Purves, transferee from Alexander Gunning over, 
inter alia, the untransferred residue of. the land 
now comprised in Certificate of Title, vol. 947, fol. 
80, situated at South Waterloo, parish of Alex- 
andria, county Cumberland. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of the 
Registrar-General to register a transmission of the 
estate of John Mitchell Purves, the said Mortgagee, 
to John William Lewington Purves, and a transfer 
by the said John William Lewington Purves to Selina 
Mancer, of part, viz., lots 14, 19, and 20, of section 
8, deposited plan 937, of the land above referred to, 
after the expiration of fourteen days from the date 
hereof, without production of the duplicate of the 
mortgage, reasonable cause having been shown, pur- 
suant to section 88 of the abovenamed Act. All in- 
formation respecting the matter may be obtained at 
the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 

Registrar-General. 


27th September, 1918, 
9s. 


903 


27 Sepr.,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4869 - 





NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of section 42 of the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, that at the First 
Session of the Third Synod of the Diocese of Grafton, held on the Sixteenth day of September, 1918, Francis Henry Bartlett 
was elected as a Corporate Trustee of the said Diocese, and that the number of the said Corporate Trustees was thereby 
increased to six, the Bishop of the said Diocese having been constituted a Member ex officio by section 5 of the said Act. 


Dated this twentieth day of September, 1918. 
CECIL H. GRAFTON, 
Bishop of the Diocese of Grafton. 


NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of section 42 of the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, that at the First 
Session of the Third Synod of the Diocese of Grafton, held on the sixteenth day of September, 1918, the following Ordin- 
ances were passed :— 


VESTING OF CHURCH LANDS ORDINANCE, 1918. 


WueErREAS by the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, it is declared that any Church Trust Property which might 
at any time belong to or be vested in any Trustee or Trustees should upon the consent of the Synod of the Diocese for which 
such property is held given by or under an Ordinance of the Synod of such Diocese by virtue of such consent and without 
other assurance in the law become vested in The Corporate Trustees of such Diocese : And whereas the several pieces or 
parcels of land more pait cularly described in the Schedule hereto are now vested in the several persons whose names are set 
forth in the Schedule as Trustees thereof as Church Trust Property for the Church of England in the Diocese of Grafton : 
And whereas it is desirable that the same should become vested in the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese cf Grafton: Be 
it therefore ordained by the Synod of the Diocese of Grafton under and by virtue of the powers in that behalf conferred upon 
it by the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, as follows :— 


1. Consent is hereby given to the lands more particularly described in the Schedule hereto and which have heretofore: 
been vested as Church Trust Property in the several persons whose names are respectively set forth in the said Schedule being 
by virtue of such consent and without further assurance in the law vested in the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton , 


2, This Ordinance may be cited as the ‘‘ Vesting of Church Lands Ordinance, 1918.” 





THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 






































rt ; — = 
Ecclesiastical ; Town or 
Parish or Names of Presant Trustees. Trust. Area, Allot. Sec. ideals or Parish. County. 
District, i ocality. 
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a Yr. p. 
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Bellingen ae at Redstone, J. H. Noble, F. T. {recon Bete ° ; : : Ke Bellingen ..| Bellingen ..| Raleigh. 
Mid CARERDD Pp eampbell, B..Compbat, and { Eeeneee : 4 3 ag #; Coldstream ..| Ulmarra ..| Clarence. 
Mid-Clarence ..| Rt. Rev. J. i. Turner, W. Sede- fa LT 70" 6 16) 
wick, Rev. T. J. Hyder, C. N. Lawrence ..| Lawrence ..| Clarence, 
Child, H. Lucke. [Vicarage HIG) “SiG 8 13 J 
Mid-Clarence ..| T. Small, W. Parsons, 8S. Mawhin-| Church O es32 igo eh en Ulmarra ..| Ulmarra .-| Clarence. 
ney. 
Mid-Clarence ,.} Rt. Rev. J F. Turner, T. Glissan,' Church, School-/ 0 2 0 Pt. 7 5 Ulmarra --| Ulmarra ..| Clarence, 
and A, K, McDougall. house and Varson- 
age. 
Mid-Clarence ..| J. L. Smith, J. Davidson, and W.| Cemetery say es ee 20 apd .»-- [Olmarra Ulmarra .-| Clarence. 
Campbell. Sweeney’s Ck. 
Morwillombah: 4| Rit. Rev. 3. F. DarmmernT. Bo Foxe)... feciewwe se 0 (16% 62 1 Condong bl] A eee ceehe aS ete Rous, 
W. R. Isaacs, C. Brady, J. G.| 
Page. | 
Murwillumbah..| T. E. Fox, W. R Isaacs, C. Brady,| Church rs -.| 0 0 163 61 1 | Tumbulgum ..| Condong ..| Rous. 
and J G. Page. : ; : 
Kempsey .-| Rey. F. R. Kemp, T. Bradbury, and| School or School-| 0 2 0 158 daleia i. IEG PSO Var Iee’. see cide teins Macquarie. 
W.T. Dangar, house. 
Kempsey -.| Rt. Rev. J. F. Turner, 8. Verge, F.| ( Vicarage Bj alias, 8 3881 | W. Kempsey .. 
G. Panton, W. T. Dangar, J.|UChurch .. Ai OTR, 10 38 S| W. Kempsey ..| Kalateence ..| Dudley. 
Paterson, *-W.. DD.’ Scott, RB. 
’ Augustus WH. Kemp. _ 
Lismore... ays) piano F. Fredericks, R, E. { vas Chel or r : . 6; : e \ Gundurimba ..} E. Gundurimba| Rous. 
Lower Macleay..} T. Robinson, J. Notley, G. Notley.. ee Be aa 4 o be saan { Ranchelk Miircinohels ..| Macquarie. 
Lower Macleay .. Rae Kemp, G. Verge, T. { ere aa q . ; Smithtown ..| Cooroobongatti] Dudley. 
Liston .. ..| A.S. Greenup, G. L. Hill, and F. Vicarage AE eC 0) 2 9 | Maryland ..| Maryland ..| Buller, 
Davis. 
&..Woodburn ..| R. Graham, S. Bartlett, J. Child,) (Church  .. Se) em O) 88 Sea Ulla ai, Es Meerschaum ..| Rous, 
J. Clifford, E, Willis, ‘D.|q Vicarage ..  ..|0 2:0 go if) lip) Meerschaum, «- 
McDonagh. 
8S. Woodburn ..| E. Carter, J. Hayward, E. Willis,| ( Vicarage .. eel, 2 0 t 7) 
D. McDonagh, T. King, and W.|. Church .. wate JO) 2G 5,0 7 +\ Wardell -»febimMgal 3. ..| Rous. 
A. James; or J. F. Mallett, E. ( Cemetery At 2 2 0 Y 
. Bartlett, and H. W. Lumley. 
Pt. Macquarie ..| Rev. F. R. Kemp, kh. J. Perrett, M.| Church 40 leeue ike. aro BPG. Tbe ACCUBIIO NN eis -5,5)5.0i1el acl gta IL tes leipais'o's 
Spence, G. Francis. 
Pt. Macquarie ..| W. Warlters, W. Bransdon, G. J.| Cemetery -. ai] (2) 2, 0 ana Rolland’sPlains} Cogo”.. --| Macquarie. 
Wilson, T. D. Wilson, and C. Reid. : 
Sth. Grafton ..| Rt. Rev. J. . Turner, J. E. Chap-| Church af vat 0.0 ae Pt. 83 | Strone Park ..| Southampton..| Clarence. 
man, J. Waldon, J. Perring, G. 
Ellem. 2 
Maclean. . ..| J. J. Hough, C. Farlow, T. A.| Church Ma Se la 0 hu eae) Pt. 6 are Tyndale ..| Tyndale ..| Clarence, 
Powell. ; 
Tweed Heads ..| E. C. Bloomfield, A. W. Simpson,| Cemetery .. Satie OO one «-- | Cudgen ..| Cudgen .-| Rous. 
C.R Blaxland, A. H. Belfield, 1. 
H, Smith. 
Alstonville ..| J. H. E. Betteridge, G. Wagner, W.| Cemetery 22 0 AES Tucombil ..| Tucombil ..| Rous. 
Cravigan, RK. Priddle, D, Hender- 
son, 


—_— 





I hereby certify that the above Ordinance was passed by the Third Synod of Grafton on 16th September, 1918. 


CECIL H. GRAFTON. 
President, 


DELEGATION OF POWERS ORDINANCE, 1918. 


Wuereas by the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, it is provided that during the recess of the Synod of a 
Diocese, such Committee, Council, or other body of persons (if any) as shall from time to time be constituted or appointed for 
the purpose by or under Ordinance of the Synod of such Diocese may in place of the Synod of such Diocese exercise such of 
the powers and functions and do and make such of the things referred to in the said Act as shall from time to time be 
determined by the Synod of such Dioeese ; And whereas 1t is desirable that provision be made by the Synod of the Diocese of 


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Grafton for the exercise and performance of such powers and functions during the recess of the said Synod: Be it therefore 
ordained by the Synod of the Diocese of Grafton under and by virtue of the powers conferred on it by the Church of England 
Trust Property Act, 1917, as follows :— 


1. The Council of the Diocese of Grafton is hereby appointed to exercise during the recess of Synod such of the powers 
and functions as are conferred on the Synod of the Diocese and to do and perform such of the things required of the said 
Synod by Sections 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 27, and 39 of the Church of England Trust Property 
Act, 1917. 

2. The said Council is hereby empowered to make rules and regulations from time to time for the sale, leasing, and 
mortgaging of lands vested in the Corporate Trust of the Diocese. 


3. This Ordinance may be cited as the ‘‘ Delegation of Powers Ordinance 1918.” 


I hereby certify that the above Ordinance was passed hy the Third Synod of Grafton on September 16, 1918. 


CECIL H. GRAFTON, 
President. 


SOUTH WOODBURN LAND SALE ORDINANCE, 1918. 


WHEREAS by the South Wosdburn Land Sale Ordinance, 1914, the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton were directed 
to sell the lands described in the schedule theroto and being the lands comprised in Certificate of Title dated 8th March, 1892, 
and registered Volume 1048, folio 124: And whereas by reason of circumstances subsequent to the enactment of the said 
ordinance it is expedient to repeal the same: And whereas the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton are the registered 
proprietors under the Real Property Act of certain other lands in the village of Woodburn, parish of Riley, county of 
Richmond. more particularly described in the schedule to this ordinance and which said lands are so vested as a site for a 
church and vicarage: And whereas by reason of circumstances subsequent to the creation of the trusts of the said lands it 
appears to the Synod of the Diocese of Grafton to be expedient to sell the same: Be it therefore ordained by the Synod of 
the Diocese of Grafton in pursuance of the powers conferred on it by the Church of England Trust Property Act, 1917, as 
follows :— 
REPEAL. 


1, The South Wocdburn Land Sale Ordinance, 1914, is hereby repealed, 


PowER TO SELL. 


2, The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton are hereby directed to sell the lands more particularly described in 
the schedule hereto either by public auction or private contract for such price and on such terms and conditions as they think 
fit and to execute such instruments and do all things necessary for carrying such sale into effect. 


DisPposaL OF PROCEEDS. 


3. The moneys arising from such sale shall be applied towards the removal and re-erection of the church at South 
Woodburn upon other lands acquired for the purpose and for other work in connection therewith. 


Suorr Tire, 
4, This Ordinance may be cited as the South Woodburn Land Sale Ordinance, 1918. 


THE SCHEDULE, 

All that piece of Jand situated in the towaship of Woodburn, parish of Riley, county of Richmond, containing 2 roods, 
being allotrnent 7, section 25, and being the whole of the lands comprised in Crown grant cated Ist August, 1878, registered 
volume 460, folio 219: Also all that piece of Jand situated in the town, parish, and county sforesaid, containing 1 acre, being 
allotment 8, section 25, and being the whole of the lands comprised in Crown grant dated Ist August, 1875, registered 
volume 460, fulio 220, : 


Thereby certify that the above Ordinance was passed by the Third Synod of Grafton on 17th September, 1918. 


CECIL H. GRAFTON, 
President of Synod, Bishop of the Diocese of Grafton. 


KEMPSEY LAND SALE ORDINANCH, 1918. 


Wiuervas the lands more particularly described in the schedule hereunder written, and situated in the town of West Kempsey, 
parish of — alateenec, county of Dudley, are now vested in certain trustees, and are held for church purposes: And whereas it 
is intended that the same shall become vested in the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton: And whereas by reason 
of circumstances subsequent to the creation of the trusts of the said lands it appears to the Synod of the Diocese of Grafton to 
be expedient to sell the said Jands and to apply the proceeds as hereinafter directed: Be it therefore enacted, ordained, and. 
declared by the Synod of the Diocese of Grafton, in pursuance of the powers conferred by the Church of Hngland Trust 
Property Act, 1917, as follows :— 

1. So soon as the said lands shall have become vested in the Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Grafton, the said 
trustees are directed to sell the same either by publie auction or private contract, for such price, in such parcels, on such terms 
and conditions as they shall think fit, and also to exec ite all deeds or other instruments, and do all acts, measures, and things 
necessary for carrying into effect the said sale. 


2. The moneys arising from any such sale shall, after payment thereout of all proper costs, charges, and expenses, Le 
applied for and towiirds the erection of a vicarage or dwelling house for the vicar of Keinpsey. 


3. This Ordinance may be cited as the ‘* Kempsey Land Sale Ordinance, 1918.” 


The SCHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situated in the town of West Kempsey, parish of Kalateeace, county of Dudley, containing 
2 roods, being allotment 8, section 35, being the whole of the lands comprised in Crown Grant dated 31d December, 1879, 
registered volume 482, folio75: Also all that piece of land situated in the town, parish, and county aforesaid, ¢ mtaining 1 
acre, being allotment 10, section 38, being the whole ut the lands eemprised in Crown grant dated 3rd December, 1879, 
registered volume 482, folio 76: And also all that piece of land situated in the town, parish, and county aforesaid, being 
allotment 9, s-ction 38, commencing on the right bank of the Macleay River at the north-eastern corner of allotment JQ, 
and bounded thence on the west by the erstern bouudary of that allotment bearing south 8 chains 30 links to Bloomfield-street ; 
on the south by that street bearing east 61 links ; on the east by the western boundary of allotment 8 bearing north 8 chains 
40 links to the right bank of the aforesaid river ; aad on the north by that bank upwards to the point of commencement. 


J hereby certify that the above Ordinance was passed by the Third Synod of Gr fton on 17th September, 1918. 


JH¥OIL H. GRAFTON, 
President. 


£6 5s 





27 Supr, 1918.] 





BROKEN HILL SOUTH EXTENDED (No Lasptzizy), 
Memo. ror Rearsrrarion, 

1. The name of the Company is to be “Broken Hill 
South Extended No Wiability.” 

_2. 'The first place of operations (or intended opera- 
tions) is at Broken Hill, in the State of New South 
Wales. . 

3. The first registered Office of the Company will 
be situated at Cann’s Buildings, Carrington-strect, 
Sydney. 

4, The value of the Company’s intended property 
(or property held in trust for the Company, as the 
case may be), including plant and machinery, is 
£2,500. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com- 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is £500, and the 
total liability of the Company, or which the Company 
is intended to assume or undertake, is £2,500. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is £2,500, 
in 2,500 shares of £1 each. 

7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for 
is 2,500. 

8. The name of the provisional (or first) manager is 
Siegfried William Griffith. 

9. No contract has been entered into on behalf of 
the Company. 

Dated this thirteenth day of September, 1918. 

We, the persons whose names and, addresses are 
subscribed, hereby apply to register ‘Broken Hill 
South Extended No Liability’? as a No Liability 
Company :— 


Names, Addresses, and Description 
ot Subscribers, 


No, of Shares 
Taken bY 


Harry Brishane Jamieson, Cann’s Build- 
ings, Wynyard-square, Sydney, pub- 


Tet aGcourbamt Wye!’ ekebwoemeneten eee ordi One 
Robert Sands, 374 George-st., Sydney, 

SUAUIOTIEI tae ss. 1.0. ARR one e eile Aenea Skt: One 
Vincent J. Dowling, dentist, Buckland 

Chambers, Liverpool-street, Sydney... One 
Colin William Fraser, 2 Martin-place, 

Py cney. Merchants see saqace scene One 
John Alston Richardson, solicitor, 92 

PT EUES DLO Us. n.5 cee aameettmnnte Seca halls sakrssiavas One 
Herbert Warwick Chambers, accountant, 

Lior biaSti. SO VGew re serie «econ One 
Sydney Jamieson, Craignish, 185 Mac- 

quarie-street, Sydney, physician ...... One 


Witness to all the above signatures,— 


J. W. O. Dring, Clerk, 
22 Carrington-street, Sydney. 





DechaRation VeRIrying Mero. ror REGISTRATION. 

1, Siegfried William Griffith, of Sydney, in the State 
£ New South Wales, public accountant, do hereby 
declare and affirm that— 

1. I.am the Provisional Manager of the said in- 
tended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belief and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular. 

And I make this solemn declaration as to the matters 
aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made, 
and subject to the punishment by law provided for 
any wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


S. W. GRIFFITH, 
Provisional Manager. 
Declared before me this thirteenth day of Sep- 
tember, 1918,— 
Jno. P. SHANAHAN, J.P. 


871 18s, 








EASTERN PINNACLES (No Ltantrtry). 
Memo. ror RecistRarion. 

1. The name of the Company is to be ‘Eastern 
Pinnacles No Liability.’’ 

2. The first place of operations (or intended opera- 
tions) is at Broken Hil, in the State of New South 
Wales. 

3. The first registered Office of the Company. will 
be situated at Cann's Buildings, Carrington-street, 
Sydney. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 119. 


each Subscriber. 














4871 


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4, Tne value of the Company’s intended property 
(or property held in trust for the Company, as the 
case may be), including plant and machinery, is 
£2,500. 

5. The ammount of moncy at the credit of the Com- 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is £500, and the 
total liability of the Compatiy, or which the Company 
is intended to assume or undertake, is £2,500. 

_ G6. The nominal capital of the Company is £5,000, 
in 5,000 shares of £1 cach. 

7. The number of 
for 1s 2,500. 

_ 8. The name of the provisional (or first) manager 
is Sreefried Wilham Griffith. 

9. No centract has been entered into on behalf of 
the Company. 

Dated this ninetecnth day of September, 1918, 

We, the persons whose names and addresses ate 
subscribed, hereby apply to register ‘‘Kastern Pin- 
nacles No Liability” as a No-Liability Company. 

No. of Shares 


contributing shares subscribed 


Names, Addresses, and Descriptions 


of Subssripers: te abeoier 

Paul Lamerand, woolbuyer, Reiby Cham- 

bers, Reiby-lane,. Sydney” .......:0000.. i One 
Alexander Oswin Weynton, company 

manager, 815 Victoria-road Marrick- 

GE A ABR a Dh av ne Ree dT oor a : One 
Rodney Rouse Dangar, grazier, ‘‘Strath- 

kyle,” Bligh-street. Sydnev ........... i One 
John Sydney Richardson, 62 Hunter- 

street, Sydney, solicitor ................. One 
John Stuart Morrison, 114 Rogers-avenue, 

Eta bert eld coamavieraet meses: One 
Colin William Fraser, merchant, 2 Mar- 

H-DIACOY PUG LC wl oe. boca cck ogee heaton : One 
Louis Thomas Burnett,  freeholder, 

Powellistreety Killara’! |. 22/098 ele One 


Witness to all the above signatures,— 


J. W. O. Drina, ‘ 
22 Carrington-street, Sydney. 


DECLARATION VERIFYING Memo, ror REGISTRATION. 

I, Siegfried William Griffith, of Sydney, in the 
State of New South Waies, public accountant, do 
hereby declare and affirm that:— 

1. I am the Provisional Manager of the said in- 
tended Company. ” 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belicof and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular. 

And T make this solemn declaration as to the matters 
aforesaid according to the law in this behalf made, 
and subject to the punishment by law provided for 
any wilfully false statement in any such declaration. 


S. W. GRIFFITH, 
Provisional Manager. 


Declared before me, this nineteenth day of Sep- 
tember, 1918,— 
Harotp T. Morgan, J.P. 
18s. 





THE NEW SOUTH WALES PHOSPHATES COMPANY, 
; LIMITED. 


NOTICH is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the abovenamed Company, held at Vickery’s 
Chambers, $2 Pitt-street, Sydney, on the 29th day of August, 
1915S, the following Special Resolution was passed, and at a 
subsequent Hntibardinaty General Meeting of the said 
Company, held at the same place on the eighteenth day of 
September, 1918, the said Resolution was duly confirmed, 
Vid. t— 
«That the Company be weund up voluntarily under the 
provisions of the ‘ Companies Act of 1889 and 1906.’” 


At the Extraordinary General Meeting of the said Com- 
pany, held on the eighteenth day of September, 1918, the 
following Resolutions were also passed :—- 

“That William C. Wooleott be appointed liquidator of 
the Company”; and 

“That the liquidator’s remuneration be two and one 
half per cent. (24 %) on the realise] amount of the 


assets,” 
A. H. PHILLIPS, 
- Chairman of the abovementioned Meetings, 
905 68, 


4872 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Supr., 1918. 





NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CHRISTIAN NAME, 


I, FRANK FRANCIS SIPPEL, of Dungowan, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, whose birth was 
registered at Nundle, in the said State on the eleventh 
day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty- 
four, under the Christian names ‘‘Francis Godfred,”’ 
and having all my life in all business and legal trans- 
actions used the Christian names ‘‘Frank Francis,’ 
do hereby give notice that, on the fourth day of July, 
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, f formally 
and absolutely renounced, relinquished, and aban- 
doned the Christian name of ‘‘Godrred,’’ and then 
assumed and adopted and determined thenceforth on 
all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe the 
Christian name ‘‘Frank,’’ in addition to and before 
my other registered Christian name ‘“‘Wrancis’’; and I 
further give notice that by a deed poll dated the fourth 
day of July, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, 
duly executed and attested and enrclled in the Kquity 
Office of the Supreme Court at Sydney, in the said 
State, on the twenty-seventh day of Julv, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and eighteen. [ formally and abso- 
lutely renounced and abandoned the Christian name 
“‘Godired,’’ and declared that I had adopted and 
intended thenceforth upon all occasions whatsoever to 
use and -subscrike the Christian name ‘‘Frank’’ in 
‘addition to and before my sald registered Christian 
name ‘‘Wrancis,’’? and so as to be at all times there- 
after cailed, known, and subscribed by the name 
“Frank Francis Sippel.” 

Dated this sixth day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and eighteen. 


FRANK FRANCIS SIPPEL. 


Witness,— Victor i. Commn, J.P. 
R68 10s. 








NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us the undersigned Alfred 
John Morton and Guy Francis Wright, carrying on 
business as Auctioneers, stock salesmen, and stock and 
station agents, at, Royal Chambers, 8 Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, under the style or firm of ‘‘Morton 
and Wright,’’ has been dissolved by mutual consent, 
as from the Ist day of September instant. 

Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of September, 1918. 


ALFRED J. MORTON. 
Witness to signature of Alfred John Morton— 
H, BuckINGHAM, 
Clerk, 
3 Castleroagh-street, Sydney. 
GUY F. WRIGHT. 
Witness to signature of Guy Francis Wright— 
R, A. Abas, 
Solicitor, 
107 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
873 78. 





NOTICE OF RESUMPTION OF LAND UNDER 
THE “SYDNEY CORPORATION AMEND- 
MENT ACT, 1905,” AND THE ‘SYDNEY 
CORPORATION AMENDMENT ACT, 1906,” 
BY. THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY, 
IN THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 

WHEREAS by an Act of Parliament of the said State 

No. 39, 1905, intituled the “Sydney Corporation 

Amendment Act, 1905,’’ as amended by an Act of 

Parliament of the said State No. 16, 1906, intituled 

the ““Svdney Corporation Amendment Act, 1906,’’ the 

Municipal Council of Sydney (hereinafter icalled the 

said Council) is empowered, with the approval of the 

Governer, in pursuance of the provisions in the said 

Act mentioned, without further or other authority 

than the said Act, to purchase or resume (inter alia) 

all lands required for the opening of new public ways 
or the widening. enlarging, or extending of public 
ways within the City of Sydney, and all lands of which 
those required for such purposes form part, and any 
jJand required for carrying out Improvements in or 
remodelling any portion of the said city or for any of 
the purposes of the “Sydney Corporation Act, 1902°’ 

(therein called the Princinal Act), or the ‘Municipal 

Council of Sydney LHlectrie Lighting <Act.’’ And 

whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto is 

required by the said Council for the purpose of a depdét 
for the deposit and storage of plant and material 
used. or intended to be used for the generation and 
supply of electricity and for the erection thereon of 














buildings, plant, and machinery for such generation 
and supply. And whereas on the third day of Octo- 
ber, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen, His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exe- 
cutive Council, approved of the resumption of the land 
described in the said Schedule for such last-mentioned 
purpose. And whereas on the twenty-sixth day of 
March, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, the 
said Council resolved to resume the land described in 
the said Schedule for such last-mentioned purpose. 
And whereas on the seventeenth day of July, one 
thousand nine hundred and eighteen, His Excellency 
the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Coun- 


‘cil, approved of the said Council causing this notice 


of the resumption of the land mentioned in the 
Schedule hereto, together with the description of the 
said land in the said Schedule contained to be pub- 
lished in the New South Wales Government Gazette 
and four of the Sydney daily newspapers. Now, 
therefore, the said Council, with the approval of His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exe- 
cutive Council as aforesaid, doth hereby give notice 
that the land desertbed in the Schedule hereto is 
hereby resumed by the said Council under the pro- 
visions of the “‘Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 
1905,” and the ‘‘Sydney Corporation Amendment Act, 
1906,’’ aforesaid; and the said Council doth hereby 
also give notice that a plan of such land has been 
deposited with the Citv Surveyor at the Town Hall, 
Sydney, and with the Chief Surveyor at the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, which plans are open for 
public inspection. And the said Council doth hereby 
also give notice that upon the publication of this 
notice and the description in the Schedule hereto the 
land therein described beeomes for the purposes, and 
subject to the provisions of the said Acts, vested in 
the said Council for an estate in fee simple in posses- 
sion, freed and discharged from all trusts, obligations, 
estates, interests, contracts, charges, rates, rights- 
of-way, or other easements whatsoever. 


In witness whereof the Common Seal of the Muni- 
cipal Council of Sydney has been hereunto 
affixed this twenty-ninth day of July, 1918, 
by me, THomas Hugerns Nessirt, Town Clerk 
of the City of Sydney aforesaid. 


(u.s.) JOYNTON SMITH, 
Tuomas H. Nessrrt, Lord Mayor. 
Town Clerk. 


oa eee 


Tne ScHmpure. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate and lying 
in Pyrmont, City of Sydney, parish of St. Andrew, 
county of Cumberland, State of New South Wales, 
and containing by admeasurement 1 acre 3 roods 32% 
perches: Commencing at a point on the north-eastern 
building line of Pyrmont-street. (66 feet wide), such 
point being on the boundary between Real Property 
Applications 11,061 and 3,981: and bounded on the 
north-west by lines running along the north-western 
face of a brick wall, being the boundary between the 
aforesaid applications bearing north-easterly 54 
degrees 05 minutes 114 feet 14 inches and 54 degrees 
15 minutes 142 feet 104 inches; thence on the north- 
east partly by the boundary of land resumed by the 
City Council on the 17th January, 1912, and partly 
by the boundary of land resumed by the Railway Com- 
missioners on the 7th August, 1896, being a line run- 
ning along the north-eastern face of a brick wall 
bearing south-easterly 129 degrees 53 minutes 52 feet 
3} inches to the north-western building line of Alma- 
lane; thence again on the north-west by that building 
line bearing north-easterly 54 degrees 18 minutes 42 
feet 10% inches to the north-eastern building line of 
Alma-street west (40 feet wide); thence on the north- 
east by that building line bearing south-easterly 123 
degrees 25 minutes 182 feet 103 inches to the pro 
duction northerly of the western building line of 
Hdward-street (66 feet wide), the last-mentioned north- 
western and north-eastern boundaries being identical 
with the boundaries of land resumed by the Railway 
Commissioners, 7th August, 1896; thence on east by 
the aforesaid building line and production of same 
bearing southerly 180 degrees 19 minutes 143 feet 
114 inches to the northern buildins line of Marion- 
street (20 feet wide); thence by that building line 
bearing westerly 266 degrees 14 minutes 346 feet 
5} Inches to the aforesaid north-eastern building 
line of Pyrmont-street; thence by that building line 
bearing north-westerly 324 degrees 32 minutes 45 
seconds 154 feet 24 inches, to the point of com- 
poreeticat,- he the said dimensions a little more or 

ess, 


453 £1 14s. 


27 Sepr., 1918.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119, 


4878 





MUNICIPALITY OF WOLLONGONG. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Arnold Beach has been 
appointed Poundkeeper of the Wollongong Public Pounc, 
Dated at Wollongong, this 23rd day of September, 191s. 


T. N. AYLING, 
Town Clerk. 
884 as. 


SUTHERLAND SHIRE COUNCIL. 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that Mr. Arthur 
Rogers, of Cronulla, has been appointed under seal of the 
Council to be custodian of the parks named—Shell Beach 
Park, Oaks Park, and Darook Park-—and of the reserves for 
excess extending between Shell Beach Park and Oaks Park, 
No. 41,758, and extending between Oaks Park and Hatchery, 
No. 41,756 ; and to administer within these parks and reserves 
Ordinance No. 48 relating to parks and reserves,—the 
appointment to cease and be determinéd on one month’s 
notice to that effect given by either party. 

This notice is in lieu of notice published on the 30th 
August, 1918, Gazette No. 107, the said notice having been 


cancelled. 
J. W. MACFARLANE, 
Shire Clerk. 








Sutherland, 
20th September, 1918. 
877 6s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MURRUMBURRAH. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant John Toohey, of 
Murrumburrah, has been appointed Inspector of the above 
Municipality under the ‘‘ Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act.” 
A. H. WILLIAMS, 
Council Chambers, Town Clerk. 
Murrumburrah, 21st September, 1918. 
891 4s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH SYDNEY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the name of street leading from 
the present northern end of Dumbarton-street to Union-street, 
and hitherto known as Little Blue street, has been changed to 
Dumbarton-street, and will henceforth be known by that 
name from Victoria-street to Union-street. 


By order, 


W. BARNETT SMITH, 
Town Clerk. 
890 4s, 


MHPROO SHIRE, 
Temporary Cuosine or tue Pupnic Pounp at 
WINDEYER. 
NOTIC#H is hereby given, for public information, that 
the Public Pound established at Windeyer, within the 
Shire of Meroo, has been temporarily closed pending 


further notice, 
J. H. JENNINGS; 
J..C. Marspemn, President. 
Shire Clerk. 
Mudgee, 18th september, 1918. 
879 5s. 








SHIRH OF PATRICK PLAINS. 

INSPECTOR oF SLAUGHTERING Premises. 

IT is hereby notified that Sergeant First Class David 
Menary, of Singleton, has been appointed an inspector 
under the ‘‘Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals 
and Meat Act, 1902,” for the Shire of Patrick Plains. 

J. McLACHLAN, 
Shire Council Chambers, Singleton, Shire Clerk. 
20th September, 1918. 
875 4s, 





TRUST DISTRICE OF THE CURRUMBAH BORE 
WATER TRUST. 

THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Currumbah Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all 
rateable property within the above district, with the names of 
the owners and occupiers as far as ‘known of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reasonable times at the office of the Trustees, Frome-strect, 
Moree, and within twenty-one days from publication of this 
notice in the Gazette, any person intending to appeal against 
the assessment may do so in the way required by the ‘‘ Water 
Act, 1912,” and the Regulations made thereunder. 


Dated at Morec, this 23rd day of September, 1918. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Secretary, 
908 63. 











re ce eee 


rrr Ps eR Snare ene 


TRUST DISTRICT OF THE BOMUCKLEDI BORE 
WATER TRUST. 

THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Bomuckledi Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all 
rateable property within the above district, with the names 
of the owners and occupiers as far as known of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at 
all reasonable times at the oflice of the Trustees, Frome- 
street, Moree, and within twenty-one days from the publi- 
cation of this notice in the Gazette, any person intending to 
appeal against the assessment may do so in the way required 
by the ** Water Act, 1912,” and the Regulations made 
thereunder. 

Dated at Moree, this 24th day of September, 1918. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Secretary. 
906 63. 


=—— —— = ist —— — 4 — 


TRUST DISTRICT OF THE MILLIE BORE 
WATER TRUST. 
THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Millie Bore Water 
Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 
property within the above district, with the names of the 
owners and occupiers as far as known of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open {for inspection at all 
reascnable times at the office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 
Moree, and within twenty-one days from publication of this 
notice in the Gazette any person intending to appeal against 
the assessment may do so in the way required by the ‘‘Water 
Act, 1912,” and the Regulations made thereunder. 
Dated at Moree, this 24th day of September, 1918. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Secretary. 
907 6s. 








SOUTH HEAD GENERAL CEMETERY, 
SUMMARY of RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS, Ist 
July, 1917, to 30th June, 1918, 


RECEIPTS. Huis, a. 
Purchase of rights of interment ... dee Moy FOR LO. (0 
Interment fees Sa ats ae adi = 9110 O 
Kerbing and other permits ne ae wy bay pO 
Miscellaneous revenue... si ae ue 5 6 4 
Interest on fixed deposits and war loan... ne bo 2° 2 
Care of graves Moc as a sia ne S8allr 3 


—— 


£1,128 13 9 














Fixed deposits matured wee 174 0 0 
Balance at Dr., Colonial Bank ... 356 12 0 
£1,659 5 9 
DISBURSEMENTS. 

Dr, Balance forward, 1st July, 1917 Tel ger, 
Sexton’s wages and labour aut wi cx 863 6+ Q 
Salary and audit fees Me 4 ate ae) omke ge 
Sundry improvements and maintenance pe OS 2 a7 
Miscellaneous expenditure sgh er Se 25 110 

Fixed deposits— Colonial Bank—added to re- 
newal |... ro was ny ais BE 812 9 
Commonwealth War Loan 150 0 0 
£1,659 5 9 





Amount of fixed deposits at Colonial Bank of Australasia, 
Ltd., on 30th June, 1918, as per ledger, bearing 4 per cent, 
interest, £171 14s. 4d. Amount invested in Commonwealth 
War Loan, £500. 

We certify the above aceount to be correct, and to cor- 
respond with the books and vouchers in the possession or 
power of the Trustees of South Head General Cemetery. 


HAROLD F. NORRIK, Chairman. 
©. KAVANAGH, | 
JOSEPH BARRACLUFE, mee 
THOS. M. SHAKESPWARE, ( 1Tustees. 
FRANK LOCK, \ 
Epwin S. SAUTELLE, 
Secretary to the Trustees, 
JAMms M. Fir, Auditor, 
869 13s. 








NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners’ of the Deepwater 
Temporary Common, to be held on the 5th of October, 1918, 
at 3°30 p.m., in the School of Arts, for the purpose of electing 
two (2) Trustees, vice Messrs. B. E. Stock and E. I. Bull, 


who have left the district. 

J..A. HENNESSEY, 
Deepwater, Hon, See. pro tem, 
2ist September, 1918, 


932 4g, | 


4874 


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sae LET AE TNL 








[Fonm 27.] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACS, 1012.” 


Novicn under section 61 of the abovenamed Act to owners or 
occupiers within the Pastures Protection District of Wil- 
cannia, 


IN pursuance of thie provisions of section 61 of the “ Pastures 
Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby given by the Pastures 
Protection Board for the District of Wilcannia that the owners 
or occupiers of all or any lands withio the abovementioned dis- 
trict shall respectively, on or before the 28th day of October, 
1918, commence the work of suppressing and déstroying rabbits, 
wild dogs, and eaglehawks upon such lands and upon any roads 
bsunding or intersecting the same. The period during which 
the said work shall be continued and systematically carried 
out shall be until the 28th day of October, 1919. “he means 
which shall be adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
poisoning, fumigating, digging-out, destruction of harbours. and 
trapping, or by any other method which may be sanctioned by 
the Minister under the Act. 


Dated this 20tk day of September, 1918. 


B. H. WILLIAMSON, 
Chairmon of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Wilcannia. 
873 8a. 


WHEREAS William Swalwell, formerly of Hobart, in the 
State of Tasmania, but late of North Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, retired grocer, departed this life on or 
about the twenty-fifth day of November, one thousand nire 
hundred and seventeen, and the undersigned Matthew Wilkes 
Simmons, of Hobart, in Tasmania, solicitor; Richard Hdwin 
Miller, of Hobart aforesaid, manufacturer; and Josiah 
Tamlyn, of Sydney, in New South Wales, commercial 
traveller, have obtained probate of the will (with one codicil 
thereto) of the said William Swalwell: Notice is hereby 
given that all parties having claims on the estate of the said 
William Swalwell are required to send into the Registrar of 
the Supreme Court of Tasmania, Public Buildings, Hobart, 
the particulars of such claims in writing on or before the 
ninth day of December now next, otherwise they will be 
excluded from any benefit of the assets in the hands of the 
said executors. 


Dated this 19th day of September, 1918. 


M. W. SIMMONS. 
R. E. MILLER. 
J. TAMLYN. 
Srmoxs, WoLFHAGEN, SIMMONS AND WALCH, 
86 Collins-street, Hobart, 


Proctors. 
888 Ts. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate of Walter Ross, late of Toora, Wentwoith 
in the State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased, 
intesvate. 


PURSUANT to the © Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that ail creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed Walter Ross, deceased, who died oa or 
about the 3rd day of November, 1917, intestate, and letters 
of administration of whose estate were grauted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 11th day of June, 1918, to Alice Hoss, of Toora, 
Wentworth, in the State of New South Wales, the widow of 
o! the said deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars 
in writing of their claims to the undersigned Eustace Mdmund 
Fosbery, proctor for the said Alice Ross, as such aediminis- 
tratrix as aforesaid, on or before the 15th day of November, 
1918, at the expiration of which time the said Alice Ross will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto. having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which she shall then have bad notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Alice Ross will 
not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed 
tu any person of whose debt or claim she shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 28rd day 
of September, 1918. 


EUSTACE EDMUND FOSBERY, 
Proctor for the said Alice Ross, 
107 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
892 Ts. Cd, 


KEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 119. 








(27 Supr., 1918. 


A TE TE SP 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


in the matter of the will of Morgan Davies, late of Buxton, 
in the State of New South Wales, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Aet, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Morgan Davies, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of 
January, 1918, and probate of whose will was, on the 16th 
day of April, 1918, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the Bist day of October, 1918, at the | 
expiration of which time the eaid Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice ab the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th September, 1918. 
879 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the will of Albert Edward Shephard, late of 
Jutee, in the State of New South Wales, postmaster, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the © Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and the ‘'‘festator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 

ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 

all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim upon 


| oraffecting the estate of Albert Edward Shephard, the above- 


named deceased, who died on or about the 24th day of January, 
1918, and administration of whose estate with the will 
annexed was, on the 24th day of May, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
2ilst day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Publie Trustee will not be hable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
20th September, 1918. 
880 7s. 6d. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Henry George Ransley, late of 
3ungarabee, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 

and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 

given that all creditors and other persons having any debt 
or claim upon or atlecting the estate of Henry George Kansley, 
the abovenained deceased, who died on orahout the 16th day 
of April, 1918, and letters of administration, with the will 

annexed, of his estate, were, on the 27th day of June, 1915, 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 

Public Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in 

writing of their claims to the said Public Trustee on or before 

the 2ith day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
23rd September, 1918, 


921 7s, 6d. 


of Suen, 1918] NEW SOUT 


= rat 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Richard Crossinghaim, Late of 
Moorland, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Richard Crossingham, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 7th day of April, 1917, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the Nith day of June, 1917. granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public ‘Trustee on or before the 
26th day of Octoher, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distrebuted, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 24th September, 1518. 


898 7s. 6d. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. ° 


In the matter of the will of Sarah Ann Young, late of 
Katoomba, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1598,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Sarah Ann Young, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of 
April, 1918, and letters of administration, with the wiil 
annexed, were, onthe 22nd day et July, 11S, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public Trustee on or before the Yéth day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the :aid 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims ouly of which he then has notice ; 
and noticeis hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shal) not 
haye had notice at the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Cuiwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th September, 1918. 
899 


Ts. Gd. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Edwin Henry Fryer, late of 
Maclean, in the State of New South Wales, and of the 
Australian Imperial Force, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Admizsistration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of Eawin Henry Fryer, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 18th day 
of January, 1918, and letters of administration, with the 
will annexed, were, on the 27th day of May, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales, to the Public 
Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of their claims to the said Public Tiustee, on or before the 
26th day of October, 1918, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is herel:y further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
TW. GARRET, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
24th September, 1918, 


897 78, Od. 


WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nu. 119 


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In the Supremes Coart of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

in the matter of the will of Mary Ann Eliza Gray, lata of 

Dulwich Hill, in the Siete of New South Wales, widow, 

deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘* Testator’s Family Maintenanee and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Mary Ann Hliza Gray, the 
ahovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of 
July, 1918, snd letters of administration, with the will an- 
nexed, were, on the 23rd day of August, 1918, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 
are hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
claims to the said Public ‘Trustee on or before the 26th day of 
October, 1918, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persous eatitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice ; anG notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


tT) W. GARRETT, 


Culwnlla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th September, 1918. 
7s. Ge, 


(No. 86,621) 


90u 





In the Supreme Court a New South Wales 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of George Ga’e, Jate of Randwick, in the State of 
New Sonth Wales, builder and contractor, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the “ Testator’s amily Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: ” Notice is hereby given 
that ail creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died oa or abont the 4th day of February, 1918, and probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 6th day of June, 
1918, to George Westbrouk, of Railway-road, Lindfield, the 
executor named in the said will, are hereby reouired to send 
in particulars of their claims to the said George Westbrook, 
or to the undersigned, the proctors for the said executor, on or 
before the Ist day cof November next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which he 
shall then have had notiee; and the said executor will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of September, 
1918. 
J. AT. PERRY, DENT, “& CO;, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

§82 7s. 6d. 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Elizabeth Gilderthorp, late of Market-street, 
Randwiek, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 

Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 

that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 

upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on oy about the 19th day of September, 1917, and probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 19th day of 

Marchi, 1918, to Thomas Roberts Gilderthorp and Henry 

James Gilderthorp, both of Market-street, Randwick, the 

executors named ia the said will, are hereby required to send 

in particulars of their claims to the said Thomas Roberts 

Gilderthorp and Henry Jumes Gilderthorp, or to the under- 

signed, the proctors for the said executors, on or before the 

8th day of November next, at the expiration of which time 

the said exeentors will proceed to distribute the assets of the ° 

said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard 

to the debts and claims oaly of which they shall then have 
had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 24th day of September, 1918. 
J. A, I. PERRY, DENT & CO,, 
Proetors for the said Executors, 
62 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
7a, 6d, 





(No. 85, (025) 


4876 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of James Peter, late of Lewisham, near Sydney, 


formerly of Campsie, in the State of New South Wales, 
labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act of 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act of 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon, 
or being otherwise interested in, the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Lewisham, near Sydney aforesaid, on the 
24th day of July last past, and probate of whose will was on, 
' the 19th day of August last past, granted by the Supreme Court 

of New South Wales to Herbert Parker, the sole executor in 
the said will named, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims to the said executor in care of the 
undersigned Alfred G. Young, before the 16th day of Novem- 
ber next, after which date the said executor will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
he will then have notice; and the said executor will not be 
liable for the asscts or any part thereof so distributed to any 
person of whose claim he will not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.— Dated this 24th day of September, A.p. 
1918. 

ALFRED G. YOUNG, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

911 7s. 6d. 


Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Moran, late of Colo River, in the State 
of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all ereditors or other persons having any claims upon or 
being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on the 13th day of June, 1918, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 17th day of July, 1918, granted to 
Arthur John Berckelman, John Thomas Christie, and John 
Jackson Paine, are required to send{in full particulars of their 
claims, and all other persons (if any) who may deem them- 
selves to be entitled to any benefit under the said will, pur- 
suant to the provisions of the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916,” are required to 
give notice thereof to the undersigned, proctors for the said 
executors, on or before the 16th day of November next, after 
which date the said executors will proceed to sell and dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they shall then have had notice ; and the executors shall not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated at Windsor, this 25th 
day of September, 1915. 


JOHN J. PAINE & CO., 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Windsor. 
7s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Patrick Hurley, late of Bondi, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, retired hotelkeeper, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased (who died on or about the 18th day of July, 1918, pro- 
bate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 27th day of 
August, 1918, toJane Agnes Hurley, Thomas Joseph Hurley, 
and Patrick Joseph Hurley, the executors named in the said 
will), are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said executors, or to the undersigned, on or 
_ before the 13th day of November next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which they shall 
then have had notice; and the said execntors will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 26th day of September, 1918. 


ABBOTT AND ALLEN, 
Proctors, Castlereagh House, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
7s. 6d. 





896 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 








(27 Sxpr., 1918. 


pe 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Clarence Thomas Lumley, formerly of W ardell, 
in the State of New South Wales, butcher, but lately a 
private on active service abroad with the Australian 
Imperial Expeditionary Forces, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 

diansbip of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 

all creditors and other persons having any claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 20th day of September 1917, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 9th day of April, 

1918, to Louisa May Lumley, of Wardell aforesaid, widow, 

the executrix named in the said will, are hereby required to 

send in particulars of their debts or claims to the said 
executrix, care of the undersigned, on or before the 21st 
day of November next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which she shall 
then have notice; and the said executrix will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 21st day of September, 

1918. 

A. R. BUST, 

Proctor for Executrix, 
Ballina. 


By his Agent, — 
M. A. H. FirzWarpinGs, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 


N18 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
‘PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Winifred Mary McDonogh, late of East War- 
dell, in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 11898,” and the “ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 13th July, 19/8, and probate of whose will 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 
its Probate}Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of August, 1918, to 
Bernard Owen MecDonogh and Thomas John McDonogh both 
of Kast Wardell aforesaid, farmers, are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their debts or claims to the said execu- 
tors, care of ‘the fundersigned, on or before the 2st day of 
November next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets cf the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 
had notice ; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 21st day of September, 1918. 


A. R. BEST, 
Proctor for Executors, 
Ballina. 


By his Agent, — 
M, A. H. FirzHarpinae, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
oly 


7s. 6d, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of John Stephen Lumley, late of Wardell, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired farmer, cleceased. 


PURSUANT to the ** Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”; Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors aud other persons having any claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 8th day of April, 1918, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 8th day of May, 1918, to 
Henry William Lumley, of Myrtle Vale, in the State of New 
Wales, farmer, and Panl Lumley, of Meerschaum Vale, in 
the said State, farmer, the executors named in the said will, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of their debts er 
claims to the said executors, care of the undersigned, on or 
before the 21st day of November next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 21st day of September, 
1918. 
A. R. BEST, 
Proctor for Executrix, Ballina. 
By his Agent,—M. A. H. FirzHarpincr, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney, 
919 


"8, 6d, 


27 Supr.,1918.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate of Robert John Ellis, late of Broken Hill, in 
the State of New South Wales, storekeeper, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased (who died on or abuut the 2st 
day of March, 1918), and letters of administration in whose 
estate were granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of June, 
1918, to Emily Ellis, of Broken Hill, in the State aforesaid, 
widow, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said Emily Ellis, or to the undersigned, 
the proctor for the said administratrix, on or before 
the 25th day of October next, at the expiration of which 
time the said administratrix will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
she shall then have had notice; and the said administratrix 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 18th day of September, 
1918. 
JOHN R. EDWARDS, 
Proctor for the Administratrix, 
By his Agents, — Argent-street, Broken Hill. 
Messrs. Prcorr AND STINSON, 
Solicitors, Castlereagh House, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


904 7s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of James Patrick McLaughlin, late of Onisac, 
Broughton-road, Artarmon, in the State of New South 
Wales, plumber and general contractor, deceased. 


PURSUANT tothe “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor ar other person having any claim against the 
estate of the abovenamed James Patrick McLaugilin, who 
died on the 29th day of June, 1918, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 2nd day of August, 1918, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to Mary Ann McLaughlin and 
Clara McLaughlin, both of Onisac, Broughton-road, Artar- 
mon, the executrices in the said will named, is hereby required 
to send particulars in writing of such claim to the said Mary 
McLaughlin and Clara McLaughlin, in care of the undersigned, 
Messrs. Murphy and Moloney, at their offices hereunder 
mentioned, on or before the 1lth day of November, 1918, 
at the expiration of which time the said Mary Ann 
McLaughlin and Clara McLaughlin will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they then 
have notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Mary Ann McLaughlin and Clara Mclaughlin will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any persons of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated at Sydney, this 25th 
day of September, 1918. f 


MURPHY AND MOLONEY, 
Proctors. for the Executrices, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


934 7s. Od. 


[Notice of Application for]Certificate of Discharge. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (20,458) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Wilkie, junior, of Dubbo, produce dealer. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that William Wilkie, junior, intends to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Monday, the 14th day of October next, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon afterwards as the course of business will permit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under and 
according to the provisions of the ‘‘ Bankruptcy Act, 1898,”— 
Dated this 25th day of September, 1918. 


McMANAMEY AND JELF, 
Solicitors for Bankrupt, 
By their Agents,— Dubbo. 
Messrs. McLACHTAN AND Murray, 
Solicitors, Dalton House, 
115 Pitt-stre:t, Sydney. 


909 6a. 6d. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


4877 


—_—— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,494) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Alfred William Luton, of Murwillumbah, in the State of 
New South Wales, dealer ; ex parte the bankrupt. 

TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made herein on 

the cighth day of July Just, against the estate of the ubove- 

named Alfred William Luton, was this day discharged. 


Dated this ninth day cf September, 1918. 


A. A. R. HYNES, 
Solicitor for the abovenamed Alfred William Luton. 


By his Sydney Agents,— 
Frep. KE. Woop anv Hitt, Solicitors, 
114 Pitt-street, Sydney, 


910 63. 





[Notice under Seetion 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1893.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,563) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James John Lockrey, of Merrylands, New South Wales, 
estate agent. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. CO. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 20th day of 
September, 1918. 
F, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

923 3s. 6d. 





[Notice wnder Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,564) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Oswald Joseph Cable, of Cooper-street, Cessnock, builder. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 21st day of 
September, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
: 33. Od. 


924 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,525) 


IN BANERUPTOY. 


R» John James Bender, of Lismore, in the State of New South 
Wales, labourer. 


NOTIO# is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Lismore, 
before the District Registrar im Bankruptcy, on the 14th day 
of October, 1918, at 11 a.m., or a3 soon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘I'o entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 9th day of Oct- 


ober, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Cuartgs Farr¥yax WaTkELoo Lroyp. 


926 Gs. 


— = Se) 





SSS EEE 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,559) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Edward O’Brien, of Parkes, share farmer. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-honse, Parkes, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 28rd 
day of October, 1918, ut 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Elizabeth-strect, Sydney, not later than the 17th day , 


of October, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Acsignee— WitIIAM HARRINGTON PALMEB. 


926 €s, 


4878 


“ ey 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,550) | 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Richard North, of Lewes-strect, Greta, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Greta, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 30th day 
of October, 1918, at 11 a.m,, or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar im Bankruptey, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 24th day of 
October, 1918. 
F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Wittram Harrineron Parmer. 

927 63, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re J. W. Lamrock, of Delungra. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Inverell, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 14th day of 
October, 1918, at 11 u.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Flizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Yth day of 
October, 1918.. 


(21,520) 


F. H. SALUSBURY, 
Rogistrar in Bankrvptey. - 
Official Assignee—Onaninss Fairrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
928 €s, 








In the Supreme Court ot New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re W. H. Mason, of Gum Flat, near Inverell, snd laicly 
carrying on business at Dinton Vale asa hotelkeeper. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
Inverell, before the Districé Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
4th day of October, 1918, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Elizabeth-stweet, Sydney, not later than the 9th day 


of October, 1918. 
FB, H. SALUSBURY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Wittiam Harrinaron Panwen, 
929 6s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noricr To CREpironrs. 
ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the undermertioned 
estates, showing dividends as specified hereunder, are now filed 
in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court 
Buildings, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of 
. persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, the 14th October, 1918, at 10 a.m., 
if not previously objected to :— 





The estate of William Wallace French, deceased, of Brungle, 
near Tumut, farmer and grazier (No. 21,223) a second 
account and first plan of distribution, showing payment 
in full. of one Crown claim (£7 17s. 8d.), a dividend of 
8s. 2id. (eight shillings and twopence and seven-eighths 
of a penny) in the # on all proved concurrent debts, and 
a balance of £8 14s. 10d. carried forward to the eredit of 
the estate. 

Edward: Huyshe Radcliffe Powell, of Prince-street, Grafton, 
cabinet maker (No. 21,334), a second account and plan of 
distribution, showing payment of an equalising dividend 
of 10s. (ten shillings) in the £ on three debts admitted 
since the first account was filed, and a second dividend 
of 84d. (eight pence and one-eighth of a penny) in the £ 
on all proved concurrent debts. 


Accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :-— 


No. 21,484. Denis Leo Benedict Glasheen, of West Maitland, 
solicitor. 

No. 21,498. Thomas Cornelius Parker, of 2 Little Napier- 
street, Paddington, painter. 

No. 21,499. Leslie Gordon McIntosh, of William-street, 
Brookvale, woodcutter, 


GC. Le WaeulLoyD; 
Official Assignee. 
Denman Chambers, rr 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
26th September, 1918, 
922 11s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 


tiniest TSCA A CE A EN A LL 





(27 Supr., 1918. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novice to CRepirors. 
AN ACCOUNT and plan of distribution in the under: 


mentioned estate, showing a dividend as specified, is now 
filled in the Office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection 
of persons interested ; and notice is hereby given that sueh 
account and plan will be submitted to the Court for con- 
firmation on Monday, the 14th October, 1918, if not pre- 
viously objected to :— 


Rupert Ernest Mancy, of Murrill Creek, Ardlethan, share- 
farmer (No. 20,805), a fourth account and second plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of one 
shilling and sevenpence three farthings in the pound on 
all proved concurrent claims. 


Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned estates :— 


No. 21,496. The estate of William Henry David Brown, 
deceased, late of Doncaster-avenue, Kensington, free- 
holder, a first account providing for payment of all fees, 
charges, and expenses, and carrying forward a sum of 
£37 6s. to the credit of the estate. 

No. 13,839. Sarah Blair, of Broken Hill, late boarding-house 
keeper. 

No. 21,460. Louis Goldstein, of ‘‘ Federal Hotel,” Mudgee. 

No. 21,479. Ivan Caruth McCracken, of Hunter-street, News 
castle. 

No. 21,482, John Edward Walker, of Rocky Point :road, 
Ramsgate, draper and mercer. 

No. 21,487. James Peter Ohiston, of Chester-street, Warren, 
carpenter. 

No. 21,490. Jeffrey Denniss, of High-street, Canterbury, 
retired tanner. 

No. 21,497. William Daniel Sheehan, of Candelo, hawker. 

WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 

47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 

26th September, 1918, 
930 10s. 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

Sheriff’s Office, 
Sydney, 18th September, 1918. 


Cates and Another, as Trustees of the Wagga Wagga Starr 
Bowkett Building Society No. 3 v. Clunes, F. HK. 


ON Saturday, the second day of November, 1918, at noon, 
unless the writ of fier: facias herein be previously satisfied, the 
Sheriff will cause to be sold by public auction, at the Court 
House, Narrandera,—All the right, title, and interest of 
Frances Eva Clune, the defendant herein, of, in, and to,— 





All that the equity of redemption and all other the right, 
title, and interest (if avy) of her, the said Frances 
Eva Clune, of, in, and to all thet piece or parcel of 
Jand containing by admeasurement 2 roods, with 
dwellings thereon, situate in and haying a frontage 
of 2 chains by a depth of 250 links to Moore-street, in 
the town cf Ganmain, shire of Coolamon, parish of 
Derry, and county of Bourke, and being the whole of 
the Jand comprised in Crown Grant dated 29th 
November, 1910, reg. vol. 2,108, folio 214, 

The above described Jand is subject to a mortgage to the 
Starr Bowkett No. 8, dated 14th October, 1914, Reg. No. 
A 138,838, upon which there is said to be due the sum of 
£103 2s. 3d. 

Terms, Cash. 


C. R. WALSH, 
HEATH arp Mircrermong, Sheriff. 
Piaintifi’s Attorneya, 
Wagga Wagga, 
By GaRnanp, SEARORN, AND ABBOTT, 
14 Moore-street, Sydney. 
931 10s. 








LOST, from Yeoval, since the 8th August, 1918,—One light 
bay mare, two white hind feet, branded A JW near shoulder, 
aged ; also bay mare, branded Q over }43 near shoulder, two 
white hind feet, newly shod when lost. £1 reward. 


R. McGRATH, 
Yeoval, 


via Molong. 
§67—1 6s. 





LOST from Arncliffe,318th September,—One roan mare, aged, 
branded J U near shoulder, white star on forehead, scar on 
knees; one bay gelding, no visible brands, slightly roached 


back, 
F, T. BROOKS, 
Produce Merchant, 


Rocky Point road, Arncliffe. 
881 ‘ABe 


27 Supr., 1918] 





LOST, from Wellington,—Bay filly, c near shoulder, 18 


months old; black gelding, I, 9 over —-— near shoulder, aged ; 
dark-brown horse, J near snoulder, scum off eye, aged. 
GEORGE STANBURY, 
Pierce-street, Wellington, 
New South Wales. 
887 i ome 


Crmpoundir1gs. 








*.% Poundkeepers are raminded thot Advertisements of 
Impounded Stock are charged for af tke rate of ONE SuILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED 3 and no such Advertisement writ 
be inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittance 
sufficient to cover the cost ef insertion, 





September, 1918, from street, by the Inspector :— 
_ Bay gelding, like e over 7 near shoulder, white on three feet, 
star, rug-marked, aged, 16 Lands. 


Also, on the 18th instant, from Brooklyn, by order of 
HR. W. Curtis :— 
Dark-bay or brown pony mare, DY near shoulder, stripe, off 
hip down, shod, 6 years, 144 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold ut this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 1918, 


874—2s. YT. FITZGERALD, Poundkeeper. 





_ . sv 
ASHFORD.—Impounded at Ashferd, on the 17th day of 
September, 1918, from Fraser’s Creek, by D. M. Sinclair, 
Esq.; sum due at date of notice, 6s. each :— 


Dark-bay mare, near shoulder, dry fistula on wither, 


broken, 9 years, 153 hands. 

Bay colt foal, no brands visible, 1 year, 10 hands ; progeny of 
above. 

Chestnut filly, A 4 near shoulder, stripe in face, unbroken, 
4 years, 14 bunds. 

Black pony gelding, @UJSEH near shoulder, broken, 5 years, 
14 hands. 

Bay gelding, PF near shoulder, stripe in face, crippled 
near hind leg, broken, 6 years, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this sound at noon on the 
10th October, 1913. 


o76—Sz. D. SUTHERLAND, Poundieeper. 


_— 





BARHAM.—Impounded at Barham, on the 18th day of Sep- 
tember, 1918, from Merran Vale, by J. D. Vauston ; sum 
due at date of notice, 9s. 6d. each :-— 

Grey light horse, branded 3TH (blotched), white feet, aged, 
about J5 hands. 

Brown light horse, branded RIG over —~—- over CH, white 
mark on face, aged, about 15 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 1¥18, 


883— 2s. P. McCONNEUL, Poundkeeper. 











BULLI.— Impounded st Bulli, on the 18th day of September 
1918, from Bellambi, by Bernard Duffy ; sum due at date 
of notice, 178. 3d. each :— 

Bay horse, branded like WC, 3 years, 14 hands. 

Brown pony, vo brands visible, 8 years, 13 hands. 

If not refeased, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

10th October, 19128. 

9138—2s, 


CASTLE UILL.—Impounded at Castle Hill, on the 16th day 
of Sepiember, 1918, from Kellyville, by W Bennet :— 
Grey gelding, Hu near shoulder, aged, 154 hands. 
Bay ae mare, @AK nesy shoulder, 4 years, 17 
hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
17th October, 1418, 
8S6—-2s. 


F, SMITH, Poundkeeper. 








G. MUIR, Poundkeeper. 











FORSES.—Impounded at Forbes, on the 23r | day of Septem- 
ber, 1918, from Bangalore, by Geo. Sty:cs ; sum due at 

date of notice, 15s. ed. each :— 

Bay gelding, branded like A, bald face, near hind foot white, 
collar-marked, aged, 16 hands. 

Bay gelding, PWD off shoulder, &'76 over ‘743 near 
neck, white face, hind teet white, collar-marked, ayed, 16 
hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

10th October, 1918, 


915—2s. J. HAMPTON, Poundkeeper, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119 








| 894—2s, 


4879 





INVERELL —Impounded at Inverell, on the 10th day of 
September, 1918, from Killean, Inverell, by H. N. McLean, 
Heq.; sum due at date of notice, 19s. 10d.:— 


Black and white cow, indescribable blotched brand near rump, 
like small heart sideways (very light) off rump, white 
underneath, spotted head, 6 years. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8rd. October, 1Yi8, 


835—I1s. T. CO LAUGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 





as —_——— 





INVERELL.—Impounded at Inverell, on the 16th day of 
September, 1918, from Dog Trap, Inverell, by G. Ditzell, 
Hsq.; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner to 
release ; sum due at date of notice, £1 3s. 4d. :— 


Bay light-draught gelding, q@ A over \AJ near shoulder, un- 
broken, 3 years, 15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th Uetober, 1918, 


953—Js, T. OC LAUGHLAN, Poundkeeper. 


EREWETHER.—Impounded at Merewether, on the 20th 
day of September, 1918, from Nott-street, by D. Sneddon; 
sum due at date of notice set after each anima! :— 


Grey pony mare, blotched brand, aged, about 14 hands; 
14s. dd. 


Also, on 22nd instant, from Ruilway-street, by same person :— 


Roan pony horse, like PUI near shoulder, about 134 hands 
11s. 3d. 


Ti not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 1918. 


914—2s, T. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. 


(is ee ee a eee eee = —_— $$$ —. 





~--— 


RANDWICK.—Impounded at Randwick, on the 25th day of 
September, }91%, from ‘Trelawney-street, Woollahra, by 
Robert Berry ; sum due at date of notice, 7s. 4d. :— 


Fleabitten-grey active draught gelding, like F’G6 near 
shoulder, collar and saddle marked, pulled mane and tail, 
broken knees, shod, aged, about 15 hands. 


If not relessed, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 1918. 


920—1s. M. DOHERTY, Poundkeeper. 








SILVERTON.—Imnounded at Silverton, on the 20th day of 
feptember, 1418, from Silverton {emporary Common, by 
H. Bray, herdsman ; sum due at date of notice, 63. 9d.:— 
Dark red cow, like J G near rump, like 7 SO near ribs, like 
V over = near shoulder, 3 years. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
10th October, 121s. 


893—-Is. J. SUMMERTON, Pounrdkeeper. 








TEMORA—Impounded at Temora, on the 20th day of Sep- 
tember, 1¥i8, from station yard, by order of station 
nia ster :— 
Chestnut gelding, R O over H near shoulder, stripe down face, 
aged, 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8rd October, 118. 


895—l1s. T. PEGREM, Poundkeeper. 


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2 ae ee 


WEST MAITLAND.—Impounded at West Maitland, on the 
2ist day of September, 1418, from Aberglusslyn, by K. 
Hellingsworth ; sum due at date of notice, 15s.:— 

Bay saddle gelding, C T over \-¥ near shoulder, black points, 
shod, 7 years, 143 hands, 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Peund at noon on the 
10th October, 1918. 


916—Ils. R. PERRAN, Poundkeeper. 





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WILLOUGHBY.—Impounded at Willoughby, on the 17th 
day of September, 1918, from Buller-road, by Wil- 
loughby Council ; sum due at date of notice, £1 20s, Gd. :— 

Strawberry cow, J © off side rump. 

Blue-roan cow, W over ' milking side romp. 

TE not released, will be sold at this Pound «6 noon on the 


10th October, 1918. 
G. BAILEY, Poundkeeper. 


——— 


4880 MEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Seer, 1918, 


udustrial Rotices. 











[2998]. Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 17th September, 1918. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the “Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” I, Groran 
STEPHENSON Berpy, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown 
administering the said Act, have approved of the acceptance of the resignation of 
M. Giles Sbaw, Wsquire, Stipendiary Magistrate, as Chairman of the Metalliferous Mining 
(Broken Iill) Group Boards. 
G. S. BEEBY, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





[1969 } Industrial Registrar's Office, 

Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 
THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 19 (Brick Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 7621 of , No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol ix, page 244) and rescinding and replacing the Award of the 
Board published in Government Gazette of 6th July, 1917, insofar only as such Award is 
affected by the provisions of this Award, is published in accordance with the provisions of 
the Act and the Regulations thereunder, 

Fr. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,801.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW; SOUTH WALES. a 
No. 391 of 1918. 
Transport Group, No. 19 (Brick Carters, &¢., Cumberland), Board. 


Application by the Troly Draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial 
Union of Employees. 


AWARD. 
Brickcarters in the county of Cumberland. 
1. Hours. 

Horse drivers—The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meals for weekly enrployees, 
shall not exceed 554 per week, limited in summer to 9 hours 50 minutes per day, between 
G am. and 6.380 p.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 6 hours and 20 minutes between 
6 am. and 1.30 pan. on Saturday, and in winter 9 hours 50 minutes, between 7 a.m. and 
6.30 pan., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 6 hours and 20 minutes between 7 aan .and 
#80 pan. on Saturday. 

Yor the purpose of this clause the winter shall be the period from Ist April to 30th 
September, and the summer from Ist October to dlst March. 


2, Wages. 


All drivers shall be paid in accordance with the following scale, viz. :— 
per week. 





£ iS. x 
Weekly hands— 
PLIVeLSs OL OMe MOTSC Vie ees wie si estates Oe Ro A RAR PARR Sat a AO eC) 
DTIVELS OL WENGO WOUSES- 1 te se ete peeks sterols hcl > cue, & ete raseae cht amonnnies ifouutt ee to! PO 
Drivers of three horses ..... BAER ta ee ae rata Sie i trp ae dat abe A oO 
LNPEVETS: Of OU: OLSES! Auth rete en. ecsretate cose) misieie ve 5 ERE ee Bek cain ee bal) 


and 4s. extra per man per week for cach additional horse. ’ 
3. Overtime. 

All work done before the fixed starting time or after the fixed finishing time, or 
after 5 pum., as prescribed in subclause (0) of clause 5, shall be paid for at the following 
rates, viz.:—Drivers of one horse, 1s. 3d. per hour, with threepence (3d.) per hour extra 
for each additional horse up to four or more. 

GENERAL CONDITIONS 

é 4, Meals. 

When the starting time is before 7 a.m, the break for meals shall be as follows :— 
from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, one for breakfast and one for dinner, and on 
Saturday, one break for Peg 

When the starting time is 7 a.m. or later, only one break for meals shall be allowed 
on each day, Saturday excepted, when there shall be no break. 

Bach break for meals shall be a break of one hour. 

Provided that in the case of brick carters starting before 7 a.m. breakfast shall be 
taken after loading their first load, or when loading cannot be started upon arriving at 
the brickyard, the carter shall commence his meal. 


5. Fixing time and commencing and finishing. 

(a) Fixing time.—Within the limits prescribed in clause 1 each employer shall have 
the right to fix his starting and finishing time for his various employees, but 
when once fixed they shall not be altered without seven days’ notice, to be posted 
in the yard. 

(b) Commencing and finishing——Work shall be deemed to commence when a driver 
enters the yard in the morning, and to finish on his leaving the yard in the 
evening 

On entering the yard in the evening a horse driver shall be allowed to attend 
to his horse or horses and to finish his stable work forthwith, and he shall not be 
called upon to do any other work after 5 p.m. unless overtime is paid, 





27 Serr, 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 129, 4881 
EA eS EERE ee, 





SS nee teen eee nen asinine 
6. Definitions, 


(a) Casual hand—A casval hand shall mean an e: 4 E 

: a Wmd=—A casus : s 4 an employee engaged by the day an 
paid by the day. : ‘tee 4 : # 
(0) Weekly hands.-—All employees under this Award shall be deemed to be weekly 
1ands unless they come within the definition of casual hands. Provided that an employee 
may be put off or may leave his employment without notice during any week, subject 
to the following conditions :— ; 

Where an employee is “put off” for any cause other than wet weather during any 
oe a 12 i: > i wilt 2. . . a : 2 ve 
w eek, except a week in whiéa a holiday falls, he shall be entitled to casual rates 
for the actual days worked by him during such week. If an employee is “ put 
off on account of wet weather, or is “ put off” during a week wherein a holiday 
falls, ordinary rates, plus haif the difference between casual and weekly rates,’ 
shall be paid for the actual days worked by him. 

A weekly employee, in addition to the beforementioned rates of pay. shall be entitled 
to the day S pay of a weekly hand in the class in which he is working in respect of 
any holiday that falls in such week, except in cases where a weekly employee 
leaves his employment of his own accord or loses time by his own default, he shall 
only be entitled to the weekly rates for the other days of the week, 

Provided further that where a new weekly hand is “put on” during a week, 
and continues in the same employment from one pay day to the next, he shall not 
be entitled to cisual rates for the portion of the first week worked by bim, if at 
the time of his engagement no other drivers are “ standing off.” 

For the purpose of this clause the working week shall end on “ pay day.” 


7. Pay Day. 
All wages shall be paid weekly on Friday. Provided that where a driver fails to 
attend, or attends in a condition unfit for work on the morning following pay day, the 
employer may have the option of altering the said driver’s pay day to Saturday. 


ae 8. Holidays. 

The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, 
King’s Birthday, Wight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, and Boxing 
Day are observed, together with all public holidays that may be hereinafter proclaimed 
by the Government, and which shall operate over the whole area covered by this Award, 
and the Union Picnic Day, which shall be the Saturday immediately following Good 
Friday, shall be recognised as holidays; and for all work other than stable work done on 
holidays, other than Christmas Day and Good Friday. overtime shall be paid extra for the 
actual time worked. For work done other than stable work on Christmas Day and Good 
Friday, double overtime rates shall be paid extra. 

Ivor work done by casual hands on holidays double overtime rates shall be paid. 

No deduction shall be made from the wages of weekly hands for such holidays. 


9. Stabling. 


Where a driver provides stabling for his horse or horses he shall be paid 2s. Gd. per 
week for cach horse stabled in addition to the minimum rate of wages herein prescribed. 


10, Board and Lodging. 


No employee shall board or lodge with his employer or at his employer's expense 
without the permission of the Court. 
11, Piece-work. 
Where drivers are employed on piece-work, i.c., paid by the load or on shares, their 
weekly or daily earnings, as the case may be, shall not be less than the amount they would 
have received if paid under this Award. 


12. Sunday and Holiday Stable Work. 

Sunday and holiday stable work shall be done in turn by drivers (weekly hands) 
without extra pay. Sunday and holiday stable work shall be confined to mucking-out, 
feeding, and watering. Thirty horses to constitute a maximum day’s work for one man, 
and for every additional twenty-five horses or fraction thereot one additional man to take 
his “ turn on.” 

Each employer shall have the right to fix three times for his employees to attend 
on Sundays and holidays within the hours of 6 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Provided that on. the 
pay day immediately preceding a driver’s “turn on” an employer may hold cne day’s pay 
in hand, and in the event of the employee failing to take his ‘turn on” such day’s pay 
shall be forfeited by the said employee and paid to whosoever carries out the stable work. 
An employee shall be at liberty when his stable work is completed, 


13. Sunday Work. 
For work done with vehicles on Sundays double evertime rates shall be paid. 


14. Casual Wmployees. 
; (@) Hours.—The daily working hours fixed by this Award for weekly employees shall 
u apply to casual employees. 
(D) Wages.—Casual hands shall be entitled to is. per day in addition to one-sixth of 
the rate fixed for weekly employees. 





15. Area and Duration. 

This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No.’ 19 
(Brickcarters, &c., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 100 of the 
6th July, 1917, insofar only as such Award is aifected by the provisions of this Award, it 
shall apply to all brickcarters within the jurisdiction of the said Board throughout the 
county of Cumberland, and shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force for two years thereafter. 

; $6 T, ROLLIN, 

ie ooh Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


4882 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Supt. 1918, 


Pe aa Oe ee CE Ey eR Re oie tS ELS NET enn ee Sorte SES Se ee al A. ee en nim oe ae SR 


[1982] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,’ determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 14 (Carters, &¢c., Cumberland) Board, is constituted (constitution published 
at page 7619 of No. 224 of Government Gazette dated 21st December, 1915—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 241) and rescinding and replacing the Award of the 
said Board published in Government Gazette of 8th September, 1916, as varied by order 
of the Court published in Government Gazette of 9th November, 1917, is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


¥, W. KITCHING, 
(No, 1,799,) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 394 of 1918. Yee yo ae 


Transport Group. No. 14 (Carters, &c, Cumberland) Board. Application by the Trolly 
Draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial Union of Employees. 


Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918. 
Moter Waggen Drivers other than Retail Stores, Cumberland. 


Award. 
1. Hours. 
(@) Weekly Hands.—The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times shall not 


exceed 514 per week, limited to 94 hours daily, between 7 a.m. and 6.15 p.m., Monday to 
Friday, inclusive, and 5 hours between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m on Saturday. 

(b) Fixing Times.—Within the limits prescribed in subclause (a) each employer 
shall have the right to fix starting and finishing times for his various employees, but when 
once fixed they shall not be altered without several days’ notice to be posted in the yard or 
garage. 

(c) Commencing and Finishing.—A driver’s time shall commence when he enters 
the yard or garage in the morning and terminate upon his finally leaving the yard or 
garage in the day or evening, as the case may be. 

(d) Casual Hands.—The daily working hours fixed for weekly employees in this 
clause shall apply to casual employees. 


2. Meals. 


There shall be a break of one hour daily for dinner from Monday to Friday inclu- 
sive, and no break on Saturday. 
38. Wages. : 
The minimum rate of wages shall be as follows :— 

(¢) Weekly Hands.—Drivers of vehicles with a carrying capacity up to and not 
exceeding 20 cwt., £3 5s. per week; over 20 cwt., but not exceeding 40 cwt., £3 10s. 
per week; and for each additional ton or part thereof carrying capacity, 4s. per 
week extra. 

(UV) Brakesmen or Wxtra Hands.—Uxtra hands shall be entitled to the wages and 
other conditions prescribed for drivers of motor waggons of a carrying capacity of 
1 ton and under. 

(c) Casual Hands.—Drivers of vehicles with a carrying capacity up to and not 
exceeding 20 ewt., 12s. per day; over 20 cwt., but not exceeding 40 ewt., 18s. per 
day; and over 40 ewt., 148. per day. 

(d@) Where a driver absents himself from work through causes other than sickness, 
any expense in casual rates of wages the employer is placed under shall be borne 
by the said driver. 





4, Overtime. 

All work done before the fixed starting time or after the fixed finishing time shall be 
paid for at the following rates :—Drivers of vehicles with a carrying capacity not exceeding 
20 cwt., 1s. 62d. per hour; over 20 ewt. and not exceeding 40 cwt., 18. 9¢d. per hour; and 
over 40 cwt., 2s. 02d. per hour. 

Provided that where work is done after S p.m., Mondays to Mridays inclusive, and 
continued up to any hour before starting time the next day, or after 3 p.m. on Saturdays, 
the above rates shall be increased by Gd. per hour from the said hours. 


5. Definitions. 


(@) Casual Hands.—A casual hand shall mean an employee engaged by the day and 
: paid by the day. 

(bv) Weekly Hands.—aAll employees under this Award shall. be deemed to be weekly 
hands unless they come within the definition of casual hands: Provided that an employee 
may be “put off” or may leave his employment without notice during any week, subject 
to the following conditions :— 

In any week where a weekly employee works less than a fuil week he shali be entitled 
to casual rates for the actual days worked by him during such week; also the day’s 
pay of a weekly hand in the class in which he is working in respect of any holiday 
that falis in such week, except in cases where a weekly employee leaves his 
employment of his own accord or loses time by his own default, he shall only be 
entitled to the weekly rates for the days worked by him, less the difference 
between casual and weekly rates for the other days of the week. 

Provided further that where a new weekly hand is “put on” during a week and con- 
tinves in the same employment from one pay-dhy to the next, he shall not be 
entitled to casual rates for the portion of the first week worked by him vf. at the 
time of his engagemeni, no other drivers are “ standing off.” : 

Yor the purposes of this clavse the working week shall end on “ pay-day ” or the day 
previous in the case of employers holding one day’s pay in band, 


27 Szpr,,1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4888 








G. Holidays. 

(a@) The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Haster 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Hight Hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, and 
Boxing Day are observed, together with all public holidays that may be hereinafter pro- 
claimed by the Government, and which shall operate over the whole area covered by this 
Award, and the Union Picnic Day, which shall be the Saturday immediately following 
Good Friday, shall be recognised as holidays without deduction from weekly employees’ 
wages. And for all work done on holidays other than Christmas Day and Good Friday, 
overtime shall be paid extra for the actual time worked. For work done on Christmas 
Day and Good Friday double overtime rates shall be paid extra. 

For work done by casual hands on holidays double overtime rates shall be paid. 


lod 


7. Sunday Work. 
For work done with vehicle on Sundays double overtime rates shall be paid. 


8. Travelling. 

Hmployees engaged travelling or on work in which they are unable to reach their 
homes at night shall be allowed Gs. per day expenses, and where an employee in connection 
‘with his work has to travel either by train, boat, or other conveyance after working hours 
he shall also be paid half time rates for the time so occupied: Provided that where an 
employee is travelling by boat and his ticket includes meals and bed he shall not be en- 
titled to the said daily allowance of 6s. 

Where an employee is prevented from returning with his vehicle to the garage or 
yard from which he started, time and travelling expenses shall be allowed him for the 
journey, either back or both ways, as the case may be. 


9. Pay-day. 


All wages shall be paid weekly on Thursday or Friday, as determined by the em- 
ployer, but the day on being fixed shall not be altered more often than once in three 
months. No employer shall held more than one day’s wages in hand. 


10/sArea and Incidence of Award. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 14 
(Carters, &e., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 156 of the Sth 
September, 1916, as varied by order of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 
198 of the 9th November, 1917. It shall apply to all motor waggon drivers, brakesmen, or 
extra hands on motor waggons within the jurisdiction of the said Board throughout the 
county of Cumberland, and shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the 
Government Gazette, and shall remain in force for two years thereafter. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[1978] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 





THE following Order of the Court varying the Award published in Government Gazette 
of 15th December, 1916, of the Manufacturing (No. 1) Group, No. 7 (Roofing Tile-makers, 
State) Board (constitution published at page 7608 of No. 224 of Government Gazette of 
21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 218), is published in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
Fk. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,796.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THH COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 399 of 1918. 


Manufacturing (No. 1) Group, No. 7 (Roofing Tile-makers, State) Board, | Application 
by the Brickmakers and Clayworkers’ Employees’ Union of New South Wales, Indus- 
trial Union of kmployees. 


Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918. 


Roofing Tile-makers Cumberland Award. 


Variation. 


1. Delete from clause 1 of the said Award the following words and figures :—~ 
Die moulders, at the rate of Is. 8d. per hour. 
Burners—continuous kiln, at the rate of 1s. 33d. per hour. 
Other kilns—full fire, at the rate of 1s. 83d. per hour. 
Setters, at the rate of 1s. 38d. per hour. 

Panmen working winch, at the rate of 1s. 24d. per hour. 
Winchmen, at the rate of 1s. 23d. per hour. 

Tile machine men, at the rate of Is. 23d. per hour. 
Pitmen, at the rate of 1s. 22d. per hour, 

All other adult labour, at the rate of Is. 1¢d. per hour. 

And substitute in lieu thereof the following words and figures :— 
Die moulders, at. the rate of 1s. 5$d. per hour. 
Burners——continuous kiln, at the rate of Is. 48d. per hour, 
Other kilns—full fire, at the rate of 1s. 42d. per hour. 
Setters, at the rate of 1s. 4éd. per hour. 

Panmen working winch, at the rate of is. 5gd. per hour. 
Winchimen, at the rate of Is. 34d. per hour. 

Tile machine men, at the rate of Is. déd. per Lour, 
Pitmen, at the rate of Is. 8$d. per hour. 

All other adult labour, at the rate of 1s. 5d. per hour. 

9 This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Governnhient 

Gazette, and shall continue in force thereatter until the 14th December, 1919. 


T. ROLIN, vis 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


Mo. 119, 27 Serremper, 1918, —11. 


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4884 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. (27 Sgpr., 1918. 


[1976] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Govern- 
ment Railways Group, No. 1 (Per.-way, Wages Staff) Board, is constituted (consti- 
tution published at page 5466 of No. 171 of Government Gazette, dated 28th September, 
1917—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xii, page 605) is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder, 
Fr. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,803.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 883 of 19158. 


Government Railways Group, No. 1 (Per.-way Wages Staff) Board. Application by the 
Australian Workers’ Union, Industrial Union of Employees. 


Wednesday, the 18th day of September, 1918. 
AWARD. 
Employees in Railway Quarries. 
1. Hours of Labour. 


(a) xcept as hereinafter provided forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, 
to be worked as follows :—8% hours Monday to Friday and 44 hours on Saturday. These 
hours shall be worked between 7.15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 
between 7.15 a.m. and noon on Saturday, except in the case of powder monkeys and their 
assistants, who may start and cease half-an-hour later than other employees. 

A majority of the employees and their employer may mutually agree upon a starting 
and ceasing time. 

(bo) The ordinary hours of watchmen shall be ninety-six per fortnight, worked either 
by day or night in twelve shifts per fortnight. Watchmen shall be paid overtime at the 
rate of ordinary time for any time over eight hours worked in any of the twelve shifts per 
fortnight. If a watchman works over twelve shifts per fortnight he shall be paid time 
and a half for any shift over twelve. 

2. Wages. 


The following shall be the minimum rates of wages for the classes of labour 


indicated :— 
Per hour 
s. d. 
Crusher feeders 66. bess see ses Pars ovoisis SIRO SOKO HAIRS GO OGRE 0 0.0 devant 
POWGEr  MOMREY ree see hs ue SEE ais oo abe s Ss eiacue oe ome ausve cts ereta che Rath erase cee ee, 
Mani barring down trom, the face :..%,.. 2.02%. se... bios SS SERIES DT Cue ead o & 1 64 
Powder MONKEY :S: ASSISCAMIET piso oie se suche ayesha ins Bo Mae tee ke one ceusl oan tenh eueoiersy > Reelin 1 54 
Air’ “Steam, atid eléctric rock drill driver ..-2........%. sists ee fe G stmnieeas sce aie dl. 6 
Tool, Sharpeners es LEA RS NAW 6S oleh.ors's sade iets os Silo Sie! niesl ele A iiielcl ete stern 1 64 
Hammer and drill man, jumperman, and man getting ballast by the use of 
gads tnd for Wwedgess Mii. ofa) tele kier <ilieeesscpocens ie esa or gists oifelieaatione: 4. 5 toy t hove hauiels Lips 
Spawier! ite: ih. Piedad, hinne v2 hs pthd.. Red eR SU SER are re BA? 0, PARES: SE 1 052 
Oilersand Sreaseriat Crushes.) so.k \ HWA MRICS ieee tela obater «chlo blaics a Rien 1 5 
Horse tdraiy: and (Gri Ver Piss chit Ak. as Mak at. SRW tee SHA. A AIR Ee 1 114 
PLEVELr Of MOKSEIANG: \ATAV ARO. alcrc: Set owns he Meee ale RITAUERS Be SPRenNe ce ener s Sot Aine) Oo 1 4 
PIE brintmMerig Sih SA RAS SS TRIS. eS RL oh RIC: a cee ME ale 1 4 
Air, steam, or electric rock drill driver’s attendant ...................... 1 4 
Tool ‘Sharpeneria Striker Jor Assistant, 2.65.1 ceice ewe rei eries seein mie mene 1 4 
PICK OENGHOVEMIIOIEI |. cvdve oisis cutie ale th = eae eledeuoiel aia cleus fe see aylenoue Noh oo aiehobisgeyeteuske sioealls 1 4 
Nipper) 261 years iand OI Ger yA ee ayes, eVeEe elie tal spss ecstouascie epePols eashsyenpoivbens vent (ets O 114 
Nipper Overt aS TERT SU. AeA ie het abay oie bitte Lie cieds SR Behera ee fotts t ot 


3. Overtime. 


; (a) All time worked for longer hours or outside the limits in clause 1 (@) shall be 
paid for at time and a half, except as hereafter provided for, 

(b) Watchmen shall be paid overtime as provided in clause 1 (0). 

(c) Where any repairs or alterations which are necessary for the efficient working 
of the quarry are done on Saturday after the said finishing time, or on Sundays, the 
overtime rates to be paid shall be time and a quarter on Saturday and time and a half on 
Sunday in lieu of the rates hereinbefore mentioned. 

(d) Employees called upon to work during the recognised meal hours shall be paid 
ordinary overtime rates for the time so engaged. 

(e) Time in travelling with horses to and from work and harnessing and unharnes- 
sing horses is to be deemed part of the day’s work and not paid for. 


4. Preference to Unionists. 
In the engagement or dismissal of employees there shall be no discrimination against 
‘' members of the Australian Workers’ Union, except in the case of returned soldiers. 
5. Machine Work. 
Where large rock-drilling machines are used it shall be compulsory on employers to 
provide and on employees to use water for all such work where its use is practicable. 
6, Shelter. 
The employers shall provide shelter for meals. 
7. Water Supply. 

Employers shall provide pure drinking water for employees and boiling water at 
meal time. Such drinking water shall be stored in a receptacle with a tap attached to 
prevent pollution. 

8. Sanitary Accommodation. 


Employers shall provide all necessary sanitary accommodation which shall include 
sufficient Covering to ensure decency and to provide shade, and also sufficient and proper 
material to keep the sanitary appliances innocuous. Such sanitary accommodation to be 
so situated as to preclude the possibility of the contamination of the water supply of 
the employees. 


27 Serr, 1918.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 4885 





9. Wet Places. 


i Kmployees working in wet places shall be paid 1s. per day extra irrespective of the 
time so engaged. Such wet places are to be determined and declared as such by the 
employer and employee by mutual arrangement. In the event of the parties failing to 
agree it shall be referred to the Court for determination. 


10. Camping Areas. 
Where camping areas are required, such shall be provided free of charge. 
11. Payment of Wages and Termination of Hmployment. 


Employees shall be paid at times other than meal hours, or, failing same, then a 
time allowance shall be granted them for the period so occupied. 

When employees are discharged or resign they shall be paid the wages due to them 
in case of discharge within twenty-four hours of such discharge; in case of resignation, 
within twenty-four hours after the timekeeper is notified of such resignation by the em- 
ployee. In case of delay beyond such twenty-four hours they shall be paid at ordinary 
rates for all working time they are kept waiting beyond such twenty-four hours. 

At Ilalong and Ardglen forty-eight hours shall be substituted for twenty-four 
in the preceding paragraph. 

12, Powder Monkey. 

When twelve or more men are employed in a gang and explosives are being fre- 
quently used no ganger shall be allowed to do his own powder monkeying for a longer 
pericd than one week. 

rollin 18. Higher Grade Work. 

When an employee is called upon to do work for which a higher rate is fixed he 

shall be entitled to receive such higher rate whilst so engaged. 


14. Tools, 
All tools required by labourers shall be provided free of charge by the employer. 


15. Area and Incidence. 


This Award shall apply ‘fo and be binding on the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales and on persons employed by them in permanent quarries in any capacity 
herein mentioned. 

16. Duration of Award. 


This Award shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force for a period of two (2) years thereafter. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[1980] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award published in Government Gazette 
of 19th July, 1918, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Printing Trades Group, No. 8 (Process Engravers, Cumberland and Newcastle) 
Board, is constituted (constitution published at page 7614 of No. 224 of Government Gazette 
dated 21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 230) is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regu- 
lations thereunder, ; { 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 1,798.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 397 of 1918. 

Printing Trades Group, No. 8 (Process Engravers, Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. 
Application by the Process Engravers Union of New South Wales, Industrial Union 
of Employees. 

Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918. 
Process Engravers Cumberland and Newcastle Award. 


Variation. 


1. Subclauses (a) and (c) of clause 3 of the Award are deleted, and the following 
subclauses substituted in lieu thereof :— 


3. Wages. 
(a) The following shall be the weekly rates of wages :— 

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FLAT ETOME: "ECCMEES =) vce d lorerrepers ales she) ode Bods cp torercl shaders‘ shinies 3.18 6 
PPL OBA ete: Bote vo la't tha Gad ealicvalete:s grt leis tant euaae oh end eicctove: scayoreuelstinls 3:18 6 
PAT STOUCIICLS aa cis chtrae aie ctenera crete o spelen anmaye ote «eave evey etre ee 313) 6 
ONSTAR VOCS Iie, che te cuneate hyeie eieee oenetusciciiet tials cyte are aler see ¢ o ta8 G6 


Provers, routers, and mousters over the age of 21 years 3 6 
(c) Junior Journeymen.—After completing his term of apprenticeship an employee 
may continue to work at the establishment where he has completed his apprentice- 
ship for one year only at the following rates :— 





£. (sive 
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12 Res roravey Gio aleig sl ie NIN Ao He E CR ICCIe GO titi 20,0, Ciba Os kre 3 12.0 
UTI LOR Sa See eR AOLMET Vena oc teibrets: oie << igier suaere ee ot eNMMes sh SISA a1.8 20 
AE -ALCHEL Stee ots a erclite cia aero oe 1s, prauclcls) Shalei MRE elevate < ave. o-o 0 
RCT AVELSs subietesie eac) eee Ne) cla puenate seacetNapeuedene sl «a1 0.-> 3.8 (0 


© This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Government 


Gazette, and shall continue in force thereafter until the Ist August, 1921. 
3. It is also ordered that consideration of clause 8, subclause (0b), stand over. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


4886 NEW SOUTH WALES SEEN GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sxpr., 1918, 





[1979] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award published in Government Gazette 
of 2nd June, 1916, of the Manufacturing (No. 2) Group, No. 3 (Soap and Candle 
Makers, State) Board (constitution published at page 7609 of No. 224 of Government 
Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915-—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 220), as 
varied by Award of the said Board published in Government Gazette of 4th August, 1916, 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” 
and the Regulations thereunder, 
Py Wr ST CHING, 
(No. 1,797.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW. SOUTH WALES, 
No. 401 of 1918, 


Manufacturing (No. 2) Group, No. * 3 (Soap and Candle Makers, State) Board. Application 
by the Factory Einployees’ Union ox Australasia, iain strial Wnion of Employees, 


Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918, 
* Seap and Candle Makers Award. 
Variation. 
1, Clause 38 of the Award gazetted 2nd June, 1916, is deleted, and the following 
clause substituted tn lieu thereof ;— 
3. Rates of Wages. 

Adult Male Empicyees.—The following shall be the minimum rates of pay for adult 

male employees :-— 


cS ea: 

Working forcman on any shift in glycerine-room ..... 2 Ns SARE ele iore Geo PONTO 
Man alone or with only one assistant in glycerine-room ................ 3 4 6 
Candles SEMA ee ie cie chic Stars, ote Ree eee ae Shaler en aeiie te ete taht ok iets einen! Ste MaRS meen MEAL) 
Candle acidifiers .......... PRM ela aa ea i A ar be Ae an Al ae MeN eie sche coeeeee EA) 
jandle jnoulders’ occas. « : Be el ist ais ts UD valence cree taale batts 2 credence eat hep LEU) PAD 
Where only one man is employed in DIAVUraActure Of candles. seme. s oe 
Manin. charge ‘of istearine iprese <i). dodaci? . Sone. Ghat. ads eee. warts 20 
Man invchare¢e lof soa p-malking 7. Uae... tie aleictele olde Sheela laces Ae eeerey chad ie) 
Manin) Charge joi na king 10L SOAP DOW GOTine > cise kieiieiisr eileen Sree, ces) ea 1) 
SAN MESOADIMAKCT As wee twee atta ye Poise chal ensue ele ls po eleinue: ers ehetene A EE Pics ee hO 
x ASSISTAMUS! COP SAG iSOM) DUD ISCTG yey aleve ei staletcistels: oheer ereleietl e (helsitetdeteleieis ae eee an) nO) 
SOGAMPOMESTS 2 eee eke eine tele iro oro: lees elte Kahteiles 4) as “eves [rene exeticte te wiles 10) 8s IER e's eee 
Soda boilers where only one man is employed in soda- IMIS eens eine pO) 
Foreman (if any) of any department (if any) other than the distilling... 3 7 O 
A Other ita dud tiyamedie DD OME Ky ches sotdeewens led oxo ye es sane Wouiprs ke Areas: a heels Rusch tea RO EO 


Juvenile Male Employees.—The mininum wages per week to be paid to juvenile 
male employees shall be as follows :— 


Bisa: 
UNGER GeV ts Ol tO selec. mmareheie 6 cctents pie eigits aie ehcle eet tea a Renee tate Ti ein. oven) HOLES ERC 
LG ARG UMC VT oN ee, cass oon eee sie S ote yee eC eiede Te a naPe teen a Ue ne eRe a Nene etamanl | Cpmt) 
IE IND MUNN es TES inler aie Aisgereusiar ie bare iate PERLE EA Ue eUR eS Pe LE eae toe ASD AD 
Ry AECL TTR CTS OE) Wt eal accere eiteh en chem Uae site cdt pemetien eevee ce SPORE Ra eee stake: Weta 4 Ow 
LOLA Mander yO! Cees ee Sn Pert aC HA Re AER REISE EMMIS Cis ceeicues 6 awd cf. GR 
cD () PERT U UT EERE ICID Lotnnrmadie ters tatters aetsirer ata BE WR Garcia etek ssa, eijel ore) etal eieee elena Calls eset Le anmme S C)) 


female Employees.—The minimum wages per week to be paid to female employees 
shall be as follows ;-— 


cass Gl. 
FASA HOT EN ODM ox jetie. Li lerede delle Sma Sty ane cuaRch one acremele Seabee tehinls ohirahs lene inbe; Sek Mt mem 
Under 16 vears with less thé um thie e 6 NONTDS CXPELTEN CE Wen Wt, cece ye ne ee OMe GO 
Under 16 with three mont ths” EXNECIHEMCOI Fiery mtorr tehens ole aig, prion tape rerene te eo oketan Motel OL) 


16 years of age and under 18 with less than three ‘months’ experience .... 019 O 
16 years of, vge.and under’ i$ with. three, months’ experience ....../.... 1 3° 0 
18 years and over/with less than three months’ experience... .2..0. 2.4) 2 13 0 


18 years and over with three months’ experience ..... BN Ree eee oe etieck te ORLA aot aeG 
Wxperience shall mean experience gained in any branch of the industry under any 
employer. 


2. Insert a new clause to the said Award gazetted 2nd June, 1916, as follows :— 

34. Provided that nothing in this variation shall be deemed to apply to any em- 
ind who is principally engaged in the direction and control of other employees. 

. Clauses 2 and 8 of the variation of Award gazetted 4th August, 1916, are deleted, 
: and the following clauses subetn uted in lieu thereof :— 

2, The rates of pay for adults in the abovementioned classes of workers, other than 
hydrogen gas a aN shall not be less than £3 per week for the first month’s 
employment, and not less than £5 5s. per week thereafter. 

The rates of pay for hydrogen gas compressors shall be not less than £3 18s. 6d, per 
week. 

3. The rates of pay for junior labour in the departments in clause I hereof shall be 

as follows :-— 
i Per week. 
ZU AG WEG kins 5.32 ie Sele meme a 6 be aes ebas. ck URE Ga? 4ED/ 


19 ond andermpave. 64.3 ny eae Re Sanat Ppa ic BIS ele ele Sc b die ee lane a MEE OL, 
Winder OM INEeRer Uc rope. ene DS aI ea ag ANI TO Ee LOAM UL Uh cli Hee en. 6832/6 


4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in. Government 
Gazette, and shall continue in force thereafter until the Ist June, 1919. 


HH, R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[1981] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the “ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, &e., Cumberland) Board, is constituted (constitu- 
tion published at page 7620 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—— 
see also Industrial Gazette, vol ix, page 242) and rescinding and replacing the Award 
of the said Board published in Government Gazette of 8th September, 1916, as varied by 
order of the Court published in Government Gazette of 9th November, 1917, is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


oe F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,800.) 7 industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 895 of 1918. 

Transport Group, No. 15 (Retail Store Carters, &¢., Cumberland) Board. Application by 
the Trolley-draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial Union of 
Employees. 

Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918, 

a 20 Award. 

Retail Stere Moter Waggon Drivers in the county of Cumberland. 
1, Hours. 


(a) Weekly Hands.—The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not 
exceed 514 per week, limited to 94 daily between 7.30 a.m. and 6.15 p.m, Monday te Friday 
inclusive, and 5 hours between 7.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

(b) Fixing Times.—Within the limits prescribed in subclause (@) each employer 
shall have the right to fix starting and finishing times for his various employees, but when 
once fixed they shall not be altered without seven days’ notice to be pested in the yard or 
garage. uy 

(c) Commencing and Finishing.—A driver’s time shall commence when he enters 
the yard or garage in the morning and terminate upon his finally leaving the yard or 
garage in the day or evening, as the case may be, 

(d) Casual Hands.—The daily working hours fixed for weekly hands in this clause 
shall apply to casual employees, 





2. Meals. 


There shall be a break of one hour daily for dinner from Monday to Friday inclu- 
sive, and no break on Saturday. 

3. Wages. 

The minimum rate of wages shall be as follows :— 

(a) Weekly Hands.—Drivers of vehicles with a carrying capacity up to and not 
exceeding 20 ewt., £3 5s. per week; over 20 cwt., but not exceeding 40 cwt., £83 10s, 
per week; and for each additional ton or part thereof carrying capacity, 4s. per 
week extra. 

(0) Brakesmen or Extra Hands.—When engaged in carting or delivering furniture 
extra hands shall be entitled to the wage and other conditions prescribed for 
drivers of motor waggons of a carrying capacity of 1 ton and under. 

(c) Casual Hands.—Drivers. of vehicles with a carrying capacity up to and not 
exceeding 20 ewt., 12s. per day; over 20 cwt., but not exceeding 40 cwt., 13s, per 
day; and over 40 cwt., 14s. per day, 

(d) Where a driver absents himself from work through causes other than sickness 
any expense in casual rates of wages the employer is placed under shall be borne 
by the said driver. 

4, Overtime. 

All work done before the fixed starting time or after the fixed finishing time shall be 
paid for at the following rates :—Drivers of vehicles with a carrying capacity not exceeding 
20 cwt., 1s. 6$d. per hour; over 20 ewt. and not exceeding 40 ewt., 1s. 92d. per hour; and 
over 40 ewt., 2s. Od. per hour. 

Provided that where work is done after 8 p.m. Mondays to Iridays inclusive and ° 
continued up to any hour before starting time the next day, or after 8 p.m. on Saturdays, 
the above rates shall be increased by 6d. per hour from the said hours. 

5. Definitions. 

(@) Casual Hands.—A casual hand shall mean an employee engaged by the day and 
paid by the day. 

(b) Weekly Hands.—All employees under this Award shall be deemed to be weekly 
hands unless they come within the definition of casual hands: Provided that an employee 
may be “put off” or may leave his employment without notice during any week, subject 
to the following conditions :— 

In any week where a weekly employee works less than a-full week he shall be entitled 
to casual rates for the actual days worked by him during such week; also the day’s 
pay of a weekly hand in the class in which he is working in respect of any holiday 
that falls in such week, except in such cases where a weekly employee leaves his 
employment of his own accord or loses time by his own default, he shall only be 
entitled to the weekly rates for the days worked by him, less the difference 
between casual and weekly rates for the other days of the week. 

Provided further that where a new weekly hand is “ put on” during a week and con- 
tinues in the same employment from one pay-day to the next, he shall not be 
entitled to casual rates for the portion of the first week worked by him if, at the 
time of his engagement, no other drivers are ‘*“‘ standing off.” 

For the purposes of this clause the working week shall end on “ pay-day ” or the day 
previous in the case of employers holding one day’s pay in hand. 

6. Holidays. : 

(a) The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, and 
Boxing Day are observed, together with all public holidays that may be hereinafter pro- 
claimed by the Government, and which shall operate over the whole area covered by this 
Award, and the Union Picnic Day, which shall be the Saturday immediately following 








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Good Friday, shall be recognised as holidays without deduction from weekly employees’ 
wages. And for all work done on holidays other than Christmas Day and Good Friday, 
overtime shall be paid extra for the actual time worked. For work done on Christmas 
Day and Good Friday double overtime rates shall be paid extra. : 

For work done by casual hands on holidays double overtime rates shall be paid. 

Provided that for work done for retailers, whether on contract or by direct em- 
ployees of the retailers on the Union Picnic Day, the overtime rate for both weekly and 
casual, hands shall. be 1s. 3%d. per hour for drivers of motor waggons with a carrying 
capacity of up to 20 ewt.; 1s. 63d. per hour for drivers of motor waggons of over 20 cwt., 
but not exceeding 40 ewt.; and 1s. 97d. per hour for drivers of motor waggons exceeding 
40 cwt. 

7. Sunday Work. 


For work done with vehicles on Sundays double overtime rates shall be paid. 


8. Travelling. 

Pmployees engaged travelling or on work in which they are unable to reach their 
homes at night shall be allowed 6s. per day expenses, and where an employee in connection 
with his work has to travel either by train, boat, or other conveyance after working hours 
he shall also be paid half time rates for the time so occupied: Provided that where an 
employee is travelling by boat and his ticket includes meals and bed he shall not be en- 
titled to the said daily allowance of 6s. ! 

Where an employee is prevented from returning with his vehicle to the garage or 
yard from which he started, time and travelling expenses shall be allowed him for the 
journey, either back or both ways, as the case may be. 

9. Pay-day. 

All wages shall be paid weekly on Thursday or Friday, as determined by the em- 
ployer, but the day on being fixed shall not be altered more often thin once in three 
months: Provided that Messrs. Anthony Hordern and Sons, Limited, shall be. allowed to 
continue their system of paying fortnightly. No employer shall hold more than one day’s 
wages in hand. 

10. Exemptions. 
The following firms shall be exempt from the provisions of this Award :— 
Nicholson & Co., Limited. 
W. H. Paling & Co., Limited. and 
The Pianola Company Proprietary, Limited. 


11. Area and Incidence of Award. 

This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Transport Group, No. 15. (Retail 
Store Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board, published in Government Gazette No. 156 of the 
8th September, 1916, as varied by order of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 
198 of the 9th November, 1917. It shall apply to all motor waggon drivers, brakesmen, or 
extra hands on motor waggons within the jurisdiction of the said Board throughout the 
county of Cumberland, and shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force for two years thereafter. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[1968 ] industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 

THE following Order of the Court, varying the Award published in Government Gazette 
of 15th September, 1916, of the Government Railways Group, No. 12 (Neweastle Coal 
Cranes), Board (constitution published at page 7597 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, 
dated 21st December, 1915—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. ix, page 195), as varied by 
the Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th October, 1916, 16th 
December, 1916, and 9th February, 1917, is published in accordance with the provisions 
of the ‘ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912,” and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 1,802.) Industrial Registrar. 








IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 380 of 1918. 

Government Railway Group, No. 12 (Newcastle Coal Cranes) Board. Application by the 
Carrington Coal and Coke Shipping Union, Industrial Union of Employees. 
Thursday, the 19th day of September, 1918. 

NEWCASTLE COAL CRANE EMPLOYEES. 

Variation of Award. 

1. The third paragraph of clause 2 (a) is deleted, and the following new paragraph 
inserted in lieu thereof :— 

“ Worse drivers shall be at the stables ten minutes ‘prior to the commencement of 
their shift and shall leave the stables as promptly as possible, and shall return their 
horses to the stables after their shift; such duties shall not be deemed overtime 
within the meaning of clause 8 of this Award.” 

2. Insert in the first paragraph of clause 4 the words and figures :— 


 WMlectries@rane. ‘Drivers! i.) 2 tae 35 BEE ANU. Sit ais eibterenit: od ale a Flaite plete neon eee: 18 6 
and add at the end of the first paragraph of the same clause the following paragraph :— 
“ Provided that Electric Crane Drivers, Hydraulic Crane Drivers, Horse Drivers, and 
Capstan Operators, and Hookers-on, who avail themselves of all work offered shall be 
paid at least the average rate of :— 


€£ s. d. 
Hlectric, CramewDinlvers' i. as sees a ties cies ce cele oes 6 a's oie) cio) sienna ©» 18 6 
HydraulicyCraneyDPrivers’ Peewee esas osc cease bees occas e eat ae og 3S 
Horse Drivers and Capstan Operators, and ..............ceeee- 3 4 9 
pe Kero) <cyd thes 6 3 IRCCS 9.026) ACOSO OOO OOO cc Ac003 3. 23.6 


for each four weeks of service.” 
3. Insert at the beginning of clause 5 the words “ Employees must go from crane to 
crane as required.” 
Add at the end of clause 5 the following words:—Hmployees shall be called out on 
irregular shifts in rotation as far as possible.” 
ras ; T. ROLIN. 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


27 Sept. 1918] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. 





[1977] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th September, 1918. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Transport 
Group, No. 14 (Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board, is constituted (constitution published at 
page 7619 of No. 224 of Government Gazette, dated 21st December, 1915—see also Indus- 
trial Gazette, vol. ix, page 241) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act 
and the Regulations thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 1,804.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 398 of 1918. 


Transport Group, No. 14 (Carters, &c., Cumberland) Board. Application by the Trolley- 
draymen and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs, Industrial Union of Employees. 


Monday, the 28rd day of September, 1918. 


AWARD. 
Laundry Carters in the county of Cumberland. 


1. Hours. 


(a) September to May, both inclusive-—The hours of working, exclusive of meal 
times, shall not exceed 56 per week—limited to 10 hours daily between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
on five days of the week and 6 hours on one day (“short day’) between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
\ (0) June to August, both inclusive-—The hours of working, exclusive of meal times, 
shall not exceed 52 per week—limited to 94 hours daily between 7 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. on 
five days of the week and 5% hours on one day (“short day”) between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m, 

(c) Provided that during the week in which a holiday falls there shall be no “ short 
day.” s 

(d) Within the limits herein prescribed each employer shall have the right to fix 
the starting and finishing times, also the “short day” for his various employees, alterable 
on one month’s notice, such notice to be posted in the yard. 

(e) Commencing and finishing work.—Work shall be deemed to commence when a 
driver enters the yard or works in the morning and to finish on his finally leaving the 
yard or works in the evening. 

2. Meal Times. 


There shall be a break of one hour for dinner on each of five days of the week, and 
no break on “ short day.” 
3. Wages. 
(@) Weekly Employees.—The wages of one-horse drivers shall not be less than £3 3s. 
per week, with an extra 5s. per week for each additional horse. 
Youths under the age of 21 years may be employed driving one horse either 
collecting or delivering, or both, at not less than the rates of pay as follows, viz. :— 
Where the “run” or the work done does not exceed £10 per week, 33s. per 
week; exceeding £10 and not exceeding £15 per week, 38s.; exceeding £15 and not 
exceeding £20 per week, 44s. per week; exceeding £20 per week, 63s. per week. 
(b) Casual Employees.—Casual drivers shall be entitled to 1s. per day in addition to 
one-sixth of the rate fixed for weekly drivers. 


4. Overtime. 


For all work done after the fixed finishing time and up to 8 p.m. on five days of the 
week and up to 2 p.m. on “short day” overtime at the rate of time and a half shall be 
paid. For work done after the said 8 p.m. and 2 p,m. respectively, 6d. per hour extra shall 
be paid. 

5. Holidays. 

The days on which New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Mon- 
day, King’s Birthday, Eight-hour Day, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Christmas Day, and 
Boxing Day are observed shall be holidays. 

No deduction shall be made from the wages of weekly hands for such holidays. 


6. Sunday and Holiday Work. 


. Drivers may be called upon in turn to do stable work on Sundays and holidays. 
Such work shall consist of mucking-out, feeding, and watering horses twice daily, once in 
the morning and once in the afternoon. 

Employees shall be at liberty when the service 1s completed. 

The rate of pay for such work shall be 2s. for attendance on up to two horses, with 
an extra 6d. for each additional horse. 

For work other than stable work done on Sundays and holidays the following addi- 
tional payments shall be made:—For the actual time worked on Christmas Day, Good 
Friday, and Sunday double overtime rates, and for all other holidays ordinary overtime 
rates. 

7. Definition. 

(a) A weekly employee shall mean an employee employed by the week and paid 

by the week. 


* (b) A casual employee shall mean an employee employed by the day and paid by. 


the day. 
(c) All employees shall be employed either as weekly or casual employees. 
8. Termination of Employment. 


A week’s notice to terminate employment shall be given by either side or a week’s 


pay in lieu thereof in the case of weekly employees. 
The employment of casual hands may be terminated at the end of any working day 


without notice. 
9. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be made a condition of employment that any employee shall board or 
lodge with his employer or at his employer’s expense. 


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4890 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119. [27 Sepr., 1918, ° 











10. Pay-day. 


All wages shall be paid weekly on Thursday or Friday as determined by the em- 
ployer, but the day on being fixed shall not be altered more often than once in three months. 


11, Preference. 

Preference of employment is granted as between members of the Trolley-draymen 
and Carters’ Union of Sydney and Suburbs and other persons offering their labour at the 
same time, other things being equal, provided that there shall be no preference as against 
returned soldiers. 

12. Exemption. 

St. Magdalene’s Retreat Laundry, Tempe, is exempt from the operations of this 
Award until the 22nd day of October, 1918, wit liberty to apply to the Court before that 
date for continuance of the exemption. 


. Area and Incidence of Award. 

This Award shall Lies to all laundry carters within the jurisdiction of the Trans- 
port Group, No. 14 (Carters, &¢e., Cumberland) Board, throughout the county of Cumber- 
land, and shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force for two years thereafter, 

mi R. CURLEWIS, 
re Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE “PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.” 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of tho land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the ‘‘Public Works Act, 
1912,”’ for the followi ing public purposes, namely, the 
erection of a Fire Station at Wallsend, in the State 
of New South Wales, and is vested in the Minister 
for Public Works as Constructing Authority on be- 
half of His Majesty. 
Dated the twenty-fifth day of September, one thou-- 
sand nine hundred and eighteen. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
DAVID STOREY, 
For Minister for Public Works. 


towards tho north-west by other part of lot 23; being 
a line bearing 199 degrees 18 minutes 53 feet 6 inches 
to Mary-strect : and thence towards the south-west 
by the north-castern side of that street, being a line 
bearing 109 degrees 2 minutes 70 feet 6 inches, to the 
point of commencement (B. 1918-183-370). 

[1975] 








CONTENTS. PAGE 
Proclamations a Hy net af ade vee «4748 
Local Government Notices He ARS eee Say ENS) 
Imperial Services Medals Awarded _... ae w. 4751 
Consular Arrangements ... se his si we §=4751 
Appointments, &c. ... ms ap “100 As see TOL 
Government Notices sto Bs .. 4752, 4890 
Notices under the Forestry Act, 1916 — ae soe 04704 
Act of Parliament Assented to ... ms doo we 4754 
Notices under Real Property Act ays we «= 4754 
Applications for Licenses under Water Act, 19121. 4755 
Public Service Notices... 4755 
Hunter District Water and Sewerage Acts, 1892-1906 
Newcastle Sewerage ... vee | 4786 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes ae eee ads .» 4756 
Quarter Sessions... a tia ae aan es TOS 
Court Notice Het Ms Ma; ae ahi we «64758 
Tenders se nee ue 905 ae Ai ... 4758 
District Courts 4 4761 
Pastures Protection Act ,1912—Sheep Brands and Marks 4762 
Oyster Culture Leases ae Ay we 4769 
Quarterly Licensing Courts Bt is ue Hos eA 
Return of Publicans and other Licenses 4772 
Water Conservation and Irrigation, &c. --Notice under 4778 
Mines Department Notices ee nag tee ws 2109 
Lands Department Notices ae sia nde seo CARH! 
Private Advertisements ... Sas aa Bey. ve. 4868 
impoundings Shh eos as see pdig ... 4879 
Industrial Notices ... Ae Si 0% ofl: ... 4880 





Descrrprion oF LAND REFERRED TO. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
municipality of Wallsend, parish of Hexham, county 
of Northumberiand, and State of New South 
Wales, containing by admeasurement 13°77 perches 
or thereabouts, being part of lot 23, section RB, 
township of Piattsburg; Commencing at a _ point 
being the intersection of the north-eastern side of 
Mary-street with the north-western side of Devon- 
street; and bounded thence towards the south- 
east by last-named street, being a line bearing 19 
degrees 18 minutes 53 feet 6 inches; thence towards 
the north-east by other part of lot 23, being a line 
bearing 289 degrees 2 minutes 70 feet 6 inches; thence 





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No. 120. ] FRIDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER. [1918. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF BHDUCATION. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, hag been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned teachers to the schools and posi- 
tions specified in connection with, their respective 
names :— 


Junior Staf'.—Miss E. Ross, to Newcastle High. 
Assistant Master, on Probation.—Mr. FE. Hallman, 
to Fort-street Boys’ High (temporarily). 


Assistant, on Probation.—Miss H. E.. Purcell, to 
Deniliquin; Miss L. K. T. Robinson, to Broken Hill 
Boys’; Mr. A. Hoge, to Granville; Mrs, B. Croucher, 
to Kegworth Infants’; Mr, V. Suleau, to Armidale 
(temporarily). 

Ez-Students.—Miss: A.. Drake; to Smith-street.; Miss 
_A, Puxley, to Paddington; Miss O. Storey, to Glebe. 


Teacher of Needlework, on Probation—Mrs. A. 
Macdonald, to Mortdale. 


Teacher of Cookery, on Probation.—Miss, EK. Web- 
ber, to Rozelle; Miss. #. Barclay, to; Bondi (Assistant). 


Teacher of Hygiene,.onm Prabation.—Miss, R.. Drum- 


mond, to Kurri Kurri. 
A. G. F, JAMES. 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS) Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Arthur Charles Leitch Baylis, Clerk-in-Charge, 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages Branch, Registrar- 
General’s Department, to act as a Deputy Regis- 
trar-General in that Department, during the ab- 
sence of Mr. W. H. Young, on lIeave,—from the 
-2nd October, 1918. 


Mr. David Greig Paterson, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as, Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Quirindi, during the absence of Mr. S. Taylor, on 
leave,—from the 16th September, 1918; also to 
act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
Quirindi (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the’ duty), and 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and’ Marriages for | 
the District of Quirindi, at. Quirindi,—from the 
same date. 


Harold Palser, Acting: Grown: Land Agent, Stroud, 
to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions: also at that place, 
during the absence of Mr. C. W. Crowley, on 
leave,—from the llth September, 1918; also to»: 
act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Stroud 
(to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty) and Regis- 
trar, of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the 
lei of Gloucester, at Stroud, from the same 
ate. 


Mr. 


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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 
the undermentioned officers of the Prisons Department 
to the positions named,—from the lst September, 
LOTS 


Mr. William Urquhart, Governor, Pararmatta Gaol, 
to be Stores Inspector, Comptroller-General’s 
Office. 

Mr. Joseph Michael Seery, Deputy Governor, Par- 
ramatta Gaol, to be Relieving Officer, State Peni- 
tentiary. 


Mr. Harold Richard Vagg, Emergency Clerk, Parra- 
matta Gaol, to be Clerk, Maitland Gaol. 

Mr. Michael McNamara, Superintendent of Labour, 
Parramatta Gaol, to be Superintendent of Labour, 
State Penitentiary. 


Mr. Frank Quirk, Storekeeper and Schoolmaster, Par- 
ramatta Gaol, to be Storekeeper and ‘School- 
master, Maitland Gaol. 


Mr. William McCready, Librarian and Schoolmaster, 
Parramatta Gaol, to be Librarian and School- 
master, State Penitentiary. 


Mr. Roland Clarence Atkinson, Deposition Clerk, 
Petty Sessicns Office, Newtown, to be Assistant 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Newtown,—from the 1st 
September, 1918, 

Mr. Jack Alfred Stewart Balmain, Deposition Clerk, 
Central Police Office, to be Clerk, Central Police 
Office,—from the lst September, 1918. 


Tue undermentioned officers in the Sheriff’s Office to 

the positions named,—from the Ist July, 1918, viz. : — 

Mr. Charles Augustus Lamerton, Sheriff’s Officer, Syd- 
ney, to be Second Sheriff’s Officer, Sydney. 

Mr. Thomas Pershouse Burgis, Relieving Sheriff’s 
Officer, to be Sheriff’s Officer, Sydney. 

Mr. Edward William Pont, Sheriff’s Officer, Sydney, 
to be Relieving Sherifi’s Officer, Sydney. 


Mr. Cecil George Robert Wilson, Second-class Sheriff’s 
Officer, Sydney, to be Sheriff’s Officer, Sydney. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Stanley Waiger Laman as an Assistant Inspector of 
Fisheries for New South Wales, on six months’ 
probation,—to take effect from the 10th Septem- 
ber, 1918. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 





COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment of 


Mr. William John, Denmead, Clerk, Department of 
‘'axation, The Treasury, as Issue Officer in that 
Department, vice Mr. J. E. O’Regan. 


[E.M. 541] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 
HIS Excellency the Goveernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 


of the appointment , in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 49 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’ of 


Mr. John Graham McMillan, Manager, Berry Experi- 
ment Farm, Department of Agriculture, as Dairy 
Instructor, Department of Agriculture. 


W. C. GRAHAME, 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


H1S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following appointments :— 


Mr. Kenneth Charles Upton, Clerk, Head Office, De- 
partment of Lands, to the position of Clerk, 
Returned Soldiers’ Settiement Branch, Depart- 
ment of Lands, to take effect from the 23rd 
August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-6,009). 

Mr. Jack Norman Prior, Cadet Draftsman, Land 
Board Office, Goulburn, to the position of Field 
Assistant, Department of Lands,—to take effect 
from the 20th August, 1918 (Minl, 1918-6,010). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 





DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS itxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Pubiic Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. William Richard Collis, Chief Clerk, and Regis- 
trar, as Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights 
and Business Licenses,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 16th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,852- 
154). 

Mr. Arthur Maitland Browne, Clerk-in-Charge, In- 
quiry Branch, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Regis- 
trar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses,—such appointment 
to take effect from the 16th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918- 
5,854-154). 

Mr. John Dolman, Acting Warden’s Clerk and Mining 
Registrar, Cootamundra, as Officer authorised to 
issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Cootamundra,—such appointment to take effect 
from the 16th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,853-154). 

Mr. Martin Sylvester Meagher, Acting Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and 
Business Licenses at Tingha, vice Hadley,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 24th May, 
1918 (Ms. 1918-5,957-154). 

Sergeant Peter Grimes as Additional Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue 
Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at Tingha, 
to act during the absence of Mr. M. S. Meagher, 
as from 16th September, 1918, and as Bailiff of 
the Warden’s Court at that place, as from 24th 
May, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,956-154). 


Mr. Percy Edward Brownrigg Barnett, Acting Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses at Wellington, vice 
Coghlan, relieved,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 6th August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,922- 
154). 


Sergeant Frederick William Dolman as Warden’s 
Clerk, Mining Registrar, and Officer authorised 
to issue Miners’ Rights and Business Licenses at 
Hargraves, and as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court 
at that place, vice Clarke, transferred,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 29th July, 
1918 (Ms. 1918-5,924-154). 


Constable Albert Hallett as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and Officer authorised to issue Miners’ 
Rights and Business Licenses at Alectown, and 
as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at that place, 
vice Fane de Salis, transferred,—such appoint- 
ment to take effect from the 23rd July, 1918 
(Ms. 1918-5,923-154). 


Sergeant John Percy McDonnell as Bailiff of. the. 
Warden’s Court at Bombala, vice Griffiths,—such | 
appointment to take effect from the Ist August, 
1918 (Ms. 1918-5,926-154). 


Constable Gubert William Leslie Fane de Salis as 
Officer authorised to issue Miners’ Rights and 
Business Licenses at Jenolan Caves, and as Bailiff ' 
of the Warden’s Court at that place, vice Dolman, 
transferred,—such appointment to take effect 
from the 27th July, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,864-154). 


Sergeant John Toohey as Bailiff of: the Warden’s 
Court at Murrumburrah, vice Cole, transferred,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 15th. 
August, 1918 (Ms. 1918-5,925-154). 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


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APPOINTMENT. AND RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Hxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the appointment on probation, for a period of 
twelve months, of 


Mr. Harold Leslie Thomson, as a Junior Clerk, Head 
Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect from 
the 12th August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-6,011). 





HIS Excellency-in-Council has also been pleased to 

accept 

Mr. Thomson’s resignation of the abovementioned 
position,—to take effect from the 3lst August, 
1918, the last day of service (Minl. 1918-6,011). 


W. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 








CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Francis Xavier Purcell as a Junior Clerk in the 
Registrar-General’s Department. 

Miss Helen Mary Vindin as a Shorthand-writer and 
Typist in the Office of the Public Service Board. 


JOHN GARLAND. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the confirmation of the appointment of 


Mr. Leslie Robert Moore, Clerk, Occupation Branch, 
Head Office, Department of Lands,—to take effect 
from the 13th December, 1915 (Minl. 1918-6,018). 


W.G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands. 


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TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


THE Public Service Board have approved of the 
transfers and appointments of the undermentioned 
teachers to the schools and positions specified in con- 
nection with their respective names :— 


Hiagu ScHoot APPOINTMENTS. 


Assistant Master.—Mr. R. D’Arcy Smith, from East 
Maitland Boys’ High to Fort-street Boys’ High. 

Junior Staff.—Miss Ella Noble, from North Sydney 
Girls’ High to Mudgee High; Mr. V. H. Walker, from 
Ege cat atrest Intermediate to North Sydney Boys’ 

igh. 

Primary ScHoon APPOINTMENTS. 

Teachers.—Mr. W. A. Swan, from Kenthurst to Bos- 
tobrick Provisional; Mr. C. H. Martiin, from Brook- 
vale to Mona Vale (relieving); Mr. A. H. Brain, from 
Robertson to Kenthurst; Mr. T. H. Roberts, from 
Store Creek to Robertson; Miss N. Brooks, from 
Armidale to Ebor (relieving); Mr. P. Gobert, from 
Horton Upper to Bilambil; Mr. F,. O. Murphy, from 
Campbeiitown South to Bonny Dell; Mr. P. Sicard, 
from Pericoe Provisional to Hast Kangaloon; Mr. W. 
J. Downes, from Yambulla to Pericoe Provisional ; 
. Mr. J. Leonard, from Goobang to Bindogundra; Mr. 
C. B. Connell, from Peel to Nashua; Mr. C. E. Johns, 
from Gouldsville to Peel; Mr. L. Robertson, from 
Bilambil (relieving) to Wollongbar (relieving); Mr. 
C. F. McKellar, from Orange to Borenore (relieving) ; 
Mr. A. KE. Folkaard, from Linton Provisional to 
Upper Horton (relieving); Mr. D. J. obban, from 
Brookvale (relieving) to Kingsgrove (relieving); Mr. 
W. H. Nelson, from Collards Gate Half-time to Valla ; 
Miss A. McQuiggan, from Valla to Ballimore; Mr. A. 
Sullivan, from Bowman Lower Half-time to Bowman 
Upper Provisional; Miss M. Oldfield, from Macxsville 
to Wittitrin Provisional; Mr. J. J. Treacey, from Oak- 
ton to Glencairn; Mr. H. J, G. Coleman, from Warner 
to Cookardinia; Mr. S. D. Cornish, from Cookardinia 
_ to Warner; Mr.J.Gilmour, from Manly to Cooba Creek ; 
Mr. D. W. Debell, from Ballimore to Birriwa (reliev- 
ing); Mr. A. Lochrin, from Wyee 6th to Wyee 5th; 
Miss K. Williams, from Wallsend to Goonenbah Pro- 
visional; Mr. P, O. Neeson, from Wollongong to Shell- 
harbour (relieving): Mr. J. T. Dawson, from Alpine 
to Bargo; Mr. R. Finnegan, from Shuttleton (reliev- 
ing) to Shuttleton. 


Mistresses.——Miss M. Barrett, from Woonona to 
North Parramatta Infants’; Miss M. Hughes, from 
Armidale West to Woonona Infants’; Miss M. Grice, 
from Kensington to Kegworth Infants’; Miss A. 
Visher, from Singleton to Kensington Infants’; Miss 
M. Clarke, from Marrickville West to Singleton; Miss 
A. Kilminster, from Albion-street to Crown-street; 
Mrs. EK. Mallinson, from Crown-street to North Syd- 
ney ; Miss EK. Hanly, from Wellington to Albion-street ; 
Miss E. Summerley, from Narrabri to Wellington. 

rirst Assistants.—Mrs. A. Fitziohn, from Wallsend 
to Corrimal; Mr. J. Frank, from Rockdale to Arn- 
cliffe; Miss M. Potter, from Cessnock to Lismore; 
Miss I. MacKinnon, from Lismore to Fort-street : Mr. 
W. O. Brown, from Mortdale to Guildford; Mr. W. H. 
Mitchell, from Grafton to Mortdale; Mr. W. Newton, 
from Lismore Secondary to Grafton. 

Assistants.—_Mr. J. W. Roberts, from Gloucester 
to Singleton; Miss F. Ripley, from Katoomba to 
Penrith; Miss B. E. George, from Bexley to South 
Hurstville (relieving); Mr. J. Gilmour, from Cullen- 
dore Provisional to Manly (relieving); Mr. A. Wilkin- 
son, from Naremburn to Mosman; Mr. A. C. Rex, 
from Belmore South to Leichhardt; Miss A. G. Best, 
from North Parramatta to Parkes; Miss V. Suters, 
from Baulkham Hills to Parramatta North (reliev- 
ing); Miss J. Hackett, from Marom Creek to 
Karangi; Mr. A. Richardson, from Drummoyne to 
Glebe; Mr. J: Landrey, from Glebe to Rockdale; Miss 
M. Glasby, from Naremburn to Neutral Bay (re- 
lieving); Miss M. Souter, from Woy Woy.to Corrimal; 
Miss L. Bayfield, from Leichhardt to North Newtown; 
Miss R. Willis, from Marrickville to North Newtown; 
Mr. J. W. Kuhl, trom Rob Roy to Gunnedah: Miss 
K.. Hogan, from Wyrallah to Cessnock; Miss I.' 
Carnell, from Dumbieton to Kingsgrove; Mr. J. L. 
Lowry, from Balmain to Hurstville (relieving); Miss 
R. Pick, from Bourke to Condobolin; Miss M. 
Holden, from Petersham to South Newcastle: Miss 
A. Martin, from Wittitrin Provisional to East Kemp- 
sey; Miss A. Gunn, from Dorrigo to Macksville; Mrs. 
I. Wittleton, from Boorowa to Fernleigh; Miss F. 
Lawrie, from Bundarra to Thirroul: Miss G. A. 
Irvine, from ‘Thirroul’ to Marrickville; Miss. L. 
Cannell, from Minmi to Gulgong; Miss E. Erickson, 
from Gulgong to Alexandria; Miss I. Hill, from Yass 
to Orange; Miss A. J. Foster, from Central Colo to 
Currabubula; Mr. F. J. Carleton, from William-street 
to Erskineville; Mr. J. Foxton, from Gunnedah to 
Canbelego; Miss I. Raphael, from Killingworth, to 
Wallsend. 

Teacher on Probation.—Miss lL. 
Spring Well to Menai. 

Assistants on Probation.—Mr. A. Hogg, from Gran- 
vilie to Rosehill; Mr. B. E. Hooper, from Burrinjuck 
to Gilgai. 

Ex-Students.—Miss A. M. Clements, from Alexan- 
dria to Erskineviile; Miss M. Moriarty, from Dumble- 
ton to Arncliffe; Miss J. Tenney, from Gladesville to 
Drummoyne; Miss D. Rothwell, from North Newtown 
to Leichhardt; Miss O. Schofield, from North New- 
town to Marrickville; Mr. F .Stack, from Marrickville 
to Tamworth; Miss P. Kneebone, from North Sydney 
to JFirskineville; Miss A. Dunlop, from Moree to 
Petersham; Miss I. Pye, from South Newcastle to 
Moree; Miss E. Pont, from Bourke-street to Narrabri; 
Miss A. Clements, from Erskineville to Orange Grove; 
Mr. J. Nixon, from Lithgow to Wellington; Mr. K. 
Baker, from Erskineville to Lithgow. 

Junior Assistants.—Miss E. Tonkins, from Mait- 
land West Infants’ to Maitland West Boys’; Miss M. 
VWellham, from Albjion-street to Woollahra. 

Teachers of Needlework.—Mrs. EK. L. Jones, from 
Manly to Ryde (three days) and Croydon (two days) ; 
Mrs. FE. Bates, from Cook’s Hill to Manly; Mrs. C. 
Draffin, from Tighe’s Hill to Cook’s Hill. 

Manual Training Instructors—Mr. A. V. Lanes, 
from Botany to Erskineville; Mr. S. J. Starr, from 
Wellington to Botany. 

A. G. F. JAMES. 


Thomson, from 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the following promotions and transfers :— 


Mr. Lambert. Skene Gordon, Chief Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Armidale, to the position of Chief Clerk, 
Land Board Office, Armidale, and Crown Land 
Agent for the Land District. of Armidale,—to take 
effect from the 15th August, 1918 (Minl. 1918- 
6,005). 


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Mr. William, Habner Dening, Crown Land Agent for 
' the Land District of Armidale, to the position 
of Crown Land Agent for the Land District of 

Nyngan,—to take effect from the 28th August, 
1918 (Minl. 1918-6,005). 

Albert Edward Tyler, Chief Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Grafton, to the position of Chief Clerk, 
Land Board Office, Grafton, and Crown Land 
Agent for the Land District of Grafton,—to take 
effect from the 22nd July,. 1918 (Minl, 1918-6,014). 

Spiro Marcolino, Crown Land Agent for )the 
Land District of Grafton, to the position of Crown 
Land Agent for the Land District of Port Mac- 
quarie,—to take effect from, the 5th September, 
1918 (Minl, 1918-6,014). 

-. Percival Edward: Brownrigg Barnett, Crown Land 

Agent for the Land District. of Narrabri) to the 
position of Crown Land Agent for the Land: Dis- 
triet of Wellington,—to take effect from: the 6th 
August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-6,022). 

Eric John Young, Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Tamworth, to. the position of Clerk, Crown Land 
Agent’s Office, Casino,—to take effeet from: the 
22nd August, 1918 (Minl. 1918-6,015). 


W.. G. ASHFORD, Minister for Lands, 


Mr. 





RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has approved of the resignations of the under- 
mentioned teachers being accepted from the date specified in 
each case :— 


Miss Elizabeth Ferrier, Assistant Mistress, High School, 
St. George, 16th August, 1918; Miss Elvie Burgess, Assistant, 
Lithgow, 31st: August, 1918; Miss Irene Calov, Assistant, 
Leichhardt, 31st August, 1913; Miss K. A. Mahony, 
Assistant, Maitland West, 31st August, 1918; Miss Dorothy. 
Hassall, Assistant, Hamilton, 16th Amngust, 1918; Miss 


Hileen Reddy, Assistant, Tamworth, 18th April, 1918; | 


Henry J. Russell, Teacher, Brookfield, 31st August, 1918; 
Mrs. L. G. Stewart, Assistant, Croydon: Park, 3ist August, 
1918; Miss K. J. Welsh, Assistant, Daysdale, 16th August, 
1918; Miss L. R. Glasgow, Teacher, Oura, 3lst August, 
1918; Miss R. W. L. Griffits, Assistant, Chatswood, 31st 
August, 1918; Mrs. Leila; Messner, Assistant, Leeton, 31st 


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August, 1918; Miss Olive Mott, Assistant. Mistress, Parra- | 


matta High, 31st August, 1918; Miss I. E.. Saunders, 
Assistant, Granville, 3lst August, 1918. 





His Excellency the Governor and the Executive 

Council have approved of. the resignations of the 

following teachers being accepted’: — 

Mr. George Thornton, Teacher, Half-time. School, 
Elmwood. Last day of service, 31st, July, 1918. 

Mr. R. A. Nossiter, formerly Teacher, Aboriginal 


Public School, Roseby Park.. Last day of'service, 
29th: June, 1918, 


Mr. A. Lofts, formerly Teacher, Public School, 
raat ae Last,,day of service, 24th May, 


AUGUSTUS JAMES. 





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[27 Supr., 1918, 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC’ WORKS. 


| HIS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
| Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
| the resignation of 

| Mr. Percival Thomas Lord of his position as Engineer, 
Dredge Service, Department of Public Works. 
Last day of service, 2nd September, 1918. 


R. T. BALL. 


| DEPARTMENT OF THE, ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


| HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
_ the Public Service Board, has approved of the accept- 
' ance! of the resignation of 


| Donald Gordon Bathgate, Esquire, Proseeuting Officer, 
Crown Solicitor’s Office, of his position in the 
Public Service,—his last day of service to be the 


3rd October, 1918. 
JOHN GARLAND. 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


' HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, with the 
_ advice of the Hxecutave Council, and upon the recom- 
mendation of the. Public Service Board, has been 
pleased to approve of the retirement from the Public 
Service, in terms of section 66 of the ‘‘Public Service 
Act, 1902,” of 
Mr. Henry Hogarth, Relieving.Chairman of Local 
Land Board, Department of Lands,—to take 
effect from midday on the 21st October, 1918, 
the last day ef service (Minl. 1918-6,071). 





EES Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council; and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 

of the retirement from the Public Service, in terms- 

of section 63 of the ‘‘Public Service Act, 1902,’ of 

Mr. Richard Callaway, Clerk, Account Branch, De- 
partment of Lands,—to take effect from the 18th 
November, 1918, the last day of service (Minl. 
1918-4,261). 


W. G ASHFORD; Minister for Lands. 


COLONIAL. TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS. Eixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the. Sydney Harbour ‘Trust Commissioners, has ap- 
proved of the retirement of 
| Mr. John W. Young, Driver, s.s. ‘‘Achilles,’? Sydney 
Harbour Trust Dredge’ Service,—his last’ day of 
} service to be 23rd, October, 1918: ‘ei 


| [EME 819] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





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PUBLIC PROCESSION OF THE MISSION FRANCAISE EN AUSTRALIE. 
H”* Excellency the Governor hereby notifies the citizens of the State of New South Wales that the 
members of the French Mission, headed by General Pau, will arrive in Sydney from Queensland on 
Tuesday, lst October, 1918, and after an official visit to the University of Sydney will proceed by procession 
through the Sydney streets as follows :— 

Procession will leave the University at 12.30 pm., will proceed by the main avenue through the 
University grounds; thence through George-street West, and George-street to Bridge-street, and 
afterwards along Bridge-street and Macq 2arie-street to Parliament House. 

The Mission will be provided with a mounted military guard, and a mounted police escort, and will 
be attended by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Sydney. It will be accompanied also by the 
Premier and members of the Ministry an] the Consular Representatives of the Allies. 


In view of the international importance of the occasion, His Excellency trusts that the citizens will 
attend in great numbers for the purpose of honouring our distinguished guests. His Excellency feels sure 
that the citizens will entirely recognise that the procession has been specially arranged to permit of their 
giving a very cordial expression of the gratitude of the people of this State to our glorious Ally. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 





SYDNEY: 
Printed and Published by Wittiam Appiecate GuLiick, Government Wrinter and Publisher of the State oz 
New South Wales, at Phillip-stroct, 30th September, 1918, 





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